The Clinton News-Record, 1904-04-28, Page 66.
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The Ciiiiton. News -Record
The Britleh Admiralty have adopt- The Cheese Trade.
Jest litaciatly Out et Jalt rriterla, ed tri. new deeigit for the submarineS
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CRIMINAL VA0entEe CIF A Paell, - Sew Design fe•Seisimiehesp.
teeth Arrest. to be built tinder the program e et 0 •
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April 28th 1004
Alfalfa In Ontario.
Alfalfa cult nye, t lin ugh compare tile.*
1.40rd IIaldon, erect etweeteted to the construction thie year, IlitlWrto In hie report regarding the cheese i'Y comulol) ill some loettlitieet is yet,
THE EFIITISH ARMY.
niniscrsoi.o xi sun $4. rim.. la getslotia peerage of his impecunious father, these vessels have been. 100 f . t i i t. de r 191,3, Mr A, wt, eleiteeey, only in itS infaney in 0 Italia, arid irt
-,..th•tion entys,,,roee inaraes Aetteetat allay,. lumen. le December le", length, with a diameter of 11,3v feelt gent (i.,r the 1.)p,otMetit of Agricultuiv . IherelY bOlillIt to edvnl1Ce With leaps
and bounds timing th.. itext deceit...
a,nd a girth of about 31 feet. lbe in ()rout Britain, mit keS Stfilte teiggee-
Although tny experienee with it lei;
hie seat in the House of Lords ow- new slibinarines to be built will be lions that Ineeitehe attention of mak- '
L*1;s11-40•40148-AlrItumItll• 90t. -has beet), until now unable to take
leg to his having brell until a month 130 feet, ia length, 18 feet in inane ars and exportme. Ile says t—s•The shoelenneloliyitoetdir Ltzeitys, truit,,,iyanilvTiettf:titlf,
At the preeent day we are looking
with eyes of wonder at the gradual
ago in jail at Pretoria, charged, in eter, end 40 feet in girth, cheese season of 1002 wee 14 most sue -
what it is mirth -
company with two disreputable coin- They will have internal capacity Meg:trill one; there Watt IL large increase
The seed -bed is Of the utmest he
transformation of our military from,
red to drab -colored Ichaki. Red ap-
perilous, with endeavoring to de- sufficient to aesure a higher rate of in the tpiatitity anti tlw steedy ho.
Pears to us to have always been. our geent portance. The ground, sheltie e„ cee),•,
fraud a man of the name of Cowie speed, greater store of effectivenese provement in the quality W413. so
in the matter of torpedoes and the • that in mete or vet y herivy enpplies the and tce:. from_ w.etql..• Well ro:!,(..ii %oil
is concerned, and the "thin red line" ' - et 'Xills° fecility foe :discharging them., ape Flue realized on the whole were todis- and w LI, IllagerdAtt: nett . tin" • :1..1 te•
,, •Id i i i urausage is naturatif gooa. The i ner.
national color so far as our army
by offering hint a parcel
crystals alleging them to be dm- rectory. lite tut sweet pa ata ) e . .
a bendy expression to denote mill- greater air space for the men. • acter of tile soil, w wther it le (illy Or
tary life. Dut the British soldier . mondsh. 'Th c u f r trial'
de 'caw d';,111° Pu ,,,.. The periscope, employed with the flavour as di tinguished flout the '
bottorn land, Matters little. if these et..
has not always worn a red uniform. 1h° 0_ cc a5".. anr 10., co.. cs aeaktut., view of enabling the operator to see 4"4 lilting charteter et) notice
gete.tee ne unser yea, It p.e•eittle th•
White eyes once the prevailing color, ted Min on itue g ouurt tr.
'03' „no L"e"- the way he is going, has been great- tittle m fowler yearst• hits created a
permitted iimself to bo niane Ittege consumptive steamed, which wit 31"1"11" '411"1/14 ho rail Pio.A el, nod tin
.t.11° • ly improved as a result of the recent i . t., b.) ,- t) A ) sw - soLi oat sprite; eltitivetioa west, he mast thorn
and'in the time of Queen Bess dark '
green or russet wait universal. • tool of a gang of swindlers, an.d.
manoeuvres at Barr d. '13. th Int 0 11, t Ill .1 Gy t Ltt ril. Sy
ugh ; the liner the tietel-bell tht4 'Whet'
Every British .Soldier's kit, when that he was not primarily resPons- English Channel. ' Watt mei Eilelish Cheddar.
tespitipertion in value between Oat a.
Sow iti May, whe..1 tleeger of fro t
on active bervice, is suPPlied• with a ible for the at teenC
/yd.' freed which, . . , r. hi over, uong y letofels or firer-
. .. onsoleration is also being given The, pact ice of shipping too new twette
first field antiseptic dressing tor two it may be added, did not succeeo • . to -the question of constructing a eless seed per ami•e. Ae the 1-4Pt.11 11 .,.
