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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-01-27, Page 6• KERNELS flO THE SANCTUM MILL Interesting, Paragraphs iron* our Exchanges:, Tale cariosity owns a lot of people to warn overtime. ide levee hie country beat wile strives to melte it best.—Ingereol. we cannot remove kindly at from et grateful beart.—Royston, Rave BealitifUt About one sixth of all the waste mat. ter disoherged from the human body pesos Oat through. the pores of the skiu If the skin, is to be kept beautif ,1 the pone must be kept in healthful midi• tion ley bathing rind by use of Dr Clifton; Ointment which overcomes all chafing and irritation o the skin and puree pimples, eruptions and tete matey forms of oczeine. One le not necessarily en route to glory because he has turned hie back on other sinners. Your gentleness shall force 7.1ore than your force rove us to gentle- nees.—Shalteepeare. To aot with oommon sense, according to the moment is the best wisdom I know.—I3oraoe Walpole. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Cbambertnin'e Stotuaeh and Liver Tablets. They do the work whenever you require their aid. These tablets change weakness in- to etrengtie listlessness into energy, gloominess into joyousness. Their ac- tion is so gentle one don't realize they have taken a purgative. Sold by all dealer. "I want to look at some dresses snit, able for automobiling," sail tho lady. "Yes, ma'am " replied the polite clerk; "these walking skirts are the thing." Ia the man whose childhood has known °arrester, and kindness, there is always a nine of memory that on be touched to gentle issues.—George Chataberlein's Cough Remedy never disappoints those who use it for °benne ate coughs, colds and irritations of the throat and lungs It stands unrivalled as a remedy for all throat and lung dis- eases, Sold by all detelere. There is no teacher like necessity; it has been the making of a man, it wakes up his dormant faculties, and stimulates to notion his latent talents. The crown worn by the Ain't:inn em. peror, which is regarded as one of the finest works of European goldsraiths, contains over et100,000 worth of gold and jewels. Fifty years' experience of an 01(1 Nurse Mrts. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescription of one of the best fa- itattle pbysiciene and opines in the United States,and has been need for fifty years With never -fading noose 14; millions of mothers for their childreie eelitmeti the child from pnin, need diarrhoea, griping in the bowie;gni wine oolic. By giving hetheeith to child, it rots the Mother. Twenty-five oents a bottle, i Madagascar is the home of the largest of the epider species. This is the dog spider, the body of which weighs nearly a pound, and each of its eight legs is as long and thiok as an ordinary lead pencil, I • I e5hihh?Czt quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals the throat and lungs. 25 cents. The transfusion of particles of differ - tat kinds of metals through the agency of electrical current has been held by EOM to take place just the same as in the ease of electrolytes. CARTERS ITTLE IVER PiLLS. Melt Dteaclach and relieves!' the troubles fed. dent to a state of the system, such es Dizziness, Naters., Drowsiness, Distress after citing, Pain it the Bide, At, 'While their most zeularicablo success hats been,Shown In curing SIC Eteadathe, yet Carter's Little Elver Pills tiro totillY valuable in Constipation, c atingand pre* venting thisannoyng iromplalut.while they** torrect alldisorders or tb e stomach, ntimu.atethe liver and regulate the bowels. Evenif theyonly -cured HEAD Ache they woke he atm rt pricelesstothoSe who sir f ;am this distressing complaint; buttortn. ZattlytIvA:7occbc8adoesnotend liere,and these who nee try them will tindtLcao little pills vain. Ohio in no mans." was tiukt tliey v:111 not be wit. ding to (1° VithOuttlieni. But atter ainsick head. ACHE utile tote of o mane line that heretewhere -ae mai:sour great boot, our mile elven wbee others do not, CarteLittto Liver Ms are very omen tura very easy to tote. Orie0t tW011.111111raitko a dose. They am etrletty vegetable and do not g,rtme or gorge, bus by Wet gontie Action &Mean Vihti thorn. testUlt WNW* 00.6 %OW 1.1)1/. kall lit ha Ica Wigs Sevinge deposita Itt Canadian banks at the end of the. year were almost five bentired teillione, a record level, Tothl odeeosite in Canadian banks were over ' PM 000 000, Business loans were $592,- 000,be0 