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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1905-07-21, Page 8July. 2let 1905 TIEIE CLINTON gEW ERA , Anww11.11•11el, , Fisist-Gracie Tea• The Red Feather indieats a fust -grade Ceylon tea, of uniform flavor. Its c!ctuality" standard is fixed. Black, Green or Mixed -never put Up in lead but always in sterilized parobrnent.lined package.s--74s0. • per lb. 4Get Ted reaMer in your cap • ell1111%,, Antria' Town Directory -- CouNciL-May or, Hoover; Couficil ors, Ford, Wiltse, Gibbings, Cluff, Cottle, Cantelon; Clerk, Macpherson; Treasurer, McTaggart; Chief, Whedt- ley. Pon OFFICEOffice hours, lobby open 7 30 -.ii. closes 9 p. in., wicket open 8 a. m closes 7 p. m. Jas. Scott,- - postmaster. PuBLIc Liana Hy -Library and free ailing room in Stavely Hall Open ery day from 2 to 5.30 p.m. and from to 10 pan. J. Bean. librarian' ScHoor, BOARD -F. Hodgens, chair Illfelnan; T. Beacom, Charles. Hale, A. Turner, R. Downs, F. Hall, Shaw; Secretary, Jelin Onninghtune. Meet- ings first Thursday evening in each month COLLEGIATE BOARD -M. D. MoTag- gam, secretary ; Wm Jackson, treas- urer ; D. A. Forrester, chairman ; 3. 1:Lansford, Jas. Scott, Jas. Fair; A. Pluinsteel. BOARD oF HEALTH -J.0. Stevenson, chairman; Mayor, Wm. Harland, sr,; Dr Shaw, Medical Health Officer; Jos. Wheatley, inspector. BAPTIST Cumuli -Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Sunday school at 2.30 pan General prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings. Rev. W.H. Magee, pastor; D. Prior,. S. S. supt. WEsLET METHornsT CHURcH - Sab. bath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 2 30 p.m. Rev H. M Manning, pastor; A. T. Conner, s upt. General prayer meeting Wed- nesday evenings ; Epworth- League meets Monday evenings, and Junior League Friday evenings. ONTARIO Sr. METHoDisT CLUIRdH- Sabbath services at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m. Sundf,y school at 2.30p.m. J. S. Cook, D.D. pastor; Thos. Murch, S. S. supt' Epworth League meets Monday even- ing; prayer meeting cn Wednesday • evening. • . VILLIS PnEez.,TTEHIAN CHURCH - Sabbath services at li a.rn h,nd 7 p.m. • Sabbath school at 2 80 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenirigs; Chris- tian Endeavor Meeting Sunday even- ing after service for half houx Prayer Meeting and first -Monday of..month business meeting iBev. Dr. Stewart, D D., pastor; James Scoft,S.S. .supt.' Sr. I-"AuL's CHunell, EPiscOpAL- Sabbath services at 11 a:-tn. and.7 pan. Sunday school at 2.30 p.m, Ladies' Guild meets last Thursday of •ea,eb. month; - A. Y. P. A. meets Tuesday evenings. 0, R. Gunne, M.A., rector and S. 8. supt. • - ST. JosEpn'S CATHOLIC CHURCH - Service held every other Sunday at 11.30 a in. and 7 pan. • Rev. Father Pinsol neault, pastor. C. 'M.B.A. meats 4th Thursday every month; Sacred Heart devotions lst Friday of the ---month; Mass every morning at 8 a.m. 13nter1le,EN -Meetings at 11 a.m. and 7.60 pan. on Sunday, and on Friday at 8 p.m. SALVATION ARMY- Service:At 7 mar 11 a,.nt. and 3 and 8 p.m. on Sunday and every week evening at 8 o'clock • -- Clinton Post -office Time Tgbie Public Lobby opens 7•30 a in. Public Lobby closes ;9.00 p.m. Wicket &M.O. office operi 8.00 a.m. P. 0. office closes 600 pan. • Wicket closes 7 00 p.m. MAILS. Stevenson's solace,' Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson has told. • of tile circumstances under which cee, taln of her husband's books were writ- teu. Steveusou and his wife • were looking over some records of trials in the Old • Bailey . court durieg 1700. Among the papers was 'one describing the trial of James Stewart for the mine der. of a Man wiach Stevenson -"read • with avidity." He used much. of the story in this WO eourt record for "Kid. uaped," 'beside:, "eking out the charac- ter of Alan Breelt. "David Balfour," the sequel to "Kideaped," was