HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-07-10, Page 3'rho King emrios lire lesaraimi Of
.31000,090 tool °there have opeeulattve
itteltratiee Ido life ausountlug to
.21,000,000.
It la pointed out it is not Outdo alone
thet melon it cooler under a tree in sam.
Incr. 'The eeolnesa ot the tree itself
helog, for its terunveatitre is about 45
degrees, IVAlnlieit, ot all tintee, us that
•of the ltudIF' dy is n ftweion inore
than einety.eiglit degree& tet) a clamp,
Of Otos vents the Me nil pieee Oka
cools the tenter in a piteher.
!ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
ce3a,ine
C rt r
Little Liver Pillo
Must Boer SInnoturo of
de/r"
See Fa-Sir:410 Wreeeer inctow.
*refry eAmal mid no oak"
to mew es onieax.
_CAPITERS
‘Foniugurr
gerTLE BILSOUSHE3• 3.
filvER FOS TrinFia LIVER.
PLL' SONSTIFATI:Da.
FOR SALLOW SEA
FOR COMPLEXION
, MUSIPAVL al.011ATI11.1.t.
:rent I lentexy vegotnere.,4571teieteG
CURE I QK HEADACHE.
Liver Ms
"That's what you need; some!
thing to cure your bilious-
ness and give you a good
digestion. Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure con-
stipation and biliousness.
Gently laxative, Ali LIA:;eists.
1 etrirt=tir ZI::tta?riirol:1:411 a "autual
BUGKINGHAM'SDYEtgit'ars
01440,1161.. 0. /I. P. MALI, & 00., NA10.0.4%. 0.1*.
CRAMPS
Pain In the
Stomach,
Diarrhma, •
Dysentery,
Colic,
Cholera
Morbus,
Cholera Infancum, Seasickness,
and all kinds of Summer Com-
plaint are quickly cured by
taking
Dr. Fowler's
Extract of
Wild Strawberry.
It has been used by thousands for
nearly sixty years -and we have yet
to hear'a. complaint about its action.
A few doses have often cured when
attrother remedies have failed. Its
action is Pleasant, Rapid, Reliable
and Effectual.
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry Is the original Bowel
Complaint Cure.
Refuse &institutes. They're Dangerons.
and when 'cited to appear ealraly he-
iriit DOM( ,11016t4EY PILL. 404 • • noffd the ituronons. NoW he will bo
Itentetwon tint.
placed- Under arrelite
A DESPICABLE CBIME.
svtiteh oeenott Ltio 11.1.f.noeteite Moe
ropey, ond a Utile Lott tho Traak-
roar moo loitirod,
'Winnipeg, July 4,.. -,There Is gonad -
Orebro eeteitemont in 0.N.13, circles in
conneetion with the atrIke, Wednes-
day night three wireS connoting Wine
pipet; with St, Paul were out at some
points, and shortly after midnight
the switch at northete Junction,
about three miles. south of tip cat.,
were maliciously opened in, such n
way that a train going in either di-
rection would leave the track. The
result wits the derailing of an engine
and eix ears. Pour men were 'attir-
ed, but none ocrinuslY•
WINGHAit
4
Wretob,ed. Rot weather1Expoitinz Pure4rea Stink liVatt-ta-t;-0B-4 Atmo 41*ef Simla
Sufrarers. to lin Lillted• Lia:es "Y
Mgt reenor Dineentinet nn -
hoer* .......... ..... 0000 1.1,03.1/be
; .......... 194 Sgd... . . .....
Ragtaat;Pne tO be Folloved.
Dated ut
See'y of
1111.111 111111911 ()111 01111(1;1 ea....ele°,EtiZdiQtag. animals to tho United
tlocit bootee aro reeognizerti bt the
Nene of the Canadian 'etude herd or Ma
rea 'fast food
4 pare bred etock, dealra
Sta.tes, freattently write me for ;dor- fixated Steette Ooverement, oroi ita
SHOULD BE USED IN JULY AND
AUGUST,
•••••••••-•••••••
The exttoortimery veriable spring, and
early summer weather or the present
year lets been the mused a vest amount
of sickness.in overy eon) et our country.
