HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-12-19, Page 3Unpleasant,•
Bolls,
Humors,
Eczema,
Salt Rheum
We a ver 's;
Syrup
cures ti4M, renniment17
by purifying Ow
Wood,
Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd.,
lifortvieraz. Proprietor', Naw Yourr,
Ik?
'tear
FOTIE MINERS KILLED,
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• ; IRESTILt OP A. . DrICANZTE Mt•
PLOSION AT W/LEP,SBA.RRE.
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Vwenty Men Were Huried in •ill
Directions—Tho Dead Were Ter-
ribly Injnr.ed. • •
Wilkesbarre, Dee, 10. -.-.Four men were
lulled and ten injured, three probably
fatally, by .the explosion of a
'box of'dynamite in No. 5 mine of the
high ' & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
•t Smith Wilkea erre. The men had
qwered into the • shaft, which, h
10 feet deep, a box of dynamite weigh.'
Ing. fiftypounds. Phillips took the box
if the carriage. It fell and the con-
ents exploded. Twenty men near by
ere hur od in all directions. The dead
Men were terribly mangled.
14TTLED T,I!E A.11,.(1:1T.TEN.111.
PEPOTY SHERIFF IN ' CHICAGO'
• USED HIS REVOLVER. •
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•
2he Wounded Man May Die—Shoat-
ing the, Result of. an Argument
;. Over Politics. .
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• Chicago, .Dec. 10..—,Deputy Sheriff Sarn
u 1 O'Noill, who1 yad "killecl his
man," emphasised e • "political" argu-
ment yesterday lafterneen by 'sheeting
nzid probably fatally wounding Charles
'Charles
4 -later, a Oilminal Court bailiff. The
"debate" took place in the vestibule of
Quirk's saloon, 120 Clark street,
,...fairalf a block from the county court-
house. Before O'Neill became a deputy
. elseriff he had been a detective sergeant
at the central station. His earlier AS.
cs,pade, for which he escaped punish-
ment, wasthe killing • of lvfichael Mc -
amara at Jefferson and Forquer streets
In 1892. At that time he was exonerat-
ed by a Coroner s jury, on the plea that
he thought McNamara was robbing a
Irian at the time he shot him. Slater
and O'Neill, with Joseph Coffey: a clerk
in ;the eounty building arid Charleta
Ahearn another bailiff, had been -the
Tilt' 44414, TQN MON VASA
Chibtron In Cotton Min
Tom New 'fork Herald met coves. •
posident through the southern States to
inveetigate. and report upon the ern.
pigment el children in the cotton mille,
In Ma Bret article, recently published, he
i anis thet there are about 50,000
dren at work in these mills, soma under
fourteen years of age, 12,000 under
trsadve 4110„ 5,000 under ten. They work
front 09 to 72 houra week ; earn from
10 to 50 cents a dey ; many of them
have never been to school and a number
queetioned when coming out of the fac-
tories did net know their Christian name.
The correspondent Ands that the manu-
facturers defend the eyetern, bitterly de-
nounee all who oppose it, and session
after reunion have succeeded in killing
various bilis introduced in the State
Legislature with a view to restricting the
evil. . , The parents of the children made
from 90 cents to $1.25 a day and the
manufasturere my that they are com-
pelled in many cases to hire the children
because otherwise the parents would not
work for them, and in other eases it is
; necessary in order to keep the families
out of the workhouse. The mills pay
enormous dividends, in many cases over
' 100 per cent., and The Hetald'a corres-
pondent thinks that the way to settle
the °Mid labor problem is to slightly in-
crease the wages of the parents, who
could then afford to send their ehildren
to wheel. He says that the people ef
the south are now profoundly stirred on
the question, but need all the help they
can get to win the fight
powerful. forces of the
In the concluding merle of gpiece
called "The Bandits," at .the London
Hippodrome, a mill is blown up with
dynamite, letting loose a Mighty rush of
water, which fills down in a cataract
the height of the stage and aweeps away
a ,bridge Just as a coach and four Urges
attempt to- cross, carrying horses, coach
and occupants into tho,reeing torrent.
-It is the most marvelous piece of realiexn
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Feed pale girls on Scott's
Emulsion.
We do not need to give' all
the reasons why Scott's
Emulsion restores the strength
I
. and flesh and color of good
1 health . to those who suffer
1 from sick blood.