Lord Heiden at the, time of los green canuot be tee entphat i ally eon- .
small class of submarine, which can seemed iie it, not, only •t„poilti I tie, seete witty costs ab tut. nine dollitrs It 1311:111.",
-or three wounds.- It consists of a
erproof mackintosh, 12 inele, he carried on the decks of Inen-of- . bid hurts the reptitastion of Camille:let this lilelki's flf Pnsitli'l'il. • .
ble but Otte
i arrest Wee g
coati as checker fintl
'thin wat
les by 6 inches, a gauze bandage 4.4 conductor- on the railway. at Pre- war and large crUisers. . cheeee. The mammy) es semi ,ie tlio • seediog inviolable causes disappoint
'yards long, folded flat, a similar toria, a position which, though . expel. tee ere to blame he betiding "Wei. .If. one cent afford the roes of
, piece o , , g- he had been excee .
eingly glad - loard trouterta Work. these itmenture ciweee, told the pat- one yeller, crop the seed may be 'own
' ' • f gauze sefety-pins and a humble,
t as he had been literallY - Lord Cr or 'Celebrated his sixty- .
can t., i wit, , broadcast,. and I iehtly • eovered With e
compressed dressing. Directions for " g , • . . . - • • toes of faeteries einmel insie. , . r 1 3,
o (`
• use are priuted both on the outside starving,
when he received it having third •birthda last week The year tl 10 elie seshould be held in t .e '111•11(1". 110 n ere t •• p being sow It
'and the inside of the waterproof been in a state o comp e t es 1 tl- is an interesting ene for him. In it cluing room until. it Is in euelt a con. • , . 0 . „ , e
f 1 .t : d t•t Y • . • le e • ' When the °levee seilebes the heieht ti
tion at ',1ohanneshurg and at Pre- seven 111 ell,Ilt Illttit S, n ,
t e mite te
covers. he attains his xnaebrity as an dition as will give sathifiction to the ,
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1 . torte. after being mustered out of "Egyptain." Iiis, works in connecs BLit kilt cotieutner, • . should bit run:over it, the linger -lett
I . conserieteets la Yore., , . the Imperial Yeomanry at the . close tion • with . Egyptain affairs goes , - set vell tip. ft•om the ground, :old thr
I It is not generally -.known that the of the warback, of course, to an earlier date i , (IDOL CORING( OF MEESE. clippings left to actne a mulch lot, tie.
Government now bears tha. cost of •This ia not the first time that 14ord • then 1883, but it was in that year e. T. e
n difference in the ' quality 'of
providing a soldier who has lost Malden has been in trouble, for, as that to was appointed British Ageet • clieeee ileld in the Olivet lunette cool
either a leg or an arm in the ser- I mentioned -at the time of his ace and Consul -General with tho rank •ettring remits was very noticeable, not
vice of his country with an artificial: cession, he placed himself in an .,tie- of Minister Plenipotentiary in the only in .cittality but in "PlYes' "nee.
- limb. It is only quite recently, how -e. enviable: position' same years ago by Diplomatic Service. Since then he This item oVeLnent is due to cool cut ittg
. ever, that the military authorities raising money in London ona note has re -made Egepte ' 'lo -day the end e axing' the clieese Nyllich oleo has
, decided to do this. Previously a dis-
abled soldier had to. purchase his '
' own artificial limb, unless aortas
charity provided It for him.- I
; As a nation we pride ourselves on .
our freedom of action ari4 our ex-
emption, from the compulsory service ,
system existing on the continent. It .
. will therefore come as ri11 enPleasaet i
surprise to many to be told thet .
coescription actually does ;exist . in .
this country, and is merely held in '
suspense by an annual act • of. Parlia-
ment. The Militia Ballot • Act of,
growing plant. This method is con.
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The Mewiettn. "Duel.
In Mexico the fatuity of a dead duel -
1St Call Chant support from the person
who shot hint.
Tracing Qett114 Currents.
Ocean currents may be traced by
bottles. Along tbe coast of Spain Meal -
ed bottles. are tossed overboard and al-
lowed to drift, They almost invariably
drift to the shores of America.
Hand Laundry,
wish to itsforin the citizens of
Clinton that 1 am doing a first-class
laundry hosiness nt the stout formerly
oect.pied by. Mr, .Tobn Days on Outer-
° street and will piarentee satisfec-
tit* yeur money mien led. t•herts
roned so that they will not. hurt the
neck. Stand up collere ironed without
being broken in the wing.
Shirts 5e
Collare 10
•CtilIs 2e. per pair
Blouses We WI 2,5e
•Verntly washing, .-plaia not starched,
25e, per doz.
Family wash:_nge starched„ 50c per
etozen: '
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(*leads called foe .att delivered ir., any
selef t(v)Irliet,ritobpt; ttltice)theesat1.1,
teat y seed drill it hie a clover seeder •
eroli, oats may be see n at the tele of pact 01 the tome
three pecks to 1 111. Sere, visit* an ord. - ' • . . „
tO.Ittse a year's. '
. Charlie Ming
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.0 tttebell, 1.11r 11111( 1,11e 8111111113 front the - • • •
which be had endorsed with the bankropt country' which he took Qv- the ittivattLage.of 1 misiderable pet rent. seed•ee to feels of the 111111 Imes. winch -- '' se e -e---- ...• -- -
signature of his ' mother, -who is
wealthy in her own. right. Ile wi.ote er compares. in position with any ' nee. rd shrinkege. Dutiug• the serteen should be set jest deep etiough to
Woild's Fair
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European power. rlis woek is not of 101'2 when waxed cheese first itypt or- eewer the onts This Will cover the '
yet done, but already, in hie life- ' ett on the British market, 1,0111e1 (4 the clover Feed needy, end if the land ir - •
to her a letter informing her thati•
compelled by dire ,pecessity, he had . .. d d 1 . tem •• • A•• •• ' I ' • I . •
(4 IS ssoctationi o etieter , end wiled attee th I dt•illing ie completed,
been obliged to put bete name there- "1 •
t one, he has been aecor e p act.
among the greatest administrative even went eo far ne to demand et 1
at St Louis Mn
an ideal seed. tied will est obtained. .
• t Maris ever produced by the na- % tine! In wog dee Mt) 1 I, Wag 1401111 • -The' pOtta Should be cut for hay when - •
to. Although the note was for a t • I I '
gtxt
comparatively smart amount, which
tion of wnich he is so conspicuous In'oet &that' there was less slc•inkage, they toe nicely in. town., meet people
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, 3( S le . 1.‘ Ile 1, at. 1. 0( to t le 'repro% er elm my cannot withstand the temptittion 10
prefei•red to peoduce her son'S letter an ornaauent.
