HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-07-18, Page 7440 teeouiteceoes eseetowese ta l-feketeett,
- Dr. Daniel C. 0-1111a11, president or
the new Carnegte Institut'On at Wash.
tngton, has been Uttering some wisee
I and strong 'words recently in condero.
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nation tielatzer'nnlisacrivyna:oldieeggleese.-Vd.'"
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pleased to o'bseree, are supported by.
doseph KTwiehell, of Hartford, and -
Dr. George S. Fullerton, peotessor Of
philosophy in, the 'University a Penn-
sylvania. In an Interview on this euh-
such -well-km:mu euucatOrs as Rev,
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Most Boar Signature of
. See PeceSinille Wrapper Beim, •
Irewy setael fine at; 000 e
to take as mow.
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roomousnat,-.
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FOR SALLOW SKIL ,
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tg Meg I PlilreIT Tegatablle./0,--
CURE SICK HEADACHE1 it
pet in the Philadelphia "Penile
Ledger," Dr. Fullerton 'dealared very
justly that our system of dubbing men
deetors of divinitYor doctors of laws,
on the score merely a their being -per-
sons of prominence, and 'without regard
to their real Intelleennel attainments,
was cheapening the whole system of
degree -giving. The worst abuse is the
"throwing about" of the degree of doc-
tor of divinity. "The popular clergy.
man," eaid Dr. Fullerton, 'imaY be the
least scholarly of men: yet, if be have
friends of sonle influeece, be cen always
get this degree. I know a number who
knjoy this honor, and who are not, even
Men of ordinary oulture. They make
no (pretensions to being sehOlars." The
ease might be put ;Much stronger than
this and still be well within the truth •
If a list of persons now strutting abOnt
the coantry -with a long tali of -initial
letters trailing behired . their nettles
could be printed, tOgether With their
actual standing and intelleetual, ae- Now that the king has quite a. U
TUE CLINTON Nt'W EM
The .Stupidity of Instinct, Passing of the Artificial Plower,
WE
are not public benefactors,
WE
ere not snetebln4 people Irma this VIA%
WE
cannot say that we are rectories to
health those who have been given op by,
anywhere from three to thirty eminent
Doctorsd
WC
Melte only the very modest claim that
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'wean nerve tonics
IACtere far indigestion and eon.
stipation„ a blood maker and
purifier, p corrective of sits&
, gish. liver and doranflontonfi
of tho kir/sieves
ONLY THAT!
but perhaps that Is enoughloi 25c
"Harper's Weettly.".
Are insect% bees for instanee, ad 'or the last hundred years art"-,
Very intellieene after all, or doee ilcial flowerel leave been. the ilea:est
tbeir leetinet resemble auttImatisni decoration a woman coutd buy for
' instead oe reason? lelr, 3. Garter' her slimmer hat. The superlative i
Beard has asserniele4 a number Of in- has a double meaning in this con. I
teresting instances- in the "Scientific; nection - "dear' to feeteine puree.. '
Ameriean" which lead to the canon), etrines, leameasurably satisfyins, to •
- Edon that the Wondei.ful resulte atm) her sense of the artistic and appro.
i
accomplished by insects are due, not to relate. NO one, not even the meet
7 intelligenee, lint to automatic obedience • joeleal man, could deny the daintiness
to exteraal or internal "ittinnall. We 1 of the instinct. that led women to be
as well, he thinks, call a watch ; deck their multItudinoue hearls with
Intelligent es ern insect. I copies of the sweetest things DivinIte
In one instance it appears that ; sets down upon this rolling ball. So it
house -flies exhibit more appearance of , was that ail these years, from her
real intelligenee than de honey -bees. ; palace in the center of he i‘ kingdom,
Take a large glass jar wIth a wide I Fashion each spring sent out her un -
mouth, says Mr. Beard, and imprison ', assailable deeree that flowers were to
in it a bee and soine files. Put the Wit. I deck hats. „
- tom of the jar against a window -pane, I At tirst the word "artificial" was al -
rdraw the ctir Mille ar01.1.1113 the jar and 1 ways used in speaking or writ S- ot
July. 1.0th, 1902
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, quickly find their 'way out of the open items contain many allusions to "ar-
then uncork the mouth. The files will I linen or snit posies. Old " ashIon Top
e1/4.ve ers anci ounsts
mouth into the room, .butethe bee will tificial roses," "artificial Iilies-of-the.
