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STRATFORD, ONT.
Infante too young to tagmedicine Insa be
cured of croup, whooping congh and colds I
using Vapo-clresolene-they breathe it..
Goderich. IThe•High Court of Justice.
Mr. W. H. MeEwan said on Satur-
day evening that lie never before sae,
such en amount of water running
down the Saltford hills before, the
rains of Friday evening mid Satur-
day melting the snow upon. the .hill
tops. The cellars are all being .flob.d-
d.
Messrs, Ransford of Clinton have
closed down their. salt Works here.
A CHICAGO ALDERMAN' OWES
HIS' ELECTION TO CHAMBER-
LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
"I can heattily-and conscieetiously
reeommend Chamberlain's Cough Re-
medy for affections of the throat and
langs, says Hon. 'John Shenick, 220
Pedria, St.; Chicago. "Two yea-
rs ago during a :campaign, I caught
'cold after being overheated; which
irritated my throat and was finally
compelled to stop, as I could not
speak aloud. In my extremitya fri-
end advised me to use' Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. I took two doses
that afternoon and could not believe
my senses when: I found the text
morning the inflammation had. large-
ly subsided. I took several d .ses that
day, kept right on talkiag-throdel,
the camPaige and I thane. this medi-
einOthat I won my seat le the Coun-
cil." This 'remedy .is Coe sale by II.•
B. Contbe, Clinton •
The News -Record, gives the leo&
news. , ' • .
"Didn't the :minister feel it when s�
many in the congregation 'fell asleep.
duringthe sermon - •
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,`.`Oh, no ; it.egeouraged hint' to keep
:"HOW so?" '
Why, he -waS egotistical enough to
think they were nodding apprOval. :9f
What he said." . ' , • : .
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Chas. Drake, a .mail barrier at Ch-
apinyille, Conn., says : 44Chumfier-
lain's Pain Balm is the 'champion of
all liniments. Tlfe past ' • year I' Was
:troubled- a.- -great . -With- thou in
tisni in my shoulder. .After. ArY4ii
seVeral eures. the -storekeelier 'here re-
etinimend this'. reMedy, and it com-
pletely cured ' me." 'There is no use'
of ._ahyone tuffering from that painful
ailment when this liniment . can be
ebtained for a small :sum: One:Appli-
cation gives . prompt relief and Its
continued use :fora short timeWi1I.
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on hand a supply lof Olean .,Seed
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The -jury sittings tif the High Court
of just* were held in Gotlerichr last
week 'before Hon. Mr. Justice Mere-
dtth. Three of the six eases set down
were disposed of by Wednesday even-
ing, and the other three, including the
Township of Ashfield vs. Couety of
Huron •ease were adjourned to the
non -jury sittings.
The first case was Wright vs. the
Grand Trunk Railway Co., an action
for damages alleged to have been. re-
ceived by the plaintiff, Wm. Wright,
a farmer living in the township 'of
Tuckersmitin. On the 1.2th of July la-
st Mr. Wright deliyered 'a load of
hogs in Seaforth and between 5( and
. 0 o'clock in the evening startedi ow his
return home, At Mr. Wright was cro-
ssing the railway trkek a freight train
in blacking up, crashed into his wagon
smashed the wagon, caused the death
of one of the hories and injured Mr.
Wright himself. The freight train. in
question. was a special made up in
Goclerich to run to.Stratford, If left
Clinton, a few minutes. ahead of the
express that leaves. Goderich at 5 p,
of., and pulled into Seaforth just ahe-
ad of the express. The freight ran
through the yard to a switch, to
leave the main line open fer the .ex-•
press, and was hacking down the sw-
itch 'at the ;time of the accident, Mr,
Wright, it appears, bad his attention
taken up with the express, which at
this time was standing at the sta-
tion, and consettrently did not notice
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from faulty digestion, All ,that is
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They will invigorate the stomach
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For sale, by, H. B. Cornbe, Clinton.
the freight aPproaching him front the
.other side. The evidence of the • con-
ductor and crew Of ' the freight was
.very positive that the whistle was
sounded before the trainstarted to
back, that the • bell was .rung contiac-,
• dusly and that the.eonduCtor was on
the' platforni of • the rear car and wh-
en-lie-,saw.-Wrightsdaeger yelled to
hiiu and waved his heads. .This. was
also; in the Mate, corroborated by
.other. witnesses,: A 'marl and a boy
named Powell and McKenzie, respec
tively, who were near the track at
the time, also aatid-that thershoir
'Led te Mr. Wright and, in the
corroborated the story of: thetrait:
men... Witnesses for the .prosecutien,
lioweker; Said they 'heard neither bell
nor whistle,"Mid said there Was no
one on the rear of ,the
Wright elaitned his horse Was Worth
$150 or over, ;said itcost $2.5 to re-:‘.
