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October 10t1i; 1902.
THE WQ
mzoliciS
FOR ALL
BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDERS,
Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind,
Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion,
Disordered Liver & Female Ailments.,
Prepared only by the Proprietor, TII0M413 BEROlfald, $t. Helens, Eng.
'Sold Everywhere in Canada and U, S. America. In boxes, 25 cents.
"Miss Minnie Goudy, aged eeVenteen Well Insured. D'ye See
years, of London, Ont., Poisoned her-
self on account of a quarrel with he A wealthy Riverina squatter now
over. departed, as he used to phrase if, "to
The public school teachers of Tor- the gres.t ltfuster," Was Voted almost
°rata, will have a,holiday to visit Detr olt
on Oct. St . as much for 'Ida Attic wit as for Is
To vo to Ton tuna 7,,,.. parsimony. He also stuttered very bad-
ileS i?itilreaeoscotre:t thtoretgi (ince wit
i) and won? forna of itehina V and ?helped larlonugentise.htelutliangonutteri
bleeding and protruding piles "D'sm we ? D'ye see ?" giS niggardly
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. es tea
thriellials ilf the WIT press and ask your neigtr traits gained him widespread local un-
bars what they think of it. Yon can use it and popularity and the bitter enmity of sun.,
get Tour moues, back if not oared. filo a ons, to A„r
U. OW n...0 13, .W. . 110 were p.lWaysrigorously re.
U dealers or ICEOlaNSON,DATIra & CO,;Toronto..
fused miens at his stations,
Dr. Chase% Ointment
, Smarting under this unusual Mhos.-
. . pitality, some disappointed swaggles
Sir Wilfrid Laurier returned to Lon- on occasion set ere to one of the squat
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don from Prance, and sails for Canada ter's wool sheds and then *rote upon
on Tuesday. a gate, "We've well burnt down your
, woolshed. D'ye see ? D'ye see T”
Meg Michael Mdiakell, aged 105 , Of course, it caught the big man's
years, died at Sydney Mines. She was . eye when next be passed • through. Tor
the oldest resident in Cape Breton. a moment he contemplated the an -
SICK bTOMACH • uouncement, and then with a sardonic
, grin teak the stump of a blue pencil
Zday be often quickly relieved and its un- /from his pocket and scribbled • under-
pleiteant consequences averted by taking 80 i neath : It was' well insured. D'ye see?
drops of Nerviline iu a littlesweeteised wt- 1 D'ye see.?"—Heusehold Words. ,
er. It instantly relieve the nauree, and .. .,
its soothing and stimulating .properties . . Beware of the Snag.
. . .
• oalms the etomeoh and enables it to go Ms •
and complete the proems of digestion. The In -the midst of life a• snag fre-•
action of Nerviline. is 'simply charming, que'ntly looms up in mir pathway ' and
pleasant, penetrating and powerful, Drag- all. unconsciously we butt into it. A
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.. • . man whu is known to support and
Signor Marconi is repotted to bave upheld law may Make a raisetep and
succeeded in tes,nsmitting a complete - • violate a. city bylaw before he reedy -
wireless, telegraph, message. across eoe .
gusts sell it.
Atlantic. • •
ers his eqUilibriturt. esult the eche
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Mr Justice Britton will hold a spec- -dine Price and costs.
Theodore Snow is • a Front street
ial sittintes of the Middlesex A.ssizes
hear the 'merchant and a young man in whbm
London. Ont., ' Nov. 3,' to the public teposes respect and con-
Sifton murder trial. faience. Last night a bicycle chanced
GOOD HEALTH FOR CAPITAL, .to be standing' on the sidewalk in
front of his. place of. business,. and .
Maintaining good health is to the major -
the exuberance of youth he said
'fly Of people the most vital question in the
"Whoa, Bin." and mounted. it, taking
wood and nature affords no more efficient
a short turn on the sidewalk aforesaid.
strengthener for the system and restorative
Fatal error • A policeman was in sight
for the nerves then Dr Chaseai Nerve Feod
saw the raerehant's escapade.
Natura115, gradually,and wet:duly it forms and
appeared before Magistrate Wroughton
fe
new, red martingales in the blood, creates
new, healthy nerve cells arid. puts into the this morning and paid $2 and costs with .
system the snap, energy and vitality that. the air of "a Chesterfiehl.—Klondike.
defies disease.