the glass where it sees the light and reader that real flowers were not Travelling from place to place are subject to all kinds
_ stupidly continue to try te,get thrOugh valley," -always to impress upon the
• willsnever think of exploring in the meant. Of late years the aejective has
other eireetion. ,But perhape this +been almost entirely eliminated from of &mei Complaint on account of change' of water,.
snows, not superior intelligence on the the dictionary of the 'writer who dishes
part of the files, but less attraction to up modish delicacies. Nowadays, a diet and temperature,
I the ligket or a greater variety of etirnull hat is triinmed with "violets:" a Ikea
• to 'motion. ,15 Of "forget-me-nots. No eoman
The bee' :whole existence stereo he bad not often a man -is ignerant as
Interegting depend Upon routine. She always does ' to imagine anything else but artilleial
file same things the same way and fiewere es meant.
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414 exhibits no capacity to profit by, or The making of these heatitiful imi- .
' enough Itititile Of Naiure's handiwork became
repair the effects of, e•ceident. -Mason-
tainnients, the shovvingWoUld be aMUS. Of motarsears it has become neeessarY
fieurishes a D.D., tent 'who 'cannot write White, wen known in the motoring their eggs therein ane top off the con- trade of artificial -flower -melting de- • 1
ceded from mother to (laugh ea
struction with a robe If a hole Is ,
is a sure cure for iarr ca, , ysen ery, c,
Cramps, Pains in the Stomach, Seasickness, Cholera,
, Cholera Morbus; Cholera Infantum, Summer Com.
'plaint, and all *Fluxes ()f the Bowels in Children and
. bees, for instance, build little thimble% a vast enierprise employing the Skilled
ing for a cornea almanac. We to create a• new household appoint- shaped structures of mud, half fill labor -of thousands of men, womee, and
happen to know one such, person who ment, and the other day Mr, Greham them with honey and polieh, then la irls In mans parts 'of the world the
Dr. ovvler s
Ext. of
Wld St
three consecUtiests sentences correctly world, was -offered the honorable post
g •
rawberry
either as taspelling grammar, or punc- of "Master of the King's Motor -ears." made in the bottom of one' of these Whole families for generations .
•
A Dramatic Moment,. tuation, 'and there are probably other The post carries with it thedistinction thimbles while the building is geing tin. Pasted, stitched and colored the beau -
V4 tees' . •
instances of the same sort, gays "Les e of driving .the King and the eupervi- and the honey is allowed, to run out. Weil evidence's of thelr
A
reon or the royal motoring arrange- the stupid bee, even After discovering 'Until recent years the aim Was al-
t the close of the Crimean War' the lieja WeeklY'"
4Dulte ot Cambridge, who had • e hole, makes no atteeipt to stop It ways to make artificial flowere 500-
_i absence of , men ta.
FlitY telephone stations distributed up, but continues to pour la the honey cessful counterfeits of Nature's owe
tcomrmand in the the the
Lord Raglan, went in pereon to
officer t---eview the English troops. It 'fraud. He coUldn't control rnY mind for the speciai purpose at giving tirne- Fem./ilea by insttact having been Put the eye'S 'discernment. At this time
through the San Gabrfei fofest reserve at the top, allowing it to run away at darlings. Every one knows that the
'Mr le - hat hypnot--------------a in California will be uses' this summer the bottom, untie the. proper amou.4t +work was often d.one so ably as to dere
Marshal Cannibert to inalte the Fr noir urnP Y
• ki at- A ts.
bad not oeeurred to His Highness that at ttlI last nighf. pokeiy-oe course, iy warnln* in cage a tire breaks out. n. -she lays her ,eggs. and seals up the the art of ertificeal flower -ma ng
dul
the date fixed for tire review was June he had 'some excuse. ChtnenleY-Yes. anywhere in the Woods. -Twenty-five top, content with her vain heeor, %Med its highest perfectioe. The more
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le, the anniversary •of -waterloo, beer He Elam there was no material to work rangers .will Patrol the forest‘and, be- Many other 'instances can. be cited faithful the 'likeness . a the imt-
indeed at tile snoment did, Marshal on. 'YOu ought Ito 'wee heard the &utile In armed With Portable. telephones, 'which tend to show that the instinct or tations to ea originate the better the
• ea- pay of the maker, and the greater the
•Canrobert pay a.ny heed to the (late. epee give hina the la,ugh.--Bits." ,he able, in an emergeisay, to cut in insects (Ries not resemble human r
At the time agfeed upon Caarobee
on the nearest wire without losing the son, . stimulation to effort. • •
farm, accompanied b'y (his staff. The • . • Italy is not the only country that . do things which do not seem to be the tesque and unnatural. Now. and then Does not leave the Boy/els in a constipated condition.