pair the, wagon and that he had
hire a Man for month at11,50 .
day and board On .account Of his own
injuries. The jury returned With an-
swers to the judge's questions, ;hold-
ing that ...the accident was: due to
negligence .oe the part of the . Grand'
Trunk, as they found; frem theeei.
dence that a man was not onthe rear
platform of the train. In accordance
with the jury's verdict the jtidge di-
rected judgment t� he entered after
-thirty days forthe plaintiff for
with • Costs, R. S. Hays, •solicitor fOr
pIaintiff.. .Wm. ' Proirdftiot K. O., cO-
uncil for Plaintiff. W. R. -Riddell K.:
C., 'Toronto, counsel for defendant.
'McDonald vs. llifelVer-,-An action for
slander. The parties .t� this action
live near. Ripley. R.. Vanstone for
aintiff. J, A. McPherson, solicitor
for defendant. W. Proudfoot K. C.
counsel for defendant. In accerdanc,
with the jury's finding judgment was
entered for the plaintiff for $200. With
costs, proteedings stayed thirty day's.
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' Dr. Leonhardt's Anti -Pill has ush-
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to perfect health, and every cure
seems to be perfect and permanent.
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Captain W. Gundry has had his two
spruce trees cut down which for yea-
rs have stood the Storm and snow-
drifts. Ile is also thinning out his
shade trees.
Mr. Ed. Swarts of the 13ritish Ex-
change is keeping very Well, we are
Pleased to say.
Mr. Stancombe's new red brick
house on Macdonald street is •near-
inecompletion, It is .quite a
some building, t
For once silenee reigned in Victoria
Opera house on St. Patrick's day,
l'ffrs. D. Bell was called away to
Wing/ram a couple of. weeks • ago, by
the midden serious illness of her sis-
ter's hirshand, Mr. Watson of that
place.
Mr, and Mrs. Acheson and, Mr.
Dave Bell intend to return at ant ear
1y date from Orange, California.
Buehanans and Lavvson's mill is
running night and day,.
The Union Jack was not the only
sign that. Court was beiu:g. held here
last week, one more eotieeable . was
the sheriff's silk hat. :
On Wednesday evening the families
of the G. T. R. League were well re-
presented at the annual ball given by
there in Oddfellow's ball. Quite a
number of the younger girls made
their debut and a merrier, rosy cheek -
ed bevy of young maidens we eever had
the pleasure of meeting. C. otillions
and reels were almost •more en vogue
than the waltz or twostep. The rims.;
ic was very good, Mr, W. Whitley) ac-
tnmParlYine at the piano, the Messrs.
'Stnith and Mr. Tom Macdonald, 1st
:and 2nd violinist, Mr. Whitley was
kindly relieved at times by Miss Liz,.
zie McClusky and Mr. Stowe, Mr,
Neil Elliott was master of ceremon-
ies: Captain Laithwalte, *Lieut. Ha -
eke, and Councillor Salkeld made
themselves iver3r agreeable to their
gtiests. Refreshments were served at
12-90 p. ni. .Messrs. Battle, C. C.
Lee, D. Munro and H. 0. Stfirdy
were. some ef the business men in-
vited. The young ladies were dress-.
pd in every color to suit their fancy,
so that their 'costumes were very Va-
riegated. Many wore deep collars of
rich lace.. The young men were a
fine type of country farmers', and all
good dancers. Messrs, Helwig, Walt.
Moore and Edward Lawson were gu-
ests from Auburn.. Messrs. Williams.
and Henderson; Holmesville, and
Messrs. Duncan Stevenson, Bert Day -
mond, • and friends; Clinton.
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The News of Goderich.
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. • ESCAPED AN .0pERATIO,N..
"I had itching piles :for. six Yeart, '
and the 'doctors told tee therewas
no •cure: for Me unless ;rin operation.