There are varying degrees of persist entry. Some men start out with great zeal, but turn beoli at their flint defeat, while failures only euhearteu others, pall out their reserves, and make them all the more resolute, determined to win, -0 S Marden. The shortest street in London is John greet, It has only one house, which is No, 1. There are two other doors in the street, but one is numbered as belonging to Pall Mall and the other is the side entrance of a public house. Chamlierlain's Cough Remedy is a very valuable 'medicine for throat and uug troubles, quickly relieves and cures painful breathing and a dangerously bounding cough which indicates conges- ted lungs. Sold by all dealers. Pazi� surgeons are using, .in some oases, teens for the cure of simple frac- ture of ese shin bone or of the thigh bone, a nail of nickel, aluminum or tuageesium—preferably aluminum—is used, and is driven in to hold the two pieoes of bone together, much like two pieces of wood. DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH POWDER CR is sent direct to the diseased parts by the Improved Blower. deals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanently cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. 25c. blower free. Accept no subctitutes. All dealers e or eemanson, Bates a co., Toronto. A recount in connection with the reoent Goderioh municipal elections was held before Judge Doyle by Robert Elliott. In the contest for councillor, Elliott went two votes behind Lionel G. lemons, manager of the Goderioh Elevator and Transit Company. The reoount showed the seine estimate, two votes below. Have you a weak throat? It so, you cannot be too careful Yon cannot be- gin treatment too early. Each cold makes you more liable to another and the last is always the harder to cure. If yon will take Chamberlain's Clough Remedy at the outset yon will be saved much trouble. Sold by all dealers. An accident occurred at Clinton on Wednesday morning of last week where. by Mr. Geo. Nott, a mutea respeoted oitizen, met his death while driving. His horse became unmanageable, upset- ting the rig and throwing the occupants out. Mr. Nat was killed almost in. stantly, His wife who accompanied him, eepopeO seperjiteeth 14( leaves a r9vvR• the i5dOileda of Bedford, iii British Birds, gives some remarkable instances of longevity among birds in her own collection. A Barbary dove which has been in the nuollese' possession for fit - teen years, was left her by an old wo- man who also owned it for fifteen Viers and who always said it was an old bird when it was given to her. When the first international congress for the suppression of street noises is called to order in Berlin in June, 1010, there will be representatives, according to a statement made by Mr. Borden. green, of the Sudety for the Betterment of London, from the United Steen, England, Germany, Austria, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland and Denmark. Cilswava0 zfisii-o4al CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or money bake Sold and guaranteed by WALTON MCKIBBON. TiU ININ0114111, I'ANT,TAIIir 27, 1810 LONDON, ONTARIO Business & Shorthand Resident and Mail Courses Catalosuos W, Westervelt, 3, W, Westervelt, lr.. C.A.. Ptincipal. Vice-PrinciOnt. The city of Naples soon be lighted by eleotricity soared from water power, •At Capo-Volturno 10 000 horeepewer will be generated and car- rted at 45,000 volts to the city 56 miler, away, Necessary for the eternity. If health is to be maintained there must be at band in every household a medicine whielt can be positively relied upon to regulate the Inter, kidney e and bowels. Dr. Obaee's Kidney -Lever Pills have proven their right to firer place in this regard and already hold a secure position in the great mejority of homes. The Sultan of Zeezibtir, who is once more visiting England, It no stranger to British shores, for be was educated at Harrow and at Oxford, and, of course, noire English per - twat,. For the last fiscal year the exports of petroleum and its products from. the United States amounted to 1,483,867,618 galione, valued at $101,983,107, as com. pared with 1,390,037,360 gallons. veined At $101,365,164, for the preoediug fiscal year. In fifteen years the United States has imported 25,000,000 bushels of po- tatoes, or, all told, about one•twelfth of a single year's crop in America, The value of the imports has been $12,- 000,000 for the fifteen years; the duties paid have been $6,000,000. A despatch