I The fact that it is the best
preparation' of Cod Liver Oil,
rich in nutrition, till of healthy
stimulation is a suggeltion as
to why it does what it does.
. Scott's Emulsion presents
Cod Liver Oil at its best,
fullest in strength, least in
taste•
,YOung Women . in • their
'teens.'" are perrnanently cured
of the 'peculiar disease of the
blood which SilOWS itself in
paleness,weakncssandnervous.
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in luiloo,n for some time. The conversation . ne&q, by regular treatment
turned to the recent installment . of
Sheriff Barret, and the prObable dis-
charge of a number of the deputies
now in that °like who had served: un-
• der rex-Sheriff Magerstadt, "You .peo-
pie won't. last as long as the snow,
laughed Slater. O'Neill insisted that
- • he would be in his position long after
all the bailiffs were gone. Um; word fol,
lowed another, until both the meg be-
came angry. They were separated, how. -
and O'Neill was forced out into
%-ihe alley at the .side entrance. Slater
• a.4.ivas led to the front -vestibule and seat -
•;led 'behind the cigar case. In a minute
appeared at the front entrance.
Uelniret through the doer' and, leaning
byer the showcaSe, pressedthe revelver
with Scott's Emulsion. • 1.•
It is a true' blood food and
is naturally adapted to the cure
Of the blood sickness from
. which SO many young Women
suffer
IIA
That word backlog hi expreseive to
those whohave exphrienced the ag
voting conotant cough, which is cell
backing cough, Soluetitues it is the
result of a cold, or of grip, end some.
*nen it is a Consequence of catarrh,
which unchecised,
has gradually' in -
'volved the lunge
In disease. Such a
• cough finds its
cure in Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery wh i c h
cures broricliitis,
obstinate coughs,
lung disease, hem-
dmrithioagnes' awnaconh
If neglected or un-
skilfully treated,
lead to consumption,
user twelve years r
was a sufferer from
catarrh and was, treat-
ed by one of the best
physicians in. the state of North Carolina, who
Fad the. trouble had reached my hines,” writes
Mr. ,t, M. Patton, of Clotho, Tranayivania co.,
grew Worse every day until I tried Dr,
aierce'a edichies. win sly Dr, Pierce's Golden
. Medical iscovery with Gilt bottle of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cured me, and to -day I ani well
rd hearty, and X win say further that my
QernItti",firriPlesarlleel'apint' eWdiel* neMs* lioYdruaYe arneerlinto-
other , Ogre your meadoes rani cure any
case or catarrh that exists. X reset:tweed them
to alt.'',
If you ask your dealer for aGolden
Medical Discovery" because you have
confidence in its cures, do not allow
youreelf to be switched off to a medicine
claimed to be "just as good," but which
you did not ask for and of which you
know nothing, .
Dr. Pierce'i Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps
to par expense of ctieteniS and niaf g
only. Send one -cent stamps t- e
paper coveredok, or $g) eta* e
010th-bound:ye utile. Address f. R., V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
had Mat& lif an editorial by writing the
word, "Oattaraugus" when it ishOuld ave
been "Chautauqua." When the editorial
appeared Greeley went up into the,coan-
. posing room in a great rage 'and tailed
out, "Who put that Ca ttarau.gus 4" The
prietera all gathered around bum, amused
at his anger, until one of, them, pulling
down from the leek the original editor-
ial, showed hint the word "00,ttaraugue
Just as he had writtenit. • When Greeley
paw the situation he assume& an air of*
the greatest meekness and drawled' out:
"Will someone please kick me down- those
stairs?" -
When you are with the •seientiets de •
an the scientists. namely, repress or ,
dinary emotions, if you are making a '
discovery or confirming a known fact.
The experience anay not always be agree- ,
able. Witness the plight, of guest at '
dinner given by a .cihild-study.
whose note -book hi always ready for use,. '
Dissatialled with a hot, bettered 'biscuit,
a Young child threw' the despised artscle
=roes the table, and hit the visitor. The
father and mother took no notice of the
incident, imd., naturally,. the guest hal-,
fated their example, -A. secondbiseui
followed, and .the guest was struck. on
th He witaxtiont to make a re-
mark, but the mother Warned hint to be
quiet. "Sh-b-hl": she exclaimed, "'The
professor is observing ,hins."