Dr: , 'Chase's Ointment. .completely
cured: me 'in . one week: As that :was
.'six .months ago, and, there has been
no return pf the old trouble I beli-
eVe that the ' cure isa permanent
One." -Mr. J.,•.1VIawer, Roden Main •
Mr:. Dogtie, one of the employees of
the Messrs Battle at the .stone qua-
rry, miratulously escaped death there
on 1Vlarch.,10th. He was seated on
the ledge 'of ,the cliff o'here he..Wasnt
work with his drill, two pieeee. of
rock fell' from the top of the cliff in-
flicting slight wounds: vvhicli would
have caused him 'to' Tiff,. but. 'he was
savedby taking hold' of piece ef
rock,. whieh jutted -out, and saved
him froth piing over which would
have meant a fall of thirty' feet.
The Ladies' .Aid cit North—ntre
church are doing banner Work in ad-
ding :to .their fund which is to reach
the $1000 .mark. On Monday evening
at. the residence Of Mrs', John Ache-
son, a delightful parlor concert Was
`held. The drawing rooms • and par -
lot, were pretty well fitted, •
During Lent services are. heldat St:
Peter's church:, on Thursday evenings,
and at St. -George's en Wednesday
evenings. , • . •
We received from BURY Cra.n
Ireland, a little bOteuet of four leafed
Shamrock with the oheering neWs thlt
our theughtful .correspondent said
that "Golden Leaves" was a perfect
gem, and sent ,us the .sharnrocit , tor
"Ooed Luck," . .
Quite' a crowd attended. the King
Edward and Huron hockey club! con-
test • on Thursday evening. Great
excitement prevailed. The: Hurotts
won, the score being 8 to 3,
The 'Ainains of the late' Robert c,.
Hobson of Toledo, 0hi., arrieed at
the G. T; M. .station i Tuesday, ac-,
companied by the widow of deceased,
and his brother, Mr, John. 'Hobson of
Saenaw.' Mt. George Hoblson, father
of the deceased, came to Goderich a-
bout a half century ago, and run a
line of stages before the railread
came in. He kept a livery stable and
was till° proprietor of several hotels
in succession. . Mr, 13,ohert C. Helbson
was the third son and was Married in.
Goderich inflccember 1875 to Eliza-
beth Ansley. He Was a conduetor
DO several railroads) but at Ann Ar-
bor met with an. accident upon his
train, which rendered him ileapable
of work ever after, yet alloyed
very good health, after his reteverY
from it, and was only taken serious-
ly ill, foot hours before the angel of
death called him , to the land where
there is no suffering, He leaves no
fa,mily, only bis widow; A numbrer Of
riends Were at the stationto meet
the remains, and the (uncial 100k
Pleee on Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
111r. Anderson officiating at the resi-
d
mence of Mrs. Ansta,y and at the
emetery.The easket was covered with
agnificent flowers, including large
wreaths, a basket of lovely flowers,
rut many beautiful casket bottuets,
he pallbearers of the deceased were
11 schoolmates: Messrs, D. Cante-
en, George C. Black, J. P. pates,
harles Bates, Ed Van Every, and
tobett Campbell,
Mr, Pilsinger has given .a contract
o Mr, Robert Jones, for the erect -
'on of a stylish brick cottage on his
West Street property.
St. George Price has given op his
grocery and has accepted the position
of traveller for the wholesale of
J. Eckhart &! Cc,
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When a boy, My old-time vigor as
returned, so that my spirits are buo-
yunt.und temper normal, / elye all
credit to Dr, Leonhardt'i Anti -Pill,"
-M. N. Daloe, 29 Colbort,e street,
Toronto
A montb's treatment at your drug.
glist's for 50e, A.,sarople free ad-
dressing The Wilson -Pyle Co,
Ningarit Palls, Ont. Sole agents
tor Canada. 10,1,
W. A. Ross, late of the organ. fact.
Horne, Idaho. They left on March,
ol4r yt was, accompanied by his daught-
er, Miss Ross, on a trip to Mountain
h.
-Mr. and Mrs. W. Green' will cele-
brate tkeir diaretkd wedding on the
first of April "
Mr, Lynn is spendieg a month with
his mother.
How does your subscription. to
The News -Record stand?
Captain Alexander Ferguson of the
Port of Bayfield was in town last
week. He is wetted at Captain of
the "Nortliland" for this season. The
Captain has many friends : at this
port .as well as at Hayfield.
At the sale on Saturday evening at
the British Exchange a number of
lots lying in the vicinity of the G.
T. R. station were auctioned of .,by
T. Gundry, prices offered were very
1°Twhe Lord's Day Alliance kept one
eye on lkir..-Pigott's men working on
the ,q.a.binith Day and ot course in-
terviewed the contractor whioh brou-
ght forth. a letter' from Pigott es Co.
stating. that it was imperative that.
certain work must be finished before
the :river .breaks up as Pigott Co.
are in danger of the work being de-
molished by the flood.