Streng mon and women have bion
Creneral Superintendent Irann4•11" •vietinIS; the. week, ruudawn end eickly
°Berea rowerd of $50n for Infernut- have sunned inte»selv, end Mann
tion leadiug to the arrest aud con- outdoes tow mourn ote less eo• near no
vietiou 'tho guilty parties, in tho. dear ones.
above ease, and a rewaed 01 the samo The nervous1. weals,' ruudewn find
amount wilt be given by him for debilitated /Mould now devoto their best.
information leading to tbe arrest and energies ttod attention to heeltiohnild.
conviction of wily person who may in ;too so As to enat-40 teem to withstAud
any way interfere or .thumer with the the enervating effects of the approachiug
property of tho 1Te charges hot meteor,
that tho wreck was caused by strik- The use of Paine'a Celery Conmoupd
ers. will soou bring a retene of tree physical
As a rejoinder to Mr. 1Tanna's strength; die .rerves will he fed and
harges, atfit Gal . Vice -President of bracol ; the blood will be made pnrer
the Milted Brotherhoon of RailwaY and richer; digestion will be eorrected,
Employes, says such work is cn- aud sweet, refreshing sleep wilt take the
th•ely ;discountenanced: by the Sti.ike teeee of insomnia, mid hettabllity. •
Committee, end in behalf of tho Paine's Celery Compoutel is doing n
strikers ho offered it reward, of 850 mervelloes work for the sick and suffer -
for the arrest or tha guilty party ing at this time. is the eel:, ,Irce"
or parties.. paration thnt possesses value end vutue
tooy 74 rt,IY Ntvn Ont. for reortniug the strength- and spent
energies of weakly end sick people in
Toronto, July 4. -Light was. thrown summer time. The trial of. one bottle.
upon the situaticm ou the Cana- win give you happy results.
dian Northern Wednesday by •
a telegram. received by Mr. rhimps,
the local agent of that railway. The
telegram was as follows; '•There
were uot more then 150 men outt of
this number at least fifty per cent.
have returned to work. Trouble is
dissolving. and we expect to be hav-
ing business under normal conditions
within twee ty-four hours." The ales -
sage is signed by the traffic manager
in Winnipeg,
•
COM.MUNITY OF 1NTkIIESTS."
}Ugliest, Ship Mantling Magnate Prefers te
Se Cell Morass evehlme.
London, July 4. -The committee of
the House of Commons appointed to
Willie() into the question of subsidies
heard William .1. Pirrie, 'chairman of
the IIiirland & 'Wolff Shipbuilding
Company yesterday. This witness,
who figured so prominently in the re-
cent. J. Pierpont Morgan. shipping
combine, expreseed the 'opinion that
subsidies were given merely as a
lionnty, and serve to encourage inef-
fkimey, and tbat„ even where they
could be legitimately bestowed, the
; tendency of subsidies would be to fos-
ter individual as against general in-
terests. Mr. Pirrie regarded foreign
subsidiee as a blessing in disguise, as
they stimulated British ship owners
to keep more abreast oi the times.
Replying to a question of the chair-
man, Mr, Pirrio said the Morgan
combine, which he preferred to call a
"community of interests," was es-
tablished purely for commercial pur-
poses and on entirely business prin-
ciples. Ile was convinted that a
dangerous international situation was
rapidly approaching at the time the
deal was elected, but by the creation
of this community of interests the fu-
ture of British shipping, as well as
of British shipbuilding, was assured.
In short, Mr. Pirrie considered the
deal to- be in every way satisfactory
to the .British. Giving subsidies
would only invite retaliation in the
most important markets of the
• world. Tho extent of state assistance
te German shipping was greatly ex-
aggerated.
Pirrie iLlse said that the feel-
: ing against tile combination was due
to misapprehension. All they had
been doing was to net on the advice
of the Prince of Wales, when he said
• "England must wake up." !1\i're
Pirrie thought that the best way for
the Governinent to bele British shin -
ping was to deepen the approaches to
and otherwise improve the chief
ports.
Kidney
Disorders
. Are no
respecter
of
persons.
People in every walk elf life are troubled.
Have you a Backaeliel If you have it
II the first sign that the kidneys are not
working peoperlye
A neglected Backache leads to serious
Kidney Trouble.
Check it in time by taking
DOAN'S KIDNEY PUS
.461ttirs OutAir litioNtir lifttilltea"
They eine all kinchi of Kidney Troublei
- team Backache to gright's Disease. Street; and he will be brought dotal)
a prisoner. Ile/Wants, in an tinkle
300.1 bu *4,3 rot SIAS in his pepee, a ehort time ago,
fli•floOloro of charged the bentli with grave erimee,
. .
:NATIONAL COUNCIL OP WOMEN. •
AU the I/elm:Oen to tho ComrontIon ot
John. N. n., Mayo .terivell..
TOOLS 224 YEARS OLD
1
matiort la legara to tho xegelation't j ot ten tone''ure free entry for lararldIng is More Nutritiokta and Appetizing
Vlsor.. have, anal that- iwo Penvalet4 n't
. • BlIropean beolea of recor.d, had been, emend trams that wreak ..
. of Mune eitelingt end wandering
plittileut I tones/x.41*d the Iodine
000. Fifteen Cent l'aCkage Makes tin, motningeromen'illecievened
. irwr aty•Ftvo goals. tens. dreseatt tor, the 0004340W krid
a ehareeter a a .1/owe/amid. bante
The use of beet in' the hot weather is hue eoeue, .annl jt was ndt so
tho grate. 1 tett:reed Whitlow
very. itnnueutiy the cense •of iiiiligestit a that I itao twen. lam. nut wheroi x.,. 7...
