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(). RoWe•Oti.lioillotvay
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. announce that they have boti6ht the Furniture. end tindertisking business
° :BROADPOOT & BOX,, and will continue the sem& in 'the old stand : '•
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• • MR: J ts: ATKINSON • 0
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1, who hat a thorough knowledge of e mimeos, ave arae 0 0 ;_
More, end Will do all hinds . of REPAIRING, '11PBOIATERING :and Y
riczont FRAMING at moderate prices 'UNDERTAKING. in all it&
branohes. Night. and Sunday answered 'at residence, Princess St.,
digeotty beck of Freibyterita Chereh. firetaelaes Hearse' kept, • 01
N. ROWE : J..D ATX111SON, •
" Manager ..Funeral Director °I
eemaeormsuesso. ,
Door, .itad
1Blind Factory. .
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Noverabcr 14tb, 1902
Atter 'Ilifey Years
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J.,veph Rochette Releneed
rrolor RbetintatisM
- • Suffered Mich Agonn, Hie Appetit&
ea. and His Strougth Left Rime-
lieee for Similar Sufferers.
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Only those Who have suffered from ti e
pop o risenreetistn know how rattail
agony lbesufferer has at times to *Were.
Tba symptom c fog tare, but among th
will be. foutil Amite penis in the inusele0
and j eats, tte latter sometimes *nth
swollen, At gram the patient is unable
, todreas himself, and the elighest jarring
moped al/emirates the pain. Liniments
and outward applications cannot possibly
, Gore zbennActistn must be treted
OuOugh the blood, and for due purpose
thereis no medicine yet • dtecovered cau
oral Willieme Pink Pills When
levee aefeir trial. these pine never fail to
cure ever the most stubborn °Bees of
rbentnetiam. Mr Joe Roabette, a well
known resident of at Jerome, Que.,, in an
interview with s reporter of L'Avenir an
Nord, *nem etropg proot of the value of
Dr Waliikals' Pink Pills in caves of this
kind. Mr Beal:tette says: -"For nearly
three years 1 was e meat anteater from
theurrieggem The reins seemed at timal
tO affect every jlint, end the agony I en
dared was terrible. Sometimes I could
scarcely move about, and was unfitted for,
work. The trouble affected my appetite,
mete in, this way my weakness increased
and my tiondition became more deplomble,
Etried *number of remedies, but nothing
helped me until I was advised to take Er
Williams' Pink Pills. and.then relief came.
Gredualln the Paine 'lett me, my appetite
improved and I become greatly etrength-
entd, Betore I had taken 6 dozen boxes'
tn9 bealtb and. vigor was Bitch that I felt
better than I did before the trouble began.
Time not since had an aohe or' pain, and
Efeel convinced that Dr Williams' Pink
lens•ere the beet medicine in the world for
ettennestiene." •
Dr Williams* Pink...Pills are sole in
every civilized land, and • their enormone
male is due entirely to their great merit as
a medioine, They.oure all sash troubles
as rheumatism, emetics, locomotor ataxia,
TrtiaIparslyeis, nervous headache, kid-
ney ailinents, neuralgia and the weak-
aessee that said eo . many eworeen. Do
net let any dealer' neestuide you to try
*mailing else which he may say IS "just
ae good," Bee that the full name "Dr
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People," is
en the wrapper around every box. If in
cdoubtatatiner Given to The Williams'
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont., and the
pIlle will be mailed post tiaid at 501 per
box, or Six boxes .for 50; . .
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Ultima Th alio? Font sti,
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The world goes on uphuilding with:fro
• Tient shift and change ;•
What was a verdant valley le now a
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neountain range. •
• And yet the mighty inonntauis by tree
May in the distant !inure become. an.
other vale. ,
•Vet here's where art and nature oan eee
. no furttec chaise& .
'We've reached the farthest limit -the
leinusold of pants. ••
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
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Clolielpsta Or he tlempani:e.