Farm Ilorsea. '
Miss Amy Card; of Woodbridge, vette
fatally burned by the explosion of a This class of horses. is. the most. ina-
lantern which she was carryings tier • pertant branch of the • equine family,
sister. Mies Aggie Card, received sere, beteuse it is used by. the largest num-
ous injuries in trying to extinguish the .
flames. . • her of people, and the firm horse IS em -
EXPERIENCED CORNSAND WABTS ployed in the production of that which
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• • • sustaini the life of man as well is of
Your unaatisfactory experienee with oth-
Most animate. Horses of this !lass. nanst
er preperations should not influence you•
against elaitnaroni." It was the first, the be of good size, •style and. action in. or•
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best, the only painless corn euro Giie it der to be valuable. • The majority' of
a trial. A corn treated with other reme aura horses` are too small to be of the
dies wouldn't do so again it it could help it, most value to their oWners. It alwaya
Give your corn a chance. Druggists who pays• to .raise the best grade of horses.
sell only the best always mil Putitem's
, . . The .merket is never overstocked with
Pas nless Corn Extraotor. .
such horses. It takes no more grain to
The revenue of 'NewfrnindIand fer keep e :good horse than a poor one of
$550;„ the same size. Many farmers lose a
the Quarter endiug Sept. 30 was
good deal of money by POO, the largest amount collected elloiving their
any stroller period in the .colony's horses to run down or by not keeping
them strong and vigorous, Any .farm
team will do more work maless feed
fed regularly three times a'day.
• It is not what a 'horse eats •but what
• is thormighly digested that gives vigor-
ous life or inereimed flesh. Progessive
• and intelligent horse owners ought tol
give the horse the main attention.'
Never buy a horse while in motion.
and Chain free.—No Money .17AtIttantrfi"stftadansdtill. If sound, hhe
history.
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Immense
Opportunity.
Forgetting a Beautiful Watch
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Required.—Every Viro- limbs without Lying, squarelyuness
• high-lifed. Very few horses have suf.
man, Boy, or Girl Has the fielent care given to the legs and feet.
This i.s especiall the ease with farm
. same Opportunity under horses. HoursYare spent in brushing
our Swam, and feet are neglected.
Ib order to have Dr Arnold's English The raising of horses requires study
Toxin Pills placed in the hands al all and the very beet of practical judgment,
persons suffering from bad healt h we combined with common sense experience.
make the following most liberal offer:— If You have net the required experience
If you will lend to us your name and rou must absorb the best parts from the
address and agree to sell for us twelve experience of others and make a care-
' hazes of Dr Arnold's English 3)08in - ;VP' Perlielint kiplfereol-to your own
Plffe at 2he per box, we will give you animal and the object you have in view.
absolutely free a beautiful *etas and 'A few make money by breeding trotters,
chain in either ladien' or gentleman's but the surest plan is to breed for large,
. size, or your choice of twenty:Other ;10f,fitifi hail aiiir vorceij.-...-1=-7.------, -
the hair, raane, and can, but the legs
THE 0
Canadian Ghost Story.
000.001.00
In Lake Huron -there is an bland
called Main Station, On this island
is a stone 'structure which it sup-
posed to have hem a fort to shelter
United States troops in the war of 1812.
The Indians tell many stories of 'the
spirite whieh are supposed to gather
mind this , fort. The structure Is built
of °lid stone It is divided into two
cerapartments by a acme partition, and
in each of these is found a fireplate. In
and around this street= have been
found the bones of many htl.M411 beings.
Also some distance below the surface
have been unearthed a number of can-
nons of solid brass, and the other wea-
pons of warfare.
In the summer of 1889, says a cores-
pondent of the Chatsworth "News,"
eamPing party visited. the island. "We
purposed remaining for some time. On
the firat night we were determined to
sleep within tbe tvalls of the old fort.
As the darkness gathered round, drift-
wood was brought and bright fires were
soon ablaze in each of the fireplaces.
