The Clinton News-Record, 1905-05-04, Page 3May 4th, 1903
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'SCOTT'S
ErtiujOiori
A pas the Pedlar.
In Perla one of the wily agents
travelling for a pietere eallarneluent,
elewu east has been cutting a
swath. and bringing fall kinds of grief
and.dirsa'ppointMeat to the town
A local photogra.plier Whom the Pii-
iipatetie leek Weston to misrepres-
ent in soliciting orders, gets ibaok tt
Tho Clltitott lilowo*ROcord
.•000400.00.0100,Triiiiposommostaamoggrmompposs,.. .
Coderich,
Mr. V2111 Kee of Clinton spent Sun-
day ie then the guest 01 hie uncle
and anet, M. and Mre. %lama. Eag-
leson
Miss Jessie Riggart of ClintOu was
the geeet recently •of Mrs, Eaeleson,
East etreet,
Sunday last being the •eighty-six-th
annieensarye of the foundins,. ot. the
him In tire town press. Oeder of beldfellews, ,ao of them mate
Ile says : "If I did not suceeed in' my ace
When you g0 to a drug store ealaeging of portraits to the sails- to Knox church to attend the
evening service. The Our
and a* for Scott's Emulsion
,yOu. know what you want; the
man knoWa you ought to ,have
It Don't be eurprisodo. though.
if $04. OM offered , something
OR: Wines, cordials, extracts,
eto., Of cod liver oil are plenti-
ful but don't imagine you' ilre
:getting cod liVer oil when you
take them. Every year for thirty
'years tive've been Increasing
the aisles of Scott's Ernulaion,
Why? BevoOss it has always
•beea bettor than any substitute
for —
Send for free 'ample
SCOTT si BOWNE. Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
a0s. and $1.90. AU clrunuiste
Thee 411111111i State Ix:leiter.
The Russian state scepter is of solid
geld, is three f eet long and contains
among, its ornaments 260 rubies and
Sheen enaeralds.
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The British' Museum.
The British museum keeps to the old
ways. In the general catalogue the let-
ters I and .and IJ and V are mixed up.
just as they. were in the days of our
grandfathers. It is for this reason that
"Janseph" comes before "Ireland" and
"Virgil" before a word line
Worse Than the Cure. •
Everybody knows that tobacco owes
Its name to a blunder, the early Span-
ish discoverers . baying mistaken the
term by which the Caribs designated
their pipes for the herb which they
•
smoked ;therein. But everybady dries
not ,kilow. that the 'application of the
lighted end of• -a ci•gar to the skin was
, once gravely recommended as:a rem-
dy for neuralgle. .
TREATINEIIT
RCM .
COUGHS oos GOLDS
TS. a necessity in every home if
consumption and Pneumonia ars
to be warded Off. Judgecl.by results,,
there is no preparation which can
rival Pr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed.
and Turpentine as a claimant for your.
confidence. .
DR. CHASE'S ,
SYRUP OP LINSEED
AND TURPENTINE
is entirely different •fxont ordinary
ough mixtures and has a far reach-
ing effect on the whole system whielt
ot only brings reli ef but positivecure
or colds and severe throat, bronchial
nd lung troubles.
Sold by all dealers at 25 cents a battle.
n protect -you againstemitationsehenoree
.ltrait and eienature of Dr. A. W. Chase,.
;the famous receipt 'book author are on
ievOry bottle. ' '
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• w.J.MITCHELL, • ' • •
• The. News -Record, Clinton 0I .
• • If you see it, in The News-Reeord
,000022039092002,0202303 it so. .
faction of my patrons it. Woul
ch was well
2, be- n11311, the gallery beim?, crowded. Rev.
my loss, not theirs, as in sueaa eds,,e James A. Anderson took for his text
they would be charged nothing. rs St. Luke 10, 33. He eald that 'Om
that • Lee eese with the transient reeeine •te
traders -or
b pesSage any one may as -
portrait :agents, who are sume th,e, knowledge that the eveet
'ere toruorrow—ep rhapS retaining in portrayed se, eeieldts in that enepeer
his possession a. Valued photograiih at
cola:listed t M.