Of very great *tenet ha the collapse
Of the campanile of the attire)/ of St.
/dark, the central paint of.Venice. Donn
biezras, as it did, all the litirrounding
.beilelingte in the famous Square of St.
Marka the campanile, which wks dee.
Moils/rad yesterday, le AF4 the moet core
spicuous of ell the landuterke of Ven-
ice. It roe 'beer above the higteet
pranaelea of the famous chureh, and had
'stood there, visible fore a ooneiderable
distante from the city, for a little over
41 thouttand years.
In the early days of the r'epublie men
stood on the tower to watch for home.
coining vessels. and the news of many a
victory was signalled to the en:clouts citi-
rents in this Ivey. But the tower was
also used for the urpose which Its name
signifies. Accord ng to some autlion
ties, four bells were rung for varioue
purposes. One Bounded at dawn to tall
the laborers, another opened the official
bureaus, a third called the councils, and
the fourth tolled out the requieln Of
persons who were to ba executed. Gal-
Ilewoeint.ade many obsetvatione from the
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The campanile was begun( by the Doge
Pietro Tribune, in the year 888. In 1329 it
was restored; nearly a century later it
Was provided with its stone top, and in
1517 the figure of the wage], Was Placed
at the summit.
At the foot of the eampanne was the
loggetta, or loggia, built by the fam-
ous sculptor and architect, JacopoSan-
sovino,in 1540 -ai a meeting place for
the nobles of Venice. It. was richly
adorned ;with reliefs,. and had, bronze
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statues of Minerva, Apollo, ittercuty and
a God of Peace, all by Sansovino. The
bronze doors of the vestibule were ree
garded as masterpiece's. The toggle Was
not long used for its original purpose.
rt became. awaiting room for the Men -
menders of the guards during the se -
Mos of the Great' Council. Recently
it had been used for auctions and lot-
tery drawings: '
The campmate was built_ of brick:. It
was 825 feet high and 42 feet square'en.
tone base,ire decor ted nth
slight pilasters. The upper part was an
open lantern with a pyramidal root and
on the apex was the fine colossal statue
of an angel, formed of plates of gilt
bronzeon a wooden core. ,
Of late years there have been emln-
ous rumors as to tlse shfety of several
Of the most' famous bindings in Venice.
Three years ago it Was the Ducal Pal-
ace which -caused moili appreheneione
that the Government employed Signor
Bait°, the Milan architect, to examine
the structure. Though the mediaeval
architects - of northern Italy were men
of extraordinary ability, yet • on the ene
gineering.idde of their profession's they
were often experimentalists and did not
, 'scruple to add great weight in the way
of euperstructures to buildings which
had been erected for centuriee, without
• stremetheninzi the_ foundations, The
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The fig leaf and the ragbag, the woven
-Vero once the proper caper, but also had
• to pasa
Tbe toga of the mourn; the greatest' of
brawl and meet •
lb ere long ago rejented, and there was
. •no appeal ;
elnd-so we've climbee the ladder and frcirn
• the top we glence,
And proudly tell our hearers •"There'll
be no change in pants."
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In art as well as lettere there still is
nut& to do •
The chisel of the ecalptor .not yet 'has
graven true;
The history of mimic shoees that the
songs miming
Wiil be. the aweetest •
ballads from inspira-
tion wrung.•
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eestaoy tie caper, in proper pride We
• prance-- •
At last one thing is finished -they can't
• improve on pante 1 , •
garb of apse.
Bad Appetite,
4 Indigestion
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_ Mr. las. IVIcMatle, et Inverness Strdet.