• A lady's coachman—a crusty old fel!
low Who had been In the service of the
familY. in her. father's thne—gaVe her
great trotible and annoyance several
occasions by not carrying out her in-
structions. At length his conduct be-
came unbearable, and she determined to
'dismiss him. Calling him into *her pees-
enve, She said 'with at rouCh tieperity as
she could. command: "I cannot stand this
I ,J 1 n You must look out for ,
another Situation: Yon will leave my
service at 'the end of the month." The
old servant looked at: her in ainusesriont
for a minute, end .then the characteristic
"loyalty" came to the surface. "Na, na,
my lady,".' he said. ,"I drove you to the
kirk to be baptized,' I drove you to your
marriage, end Pll stay to drivo. you to
your funeral 1" .
innule4 14) W.. can TA
agined when he Noted that the wily,
Count had had the dorikey'e heed re- "These Aniericens," cries the Affright,.
Moved. 4.44 a portrait of •Iiineself ettberti- ed Tagal. "are cannibals."
tuted, in Order that he might teach the "Whatever gave you midi an ideal*
King a leesom mks the Moro.
"I just heard one of those ooldiers
Poetic Jaime. Ask that pretty echool teacher to come
•
and Oat a Filipino with hint."—What-to..
A gentleman of an economical turn of gat.
mind wished to make a prerent to a
lady. He went into a chinaertop, says "She's not a.IS pensive as obi was be.
an English exchange, where he happened tore you married, hera,
to notice a valuable vase, which had._nist exe. owe expensive new..,,..4naien.
been smashed into dozen pieces, "time apous'News.
much for that?" he enquired of the shop- 1, ."What make you think he would be
man. "Those pieces, sir?" said the WW1 -
a great success in politics?"
Ma.11) in 'surprise. "You e,an. have them olio can say more things that sound
for a Welling. Ws quite past mendieg,"
well and mean nothing than any other
Ile paid another eixperice for a box to
Peek it in, and told the man to semi it niall I ever knew."—Cliieag° Post*
to the .lady's address,. hoping that ohe
would take for granted that it hid been Te the patience of Job a Whole book le
broken in transit. Unfortunately, how, devoted; .
ever,. when the lady came to unpack the TO that of his wife net an instance is
box it transpired that the shopman had noted.
wrapped each fragment in a separate Though Heaven forbid that her griefs
Piece, of pter
pie. 404 Job 1
we should probe,
To the rest of her troubles she also
Mainly About POO
—Life.
Blatop Wilbeeforce used to tell. a story
of a greedy elergynian*who', when asked
to say grace, aooked anxiously to see if
there were champagne &awes on the It says umi--‘
table If there were, he began: "Bounti- •
.ful jehovahl But if he saw only claret S
glasses he 'Aid: "We are not worthy of
ornet ing
the leak of thy mercies."
A visitor asked the late James Tissot for a new artiste when Itbecomes
°lie day whether the picture he was at inunediately popular, 'Mae must
work on was intended' to illustrate the "
time. of Christ. The artist replied in the
affirmative. "Then," said the visitor,
"permit me to call your attention. to an
error. Aloes, au& as. you have in your
picture, did not exist in the Mediterran-
ean region till after the conquest of
ItteXiC0 by Spain." Tisoot promptly took
his brush and altered the picture.
Some years, ago a man in Alabama loot
a dearly loved ' wife, and expressed his
grief in these words, ineeribed en her
tombstone: "The light of mine eyee bath
gone out," Within .a year he married c
again. A friend'of Bishop Wilmer, walk -
mg . with him in the graveyard, asked
what he thought of the propriety of the
words since the new nuptials.
said the Bishop, "the words 'But I have
struck another match' should be added::
The •Buffalo "Conimereial" relates that
an American woman, belonging to. the
nouverix riches, recently 'met an ae,
quaintanee on the • deck of an outgoing .
'steamer, and. announced, with 'great ec-
lat, that She wae. going 'abroad. to. have 1
,the dear .girls, (her two daughters) Por- i
traits painted.. "Why, not in America?" i '
all the American artiste. in vain. Now '
queried the atquisintance...'"Oh,:rve tried 1'
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we re going over to. see :what the • old 1 Grade *one' Aritiree moneetie, ,
Inastere can do."', , ., • . . : . Let those who are barreling apples .
