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BliONOHITIO SUBPSIBINO,D
•„C Aofooliebly. If they Improve eveand
r so little Hands
tt. Feet
wben the fine weather concee,they relax ef•
1, fort and drift back to the old oondition S w alien .
, t
e! • yeti% get rid of it and drive it right out of
the eystem. wmter etebe elneest --ehnpoe•-•
Bible to do this. Inhale Catarrhezene re.
littlarly,it'a a dead sure thing on Dronchitis.
It goes into the moat Initiate air cella of the
lungs, bathes all parte of the bronchial
tubes with its healing, germ -destroying
vapor, and cures every time. Highly en.
domed by all competent druegists and doc-
tors. 25o, and $1.00.
A man named linuffman, wanted
tor mutelet• in San Fraucieco, and
other crimes, is supposed to be work- -
ing hes way east over the O. P. H. fie
was seen at Calgary x•eceutly.
whieh, if possible,beconies more chronic
Hit Bronolutis hard in the Bummer and
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land, Oet. tat.: hese euffered frean
backache and kidney trait ble fpr onr or Ilse
years. At ..mse could hare v m v
hands they were s )-swolan, . and my f. t
the same. Goillr pfltadi nine my back so
thought I would tit-, .14 ms breath grew•
awfulle snort 1 trite, emost eterything
with nit relief Week betake tiettti ail
arnund and my pses were very but. 'Ile
Jelin ran from the email of In y bark to the
base of the brain. f could not sleep 'lying
on my baelt. ' I went end got a bottle of Dr
Pitoher's Backache 'Kidney Tablets. and
they have been.% great or t 0 Ole. Titsy
ate jut splendid I eat) see totbread
needle .and the pain in Abe head is abont
gone. AA the old feelitie of °reeking and
creaking in the babe of the head is gone,and
the beck comforted)! P.* • The old spells that
came on any time night pr dey are gone
and I teet like living attain, I Pan work •
now .with comfin . end -go tipstairs last with
no trouble I am on-lv too t•lact t o recent.
rnend - them to everyone I auted to lex
afraid to turn over at night Red could not
sleep, and now I aro not afraid at all and
banaleep • - -
. Dr. Pitoher'e Backache • Kidney Tablets
are the newest.wnd meat effeetive • remedy
for balkache, lame or weak baok, Entities.
;disease, diabetes, Seem, emilibless le ler '
the e es, sivelling ittgthe feet and tteales,
grave rheumatison: speekei,H eating beleire
the ay' wettkneas of • ohild ren. arid
• old peo e end all urinary.• Frice
' 60 cente box at all druggists or. •by
The Dr Zma Piteher Co. Toronto, Oat,
Cheese Factory Notice.
On Saturday, March 22, l'13, at 2 o'olook, e.
m., at Willson's Hall, Holmesville, the Holmes --
villa C. & B. Co., (Ltd.) will let by publie awe
tion, the drawing of the milk on the different
- routes, same as last yea,r. W. 13. FOUSTbIR,.
Pres, W. S. L sWRENC19, Soo.
Holmesville, Mar. 3-3w. •
Nen and worn,. to represent no
appointingagents
$12.09 a Week • 'green t7ortFigi
Bona Fidera
Salaryz,rtic4nttZ in
crease of salary, ideal employment, new bril-
liant linee, bestplans, old established house,
BRADLEY-GAREBTSON CO., Ltd, 13rantford,
Jan 17.
G. D. McTaggart
BANE ER
ALBERT ST., CLINTON'
• A. General Banking Business
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNT/3D
Notes iseued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
J. P. TISDALL
BANKEE,
CLINTON, ONT,
Private funds to loan on mortgage@
best current rater;
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Fel1GH11 CO1141411/11--OC, ft
Welland woman. whom Dr
Pitcher's Backache Kid-
ney Tablets cured.
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• Mrs Joseph Yonne •Dis•ision Street,
A General Banking mimes transected
Interest allowed on dePosits. '• •
Hale notes bought
THE MOLSONSBANK
Incorporated by Act Parliament UK
CAPITAL $2,500,003
.REST,FUND. $2, /50,000
HEAD OFFICE, MCiNTREAL
'16 WARS.
EXPERIENCE
.PA_IPTS
TRADE MARKS '
DESIGNS -
COPYRIGHTS litc.
entrenesending a sketeb and description may
quieiny aseertaLn our opinion free whetber an
invention is probably patentable. Communtea.
.tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest agency for securing.patents.
Patents taken through Munn 2 Co. receive
special mace, Without °barge, in the .
atillifIC Anieritalle.
• A handsomely illustrated meekly. .Largest elr- -
ciliation *of any scientine Journai. Terms, $3a
ear; four months, $1.- Bold by ail newsdealers.
IVIONN &Co86113roadway, New York
, Branch ofice, 6125 F $t. Washington, D. a
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WM. MOLSON Mscenzeion, ;Presiden . The Whole Story
Jams Eseme, Gen. Manager. , in se. lettere:. '
Notes discounted, Colletitions made, dieing •
finned, sterling and Atnerioan exchange
binight an& sold. interest allowed on
deposits. Savors BANK -Interest allowed
on stung of $1 and pp. Money advanced to.
farmers on their own notes, with one or
more endorsers, No mortgage required.