• . Stratford, Ont. states :-"My digestive
•organs were entirely. deranged, my appetite
was poor, I was run down in health and
had severe attacks of dizziness and ;ner-
vous headaches. The use of Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food hal entirely cured vie, as my
digestion is very muck improved. the
headaches have left me and my aprtiteis
real, goo& I can recommend Dr. base's
Nerve Food most heartily, knowing it to
be an exceptionally good medicine,"
Being- slightly. laxative Dr. Chase's
• Nerve Food regulates the action of the
• excretory organs and through its restora-
tive influence on the nerve,' and muscles•
ensures the healthful and vigorous action
of the respiratory and digestive systems.
If you are .weakened. by overwork, worry
or disease, this great food cure is bound to
be ef benefit to you. As a restorative it
•' has never been approached. so cents a
box at all dealers or Edmanson, Bates &
Co.. Toronto. '
SheeeWell, what or ity I have tut re, simian Brain Fes. Lack of itaWy.Atter these things, and in eourt to.day plead-
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Opportunity. ••,
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For getting a 'Beautiful Watch
and Chain free. -No Money .
Requirede-Every Man,Wo,
man, Boy, or G-irl Has the
; same pporium y under
our System. , _
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In order to have De Arnold's English
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rotin plaCed in the hands Of all
.pereone suffering from bad health We
wake thefollowing Most liberol offer
' If you will send to us your. name and
,
• address and agree to oil for us twelve
e boxes of 'Dr Arnold's English Toxin
, Villa at 25c per box, we Will give you
ICORd0411111111 OVID Weil
"I feel it my duty to tell you what
your inedicinee did. for ine," writes Mr,
Blanche lelanthall, of Whiting, Jackson
Coe Itansae, Box 139. "I Was severely
afflicted with kidney trouble and female
weakness. - -In late than three montha
the trouble became so bad I could hardly)
walk around the house. I suffered almost
everything. Seeing your advertisement
ite our paper eonclutled to write Dr.
' Pierce. Atler receiving your kind ad.4
vice 1 immediately began taking your
medicine. After taking two bottles of
I 'Favorite Prescription' alternately with
two of 'Golden Medical Discovery.' and
Using one hex of ' Lotion, Tablets.' ant
• entirely cured. I eon do all my own
Work without
any trouble. •
great
"pleasure in 1 leeee"*""
reeommend- See
big Doctor
Pierce's need -
Wines t 11
euffering
women."
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Sorrow or Self -Pity.
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A. man eeldont feels WA confident of
hie ability to *ay the right thing
neatly than when he site down to
. compose a letter of condolence. One can
scribble oil the usual friendly letter with- .
out mtteli care or premeditation. A busi-
ness letter Lear be medeled on fiat PIM .. . _.. . , - .
Salt prk is a famous old-
. fashioned remedy for con- .
• and regyiree little brain energy. A let
ter of congratulation - may trip Along
Letter accepting or declining an invite-•
• gaily, saying nothing in particular, A • sumption. "Eat plenty of
tionntnse°vMere ttaxesunes etheercinisiensathveeryinvhe,evtiit, pork," was the advice to the
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A. love letter is usually written with consumptive so an 100
amorous spontaneity And, like other
years no
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When it is labored it rings Woe. A let- - Salt park is g.00d if a man. 1
kinds of WV, is easy to the true lover. •
*tcr proposing marriage deniands Mole
in the writing. But a letter of condo -
thought and ceiling° in the sending than can stomach it. The idea
lence must appeal at once to the mind behind it is that fat is the
familiar
heemnor yet too not be too
formal. It must food the consumptive needs i
and to totions. It must
teaund sincere and yet it cannot be sin- most. .
eere• for the arguments one makes in a . _s Emui_ sio nis th_e mod,-
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letter of condolence are the trite 'rea-
S cote
soning which is always brought out in
the time of bereavement and which t ern trietho.d of feeding fat to
neither consoles nor comforts- those who . e• - .
are genuinely mourning. Putting them ; the consumptive. Pork is too
consolatory arguments on,
athey are dictated paper,ratherby one is L
rough for senSitive.stornachs.
ware that 1
Scott's Emulsion is the most •
custom than by, his own opinion, and '
that they will 'have as little effect on I,•
the bereaved family AS they: would have . refined . of fats, especially
on hint if lie were sorrowing .over the , • e• .. •
dead body of one be loved, ) prepared for easy digestion.