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.Mutual oonap'..nt' and •rd'utipa;"eortient:, this fall bear in mind. that it does not
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are 1We very different things. A YanICie , 'psi to mix inferior grades *lib: better
,1171,! .• ..1,'11.24...11,1*:17.0..-Wr 1.440.111'..,99-w . • stock, and try' ,to ass. theiti.'4 in Ins.
, •. , ,, • .. , ,• , .:'• .. ' Middle of the 'barrels. ' Ptireheeeri era
• • ' ., 'a • : . . . . : anueh more' Watchful than febnerly, tied •
•Intestinai • ....,• .i
. •• • your whole Steck is liable to be:graded.
. • ' down to the lowest.' There, iti so ninuh
Iiildigettiell • ' • ' ' 1 .. the'
. scabby fruit this fa I that . tetopta.-
.. ../terovia,a,..„,',,s indigestion and dvii. tion will he:Very•greet to. work .off. rime
,pepsia be, reached ID), .
whichN''Tan4 " never.4. bed .of it under • the false brand: ".The hest .
Ordinary stomach medicines and siee.alled .waY Will be ito grade your: frilit ',Wm.:.
'digestants... •The kidneys. and liver ere • „otiglily; sell' the.. second grade as bon -
involved, and though the stoixiach may be • estly as you do the first, :end then . into
'all right; it is the part of digestion which ' • the eider . the third •grade, unless ' you
taw .place in -the. intesilnes that is , can use a ' part el it in your '.farnily.
i 'Imperfect, • . . ' .,' . ' , • . ' , If more eider is made than is needed
. ' • • . .
All over country °who are :., ' there 'Ionia be a raw of Casks; Rambla
. atojaeop--I
. suffering ficanjuSt thishin ofristligestion:.. • vinegar, in your cellar all the tune. If
They don't get well; because , they . you, get an honest reputation for pure
,dan't use the • right medicine. Dr, cider vinegar you will get: a good mar- .
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pine are admirably. • ket or it. It. is worth . twenty, cots . a
Baited. for:this .very trouble. ' Thny act
. directly °tithe kidneys, liVer and bowels. galion if it be kept strictly pure; und,
you *in: find that city. customer's take
ref:mystic cause, and make a permanent .
. cure of intestinal indigestion, backache, and
diseases .of -the filtering and ,excretory tIlYdfl7;i/othglIcZtiyhTs1.-fall to:
o
. pay
organs. , • . • • •
• Mere 'ri, very large. stoic of apples • with
Dr.' Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills. are veg-
etable in. composition, and remarkably ; the 'expectation that prims. will be. as
• prompt and effective in action. :Ihey are Mei as last spring; yet.we may be slim
kept in thousands•efborneS as a standard ;that Prices are never coming down,again.
medicine, and . have proven by ycare al to the aid level of from ;I to $2 a bar -
Wel to be without a rival. Ono pill. a : rel,. This is a good fall introdiree MO'
:dose, as -cents a. box. , -At all dealers., or . , your own barn 'buildings a. eider press:.
'
Eiltnansort, Bates es Co., Toronto.:,' i .. . It will- COO. Yon- very little. end you
.. ii,,,, : ,‘,„. •• ', will be surprised to; find how easily it
. .
. • • Ix 0
. _ ' Cpas.PA- us . -...- .. lean be run --43f. course, all the more
• ,,,,,,,: .. ' - • „.. - • „.....;, - easily if you have a gasoline engine. - 1
would have one, however; engine or not,
. ' ,, . • Then I Would have -every apple picked
. . , • •
pp and kept. picked' up—allowing noth-,
sent,' ant: the °oaten intf. ffnuten ing to rot—and ,grand into eider once •
the -junior partner. A &Mal of debts
or twice a week. ' My neighhers,„:. and.
had been rising and settliric for aveeks
the paling .fellovis from. a ' neighboring
before the partnership was dursoIved, and.
use senior poinerts senairdenti may per. college, like a tug of. new older, and 11
haps be gathered fr„oni a notice which hel'.weit't hurt them. -19, P. F., in 'New
caueed• to be inserted in. the local news:". YOrk Tribune.. , • ' • '. .. -
paper: • "From this day forth there's no • • - ' • - . ' . • . .
such a firm on Gregg & Palmer. Those
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that ciire the firm may call' on Ind as. •
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tom as they are ready, arid those - that :.,"Yees-uh, I den bin ter de Viaiter," said
the firm owes had better call:on him as Parson Snovrilake, "an' I seen clese hyult
'quick ass they eklis'.1 • . , t• . . membalis o' mah rade a-setia* on de
..., orunev: opea: ktn:Le. of cancidi. 91.1 ,tou.e stair, too. _ An' I jes' got: die terLkay--.-de,
Great Misundexatood,:' tells an ovec,dote too ud *deli am a moughty .po'r Amer*.