11.0. .Brewer, .111knager.
Clintriv,
-')*(kitetcbta
Central
Meat Market
kaving pure1a8c L the butchering
business of F. H. Powell I am pre
pared to furnish the people of Clin-
ton with all kinds of Fresh and
Cnred Meats. Sausage, • bologna •
lard, butter and eggs always'kept on
hand.
It Fitzsimons iSon.
Telrl one 76,
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Orders delivered- promptly!: to ad
Parts of the totem
. frame having; bogs for
shipment will confes a favor by ,
leaving word at the rbcp.
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' From Capt. F, Lore, Police S ',...
i' 5, Montreal r-,• 'We flmmently us rat.T. '
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1 Davis' Pain-litrman forlmina in, Me ito,,,- .
• ' .ctele, themotatism, stiftess, frost bites, tliP- !
• ' blas, orantre, 'and all at:actions Which •
! heft.] t men itt oti r position. I have no hesi-.
1 tenon ut•saying that' ',Aix-Kit:Lai.. i6 •...'it
beat remedy v) have near at pander
! ' 'Used Internally and Ilsteriiatiy..
Two Sizes, 2zo. and 53e.. bottlo.
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lIcLEOD'S
Weak and Inipure Blood,
Liver & Kidney Diseas4,
Itemaleeoutpla w t, late.
Ati Druggiste, or write (1... eat to
a. M. MoLEOD,
••acderich;„ Ont
FREE
•A SILVER WATCH
Itatf.ellbinV t. ITOrki
L1LJ1tI.
Direct inaportere. Workmanshin
and Material gnatanteed,
JAS. G. SEALE.
New Blacksmith Shop.
Subserilig*OLiierle.41,,k 4 e u „
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Ing Leslicee Carriage Shop, orange Sti. 11 pre.
pared tet do all work to hie line. He has had
T itrirPS OR GENT'S. SIZE.
„. 5 i.„ hoe Dr.Arnold's Rtiglish Togin Pills
. • . ,‘. },.,11p. Its CAUIVIA, we will give to any nerson
1.,:, _i .• ivi IZahllt fur us, and sot only is
.'''.'1.-.,-Tii1:-AinoTire TdRift-PIlls, at 2i1o•per boa.
.... • !LOOP Silver Witte's, open face or
• .. • g 00 1 . 1.111es er Oant's VIVI es desired.
i Y ta.fsi.stsnstilittlitg 'llgirigni ilitigYn'tiltii!
i 1 11 ems and we %via send sun the
% . • ',.‘,:el.V"!,.11.enl,lr,°'.17,1e°41.,V;i'er 1,1,1:147.:a.
t ;I.,. ,,o,... greatest otter entitled(' by any 1116d10.
2 iite onricern in the world. Dr. ArstoId's English
. • . n Pile Ain ft standard medicine that Cures the
. . y •••• ti I. ,lug Ole gonna that Gauge the disease.
.f..unonle ef testimonials bare been halted from
. el Owes of people who hartibeen cured of Kidney
•• ., ble,'IlLieusnatism, Baelyieb ,e ismal Tr u 1
I as.. Any smart person ought to eell 124bo tel'In4t,
1; let' evenings. Remember we don't xtvent
.: het movies In Alva:1En. If yeti til I/111.
11,,,tedzi,tof nit tend rear_sinne end Laddres sea
w• win eenIr'iiiirtie"-mihrwa-rga solyoosoc---
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A illi.ilift RIM
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A rtNOLD BIBDT_CINII CO.,
1.) Dept W. h. Toronto.
a good roans years' egperiertes in the bust -
twee, and will give personal attention to all
work erisitttsted to hits.
Special attention given
to liorSeshoeing and the
caro of lifOrgeW (COL
Rolasinir< f all Medal t entree teetotal's
leitED 4,,LOIITT Clint°
pNoi4t•trettdfai3tot Omani
la sueceesfully used Monthly by Ow*
0,000Ladies.Safe,effeetual. Ladle.
_your draggist for Cook's Coltee Reel .
Take AO other, AS all Mixtures), patella,'
lone ere dangerous. Price, No, 1,11
. it, 10 degrees; etronger,ES pet bort
Mailed oh receipt of price and two Sean
Jt. . The (look Oompitny windwor,OTA
1 and 2 told and recomatendad Re
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bio =moor Is thinadik
NO I and No 2 are gild la Milton. by:
D. Combo WWiti ta 1' 'li Hovey Druggists
A Great Artist's Little Tricks.
IT.
HE great English •artIst, Turner,
nowitt. only, took strange liberties
• . h the topography and archi-
tecture of the landscapes he
Painted, but with the materialshe em-
ployed. -Same, itentrelltneeterlY . efitert11-
he obtatned In ways .which, although
amusing, wcro queetionable, einee they
were not permaneaS, and must in time .
impair the value of his pieturea. ,
On one ocerieloni be clapped in a set- 4
ting sun by Means of a eornmon red
wafer, and finding it looked as he de-
sired, left It there and -painted up to
It. Again, wishing ..tp secure the con-
trast -of sotne •anitna•ted flp•,ure upon a
terrace In silhouette against a golden t
sky just put in, he telt out a harking
dog in black paper and applied It by
Way -of experiment. It proved success-
ful, and the canine paper doll was not
afterward removed nor replaced.