.nuil. Serieas stuallicli derengeineitte
The nen .of henv,v tont riCit needs 1St th • lt'at rod •thet, pear Choreal/ they wove:et.
the leaned/Old atilt had a eeek 4411clk -
a 'pular, oral that DV 404044 111144 nla .
• ',IAA.-
•
Yuma haat& tie*
tractrAtilit 101
lentet •30Ix 7"049' b'glt°44
iteelootod feet Wm' Onno40-1
theme et Oa bombe ter el.
;governing the implartation ot Caned- Purl/Cana ail culiontle Meet 'be regiatt and ra Alti to Digoatlye aateriele foe wtit leg
rot. tee erect in ilte Americao beaks or la the
1, len istocir late- tint coantry.
benefit of rettell Inereciere• the followine .
eumenery of. ' tleate reguiatiorts la Live fltcere Oatemoner.
IICI1730N
gteevIlitreiretate imparted into the 'Unite':
i •
ed Stu tee trete Canada unlit be ;ottani-
panied be int. atfidavit made, by the
omen or importer, deolarian elearly Qr0. \yin; Demand for Expert In,
the pyrite -A
or whede eald aultuals are struetors Fatming
imported,. vite-lai'llether for breeding Mr C. C. james,Deputy Minieter of
puepeeee, for taint etroduotiori, far Aorlealturn, bait returned. front "Waste. .0,14etl,eutt'ge"amsee:01;,84),711(sfirt-1..bl° tyr "3°4"•
work, fin graziete feeding or elaugh- irigton, wlutret he attendea, the •
ter, 11
or. whether they eurin part of convention a +Ito AMOnleon 4%004- onA,)ifivis111.11-co)ifellfailitol,4tintitfitst inod,
isettlers' effects, or whether they are ben a rarmorEit Institute Wort -eon.' stAlpgth...for theldels1lit'n‘:tur'k t'Vf'telftYlv):1111.•
tior,sete tutered tor teeeporare;etay. ee says. the ',1orcito Globe. The
provide() by the regalatioea. naid co/atoll:ten woe entirely succeasful.
eft/davit nueet be presented to the colt tnere being many goecipapere, end an
lector of Ountome at the. Port of tnatry attexiclance representinem nearly all the
who Intl decide 'Whether the aeiniein States el tho Union. cit, wee deenled
ere ontitieni to entry utter these re, It:.44.,eti.c,,eotit
flutetioee, and hies will notify the eve -mend from tire papers read need.
InsPeeter of the Burette of emitted - reperte prewmited. that tit: Ontnerio
Biometry la all oesLis lvirere the rjgolq,., 7y.rpor, aa workable and) ns swetre
A NEW; 0:30UPATION
titer's xegeire an inepaction to be ft•tttal'iltcauk„ it;/,,i,eeIte:le.tn" -
made.ze their d If loaf y In find ing
iloneese- Horns for lereedino, ra.e, month 'suitablt men to impart expert
tug. show and Aide earposee, for egrieulte cal kr.oten dee.to tbe 47v.no-
gr,z,v,z. er Ler wed; mut Le intipoctoti. etarr.s.,aontid411ger.i.
lcIJAL.
Ielr\o'triiirs4on,iaits .Slifiee-lereerse;:
at the poet: of entry. .
Cattle.- Cattle for breeding per- c
poses, miIi. roduction,grazing or t
the situationa.
Tnete in my trieed whom I will oold
tseWlStipation. and lwops the blood at nor- atc4bit.: e°IldFlid$1 dt:t ob. ell:ail:7a' ji'131:r1;1414114La, itohta4tst°40404411k.
mid temperatere. If you wialid have a oth,r fois that his beton is eet
clear bribe and full peysical N ieor, use
15 cents a package. All grocers. which ho ba,s to do io order to support
inerniug. exPdted• 1:lotateete the hard work
Malt Breakfast food every
his home d'nd educate his boys and the
Pink in Ares
al dueus O'tedet to enaster bin own ante
*-• ject. and the endle'ss love of late=
and Condaions which tithe all hitt tinee with leading
(By tan Mnotaren.) he ;Mows hiroiself oaly a few Intern
--
et :steep ant had reamed las paealet
The word, piper:, hie 4 mania not,a, i ail t.:,dtl. to twenty minutes. $oractin104
aed at the sound thereof various pm- ho ehyieLt, one who, ha a a large lactirea
Pie oonta up before my eyes, whom I becenee he bee erront for more books.