Its effects' are marvellous.
It acts like a charm.
.
Relief is almost instantaneous.
What are Piles time needed to reach a station. . • On the other hand, insects sometimes Then came a'creeping in of the gro- • •
eras on the ground in full parade uni-
English army. was drawn up in long Piles or hemorrhoids as the areSomad can boast of its burial towns and vil- result of pure automatism. Darwin Queen Fashion sent out edicts estah-
•
tile; to the right, the Guards, with their tunes ca. iled. are shell' t:imors, whieh form lagers, says the "People's Friend." • In 'found that even earthworms exhibit . .
Song, hairy head -gear; then the High- lishing the position of green' roses, red . •
in and abont the.orifice of the rectum. 'Scotland there are the Culbin Sands, Vlore adaPtabiliter to. oircurristoncen lilacs, puiple carnationee and all sorts eeeraaveaseareareeeseseasaepaaareaseratraeseeresks
They are caused by an mined and covering a large tract of country,. of inartistic, even ugly, effects In arti-
/enders, wall their leather-trimmed.than was shown bireetr. Beeed's in/ -
bagpipes, and with sounds stranger • very numerous in this part of the body. toadied; While in Ireland there is the
Still; and last the infantry, with •their Asa ruleevery form Of piles beconles at ancient town of Bannon, situated in a
tufted shakos and their red tunics with times acutely inflamed. and extremely once fertile tract between .Wexford and
white gimp. The eun was beaming idea The itching and burning usually Viraterfotd, as effeotually covered with
caps, their strange coetuiries and, their inflamed condition of the veins w ich are der whieli ',many dwellings' lie en. ' •Prisonsa bee In the glass. jar. • •Acial flowers. The unending search
rightly:, causing the arms to glisten. • ,F:creases tif night, 'and the inisery which serid as ever Pompeii was with red-hot
and the flags waving in the wind wefe ny
peop e endure is beyond description. cinders or Herculaneum with' lava.
all covered over with names embrold- • Thereisnogtiesswork about Dr. Chase's Manefaeturerit Or artists" colors now
!red in gold. It was a 'superb SPeOtaCIO : Ointment, is a cure ftie piles. It • has .
The Duke of Cambridge • asked the beentriedin the crucible. of „lime, and _ _041.,1.•eli use mummies 4n, making their
colors,and It isealermet ceitala that e'
marshal to .take •the eight of the line of gradually *melts way into favor With the
.. battle -it e•as the Guards who occupiedmediredprofession, aswellas with •the . small. pereeritage of some enelent
it -and reviewirig ,officers began to public in general. • Jte has .a wonderful : .ESY);)tian rulers went ea cOmPeortie
se s
otsthe colors used by various It.A.'s .in
move along in front of their tanks: : soothing and healing effect, and wherever. .
Having got level with the first bate appliedito burning, itching, inflamed skin , . painting their. portraits for ,ehis 'Year's
Mummies-
-enon Canrobert ealuted ' it. eet. the it affords almost Instant relief, cooling the Aeedeerierasays the "Taller." d In legume Or
same moment the 'flag was • lowered to eresed disease and 'healing the rave ulcer- were usually preserve n ,
,
return his salute, and on theunfOreled eels sldnthe best pitch, and this 'blended with
tissue he read, in large letters: 'Ask your friends and neighbors about the bone of the mummy gives atime,
,
"Ramilies, Malplaquet, Les Arapiles, Dr. Chase's Ointment. It is recognized lierlY heautiftl tintespecially in
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Vittoria . . . Waterloo." by surprisingly large netabrown odarkblue.
ber of people
Those were preeisely the most dims- aathe only actual cure for piles. R will. This has so ear been a year of disas-
' not fail you Sixty cents a box at all ters. Well-nigh 100,000 souls have been
' .
that Canroberte a French general; was 'deal:et:a, or beiemil pesepaid on receipt Lf swept into eteriaty sinee the beginnieg
and people agree that Scott's Eitiml-
sion;Of cod-liver oil is the best thing.
to:take for_ !.‘dont: fp...-".1. Nell ,end
.on t know WhY,"
-they .111:e ii—thea. and Wolnei;
ox f id. it,. bitt baj,).4 actuu;1•.; .
for novelty began it. Newness, rig mat-
ter ' how unseemly, al/Peals to mcist
PeOute for ae• time. Then ertmes a re-
action when the full commonness of a
Put the whole, good and -bad, aside tor
popular Parley strikes people, and•they
a peeled of dormancy. When the imi-
tation. blossoms of fantastic. propor-
tions:and bald ugliness 'came to lie the
sayleaeartiecerelaftewer-making was a
doomed ledestry..- Itfillinefee-leaked
aboUt 'for some artistic and .new seh-
etitute. The hat itself, -well from our
.-been a, thing of shape only, ofterel.:
great-grandmother's time dorh had
great poSsileilities for 'ingenious •Ideas..
arias Green
BEST E TVG E3
•
DO you want 'the Itest--at the Lon'est Price? .