writ - .ten in Samoa amid, very "distracting circuinstanees.” .Mrs. Stevenson says, "With the natives on the verge •of war , and amid the -most lialeidoscopie poe Mica' changes, uncertain As to what moment his persoual liberty might be restrained, his every .action iniscien• eruct, and resented by the white in- habitants �f the island, the excitement and tatigue.of my husband's daily life might have seemed enough for any one man. to endure 'without the additional strain of literary work." • $; Mails close as follows South 6.35 a.m.,.3.50 East..6.3.5 a.m, 2 50 pan., 4.50 p m. Noi•th 9 50 a.m., 6.00 pan. West , 1130 p.in. Goderith -9 50 a 6 p.m., 9 p.m. Mails are ready for delivery approxi mately as follows : From North ....8 00 a.111 1.80 • • West .• 8 00 a " South .11.00 a.m., 7.09 p.m, •• East 800 a.m., 2.00 p m. from treNught train " Godet ich 3.45. p.na. N 0TE : -The publiit is requested, to hear in mind that the hours mentioned above for opening and closing the Lobby are not compulsory, but might he madecoincident with the opening and closing of the Wicket. The prim.- ege is extended by the Post-masttr or the convenience of box -holders. There may • be occasional days when this privilege will be withheld to en- able the caretaker to do necessary. eaning, etc. Pure Tea 111=0M111411111111111111161 Hygienic Packages Users of Grand Mogul Tea pronounce if he beverage of good heakh. Grown on the sun -kissed mountains of Ceylon, it has the delicious and mellow flavor of purity. ((Prepared by machinery from plantation to cup. The packages, lined with air, tight paper, proted it frFe'n store dust and microtes. Never sold in bulk nor in poisonous lead. The efArt to substitute some other Tea to be "just as goad" is the desire of some dealers for an excessive profit on an inferior article. Grand Mogul Tea ((Sold at 25e, 30e. 40, and 504 per pound Look for the prettiri etAP pon and fist of pratiltims In aidit • imitate- . • • • ALL THIN,. PALE ::.WOMEN'.. Can tear!' the eause of Melt. Nervou used upe on dition. . . With -women; , ill -health is 'usually traceable to . nerve . exhaustion, • 'Feel- ing ruff -down and tited inose of the time is nature's ' warning that 'mote nerve -force is required. • . • You Must ituild up, nourish the tad? vitalize the nerves, get more flesh andblood. . • 14 s the abundant nutrienent nod building material . in • Ferrozon e • 'Hilt enables it to curego many sick women. It increases the Appetite; adds weight.. and strength; restores 'lost- 'color Liid develops a . surplus of 'energy and nerve force that defies.Sickness of tuy kind'.- There is living • proof in Mrs. Daniel Ferguson, Jr, of Prescott, Ont. Read hex -statement "A year ago mY • •health• failed, I . grew thin and exceedingly pain. At., times I WAS prostrated • m ith . nervous , and sick headache. day I was tinal.. • At night itaeas: difficult to ob- tan restful sleep.. My Appetite -NW variable and indigestion bothered inc censiderahly: I. became 'morose and Suffered: !emu:heart palpitatiob.' • You coifil. scale !If believe' the' benefit I. derivedie one week from Fer ozone,. Color came back to re y • cheeks; My , vitality and lipeetitednerOsed, renew- ed nerve force•and better • spirits dame also. Ferrozone did a ;world of ' good and made me will " • • R. member this : IN alcoholie' stini- lIhLllt canuouriali and build up like Petrozone. Fifty ,centsper boX or six boxes foe $150. • Al'all dealers, or N. •C. Poison & Co., 'Kingston,. Ont., and • ,Hartford, Conn.:IL S. A. .e• .3" ,4* fslo 1,..1 t THE HALL OF FAME„ • L. Clemena. end' family have taltig house for the 'eunieser in Dublin, N; .returntleg to Nevi York in the fall, • ibiliP• Hale,' a well known Boston' hmideal critle, fOrMerIr was a lawyer, , Later -be studied mu.1 Ib Berlin and 1 The king et Slain, wbo is a connote - Nor At pr0Clot1s stenos, has , one oCthe fineit collections of jewelry in the tried. 