Eleven now. tnembers were added to
the communion roll of Knox church
at the preparatory service on 3rd.
March,five coming from other cliur
bhes
On Stinday Ref./. Mr,. Elliott prea-
ched a practical sermon in Knox
el; suproelsre, dB, . Mr. Anderson being. ieT.
The wedding presents shipped in
June 1904 'to:the new horne'at Moose -
jaw of Mr. and Mrs; Charlie Chryst-
al, for ;their wedding day, .were not
received by them until Feb. 1905.
Mr. Chrystal threatened to sue the
company for their non -arrival . and
when search was. made the box wei7
ghing 400' lbs,: Was • found lying .at
lVfoosemin. -one earl- imagine the joy
of Mrs. Chrystal On seeing the . beau- •
tifid gifts which she thought were
M. George Maccabe left on'Tues-
Tuesday :to • take up a reach in _the.
West.'
A • telegram- was -received here en
13th inst. by Mrs. Frank 'Ferguson,
inforining her Of the death at Strat-
ford of her brother-in-law, Mr. Rob`-•
ert Runciman, a brother -of Mr. John
Runeenan.. Of :late, years • Mr. 'Rend-.
man was a :land valtiator for a Toe.
'ento:Insuranee ,CO, The Globe said :
Hebert Runoff:awn formerly oiGoiler,
ieh;an-expert in apKaisiug 'the value
Of machineryandwell known in in-
surance circles, died suddenly at Str-
atford: on Monday, „Deceased, who
was a Seoteliman, had been in busi-
ness in Toreeito for .sciMe years, and
was 'rated as a man of sterling in-
tegrity and peculiar 'ability in his
business. Although over seventy yea-
rs Of • age his services were in con -
stant • requisition by promitient fire.
insurance. coMpanies. He was marri-
ed tO Miss Martha Salkeld, kstei
Of Mr. John .Salkeld, Mrs: Frank
Feiguson and Mrs. Riddell) all of
tOwn. . •
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'• If it "in -abilious- attack take-011am.-
herlaim's Stomach and •Liver Tablets
and a qiiick cure, is certain .Por
le by D. Combe, Clinton, ;• I
. The leng'illneas of the late pioneer •
,business man• of Goderich, Mr. John -
Ralph,. ended ' in death On h
10t
March, He was lbore in.' Ireland and
carne to this country With his' par-
ents. who settled in London township;
*John beingready. to gniiite, buSi-
nesS thought he would,come to •Goil-
Crick And being of a 'bright enter-
prisingdisposititm..he opened out a
shop here. He Was Married to Miss
E.lixabeth Ross by the Rev. Alex::
il/c1Cid 'of the old kirk. ''Mr. ' Raipb..
thought it Wiser to retire from.busi-
ness and allow his. sons to trY their
fetter:ea in ;Vancouver where they
are, good business men. He took no
interest in polities, nei,er seeking civ -
is honors, but stinlying always the
Welfare Of •his patrons who came
Irani all parts of, West Huron tri Our -
chase goods trent...him, The Cattle
pros. bonghb out his. business .and
later Worsell.& Son. The :last three
years of hie life he seemed to fail
very fast. Lovely. palms Were placed
around' coffin. ftev. Anddr-
Son officiated at hound •aiid ceinetery,
The pallbearers were MesSrs. John
Acheson, James Buehanan Sr., Jam-
es Giant, William Warnock, David
Stod.dart and J. Boyd. pi the sons
and daughters .ef the late Mr. Ralph
only, Miss Ralph wait at home, the
other • menibers being and
Ross of Vancouver,. Met. (Dr.). • Her-
ald of Medicine Hat.,• Assa., • Mrs.
James daltoway and 1Vliss EVA, Ral-
ph of Vancouver.,
March 23rd 1905
Work On rarin For AIL
`:Every able- bodied man who is
Willing to go to work in the farm
can be placed by us within fifteen
tilinntet," Was the statement made
last week by Ur. Thomas Southwor-
th, Provincial Director of Colonizat,
ion. Within the last, few weelis
has been a flood of iintnigrantS
Toronto. The appearance of large
Milliners of these men from the old
country on the streets of the eity,es-
pecially during the last day or two,
and the statement of the Toronto
Reliel Society that thvir resumes
have been greatly taxed owing to
the demands made upon them for as-
sista= by recent arrivals, had led
to the belief that perhaps the im-
migrants were corning too tepidly to
be properly cared for. The testi
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molly of all the immigration ofticials
in the (ray is, however, unanimous
upon the point. The demands of..tho
Ontario farmers for hired men are,
despite the(nflux, still in excess of
the supply.