We can simply you with Bagel's' '
-----onelof the best tnglish
makes at 25e lb
.ii,...11.01-11T, Dispensing ChenuSt, Clinton
TOP 0 fere
. .
began to florid the market:. wire frames , "V-Ilt*****************311-19114,- 4einkirkeeerlt.-lideltrItetilesSererer9reekereelierlik
..About three years ago teacy braises. . . .
nieiv it. . ,
s.rfos ,,,, num 4....!•.,' ANn TIT .T.
. ' '. " ''"":7"' .• ' were made With greater care than. . . • • ' t . ,
.
ever e all sorts of •faatastic ad beads . , . .., ..,
tiful effeets, were.brought out in straw
hats, which Deeded. no extra, adorer.
; went other than a trifle of -ribbon,
, chiffon, or lace -arid artificial flowers
Tit J. -W...IRWIN'S
, l' went off Fifth avenue to dwell ameeg
' th • folk who live on the outermost. . • e
. , .. • •
The .Fable of
thus compelled to .salute on the aunt- price, by Erimanion, Beteg le Co ,Toronto oe the preeene Year be' a remarkable &runt Matiukatra, fritrner Prime Min.
. ,
D 5 ' • series..of disasters, according to the istersof Japan:who is know-ei In Ani-
versary of Waterloo, in the midst of •
. •"rrilleunees•Which-keeps ree . erica geiretlee father the'gold. stand -
English generals who had fought there. . r. e 11.4 Is,
\ He was unable, do whet he .ceuld, to '
repress the emotion that was• choking
him during- that second. Cold shivers • '
:ran through hieehody; the hand with ..TEGInbUrpsa disttner volcano. • ,
:
which- he held 'kis hat While saluteng • • •---- ' ' • • old a waterspout devastated the sub
-
trembled like aedead leaf. • • ' . -When. the • earth -fleet etartee -co urkis of tovieetonie Ky., claiming six
• Stili, anxious to let nothing of aN;.0.1as -solidify, millions of years •ago, -tleP• victims. Since then two midi* disie.
: Lien crust that formed Peet un the -
appear, he went on saluting, one 'after; tees have elaimed SOD reeir • . '
raging gases within. As ;mon as they s
the other, down to the very, last -of ' A' pester') house decision .oxi %leas has
atheeeel 'sufficient strngth they foreed ,,
ahem, the colore. on which he Could al. •' rendeeed in Strivitierlincl.. A pack -
Quality the Best gi prices the Lowest
• cora of.such 'things, The list given •by ard," was asked during his recenavisit e
zeednath and St. Lawrence hest 'granulated snow, at $8.8.5 • per cwt by
.; • . •
asters oectirring before eVfay 20. Before ; dustier' in the Mikado's Eimplee evere read her
edge of emeeri ineshiOn's yealrn; and .
royal mandates through•pov-
31-'41?"Pre'''"" the "Tribune" includes- only these dis- to New Yerlt whether "Captains or In-
, ..au it IL the hari el, or1.6 nriunds for $1,. po d ff f $ '
s cc) ee sugar or "
its issue ref 'that day was twelve. hours getting et:Cresol of the country's trade erty's spectacles.
• t --------------------------.1.4044 age marked "Trained Fleas" readhed
ways read:
"Les Arapiles, Vittoria . . ' .: point; . thus fortreing the 'first volcano. _ Geneva. -The nearest 'analogy the 'col-.
terloo." . • .. . s : . . eInce thee. (ley, though • the earth's
. • lector &mid find was that of euneatigs,
. As may be einagnied, Canrelbert's. oust ' gradually thickened and Cooled which • had been ruled to be "•!'edibles.''