from Budapest announce that a Hungarian arobaeologist. M Dnday, in certain exotivations whioh he Was superintending near Zsibo, in Transylvania, has discovered the site of the ancient Roman city of Porolis- sum and is enabled to reoonetruot the town. A woman went into a newspaper office and wished to advertise for her husband, who had disappeared. When told that they charged two dollars an tnoh, she went out, saying it would break her up at that rate, as ber husband was over six feet long. WARNING Since its introduotion into Canada the sales of Parisian Sage have been phenomena/. This success has led to many imitations similer in name. Look out for them; they are not the genuine, See that the girl with the Auburn hair is on every package. Yon can always get the genuine at Walton McKibben's. Parisian Sage is the quiokest acting and most efficient hair tonic in the World. at le made tb ticeefoieel te —tor, bond's (of Pelee) proven theory that dandruff, falling halt; beldieete and scalp itch are mused by germs. Parisian • Sage kills these dandruff germs arid removes all trace, of dandruff In two weeks, or money baok ; it stops falling hair and itching scalp and pre- vents baldness. And remember that baldness is caused by dandruff germs, those little hard working, persistent devils that day and night do nothing but dig into the roots of the hair and destroy its vitality. Parisian Sage is a daintily perfumed hair dressing, not etioky or greasy, and any woman who desires luxuriant and bewitching hair On get it in two weeke by using it. 50 cents a large bottle. According to the report of the Regis- trar••Generah 87,654 persons have died in Ontario from tuberoulosie slime 1870. In 1907, the year for whiob we have the roll was 2,530. If the economists are correct in fixing $1,000 as the minimum value of a life, the province loses two and a half millions ft year through thio plague. There should be no abatement in the interest of the societies who are doing battle against tt. Local sante tariume should be more plentiful. . . . Wolves are reaming in large number° Within a few miles of the town of Parry Sound, in the township of Carling. The fermers in that section have had nearly all their theepltilled by wolves, A large number of deer are also falling a prey to theme animals. Steps are being taken by the farmers to organize a (AO to go out and have a wolf Mint, to exterinitn ate these pests. It is hoped that fulls, a htmdred people will take part in the hunt, which is to be tt thoroughly organ. ized affein Whatever malt be geld of tritaha's 1101%1 penes, in genie respects it doe!' not seem to have injured her shipbuilding industry at all events. As Mt. Lyon pointe Out itt Ono of his lettere; the ton- nage bent by the Vetted Kingdom itt 1909 amounted 16 1,181,529, or Over bell the tonnage of the whole world bitilt in the !slue year, In that year the Ger- man output aid not include et single large liner. The Output of the whole world in merchant ships ever 10,000 tont iseionnted to Weil, anti of these !Mt were Wit in Britain And Otto in Prance. • MILBURN'S LAXA-LIVER PILLS Stimulate the Sluggish Liver, Cie= the eoated tongue, sweeten tiro breath, clear away all waete and poison- ous material from the system in Natureet easy menden and prevent as web as cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Heartburn, Catarrh of the Stomach, Sour Storrieeh, Water Braeh, and all troubles arising from a, disordered state of the Stomach, Liver or Bowels. t++'++++ J. C. Westberg, 4- Swan Rivet, Mart., nonce f. Suffered —a 1 suffered for yew, 4}'.,for Years..÷ more than tongue can telldfrom liver trouble. *.+-4++++ 1 tried several kinds ol medicine, but could get ne relief until I got Milburote Luta-Liver ?ilia. 1 eatinet praise them too highly for what they have done for Me' Pried 25 cents a vial, or 5 for $1.011, at all dealer's', or mailed direet on reeeipt of prio by Tho T. Milburn C�., Lb:lilted, Totoato, Ont. ALJIII,t. la_ it 44"1")itl woman who V1 "1"4 Ill* EASE FOR PILES to the east asked the eity Attorney to keep her 14 yespol<1 moo jil suntil her • roam T!ENMiss Ellett Day iS said to he the oldest "I Used tO SulTer• Ty YEAHS G Local His 1 Items from the "Tittles" fYl tory of the early 80 organist in London, she is 51 and biii been before the public ever Ohio she was eight e ears old The Khedive is a splendid linguiet. At hie receptions lo Oeire it tit nothinis for hint to converse alternately in Ger- man, 'Nem*, Erentsto Arttt to