'AMMO phelp5 Stokes, r., secretary Df the Yak) terporation, • will be ,ale•••• g ent in DurOpe finring a censiderable Portion of the not college year. Paul Chariton, who bite been appoint -- ed law officer ef .the !hauler bureau, lives in Onutha and was a classmate Ist Secretary Taft- at Yale. He is bi•Wyer of exeollenfreputation. , 1 Wu Tina Ifnag, former Chinese min. • biter to this •country, was responsible tor• the recent abolition of the custom' of death by Slicing_ and the aubistitu- tlon of iinmediate decapitation. . I• Without perraission from Washing- ton Goverirer Perg'Uson cannot go Out. alcie of Oklahoma, "There' are- a good.: Minty :prisoners in the territory," says :the governor, "ineluding eld Geranimo And myeelf." • 1.'aft..10jeveliod etill aeries -ea consult - lug counsel in law. eases, in which Ids experience *. in the office' of "president may be supposed to: have 'given hfin special at alitIcaticeis an advieor., Ms fees In such cases are large. . EE. doolvie, general manager of the Southern Pacific railroad, rose to his present rank from the bottom,: having begun railroading as a boy at the- ago of fifteen, in the capacity or .telegrapli. operator en the Indianapolis, Chichi- natl. and Lafayette ree`d. • • • The keynote' of Admiral Rojesiven.. sky's life Is work. • He was once...asked what ' hie: • favorite pastime, was. "Work," replied the admiral. •with l:,:s custOmery brevity."Thee !what do.Yeti potielder your hardest work?" "deleg `idle," came the response. • „ • ' • Sir '.111Chard Douglas • Powell, .,31; D., who has just been eleeted president of the . Britith' Royal Colle;,,e, Of I 'Ilya], Mane, Is a Londoner. tip to. 1809 -be was onc, of the physicians eitraordina- ry to tile, queen, and he.. is now phySI-;.:• clan extraordivarY to the king.' . . . ' The Hatpin. "It ought to lie possible for an in- genious milliner to 'devise some•lesW dangerous Method' Of fixing on the hat. than the modern ;hatpin," declares corespondent. 'Wet en1;v is the hatpin' dangerous, but On a windy day the lev- erage on -the' roots of the hair When the large and flapping headgear IS en- deavoring to gall • away is one ,of the causes of headache of which, most wo- men complain afteea buffeting by the elements." • • A TWO MINUTE CRAWL' CUBE ' That isn't equalled the world nver;J:s Nei viline, the greatest relief for Cramp and stomach . pains ever discovered.: Nerviline acts .piomptly and is yerY n'easant to take. 'I think Nerviline is the finestremecryin the world for bolle, and crampe "wiltes W. 13. Wilton, of Toledo, 4hen 1 take Nerviline I know its going to relieve quiokly, and for that reason -I am never' Without it. • I have found Netviline good for sick hcAtlacIfe and stomach troubles and recomniend it for strength And sure- ness. ' Excellent for inward use, and good to rub on. Price 25e. ' • : Growth of the. Stair. . I The influence of diet en the growth of hair has often been discussed. It has been shown that starchy mixtures, milk and many other foods recognized • as being highly nutritious are, in fact, sure death to hair .growth. Chentical. analysis Preeies that the hair is COM - posed of 5 per cent of sulphur and ita ash of 20 per cent of•Silicen and 10 per cent of iron and manganese. The foods Which contain the largest per emit 'of , the above tianfed elements are meat, oatineal and graham. Henry pointedly says, "Nations width ,eat Most , meat have the most hair." r„. • Wanted to no redid. Von= of the House (with shawl: tied eroutid her head) -What are You, bothering me now for? Can't you Sete We're getting' ready to move? Hugon Itatk,•Yea'm, •thought mebby you had seine plea or maps' 0' cake that wuztet• wOrth movin' an' you Might like to git .rld of 'era, ma'am. ' Canso of the Row.. UHL copl Eton goodness' sake, what's the matter with Willie? Ur. ropley (from the bathrocnn)-Oh, he witete the earth.Mrsvi'opley-Wants1 the earth? tIr; ND -ley -Yes; at least that portion of It that' I'm trying to wash off his hands and face. $ridiretit/i Her Appetite. Vert Stout Old Lady (watohliag the lions •fed).1"Pears to Me, mister, that ain't a irery big pleee of meat for such an aiilthal,. Attendarit-It May seem like, a small piece of meat to you, ma'am, but It's big einnIgh for the lion. EDITORIAL,' ru NGS. , • . ,-- 4A plague OE' bobs your hoses" . seeins,%to express the, ,feeling of the'. Equitable .direekoMitoWaial pale in the game.