' Still more extraordinary is -the anec-
dote, related by Mr. Samuel Palmer, of
Turner's invitation to three children, te
collaborate with him. The 'artist was
etaying at the. house of a friend at
Knockholt, and had brought with -him
la, .fine drawing of which ehe distance
was already Carefully outlined, but the
foreground remained blank.
One Morning, Instead of resuming
work himself upon •thls drawing, he
called. ,irt his host's children, and rub-
bing in three separate saucers three
.eakes of paint, 'red, -blue and yellow,
gave one to each; child, telling them .to
dabble their fingers in the bright colors,
.and then •amuSe themselves by making
prints and. marks upon. his unfinished
picture, Of cou-rse they accepted the
unexpeeted invItatien With _glee, and
presently he was gravely looking on
While thirty smeary finger-tips did their
.ecstatic best to convert -his 'exquisite
sketet into a tray rainbow,
Suddenly, in the midst of the frolic,
.he .eried out,. "Stop:" They stopped,
.and he took back the drawing, added
Imaginary 'landscape. forms suggested
by the! accidental coloring, and rapidlY
completed .a. striking • and beautiful
whole.' • • • . • - • ..
Shortly afterward, at dessert one day,
he amused himself by arranging .soaie.
varicolored sitgaieplums upon -his plate.
When suddenly disturbed and the pat-
tern scet•tered,.he cried out in vexation:
•"Therei - You have made me hese-fifty
gintreasl" • • •
- He had been evelYing it color Setteme
in candy for his next landscape •
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TROOP OIL
t'3,;; LINIMENT
Jack r.rost,. Artist.
One of the Small Wondt•rs of the win.
ter Season is tile abundant and beautiful
tracery whit+ Jack Frost has a habit of
writing. on the pane, usually unlade lite
in the hours of sletiting, when the hrett
----bawloW-and- the, iniustteliete-leet.-steittte
thing el the cheery warmth . of day.
•Everyeste has stem and admired the !stye-
' ttsiutes ftingue!likv- grewth which is, often
the thing which g,rettehim in' his first
took at the WOr kJ cf a biting winter morn -
nig. perhape wittiout knowtog that its
fut _lit Ile multiform esti; k1.
Cute variatione, b one vi t he muse incom-
prehensible ef pltenteni • In Cosines
reeeutly a writer gas e ;some of" the
• ,theorite that have been advaneed front
' time to time to explaiit it. The Literary
- Digest translates front • the article as
follows:-
, ° "The least arrangements 91 these tlny.,.
. FOR . interlacing iee-cryelale furnish decent-
- . tive designs of incoutestable vriginality .
speeene,wane, Cute, Town, uktret and of unequalled deliettcy. The oh -
aver asks, not without surpritie, how
Open Sores, Bruises, Stiff JoInb, Bitei and
,.. . . inethese. marvelleus formations of ice
Stiugs of Insects, COO -ghat Colds, Centralia- one tuel the sal% design is often rieor-
Cords, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, rilyr Inathennttilellys 7roducea
Cough and all Painful Swellings. fere totally only , a few inches away. ;
There is in this fact OM a real mystery
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that no one canat
A LARGE BOTTLE. 25e. explain plauSibly, east- at present.
• "In one place appear very distinctly.
almost recognizable , plants with long,
thick leaves. Palms and ferns abound,
forming mimic forests. By their •side
stretch out fine fringes bordering the
angles of fantastic sheets. • .Furthee
away seem to 'rise the serried trunks of
ts lofty , grove- in,the mithit 'of carpet.
Of verdure.
"Then the scene changes compietely.
On all sides appear the light feathers
and plumes .of birds. . . .
"What are the .physical phenomena
that control the formation of these tree.
like frost picture's, so remarkable and so
N'aried? Most of .our scientists' answer
these questions by hypotheses, more or
less valuable. Atmost all give abundant
explanations of• the deposition 'of frost
along the branches of trees. •As to the
causes that determine the .appearance of
such 'delicate and beautiful ornaments
of this same frost on the panes of our
windows, most einem remain silent. -
"They tell us .that the most probable
method of frost -formation follOwite
.EverY tiay droplet of water, if it is pro -
Croup, Sore Throat, if2uinsey, Whooping ceLa n space, wi
"001$11,9Rgell• •;•
March Uth, 1902
io t LI;(4Ud1ft
Contemptible but Trivial,
Verbena, the colored cook, asked per-
mission to bake a cake for the wedding
breakfast of one of her friends. The
next clay her mistress said to her:
- "Weil, 'Beim, bow did the wedding go
off 3'1
"Law, Mrs'. Le" Verbena replied, "it
War a mos' pow'ful fine eveddin'. De
breckfus war mos' aimetizin', 'specially
de cake you done gib me; an' evid all
dee guests wearin' der ices' clo's, an' be -
haven" rhos' impressive. An' de bride
suttainly did look beautiful in her white.
eaten gownd, wid de long, White veil
8,n' de orange -blossoms,"
"And how about the bridegroom,
'Bane?"