The hackneyed arguments of consola-
tion ore levelled at the wrong point. Feeding him' fat in this
Consumption 1
and hid the mourners mitigate grief vrith way/ w.hich, is A)ften the only
They deal with the state of the dead one
the. thought that the lamented one hats "way is half the battle, but '
gone to a world that is fairer than this, •
end is in a condition of beatitude. DUI Scott's Emulsion does more
the root of grief is not anxiety for the
than that. ° There is. some -7
state of the dead. It is rather self-pity.
Two. are shed because one whose coin- thing about the • combination
_piny gave the mourner pleasure has de, di
parted end will not come back, Religion
and philosophy both hold that the state . ,
of cod liver 041 a:It:is hirnPouPpsioos;
of the dead, iia most eases is better than pintes n o
gity. They Ct-ve no sregeets at leaving that 'puts new life: into the
h dead rest sweetly in oblivion and are as
that of the living. The dead do not need • '
o -f• aa his wbrld. f death elide all, then the. . Weak parts and has a. special
affected by care or sorrow as they d
In the Chapel of the. Rosery of thlittle e
woe ten. thousand years before they' aCt 1 e disease Ungs. •
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Do you want a high grade Buggy or Wagon
We have the finest stock to select from. All the iateet styles in the new.,
• estvolore. Our prices are as low as can be found for first•dass mpterial
and workmanship. Before you buy call and. see us, _ •
We ale0 handle the Oenedian Steel rield Fence, already woyen, any !armee 00
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NEXP DaOR TO M€SIT ESA. SO .
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Church of 88. Giovanni and Paolo burn. were born. If there la heaven hereafter
sentfree upon request. Ver
iure of St. Peter Martyr , Of man, if he lived, honestly and well,' is bet-
• ed one of Titian's chief 'masterpieces, the as all creeds held there is, then ,the dea• d • sample will be B .
great pct
all the famous Venetian% works this wae
while it was
the loss of the campanile, for refrrded as being rite the
ef .aetian. , ter off than he Was here below, The
therefore, 111 fear that the soul May have
only logical ground of pity for the dead, . thacform of a labetis on the
wrepleper of ebyery bottle el .
13 au er that this picture la . - • , • ' • ._
ronmALDEHY
the most daring in• desigii , e.
other Teepee s. owever, this dieariter. i ill dmit, th t his i f i b ed SCOTT & - .,
an eX• saints mourn as touctly as those of siete • •BOWNE
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Farmer Should Use
• equal eelse he Pro lieed la -One to hell; and what sorrowing sur -
great as it was, was hardly ea grave vor w a a gr e s as
" on that fear? Do not the friends of
cellent dopy of the St, Peter 'Martyr bv, hers? •
CHEMISTS,
Cardi da Cigoli in existence,. and ban There ie. sham in 'acknowledging 'Toronto, Ontario.
soc. and $1; all dniggists.
been placed over the Altar of the Rose that the so.ealled sorrow for the dead ie. •
sr y, where the original once etocel I only gity for the living. Love bereft of
• ,kts o ject will Mourn, 'its loss and its
Inflected English.•f will be commensurate with the
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The. best known renaedy for Smut on =Oats, Barley,
Wheat or Corn.
Wo can give you testimonial' s from altthe leading
limas of this siction who used our Formaldehyde
-1.4.t. year Full .rnstructions given with each bottle. •
• Use Combe's "Standard Formaldehyde
while hb Was being shown GM: mourner becomes used to the loss hie
etrength of the attaclunent. When. the Necessary neuntremente.
sago by the mayor of tilt Olt.
