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from your Grc::.er?
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interesting Paragraphs fa om our Exchanges.
Jr seeh Telenett. tat' (Ynd•=ricll, may die
as }t rt suit of tester a under a wagon.
Two Kinestee gehoolboya who player}
true' t were er,,' O d to a s;hirpiug by
the. P'race 1Ii* "Irtlte.
Dean's It Wiley Pills act on the kid-
taa'ys, ble(11.•r end urinary oto es 'nay.
They onto' he'•1=a :l1(•a, weak °tr'ok. r meet -
Mune. di.1i.-t. ,,, ^rie• Titin, little -eat -ion,
gravel, Brent ,p d :., c, s;r,a+ t•'1 ether
diseases tinning fro .l -Yrung'lot On of enc
Warne' awl hl•t;lci• r.
Wm. Parisli''a even (etre •' ilm, r'•tnat,
was broken into by burg'l.rs, Abint
$10 booty wail olaained.
A local option campaign has been
started in St. Catharint;s, cliff a vote
on the qti stion will be taken in Jr1n•
nary.
Trial Caterth treatments ars helot' mail-
ed out free, on rt quest, by Dr. S 'coil,
'Racine, Wig Thetas tests areproving to
the people-- without a penny's cost—the
the groat value of this scientific prescript
tion known to droetzints everywhere as
Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. S:1I.z by
all dealers.
Mr, E. Wood, of Elmwood, Inn in-
vented the Irked cylinder snow plow,
which is este to be the best invention of
the sort yet put on the market.
The reason birds do not full c,i;, their
perches is because they cannot open
their feet when their legs are bent.
When a hen walks, its to close as it
xaibea its foot and open as it pate it down.
Stop the P ;,in but Destroy the
Stotnaeh. -Tiff( is eerily roe often the
fate. So many nauseous nostrums pur-
porting to cure, in the end ria the patient
immensely more harm than good. Dr,
Von Stant' Piet. tieing( Suitlete are a pure-
ly vegetable pe -•sin preparation, as harm -
lee at milk One after acting prevent('
any disorder of the digestive organs, 00•
in a bee: 35 costo. Sent by A. L, Ilam-
alton,-40.
Copies of tho new game laws of Ont-
ario, which come into force Jane Sth,
19u7, have been sent out, and according
to the nese regulations, squirrels, black
and grey, may b3 killed only from Nov.
ist to Deo. 1st.
lUsary the The Kind Ysu Have Always Bought
Darin„ an auction sale in a Guelph
dwelling the floor gave way and about
28 people, meetly women, dropped
tibrough into the cellar. Ircriunately,
aro one was seriously hurt.
Da Mason Oinla
men is a certei i
an d guxantce'.
curvier e.ece and
every form of
itchinmblcedin;;
an(1 protruding'
piles. Seo testimonials in the pees.; and ask
your ncinhlaors about it. Yon can Imo it and
retyour money back if notestisiicd. 0),', at all
angora or &:ntraeteete Beres d..C'o., Toronto.
D et e -N- mWEZ'S QgGttfii" ICAIT..
Mr, W. J, Welsh of Winthrop, Mo.
.4 Kilirp Tp. shot a bear near his own
farm last week. The bear was met
with in a piece of woods. The carcass
Was on exhibition hi Kennedy's butcher
shop, at Seaforth.
KIDNEY
The kidneys form
a very important
teesetesetneeesfeetee channel for the out-
let of disease from the system, carrying
oil accumu-
lations that COMPLAINTS
poison the eta
blood.
Tho kidneys are often affected and
Cause serious disease when least sizs-
pCeted. When the back aches, epecls
Boat before. the eyes, the urine contains
a brick -dust sediment, or is thick and
stringy, scanty, highly colored, in tact
when there is anything wrong with the
small of the back or the urinary organs
then the kidneys are affected.
If you ttrq troubled With your kidneys
150 A WS
KIDNEY
PILLS
will rare yott, :tire. Frank Foos, Woods
tide,
Cti ood-
aide, N.B., '(vritee : "I was a great
sufferer with baekaehe for over rt• year,
and could get nothing to relieve line until
I took two boxes of Doen a Is;intera,
Plus, and now I do not feel any pain
whatever and can teat tend sleep well;
etomething I could not do before."
Price 50 cense >>i box or 3 for $1.25, tit
all dealers, er The Doan, Knauer Pill Co.,
`t tongs. tint,
tionwarionormislowisissiolosasm
sr
i't :P: poet n ((1 at the invest?.^,e_tJt:i;
tet,) the elf tits (': the State -lard Oil ("n.
ts: tt i:' i1,",.; the Icdiana fine I.it e
Ca a hub cont}:any of the Standar) UII.