Story -telling, song -singing, and, waist -
playing were the amusement's of the
evening. At. last, the hour for retiring
having arrived, camp -beds were arranged
and all retired. We had lain for several
hours; a number were in the world of
forgetfulness, as was shown by their
heavy breathing. The wind moaned
among the trees, and the waves beat
upon the rocks below the cliff. Just out-
side the walls was beard a strange and
unearthly noise, which awoke several
of the campers, who arose to 000, if pos.,
siblet the cause of the disturbance. On
opening the door a bumping noise was
heard a few rods away, but as the night
was dark nothing could be seen.
After gazing into darkness for some
time and seeing nothing, 0,11 again retired
to their beds, with the hope of no furth-
er disturbance for the night. In this,
however,' they were disappointed, for
only a few minutes elapsed when the
strange noise was again heard. This
time it sounded like one crying for help.
The door was again opened, and a vrhite
figure of a human being was seen. It
disappeared as if the earth had opened
to receive it. Those who were awake
and saw the sight remembered. the stories
told of the haunted island. These weird
sounds were continued during the rest of
the 'night, and sleep forsook the fright-
ened campers. As soon as daylight all
concluded to leave the island, which they
did, selecting another some distance from
this one, where they pitched their tent
tad finished their stay at Lake Huron."
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COIF'S
INTON !JEW ERA
Pew people Carl understand tlie feel-
ings or the 'pugilist as he is being counted
out. He hears the seconds ticked off.
He struggles to rise, but struggles in
vain. Ile has lost the fight.
There are some who are making a
losing fight for life that can appreciate
this; those whose lungs are 'diseased.
With every tick of the watch, they know
that they are being counted out.
The foot question is haw can a quick
rally be made to continue the fight
molt* disease? Many who have asked
that question have found a satisfactory
answer in the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It cures bronchitis,
obstinate,. deep-seated coughs, hemor-
rhage, night -sweats., emaciation, and
other conditious which if neglected or
unskilfully treated may find a fatal
termination in consunmtion,
elrhen I commenced taking Dr. Pierces
Golderildedical Discovery,a writes !dr, John T.
Reed, of Jefferson, Jefferson Co., Ark., ttI was
very low with a cough, and would at time* spit
up blood. I was shot able to do any work at all.
was weak and my bead was dizzy. The first
bottle I took did me so much good that X had
faith in it and continued until I bad taken
twelve bottles, Now I do not look like nor feet
like the same MOP as I was a year ago. People
wereestonished and said they did not think I
could live. X can thankfully say that X am
entirely cured of a disease from which had it
not been for your wonderful "Discovery I would
have died.”
There are cures behind every claim
made. for the "Discovery," which no
"lust, as good" medicine can show..
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bovrels and stimulate the sluggish
liver.
Ire neceesary before 'we can do the pot.
Ilion of work and fulfil the destiny which.
God has set before each of us. Not
until all our thoughts, aapirations and
deeds move in bleseed harmony will we
be able to sail as a staunch, _seaworthy
craft through Or stormy careers into
the haven. of eternal life.
There is a virtue in the chastening of
Goa and in the discipline of Christian
living. It makes us appreciate that "the
life more. than meat and the body
'than raiment," 843 Christ said, So God
chastens us because he is mindful of
our SOUPS eternal welfare. Do any of
us regret the 'training. of our childhood
years, which has equipped us to fight
'better In the warfare - of life? Ought
not. make 4 spring -
Mr. trinisonbeak—Tbatio ridiculous.
0. --Why is it ridiculous?
Mr. C.—Because one ewaltow does
make a spring. I've seen it spring from
one twig to another.-01flo State d'our*
Ue of
bears a life that has a charm
Ile never seems to come to harm l •;[
In midst of murders, auieides,
Explosions, wrecks and homicides, •
Ile's' always there—and so he ought -41a,
Same eld ubiquitous reporter I
,"The bow of a ship," says a humor-
ous handbook of nautical terms, "is not
evidence of politeness." It reminds us.
of a line irt "Flotsam from the Isis" :-
"And the bands went Ito to the nose of
the boat, displaying a lack of good
taste,
And trot began to pull at her stays, and
then. to serub at her waist."
This, it may be remembered, occurred
off the Isle of Rudeness, where—
A spit ran down to the bay,
And a tongue of land projected in al
most unmannerly way.