't) t° enlarged, d le e ullelsYa s hwalr Pirnega.cahtlagjetrlutesrael.eni
which, he refuses to return because Andereon,said bc, chose the text bo-
wie declines to deeePt some 'horrible cause he knew time the Samaritan's
apology or an "at'ternlit to rePres good work was a sYlnhni ng Oddlel-
dike in crayon" a, true likeness of fewship, and i:t also depicted the
a departed trend? - local scenery about Jerusalem. lie
t Then the home artist goes on to also dwelt upon the fact that Christ
recall circumstances with which, the took •the lawyer to task for asking
; canvasser's victims are only toe wen the question "and who is my neigh-
! acquainted.
Parties canvassed will hon'e', as if lie had read Deuteronomy
IngehanlY and Leviticus he would not haye had
Lo ask that queseioa. The sermon
was interesting to the whole con-
gregation. The antlenf bolero the
serinon was "The earth is the Lords"
and at the offertory the choir sang
"Saviour, When night involves the
sky." Vases filled with golden tulips
were upon both emlpit and eommunien
table and a fne fern added to th
floral display.
Rev. 'Dr. Cook of Clinton preached
fine and much appreciated sermons,
bare noticed the old stocic stattsuents
inadely the agent in trying to close
a sale have sold to Mrs. Soeantl-
So (mentioning ortme,s of some well
ettosete ei Wens); if you don't Nether e
mo, call them up by phone.' This
(This latter request- is invariably
made if you have elo phone.). PrObab-
ly they never saw the parties named,
and would not have heard of them
but for the fact that they have prim.
ed themselves with the names tiefore
starting out on their care./ass. The
same applies to the peditairsi who hese
been habidling stoves, chairs, rugs,
carpets, tuts, eloblit for suits, limn,
silverware, spectacles, hooks, ete."
And here is the leesora he reeds the
pubiie "Citieens should all realize
Ole fSet that every dollar spent old.
-of town • the municipality is that
much thepoorer from a cinnmercial
standpoint. But- on the other hand
every cent" spent with home merchan-
ts helps Ohl 3town. -If our good
citizens would persist in buying all
their "ordinary" ,reteuirements at
home their merchants would soon be-
nt a position to stock "extraordin-
ary" eenuirements. 'The least that
we can do with the migratory bird
of prey, Mr. Agent, who is always a
disciple of , Geoege Washington, is to
giye a,Il local melt a fair chance, at
least, and the benefit of the doubt,
all things being genet."
The town of Galt has been well and
truly done by these itinerant sharks
and inountobenles. The Moral is ob-
ieimis : "Hoineetrede for Home trad-
er.' Fight shY of the sliet agent -
'who his no steke .in the town and do
your buking with, the dealer who is
a. fellow citizen, taxpayer and honest
man. .
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The Charges.
Against Lewis
The follewing Appeared. in the .Lon -
den 'Free Thiess Monday as "Special!'
from Clinton ! Some very ' foecefel
statements were made by. those who
appeared before the- board of Lidense
.Conuniesioners for West • Huron here
Thursday. Delegates were Present.
from..11einghem, Blyth,
tnd :Clinton. They wanted several
aintiedinesfts to .t -he lieeese.reettlations.
aed presented. -largely' signed . petit-
ions to strengthen their case. „These
errOposed amendments. included earliet•
earlier ebesinge fewer ,liCenees, larger
-efines, more prominence to the r.ogulate
lens, etc.. • Considerable interest wes'
'evidenced in the 'rneetthg of the board
owing to the fact lhat very ettong
objections vete taken, against one .of
the applications, viz., . Peter B:••Leve-
is, formerly :of,Lendon,, Who Wes seek -
big.. for a license for the Normandie
hotel. The Normandie:, is a row 'hotel
%ere, and well' approbiteci, .but the te-.
mperanee Section of :the comrnenity•
• have neVer. bon
'resent occupante-Lewis—not bocauee
Of his donduct tri,re, which, as far is
it generally Inown, •haseeot been
objectionable, but' becauseof 'his
former. record, eleerly showe by , the
eorresItindoziee and, analyzed, copies of
the, police einirt charges and Convic-
:ions; • covering a: period ' of sen
Years; from 1895 to 1902: inclusive.