"Dart" exelaimed Verbena, her eyes
flashing, "de law -down, no -count eV -
gar newt ecarie •a-nighl"-"Harper's
Magazine." .
. WE LOOK FOB:YOUR .TBA DE,
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Serving the public with care, attention
given ue
Canada. We look, for your •trade, and
will use every endeavor to make you •tt
regular customer.
Our eupplies of pure Druge Medicines',ur ke *impregnated or covered with a tienera.
Toilet Preparations, Perfumes •
thin layer of liquid. water at the freeze unteers of America, tells a story af a
os
Combs, Spon, Eto.i will interest Brushes, rest yom ingepoint. e • prayer -meeting. held in New York on
• "This latten being in continual contact. the East ,Side during the recent may-
oralty campaign. 'In the midst a a
honest goods and low prices, has
duced• by. condensation of vapor below
• • a high position amongst the druggists of •
the freezing -point), . xs necessarily itt
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• The Language of Her 'Belt.
ONE of the oddest of recent. es,ds 111.
. the line Of personal adornment,.
whiCh seems to have been unani-
irfouslY idented by.every ybung woman.
with any pretensions to "at.y.le,'' Rays
Washington paper, Is . the 'Wearing of
the Chinese letter, belt: ;It is quite twti
„years slate Mrs, SetonSThompson-now
Men. Thompson-Seten-,:eastonishedher
adniirers by wearing a ribbon belt fas-
tened w:Chinese:. characters ..on • ail -
ver. After a. time somebody 'improved'
'ph her idea by ordering, a whele -belt.
made of Oilier letters, held -together by '
tiny chains and lined evith colored Yel-
vet.. They cost about $50 apiece and at
once .became "the rage" in Washirig-
ton as, . an inexpensive article -could
never tope to do., it erialtes dif-
.fererice' *hat the letters signify, since
few people, in ' the country. 7oan. read •
Chinese, and 'yeti pick up silver char-
acters wherever you eat and have them
etru,ng together regardless of Context.
A young lady of. my acquaintance pos.
sesees one which Is ehe ;pride of. her -•
heart,. and she Weatts It -on all °cos,.
sins. IlecentlY she met an educated -
Chinese gentleman, who :observed bee.
odd belt With •:Itinilling eyes and 'eXt-
eresse&his admiration of the sentiment
set forth in its Ietterieg, "It is beau-
tiful," he said, "and I Congratalate you
on the excellence of your wish&sewhich •
think are unusual- In /merle' -
"Oh: the'- sentiments," eeptied . the.
owner of the glorified latintl.ry bill. ,"Do.
tell me what, • (he eharaCters
They look All alike te me." •
"There are • but two.: wishes ex-
pressed," said the ..ChinaMn
a, "but as
they are repeated several timee over, '
knew.. they must be your true heart
feelings, One • Is 'May all • my enemies
die by torture," and the other is `May
I nave • flety'sOns.' "
state -Of csuperfuston? . In this condition
when:it meets rough surface it • is de -
e -'41
The Purest, Handiest
Soap in all the World.
File o nen of Canada Are
Becoming •Prolicient in
the
A correspondent of the "Canadian
Gazette" •.(London) relates :the fellow-
ing story to •Illustrate the almOrmal de-
velopment of the late IA Hang Chang's
Work ol Mat and
bump. of .curiosity. "One day Was.
Unwise enough to tell him that it was
e possible:AO . tap, the- telegraph -wires.. at _.
any point along the line. ; This got me
In -to a .nice mess, for LI Insisted on
stuppin„,s• the train in elle heai•t of the
Rocky Mounteins, and ..although Le
Pune T.re pointed out to him that the •
• tapping might Interrupt. the transcon •
• tinental. r e th.• on-et:Lt.:1 Pa- •
eine 'Railway Company, he was deter- •
mined -to -see Mr. joseph Raker (an ex-
pert telegrapher who accompanied us>
tap: the wires.. The, obliging Bi! -'r, to.
my sum:Ise, • willingly consented, and
entertained His Excellency with an •
agile 'pole -climbing feat and; a specta-• .•
cuter .manipulation of •the - wire. Joe
came down thenole with a most plaus-
ible story of whet the operators at the'
end .of the line had said to thin), but • he •
afterwards cOnfided to • me .that he .had
'only fooled Vie. Lt, howevee,
was . delighted, and talked , elre-tap-
ping until .he 'heard ebeut•a tYpetivriter.
we'. had ,on beard. • • •Theii • Mr. Baker.
was kept .busy for half a daYs.explaine •
higeto His Excellency cmfi•the eaually
• interested members. of his Suite. the.
.tricacies of the writing. raaclass, •
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Rug Making
.
The eity'and town fairs and exhibitions
held last autumn in Hie various proyinces
of the Dominion have fully demonstrated
the faot that the women of Canada are
rapidly becoming proficient in the art of
making mats and rugs.