and Torltrob. D irtag the leo two years the oil pro• dilation has doubled in A malice, The production is $16,000 000 greater in valets than the output of gold and silver in the United Staten, An intitrument, that pueblo the neer to gaze into Oro humin stet:Imola, and water* the digestive prooesses at work was explained at the British Medical Association Meeting in Belfast. Loire Paulham, to a IParmen biplane at Los A rgelee, broke all records by fly- ing to a height of more than 4 000 feet and after being aver 50 minutes in the eir descended safely The time of de, scent was seven anti one half minutes: There is in toe in some parte oft the west coast of Africa a system of writ• ing of native invention whiob is said to be snopeasfully oompeting with Euttlish writing. It is called the Val lenguage, and was invented by Doalu Bnkere, as- sisted by Ave of his friends. Chaniberlain's Cough Remedy is not onni 741afr:ti,etufe. It -tt everyday the troublesome and dangerous coniplioa. teens resulting from cold in the head, throat, cheat or lungs. Sold by all dealers. An exchange says: Toronto City Council is composed of six lawyers, five merchants, three manufacturers, two insurance brokers, one printer, one jeurnalist, one lumber merchant, one live stook exporter, one builder, one insurance manager, ono financial agent, one wholesale fruit dealer, and only foie in the. whole bunch is said to be a'""gentlernan." .A white teethes 8 feet 8 Melees in length has been shot in Dhenkanai State, Ortega. The ground color was pure white and the stripes were of a deep reddish black. The *kin has been presented to the Bejaia of Dhenkanai, who has had it mounted and plaoed in his palace. When liquid fat bas been !tinted on a woollen garment, do not put hot water on it. Sprinkle buckwheat or rye flour over the spot and let it absorb the grease then brush it off and apply fresh flour until all the grease is absorbed. Corn starch may be used in the same way to take grease out of the cloth drew". Alexander Mackenzie, aged 26, of Prince Edward Island, is now in' Min- nesota prison, having served five years on a life term for the alleged murder of "Dutch" Henry, an outlaw, in 1904. Last week the desperado was killed by the Northwest Mounted Police, near Muddy River, Sask., and steps art being taken for the release of Mackenzie. Jameo Basso of Melons, returning home from a buntiug trip, fell dead on t•he 10th oonceesion road on Wednesday gummy Atia. The bociy was Aret die - covered by Mrs. William James. Hie faithful hound stood .sentinel over the dead body and would not allow anyone to approach it. The alarm was given by Mrs. James and neighbors gathered but they lied first to lasso the dog before they could bring the body home. It is getting to be , that more and more. It seems in same oases highly profitable. For instance, a . woman Susan Moore by name, recently died in a miserable hovel in the North Beach district in San Francisco, who was thought to be needy. She receiv- ed ,mach money from Catholic charit- able instOutione and Red ()roes Bode - ties; while she had $36,000 On deposit in the banks; a considerable of a loan to a Baptist Church, and all told the administrator thinks that she possesses at least $60,000; and yet she begged upon the streets, The License Inspectors of the Pro. vino believe that their salaries ate toe low, and several ef them Welted on the Provincial Secretary, Hon, W. J. Hanna, and asked that the minimum eatery be raised from $400 to $600 e Year. 'They olaimed that the stricter enforcement of the law and the spread of tool option, making it necessary to guard against any sates of liquor in so many distriote, made their duties Much heaviet. Mr. Hennas itt reply, awned them that the rigorous punishment of the WO -breakers would goon obese up most of the dives and font the liceneed men tO Obilerve the law. This would greatin reduce their wink. Sit Wilfrid Deetlon, the celebrated English Reformer, hazards a prophet*. that itt courier of tinie eativestiing Will be done away with in eleotiOns, He holds that there was no moral right to demand a vote froth :oven. And he tette an amusing story illustrating his meaning. "A canvaseing patty Went to the house of an elector in Manchester, but only his wife was M honte. They explained to her what they had come for, and on laming said: "'rot knOW what we Want. We Want yeut htuthand'it vote 1.010. Elank, to you think he'll prOmise/s, 'Oh; yes,' she said, '1 think be will He's premised