14114(10 a profit re `,1d {01,0;32 on an in
vestment of $71.2te, 7 5S.
Cetarr r and Colds Believed in I C)
to GO 511 'rtes One siert puff or the
brt•'!th th' ,l;h the blower supping! eit0
I ten ;tot' of Dr. Aguew's Cdr -ire)',.
Pets°, r e' .'ase:; tide powder over the
•er:a,('e o" see natal peseanet. 3" i:,t tr.
,and Leif.: ''•tit to use. It relit vt'4 in
btar,tly, n .. ; `r.nanenUv cures cton th,
het fever. r,.'1 s•;, headache, Pere thre et,
toe -nets end ''t•atnes.l. 50 °Suis Steel
by A L Hun ton. 41.
A farnons pre .cher once related a loin:
ntory, one of heti most attentive Itstenerh
being his little daughter. When be had
finished, the little one with a meditative
eeprf+ssion in her face, addressed him:
":Say papa, is atilt true, or wore yon only
preaching,?"
AST*:,11
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
After a protracted illness Mr. Jas. M.
Tighe, of Uullett, passed away early
Saturday morning, Sept, 2Sth, in his
52nd year. He had been a resident or
Hallett tor a number of years, and was
held in 'very high estenm. He was nn-
mnrried and Ieaves four brothers.
The emeeutial lung -healing principal of
the pine tree has finally been successfully
separated and refined into a perfect
oonail medicine—Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup. Sold by all dealers pu a
gaarautee of satisfaotion. Price 25
Dents.
A remarkable bigamy story is reported
from Owen Sound, to the effect that
Thomas Richardson, a married man
with a family, living near the Weir's
place, succeeded in posing as Frank D.
Wilson and marrying Mies Margaret
Weir. A warrant is out for his arrest.
The Governor's Wife aP><isoner.—
Mrs. Z. A. Van Luven is the wife of the
governor of the county jail, Napanee,
Ont,, and was a great sutlerer from
rheumatism. When the best doctors In
the community and "specialists" failed
to help her, the buried her sceptism of
proprietary remedies and purchased
South American Rhenmatio Cure. 4
bottle& cured her. Sold by A. L. Hamil-
ton. -42
The death of Mrs. Brown, wife of
Mr. Francis Brown, of Londesboro, on
on Wednesday, Oct. «nd, removes an-
other of the hardy pioneer settlers of
this township. Deceased was a native
of Devonshire, and was married to her
bereaved husband some 52 years ago.
r'or Ovor Sixty Tears,
An old and Well.Tried-Remedy--Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over sixty years by millions of moth-
ers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays ell pin,
cures wind colic, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable, Be Imre you ask
for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind. Guaranteed under
the Food and Dreg Aot, Jane 30th, IOW.
• Serial Number 1008.
At t meeting Held in Clinton to or-
ganize A citizens' human, under the dais•
codon of the International Reform
Bureau, the following provisional of-
ficers were elected: Chairman, J.'44.
!adore; treasurer, John Hartley; molt.
tive committee, D. Prior, Cbae, Lind.
say itnd A. Hooper.
Pain anwIer0,pain in
the head, painful
periods, 'Neuralgia, toothache, all paint,
can be stopped by a thoroughly safe
little Pink Candy Tablet, known by
Druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's
Headache Tablets. fain simply nleantr
eongeetion•--tlnduo blood preesnre at the
point where pain exists. Dr. Shoop's
Headache Tablets teniekly equalize this
unnatural blOod 'Preemie), anti prtin im-
mediately departs. Write Dr. Shoop,
Racine, Wil, and get a free trial poke
age, LArge box 25 ots.—Dtugrbso.
A wee ,Sn 41•i... het.;;, :1•• Mr.)'l ' nitwit
tetras, h 11 11) ,4 1•I• rat , f•e. ; '•Wye it
ever I rw 1 '•e • t '4 e or l• -it. Is I j•r,.t
goIL11430to a'11t1';• 11, . l'ti t.rly „i.,
i,ke to do-- •,u•, eats I •' r;', time.