"We cannot beAn to supply the de
Mand,." said Mr, Southworth. "We
have sent out this week alone to the
farmers of Ontario more than 160
people, asclsbi11 the applications from
farmers for help are coining in to us
at the rate of. fort) and fifty per
day. It must be reniernhered, to,
that a large number of the immigr-
ants have been engaged by farmers
independently of us. The), collie in to
the city, pick Out a likely looking
chap andtake him home with them,
. "Slightly' better wages are being
Paid than in former years," contin-
ued Mr, Southworth. "Inexperien-
ced .nien who want to learn farming
are being taken for $100 to $120 per
annum with board. Experienced farm
hands are getting from. $200 to $260
per annum with board. For shorter
periods higher wages' are paid. Quite
a number of Men are corning out from
the old country with their Wives.
We have had no difficulty in placing
these either. We have had quite a
number of applications from farmers
for married' couples, the woman . to
work in the house, Sornetinies they
will take 'an inexperienced inan with
his . wife for .$200 Per annum with
boa' rdn
An Alipereas.ing .nurnber. of farmers
in Ontario are providing separate
house accommodation for their hired
men and families. In such cases an
experienced farm hand is allowed a
cottage with .garden,) fuel and •millk,
and is paid about $300 per annum.
Our farmers are steadily coming to
realise that they must provide, this.,
separate accommodation if they wish
to satisfactorily solve: the ,labor• pro -
Mr; °Southworth: wan emphatic •:ia
!the. •statement 'that 'not; one of the
immigrants provided he is in . good
health,. •iteed be without employment.
There was ecrtainly anything but a
glut in the farrn labor inerket. "The-
re . May he a glut of • mechanics,"
went on Mr. Seuthworth, but:this
this:
department has -nOthitig to -• db. With
afirntdiisila,gUntli. 'etninakwect .eNitoitrttullati'theolYebain
:work :in 'the 'pity .at their trades,.but
the- majority of those uns.uctessful in
the s•earch foe snob employment drift'
iback„ to.our agency and 'g.ti on to the
"Tire men we hare :the Most. trouble
fiih are work in stores aUldo7 .coiffillegesf r edaylecialeteadi
fellows. who do not want to do, man-
wal work. Toronto is Very emelt Con-
kested-w1,411 : this' ..olasow-' and it is
veryliard for neW. arrivals- to 'obtain
employment: . That 'isprettt ninon
the only Class :With whish W liave
had trouble and after all they are
not very numerous and stx,fieror lat-
er eVen these all .get employinint by
drifting tutthe. smaller • places."'
:The stories of distress alliCn;.4 the,
inmAritantS: dC1r;;Southworth ellarac-
teri'hcs s "tritist eXaggerat4d." Wtheii;
people saw a• feW Englinhinen.
waik-
ing the streets of -the city •thay im-
mediately, jumped to the conclusion
that subjects for the. poorhouse Were
being .1A:beg-lit to • this'eoturtry , in
large ,numbers. ,,A :certain number
of 'men from the east end -56 'London
had come here last year a ho were
Perhaps. *hat might be called •undes-
irable.. Many of them got work:dur-
ing ;
the'serrinier as day lakhrets-or.on
ther.boatei7and then when the seaSon
closed. {hey -were thrown. out and' reL
inlet
out et!iet laprIc'ouynindentt.11". 614'741. :"
"The great proportion of those who
are. coming out now.," said Mr. Sou-
thworth ".a.re doing • so 'With ihe in-
tention :of goleg on to 'the ,:farmt.
Many Of them have found, and doubt-
less will continue to find,- that the
work' is not an congenial as they ex:.
pected it :to These men.gradually
drift into the small Owes and find
empiOyment at one thieg :and another
and . hut few oftheM return ti,r the,
city,'' ' • •
Mr, R. M. Persse, Provincial iniiiii-
gration: agetit at'the Union Station,
Asserted that the demand for farm
help is greater than. the supply. Over
500 immigrants had arrived during
the present week and those wlI1iit to
go on farnts were placed within a
radius of 100 relict east, north and
West of Termite), just as soon as :the
Papers could be made . out, The ..belk
of those recently arrived were Eng-
lish, "The best we ever had," was
Mr. Persseis desCripthon. Nearly all
of them preferred to stay in the city.
for a few days before going into the
country, and that •accounted for their
being Seen around this city. Some of
those who arrived earlier the week
were yesterday Making applications
for positions or the farrrIS.