•-Hoston TranseAnt.., New tork- Jude 'ruled the 'after day; that: an altar-hi:tent house, janitor is -a ;Servant.' It is prohable,that the judge has never lived in: a. ilatehicago Bee- t.:,!k4eiNt..., • ; DO average man hai great dlifteuity •nuddratanding. why; 'John D. Bock& Jr, has to work so hard for a living as to impair his health, -New Xork Commercial. • , : London Is excited because a broker- , . overthere failed for a quarter 'of. a 'Million. A. real American failure Would give .those dear old .chaps heart .dis- eitaa-pfeW York Herald, • The apPearence of the openwork •car his reopened the end seat" hog discus- sion. An ex6angedefines thie Porcine specimen as "the Yeti* Who gets there before We do '-Atlanta Constitution • , . • • . . Coleridae'S Home :at Nether Stowell'. The' &lane' Wee it the western end of the and there It stands yet, poet, ugly heuee, close on the street. We wept in, and after making' clear to the good. woman whci mined it that we. were not looking for lodgings we ea* all that there was', to see of th dwelling. Therewere four rooms, two downstairs and two above. All were bare and disorderly, hecanse, as the woinan explained, housecleaning was An progress. It velis needed.. She showed us a winding stair, hardly bet- ter than a ladder, Which led from the lower to the upper 'roeine. There was no view, no garden. But Iti Coleridge'S day there IV as a small plotof ground belonging to the house and running back to the lerge and Pleaisant place of his friend Poole. -Dr. Henry Van Dyke In Seribner'S, • PILLS, rHave Restsred Thousand* of Canadia.n Armen to and Strength. KIDNEY TROUBLES Increasing Asnong,Women, Bat Sufferers fieed.Not Despair THE BEST ADVICE_ IS FREE “t7.1. Of all the diseases known, With which the female organisna,is afflicted, kidney disease is the most fatal, and statistics 'show that this disease -is on the increase among women. • Unless early and dorrect treatment is applied the patient. seldom survives when once the disease is fastened neon her. Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound is the most effigient treat- ment for kidney troublest 'yeomen, ana is the only medicimarespeciallY prepared for this purpose. ; When a woman is troubled )vith pain or weight in loins backache frequent . . . . . painful or scalding urination, .swelling of limbs or feet, swelling under the eyes, an uneasy, tired feeling in the , region Of the kidne3rs or notices a brick - dust sediment in the urine, she should lose no time in commencing treatment with 'Lydia E. Pifikhana's Vegetable Compound; as it may be the Means of saving her life. • . li`Or proof, read whit Lydia E. Pink liam's Vegetable Cempound did for Mrs. Sawyer, "1 ealmot express the terrible suffering I had to endure. A derangement of the female organs developed nervous praatration and a Serious kidr ay trofible. The doctor attended me for a yo sr, but I kept getting worse, until. I was anabio to do'anything, and niade up my mind I eould not liye. I finally decided to try Lydia' E. Pinkham's Vegetable 'Com-, pound as a last resort, .and 1 ant to -day a well .woulan. ' I cannot praise It too highly, aud I. tell every sintering woman about my case." • Mrs. Emme, Swyer, Conyers, Ga. • Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to . Women; address' in confidence, Lynn, Mass: • • Amino. • OvausH.