In the sections of Canada's fairs devoted
to.womin's work, .the display of mats and
rugs made from toe Diimond Dye Mat and
Rug Patterns Wed mat vaned end attrac-
tive , Dad claimed the atttntion of tees
of thousand-. The prize winnen(who used
the Diernond Dees to Wit I (ilt.. &QS and
other, materials ftornIn
et tl 110 legs were
mot) all agreed that the Dixin •nd Dye
. Kat and Rag .Pstterns were* the eat •ann
easiest to Rork up.
If you would like to make up a•choice rug
or mat, send y our addrese to Wells &
Richardson Ce„Limited, 200 Mountain St.,
Montreal, P.Q.„ and you receive fall
brange of new designs.
•
, • . posited thereon assa microscopic crystal
• PAIMI'P °EMERY COMPOUND. with air that is colder then itself, Mast
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We are fulliplepared to fill your orders finally freeze As, the motion of the 'air prayer, , he relateR, one pious brother
said: "h pray Thee • that
brings up newmasses, the thickness of -he Lord, Are
for • thislopular dieeene-banishing. med.
tha froat increases. the Democratic ilartY May I °Ds
. • g
mines. • nowinglis powers and virtnee, .!-
vt:her physicists,.t la i -other in, the comirig eIN lion." '"Amen, .
somewhatiifferent explanation. Ace .
we arc.told, o , g ire a e
we strongly recommend it as a bloodanswer prayer, Lord," put in a Repu,b• '
purifie,r nerve bracer and fleah builder.. lican who was near. "But I do not
eerdin to them, when the Vapor of wat-
gi d iwithout Paine's Celery Compound is, no new re- mean it as the Republican brother
medy it ' has been tested and successfully et in the air s deposited as ce,
=sane it, Lord. I pray that we may
assing through* the liquid state at alt,
used in all parts of Canada by :Una of Pbang together in Coricord and accord,"
it conetitutes frost. That the Vapor
thousands, and hen never failed. t continued the Detriocrat. "Amen, Lori."
does not. really. pass through the liquid i II d
n
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IN THIS LOCALITY. •
Th'e medicine dealers in this place say
thee' i here is do Pi eparatfon on the market
to -day stet has enything like smile an enor-
Mouesitie as Dr Chaae's Kidney Liver rnis.
IWould this. extraordinary demand for Dr.
°helmet Kidney -Liver. Pills continue and
I gradually inotease if.people were nor being
' benefitted and cured by their use?. • Cer-
tainly not. Oue pill a dote, 25 cents e box. .
1 .
..R. REEICIE, Druggist, Clinton On;
Former President Seott a the Cin-
• 'etnnati Southern Railroad was greatly,
again. said the Repuh leen; any cor
state is abundantly shoWn by :the 'fact .so long as they hang." . •-
that frost has not the strueture of fro,. • • . • • •
en dewle presents, 'on the centre ry,
AS. EXPERIENCE DIITJGGIS1b,
a layer, of spcmf•y, opaque ice in while E (IVA NTEE CURACY .
A certain congressman. who had .
• struotecl; his butler to say to all .
sirable. callerz. that he was in the bath •
. arid could mot be seen, was recerttly
'visited. by a constituent With 8,..griev-
. ance, to • exploit, He Called every day •
at; the house, but •no matter at what, ,
hour lie' presented himself he was • in-
variably infOrmed • that the Congress- .
man was .bathing. SI must see:film!"
he. finelly said ots.,...•aty to the servant;
"rny. business is • r :1st Important;
wait until hels thiteigh with. his •bath." •••
"Da's no utie,": yr -plied the negr9 but-
-lee; "gen'len..,n done wa ited, foe; home .
de .ucider day; tie wa'n't tlinnigh
Wheretwon the disappointed •conatitu.-
- ent . Is said to haVe written thls• linen
hie card: 'You May suet:eel, .if you'
persevere, .in• getting your. hedyeclean
one .of these. -days; but lf you should ;
spend the rest • of year life in ..a loathe .
tab it wotild not purit,y your .conscience
or your politiCal .4 ,
• he ftrst annoyed,wheno o eanideteet t pnematie eeestele .1y- AND PERFECT:•SATISFA.OTION
read, .by the claims for•torses and eat-. in, eit e sir 0.• . tete. at e • •
Inthis nix 'm rr,S, bus..e and bus)
tie killed :by . trains ow . their way seitntitle men ah explain the feat
threugh Kentucky. It .seemed • a fri . ruiatier.e e,n filo -brunette's tff s...:41(.11 ( 1.1 1 ire or 2, red St If
th011. h wer •not seibl f a train *by tim-eongelation of a • thiek Mist •11.; r • ip the is 1,L; 1. r 0. tor eiei
tens 18 f 11, bly y necessety ior i he eafety
ponies us. tended .With bode.•of leene '
. end welfare -St your fatuity.; We ever.:
temperature. than tlie freezitteereint 1;1'
bY• eolidifleation of It fiigs'in.S•11i..!''.t antee accuracy Slid Verfeet •ssitefdetton
dotermin.(4. by. emeeeet all Lae etniOaltra. 01.1P I id ,jet • &epee -
lei run north or sat.th. throtigh kentae-
..ky without • killing • either a -horse- or •
,cow. And • every•• animal .killed,- hoW-,
ever acrawnY, •serubby or, miserable it
. may have been before ..the accident, al.!