—London Globe,
A Fifth avenue art dealer tells with
keen relish s, new story of J. Plerpont
Morgan. The financier was viewing *
new painting which had just been hung
In the gallery, when a woman who bore
the hall -mark of newly aequired wealth
swept in and was soon questioning Mr.
Morgan about the merits of the paint-
ing. Mr. Morgan was soon giving an
accurate and somewhat technical esti..
- mate of the work.
When Mr; Morgan had gone Mrs.
Newly Rich said to the art dealers •
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FOR1VIALDEFEYDE.
"That gentleman is an art critic, ' — •
suppose."
"On, yes," said the dealer, "he le
very good Judge of art," , •
"But it must be a poor way of maks
ing a living," commented the woman.
"'Couldn't you send him a check for his
The best known remedy for Smut on Oats, Harley,
Wheat or Corn.
We cam give you testimonialefrom all:the""leading
farmers of this section who used our Formaldehyde
last year. Fall instructions given with each bottle.
Use Combe's ”Standard Formaldehyde"
front who stood" grinning at his per- •
formance "I say, sonn y•our mother
courteous 'services to me in explaining
those paintings?
• "Oh, dear, not' said the dealer, in
horror; "that was 3'. Pierpont Morgan.*
—1iTew York Mmes.
At country fete a short time ago a
conjuror was performing tile old trick of
producing eggs from a pocket handker-
chief when he remarked to a yokel in
can't get' eggs without ens. ,can she ?"
"Well, then, I guess my Mother can
get eggs without hens." '
Conjuror—Why, how's that
• "'Cause she keeps- ducks and gooses,"
replied the boy amid roars of laughter.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED • '
we, then, to complain of our Father
chastening love, which fits . us to fully Ily local antilicetions,. as they cannot
enjoy our inheritance the .Iiingdom reach the diseased portion of theesr. There •
171 •of Eternal Peace? • . is only' one way to cure deafness, and that
is by, constitutional remedies, .. Deafness Is
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., . -caused by an. infiamedeenditioo ot _ the
nineena linbig of the 'Eustachian tuts.
' 'The Mood's, Address. ' "--
Ha B. COMM
Chemist 41 Druggist
Reduction in Prices
Here le a great *mute to segureils, first:olasslbuggy ata - big l'yednotian, No
them prices:— • •
$80 Boggles for ite$ $75 Buggies for $65
$65 Buggies for $60 '
' Remember these are ell our 0170 make which places • us in a position to guarani.
Wen], as we do not lir, any material but wiutt ia first class. • s
- -- [Repairing promptlyattendedto.by experienced
S6O.tt's "Emulsion is the . "Among the addresses presented fp the When Oils tube gets intiamed you have a . •
.RUJIBILL ,86 • Rum te Clint°
ft ree
means of life. and of the en. Ring by Mr. Seddon, Premier of New rumblini sound or imperfect besting, find
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joyment of life of •thousands.of signed by. the thief when it a entirely oloaed deafneas ia the .
' Zealand, was one
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sion gives -the - flesh and We among th
e youngest of our ehils •dition af a
, catarrh,which• is nothing but infiernedactory
cure . of cionsurnption and the - the 'wide sPsee wbieh divides IIS front. that oan not be oured• by ICall'o ,Caterth S. S. - COOPER - • ( PROPRIETOR,
result, and unlese the inflammation 'nitwit
h.
dering greet ngs %to the lEing, the ad- normal oonditiorahettrinz will be cleatroved iSaS12 oor and
d childr of the various Maori tribes, After ten. be' taken out and the ,tube restored to its t
To the men Scott's Emul.. dress Proceeded • • forever; nine cased out of ten are ceueed by
Br d F
nen, women an en. .
strength so necessary for the dten are moved to .address yYou We Winthere IgeU triarinda:eedg' Dollars for 6
• across •
repairino, of body losses from ;you 14 tie love we bore your illustrious )are, • Seed for chanter free. • • . General Builder and Contractor.
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, , • • any ease of deafness (caused from catarrh).
mother, }ter late Majesty, Queeu
. . and our attachment to the throne
Hell'e'ramily Pills are the beet.