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end Appettea net ot 1 110 cheese, quickly let them ripenee it li the result that the
. • Ancient •Tiesio. ' , - 4.1 444.10(1 it Iii:jhk demand foe cheese, • tender youtig' clever phitits nre often
in court end. to make it 'public retie - . . . . . .
er than take up the bill. If 110
sebut ion followed, it was because.
pro
for stone 1.vorking eqtall to anything- .:::.1%11.1:_,"r: il:',t,e11,1slelli!Val_lce ,!•1.1 prkce c.olit- they survive they .1%111 be week ' and _
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The ancient • Egypt ales hied toolla ° C'.'el,',1.1,1lie_fr°111. tile telleerentent entitle
oi din:. epi n 0 I ing.
smothered by the viglitseer (intse0), if
•t here was .a serong..prestinettion in aisi 1,e. ..1.1 t t ottiteg it om toe -•
in use •toedity. They •used both solid ' .
1860 compels eveery luau between the 'favor. of the belief- that' the . ueurer•• '
and -tubular drills Old straight and Y' ilL "II ke4* ; .- ' ''' • .1f raw muse 'ewe the nurse clop
she coUld easily have paid ,,t 1
ages of eighteen and thirty years to .who .had chscounted the note had
serve in the militia,: and it is merely .been well . (mere .at Cie time of the ,circular saws. The drills Were set
t•tpen, Ititiley is, I thitils, titot•e 'setts
• BOXING CH•EaSE. . ... factory, its it cm), he cut ear•liee, which
with jewels,. probably *corundum, and
suspended year after year by' the pro- fact that 'the Dowa.ger Lady • nal.
an absolute dearth of recruits or an • the Money Wtth the view to be 'sue- g li ' 8' i the t b 1 • d ell
1.0 (1 and never anew it to be pastured
, If any real necessity. arose, such as e qua. ey o 19 et u ar xi s. - ee fe.e••e,..et,„ Tile
it Sidi 1111.S 1 ery leg,..linf:•.t.t....npiiiveg;_111,7,rh 1 le 1.)1) not, pastel e 1,4e jobora (he Hem
that he .only let'. Lord elahlon have ' •illi• •
invasion, it could be broughe .into sequently able to blackmail his pen- is said and the skill of _the work, ,., ,.i . . le......e. ea.... ..., sliet.ge
eloee. Tbe crown sets well a hove the
force at, once by the authoritiee. ; ily.
• herd granite give no indiCation of !Hetes less esaile, „ .
•- men, that the, cutting marks in. the • '' " •1,) sinson, ,w .,, I ...
. Foiled told close !metering will surely
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Ussord •V lisorhoni... ' tail. et.en.wtliarpaolf: oh.:,ioloiln,chw.hvkl,ales,t.11.11aedute lent . ping 44impitiiies in 104(11144, ,a0w1144., . i
2 Mart -00V ',313 Lite Pik of the shiP-• S'oje if not kin it• .. . .•
Every horse in the British A.rxey •• The old qeestion of the. 'relative ' • 1 ".1 I
even lalho. toOls • had such
r markabie was ..naht::.)pielli.geehetsigueil(ligf 1,11,,(01h3e, ottl.)1(114,04„4.sto,11,417, gives the clover better ebenee. II
edS So - ally done
Khmer] be erten' thinnet, than is riste
visions of the At (Annual) A.ct. don's signature was •fictitious, and
• eras Telenet ereesee,
is numbered, and has a little histoty statue of the $07CVS le discussed b7. the hardesterock, at each ievolutioe; 04ie el„.ilm.gh,g eerge„, . thee. were it should yield .tt leaet • three •ctitting.s
letpt kw it all to himself. The nein= William K. Hill in • The Westminster and a hole through both the hard-. 14 11)4., eesseiy. watched, I,y tee 1 eepee., 'a 34441.1', 'It 'S110111(1 l)31 ' COL When it is.e.
; ts of y eent. ' - ' '
ber is branded on the animal's hind Review.. Me. Ilill's article 01)008 with -est and sedest enaterial was box•ed te one. dmo trubout 4)118 (14,1)1 Le bloom delay iii
feet—the thousands on the near hind. the questiOn, "Bo .the .achievements. perfectly. smooth and: uniform . :-e, e he me. ,,r1„,$•,,, et 1)111 (4 (team y. tnnt t 33)gr 1110.01$ WOOd V St 81118 1,1141 hirer.
0 foot, and the units, tens ancl'"htut- • •of • women now equal • those of nittne''." .thro.ughotit. Of the material and. Tile' (at I-9, ijoj.iii,. was ,„„ry 11,1 11,,,,Ole . 1.11 . tor hay . rn georl - haying weather I
el o.4 so c,„initig rrocr1 file: .piiv„1,1„1100t. would (tilt if in the forenoon, and sold
th•eds on the' off hind foot,- These . fri answering the question he eon•• method , of :-rnaking the. tools nothiug
• . , ourring..:_ili .i,..n.s, ,1 ht. lines lire tieing : ti e teddereitornediatelY after dinner,-
.• • • then rake and cock, leaving the hey
Itorsee are trained in sech ste'rnanner; sidei•s the leading characteristics (If 18. *IXIOIVD, . in...de til 1)1. (1. let tiiiil or la , le I( 110111 two or, three days in ecock • to envie
es not to step on a fallen man ie- • reason, imaginetion, creative' initia-• • .