ways figured .in •the"clalnis •subserfuent-
• ly presented as -of the. best bleed in ,
;Kentucky. :'wen," said Scott. one day,
after examining a cialtn, ."I don't know-
. antehing that imprnves stock- lb Ken- '
tueky likeecroseitig•lt. -with a weenie--
tive."., •• • • • . • •
A SOentist's.jO*c. •
A. moNg the .ericinent scientist's `at- -.
tending the rceent cortitention or,
„ the. Ames/lean Naturalists..Asso-
clatien at the University of. Chlettgo
• little disposition was 'shown -to enliven
. the reading 'and. discussion o•f papers
..
on profound topics, henee the -gathering
had little attractitm for persons hot ea-
• miller with the sciences. • •
I
e.-:.•4‘..,••••.'7:* ••.• • •
cly.. -.The French Writer -soya Went is alwale • r. elate tise lasers.
. • "NS a mil leave 'the reader to: lel: •Lrei aratief.s and rieveltiek, •
eledee of these opiniOns. So 'far. AA ' OPI.NRY 0:impolite); '
See: ,P of frost.'• on our k • 77:
s cured MAUI. , St )3en ever) tbtrig else
; (s..neerned, innst stirpose-gthat the „1, ti .„ . tae,..e•
'lugil
It l' 1: i t •• vat jet y , Of design, Presented .1.".. seta Ltopte .1 e ppy resuite. Ir has neve
esee. Tliie substance-. 'is, in feet. a x.,17: It s't ;A.., h C int: ei st 8, ' 'IV '
I
- 1 r ,‘ , rystrtis is due to the net nre of I Ile felled to Also sicik . people happl, reeults.
- 118w
1!..11
, ‚211(111 a INsVio If leiS•is.P.gnilleilerrt 11(',i(i)111.!t111e.st it; 7!!.., n:::. As Viol for the nerves -it reakee eick
'tone to the nistemernakes the blood ,Par.e
to the pityeihtl action nf Orest:illizel ion ' people well N,I"re eau' so i I - ' h
I lit et, valises 4111, 82211: t:' .11.. when. vaiva . the• ;pure eat genuine Paiee's Ileteey
le Pon(,enled. on the - Stirfare. to briae ., Cornpoutid. . .
e • . •
. i the earn, ti on, t desbnia,
. B CO, AIBD; Druggist, -Clintits.Ont • • . : •-; • : • • ••
I•e• w "Hell are ast varied as t.liev are. remark-.
Ea.d Liver OP • •
nide." ' • •• •
' : . .
Net alek taw
eptado-111.. :fr.) go
-GivEsnej Aft Ai,,,Enrer-se- ,---Zutiging-fraineeate Opinion_ _expressed__
In • the recess following asmorning
• sessiofl. one or the learned .bu'uteriolo-
gists 'indulged in little light tails with
'others .of his:Oa:M. They -Were inspect,
•
Ing eiti exhibit Of . inetrunidete. • The'
pecifeesele' growing re:millirem] 1, triltViif
a. practical joke.be had pet yea on an
•esteemed •rneinher .of- the modleal, pro.,•2
fession. !The latter did not believe lit
the germ theary and refused. to pursue
any study in that xlirertion, holding
that -It was all bosh. • • The •neore the bac-
teriologist.-Ineasted the -Inore doubtin
• .. came. • .
"Deis: Is no aueh.dIng as germs fri'tu-
beretilite:s..:1. 1' .v11.1., not it;" 'de- •
°tared •the physician, •a -native •of the
Fatherland. • . , •
• '!Ys, bet have bacilli which ,can '
shent you. ainder the thicroseope and
prove. irlY asseition,"'.replied • the pro....
teaser. ; • . •
"Und Id has head. mid titil?” queried
the doctor. • •-
"CortainlY. • Petrie to rey litheratiiry
-and I'll she* 31 10 you," 'eaklethe bac.
teriologist.
The doetor Vll•Ited the laboratory and
the scientist shelved hint the speelmen
under the micro:wane. A peculiar look-,
mg, wiggling object with the head of a •
monster and featiferS stiekletg. forth
like the warpath. headgear of, a -Savage •
Indian 1\118 'proser rk,d.
"Mein grandees: rod dot ding Is
alive?;' cried the doctor. "No yonder
.the germs VI111 ravage a -man's lunge. I .
shall get me it ieentle01)0. at' vonee."
• The doctor was converted to the germ •
theory, but the whilted bacteriologist ,
t ailed to reveal to hint that the •baeillus
'Shown in the Microscope' Was a com-
-.men .stea-obta need- trout eithe
the Scientist's pet 'house .deg.
•
•
TONS eeUR tistiv231 • . Fe,Fently in The. Lendon Spectator, Ttle; havo
• reAKE.YoU ST7:0K0 • leePs sebriquet of the' "Sick . man, a soAcmile1arerealaite7thaftPetintihseeksPidneeelyasilaYndwiblvaadtdeedter., easeswhi°h been impiciparly treated, -
MAKE YOU idELL-1
EYS AND BLADDER.