P4'ailke'''rcalettil,xr.;%).,vna.iintlieltritue'l g tivt'lloy°"fmtilitxr. 7'. one breed, '1'heir differed in almost ean buy
love to Udell: upon an O whet are all of and a. men with an ineinne beeaule be
-d the sepply Of experts. With everything else, sex, large paper editions, hut Us .
len work, which, he said, had tar out- -
telerds, and circumstanaelel(si, ::det, 12>Tr(-1 aid1'III:: ‘034911y.1171Xenr4 yisigl'nlx.itisi.ipesix.thItyra
haps, also fi.;)odrkess, but they were • never eeelly well, but tho trailtat of
kinsfull; in thiei - that they 'did not
more liberty, and, even if he hats to be
Gray iseemla to give thei ratted
kr.ow what' it wa,s to lose heart or . t;11° bcdY
, ifoedlila Initst be ineiteeted, and must owth of cientifie egricelture,
' be aceerepanied by certifica
• sign- Mr, James thinks, there will be a
the gr.A
Colic c lion of I mi. le nerds Found n a tei
s
Messac h Li sett s ed by a Canadian official voterinar, piece for almost S, new cc:meal-len
Webs' er, Mess.. July 1.-A. remark- ian, (stating. that me contagiorn disease along this- line, Th 't I.T. S, Department
•
C A. tn'e ,Iture wasfound to be a most
able collection of implemente Used by affectipet cattle, excepting tuberoulo- play the coward, They all played u.p
nainers. in 1083 has been diseovered ana ac.tinonryoosis, oxistedt eg,xxclkoinitsdiiit,eure:rt4,5rliosoeoo\ovoithorasno.,ialontnoul)al
and played t.he game, they have played and working all the ,time.
in bed, be Le encompassed; with books .
- doeerted ;shaft 0 f 'tho Stur-7 the distilet in which Um animate have Mr G. C. Creelman, Stperintendent
that a happy phra,se was better ;bap
d, was re-eleeted becretary-ireasurer it to the end, and, in order to, rein-
. tied theY aro gaing to play Big frleede have always iltalic;-ed
benign graphite naiee ninety feet be. beer, kepi ler six months preceding Institutes in Ontario, whe ale° atter.d- wen
•
1.
low the surfece. i ,
' the date of impot ..i. ion.
pump stock, twenty-five feet long, and- filmitL1071.
certifieata uppilee to the enimals in
mast present an affidavit that said
Tno diseovery ir.elutle.e a. - evooden ' - '
almost intact ; a section of' chain f or., A certificate for cattle ever six mon-
nicely weighir.g fif ty pounds and! now tho old ler bree(1.1oll hernesosi Lind for,
liming tho scales at but five lbs., and mach cows nell?e, also show that they
9unao bammer,s of ancient make. have been.l.ev Dilate I to tee tuberculin
test and fotnd free from tuberculosis,
Moro than this, it has benome posi- giving the, date of testing, with tele
tively known that the Sturbridge gra. chart of reaotion and a deseription of
phito mine, wa,s the first mine of, tiny the (tattle, with ago and inartenn,s.
United States.: i _ , , . (inspected at the port. of entry. unit
Ant. Liniment )nity be reqtured to. be
kind clieeovered and worked in the
The discovery was 'recently made ar.y anneal sheeting .symptonei ni tub-
by C. E. aed Franois Husbands, of -eruelertie may be eubjected to the eub-
I-hiladelphia, expert ;graphite men, . creel ir. test, upan nue true t ion from
who arei row operating at the Inine. the chin: ue nu Bureau of eatemta In -
For .sornething like 219 years' these Autetry. • -
irapiemeet.e have lain in ice cold - bleep.-- A.11.sheep imported nap the
writhe deep :IL, 1.1111 ground, and, in United States fur oreeding, graz•ing or
the line el ancient tools„ are probably feeding must Ix, ittspeeted and niust
mere valuable than any othern in the be ace:nape/tied by a certificate e.gn-
country ; . . 1, ' ed by a ear.adien official veterinarian
An investigation conducted. by the stating that no contagious disease af-
Philadelphia men has developed the feeting etieep. ham eaasted in, the die
-
filets.. whicle fiest became IIIIOWIl Ont.* trio,- la SVilie6 111C' allinial5 ha" b'en
side of Edward' S. Hill, -of Wetts,ter; kept for six menthe preetd.nO the date
president of the Maesaehusetts Gra- ot itanortation. The owner or -lin.
Phito Company, which townie the pro- porter mast present an affidavit that
perty. ( • ...- •teaid eertitieate etitere to the animate
Mr Beebe/el and SC/1 believe they ..in qtrenttesi. . .
a. tome to him, and that a now writer,
of the association. troth 11., en . t. force my courage and that of oth'x recalling Elizabethan days, sweend
feriae: tool: part in the programme.