• For Women Scott's Emul- you nout ascend in .this year of ••
F. J. 011ESNEr & CO., Toledo., O.
any wasting disease. -• - • VV - Sold by Druggista, 75c.
sion does this.an more. • is . our ord. We .have mourned the dead _ '
clerks, farmer's sorts, la syere. mechanical, PuY-
.4.,tents, liciolt-keePtra.
'Positions to persona of aq
a rflost sustain -in- food and Queen, whom we regarded as a diother erwadeeseanotgive'
tonic for the special trials that while ehe lived. .Slie
as gone to 'rest sielaata• Pr sobers, sttirts, married and
- "with the reight t a dead, adding to. their V(11: eevtgAmiggoalinl Pgagr IO
n n ert • cession you are our King and Our P TEES glitiLEY- GAR- RIDT3014 0 Waterloo' and gat Priced and estimates before niacin ; manuf"tar ea
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women have to bear. •
vve To Children Scott'S. lorig .roll of name the meat ,noble and have Paid several cumva'sJu ssers ;50, weekly 'for Gall
,SiOT c; ivei: food
'revered. Now hi virtue'. of your aue, 'Portai;ti tivIte/pny and we. win. give ions, Agent for the Celebrated GRAYBILL SCHOOL DE$11t.
,This :factory. ie the targest in he county, and hart the very_ We'd improved ma-
chinery capable of domg work on the shortest notice. We carry an extensive
and ?tellable stook and prepared plans, and give estimator' for and build all else*
• se of buildings on short notioe and on the filmiest prices All work is sup3rvia-
' ed in a mechanical way and satisfaotion • euerenteed. We gell kinds of In
end exterior metertal.
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Lune, .Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc
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Hear, 0 , Sire, this is out word and
and blood:-, - For ix4 (-ids. pledge 1 To the Throne we will ever be
: ' true, for did not your 'children discover
for thin•and sickly,.boys.Scdtt'S . 'thug ago in the years of the great Queen
E3111.11Sibn IS 'a c'ec.:at 1,c1r. that .under her benign rule all her sub-
-7 .... ....: 4„e..ets. ba.41. equal:.iight4...end.P.F9t@Pticin 1
1.'d the ,serviee of the empire we -dedicate
VOSroCrtht017,T 4 °• ‘.!YN:z' 6}17"--- .
ourselves, for would not our best out of
. 50o. and I i. 0 ; ' el tlr....z....%....... the few we are now be fighting shoulder
premiums such as One sets of jewelry,
violi n s, m andolins. t ea Bets, sateen
, skirts, cameras, etc. Remember we
don't want any money until after you
sell the ;sills and von don't have to sell
Max Pemberton Oil Football.
][4 a letter to The London Daily Mail
Sfax Pemberton, an author whose stor-
ies are full of action, to say the least,
thus relieints his feelings
As a lover Of football may I preheat'
at the beginning of the autumn waxen
against the new Phase presented to am
by
a
to shoulder with our • white brothers mpg
'Ogainst tte nat on s foes had ,your Ma-
jesty permitted Since, however, the
policy oaf , your Majesty's Governinent
preventld our proving by active service • a
the depth of our loyalty, we ask your No. 1, and No. 2, are sold n Clinton
Majesty th- be assured that our hearts M all reeponsible Drug Stores.
are true to ()Ur King, and *at his foes
are our foes. We cannot dee you in
person, as we go strongly desire ; yet, we aaa
bave seen yen In the person of our -la re • ase..7;:-.-.4:A.-...a•44
Coolea Cotton 36ot Compona
Is successfully nsed inenth
0,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Lad
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Roof
Take zto orlier,as all Mixtures, pine
one are dangerous. Pries; No. 1,U
SO. 0,10 degreeststronger48 Per box.
maitedon receipt of price and two
Inifehe (look company wind=
1 and Smola and recoinniends4
allifP414 la Cianado.