. ege of brokcii -hoses did not run above
tent tonally. *It is e standing order. tive, emumwe
otipte • -corage, orel stri- 4 per eanw
t,. hich . proves tht, ait is This says-'. Most of . the leavei; whieh
' contains a large Percentage Pi 111 1 10
in the British cavalry that if a bility; truth', .strength and endut. . . . .
trooper guts dismounted he must lie am. • , . • ... : .. • . Ashfield lrownship..
. .. h,ls,e eputentriy. to buy .cheap boxes. .. . ,,an, • The, .h,137 is resAy. to drs,,A, when
, Gape slam il he • teken not to' otee I-.
tewhisp Can •be wrung .with no.appe.tr•
still. If he does this the .whole it t I It; 1 ' t 'el. .. ,
. . .. - greet' uneettsceied boxes, as the eheese, •
f . .
squadron is likely tit pass over' hipi tic. of both se*. ,its derivatives., . ...Asthnt,m Aro lot h iy 11-0 too end eaten). „me, enee 0 water oozing out,.
• A r Id 'f
• • • o seven acres, three, years
without doing him injury. • retteohithienes end t ere with 11-,,-' lie whets all pi Mee-. he dereitgeil in quality trout the, cain•e
. seeded, y)elded me five anti one.half
• . • o -I• .:.. p. a. 'elar,'bl„, ., ,.t,heat• .aise m.''•- .i• ...
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th ritieseannotreach • tiksereeae.s. ;Womenisi- iill 1111W il•Ittitiltei•.$,
eau)if hes coMmanding otheer iiliticd to act often before .-ht thinksork ileetAMeit $. 1JDretis setis
iiStS on dealing Withtiltmatter Olin the matter of unaginetionas triilc on Ltt $7130JoS,eteitis,i impor,ere 4)?e ,ria1 believit.hods filst plaas n,rI
the linsof militarydisciplinThis Manifestd objectivelyin its wori,in 11. $1WinePellongr.tvel $2311441 (11(1 34 in faivoof hrindieg robiehage fed 44)4 (1111 V:111 feet
is quite erroneotis, as forany in- the oniy farmle which S'Scan esti- II. shield,timber elle.werk at.era'is.(110"eintiviihlY vikhtie 10UnLitiik SOrich is it in nitrogen 14)-,). ibeet, Ion
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fraction of the laiof (.1)0 landno inatAtWonnin cannotet presentford $6eate.Oree fitri•t(Wkon LRwch itey tye madeSerne 1. 11” of alfalfhey ars censidet•ed tb
matter how trillingthCivil power set aneehlite against :4.101111101•St5% 1V11-tickei e me k on I)le $4ago Sere etulteeireesebecineef.tiyoritee ((111 ti to tWo tone 10. 31 teemWWeir
takes recedence of the militryand nehieVeneente tistill Iliadtee DiNS111 Riehardemt generImi °Wingi(F'1114. hli411!rwllientin tile alinesrentitlsit to 4)4(4,4, 111 tlie lise
thi,1 7.741 police cati denand the stir- Villa Conlmeclik• Ilttilict, FaUst, heLean gravel$1,25.Initis Ve teem tette ing (4(1114 It. ehetse made during J lily of concentrates.
rendeto thm oi any soldier guilty Aenus ofMllTepnhausurar thlee elClaraford 7A( 111(11(1'. 111(1 'tigilSt1" 414i't(1)0111 hOW1111. third erops kie thr
of ite ofence Which tvosid entail hisChoral Syinpionyto citeonlyti (Mbilk ict Cemore $1Wsystem of 1001Cliligintrodueed by tnest stitisfaelory foe sheep retch e
being tkleIn theel,t-oMeiit of Am iultote, thethey are lessapt, to he woolly ity the
Everoldier in the"Biitish Mariaid it, is ditlieultto cite I icc ‘i''I'll3"1°"P"111114 cul
Armywhen on pervieecerries in his considerable 1110111)1r of 1.1014.11et eheevi Tule gritVel$3.441) ti', Wigitis t 1(1atI I.lt tisc• (11)111 11 I1 a pofor hogallele%his (111e
haversack what is known as the ' have initiated and ehtiPedWith ere- t(Irk MiEast hemidry$. lit Oa 1nMAeell 10- in °wee tBel. exeelled, and Ihevfed it, 03ores
Messes(1eoHailer frt NV In PO1ow quotseeftebees elite ewe low very seecesefellseespeeiaIly when they
emergency rationI'his constetsttiVetotch greet works Or?cat 10.)0Nrl1W,yjACI)% ;ee Hile1111(4.. tlettthe 5.114)4)11 3)101 iS thathey1.4(11 (41)1)14, WillitviIrk ierunningd
f a small tin cylinder; eitniler to a mOVernente. • • Net,.p,,„.,„,‘„ii,;1(a,th,„rmoiril tit Ibe inake.olot her Month4uni any inquirie•ere Pinnetememade
pocket spirit faskdivided'intntwoThe sitikriOrity of 1.1(41)11111 143 cengdeete0eye 1in1119111,eli3inferiCeity lit to(fillyhi 11))) lis.rete:d tegreaeOraIfiteslI 3113y -lv
COMpartmentsOne cf (114,84. 143 lled edad in thelis ofcellageteoittet ieiiotelleliteete. deiref enIf t t ett eeseoeese legleoeety.ihe
with four ounces of cocoa pasteam1110! 11 la abilitMntal eedurenci$,'11V r 11lithiriiii11Teniejiha „m,f1e„i,1,,,,i,,):estteriteWlitit erit a
theothe(0111111143 aeeimilarqua)l- and treth1)311 thallged supremay uAl,tith,,:0xh,ot(o.-14)3343ihe ehestitrywould (11(1•011theistails iii it teteseed e;ifhlotheMui
tity of coneentrated beef (penattlearr)of thO sx ie phyhical strength and‘0,,e,1 I„3 fhemertleeoeeee 111 ill'- and epectiatee who lenerlitesfullygrostelPeeri 18 ra11)1)1 11
As its title applies, the rationesendurteceisdenee..1'13'43 liIr0 3Ws' •Atgtet.Oober Ohio; re there s44)141' hope eta :we:,...,
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not to be uSed except in the case oftisapoputd'
ter what criete soldier connuts• omenthar%vomitusManusually„mounts‘‘1it;(1„„e„,,,,14„e.dge BRAND ON ClIseam looking fer e.341I' 10ttt•r•
'leadinexarups.solyal• fd21fthe
W011.E0aolied quality of inithtive thweak-Iforney rei ether tide° eon e 1tlike1othemouthhavproved to temExperinteete prove it to he
,1Ri. ofwontaniploudlyaSeertedbY1011113„nii,kin - 111)111 111 ellaet y g,(10 111 qt/ti4LY 118 Siled (11 ted clover•as1% '.1)4'')) feed
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1)3 JIratit tle , Ont.