arnotion was au the more Pewerftel that exitil it • was eitted• to Bastille . lire. .the . The, ease went from one,official to an
)ie was constreined • to keep It •dowiti. Inner:. forces have always striven •to - Ptheie..till, it reached heatleueetersi at
• When it "ivas all Overlie was obliged to • beeak through, 'heaving up. mountain s
Berne,. whence,. atter much' trareetigae
pull himself together in 'ordered shaks -ranges an & araihipelagoes In their en-. ' 'don and. eeliberation,' the ;-etaneldeleri.
bands with the Duke of. cambridge, to " •deavore, to find a vent .• - • . . ,wes... reaeieed that the fleas came tinder
tender bein• thazikse to offer him con- 'IsIntivb volcanoes behave ,aTike. elome• . the heed of.."Wild ' aelnlais In a inena-•
gratuiations. • - like Ilaridaleas, In Japan, remain .eillet geree." . e • . •
His Highness was far.' too quick- • '
ror more than e1, thousand. yesesie and, . e -
One of •the diffioulties hteherto• en
-
sighted not to have ariticed 'what he tken,enne da the -imprisoned -steam . eountered • by -explorens Among. the .gi.
had gone through, andefar eooseactful and gases hewing too mace. :roe. the ' ,arit,tc, incyAluirloles• of ancient Egypt is
to make the faintest alliisidieto it.. But e "holler," and ',It .expilred,ea eOthers -
the latek..of euffielent light iti•the buried
from that. day . Onwa'rtl, whenever ''erupt:' continuously,. and their.energY _ -chambere and here passages- of pyre- .
French 'officers were invited to 'review never being pent up, they do not be- - adds. tombs and • temeles: Recently
the English army, the clam's' remained come dangerous.. Mount Stromboli; in. . this difficulty in the ex.ploratteen of the
• under cover, and neither Sairit-Artinud, . the Meelterranean, has •been active . ereat temple or . Karnak has been •
ture a al m i lox Acacia 1 ' tri an throe:see • yearit, yet ites activity, largely overceme•by Priotemor iVeaispero
Pelissier nor Canrobert had In the rue •without interruption for itwo theusend e•
though cone - eliniugli the „introduction of electric
Larne Back
stant, is not excessive, and it has not lamps. The pynaMide else •are to be '
- • the terrible record of an Etta or a lighted Weer •eleetelette, their mysteri-
• eresu.vius. Veeuesies, on the other ous etiambers and pessagewilys pene-
in the Mornin
hand, was qui for -centuries aefore elating t
5.. the.fatal Augmetst 24 in the year 79 he interior of the east etrue-
A.n, whet it oVerwhelmed .11erce-
There are.,„0. • leneum and Pompeii.
rnany people
who find it a
difficult task
getting up in
the morning, .
on account of a
terrible pain,
anti soreness
terossthesma11,11
of the baek that
makes rising a
painful and
• Centred gorel.e cheap -Dead end Keret -Pan. Corn ee a can. Canned
• Last year there Wete more fancy •
end "res.-0'11meg. • . " .chicken 'Roast Bet•ti lb I in- 15e eaeh.
"Net teethe same extent ae In -more .
sadveneed lanes;" eeisWered Citunt Mat,
sukata. with a. smile: -!"Perhaps We. are •
leffuenced by the old 'elyth•of the Gold :
Wren,' heeded down from the aricient
days: of• Sin- Mu." • • .. • . ,
. The count was requested tell the
,legend, and he sate.; . •
.n. the Alin historie a • mer-
chant eager for great weelth herd of
a strange grove of wild lemon. trees
Whose 'fabulous 1, ;rule, wheat eatene- .
• Would 'convert the hand • ehat, pluekere
it• into•goid. . • ' '
' "So the merchant journeyed to the .
•kroire; Whetre' the 'Geri 'a letehessavetha.-•
•a great sack 'on •leis shoulders, 'bade him,-
lieip -himself, He did so,. and his artn
• was converted into gleaming gold. Title
• he had amputated, and, though bereft .
of an arm, became a•man or wealth.
"A. banker,- hearing �f, .the strange
ciese,•• determined 'to secure -the total
produpe of the mitacuintis lemon trees.'