- krcHIN.G. zn London the Sale. Of Bibles: dis- tances the ooinbined sales of all the popular novels of the. day; •• . " - There are not enough qiialiiied den- tists' in .Groat Britain to nieet..the de- !tniind,,-14 the assertion of "a, :London Inedleal journal, • There., are 30,000 conStinniti-VeS in London. 'Eight thousand:, persons dle there every Year from it; and the same ntenbet 'from other forms -of tuberen- losti. $7:!:';;;;.:5•.;;:; ae; , means of preventing the cash- • big of forged checks, it has been 'sug- gested in Loudon that. the hanks re, sort ; to .the huger Print systcin, at leant for checks for laize amounts. • A FORTVNATE AOCIDENT. May to Her literplextti Was DIsetivs .red by Merest Chance. •"My sister sent me a hat rrOm New York a few weeks ago," said a George- tOwn Wonsan. "It was a very smart bat, but no directions canie with It. - The brim was narrow in one place and wide exactly oeposite it, I naturally know the mirror eide must be the back. Hats always beSVO been made that way :Since I can remember, It didn't look well when I put 4t on.that Way, for the wide aide turned up. "I made up my mind that the wide place must be the side instead of the front, It was a dreadful puzzle, that hat. I Mit it OR With turned up place at.the left side. It made me look queer, but new hats Always do that - Way at first. I wore it downtown to meet my husband and do a little Shop - Platt With him, fie fussed about the hat all the while we -wore buying things. Filially in .one store I shoived him how much 'worse' It looked put on the other way, and he stepped fussing and said It was a fool hat anyway it was fixed. ' "Corning home the car was jaiximed. A man fell over ree_gne knocked my bat dear knows how far out of plumb. was•too mad the, thing to straight- en It. When we got home my husband , said, "That's a mighty pretty hat.' 1 - looked in the Oise, It was. The man In the earalad jerked It round the_way it was meant to go. It's wide and turn. Ing up in the Wick and baro' and turned down in tbe front, and if the man hadn't knocked It that way I'd hive wcpi It all spring without finding • Out bow Itwas intended totbe worn." -- ;Washington Post. • as., . NoateihslIti hip to Doti. One 'Member of. a certain:worn/tie!' club was leaCing the Sunday afternoon' reception when she Diet - another just chming fil. . - • •'•••• -"You're a :cordiallostess;" remarked the. first. "Why. don't .yon come early and 'entertain' your. company? , That peat you invited -hag been waiting and waiting' ler' you aolld houra "Itearensr exclaimed' the other, mueh. annoyed. `fitasn't. she, gone • et?" -4,1; limn; inter °Celia... • , • . • ; •-......rnA• DE MARK A Tonic. roa ALL. Makes new blood ' • It.liwigorates ft Strengthens It bui/ols :BONE: Ai.so MUSCLE Una with the greatest advantage by all , wour peoine.* Preeents fainting, makes peetaci checks into rosy otos ' '•Davits eb Lawrence Co., Montreal.' •waciszawantsarnonsuranzes. The British adinirillty has jtist made! . Smuggling Adventure. There is. a. thrill of, the 'old. srhug- Oling clays 0350D a Channel adventure chiding the chase of a smuggling craft,' Mr*PLIWNV MikRMIANkki 0011# &hi• first dental appoittinent. A dental •siirgeOu- bas been appolpted for the 'sailors and marines et•Fortemotith. He . Awill.rnuk as it civil eervant and so will • irear. it uniform. TI101:8ANW-1 DO PE ) I T, • • The:dont, i4 being ametired 'by thousands Citoaditins by temp; so- called cures for Catiterh Wilt:titling an exeessive amonnt of iticOlue and other . There Is QuicK Relief From .0.. urilk TORPID LIVER. '-'111414 in rruit.a-tives. And they are a positive chre for constipation mid all blood impurities. Those Who have used these marvelous little fraitliv= tablets are the Ones who praise them warmest. Here is one of inincire:ds of testint011ialS froth. those who owe their good. health to Fruit-a-tiues ie. - tried Pruito•tives and like theria exceedingly, We happened to need such ueitofedid atiegmaaarnmefieussditihvee; tdocn lute :n5(01 ui tsuIllit1Q;e2yrl,uiiits.estitla,rzeo. bymearDasy,sca, now that .1wtia.rv.7 • • or Iri-alt lLiver Tablets.