The deleg,ates' also- peineed out certain
Irregularities that had come under
their notice since .tne present oectIne
ant took:charge, end which in Part
were adniitted by Lewia before the
eonetnissiceins.: This Iseue :is by. no
menus .new in reference to the Noriu-
andie hotel, as from Ole standPoint
of the temperance peoele .the license
Was issted irreeelCrly when the hon -
se 'Wee oeclied2 . ••
'1Z ti9y.ttox to take 352iat 1120 inev
1.0f e -out:, elitiouleg ei2e h eele :17
Vapo-Ore:..kolle .ther
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R6de 7,000 Miles .on One Pair of 'Tires
No. JAMES THOMAS Dnwev is Canada's
al champiod steady bicycle rider. He is
sx collector for one of the big telegraph com-
ponies ht Toronto, and he rides a wheel all the
year round making collections over a ovide
district. His record is I 2,000 miles a year.
Mr. Dewey's bicycle is fitted with Dunlop
Detachable Tires,41 a single pair of
tc
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whiehhavecarried , %\ him over 7,000
niilet of good, bad, i arid indifferent
roads. Dunlop bicycle tires are famous as the
kind that may be attached, detached and re-
paired when necessary by the two hands,
'Melded by any form of tbolgvery pair a
guaranteed fora year.
1411tE DIIN/Alits IrlatE COMPANZ Limited
81"3 jOnit Toronto sioNtrmAte ti, •
of vAstopv0a . wixsira0 .0
kipb.• z.1.3* -34*.
especially to the II:worth League, of
Ole Victoria street church,. last Sun-
day, being the anniveisary of the
Society. The music was fitting the
auepicious occasion. As Rev. Mr.
Perking -of Exeter said at the last A.
Y. P. A. meeting "The 'Englieh clear -
ch must depend upon its young people
to keep up its prestigee" so also mu-
st.
every church. ,
Sunday rag,ht seated as if it were
the 30th of January instead of Apr-
. . .
For the last 45 years of the life Of
Mk. Cuff, organist of St, George's,
he has never missed one. Sunda Y from
hisplace at:the •organ, but of couese
he has not spent all those years at •
.St. George's church; Goderich. Rut
45. years is along stretch ot time to
Cover .with geed health and escape
from accidents. Well, we hope to see
his 5(lth year of service dawn and a
reward for his faithfuleeis accom-
panying the dawning,.
The 'News -Record epee the news
Goderich: • • • .
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• WHY: THAT WEARINESS `..?
Yent'en 'uneasy, restless, Oetth•out ap-
petite, Still worse you are. thin and
'fagged out; Work, must, be done, but
where:le the, stitogth. to 'conic from..?
Make • yettre'. blood •• xitatritiOne aeid,
you'll have. lots ..ef streegth. Yotir
'only' hope is Ferree:eine; :an .. instant
blood-makere eeteeede-purifier, bleio&en-
richer:. :It beings keen. appetite,- di -
gents 'food . ailti' supplies :nutrition fen
bending up all Ole bodily 7tissues,
Fel:rezone ' mikes:muscle and nervee
fineee inefeases your weight, inetills.a.
reseeve.of• energy into :the bo:dy: that,
defies weatinees or: exhaustion from
any IiA,us-e. To have virility and heel-.
thy. eigor use Ferrozone which all
deals eell in 53)c -boxes.
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%WOO,.
Miss Lillian Agnew spent. her Erne
eer.holidaya tient:0th the parental root
4tAerillietv" b'ellhas been put tn seboei
house No. 12„ which will- be • 0 Con-
venience to the pupils of that sec-
tion.
114r. Frank MeGavin las returnee
from Toronto, heving tnielled his t:o-
urse in the fleshless College in that
city. Ite will probably remaie a.t
home during Ole summer. , •
. Mr. James W. Movdifrey is away en
a business trip. to .Coleredo,
. Mrs,: J. W. Mobray one little -sone
akr.
Mr.
. ie,
are visiting with frieeds in Ilemiltou
t
:aleLeod met with a die-
treseing and paiefulaccident one day
last week'. While engaged in •canting
on the carriage in Mr. McDonald's
mill, a heavy log roiled- on his foot,
'crushing it pretty badly. The aeci-
dent, will probably lay hint ell work
for some . time, but we hope the
plucky litVe fellow w:11 be sufficient-,
ly recovered in order to resume.. his
piece 'ha • the foot ball team during
the summer sports, • • .