To that end he bought out the right of •
the guardian deetyr but that shreWd.'
being exacted so great a price.that the
covetoes banker ratlike' his ,fortune de-
pleted. To secure ready money he de-
termined to eat eif the fruit and
flee n arm. •
tures willbe more eaelly tnavorsed, And "Raw lemon, however'', -Was too as-,
•a
intereseinge dizeoVeries may etesult. tringene ter his 'pampered palate, and
Newtroundiand dogs, bought by. .the so he sweetened thejuice of several •
• • "Extinct" volcanoes ate more to be
. Life -Saving Service of ehe Seine to as leinons, and e adding thereto wine of
. dreaded than • those with smoking s st I rescu ngwork ave aroused no vintage, drank greedily of the pa -
Critters. Under the verdure-elad 'Pex. end of come -heat in Paris. The eardne tent and ,tempting .beverage.
tinct`i volcano tre.mendous forete,may savers eame•near to becoming e politi In a few mieutes he hadeurned.into
be at work, aecumulating"strength•
eel issue. ./lieletile and abiese were aspillar-�i! gold. • • '
With elate, till the Moment comes When heaped ueson them. They were paid to "Then his belie •melted him down,
the weakened l'akin' of earth gives. ne expensive, stupid, inefficient. At 'last coined him into Convenient cobangs,
Way before the preseure. 01! -the sube, a newepaper.man cleitieedand executed and, turning their backs bravely on
,terra,nean steam mid gases, It 10 m- taste Taking a cumber of his a:sso- grove of golden lemons, proceeded with
possible to be eertain that the eraterelates as witnesses, he drove to one ref •free hands ea spend and • enjoy their
the bridges and leaped into the stream.
The slogs 'Showed no initereet 10 the.
proceeddng. .The keepens .eetelid not
ina.ke" the Newfo.mallands plunge:leeter
o the river. . A man with a boat -bolsi
&Mini f or tin X reecued the etinertalist. Parisian velts'
straws, and•dozens of easefully planned. ' Teas-Blaek apan and Young Hyson from -10a up,..our leader is 25c per
ehapeee. in hats, and: 'this -season
the •deiriand "ter the: new straws has
driven merle dealers in .ertitlehei fiewe
erabut ofenrsinesee During the Month
of April four heretofere -prosperous
fines were obliged to their' dews.
One •of these, a large wholesale. house
dealing exchislitely en artifielel floWers, •
event Into banlereptcee 'giving as. the
sole reason.. :for se' doing, that these
was no demaxerfoi" •their. goeee. ,
So long as the• seraels are as dainty
and ;derable• as they are ' this Spring ;
the situation is pot. likely to • change.
4..Wfilli...,PaSt the series of fashionable
everitie- sbopleeestab-
lislies the tenth- of this asser.tion.•
There • are whole. windows • diseleeang,
Only hats • of. straw whose detie • telm-
ming• Is ribb;.n,•• tate, or chiffon. It
seems a, pity. when one. thinks of the .
,daintinets .-6f, the artifiaial .flowere of
past daye, but there is, no help for it
until women tire of fancy straws and
long, foe other. novelties. Then the in-
dustreawill awaken. • In the -meantime
hundreds, of girls and.women Who have.
no other emploerrnent are hopelessly'
out oe work, , •
•
. Apropos of . the . rather slighting re-
mark in Cecil Rhodes's will, -With re-
ference tO the college authoritles ot
Oriel, that they "are like childree as
to commercial enattere," 'someone re -
crane -the story once current of-Sohri
Keble, Wlio in'his Ilene was burser ot
Oriel... The werthije poet *as titeown.
leto a panic -by. the (Recovery that the
college iteemnite eame out about two •
thoueatid penrids on. the wrong sides.'
really is extinot. The most noted
eistinet volcano in these islands Is the
etninenee upon which . the eitie of
Edinburgh le "."Desily
• '
operation. Ever know what it
They Stripped . are inclined to exedipate the dogs,
was
to have your -ha& hen SO bad that w,rhe eenowleg stoey Is going the . view that there, ought to be npero•rilsiteora-
Almost scream with the pain/ • • incident has probably not been heard to reduce the ;number of Pat -astern
who, they su,•ke ggett, evidently tathe
you'd try to get' out of bed you'd rounds of the Englitth papers. The; ference with any set wirith
Can't do mueltuf a clay's work of before in•Canetlea- ' journal'
starting of with a back as bad as
don pear Montreal, Zbith candidates
that—sot fit or pleasure either. were present at a Meeting of, cormtitu- ;
Well, all tills backache suci. p,ain, enta, and the debate 'was very' heated.'1,
dates eloquently deelare?i that the man
because the kidneys are clogged
and your back has to Miler for it, • ought, to be ispifilleated, hitter he halt
*Just try a box, or two of Dr. exhausted his indignation, his oppon-
cMt rose and blandly remarlted that he
Pitcher's Backache Xidiley Tablets.