•
• Have.you pain in the back a- dull feeling in thb region of the kidneys?' At times your .
• • . • s . ••Th. n 8. tee -ether times you do not Make it.quite o freely it is dark in color, you me e
"r' enreesEr-r-
1 td17alle do l°d• SuPt.of C6, A ,
11. a' vujit).„ A .1 „,,n,,,,• r.°11, prescrilinsilr: -• ^-nblidiel
1 wrIvitit,;:it larilict::"iWryth, till tO DM his W.,,,e,"ratantly
670c von, 0 aaeraTvplitiretat.11,.;,,,
r„:d74: .1
• Deters. eb"11.!giltE1N.000it ect.oilt.it:turein.t
vis.erixemeti. . . A j.... eigi
......m................,
• • bele maintained .1 nder talse re -
water comes freety, a large quantity, ht color; with no peculiar sense, ons, w e• a
.• writer, ! "wind stirl place • In :the field _ tits", or you may have a raucous depolit or dust colored sediment in ..our urine; give
F diers .in thi• &fend his coasts 97
•err condition immediate attentton or mor serious complications will -set in. My Lateel
ethod Treatment guaranteed as a positive cure fonsuck conditions, and remember you
L" an tinny of 000,000 of the bray( st sot -
You neary nOtbiter until you are convinced that a thoroUgh and :complete.oure has
ti hil t
k small clean- •
'anti ports with torpedo boats, ana evgn ••
in defeat iniliet terriblts. • blows it on his" -b Is ,;t4 so,o0o 00 reward
- PAY. WHEN CURED.
• . AileCdett-8.1. • •
conqueror. It is true Abet, the advent pinto tastrw the original': • • • .
een estab a e . Re what one of my grateful pat ents w tee:
. Duta01,15BE2R2YeSur Latest Method Treatment acted the way you said
• cif a strong Sulten is. most ittiprobahre it •
• I stoog
•
SA7m.Y.T4UltST WIS. Feb. 6.
•-•-•el. the rive of Othinau eeppearing. at Iasi-- -would; my atrictu'res are cured, and the varicocele entirely, disappeared. 1fee
10 taking • out a tee-teouSage-dollar .• to e's-:• WOrn out; hitt a Stiltaluweak as stronger thanesten my. bladder and kidneys do not troubleme any, cen
. policy with .a MilWatileee Insist:arm& . "
et et gaffet eil_uny front 'lever, \lei& weeer be • • '•
, your Latest Method Treatment. it has cured after others have fano/tit I had
all day, do a, bard day's work without my ittdneys troebting me as before I too
ft he had • • . strong ;Mayor 'of.:the Palace 01 (i
Squite• probahle, and
company -William Bryan ima to state ..eocionnulted you,soonex:, I would It
*teed te great deal Of money richt waste
teale„, It( (teen more dittig(c:Iir•okiTind; on other doctors. lain your grateful pagent L.IND S A Y
10
"TheY say," began 'Niles ...Twitters,
"that there In a fool in every fanillY.
Do you believe it, •Mr. Saunders?"
er-X hardly knew," stammerer%
Sattriders. "You see, am the only
Inotriber of mit family."
Owing to the refund o2 the Ounara
Steamship Company to Alen the pass.
Engel' rate agreement, a war hi Atlan-
tic rates is One of the possibilit'es of I.
thli spring.
acute a Cfold ene Day !
Take taxatiVe Brom Quinine „*Tableto
All draggisto 'refund the money if it failo
to cure. W, Grove's signature is on
each box, 26c
;and w.hat lie is said to - 1 • • .1. • d t I le. A ruler. of .Turke
TUC WEST METHOD TREATMENT VJOE§
have written: . "Yee,. hid two severe
• -who. threw all eaution ite the winds,
attacks of Presidential foyer; followed. I Troubles,. •
Varicoce e and" tecture, witheet cutting, Stretching, or toes of time; aiso Privette,e2 •
Nervous, 1nepotencv. 'Teidnety LI.ver,.Edalder, Stomach, Female and Recta _
t. Perfece
;toned every (1,41l, 11, to lets stand.
by severe. cdtille __bat r have -fully re-
..
covert, 1 froni bath." . • • • .•
At a Party in Dublin Castle .011e of
, .
• 'the young elde-de-eamps tried to pies+
a joke on Arehhishon. Whately. AP.•
prottehin
, y011t31 8111,1:
"Does 'Your Grave knew ,wha t the
differenen•between. an ass arid a•reh-
. .
p'"•• o,. :IS the grave :art -
ewer. POli," Says -the youth, "110. 1ti
hits a .erosts on 'his back, while an -art-h-
id-shun has reams on lilt; breast."
.• "Very good," e•.. 111: -archbishop; "now
will you tell inb Nv r Is Ili.. di Irtiren ve
htftweeri •tt yourig--ollieer ince .yourself
and an .itatt?" .."/ knoW " rehlied
the- youth. - ."1101kher do 1," said the
erchblehop, end 'tvatieeti, . .
• es-s-
,
•INERVZ PILLS
SUM?
aid !dripped al payinents except for- aystem, of home' trene ment foe thbse who 'cannot' call. ROOK FREI). MedicinesiLmv.ers.