• l'he beef ring .in this part of Grey
and. nifeKillop will commence opera-
tione on May 17th. 'The killing will
he done by Mr, Geo. Rich:al:dee:in and
itslpreecto.lro:hrt .1Y1c0..., Aviv. he the In-
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'WOMEN WITII WEAKNESS.
For all Weakness froni Which girls
and women suffer, no surer remedy
exists - than Dr. Hamilton's • Pill.ae
They maintain that bracing health
every woman eo earnes. tly dieires ;
they tweet disease and bring streng-
th thee lases till old atre.
-"No enedicine -could be more laenea-
neitel than Dr.. Ilatuilton'S Pills,''wri-,
les Mrs. Mary E. Ayrtee of Vietoria,
"I have:1nm strengthvn,d, my•
gvstibn is letter', I hn.ve improved in
color. and feel considerably better sin -
00 •Dr taniittit's PiPs " Sold
everywhere e5c per hoe or flee 'boxes
for eene dollar. •• , .•
• Ekiter.
Last NV CCIC Mrs. John .Blatchford -
vas. Called to Lucam. !owing to the
serious illness of her mother, Jane
Lee, wife of the late •Williani ' Lee.
On Friday the 'sick lady' died' at the
.hge of 78 years. Mrs. Lee has been a
sufferer for many menthe 'owing to
troubles -incident: ter old. age, and her
demise was not at all unexpected.
••A qtikt but pretty wedding. Was
.solenntieed at the home of Mr. .A: J.
Ford, Exeter, on. April 201h, -- when
the latterfs Mabee, Mary K. Westa,-
way,. ,daughter of ,the tete Samuel.'
Westawat, era,s united in Marriage to
Me, Edwie W. Hilburn. el
: • .The annual' veetrye meeting ef -the
Trivitt *Medal church, evae held in
the -sehoot ecaoni...on Monde)/ 'eyeating,.:
The rector Occupied the chair. In op -
the Meeting the rector 'exeresee
en himself as bein highIy ple.asel
with the results of the past year and
hoped for a continuance. or the good
work: The 'ateeraeee iteendeebe dering,
the' year was 144, vvlaiehis a better
ayerege than' ehe year previous, and
the enVelope collections adiMmtvd
$180 over leet year. M. 11, D. •Saire
eleV :treasurer, read .a repOrteof th.e
enencee which ehowed the receiets to
be $1745 fled the expenditure • $1671, .
lea,Ving a haleneee071. ' There. were,
I • tst Uri ee ts whieh
Mee ItenrY Shaffer, the well ttriown
peoprietor' of the Kippert hotel, lia,s
hist clokred e deal for the perchase of
.0, fifteen Iteree pewee gasoline 'engine
and 'a Joliette chopper:. to Lb installed.
'here ab -out the first of Ang.ust. Mr.:
Shafier,-, always' ready to :simply
felt want in the conunuhity, :intends
gpieg into: the elibiming' and 'grinding
Of grain for feeding purposes end will
have h -is new outfit ready ;for the fall
trade. This will. be a great accomm-
edetion to the farmers in this vicin-
-kt-y he-teeetinwing-Cand:
for the' traelZ, of the village. : •
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DON'T SQUANDER. YOUR- ItIONEY '
On' worthlesi.eeree of ceteren. The-
re is male one remedy' thet's succees-
u Catarrh peen t c u roe when
the rloetter says our ease is hopelese
11 e
0.• dins 'Lo ,take' eo etornieer.to
bother with, you inhale.. the
fraerant vapor :of this • unfailing *nitre -
and get well Relief is in-
stant,. 'cure is guaranteed so you rue
risk with Ca,trierh e
Acm, Don't
experimEnt, don't but ofi, get Oatare-
hozone 'from yotir. drtnegist today.
-har..
Wordwee received this' meek of the
death of Mess J. E, Mulholland of
Grandin, North Dakota, on April 22.