What a change y,oulli find
coming Novt(lculdonchowt "a enoovtereigh that the patri- •
lint, ;rags
over you You'll be able to spring that had not come7raOmrinsfbrarran
from yqur bed in. the ntoruing JoYous ehalme, and the Meeting eeizEetti
it and him, and denuded hint Or every...
lively as a cricket, and feel refreshed thing save his birthday clothes with
and fit for your daily tidied. - greater 'zeal than 4elickeY, and this is
.Stene thee since these was an elec.,
this stness and soreness comes The *More patriotic of the ttvo candle
Id not atronize manufae.
unworthy citizen. an
up, can't do their work properly, vi,lkhroesd wasP
TOUCHED THE SPOT. hoer be peeled: Stift from Parfet; un- •
• derWear from tiondott; shirt and collar,
Joseph Weeks, Beekwith Streeb, &tittles from Vienna; boots from )3erillii Ue
Vas, says " My back waS in a bad. way. natIee, 'The next del the denuded one
X (was deertitely lento, atid there wag a Was not elected.
times I headeelies, arid oftert X was CagaidY.---Matt, Ye're drunk. Casey -a
dull grirulho7 pan over my kidney.' Ata
tlizzYd Pe% cOlOitltikr:b,achboaa-ateoping, 4Z0 44;if CeSMd It'ed
* I tried first one tiling, thdn. another hub tiet `dare ` deeeeteee.-e.aa ',tilt tte weal
therewas no permanent heneilt he' -an Sober. °Weide-IV Ye Wilt sober. ye'd
using Molter's Xiclney Th''10 ;bey sInse enough to know yo won;
righ"
to the spot, and X found promperes druntt. 1
tier.egetbing before over did me us notch Mre. lanes*/ don't see • what ah!
en& remold Auggest; to anyone TI.I''cring waisted to marry him for, he has, a,
ei °eat wee .to tree:loin." eork leg, it gloms eys7 mid. false teeth,
Pit‘l'herea Peettrielie.V.idney Te1.1-14 Vire. my dear, you ktkothr
• .• tinx, 10.1 artnesiete er by Peel, women alWaye did have a Itanktriest
1,41
)u 5;.r4 1)PftTilitt Velq, Toronto, OA stow tennicate....POmart Beto4 1
Sielt Readaehe, Billogsness, Dya-
pepsla, Coated Tongue, roll): treath,
Heart guru. 'Water Brash, or any,
Disease of the Stomach) Liver or noireds.
taxa -Liver Ma arc :purely ve:,etal•le
iteitheigripe,Seenken nor sicken,,Aos PialA
10 ij and prnmpfS Sit.
Sbountiftil inheritance.'
"What behaine of that lemon grove?"
,enquired a vigilant New Yorker W110
hd listened eagerly to the story.
ea "There is no record,'" replied Cotbit
betifeukata, eof its having been
destroyed, but happily eur .tortiine-
•hunters have not been able telecate ut
"Do you think he wattle' he aeuccess
In .polities?" "Yes, indeed. Why, he
ente thoroughly ,mastered the•kraelt of
looking interestee when he laeheing
bored." -Chicago "Poet."
."I left sny husband's death .notieti
here this Morning," Said the
"Yee/Mid the bright c:erk in the pub-
lishing office Of the "Daily Squib."
'NOW, ; want to .add 'Gone to nest'
m an aeopropriate plaee" • "Yee, ma-
dam." replied the bright clerk, and
the next Morning tete read: "Gone to
rest In 00 appropieate plaeeee-Pitilte-
delphia,•"Prese." •
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Serving the public With demi:attention
bonest gooderand low prices, has given us
.a high poiritiOe amongst the druggists of
Cenada, We look for your trade, and
will use every endeevor to make you a
regular oestomerd.
,Onr supplies of rue arege, Meatoinea,
Telles Preperetioi.s, terfarnes, Omahas,
Coelho, Sponges, Eta, will interest you,
PeneteiCtmerot Comeocue,
1kie are livered to ill ...yo!tr orders
for We
' 9,0,7,11e;17it.-,-;t:•.1n:"--
ioinee. s ii8;trintiid" 'Virtues,.
We' strengly recommend it as blood
pnrme,r ievo brRcer ad flesh in er.