Fief abates accordinit to the rule A despatch from Wilkesbarre says :•-• Chemist et Druggifit
B COMBE
French ambassader, bloesieure'Clunbon indly Nature. But w 0 is bOld enough -"arse Dora Sutton, ivho left her hue= . - )
Axpressed his thanks gays the New to make this.argument in a letter of cone band because she said he ill-treated her,
• "But I am aorry so to cociceoaeh on . • Was in court one day this week, and
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qeth," answered the mayor, ' "don't •
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Vorit Times, an a e .
Tour time." pert of the evidence giveti was a list •of
twelve reqUirements ,she desired him t�
ihink of that .But you don't mean
:ockroach, Monsieur C'ainbon; it% en • sign before she would five with lihn.
woech you mean." ' l' She drew them up and left a: space at
is it/ _I see -a difference in gene the end of each. 'Sign here, yes or no;
she had written. ' They were thesee-----
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calling you, •Seeondl-Peovide 'material
I'iritt--tlet lip at 5. O'clock withent niy
• remer -a 6' and imsortant expedi, for one. cake a eveek.'•Third-Provide
tion is in. prgaration eattle. 'United material for pies each week. Fourth
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States man acturere have combined ti TWenty-five cents' worth of beef Tues.
send a steamehip, laden with samples o- 1. days and Saturdays. Fifth-Clothes'for ,
their prodyctions •to Ruseia, China Ja
you- thet Wilt niake you look attractive
pan, Australia and South Africa to ktONA
foreign merchants what they 'have tc
. sell and t� become acquainted with the
-venth-You will go to °burgh and
Ufl-
sort of goods in demand. Mr. Frank G e day school at Wyoming and not Make
Carpenter has advoeated this plan in hi: my life liurden to get you there in
and Mean. . Sixth---Yott. Will, not use
vulgar or profane language at all. See
eXtensive correspondence for a Beaten ' time, 52 Eighth--Iternove racithet%
ebentemporary, and it is to be carrie,1
sub The effect upon trade witt tldngs end her cow; I cannot tend here
the count ho in 1 lei Ninth -Buy one quart of milk 11 daY*
IUI tre, _immediate And far-reachbee A T
re a ru earl . Tenth --Will you take a bath all ovet
Tonic, once • i weak? Eleventh -Ruth must
• visited 'by the expedition is expected te
ee. e • • Nerve Food and Blood BarIcher. They build . not peddle, ' buy or carry things.
He -What more can you ask, dear l up and renew all the*orts Out.sind waited' Twelfth -Wipe your feet: clean - when
humbly 'apologized! ' • . • N r 6 • 'SI at es g yxevenorm,ewi: then house. :yrdie Sutton,
uld not gre to any of
Haven't I admitted I was Wreag and at toads avaii sir.g the etrodeeng,tsitn.daryliett pert • t h
• von rig cep en 6.441•rrons re *
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ect for .a • Man who is that wealc1-4 Effect; of Pi Orilnat AnOnAlao eek and • .ed that he should not be made to sup.
Dr Chases. • . • r York iLife, • . • • e. die 114 11 LI- -et 'Peg rt pert it wife Who left, lime. • The Judge •
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Breath etc mean be cure y using itgreed with him and Sutton was dis-
Nerve Food Things Better Left Unsaid. rieive"-and Nerve pais. • charged." •
The first rule *mild be enough to
Bridge of the egierary orYC
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Mark'e were said to be similaily .threat•
tined with -collapse. • '
Venice mats for the most part on a
bed of clay, alternating with, sand, to
a -depth of several hundred feet. Ths
builders of the campanile dug down scene
ten to sixteen feet to this stiff clay,Aind
over the whole area of the footings of
the tower drove in piles of white op..
Jar , from ten to, eleven inches in diam-
eter, nearly touching one , another, On
the top of these a level platforth was
teemed by the laying crosswise of oak
trees, each roughly squared, and on the
wooden platform massive footings wefe.