,of I. London nano driver at 'Pori:math:el ion ob de white Min's imertation o'b de
, time: The Ova:- glared' at ;ii newspaper tullud "sini. .• . ' 1 . .
• eontentabill'which told Of a tram run. , ,, • '
tring oft a bridge into a river ,and drown • ... '
ing fifty people. He turned ..to la pea -
senor: (That'd niaik a fair hit uy a
spieshl" he . said, i"w'dn't it? I Omni •
loike t' 'v seen 't." The passenger von I
tared that he hod seen • it whole trail:
run into a river, as a result of -hew/3-
rains having weakened. a bridge pier.
"Where?" :wised the 'human. "In Can
,iicla," Was the colordars • reisly. The
driver gated pensively ' at 'his horses'
• heads for a few seeonds.. Then he: evi-
dently decided Viet • it •behoved hill to
seritiniething.' "In kenedel - OW,. yes. ,.
Wen 't tines owt there in th'ireppreall ,., •
to rine, down't lil" ' : ' 7 '
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a . .:. • . '‘q!lir6r/ '
i
• Make Weak Hearts Strong.
— ‘ 1 Make Shaky Shaky Nerfes .FIrra.
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A TOOTH CLAUSES A 51M
They ara it Sari iiiirse iler'' .
1)*. litlitiottettild etgliiIrtYt tfu,,,24°ork,' Al" . •!. ' Nervousness Sleeplessness, I.,oss
Torento, ' Deo. . 10.—In ' the : of Energy, Brain Fag, After El:
Oonnty °wart yeaterday Judge fects of La .Grippe, Palpitation of .
, moron .comutence4 a. litar.. bt the tyitane actrt,a An tnroumbilae,sGaerinseinraig frDome.
ing 'Of the ease of ' join and,Ileti. a run down system.
W. Sparrow,a. dentist. , The • notion is' ' They regulate the heart's action
tries. 'Hendren. agailet Dr. 'Malcolm
1141.iwhattheytiiiitelini nerves.
for 8200 dameges for alleged negligent? 'clime for
sand earelese Work done by the dotter'. lt,1,1 They vi the elne
upon. lira. Ilendron's teeth. On June 4.
of this year Mrs. 'Hendren went to Dr. lor You. . .
Bowel!. and 'Mid tivelve teeth and two i , OlitiCAT Rileit#T. '
dumps extracted, having been told this . I lam taloa Milhern's Heart and
:night kid her digestion. ' She took Iferve Me fer *pita:Hon d the boot
throtoforio, and. while 'under., 'ito late eadthetterednerree andforbothtroubles
mice elle seYs• a tooth 'Which the den. have fogad greerireleef....-Mrs. W. Athos*
tiot had extracted Wee allowed to fall lagainioll, Oak •
down her throat.' When the ehloroforin aragige,g gpitaglegmb ?OW, •
effect heel Wan ofi lira Hendren was.
taketi with a. had. cough, Which MI*
tinned. At intervals for it *Month, at the
etillehlaien of whieh time it tooth :-Yrail •
eoughed up. The tooth was ' in tend,
and was proinnuieed by experts td he
& wi „tom tOoth. Dr. .SparroW ' replica
thet lit did not **street ii itiadOni tooth
on the Oteitainit Theatiotiiiii, Mr. :/oint
thootlfray appears for the plaintiff and
RAMO & &lea are for the defendant.
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December 12tbo 1902
Chellew's Xmas Stock is Ready
r
A notable d4;play o
Choice
Furniture
MUSICAL instramall
Few things ere more likely ta.please a relative or riend then a choke
piece of Furniture from ()BELLEW'S, The main thing is to aeleat
something appropriate, and we think this often difficult teak will be found
early when you come to inepeot the aggregation of beautiful things wish*
we have to show you. this season.