. One was a little fellow, but he is the grave; but when iw .was $tricIxe.nr
goieg. to lite big .sorne day, who was . &me last year with onnof the deada-'
SELF -Ft EDNG PRISONS
onee. He had so little strength to.
commonly call Boy, a, there
edbecaus. net deteases. eve lost. hope more than
pet irli ittlaintiaistrteiiIrs e le iji:1;feetti,etio...
ore
ir.g, ae far ah possible, is an txcellent
toTitIrt'cltaroAn°rf
ly he had not a edirtplete boy body, for dieease, retorted. with, ferce; the dne-
Ms soul was eager to do everythine tore shook their heads and dared not
was in htm a bo soul. Unfortunete- fight with, and twice the treadle:non
One hundred and eixty-five
that the. hardiest boy wants' to do, en:meow:we and we went three times -
acres have receritly been added to the _
a day to enquire, tearing each tine:ate
art, told that it Ls now. expected, that 1 aed things that Acme. eardy beys look at the servannsface, He did not
farm at nt. Vincent de Paul, and we
Paolde, I will Pees them in review. bring him back from the mouth oft
the Penite,ntrany will be able to raise would be afraid to do, and his bully die beeause lie would lIgt ;net deOla•I'
which ought to have been, to 511i t tuch log that he ,uaust live tot eenthin boys
all its own farm produce.
a e OW, as Lard as nails, used to fail
1 11 h fellows in the old college. • ,
So fat its practicable, every per-
bo7 t8ealtit-sourre , hon and, put him to 'shame. He wee may at this time mention west an in -
And the lean ot tny berees. that 1
truoarnteitnigt. prison 0,sbbiecroutLidon
of At -pekoes: to having' prisonnnede for: yeene the, evert of malicious feta firm mate little, frail and deforMed..
geode sold In conapeeirion with their
''' fel e three days of foot ball were oipu- in the background and hardly,
whebnieg modesty, which kept hina
He wets also afflicted .with an
ever -
and the plaything a eircuinstaneot.
output, is natural and reasonable:
cpiver he had been' badly hurt and was allowea him to do twin. then isuggept
obietactlimepreenilenglIjp,OrpronSietri.C)sIl_ctoo mt ha.:Jro,Ilizelya•
grow the clothing and toed they them- an. 01)11 on In the ,ortionary affairs
ir, hospital, and I h•tve known a er
selyee onetime. Certainly, a Pent- . ok.et ball go round tire whole field till of life lee never obtruded. hiraself„ and, ..
tentiary full of men perfectly able. ,. , .
it nauna lihn soine.where on. Um nand. if be spoke, etruld be xeduced to cillene.e
by a single -word, when he need to •
buy anything that can be grown on lio would jump into the coldest water ' flush and shrink further into leisi.
to work, should not ho permitted to
the hinds connected with the instie for a swim,. 'but he. had not enoug. 11 i poor twisted shell. A.stranger would '
way, the blood to keep off a .chiri, arid he would nave :said that• there never lived ;eot ..
tette* ; end. in the, name
workshops of the prison should 'sun- , le . timid. and defencelese a oreateee, but
ply most oi the articles; rev -iced by t Lay c, t to wateh a' match r,pi thei wo could have tom that atranger 'that -
are now Int a fere way to unearth] a . Sonten- All IS •:, Ot le. tometes‘ . wetteet day, ail then the matron. ho was wrong. Wo knewi thief, II it
, Wlate public money is spent' to pro- ne.:xt. day declared he hail a ternorit- were. a matter of conscience thie..gere .
very rich bed- of graphite, and it wan breeding. purposes, grazing of teedingt
during their inv.estig,ation that the shall be
' aceuznPanied' i'y all aticiat vide for any part of tbe living of a tare He d' • ' •
id net cane what he ate, •
- tlest and feeblest on mon pot:1d bo op .
relies. mentioned, wove discovered.. In veterinary certificate ;stating that 11.0 prisoner, it means that et:Mee' hard- ' bold as a lion, and would,' tether havet '
cold water, ao ay from -the air, the contagious diseaee affecting swine has working, honest man outside of the but nature had forgotten to give him .
laid dew.; his life than Yielded. on inch.
pu.nip had lain for more thee two _extent.: int the dietriet in whieb. the
einem has had to put his hand. in his . the ostrich! digestion with which she In the bitter days of. the past he Would.
hundred years, apparently, and is to- •ewiree have been kept, for six months
pocket to :support en idle criminal endows other boys,' and he was indit- have rnarched, perhaps .eilently, but .
day ir almost a perfect state of pres- preceding the date of importation, and L ho owes' his ability to live off the ft. - L. - .
e!ent t t cold, but colds 11304. to lind eertainre cheerfully, to the staket for
• . ;ark of others to hio crime. This is the least jot or tittle CI his faith ad,
., a
terve:time . the owner or importer must preeent
The attain however, hats Corroded It az; affidavit that said certificate ap- an exceedingly undesirable state cf him out the eame day. There wee nor. in the en,sier days of the present he
is figured that originally it weighed Plies:. to the animals in question. effairs. Crime shorald not tend to ie.-, little chaP of his time to Persecuted by endured many a moor and also kiss
„ .