Dreeaeed: was a daughter ol Mr. ind•
Mee. Wm, N•etterfield, and was well
lenown in this vicinity. • . ,
A happy event took place in Teton -
t0 :on Wednesday 'afternoote• when Mr.
char:lie Moore, son of Mr, Wm, Moore
Of town was married to Miss Mary
Dirmingha,m of . Barrie, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore spent a. fen! days ii Wingham
during the poet week eleiting with
Ole groom's parents,
Last !Thursday evening 0. large num-
ber gathered in the lecture room of
the Methodist church to spend an
hour or More in company with .Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Plack, who will 're.
move next week to Claresholm, Albe-
rta, where their only son eesides.'IVIr
and Mrs. Flack have been ideatilied
with Winghain Methodism from its
earliest years, and Ilene been faithful
devoted werkers. . •
f On Monday of last week, ono of
/Winglanils aged and highly respected
residents passed to his reward at the
ad.vanced age of IS, Mr, David Camp-
bell. Deeeaeed wits a native of the
county of Down, Ireland, whore. ho
I was born in October,, 1831, In 1751,•
I
he was married to Miss Ann MeClcn-
•
aehati To then were horn four setts
r
tend eight datighters ; of thcse one
/ son Mid • two daughters. itrO' dead. Du-
ring the stiMmer of 1801, Mr. end
Mrs. Camp -ROI 'with their family left
their !naive land and ea= to Wing
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ham,
rOweecee, ot.. al rig a oe n
would !norm then wipe ou-tthe • sur -
pine, but the showing on the whole
was a Most satisfactory one and sh-
°elk he most gratife;no to the • eent-
teregatiore '.1`he 'Ladies' Guild showe
receipts of $24270; with an , expteldi-
fere of 1;208M leaving a balance of
$38,12.; Sunday school, receipts $1:33,-•
18, 'eXpendieure $84.00, leaving a ,made, -including the, Tntui serVice col-
lections of $48.88 Young People's
:Society; eeceiPtsexeeeditere $5
,leaving a balance of :$2.05. 'The fole
loeeing officers were duly elected, vie:
ReCtor's,.Wareigere_Thos: tlawItiee '
People's: War:tete:J. J. knight :
Treasurer, R; 13, Samuel '
Auditors', 0,11.' 'Sanders and N. D.
Hurdon : • ' •
Sideemtn, A. Q. Dobler, E.
Iihrdon, P..Roweliffe, C.
-IL Sanders • - ,
1.,Oivelete Committee. J •DaVie 0.
Sanders R,. Dieney, E. tel.
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liott, Thos. Sanders, L.: Day.
. Tbe nanle 6.1 Thos. Sandere was
added td that . of the. Advisory Board
elected bet:
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l'lie News-Ileeord gives the. local
Sanaa, capital city of. Yemen pro-
vince, has been -Captured by Arab:
inSuegents.
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Thomae Lertnoor of Dundas was
shot and s:eriouely wounded while
examieing a .gure. •
Mr. Geolee Tye, of Many years pr-
oprietor ol The Brampton ,Titnesldied
al Zrainpton.
GRANO TRUNKRAILWAY
SYSTEM
FOR THE WEST.
One way tick; at low. rates, on
sale daily until 1Vlay 15th, to points
in Montana, Colorado, Utah, Oregon,
Washington, British Columbie, and
MT. CLEMENS MI,IihMAL 13ATIIS;
Thousands visit Alt. ;Clemens every
year for treatment of rheinnatisre,
digestive troubles, and nervous dis-
orders. Situated near Detroit, it is
quickly and comfortably reached by
the Grand Trunk,
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EN'S NOBBY HATS
AT LESS THAN COST PAICE
We have decided to go out of the Men's Hat line and
to :do this we are offering our $500.00 stock of Alien's Stiff and Soft
Hats at nearly half price.
Remember this stock is not old, but new and upwto-date, having
put in $250.00 worth of this year's styles leSS than three months ago.
75c Bats for 50c
MEN'S STIFF AND 'SOFT W047FELT HATS IN BLACK, SILK
BINDING, REGULAR 75e, SALE PRICE Otio
$1.00 HATS FOR 60c
MEN'S STIFF AND SOFT 1311 -ACK FELT WITII SILK BIND-
INGS, ALL SIZES, REGULAR $1.00, SALE PRICE 75n
$1.25 HATS FOR 75c .
MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS IN BLACK AND LIGHT GREY, ALL
SIZES REGULAR $L25,FOR
75c
$1.50 MEN'S'"HATS FOR $1.00 .
MEN'S ALL WOOL FEL!P HATS, NEWEST UP -TQ -DATE STY-
LES" IN BROWN, BLACK AND PEARL GREY, REGIJe
LAR $1.50, FOR ' 1, .... „, „ .... $1,00
$2.50 WAKEFIELD HATS "FOR $1.50
• WAKEFIELD'S NEW, , UP -TO -D A.TE HATS IN STIFF AND SOFT
'811,APES, IN BROWN, GREY AND BLACK, THIS YEAR'S
• STYLE, REGULAR $2.50, SALE PRICE $1.130
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:$3.00 KING FIATS FOR $1,50
THE CELEBRATED KI RAT IN So T AND STIFF STYLES
IN BLACK AND BR WN, Up -TO -D TE STYLES, REGULAR
. $3:Q0, S, ALE PRICE.,
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MEN'S IIALP HOSE 25c
25 DOZ: MEWS FANCY LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE'BLACK •
GROUND .WITH FANCY STR/PES AND CHECKS, FINE
QUALITY, REGULAR 50e, SALE PRICE; '
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3 LINEN COLLARS FOR 25c . . ,
MEN'S LINEN COLLARS IN ALL THE LEADING SI-IAPES, ALL "
• SIZES,'REGULAR 15e, SALE PRICE , • .. 3 FOR 25o
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;leek; . therefore..beceme..fask.
tenable for every One Melee monarch's
court to carry the neck in •the agree
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HR GRET DECISION,
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What Happened ;When Salile.
On the Tailor Who l'inew. -
Two young women: had,•been discuss-
ing the undoubted firmness 'of. 'charac-
ter possessed by die onenamed '"$al -
"tour nose and:.chin," declared
Nannette, "denete great decision and
exeeutife ability." •• • I
"Well," Said Sallie, .q have been Ie.'
your .tailor, and I want t� know; what
You 'sent me -to"•
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"Why," said her friend, "1 sent you
to Wm beCause I like tine . He knows
o wellwbat 1 want . Ile takes every-
thing out Of your ho.nds.” .
•:,."Ae simply deesi" said:. Sallie,
went In there today- and fold him .I
wanted to have a 'gown suit inad.e up.
!You don't' want brevin,madam,' he
-I said I did.' 110 contradieted•me;
'Von have too -sallow.. a skin to „Wear
brown, madam. Here is -a. cloth' suita-
ble for You, and- he Showed Me. a hid- '
sous mixed thing iagray. and. black."
"Did you take it?" asked Jeannette: .
"I did," replied Sallie.. .")31t for. a.
long time I was very firm aboutnot
wanting the goods. That was while we.
were talking about the way to ,make
the coat. I mentioned. an Eton. But he
triniledat Me in pity. 'Oh, no, madatn,'
he said sadly, !ion twee 'wear .an Eton.
It takes a very oroeng Indy to. wearnia
,Eton. What you watt Is a eoat cut just
four inches below' the waist line.'-'.
"Then he' asked me to stand up, and
I stood itp,and he whipped out hiseape
measure and measured' me while I was
trying 'to tell • him 1 didn't want any-
thing to do with him. I talked the way .
you talk in a nightmare; you know,
realizing perfectly well what you want
to say and not being able to say it"
, Sallie. paused dejectedly, "What I
want to know is," she continued, after
a moment's silence, "how it haPpened.
For I've got a Duke Of Wellington nose
and all 'the other features that go to
make up a strong *minded person, and
you know verf-'well that the nose ,of
that tailor is a stub, and he hasn't any
said Ieannette with- a little
giggle, "you'll like your 'suit."
"Shall I?".orttlil fartille hopefully. -
The waters of this famous well are
a *eat speelfle for theumatism,, gout,
neuralgia, nervot.s prostration, and
'
aiso serve asa spiEndid tenie. Sito-
atod On (fireot line of the Grand Tru-
nk, eleven miles from Niagara Falls.
Booklets give information bY itddr0••
seine J. D. McDonald, District Pas-
senger Agent, Toronto, or on applic—
ation to the Company's Agents at
C'I ton,
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The Englioillinan. Abread.