Here's a liet.that may prove neefuliy suggestive, and it's none too soon
to make use of it, for the best things are apt to go first, Each item
stande for many different designs and prices,
FANCY PARLOR. CABINETS
cuitos FANCY SECRETARIES
(.11ENTLEMENS
•
BAMS
EtEgn AND RATTAN ROCKERS
ItIORRIS CHAIRS AND COUCHES
DMUS AND SOFAS
OHILDRENS CHAIRS
CRIBS AND CRADLES
be a MIMI for it. Only twelve _ ETC., ET,..
weeks after the first box of
Frederick of Freesia was an inVeterafe
snuff -taker. There seams to have. been
some bad feeling between. him and Count
Sehaverin. His Majesty presented the
count with a snuff-box, on the inside of
which' was painted a donkey's head. Next
day the Count produced the. box at din-
ner and showed it to the Duchess Of
Brunswick. • "What an excellent por-
• trait of his Majestyl" remarked the
Duchees. The King looked , soinewhat
annoyed. "Is .it not a fnie portraitl"
said the lady, handing it to her neigh.
bor. "Most excellent,'" was the reply;
and the box began to travel round tha
against Slater's body And pilled the • • w n e r
•
A•
We will be glad to send
a sampleto any sufferer.
y
•
Be sure that this.picturotn
.r.1;
the form of a label ;s cethe
,
wrapper Of every bottle of
EmulMot on b
trigger. Slater fell unconscious,
The report .of the .shot 'attraeted the
attention of the crowd in' the 'saloon
while many men rushed infrom the
street. As they thronged through the •
. .door O'Neill took advantage of the
ex-
citement and escaped When the mass-
• ing patrolmen at Washington and Clark
objects reaehad the saloon the ftigitive
find disappeared: •
' Both O'Neill ancr:Slater are members
of the Nin,eteenth „Ward Republican or-
ganisation. • It was through this club
that O'Neill secured the backing that
landed him in the Sheriff's office. He
is e powerful man, six feet trill. Slater
Is much smaller and about tire same age, .
41 O'Neill drinks heavily at time*, ,
BSOLUTE
ECI1R1
SCOTT & • SOMME. '• . .
•Toeonto, Ontario: ET oF LIFE1
Chemists, • cHANo
Mainly About. poeopie.
,
Here's a late story anent Christian
Science. A Boston mother raid to her
little daoghter: "If you hod- my faith,
darling, you would. have no toothache."
The child. replied: "Well, mother, if you
had my toothache, you wouldn't have
any faith."
• When Maior-Generiat Samuel B. M.
Young, a United States army officer, was
presented to the Keiser during a recent
visit to Germany Emperor William
asked him if he had ever visited that
country before. "Nat this part," General
Young is said to have replied. 'The Em-
peror then enquired what parts he had
visited, whereupon General Young field:
"X have visited St. Louis, Cineinmiti and
IdilWaukee." The Emperor roared with
laughter, and took General Young to the
Ieism.
Degrees, to whom he repeated the witti.
1 11 Not long ago United States Smatter
`,.L%
- • William. P. Frye of IVfaine wan summoned
to pmpare a will for a man who wna
very Ill. It was necessary, of coinse, to
1 Cenulne :maim two witnesses, and they had to
be sent for. While awaiting their *Tri-
ll carter's Senator Frye thought it his ditty% no
val, the invelid seemed to get Worse and
minister -.being present, to talk seriously
• to hint. lie told hire that he was very
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The old story of the man who etrer•on
the rail of the organ gallery in it little
Western &mat a pleeard bearing the
words, "Don't shoot the organist. He is
doing the host lie can," has lately been
matched by another somewhat like it,
A man recently returned from s mining
region where, one Sunday, he atteilded it
servico. in the only Church for miles
around. As he entered, the strains of
an organ,. apparently in great distress,
melted, his ears, and whea waS stated
he looked' up to discover who the player
Via& On the back of the parlor organ
, which Mood on the platform Wite a ueitta
'af. lettered square of pasteboard which
reed, "Come up and try it yourself 1" •
Nahapsi the hest attempts of notate
Greeley Is that relating i eireeley's
tot arttAt blin04r
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left die factory in New England they were
idling in every State and Territorf except
Alisirat•Delaware and Indim Territory.
' Was It?
It you 'try •the Tab/ets, or oh
any 'person who has tried t,hem,
you will have the answer. '
It is a great medicine: for .
:the. StOinach, for the Blood,,
'for the 'Nerves.
Some sensible advice to
women passing through this
trying period.