* 5oe. ab.. At dru gist. Manufactured by Prnit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.. I 9 0 5 ..7-541.e, (ay." y clea • r r V II. 11 THJ- Q5'YET 1.,REL4, . CANADIAN INfilliONAL tX111111110iV AT T 0.R 0 N TO -AUG, 26 T° SEPT- II $45)00(1 in' Premiums $38,3coo in attractions, The trials Otsardo nand. BY-Termistien of His Most Gracious lifef.eoty Ring EdwardV 1 the bsnd ,.f the hi, h Gliarels His Majest3os favorite hoDschyld.banci Hind the ili net musical (agar's'st n in the Empire, will give o entices to eae la and every day.. Art and Treasures , • In an especially built, extensive, fire proof art teellery • will be presorted the grat deot collectioh of art and art treasures ever ger to. got.her o• tbis contlrent, including. li om•• front the Kinsr;the rorporatio• s of the Litr of fa). - don. the great Ergl'eth Vniversit'ese 'he • Re. rublip vf France Scotts R nsit,gton Museum .Lend Strait hyena tile Lie tit -OuVe MOT ef on• Maio and etlar .distinguisheA bolded glad gen- tle.ten. ' 11E/0 Coronation Picture By special command of ITS Majesty' tbe Abbey's noted ard historic r a nting will be on tabileation during the entire Fair. Fail of Port Artist o- 1 be Frew" t3,4 pyre) roilftary disp1 ty elver -pro- - di (led before the Collodion people Seenenfisr, this mow reo obtu • wort tr. at B.onppealiag extnt v, be vi v d'y pertrayed with r.o.t 42P - stn. se and Itils.ien soldiery tald g part. Thu., fire% o• kit d s loy .wid be as a brilliant sicabt., • intr. (lacing new feat ur, s atm Orient al ae er. ' • nor test:e • r " Other Things to see The PracesS s, kanipied t the" Ine.- 'dustries and Resources • the:Courtry. Thome - ands of Horses, Cattle, She pp, Boe me, P nItm /4 n d Dugs, sill Canadian Cereals and hilises:a. good Trotting and. ts suoerb Treasetr; 11.0 we the World's latest mations.. ateaniNALA, ....1•111110!•••• • EiPeelal , Spooled cheap railway' and steamboat'stio". pursions have been arranged. Enquires:14am nearest station or ticketlagentZfor rates. l!orPriztList, Entry Blanki sad information, apress • • • •• W, K. MeNITir GHT„President, . 0. CRR, lfanarr antlgem,. ENTRIES CLOSE: Llve Stock, E• Aug, Db. POuliry and Iliegs, Aug. MN .Some Specials ." A large supply -,of Salt in 200 lb, §a0iS, • 7c;. Turnip seect . rriany.kinds; at ISc. 8c -and 20C; Hoes, Rakes; Spades, Shovels. 'Forks, .11andles,. Snaths, Scythes, Wire, Hooks, Staples, Wit& Stretchers, .1 -look Machine; Sugar, in too lif% lots, at. a. great...It reduced • Come NOW... Teirns.•-6a.sh • Or ..prodUce„ Any quantity of 'Putter, Eggs, etc.,. Wanted. Londimitoro ..Emptiritiro June lack 1005 . . it ADAMS OilsokiiiiiiMeadivntnOWWWilifiWe Ready for 4 Spring •;lin We have a ftill asSOrtment Of -Open and Top ,Buggies, fitted *ith either Steel, Solid Rubber, cushion or Pneumatic tires... also Market kLurriber waggonS... ' Rumbail cS.McMat littrn St. Clinton. reported recently ,from Dunkirk, in - boarding.. with revolvers and- crowbnrs in oaten, and the. seizure- or pox. with: a thousand pountla Worth of Con-. traband. • . . • • Capt.'Mace, Of the, -Dunkirk Otistotris Department, havitty; come to the con- clusion that smuggling being ex- tensively carried on from the gee, fit- ted Out en expedition in the sloOri feta Vtandre to, watch., for the smugglers. With Capt. Mace in charge, and an , armed crew of Customs officers and • dangerous.