everyone who osme yet?" Tbie id tho exoevienoe of a Indy who need to soiree from OM terrtble ailment, but found a cure. The writer fri B Bexell, et 97 Smite Si., St, Thomas She says; "1 consider it my duty 10 write of the benefits derived trent Wipe Zeus Bak. For some menthe I was a eouttant onifert,r from bleeding piles used a great mime, Migmatite, bat gob no relief until 1 trte Zsm.Buk. It oared me, and I have had no return of th: Vble. Sincevlotrelbavd- yityersothersnertngiromjles touseZ,tmat,tnd4aeritinstance haveiladoaTist000ryoqit If you suffer from tide ailment apply Zain.flok at nignt before red g, end you will be satisfied with t trial I A contributory cause of plea Often oon• stipatiou, and a mild lax ve will greet. lv Kid the operation ot am -link, For fistulae inflamed pato 0, and sores due to blood poitoni eto , Zem-Bak is equally effective, yit is a soothing, coo), ing balm, which stimulates the oells be - nestle the epidermis and epithelium to natural action, it relieves • the tensiolt whioh in the came of piles caused such acute agony, and in all respects will be found eminently satisfactory. Z ,mleuk is also a mire for *rezone, &cern cuts, bums, bruises, rashes, chapped betide, frost bite, cold sores, obealdlaitetrbo.aboor ote.4x.ndProusgtfa gitt eandr storesPrle from Zam-Buk Oo ,Toronto. HELPS FOR THE HOME SEAM- STRESS. The reason for sponging woolen goods before the material is cut into, is that the moisture where seams are pressed, is apt to leave an ugly mart, the finish- ed garment is apt to shrink when worn, and if naught in a shower the rain is apt to spot 'the material. Too much stress cannot be laid upon the necessity of strictly following tbe linos of the pattern in gutting. As, in foldiug, the two layers of the material are face to face, the parts out double are ,bound to be opposites—one for each side of the garment, and a mistake is impossible. Single width material not having any figure, stripe or)aap, may be folded with the two out ends togeth- er. For hennaing to be done by hand, put the hemmer attachment on the machine without thread, turn an even hem at the start, run the goods through the hemmer as if sewing, and afterwards hem by hand. The line of perforations is easy to follow. For hand run-tnoks use a o Oalle needle, mark with the ma- chine as above, and run thread in the holes thus made. To keep silk thread !roue unwinding too rapidly when sewing on the ma- chine, pat a small piece of thick cloth under the spool. Investigating Missions. From the Walkerton Telescope. Two prominent Toronto business mon, Jas. Ryrie, the well-known jeweller, and John Firstbrook, the equally well. known box manufacturer, are preparing to make a tour of the east, and will viols India, Egypt, Korea, China, and Japan with a view of determining for then - selves what progress Christianity is making iu these countries, or whether it s making any progreo at all or not, 'Upon this point there would seem tO be a good deal of difference of opinion. The missionaries who are eugaged be the work send home and bring home glow- ing reports of the good that is being aocompliehed," while upon the other hand, there are not wanting men who contend that the whole thing is a hum- bug, that the well-meaning missionaries are being fooled by the natives, and that if the veneer were only wiped off it would be found that Christianity has really made no progress at all, and that the missionaries have had their work for nothing. Prominent among the men Who have taken this latter position is W. T. R. Preston, the well-known im- migration agent. Mr. Preston has lived for two or three years in•the East, and would seen, to be in a position to speak with some authority. But missionaries who have also lived there are not baok. ward in saying that Mr. Preston does not know what he is talking abbot, and go elm matter rests. Messre. Belie and Firstbrook hope to be able to settle the Matter to their own satisfaction, Beonchltis More Than a Cold Orton develops rapidly Into pneumonia —burp is found in On Chatio*et Syrup • of Linseed and Turpentine. Any cold is serious enough when its dreadful poeibilities are cousidered, but when theta is soreness or tighteess in the chest and a dry hard cough you ean look for bronehitis, which is often confused with an ordinary cold. It is usually known by aching limbs and body patine chilly feelings, weari- ness and weaktiees, pain itt the chest and, a tight, tearing eotigle Fever, dry ditie, thirst, coated