Jaid. consisting of • five courses of large
blocks of treehyte and Other gl_Itnite Of
perphyritio rooks, from tlie Euganesua
Mlle. Above these there are six courses
of shinier stone arranged. in eta like
streets, forming the base or plinth
the brick superstructure.. In 1886 these
foundatione were roughly examined, and
both' the oak and poplar beams, which
at the time when they were laid Weill
taken limn the adjacent shores, where
these trees still grow in aleundanme were
found to be perfectly
There was no staircase in 'the tower;'
the ascent being made by a Vrindlig
dined plants Of thirty-eight bends,. en&
Ing in a few stops. Tho entrain* *
the tower was by a small door on the
west side, ' Visitors tao Veniee neuallat
ooe the euneet hour for ascending the
ewer, retreat e te * Woe ere
tul view of tini 44100I.and Re surrounding*
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• itbsolutely free a betinttful .watch and
.gbairt In either ladlea' or gentleman's
• 11W, YOW choice ot tvrenty other
• preralutild anth as line sete of jeWialty,
sings,Violine. mandolins. tea set& sateen
• ik* tes'ete erne etc Remember we
.; 'don't want any money Until after you
sell the pills and you don't have to sell
any more than /2 boxes to get the
Vendome., This els a bona fide offer
itOlca a reliable cdncern that has given'
thousand* of dollars worth of prem.
Pneets, to agents all over tce cnuntrY• ,
KetneMber oleo tat- Be Ateold'a Eng.:
..-Iish Vain Pills are 4 well known Tem-
,- ady for 411 dieettees of the kidney and
bladder, ::Tiright's disease, diabetes,
thedmatiena, nervous trouble'', and
fenntle cciniplainte, told are for tale by
all Heat claest.druggiste and dealers in
medicines In all parte of the world.
You have only to show them to 'sell
theM.,-4Y-Ou are not offering something
^ *bat the people don't knotv. Our
Watches are the regular standard eke
for Ladies or Gentlemen in Nickel or
Sun Metal•Oasea with handsome
hotfooted dials and tellable time.keen.
are, watehee such as no lady or gentle.
lean need be ashamed to carry, and
ahoy will be eefit &boldest' Wee tO all
Who aell twelve hues: of those won..
a/fitful MAIO PIM. Write at once and
be the fleet in your locelity to earn one
al thOtie beautiful Watcht and chain.
• As soon aa we receive your letter or
*Let card we will send you post raid
- itvelve boxes, together with our Ilia's.
treated cetithegue and beeutifully colored
tad with your nameand address on as
tour authOriged agent, )34ar in suirid
thatvott will not be tusked to sell any
Metes than the 12 boxes and we dan't
'want any Money Until after yeu have
sold them. We bear all the expense
*Ha are only waking fhb liberal offer
tee a method of advertising Dr .4„en
okra linglish Tokin Pine. DOn't dear.
Write at, once &Odeon heauttfal pre.
Oen t for yourieurtor °memo.
mareterAteold.11iedielue 00, Depta.44
SO Adelaide Se, Baits Torok). Ont.
nessAttet.
• • and to grumble if after a tardy
escape from a conversational difgeulty • 14, New • to still further Calls he: finds response
, was made by an Rest End curate, who • • • [Partaking 'of breakfast at fa hour much
One clay a 'carpenter came to him and tal, Philadelphia, are mut gre. e aut
mos t ,n te recorded attem ts toe •
Under the caption "The Art of Put. Price 500, a box or 3 for $1.25. All dealer8 or k
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ting Things "'an Eti lish author hat giv, Vie Mienuen coe Limners. Toronto. nt. 02a e any Anat. ba k. No man who has
pi t 11 will
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• any ri a a . forego rightt4
en some very amusmg examples Pi sar
T be called at least twiee every morning
inc thula a qtteer way. One of the
t uri Or u a
• ater than that which, with the sincer.