Prince, your royal ,son, whose passing
through our Midst Will ever be treasured
s the memorable evelit of our lives.
ore biro we were pleased to hear of
ur Majesty's message to us,' your
aori children, and to whom we ten -
red our especial regards for your Ma-
ga occasion which calls the world to
honor to your Majesty inspires us to
eat those sentiments which your
melt, son has already borne to you,
mayhap in the universal acclaim of
ny voices--thatsof-youraMaoriapeopla
ems email Mad weak. Your Majesty
will know that our hearts are big with
love for you. To us it is enough that
o have spoken. It is enough that we
have been permitted in this way to ap.
preach your Majeoty's throne to tender
our earnest Wishes that your Mitjesty
May enjoy a long. and prosperous reign
aver taeasaltea.tho..sreat heritage Of
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A Present Itepaid. IV
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Great was the rejoicing (says the CrO . or even sixty thousand
Some correspondent of The Pall Mall people should gather about a ring to
Gazette) *hen 'Victor Emmanuel itt4 watch. twenty-two trained footpads
any more than 12 boxes to get the i d t B. " h t . worrying a ea er a a so in y
premiums, This Is a bona fide offer f I I
a ta Y arr Ve a "mug" w ere 4 guineas an hour is truly a hunillieting
. frame a reliable modern thet has given Queen and Princess are, alter his visit exhibition. We are told that on inch
thousands of dol)arti worth of pro:lat.!, to Russia, and, Kings being like othes fields Waterloo was won. It seems to
iums to agents all over tu'e country, me that it would be truer to say that on
'mortals where their affections are eon-.
such Spion Epp was lost, For real sport
Remember also that Dr Arnold Eng-
lish Toxin Pills are d welt known rem •
edY'for all diseasee of the kidney and
tensed`, his delight at being recognized
by his little one-yestr daughter was im-
no one bat a -greater adrairation than
nirielf, nor 4 greater Wei in its value.
Buts eteawe-notalosingsoll-sensesof spree -
portion, and is it not a lamentable re-
flection upon our notional faith in ath-
letice, that unathletic Csermaity is turn-
ing out such splendid specimens -of mail -
hood as we saw at her reeeet manoeu-
vres, while both Prance and Germany
are beginning to ne led us as comma
cud opponents of the first grade 1 If
one-tenth the time aow given to football
played by professioitals were devoted to
technical training the pessiMista would
find less justification.
Apropoit of Mr. Petaberton's letter the
following Were the attendances at setae
61 the important matches on the open -
big day Of the British football *meow*.
At Sunderland v. Wats Forest, 15,000
people; Wolverhampton v. Derby
County, 8,000; Blackburn Rovers v.
Middlesex, 3,000; West tiromwick Al-
bion v. Overton, 15,000; Sheffield Unit.
ed v. Sheffield Wednesday, 10,000 ;
outhampton v. Portsmouth, 7,000 ;
Tottenham Hotspur. is. Gray's United,
4.000 ; West Bun v. WOO1Wieh Arsenal,
4,000; New Broinpton v. Stoke, 2,000;
, Worthen) ton is. Notts . County, 2,000;
Liverpoo Celtus, 8,000; Aston Villa
r." Smell Heath; 5,000; NeweOtlit Unit -
id v. Glasgow ¯o, 5,000, These et-
tendenees are, comparatively *diking,
etas *Mall to What will be the rule as
ibe SiftellOn proem's.; and the nktiOus
tott• and eitp *attest* Oa hi full
bladds,__Beight s diseasea_diabetries-)nenseas-Several•-ofatheaverialewahoute—
ieliefitintervons troubles, and
female complaints, and are for sale by
. all first claiis druggists and dealers .in
- • ineditinee in all ;tarts of the World.
You have only to show them to sell
. them. You &remit offering something
that the people don't know. Our
, ' Watches are the regular standard size
for Ladies or Gentlemen its Nickel or
001 Metal Oases- with handoome
Inmineted dials 9.114 reliable timediten-
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ere, Watchereetich as no lady or gentle.
man need be ashamed to Merry, and
they will be tient absolutely Pratt to all
who sell twelve 'boxes of those won-
derful Toxin Pills. Write at once and
be the first in your locality' to earn one
of those beautifid mateht 4 and chain.
• As 80011 AS We receive year letter or
pest card we will send you poet bald
Melee boxer', together with our Blue
totted catalogue and beautifully Colored
card With your namettnd address .01 as
r our authorized agent. Bear In mind
that you will not be twitted to aeil any
• morothatt the 12 boxes and we d3let
avant any money until after you have
101(1 thenh We hear all the expense
and are only Making.thie . offer.
ass roughed of advertising Dr Avn
Okra Enitliall, Toxin Pills. LiOnvt delay,
"trite at Orlde and earn a beautiful pre-
Stinb for yourself for Ohristinas.
t Addreite Arnold Medicine Co, Depta.A.