• OONSIILTA ION Piren. 1 'you cannot ca 1, write for biank for home treatmen
or Clew -
. Menitions of war, • and • fought as . the dime patients shir.Eed from Whids,ore•AII• duty and transportation -A barges prepa
Maleli fought at Ottelm.man, would, to thing contidentla No names on envelepes or packages -Nothing sent O. O. D..-
208 WOO DWA MO -AVE,' •
'begin with, shatter' all I.:m.011nm al. •trot. witoox street,:
• DETROIT01113111.
DR. GOLD:3ER%
'names, unglit hold itt. elm. ; ler • three
. years any single 1•Iprept an power, .and -
mield le)tile leen, defeated eatise Ite
cto fare einee tli, spit hie threatened •
i . •
I It wilt do your eyes goodir you come i.i and see our. un-
usually large Itock of Rug VaJoro and Tapestry Col:lobes. .• 1
.1ijvery one of them is a emnbination of 'beauty satisfaction
:and solid comfort.. Prices froin .$5 to $15. .
„1„., us.• ham ma, had ouches 4.71 °Itches I
yli.min.. .T11, -i(•k mon 1t'qutali
nothing, .and the western worli
th sir. s -his 'llie catastrophe
mit y tie( Poute ,hist S'et, forthe strange
bchie who flow th'e throne of
Tiirlst•y, and -.anti win 11(11 1(1' yield nor
1,1:0ft. 7.P311174 111.01110}111dP Nit if cannoe
be auff (ivpvy ;1316w. rook
f If,. ono M. 1)ehmase 111114 jeat
ed brines its nearer to its occurrence:: if
13- t' 'r,o' a Irinels 11•1 y • euidanee, the
Turk 30111 die hilititt littra."
. "1 time,. won a ease with one of James
WhiteOthh.liiley's poente," says t'ongress• . •
man Briek Indiana, Who fa a lawyer, .
• ' "and si 1 stand for him. wits defending
110Md.
Malta
Vita
n. netti Owned with stealing silk, mid le
d had for him thet I' decided
011 1111 appeal to the jm•y, • I did UM
best • 1 could to win Wit h• the evidence;
but I banked 2)20131 (20 the feet that the
• defendant was it young Men With a wife
and child, and that it ivoelij.go hard. for
all of them to, have him go to the peni•
argument led up to the peirit where 1
lotted with Riley's little poem, ihiek
0
-FOR WEAK PEOPLE.
Plum a Two Years' Sentence,' When I
Inisheil, the jury was in tears, and evett
he Judge and the Attorney for the pri-
, oaten were affected. The jury took
I Plat one ballot,and returned a verdict
as.Ans• ot tie Hear . ft zgineasi 0 dot au:RIP-New York Tribune,
1
AND THOSE TROUEILZD WITH s
eloltatIon Throbbing or irregular,
•
t
ha Irma ot reath, read altar_ .
a t rolls II* 'Mks digtvtat 'i4zsti.td1 Vmst4,4 towty names.
Xter tut Strittbariis( Fisting4
Pain Eike lirtirv o Aulf tneers.es. fAf onotitts 01
chanan. Lady lessees little lo Lady
Ithpetr, Lady Lily llieS and /MAY Violet Beau.
oniomOor urn • ett fintl
Whitt Paraly:rs trenenelaeS2 ere are Lady Rosemary Cairns,
sa o A AatIte, alto. iris Caoall, Lady Angela gtri Porlies's child
Pt b rt it called Marigold and) Lady Algernon
Combines the ire!! known
'food values of wheat'
and the medicinal -
virtues 01 malt.
Ufa 4 Perfect .N•ood, Natures own
tome.
11 kreyenta sioknens by keeping the
system m 0; healthy eendition,
Xt restores health by regulating and
toningeip Weak systems.
It glees sure relief te Icertone sofferieg
from poor digestion, !made •Ir., oiespepst.
and Other disorders arising front thr Ise
of poorly. cooked foodo
A trial will eonvinee the most akeptite
al of the superior merits of thin food. For
gale at .
KIM eztoeuttv
Norvo Vile cure tha word Cartes Lennot's (laughter has On Milne Of
W,....,„„eeeee, 1 the uncommon name at ..• . el, f,
Ritter Ot et remedies fall• ivy. One of the 11111sa Finehee Owns
IAltirtivar isnla ours Gonatipsilotio
•
•
Ont 0101)401i -I ritlinh I
4
aw Logs
wanted
Top Pficeg
•
•
• (lash on Delivery, a .
Blyth Handle Factory
ler all kinds oil
mel'c hantable lops,
200M ft Roller Maple, 18 inch 0.fla•to in
ditimater.
100hMichttin diameter up, for CanchOok iaand. •
any Rive from 12
2001Me, ft Rook elm, env size, foe handleal
100 M ft Soft Elm, Biteswood end White
•
Cedar Shingles and Lath for sale. .
Shingdea and Lath hi exchange fot 1048.
(lumen Sewing attended to at alt times.
J 0 ft ' a, ttivingstone
•, er f) - ant -