cultivated the friendship of mechanics Surgeons at the Presbyterian Noel+
revious ht. •
h tifi d est of intention', he had decided upiios
said, "rhave brought my boy's likeness, over the smog; of the operation per.
sis Ru said gou'd like to have it." Jointed on Alexander Biiminond, by .•
•" ow goo of ou to relnelnberi" said which the latter was provided with a we ems give Pesitions to. persons of alt
stales ot ability. Agents, bcioir-keepere,
darks, farmer's sons, lawyers, reeChatics, phy-
sicians. prraOhere, students, married and
single Weldon and widows. Positions are
worth from $400 to $2,000 per stunt% We
have paid several canvassers 550. Weekly for
years. Write fully an we will give ions
position to suit
74116.1SIte-D..LEV-411:,,Alt. HUTSON Co, Ltd.
Brantford,
the curate. "W a- capital hicenessi aew ear. The man his just returned
- Bow Is her to his home in Malvern, Penn., Well
"Wily, -sir, don't you remember'," said satisfiedwith medern surgery. •
the carpenter. "He's dead." - Hammond had his 'left ear frozen
"Oh, yes of course I know that," re. about four. years ago. A eatiderOue
plied the 'etirate. mean how's the growth developed, and three yeeeks ago
man that took the photograph?'" •
A story 15 told of a young laborer who, • ante,
be w sent by his fondly ,physician, 1)r.
on his wa'y to his day's work, called ae
the registraes office to register his fah. The ea
;stamp
er's death. When the official asked the, Dr '
to the Presbyterian IFlospital.
:was amputated, leaving only a
date of the event, the sae replied: . .araft thelurYeee'eraenrretetueft tebeeekb°01Pitthaeli
i • "He ain't dead yet, but he'll be dead
1 if you would ut I ear stump and lifted up a flip of ,skiii.
in the shape of it peninsula, with the _
before night, clo I thought it would save;
t Indoewnaltatithwer.”Jaurne3: .3' . P b.„ connection lust at, the root of the ear.
the reiistrar. c'Perhaps your father will diapis of an ear and sewed up Us plive& tear mailedon receipt of price and two
• e The ilap was then moulded in to the
4,
l'Oolt's Cotton Boot 0
Te successfully used Month/ owls
our druggist for cotes Cattos
mike no other, as all Mixterea.pillii
One are dangerous. Prieb.110. 1,51
itix 1410 degrees tronsers 311 pet box.
t 11.1
0,000 Ladles. Sate 0 esteem!, ea"
• a 0 ea
Ilive ti 1 toetorroW." The, pla.ce where the flarhael been was
Th6 Cook Compariy Win411011;
1#114117liold and reoommendea
don't know, sir; .the eloeter severed. by pulling 410 skin up over ' . ~,11111 tri
Says aa vveulie won'tt and he knowis what he The operation Is °ailed in eutgleal par.
has " lance a "plastic err ttion."
given un.. No. I, and No. 2, are sold n Olinton
"afa Orhnee," slid the rector to the. Me Mall Waa a le t° lea" the liesPi. it allIATOtitible Drug Stores.
vestryman "we bad 'better take up the tat in a little overtly., week& The hospi*
collection iefore the sernion.'"Indeedes tal surgeons serthat the operetion a; •
"Yea. I'm going ft; prettels: on Economy.", rare one,„nna in thin ease resulted. Very4
successfully. .
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cOtild be obtaine -----..4Indeeethe, • !!4,11 •
tower was the only way o undiestaild
the intrleate plan of the city, which'
from the top M the campanile mall
spread out like 4 map, with all its apitiot
and ehtutehes and &teat fibulas, while
beyond could, be keen the stieWy Alps.