50 Adelaide St, Bask Toroto, Oat.
Sept 5.8ro,
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that ne had at hit own disposal in Pete
ersburg were devoted to buying a pre&
tent for the Princes" Yolanda. No WO -
Man bang at hand , to advise, it was
weighty matter,.so much op that he fin-
ally decided on looking at the dope for'
luopiration, and made. a round of them.
He was giving this up in deepair when
lie eye Was caught by a magnificent
White lace shawl, worth much more than
its weight in ,gold. This was promptly
bought, with .4 feeling that it wtw
Worthy of its prospective owner,
The Queen smiled when else saw such
preterit for baby, but it was duly
Wrapped about the Princess when she
was taken in to gee her father. "Pa -pi,
peapita' she cried, making a desperate
effort to go to the King, and in her eag-
mem taught both hands and feet in the
cobweb Mee, and, as nothing could stop
her, she arrived in her lathet's arms
flushed and happy, but with the lime, lei
rage. "Never nundf istild his Majesty,
*she knew me, and that repays tee fe,
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to etirti enia in gone DAY.
. Take Laitatire rirtitito quoi P-
reggiet Ireton.; thp mono% , fait
dirra. h. W. Gr• HOO,411) $e • "
Mach belf,
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bligntpionnn
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'Wholesale stack of pianos
at very best possible prices.
Organs, the very enteriainable
gramophone, sheet music,
inTic of music*
at
e. HORRE*S.
music, Emporium,
tune
N IPATIO
Sick lloadttobo, =outran% -Dys-
pepsia, doutpd Tougue, rod Breath,.
Heart Burn, Wafer Biash, or. any '
Disease of the Stomach, Liver et RoWele,
Liam -Liver Pillg are ,purely vegetable ;
neither gripe, weaken nor itlekett, are tatty
40 take end' prompt to att.
wre:Eccrw-
Raving bought out tile Retneee
buelbehe of A., MORTEN, is go-
ing to sell Tronks,Volises,Duittets
Ituettoutd evetythingin oMnieetion
with the trade- Good and Ohettp4
4tght Hotness a anteialt,
chit and dial and win toe yon
W • • II
Huron St,,tt doors. woo ot Sews
OthltOte
g oar orders'
• 'Alas. send s. Brant ford. o. Ltd.
for growth of flesh ancm)one father.
For the Fall Trade is now almost complete
and comprises all the new materials
Waist materials in
French Flannels
Finnetlaineti, Eto,
A special line of Fancy Striped Black
Silks for waists at 50o yard,
CCD.A.TS eca\T
Dandruff • Cure
eroPs. Au. PALLING Ort • TOR
DANORTBVI-.414,41rSjitit. IRRITATION or Tint Sem*
?MOM! A Lttromatit Guovent er Tax;
MULTI& HAIR AND *LW/2M IIAZDNItS5.
PRiCE SOL Allie $11.011
ar 844 SIV4414111, etwaini IMMO
ito SOWN CO, Liiifted, • Torso, Wass, an ask Usitts,
FURNITURE
iiROAIVOOT, BOX &
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The etoody inereitee ut tier trade iit good prentof the fact that our go di ant righ and
our prices lower than those et other dealers in the trade.
We Manufacture furniture on a largo wale and eau afford to tall &cap. If you buy
from net we gave for you the profit, which, in:other eases, has to be. added in i
, the rMail dealer.
This week we have passed into stook SOIX16 di our new designe. SpliCe will not polo
'no to quote prices, bni come end eoe fot yontgelf whit* enapo We halm to offer.
Rettiemb6r.06 ate diltartabled our nricea obeli be the Mod the trial*
UNDERTAKING.
xu this aopotiroout our stack is oomplete, sna !nave nodoubtedlytthelebeit ftknegit
outfit itt the county. Our.phOei u'ottite the!letvest,
BEOADPOOT.BOX 80 00. ItemdleY
P, 5, Nei and Elottahy oath attended to. by ,cellinft at WI, ()Wei a, Irund
•-• ifletOrl risidelaOtt
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