tongue tool consti- pation are other symptoms, Dr. Chan's Syrup of Lined and Turpentine seems almost liko a tspediee for bronchitis because it is at, suecess- lel in )(rooting up the &mei, aiding cepectoration and preventing the iti- flarturiatioit from reediting the lenge, Dr. Olmeets Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is SO prompt In wording valet and so therough and far-reo.eh- ing in ectiori that it simeeeds when ordinary cough inealehres Itavo no bade - time. 25 ete, a bottle, at all dealerte or (rtom tho Ttinna of Jon. 24, 1890.) Loam, ivEWS, Min DeliaSparlipg, youngest daug tee of Mr, V, G. Sparliug, of this town, has boon very low With fever Ibis week, hue we are pleased to kern the is now in a fair way of recovery, The regular meeting of the X. W. 0, T. U. was held last Monday evening at the reeidenoe of Mr. Lloyd. All busi- ness was settled be ountertioe with tbe entertainment held lain Friday evening for the oolleotion of funds to pay for the orgau lately purchased for the Band of elope, Mr, W, P, Stooks has been confined to the house for some day a through 111. nos, bat is now tecoveriug. We are glad to see Dr. Maniere on the streets again, after beiug laid up for several weeks with a severe attack of la grippe. Many of our readers will regret to her of the death of Mrs, Davis, wife of the Rev, Wm. Davis and mother of Mr. H. Davis, of this town, which took place at Mitchell on Thursday efternoon. Representatives of the Reliance Elea - Into Light Oompany, of Waterford, are in sown this week putting up wires. and expect to have a number of lights goitre HANDICAPPED •••••••••••••• This is the Case with Many Wing - ham People. Too many Wingham oltizene are hare dioapped with a bad back. The unclog ing pain causes constant misery, melting work a burden and Stooping or lifting impossibility. The back aches at night preventing refreshing rest, and in the morning ie stiff and lame. Plastere and liuiments may give relief, but can not reach the cause. To eliminate the Nuns and aches you must cure the kidneys Booth's Kidney Pills ewe sick' kid. neys and cure them permanently. Oen, you doubt Wingham evidence. R. Knox of Centre St,, Wingharn. Ont., says: "I frequently suffered with a dull, bearing down pain stems the small of my bask and extending around my sides. This was particular. ly noticeable when I found occasion to stoop or sit in one position for a time. There wall a languid, tired feeling and although 1 knew this to arise from in- activity on the part ot the kidneys and had tried several remedies, I oould not find the desired results until I promised Booth's Kidney Pills at Mr. MoKibbon's Drug Store and commenced their use. The dull pain and weakness soon de- parted, however, and has not since returned. I feel better and stronger generally and althohgh I have not been on Saturday night No ArrangexuenSo e to the cost, oto,, have been made with the company, they putting in the lights ,tit their own responsibility, If the test 10 satisfactere a num oer of the oitieQue Will, no doubt, take the lights, On the Oth inst., a number of repro- geutatives of the Iodependent Order of Good Tempters, omongst whom were Meson A. Woodman, Geo NeWttill end B. Lewration, of Lowiseboro, entt •Mr, Matthews, rt Blyth, visited Wings hem end Mounted a longe tnot poen. Inc Temperature Order, The following (More were elected and tnstalled Ovid Satherltanl, T ; Wiry Miller, V. 0,;• Alex Damon. Chap ; Fault Dewthe, Sem; Jennie Struther, Alex, Sutbetland, F 8,; Snnert Webster, Trete' ; Folwerd MoTavitra, Mo Alice - Hutton, ; 1,0 emigre Hutton, Ottani; John Dodd, Sentinel; Arose Wilson, L D. John McLennan, 8, j, T.; Peter Miller, P. 0, T. • DEATHS, Hauna.—In Bait Wewauosh, on the 15th Inst., Campbell Hanna, aged 69" years. Winithamoon the 22nd Met , Gladys Rhoda Kincaid, (laughter of Mr, Jon C. Kincaid, aged 1 year and o months. Strathdee.