The tower was always open, but visitor's
Were net 4110Wed to enter it alone.
single traveller had to engage a byetaut
er to enter with him. At the top, even
in modern times, was AlWartatittiOlied
a watelunan, but not for the mime put..
poets for which a sentinel Mood there In
the days of Venice's greatneee. The
Vtateinnalt of modern days carried it tele.
scope, but it was not to Mail the hori.
eon for vessels bringing news of victory,
but to look for fires in the eity and to
glee notice of then.
It -may be iruppote4 that there will be
• eestrelting inquiry into the ease of
the tali of the tenver. Venice epende
largo eliht WIMPS -11y on keeping her fame
Otte Mortumeetil fit order, and,* number
of officials have nothing to do bet to eV
ain1114 the bistorie buildings of the city
52nd report' on their condition. Every
trstee Of detay 1. suppoted to be observ.
ed, end money is evellable for immed•
IMe repeire if they are aseseeestry. Among
Ib. *Mad* _employed ley Veniee Itinb
some of the leading arehiteologists of t
hits easeateee ;eassak aalarilke arid*
cuR,Es
e
;
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Of
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Dyspepsia, BOils,
Pimple,
• lleadaches,
Constipation,
• Loss Of Appetit,e
Salt 'Miens%
Erysipeias,
Scrofula,
andan troubles
arising front the
stomach, Liver,
DOWels or Bleedo
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Mts. A. Igethangue,
of Banydine Ont.
writes: 'X believe x
would have bon in
irwave long ago
d %net been tot
urdoen Blood) Bite
fere. I was run dovnt
to eurn an extent
rib I cotiM stone)
MOM Obeid the
1Washilbjeot
4,011:16.,h1t14sin.t.
isms ; my appetite
was gone awl .4. Was
1011110Werk. ttlit
tuitibta to 421 my
sine trrt boat MI Of
1.5, round my
faun re to
a
Dinner Invitations.
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al find with riser' it succeeds better to
° asic them personally to come to dinner,"
said a fashionable young matron tbe
other day. "In the llrat place they are
not to apt to refuse, and secondly, you I
get an aneWer at once, whlch saves a lot
of worry." "But it le so awkward for
a person to be asked point blank; Web'
obliged to *tempt whether he' vents to
or not," returned her eompardo,e. "That
1. just what I *ant," laughed the y.onng
matron; "it le the men 1 need, aud if
they.eOMe, / do not- elixir if they feel it -
obligatory or not?' Molitesties who do
aot desire to be eonsidered bores, heat..
Mplain of the ,tiefi ig
ever, should avoid giving invitations in
person. Many men co
the telephone le delivering meta,.
done fib giving their" no time to make up Wholesale at4:ock of plates
their mind*, or to col:toot a plausibleA. •
License should, they not feel inelined, to - as very beet porsible
tempt. Organs, the very entertamegble
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! It is reported at Sydney that Mar. 1 gram, PPiloPei
• tont hise raceiVed wireleas messages 00ES and a Ilattety ot music
mud ootnevane •
es, S. COOPER . • • PROPRIETOR,
General Buiider and Contractor.
This factory is the tersest In he oounty, and hes the very latest improved ,
ohinery, capable of doing work on the shortest notice. We carry an extensive "
and 'reliable stook andprepered plans, and give estiniatee for and Wild all glass
es of hultdings on short notice and on the closest prices All Worn is enpervis-
• ea in anc3benical way and eatisfacition gnarinteed. We sell All kinds of in.
, terior and exterior'material. •
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Xime, Sash, Doors, 'Blinds, -Ete
igtt r. the Celebrated' onAtirmir.A. sonotn DESK rosantealdr • )
4.4), oWitterloo. Call and get Ohio and Ostiniatee before pleom‘ g viser orders '
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FOr the Pairtra4p is now almost Complete:
and comprises all, the new materials
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ViT4i.st materials in
FrenelirlannOs .
VinnOtlaines, tto, . •-,
A special line of Fancy Striped Black •
Silks for waists : at 6Qc yard.
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