- deep . Docto t here is only one. safe •and certa in once for Catarrh fragrant healing eliterrli • zone Which ;.cores' by medicated eapot • that is breathed direct to. he seat Of the eilseaSee The. ha.isIttnie• vapor Of • erhoione `kills the germs,,. he xis sore Onts,.stopa dropping in the thro,it- keepS• the nose elem..' and. permanently. erred ieated evety trace Of catarrh •from the syste, 0. • Cata rrhozone • can 'V fID its giewahteed. • Twa niouth's treat- -inent:$1,09 ; trial size • . e • • itGle roi Lend,." • . • bean Hole in his book, `elstO're Memo- ries," tells an unitising story of ho* an old woman got the better of her clergy- man in an argtiment. The village 'churchyard was overcrowdea eicept on its sunletis northern side, in which the •suicide Was buried. One day the vicar, while visiting a poor old -woman who -Was nigh, onto death, thought he Would try to get her' consent to be 'burled in the rootny northern plot. He began ESSllring her that the common aversian to burial in any particular portion Of consecrated. ground was a silty preju- dice„nrid foelish superstition. Then he besought her, as a personal 'favor to himself and as an example to others, to pernilt her body to be .buried in the northern Plot Of the clitirchyard, The Old weman thOngbt It all. ova' d boat/nen, the expedition lett Dunkirk on.. a ,Suriday,. • A ..suitpicious •• andhpred near a' lonely aiart of the: coast west of Dunkirk, took to flight as - the sloop bore Op to her. • Chase was ,given, but- the smuggler had the advnittage, and a beat's crew uneer 'Lieut. Ramondt went after her from. the Customs . sloop., •They'. grap- pled • the straisger, which Proved to .be, the Belgike 'fishing sinook •No. 48,' .of La, Faune. board thcy were threatened by the crew -with iroo bets, but' the Customs then' drew ',their. revolvers .and ' captured :the vessel, which'. was loaded .witit no less then atewt. of contraband .,tobaceo.: valued, at about 41,0.00: She ,was taken into 'Dunkirk. At Dunkirk 'eapt. Swartew• ager, of . the caturea smack, and a Dunkirk mail iiantee Beard, win? Is the proprietor, of . 'the Seven PrOvinceS cafe, wore brought before the Magistrates on .the charge of smuggling Silowt of tobacco., and re- sisting the •CuStonia Officers. The .pris. Otters were, found "Criiilty,".: and the • magistrate's ereered.the confiscatfori of the captured tObacco,. Valued ttt abont IC 1,000, idso the confiscation •of. the Stmigglers' vemel, and Impoeed. a fine of 41,026, the total value of the con- fiscated tobacco vessel, and flee being about 42.600, • .111 cielatilt Of payment they are .erielr.to undergo a years Im- prisonment; . • . • How to Kee" 00.1 CO and s e our Sunitueif for MO; $1.25; IA, ire Cots, $1.1,5; Iron beds, Furniture, suitable for,- Veraticia.s,c.)i $I 50, , We have larg-e, easy Birch-hOttoni•C air $ for, a few ininuteS and then answeic , "Well, sir, as you seem to think as one . -- part of the churchyard is• as good , another and that it -Makes no 'difference f4, 'where We be mit, perhaps you'll gie tta • a lead," • The. Vleat did. not grasp the amp Mont, but ho changed the ellbject. I A Dienppointing celebrity. There is no need for so many Worain to An odd impression was that which ander pain and wealtness, tlervousneSti. George Eliot conceived of Schiller aft- /, •svv lessness anternia faint and dizz er her visit to Weimar with Lewes ; 0 render the life of woman around of sick. 1854. She was thrilled, she says, by spat e and die numerous troubles wide the Angust of the year of "the union," noss and suffering. Young' girls- budding,liito womanhood, the legend over the .p,o,et's old hratie, whose face is pale and the blood watery, in the nature of -disillusionment await. but sometni g . vrho suffer with 'pains and headaches, end "Met wOhille Sellillot, Will find Milburn's •Ileart and Nerve ed her Within. it Was very interesting Tills help thenigreatly during this periedi to see his Stinly, left In RS Original Women at the thange of life, who are etatO. Hut when it came to Ills skttlf, nervous, subject, to hot flushes, feeling of owhioe we .ocor for tho.firot time, we pins atul. needles, palpitation of the heart, etc.., are tided over the trying time of "re a mttzed at the 411tIt1the88 of the In' their life by t10 uso of tido wonderful tenee" tual gl°11," 111 1 t kik 116 fertlier middy. After that she co c. a • has a wonderful effect on woman's pleasure Iti the Contemplation of the vse sesswe0, own ' DOAN 3 KIDNEY PILLS $3,o0. ' No char,ge for showing goods,. , J. 11, 01.1ELLEW Bljtk Largest' Furniture Store in the County. • 5. Advertise in the NEw ERA ming.111, .