small quantities,. it will maintain .. It was in the eighteenth centete. ' • 111(4ba
. t; 11e4•42 4441,111 4,414,411(11,.,jad -i)11(.1.34 . Wiee us Sri') Pl 11 hers. •
strength folthirty-six hours, • • • ',that; the na‘ral poiver of Britain was• Yetits very truly,• •
Therd Ire 'a e lie 1t 130.1,1 (1 ,W0111t1 -liene1
• reVived itt the viotOries are adinteale ilY recetitemerelele reel interee-entinits - :. W. A. Clemens, • .
tons on the skirts of their tunics, like II,Ooke, ilaWke, and Hoye. 5' 10 atitewolild Inge tote eerie member,. Al r, . Ptiblit.ation Clerk,. '
Formerly infantry • . Wore • but ..
pm .20th tc, Dec. 1st inclu-
sive the n'abash will sell rourel trip
tickets to the Great Wert(' s Fair, St.
Louis, at the lowest one way. first
class faro, gi.(el for fifteen. days, fare
ami a third good for thirty days,
geod telex via II abaeli eneet ire or
via Chicago, with stop over privileges:
.Canadians going to this greatest of'a I
expcsitions, shothl remember the great
Well isle line 13 the :.hortest, qeickest
tine. lleS1. 'route. • The (eily
owns and coetriJs. its own rails direct rb
folders, address alle'tieleit a.. t.t:eti.bury Street Works •
to th.: World's Pair gates. For time .1•C
"iablts ain't cleseriptt.e World's- Fair
J. A. Ridiardson, 1)i 1.14(1, ,f•assenger
bir;enet importerS. Workman -
Agent, guariteteed.
.3. G .SEALE' & CO.
an MUM
Tile leading car-
nage makers.
All work
inanufac-
turea. on
the premises
and guara,nteed'
Repairing promptly attended to.
RUIVISALL and filefilATH
Mon Ste, Clinton.
• MAPSf ETL:ir-r1.1int
t0,31U4117:;'71 •
g
but when the valise eqUiptnant Was, then it i.vete not guile se 'asSured, for • Holmes, the neve:, itY. of us iig his in
introduced the valise was merle on';' during th'e. war ,of' American .1.nd..epen-: .fluenee ,-t h is eti,),-0.em
. v ek's rode Unopposed .in the 4,1) 1114444 • 114 (31U1 110(1 Meet,' SIgititi
• ONO( °Nit Pit (�SE..
' There is only (tie. 1)s. (Hetet, id
10 Chan .
, )S1I of elity Court el I r.-1714 Helps toTKeep .Well.• (tilt:World • riv.•;
1 geve treeuenktini s Ills portrait and
— otie r
•• -• . • beer. neet of the gt•tert Meserlittons
on '
edifies the• English m.1, .while the sur- 4 • _ • - • .• • loll
he
ried. As the buttons art the •Let eter.11.0,3 nervous
interfered • with this arrangement. reiteer of. Cornwallis at YOrkton *as ..tp ont' 1 'tt t 2 o'( leek. t, tie et, t eat (lay ,
d ubtedet. dui- to the • bieuffleitnice Strothers, I,k . • people. ------------------------------ :• . sigtottnt.e—A. CV.• Obese, M. 'D., --are
ef • KickleY Stet her:.
the buttocks instead of the should- denim •the fleees of France, end -Spain •Oti mot irie
ers, where the old knapsack was ear- .
they were removed, the C.uar s
alone continuing to %par white of the .fieet...13iit .sinee' the *days of
• slashes where the buttons had been. 13Peney, jetsviseDuncite, ,ai3d Nelson,
Now that the valise is no 'longer Great Britain's; naval stipremady hes, .
carrier:let:he buttons have again been
V isi youi, dentiA y si X on every hog of his remedies. linita-
S VAR:MING 11,EV ELA T1ONS. tontitt,oesovix eh nee good r1.11 the Ty(1:11Y,a'gtl,leintbilte fg11.tittlittdein teBeeas,Iticeli
never been challenged, oven in the •
• introduced, and are bemg worn as seccilid , • It fretitiently' happens that pt•opl
in the olden days.
mem •
1111,101 : tors do not dare to, produ13)010. 13
ce 1118)3
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conspicuous 3 11 the Crimean stiffei for 444' 1)'1 1 10111 kith1eV (.11-,I Mire All varieties of the'oition 111110 help 0” tile ilex You buy.
. . difcstion.
' a rule denote higher rank, than those • transports unopposed to I ache. iteS. 11111 04, iii,..10, .u.„ mg. . • . • Judge Wur•tele died fie his •hett e '
411131W )1.,V s in the Montreal etil I v on Sundt! rno • .1)Sr in
(13 1.er bodily sull'et•ings, ,i,culdetily tip Re°t* rihr half a" 11""1.,
.. . Sanitiel Duffin 114) 441(1 reYsidehrtnolf1Prt
' worn above the elbow; theY are Sea, and notably in the recent war middle of the da.y.