The Kidneys
Mica they' are 'Weak, tor,
Old, or stagnant, the whole
system suffer.. Don't nog-
lect• them at.. this Cane, but
heed the warning of the
aching back, the bloated
facet the sallow comple-sion,
the urinary disorder, and
beglfl treatment at once wlth
HoodysSarsaparilla
which contains the best. and. '
safest, curative substances.
For testimonials oit renfarktffile Curse -
send for Rook on Kidneys. No. 0.
C. 1. 11004 CO., Lowe, Mal&
. Sentence Sermons.
Praetice is prayer.
Piety never parades itself,,
The self-satiSileff need to be ' shOrt
sighted.
There are no wolves ixt the empty ,
sheepfold. 1- -
A man may be measured by the
things he seeks. .
You cannot hoodwink heaven with
a holyLovegaisvpeeset.
no. license to dispense
with courtesy.
They who walk with Cloil do not
grace
aivaay pfionmny f. •
bearitilni Ileettterriatlns , lose your joys than
to esealpe his sorrows, • .”
it is slow work getting rich in . •
He can bear a great trust Who car.
a' week
A 'veneer or religiosity has none Of
the virtues of religion.
If: takes less than Ime. half truths
to make a full Sized lie. ' • •
Men are not drawn to the church
by, using the creed as a elub.. •
It's a poor religion that lets the
prayer meeting hide the poor. •
Heaven, does net stop to consulA the
vogue' before it picksout a man.
You cannot Maine a bag of wind
forsteering clear of pOinted facts.
Habit may benne of our worst all-
ies as well as one of our worst 'ene-
mies.
' Half an evil eye can. see morein-
iquity than the whole Of an innocent .
STOMACI-I and LIVER TROUBLES
Mr, Alex. 1VI. Finn, Inkerman, N,
B., 'writes: -"I have uscd Dr.Chase's
; Kidney -Liver Pills for deraugemerits
of ;the hidneYs and liver and , stomach
troubles, and can certify that , they
did me a goad dal of good. I can.
hseuaffeerthlkya raeseiirkleyid ' them ttuyoUe
The News-Reeord gives the; local'
. . ,
•
•', .....after • dinner P.Excuse
but. • haven't %we met before ?‘ •Yeier
faee is stra.ngely faMiliar." ., • •• • •
It'olie.ea-te;i1otlier.ojuursthboseif*Mi.4e11(1.1(nhc169e'rd,!)..lis'
She -"Ah .was positive I had '
soen you :somewbere-, I never •fosget • .
a .face."
..• , • . • .• •
• .
, •
YOU ARE AILING
Not ,nuite Sick robbed-. of am- •
bitten to work -find it -bard think •
•
'clearly.. Not enotigh. to thiek of
dying, het bait entrugh ler life', to be
*PreiltY deli- There is a reniedy`7Fer. ' • - •
*rozOnethat ,quickly lifts that, half .
:fellitez, • 0 r.a.tiotts,.. but perrozOne
makes you :feel good ;'.• it.sharpenn. .ithe
dullest appetite,: Makes it keen is :6;
' •Ferrozone makes loti. o,f .
it, the' rich nourishingkind that vitr; • .
alie thp: whole body ,• You'll'be *on- '
.dg.ethrieunielfd, titeueici.k;eisenuerdly ,uimudmvelligtoselryo i'isstreant:
ter. using .Ferrozone,...BuOyan9 ihealth; .
surplus vigor and TeserVit energy all • . :
come from this great restorative.. •
Fifty cents buys box or fifty tablets '
at all dealers:.
, •
, CRUSHED.
• •
"I think I neVpr. Sayi. 'Rymer so -
utterly crushed as he was • when his •
first poem' appeared .in• print." '
"Whit was the matter ?" Same •
pographical etrpr in the. poem'?"
"No; that wasa't it: :What cru.Sh:••
ed him was that the. paper wan sold
for a Cent se9Pe, jest as usual," .
.• • • • • '
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that guarantees it, ' ' • :
Dr. Leenhardt's lienkRoid will cure
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It itetilieei.'only Pile remedy used' in- '
..........
teIrntaliisY'impossible to cure an estab-
lished case -of Piles with ointments,
supPotitories, injections, or outward
appliances.
A guarantee is issued .vvith every
package of Dr, Leonhardt's Hern-lio-
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it.
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