Paines Celery Compound le .no tow re-
medy ft ha it been tested end sintoesefully
toted in ell tette of 0%00* by ices Of
bontsindii, 'iA I) a he never felled,
•U• P. nEEKIE,Druffizi4, ont
kit
t
The 1earned a
tried in vain to find out where the er-
ror was, and it was not- until an ex-
pert was called in that it was discov-
ered that Keible, Insecesejae ee, e
umn, had inadvereepetedecl tfieeflaan;;
of the year to Oriers deVtht •
pernei. • • •
Rata,- Chwrants, Prunes, Dried Peaches A.pricests 'and Conking Figs
. 0 .
cheap. • • • •
°recite y -I have jost.operied out 3 crates of Dinner,Teaband Toilet Seta
• and fanev chioa, new patterns direct from the factories in England,
sehing from .10 to 20c,t lese than regular price, Call and. examine
quality and prices,
Wanted good butter and eggs. Phone 45. ,
Soit
amess
you e,.no molt° your balk
noel se Pat Mk II glove
encl an ouch ee wire by
using ESik reiA Hare
nese 011. YOu can
lengthen :to Iltb-make it ,
last twice as long as 11
orelnerey temia.
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trag.K
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430
=altos a poor Woking bor.
1111,5 ttlso -,nesi. • Made of
pine: 10..:.27 bodied on, es.
peolnily p1 mired to with.
stand, the Weather.
• Sol0. sr et,vvsbere
In 0anall ibes. •
.11ads by1iurilurU. 0114SEEllef.
•••
:dee Strennotee Life Iteve.(inrce.
, Strenttosity, however, seems to imply
at least a shade of difference from eller-
gy"else why the new name.? . The ,die-
.timiner says it is something "eagerly
eeilelieseing •eif ,urgents4rongly. insistent,
market' .try:effiiceenprokce*g zeal Itun
•
rilii.”01
Husband's Face.
Benediets who are in the habit -of try..
Ing to palm themselves off sket epring
bathed roosters 'will learn, riot with, .
out alarm, that the- physiognomist is
On their track. He has, in Act, evolved
a
on,
terror called the "husband's
fade." Every married man is said to -
possess It, and. it marks him out a.
Benedict just as surely as if he had a
label -to that .effeet htnig niund his
neck. Don't imagine, says "Plek-Nle-
Vp," that we -are going ; to give the
seoret away -thee ladies know too much,
already -hilt any dilly certified mare
tied man who eende along sufficient
unequal and stamps to cover the pests
Age, 00st of packing, and registration
teaks have It by return, or later, It
jtifst as well to be on your guard, bore,
.There is email comfort in being told by
Se ;casual confection that You. AO not
what you pretend to be, even suppose
Ing you areri% and little Wrinkle
from "one Who knows" eat " avert
troume, Fire you're .heartily wale
Asnat, ' • I
A A
'beavy timber fell on Harry MU
ord' „at Wallacehurg and.be Was killed,
It meat Hill fell 40 feet from X build.
Mg at London and was not seriously _
Injured.
Atoording.,,to the evidenee at the
Nitibern inquest At LottdOn he was
kicked to death.
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NOTES ID.ISCOUNTE,IX
Notes'issued. Interest allowed on
deposits. • .
lung the..word back to its root in the .
Greek, we find It means "strong, hard,
roligh'harsI etiall r of eminds"--for
y
example, "the etreneolis trumpets."
• Preeieely1,. The strenuous life is the
life that sounds like a trumpet. It its
dominant, aseeetive, tnilitnt. There is
a tone of defiance and strife in it. It
is next dear to a Strident life.. If this
is what it wane, it is not a natural'
/ take it for Aacted that a man.and
ii woman are of the mine worth, and
not of the sante. kind: A ,woman's spe-
cial and inestimable value in the world
lies just in the qualities which nuke her
Womanhood. And these'are things
which strenuosity must disturb, if not
destroy. ,
A serene and g'etitle diguity;a ti -an -
Mtn wisdom to counsel Slid restrain?
fine delieacy of feeling, quiek to rejoiee,
tender to suffer, yet palfent to enderel
a sUbtk sense of the value of small,
unpurehasable things; a power of greet
confidence and of selkaerifiee almost
limitless where love speaks the word and
duty shows the task; an instinct of pro-
tection, afl, a, joyous pride in mothering
the wenir a brave loyalty to the rights
of the heart against "the, freezing rea.
milts colder part"; a noble bungee and
thirst for haranon'; an impi (ignoble.
strength of persentil reserve; and an
exhaustless generosity of personal sup
render—these are the native gctories of
womanhood. These are the things that
life, if true and well -ordered, should
deepen, uiio1d, btighten arn armonize
in the perfeetion of a woman's thane. I
ter. -Henry Van Dyke, itt Harper's Da«
oar.
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