—In London, on the 15th. inst., May, wife of Mr Wm Strathdee, and mother of Mr. A, Stretladee, G. T, R agent, Wingham, aged 68 years. Minister vs. Jew A false pretence cue that for some • months bas been before the courts was • settled by Judge Barrett at Walkertott. lest week. It was the ease of the Orown vs. Andrews. Jacob Andrews, said to be a Jew,and of late oarrying on a raer- cha,ntile business in Luoknow, was some time ago oarrying on a like business in Kincardine. While there be appears to have borrowed $950 from the Rev.. Mr. McKay, giving hie note in acknow- ledgement. He later got into financial &faculties and was unable to pay the loan. McKay then started an action against Andreves for obtainiug money under false pretences, he claiming to have been mislead ae to the Jew'e Amin. oial condition. The ease was before the, Spring Assize court but was laid over, . Andrews not being prepared to go on. When the case mune before Judge Bar. ret last week 3, W. Carrie, K. 0. of' Toronto, was on hand to defend An. draws, Mr. Dixon representing the, Crown. It Appears that in bis evidence, Mr. McKay admitted that he didn't, advance the money on Andrew's state- ment of his wealth, and Mr. Carrie made use of this to prove that there was • nothing in the false pretence charge. The Judge took this view and dismissed accustomed to havingthe case. my name used, I feel that Booth's •gidney fills ere re- liable and worthy of recommendation." THE VM QF LIVING,. Sold by Dealers. Pil50 cents. The R. T. Booth 0o. Led„ Fort Erie, Ont„ Sole Oa di n t At THE END'. Upon a day when flowers blew— White lily, rose, forget,me-not When birds and bees, blythe surnmernt crew, Made gay the lawn and gardemplot, Yon stood beside me in the glow, I saw your eyes with laughter gleam; 'Twas ere I ever thought of wea— 1 watched you smile, I watched you frown; Your face was like an April sky, The fairest form of old renown, Had lost its grace had you been nigh. You gave to me a tender glance, I thought it was with love abeam, It made my blood with rapture dance— Now all my pleasure is to dram. My fault iE.Veas. Your happy heart Loved all the world with tender glee, And I, poor fool! the smallest part, • I thought your love was all for me, But no lament 1 Some on life's Way Not one glad hour their avotte redeem. My joy was peerless for a day, And now for Aye I still oan dream. —Samuel Minturn Peck in Leslie's Care of Children's Teeth. Parent's should be warned strongly against the practice of having the teeth Of children removed, either the first or aecond set, Milos under the advice Of - a competent dentist. When the lint teeth are extracted early, and for a con- sidetable periled before the second teeth take their place, tho jaw gradually Bon - tracts and thus diminishes the space allotted to the Mond teeth. The coil - traction which thug takee place can not again be recovered, and a ortain full - nese and rotundity of the fade is 10t. • The first teeth, though and deo- • tined for a tempereiry service, May be preserved o thare dieplaoed by the second teeth, by fuming the decays ed points cleaned lend filled property, though temporarily. Of the necessity of preservation of the first teeth there can be to dotibt. The comfort of the child in after life and the good appear, snob of the face alike demand that these teeth be preserVed until they are pushed otit by the second teeth. Every child should be tatight, as soon as DOidis Me, to use s tooth brush and some harin• leit mouth wash—salty Water, Or 4 *elation of borax or diluted peroxide of manson, Bates TorOatO, hydrogen, aro an *bulge Mid good, • I If yon have" a friend worth loving, Love him, Yes, and let him know' That you love him, ere life's evening Tinge his brow with sunset glow. Why should good words ne'er be said Of a friend—till he is dead? If you hear a song that thrills you, Sang by any child of song, Praise it. Do not let the siuger Wait deserved praises long. • Why should one who thrille your heart; Lack the joy you may impart? If yon hear a prayer that moves you, By its humble, pleading tone, Join it. Do not let the seeker Bow before his God alone. Why should not your brother share The strength of two or three in prayer?, It yon see the hot tears falling From a brother's weeping, eyes, Share them; and by kindly sharing Own your kinship with the skies Why should anyone be glad When a brother's heart is sad? If a silvery laugh goes rippling Through the sunshine on his face, Share it. 'Tis the wise Mao's eaying— For both grief and joy a place. There's health and goodness in the mirth, In which, all honest laugh has birth. If your work is made natio easy Byes friendly, helping hand, Say so, Speak out, brave and truly, Ere the darkness veil the land. Should a brother workman dear, Falter for a word of oheer? Soatter,thns your eeeds of kindness, All enriching as yon go— Leave thent Trutt the Harvest Giver, He will make each seed to grow. So, until its happy ends Your life shall never lack a friend. --Boston Transeript. 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