at least fifty pounds. It. has now Quarantine.- All cattle, elecep and learee euert front the responsibilities of physical ailments and so hindered b
rotted away, and weighs ri, little :less _eivine for breediag ..parpesee, grazing,
lite:. and honesty should nevett )=Ot d 11` y
than five pounds. although in still . or feedieg, 'Whent.not accompnaled ht'.oee'eieepped by 'II '
tale devied for the : teteany of constitution - trethough
the required, affidavits and certifica. ' „. . . . , . . . there Wee nothing rotten. about him-
• seppeet ea icemen:ale.
and thestrengest tattoo- wai not more
I; d f
hangs together and le a wonderful
outriettity. , 1 .
The 'Sturbridge' graphite mine was
Bost diseovered by aemar. named Old-
ham. Ir g these days Innians were
plentiful, and the mine need to be
arra of their is:trona:bolds.
A isubsteutee the found 'a t the
mine was made into red paint, and
this. together with the graphite, WAX
eta. by the l Indians to paint their
faces.
The relies diaeo'vered are .still at the
mint, and will probably be removed
St. John, N.B., July 4. -All the later.. 1.7
delegates to the National Council of
1Vomen of Canada, have arrived and
to -day the council will be formally
opened et the 'York Theatre for the
transaction of business.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies of
the St. John Gold Club served tea
at the club house, the event being
slightly marred by rain. Last even-
ing His Worship afayor and Mrs.
nhite entertained at a public re,eip-
tion in honor of the visiting dele-
gates. The York Theatre was beau-
tifully decorated in honor of the
event and the, fonetion was marked
by brilliancy, the assemblage .of so
limey representative .women repro
-
senting malty callings, philanthropic
and educational interests, lending
eclat to the affair.
IeS'esiteg Cnesiolit.
New York, July 4.-A speeret to
The 'Times from Tacotna sitys: The
Tacoma St t el Company has bad
picots etepared mid has chosen a..
site on Tacoma tide fiats for the er-
talon of a 250 ton blast furnace,
It will be the Hest modern' blast fur-
nace erected on the Peellie coast,
leen ores and littlest ones Will be
brought front the company's pro-
perties iti British Columbia, while
it will mine its OWII oriel, Rolling
niills tted ship -building plant will
be constructed by the. same com-
pany, which has secured control of
the largest iron deposits on Vane
eouver and adjacent Wends.
As !Unto, is 1 ro4iblo,
Vabcouver, July 4.-A Supreme
Court \vat -rant bee been issued for
the apprehension of William Me Ad-
ams, , editor of The Sancfon Pay.
Father thinks you should
Print this Letter
Drotnore, Egremont, Oct. 4511, 1890.
gaeLetel Modiehie Co., Goderieli, Out.
When I was talon* three years old, I
was taken sick with pains it) the chest,
and vomiting. At the age of I 0 I weigh-
ed ouly 75 poutels. Wi.l8 50 An.1311. at
that. age I used te travel for half fare.
My father took me to all the dottors he
couldhear of, far and near. Soule of
them treated me for enlargement of the
heart, imine for dyspepeia, some for
the liver, others said some. blood
vessels lied burst and the tithed was
forced intu the storeach.., One doeton.
treated me for two years steady He
Was gotag to ono nie sure, but hotter/CI
of a meet I kept getting tvotse all the
time. I nsed to have spells of severe
pains, father and othets had to hold tee
dowit while I rolled on the lloer stiffer.
ing untold misery. ',Some Omits the
&dor weight not be half a mile from the
house when Ito had to be called beeke
Ile could not relieets me, but. steed look-
ing over me like the rest. \vas taken
to 21 doctors before I beitan your
medicine. The espernes bewared hi
tuy case can better be imagined than
clesnbed. ; blather Would- pay anything
tit relieve me. I took your System.
enovator arid applietlE,A,McLennati's
Liniment, nsing bOth. direeted. .1 be-
gan to mend right away. continent
the Renovatet steady until lest fed, still
gaining it) flesh Rua Streogth. I am
alrig Wrong fellow now, weigh 120 ll*e
and Work all day long, and ittneverburte
inc. Refer)) I could not do any work at
all. I have ;treat reason be thitukful,
(Ally for yotte remedies I would have
1.)4en. in thy geave before this.
At. 11.1cDonvo,
litaeteotl'a Itemedies, ostablished in
tee, must be detained in guarantee+,
for 01113 weak .at the expense of the
owner or imporMr, under tte super-
vision of the inspector in chary. Ani-
mals found to be free from disease at
the. exact of this time will be relea,sed.