• "MOE, DON'T let that little baby or your children play or creep on the carpet • with their little faces 'close to the , floor. Carpets are receptacles for an manner of DISEASE GERMS • i 'Many a healthy child baboon taken • ill on account of breathing in the im- purities from the carpet. Item) your I rugs mama -pets permed by using $AP -O -REN -0 ' "IT EVAPORATE10 Odorless • Non-indsonous Non-infiammable Absolutely destroys germs Removes all dirt • Restores colors likes sieve' Renews the slzlng All in a few moments for a feWeentli and a child can do it with SAP -0- REN -0 • Thcflilulfrnan & Teeter Do. "Toronto Ask yoltf grocer. Call and examine Our stook of high art.pitumforjaait est case designs, and containing &test, ow Lions purchasable for money. Boerne our" latest styles of aWeet-toned orgsas, beet& prices. Instrttements rented. tuned Or paired. Gramophones and mud* in, \my iety at , t. Ile)FIRWS Mus1e8mporttillit . . g • It la a Backache. • A sure sign of idney Trouble. • If to, yle you know What It meamil Right in theirr'inallkisf the hack. .THAT'S THE SPOT! Do von ever ot a paiti there?' Don't tinted it. Stop it in thee. If you don't, serious Itidney Trouble* ire sure to follow. system, rOrtke$ pains and echos vanish, too flattering built end portrait. And, " r go o r totho eye. mitterablo Stlthe'-a Wretched fore. They build up the system, renew lost bead " while to complete the destrue- b lo to the alo cheek and Sparkle then "nanell told uk that Sehill erhad ' •d blood and divot thob wok, god, tionof bor Ideal she ward how 'Peck, The way to get to the top is to culti. re vitality, improve tho appetite, make rich, .. ) „ 1 Vale the difi)cult. The way to MOY At listbss, noeunbition feetloi: g. rtbe:listeldlelPatt)hfi:osts2t: eg•ttttntec':::: tuhaititt the bOttOra hi to cultivate that Which . go.; Pia ii034 ON 0 MON .1.111 . "11:W611141n Selillier5g 'WWI. Pell" eldtivate the DiffienItya *nitwit anybody else similarly circum. ALI. 1)KM. atitnead can de AS welt ThatoltilinitriC091.1inita4torastOsig ottzette. - Wit Sitakilikite, Lame tinike1041004i4 Dropsy mut elt Kidney assl Slemas Troubles. OM* Stie. luni ei for 11160,afi 41111100a . DOAN ititibt4tit PZzJ 0000 " • Terettint, Ont. • C "Mrs.ifitt-ganders*Dress CuttingCourse _ inv.. , 41 in OM, Improved hi isos wow T IlAVE,improVed tny•tirela Cutting Course to lb Can be tanglit at • ... twine by man bettor than bY Personal inetntettona. It can be , itaoruvgehnt olnnifti iotraotni2 :161110 to,:dkow. ilcb:bet6r 4.;It111.,.1,1w (n).t:..e no more than making:rya. „,i 11. , course in dresotnakitig. front Wring a Measure to finleh. 1 mintier. esotuttiy exatnine all masons. for who can instruct as well as tbo 'stoles. A toward given to . anyone that can Wye that tble dress. efet bet paid by east or inntabnent plan. [ Ccelettpt1 a gorfeet IneentOrt No exixitioncerieeemeary. No adv, genuine without these improved muse is dot the boot Mune king tanftla. eltliCr WW1 'h,;. , ,...4.onvntor .0totajo.40 to taierim..........................................arif...r. .,.,.., sr .................immormiimmifaravomolo. 19 ... .. :1;iiiitireeZ. eatinatte $101111 MRS. WM. SANDERS' DRESS Celine SCHOOL lea \Nees,saSteas nassoatio•- koNAINAAAAO P IS GREE 13 EST ENGLISH to you want the Best, at the lowest price ? We can; supply Berger's -one el the best IiInglish makes -at 25c per lb, E. Hove Dispensing Chemist and Druggist*