The painful and inneying symp-
toms experienced by most women.
at this period of life are easily over-
come by Lydia E. il.nkham's•
Vegetable Compound. It is espe-
cially designed to meet the needs
" of woman's system at the Vying
time of change of life.
It is no exaggeration t� state that
Mrs. Pinkb.am has over 5000 letters
like the followintprovirq the oreab
value of her Medicate at such tunes.
wish to thank Mrs. Pinkhaan for
tvliat her medicine has done for Inc.
My trouble was change of life, I Four
years ago my.health began to my
head began to grow dizzy, my eyes
pained me, and. at times it seemed as
if my back would fail reef had terrible
pains aerOSS the kidneys. get flashes
were ye*. frequent and trying. A
friend advised me to try Lydia
E. Pitikhamos Vegetable corn..
pound. have taken six bottles of it
and an. to -day free from those troubles.
X cannot speak in high enough terms
of ths medieine. I reeonanend it to all
and wish, every *Offering Woman Watild
give it a trial.v.—/innta /toss, 08 Mont.
°lair Ave., Reel 'inlaid, MOSS.. tom ma
plait Moist' Of OA* lair "rola' totatlats... '
Oittltert k Prokok4
It up gladis, and greedily. eis soon as
Detere tabieg Milburn's Hmert and
*erre Mlle Ilya* all runalowia, eetild not
&el lit eight and Ivo fantail, ironblod
wint nay hear& Since biking thous I feel
Lmaid. I slop -wail *I aghii and lay
dee. not tstible isie at all. nay
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Eattsville, WILL
FIVE O'CLOCK. TEA TABLES
FANCY CENTRE TABLES
OHINA. OLOSETi3 AND BUFFETS.
PICTURES AND EASKLS
FANCY PARLOR, SUITES
CHILDRENS SLEIGHS
PIANOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS
ACOORDIANS AND AUTOHARP&
PING•PONG SETS
ETO,
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Articles purchased now will be stored for delivery on Christmas Eye.
J..H. ehellew, Blyth
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XMAS FRUITS and FANCY CHINA.
At J W IRWIN'S
J. W.
• NEW CURRANTS - Fillatras, Pritraa, Vosizza
NEW RAISINS—Extra Cluaters Dehesa, Valencia and Sultana
NEW FIGS, Dates, Prunes, Apricots, Peaches and Ciranberries
NEW NUTS—Almonds, Walnut?, Filberts, Shelled Wahtute and Almond*
NEW PEELS—Letnon, Orange and Citron .
()INDIES and ORA1GES—M1 kinds at right' prices
A LARGE FULL STOCK OF CANNED GOODS --Tomatoes, Corn and Peas,
Roast Beef and Chkiken
'Tees, Sugars and eoffees—We lead in quality and quantiry
DINNER, TEA and TOILET SETS and FANCY CHINA—A fine aseortinent '
Library, Table and Fancy Hand Lamps, selling from 10 to 20 per cent leas thais -
. regular prices. Call and exansirie quelity and prices. • . "
WANTED—GOOD BUTTER AND EGGS
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Book your order at our store. ,•Orders are filled
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in rotation taken in small quantities . until coal
is More plentiful. We are doing all in .our pow-
er to supply the dirnands . made by our Many • •
customers, having already. delivered (gnce the
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strike) 3 'car loails, in. small lots, and hope they •
will have patience for a little while until 'we can
get larger supplies,
WE CAN SUPPLY WOOD AND THE BEST
(MADE4 OF SOF'T 'COAL PROMOTL'It
arland Br
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Cheap Hardware - House
bp
nother Drop in Prices
The undersigned is offering his $80 Buggies for $65. They
are his own make and are made from, choice material and hz
first class mechanics. All the latest improvements used aut
are up -to date in every respect. They cannot be surpass°,
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'and we guarantee them. •
tpHINT LESIO. Huron: Srest,.. 011,titiatt
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had suffered for ;*ei4 yeate with a sore
Mouth and tongue. The doctor sad it canie
from the stomaoh 1 was advised `to' tr
Ripans rabilles and have found them 'Cie
verything I have yet taken. 1 would ad-
bes-vise everbod that has an sto.mach trouble
to tr Ripans rabulesi
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AT DRUGGISTS
The five -c' ent packet is enough for au
military oceasion. The family bottle, Eizty
cents* contains a supply for a year.
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