Tramsportetion.- All cars used in
the transportation of aninals mut be
finst thoroughly cleaned end then
dieinfected by whiteeweehing With a
ot (pees for commence sake. He was
devoted to an unpopuler cau,se, and he
put constraint upon himself to epeak "'-
for it to work for it, and, eveto t.
fight for it, and through ell its revert- •
tt-t-
Iindifferent. If be could conceal ill- ises and disappointments be Was ever
eve, he. dicta to the point of deceit, the men in that glem he was the. only
hopeful and enthusiastic. Out of all
:11.eiltlint'f':er:s.:Id3t:e•t6%.raip°11:tialivt$73:0'otuxs:11,Lheia0111?3;.1.t.v.:111: was shivering in fever, and making
The Toeonto G•lobt het 011e of its
AN UNTOUCHED .TERSITORY
tending- he wan perfectly fit when, ho
he wa,s, I thiek, the- bravest,. tor
there are ;many forms of cottrage,'yett
among whom a coward cotild not live,
!swallowing retitle when his throat weakling in body, and out of them all
would not allow, bread to pees, pre
the greateet( at all is spiritual. ,
fOliOW3 Oh the, letter published in out that De hardly felt anything when
mixture of limo and, carbolic acid be- Wettnesday's WSW,:
ha was in a,n eig ny of pain. He wctid I
which our correeponden.'s la ,tei
of Saskatchewan, tot
' then he was disgusted. tvith the 11183
have bled to uenth one night thee nn.
The territory .
open upend, Mid never made a moan,
treats to -de:, is 114.000 square aillee
made. over him; an,' when he broke hi.1
' had not a boy heard him moving, and
in extent, and yoe has (Illy 100 natlee
, a.rm. encl. day at u gaine he never gave
Of railway within. it. Ice eituation
a, groat, and declared, when the dee-
is by no means boreal. Pritne Albert,
, tors were handling., him, that he -way
the chief Were in the territory. 14 in
al bit :sore, ,but it might have bent it 1
a bent tine ewe:, 1 ati t ude as lau niIn
lot worse; and, yet, ner far as: I could L
Liverpeol: Hamburg, Bremen and Der -
observe, he had ,ehe most sensitive
mutate.. than Copanhagen. S. Peter, -
lin. It is a more ;southern coin -
nerves, as well as the keenest imagine-
leire,„ , leneecow. Glasgow or Edieburg.
non. While I have heard iStrong
The miect northei ly boueslary of. . he
vier.. gtoanino, thee pain, and able-
:ttrritory. indeed, is three deercee fur -
bodied men. in a. Otate. of abject funk
thar eolith thn.n St. Petensbure. In
in danger, I never knew Boy to mike
itt traYel'aPd by rivers as nationl 1.1
, e n,...oan, nutter what he. might, and I
ag the Rhtne. The troneportation
t do not believe he. knew what fear wan
whith comparatively gballow rivers
1 ive next person is a woman whom
afford. elthough suited to laaropeer.
!Providence teemed; to nee hardly, for
countries, with their pat iota era
;elle luta been born it rich manna day: -
peony paid laborere, isnot apparen.tly
ghter, and .e,be, had married it rich
%lilted to new Countries, where lebo...
a beautiful home. It eeenaed as if elle
Irene's. SOIL and they had, begun life. in
is ecerce and more highly paid. Its
I wi,,s to have no drudgery and little
rivers have therefore played no pate,
• care, but only easy davs and a plea-
. , . ,
In the development 6t Saskatebewan,
tame t cti v iron ment .f or tlIO Yedrs to
'I - -I "Vii 1 1 • - fuel and a pit --
I ()elite, 'When the trash came and 1 hey
thorn. of freight there it tor saying
Ii were left penniless, her husband ob-
what the future may Foe. The non Is -
Inoue a .situation at little, more than
-en brevet) et the Saekatobewan cats
the salary of a workingman. end they
ntrounh a eoi I field, so that the ellel
otent to a workingman's hot.. It
ea aesured,
atal para of the necessary coedi., On !
; was bete, an•,3. not in their original
L. the metentime,howover. The work
i \vas never eo encompeesed with charm-
• honte, that I was their guest, -and' I
of development will be done by the
ing impasture. The one sitting room
railways. M already stated. there
W.5 drawing-roora, and 'dining -room
are aboat 100 miles of railway it :In
and library, and, smoking. room, ihtid
Saskatchewan. Kansas, whose eree is
breahnosteroem, all in tern, and 'db.
brit 81,848 square Miles,bas 8.719 miles
weys perfectly, so that you could not
square. miles, has 2,731 miles; Iowa,
of rullwaY: North Dakota, 76,172
go to your hedereom. and return, bet
55,697 equitre miles, 9,18a miles;
, else that t had boon bolero, it seem,
Y ou foundi that room to be. something
849 niile,s. 'Taking the least of these
South baketa. 7d,885 square miles. 2, -
ed to Ur half e d ' ' d
therefore, and Atithy a liberal t Loa nt
each eeneeion Whet it ought to be, and
tbere ie tonsideritiele rem for rail -
ell by soiree skillful witchery ()Levens-
cinnamon.