Dalhousie, dt•opped dead in his ge'r.
1 worn with the points upwards. rilie in South Africa, in which without truth is reve eve 1,,, 1 hew Net 411,,44 ,1 3., .
Spe.n.;.I ,itt least, .an . hpii r out /10.,1 t.
diffieulty we sent to the distart 1114 e keine; . pf "1) 10118 I, Wiley (ls, ar.
. exception is the sergeant, drunnner, ' end In Intromen I el feogee. There is 110 0°V} aa3771:9°Ite "Ill"' ' ' '.".. deSne.t..er,d eellat.s ttclii wa.rehouses at
I who wears a foul• -bar chevron on the scene of war the largest British army ev..ee (trine water %%emu nes seam
that • has ever been mustered. No medicine wh 01 ga VP Snell 1114311.131 14*) r . ''''
that of a sergeant, and therefore doultt this naval superiority is reale- . htsling relief for every fia 111 .ur Ki•I Ike 1",ti.to,Peling 11.1111,1 1.111 111$111, . , • Win kliPt1k Wel El fetothd by Q. rise.in the
I fore -arm, but vvhose rank is only
junior to that or coloresergeant, wlio ly due to the insular Position of •.14.st ase as Dr. Chateett leichies • Le.te .ece.171:1•ti,",013(1)".4 ":"' 1.ciltt's 4148 4,01•7 reel. I ed River, .
1%.eroircektvipieig: tends sflitticak.by a trilitl near
Britton, which has been described by I .111s.. They are positively effete ive ' .1, a 1'1 I( (I, and aal° laalnsinlig• A SeTaliefri 11 Wttlking fvon m•Iiii.ux to
amt, a oran e or an 4t )11r—t% ' ' ' ' ' '
1 t. a0 111 y ie.
only wears three bars on the upper Shakespeare as giving pee in tett 01. 44) m the 'mitt i. luonie yeses
then) are bette°r•Le'vet.v molisitine bev1(;eQt.e'l'
Stripes denoting rank are worn on sea at once 0, wall and a moat. The . •
Eat always less than satisfieR'you' to,
ann with a crown above them. breakfast.
the right a,rrn; stripes on the left, experience of centuries have proved .
re letion Di ink two quatte of water
fowarin are good. that the defettee of such n. wall by a e,. , .
a Nay—eight glasses.
and canw with them a -
conduct , bridges,
d y stro•ng •navy- 121 the best national poi» 1 l'Isnt !1ST (1Zttell!.C1 1,4311,411. itev.Diteele, I,
r with America and has
the Black th, ir
3)) 44)'. tt knmviug .; tip en On't worry unless yeti really enjoy
•
' I Chevrons worn on tho forearm as war, when it enabled up to send* our
icy, and in following the British ex- 4315 (.44)) IiIi,og `e,effle'llblislitiviri4.,..8 ‘1'44,;t0114.14;11..411'.
penile,' a a , .
each as good conduct pixy. ample, Japan, which is also a group
awe. .
' Drummed Chd. of islands, haa taken a 'course which
In former daes when a soldier was present events scent amp y o Tend wee hunted to deal hhe (.1141 elovittor at Nlitilited 444/14-
discharged with disgrace, .ho was fY.
tureed but of his regitnerits with 1.1
fa t
reieular ceremony. •Ilis facings, but.
Struck 4)1..ligh3nine aml 1,01 rit tf 1)i 14
ing the fire le F. Tiemblay wee streek
"The Mail he Stres4.0 by a &Inn AIM fatally blurts.
rwu wee Thomas Mel i 11 ,
;Thomas' gleti tiro' d, v54'i'('1-;;I:dItigeiliy'
toll3re.iti1
rlt41;
es, and badgee were cut off on EdWard W. l'arre Writes 'to • The
pallid°, his 'coat turned inside out, :Landon • 'Spectator:, "What. Is the iy here by the ('83)1)184)))), 0 f ,tFi
, lo:at
•
ket tit tiollingwood. Two .er three
1111(1 410 was marched to the barrack oisigin the 4)110094.'. 'the man le the - ent„
gate with the band playing '"4 hi' etivet? • In 'The oreviile Ifentoirs,'.
,22, 1881, Vol. II., . The railway :Orate itt Iltingat.y ha;
ot 110114 *fire injured 11111, 110t, Nerit'ilISI.
Rouge's,' eiarch." On areival 'there under dreee March
he p. 181 , Occurs the dollowing "3eelle1140ed.
he was assisted into the stt•eet by a . • .
rig teal not coned:at to it(a diss e-
kick behind from the smallest drunt., lioCition), knowing, rim the man in tlie 31.1,.4.111(rirsi'lec.lerntehitelleict1114T1)
iner brie in the regiment. This ette- •
street' (ars we call him at Newmae- to form Obeerement,
tom became obsolete years ago • but,.
last year it was again reviveci ' --1111garY• twenty-three
ketl alwavs does the areatest 'se- At Eked It
the 4th Battalion Middlesex Reel- yet. Of Kings, arid being the coral- Po ;inlets were killed anti tot y
ant of their roost hidden thoughts,' Whnntlecl tile getehrtties.
,tcstimony was. given in a NeW
meet in the case Weft man wito ersas • 'rho origin of the phrase .is interest..
't 401
dischat•ged with ignominy front thee Does 'the man in the street • • I .".
corps by sentence of a court mar- still obtain at Newmarket, and is he smi lens the pollee force.
ontier whit+ John flan.
tiale—Tit-Bitee
A. 'tipster,' or merely one Who speaks
e,:ktint(tt.aWs.1411:tert•Itle."Ir d mid imprisoned fet.
with .confidant knowledge, having
' velfey of Wexler. none? It will certainly interest Mod- s`iX 'female* was Aold it1 London flit.