An English totirist entered a restau-
rant and by a few fieraps of: French
Was able to order dinner. tie wanted
some niUShr001118, very delicious and
large. Not knowing the game, hde
mended a sheet of paper and pencil
and sketched one. The waiter under?
stood him In a second, disappeared for
ten minutes and returned With a hand-
oome umbrella.
Ittesiena Are Slow,
• "A Japanese astociatee three Ideas In
the time a Russian takes dearly to•
formulate, one, 1 have at in elms MOMS
beside both," says a writer in the Pail
Mall Gazette, "and -Abe greater length
et the Wooden thigh bone, the greater
,weight of the Ithoolan musculature, gO
for jug proekely nothing at
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.A. Promising Four4eser:old. ' • " *-
'Baby Allot) had been scolded for Cone-
tradicting. Being but four years old
her mother' hardly expected that. the
.lecture was fully understood or would
be remembered. Site was satisfied,
nowever, at supper. time wiled baby
. said, ."Manama, now don't contradict;
please May I have -some more limb
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Lady—No, -we 'don't need nay' neit
locks on our house.. Ours are plenty .
. •
good.e.nongh. . . .
. Insistent Vender—T. .
here, . madam; le •
--uhere you are mis.taken, ,To be,reallY-
up to date tit this time of year You
ought to put on spring locks. •
. : - • withIt is reported in New "ircrk tha
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Vice -President Gage E. Tarbell will
dra,w froni the Eqluitablo Lifet
and
start. a new company.
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Whotiping Cough, CrOup,.Gronehi
COugh, Grip, Aathma,.Diphtker.
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3.3eesoiono lea boon to Aathen Moe,
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env.xxxxr, I. along established and standard rentedy
for the dieoneee indicatwi It cum because the air ren-
dered strongly anthieptic is carried over the diseased sur-
faces of the bronchia tubes with pVery breath, ering
prolonged and constant treatment. Thae of a consurap•
awl tendency, or sufferers from chronic bronchitis, find
immediate relief front coughs or inflamed conditions of
Vape..Cresolene In?told
by druggists or ,tent pre. . •
paid on receipt a price. .
A Napo•Cresoicne out
it including a bottle of
ffresolend,O.TA' ffeinl.for •
free • illustrated booklet.
Liirmixo MILES M. Ltd,'
Agent3, 28854 3antes St. ,
Montreal, Caliatia.
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: ' 'I.et Hint )ystit..
. "No," said the optimist; "1 never bike
my trOttbles to bed with me.". .
"Its all right to say :thee now," re-
plied Vie pessimist, "but -.wait till you
have a few ingrowing,nells"
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Not litetirely, Indifferent.
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'COLD SETTLES IN TI:IP BACK.
It hits people in a tender RNA and •
makes it mighty bard to brae°. up.
Neryiline takes that kink out of your
.
Friend—Yen don't Sate how many Nervu, pen,strates, that's why it °
people have to hang on to the straps
thes, that's why relldi coules. so soon,
Railroad Magnate -4)h, yes, We d6
cures. Five tikes stronger than or -
It makes considerable wear .and tear
on the straps.dinary remedies, Nerviline can't tail •
, •
As She linderatood
to cure lame .backi lumbago, sciatica
and neuralgia. Nerviline is instant
death to all muscular pain, For ne-
arly fifty years it has been th?, lar-
gest selling liniment in Canada. Bet-
ter try it. .
. Old Shoe' Throurringd ' '
Old shoe throwing is done for many.
purposes. In Ireland the election of a
person to almost any office Is concluded
by throwing an old shoe over his head.
Yellow and Fog.
A rather odd feet about yellow Is
that it yellow light has greater power
of penetration in foggy weather than
a pure white one, It has been proved
that the yellowish light of oil or gait
a lighthouse lantern can be men
farther out at sea than can the pure
3 . white of an electrie lamp.
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"1 eOuld have Married may girl
pleased In my younger days," sold tho
old bachelor, •
"We really too bad," rejoined tl3o
pretty widow, "that yen were unable
;to find one your cattle please," •
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To Their Credit.
lftse Oldhlood—Are your family ear-
ly eettlers?
Mrs. Newblood---Yes, Pant alWaYs
pare every bill on the first of the
month,
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