way development in Sa,sketebewon.The
• 'I • corn -mks • whieh have f
- !I:neatest, toed If we ,se.evect ourselves
The fetid yea"; ite the
Meek the weet! the great.est field of
e a wae the, pleaoaeter fot the watt of
their enterprise apPoar to have weeder
oerentony., arid if eervatits did: net ap-
takers to supply the NirkUlti an the
„ pear it gaVel tftl the, greater frotdorn.
airgitt tereitoryin cettattitatt will 'there
Viet lied .the beightePt talk, With no
fore'see ti i great deal -of cold 'steel
6 ahadow oi conmlaint, and the one suU.,
ject the istupidest than wofild Ana
t
ha tt chonfot tnnobing tin waif the
. dietieter which bad befallen, the fetidly
, fottniece. She wait, as hri4htt Out .del
fore the animals are placed therein.
Shippers. mast see that this is done
before. the animals aro loaded; as un-
less these 'regulations art) complied
with the ears will not ba edmitted, to
the United States,
The regelations the Treasury
Dept.' tho V. S. direct. as follows,-
Registration.- No animal for 1>reed-
ing purposes shall be admitted free of
duty unlese the imporor turnishes.
COI tifiCAIth Of the record. and pedigree
in the form hereafter given, showing
the animal to bo pure „bred and that
it hoe beeni admitted. to fun registry
in. the Ameeican h.nat of record. es.tab- I
halted tor that br,eed. and that its sire
and dem, and grandsiree and grand -
dams were all recorded in a book of
recent e.stablished for the same breed.
AL. effidevit -by the owner,. agent or
importer that such arainal is the iden-
tical animal deseribed hi the ,said eer-
tifieate of record' aral pedigree, meet
bo picesainted.
'Ordeal the. certifieate of record nod
pedigree is produe.ad the animal ehall
Ire, considered dutiable.. ease such
enetificate, Ls nut at hand la the time
of the arrival of the, aniteale, duties
Abell be estitnated thereon' and de -
ponied, ard the animals. 'delivered to
the importer, who may within ten
deny file a written etipulation, with
the collector, to produce the requieite
eer tifieate within: six menthe from tho
date of entry; whereupon 1 inal
ot Oho, entry will be !suspended
heti! the pr•eduetiori or the e,ertifieate
oe oxpirattet.f.of th.s six triotiths.
Upon the peoduelion of the certificate
ite deo Soon! within six. menthe from
the char; cif (retry the ainetint deposited
shell be refunded I : • •
Form of Record wnd Pedigree tit be
ae.ed for Iniportar.t Animals: -
Pedigree of Sire Sire
Nto •ba •••• •.4 •Nit .11. led X0
fikkit.
I No
• dant
Site
Not!'
Dam laid aercent -lin fame its the nett •tvw
1888, aro the Only Medicines tit (Amens .; % f No.......e .. ot three year,S. Tha eitilwity rate ie
'
which Mete Said int theit brerita,Witheirt I berchy tertity that the, Orme° ... .0 that guarter tit the Dondefori IS, itt
advertising. Address :MacLeod Medicine eettreet pedigree ot No deed, otte of the trent picteresoue In
C h Th I. thi tittt ti i ure bred and has du: trial episodes raow being stetted
0., GOderic , Ont. a se t ,s
T.
•
4)p11111)))14. of LeatlIng Pitysinialts,
Thom tonna the stunt wizen* in r t by
W. T. r‘truzig 01 grmr, 1144.1raito14 bonunr-
bui s 1 14 viol 1)041 loud n I hare
• .14. T. OA:NIPIOILL, ZL L,, otetinnan
Be ea feinaot, Ont.
Pre.. rein. For sale by drneelsts, or by -mall
,n, *1i 10. Ill' Z1 100.
1.9 • N Inteaditettiring Chemiet,
innate , 4)ntar u.
Are just what every
weak, nervous:, run-
down woman need to
make het ateorig aed
IVetili
Tey cure those feet.
logs of smothering and
sinking that tortle•tort -
at times, make the
heart beat strong and,
regular, give.
sweet, • tefeesh.
ing sleep *a
banish
aches tatel -Dere
vousness. They,
infuse /taw. •
and enefigy into.",
dispirited,heaItit%,,
shatterettwonten,
.who hartit x101•11
tie think theee
„
rib tUrei tor trietna
They earn Nervoitseast, Steotesattetati
Nee'Vena Prostration, lain Fag, 11'104
end Ditty Spells, ListlestaeaAs
Meets of La Orippe and Pever, men* ,
' General Debility And all tedublett itritinite
tionittio*rtainis.6.4ovittonieiSylmiteinotitio, s sot
tit two, •Ctio. 111111111101,
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