The FtigliA Aftmeletion Foothell
Cup was won by the Manchester City
teem by a score of to 0. Against the
Bolt Wien det.t.t.S.
The Witten w slespetele snys :-1.t. is
Oported hat eighteen etinspirattiee
have her 11 hanged nftet. their trial in
eoe nett on vi1h it Polish revolutione es.
plot.
• • $1.520, ' •
The valley of Mexiee is. 78 miles in. ern journalists to khow thett, Was a
length and 45 miles in Width. Lake 1 'Irian in the street' in 1831 of sled-
Texcoco, a lurge body of water ly- lar characteristics apparently to -his
big, immediately to the east of the latter-day, representative."
city of Mexico', is only six feet lower
than the level of the street pave -
omits.
,f*a Tippleire.
Preeociottm Aninialak BelfaSt hi the great tea drinking city,
A guinea pig can run it few hood a the United Kingdete,
after birth, and a hare can gallop gay,
ly ahnost as soon tts born. A rabbit,
however, Oft 11 ohly Mend for a moment
when a day or ttvo oldbut in three or
four weeks it has. little fOrther to
• learn.
Purveyor of, itoi'lllittet.
matt in the east end of Lontlith la
making a decent living by going round
*tirltli an apparatus supplying early
risers with hot water for making their
preakfast drink.
Money Made In liftman/43am*
EgYPt.Whielt was civilized when Eng-
lishmen were skin clad savages, now
bows down to the power of ilirming-
ham, In addition to the little goda
Which tourists buy, rigyptiart money Is
now made there,
A Famous talifirloth•
Tile famous "Labyrinth of Iligypto
eontained 80Ct rootns or chambers and
twelve halls,
I/otet have a light in' yooe mint at
night or any kiral II, takee..ttp the
exegen of die air, and is, irrit•at log Lo.
le. eyes, .
011405 them I be Mate nee,. it' cite . he
•
'rho !puler handkerchief is sugee
ev hosiiital magazine es 'more 'semi -
:try in matte 'kinds ef conettriotts .
destroyed et once,' • • .•
Air pew !mese thoretieghly '1 wiee a
da,e--,ettrly in the inteeting.tind twee e
yeti go to bed. Then eleep With a eur•
ent of ;dr throitgh he romo. Pile •oe
the beddingeir you need. it.
' Thole few rules, rtbserved fail It fully.,
will tibtke yort heelthy. e•ettil by 411111
wise—for ie not a lute Idly man 3(14.44113' -1
rich 2, -and his health is e :sign of his
w Ledo n 1. Tr y these for 1 -he first. intif
I? 1004, and you will neerl no 0(314')'
New Year's 008011ilione.—Ottilarliati
'('(14 eshermatt,
The Tuelt et t, cigar f net (try et 4.1 3(ini!.
ton hots In 00 e10140,1, and about two
Imbibed hands 94-0 0111, of 0411 ploy oleo 1..
The new bridge ever the (meal at
Welland WaS formally (111e1W11 4111 Set.
many, and ebt.istened the (Intent Alex -
A tuba.
Trouble has been eatieed et, Tlantil
ton hy a committee of 1 he Street Itail -
way tnen'e Union giving the clothing
cent) net to 0, non•todon 133 11).
In a Run Down
Nervous Condition
-
nese for yearti-eured by Dr. Chase, •
MRS. 4ND11EW HMO') St. John Street,
Fr9dericton,N,B. statese--"Last spring Ihad
sicknessin e down,
nervous state. In face for a number of years
r have suffered to a great extent with nervous-
ness, and frequently had attacks of headache
and dizziness. I also
seemed to be very
weak and was dis-
tressed with pains in
the small of the back.
• "I have spent a
great deal of money
for medicine but ob..
stained little or no
relief until I began
taking Dr. Chase'd
Nerve Food, and
Kidney•Liver Pills,
and can say that the
Mks, Hewelr results of this com.
bi It t t 1)8440 bcen most remarkable
tweet had any medicine build me up like the
Netve Food, and I give the credit for curing
the pain. in my back to Dr. Chase's Kidney.
Liver Pill;. I cannot speak too well Of these
remedies ihce they have done me so much
;etude' To protect you against imitations the
peer:tit:Ind signature of len A. W. Chase, the
euteme receipt book author, are on every box.
Indestructible, iltandseme,.Perfeet. Only 20 ones,' 'vier running loot.
Supplied by uor loofti tie
'ME PAGE WIRE FENCE -CO. 'Limited* •
202
IVIontroont Winnipoot St, John
Sold.and emoted by Di .redford Plintoni
The Best Months
el ay end June will be 1112 helit molt-. t II
1.11:t 'to Visit *11.,...• 'World :4 Fnir,,
.. . - , • -
Louie, .optet Moncle.y„ April eoth, -lice- • , .• . .
ete Oes.• sale ate„redifeeil tales, All the' IwOR:r,p'.'s FAIR,- ST,, 1,0tIte
a•oeld is ,th.ore Wit1i. the hese •achieve-... • : •••A1>RI1•1 '30. ", 1514e-- •I 1904
. . •1 . .
ittettis ef Mankind:, .Thie••••Wilie be ; 1113.;. . • • .,
greatest': exposition . in. •the.. . wOrld's,
history. Stein- over Will ite.•,allowee at
wive:. ititertinelieteeCtetacLen -sta.tione, -
ills°. Detroit. •fince."•Chierigte. Sege.' thee -
your, ,, tickets itec".. via the."-. •,•pripeler
rouee,... Or end. Trunk. Railway. • . !Pot
tiekets.. and... further information • apple
tit *F. R. ,I•iodgeits, town. agiStit ; A. '0,•,
pat:IA.8(M,- de,Put ..ticket .att. nt. ; , 3. I),
Alectlouald, •Iitetriet. leasecneer • Agee.te:
..Torbillo, - • .• •
•
• •
'CHEAP ONE, ' AVA Y • I? A TES .
• : !r() TIIE 'WEST . VIA
ILGRE'Ai bRrrortic: RAILWAYs•-• •
•
Effective• daily during serarch • and
April, cheap one way Colonist tickets'•
will be isseecl from stetions in
Ontario' to nil:Points on the • Great.•
NOrthern .Railway. in. the -etates • of
Montane, Idaho, • Washingten - and
Oregon,als6-all peitds ire Braise Col
-
nibbles On Meech"' ist, 8th, Ijthi 22110. •
and. 291h, mul,.April 5th, settle nth
and' eeth- one way second class -tickets
wilt be issued •frorn ;Chicago to poires
irs 'North Dakota at greatly •••reduccl.
rates. information -as .to tithe of.
trains;:brth rates in. T.:exist sleepers,.
also literature on aferhe . of tabove
• .
States cie .application ,.to Chrle. IV:.
Graves, Disteict ••Pasemiger 'Agent,. O
King street West, leo.c.Ma• 12, 170r0111:0;
-er F. I, Whitirey„ Oeneral Passenger
Agent, St, Paul;
f
ONE WAY -EXCURSION FARES.
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17
To Billings, 11,:11:ieillit°'11
t: • $35 30.
Colorado Springs, Denver, Helena
• Butte, Ogden, Salt Lake City $40 ;..to
.
Nelsen:. Roeslancl, B. C.., SPok-
ane, eVaele • 80.
.Pcrtland, Ore., Seattle, Wash.,
Vancouver, Victoria, 13. C. Fee eo
Sa:n 'Frareieco and Los Angeles•
Cal r.ni a . • l'il-a•••.75-. -;-01111
Proportionately low rates to other
points. '
Tickets cm sale clailY 'March xst ,ue,-
jell April s.,3eile 1.e04.•
- • ,
'SPECIAL ,SETTI,ERSi TRAINS TO
Ca.ns.clian North-West • with Colonist
Sleeping Car Will leave Toronto every.
Teesday--during March and April at 9
P'm.
Passengers Without live stock ebonite
ake the- acifle Express leaving Tor-
t.
onto at 1.45 p. m, • • . , • •
Tickete, . reservations and full xnfcr
eitation from egents.
,
For tickets and •••nforinetion apply to
R: todgens, Town. Agene, •
.A,: 0. Pattison, Stetion Agt.
Aboilt the 1st' of illay we Will mo.velo. oktr, new store.
'in the Ti-pdalt block, Clitliop, net to. W. Cooper Co's book-
store, Where we.will be iikased to meet all, our old customer
and litany new ohes.
. The lines whiob we carry are too unnwrous.tomen-.
thin 'all. few oftheni aye •
riltanitewere and •Titiwat'e
Dish
Pit
tt. t I it e •
Teapots •
Flour•Sift•et.s-
Pudding 1)islies
:-St
s,ici.w
tietnIt jatit)Ts
., '
Wash Basins '..
Pie Plates . ,
0-1 Anil 0 and Tie flops
Pa il'
s 11111.144 and small
Milk Ptitr
•iels
Sittere•
Dust Pans
Dippers
VAsolloe
Museilege •
Clothes Pegs/
Nail and Clothes Bruehes
Stove.Brushes '
Send) end Shoe Benshes
Whitewesh and 'Peint lIrtishes • •
Horse Brushes and Curvy Combs •
Five Shovels
(Blair Seats.
Towei Rack
4.,1,1:1110161. k s
Clothes Lines
}tolling Vitia
Meet, Pounder
,1 s
°eke Turners
Graters —
Granite, Tin and
Butter Prints
Butter Ladles •
Butter Bowls
gthtkoeppOinegtt
i•Ttstiveri
Pete toe Mtlehers
Illettee 41id I raps
igheqt Pri3e Paid
Wooden Spoons
Strainers . •
. Curtain Pins •
. •
Carpet Tacks •
;Dairy and Weather Thermometers
. NI at c hes nd Tooth Picks
• reother Dinners,
Peeling 'Knives
, -Pan Openers •
:Tracing Wheels
Tack 'Internet%
S'etew Drivers '
. Clothes I looks
Witsh 130AI:cis-
C nnmon and Decorated Lampe.
Mechine and Oil Cens •
Sonp or (iliterelit lc i
1)401408 Pails and Iin.skets
CoVel ed 11 lid Open 'Baskets
Table Knives -anti rorks
Jack' 1(4)4 4408
Brooms and Mops
Jtraais Ilnd Baking Powder
Pipe and Stove Polish
Pearl Buttons atal Tape '
• Spool reed
'• Suspenders
NVIii to metal Spoons Works
Shoe Laces
Odd lines of White •
and ,Colored Stoneware
Dliduts • •
Common Cups and Saucers
Plat ters,,Howl higg Cups, cite.
(llassware
Pitcherst'Goblet s and Tumblers "
Fruit Di.4bes; ete.
0i1.1 pieces in Toilet sets
tamp tied Lantern Chimneys
n(1rs .1)111 hampwiek
Gard en Seed and Bird seed
Wall I epee 3)41(1 (114.11437
ft.& Eg'gs.in .14.11zeh1thgo for Goods'.
_AN -D •sm
Mrs. Shier's Variety Store
• • CLINTON • •
/1/081tel MI18011 'louse.