The • tfott to '0 It. 1 1i4 .1 1'. i.,.. be ;
nein, tIle nerve s "all ie a, r, " Piste r.'t'it) •
r(,r'lo' nirrvtb ah in, Phtrn)i•'y Itlla,ht
u't. r itn adv4uteg.. -.A C%.'i'h.
tit ,''1i tr ,nblee, I1tart )•1'd Ki y
10/M.1PN ''0: 4, Ir ,r. •, .'.,r'e( td(t with
a l.r• Mah1,r, n 1.'' stn I 'iru;.g)Ntb over
ah••tn h•. lir r•,o .•'. It •1 „atnve. Th.,
l•'t'u'l.t »n'1 -' cl'L1-'ns tt• 1 t h,(:h thtl'
4t•1n' ay 10444 f), 'e•t. Nit .4, l'. ru'ir•'it
(111, 10 /I, 11,••,.. I./ .•IV'' ..,•11.111 open the
t:..1.tr•nllt e, fa..r v'•+1 tit the nt.'liltto 1, ettl
6.01(1 b} WI tit tilt r•1
'1 h•r t ell in Lc,: d •r, 0't on S'p-
r+ti.t.t•tel. 20, ,me -of 1 he pioneers of
()lel V'•at stilt! t(,u:yfler (,t alt' villago or
C, . aw04. r, 11a iiia p 'item of M !thew
Ileus is D .rear- (1 was born in Fieet-
',•o Al, B•oz„ and same 1:1 Culross in the
v, •.r 1151, onu,iug; In wit'( a number of
mere uy way o1' 13 'r i Irk township.
He hofuesteaded tlz•, fartn now owned
by Mr. ;J. D Little and he was the lint
man to open a store in Teeewater.
"One Foot In the Grave."—If the
thousaude of people who rusk to so
worthy aremedy as South AmeriellnNer-
elne 08 it titan retort W. uhtg*t it ad a first
resort, how much misery and suffering
would be spared. It you have any nerve
disorder you nee.,t,'t suffer a minute
longer A thou''at)d teerinlonies to prove
it. Sold by A. L. Hamilton. -36.
The temperance people of the town-
ship of Brant niet in the Presbyterian
Church, Maloolnl, reoeutly, when dole -
gates were present from every subdivi.
sion of the township. George Sires, of
Dunkeld, was elected president, and 0
W. Keeling, of Car;all, secretary -tree•
surer. After considerable discussion it
was decided to at once enter upon a
vigorous campaign for . local option.
There are Licenses at Elmwood, Eden
Grove, Cargill and Dunkeld.
To oheok a cold quickly, get from your•
druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets
called Preventios, for they are not only
safe, Int decidedly certain and proem',
Preventios contain no Quinine, no laxa•
tive, nothing harsh noreiekening. Tak-
en at the ''snetzs stage" Preventics will
prevent Pneumonia, o t Bronchitis, La
Grippe, etc. Hence the name, Prevention
Good for feverish children, dS Preveu.
tics 25 cents, Trial Boxes 6 cts. Sold
by all dealers.
Thursday, Oct 3rd, the wife of Mr.
John Halstead of Goderieh, diedsndden-
ly, being found dead in bed. The de-
ceased was noticed by her husband to be
ill, and he went for a doctor, but when
the M, D. arrived it was too late, as the
lady had paesed away from heart trouble.
The deceased was born in the county of
Hastings 52 years ago, and came with
her brothers, the Messrs Ostrom, to
Goderich township some 33 years ago.
She married her now bereft husband 32
years ago, seven children comprising the
family. ,
Running Sores, the outcome of neglect,
or bad blood, have a never -failing balm
in Dr. Agnew's Ointment. Will heal the
must stubborn eases. Soothes irritation
almost instantly after first application,
It relieves all itching and burning skin
diseases ih a day. It cures piles in 3 to 5
nights 3ti cents, Sold by A. L. Hamil-
ton. -80.
To keep doughnuts from burning, drop
a piece of raw potato in the boiling fat,
and you will have no trouble with them,
SUFFERED FROM HEAR'
add NERVE TROUBLES FOR
the LAST TEN YEARS,
If there be nerve derangement of any
kind, it is bound to produce all the
various phenomena of heart derange.*
rnent. In
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a • • "•.:`+I at' 4 111E "x0,4 t pal.. - -..1 t a
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»; s,•s •+ .. i 6' 'a: #'J(.fitC {:t.:a ,l.•ft•t"1i',•
»I+'1141 ., . .aa WrEt,'4 41" ' •p, ri tarts
4 1 ,4' .•t.. >-.i;efg malt tr+:rg to• ;,04
r.. ,' : t+a.•,,:.�.. .. catd'.3" 0, t,,. sr.>ntrl••
!i • n 1,.1. to t,t'. tiles° Ihta cob" la y re
d i.• c. i to 1.t W. at 44 .1 nrtt sue, 0-051,
G .1, rt. -^in 4 ' mg,, it 1411, t , olid
.'t1 a s. .41,14 4:1 L. Mate of ,rent: 44114111
,'.'et • 1'.•,:,ii. 1?. 4d11t•al b:•t,'l,.t' .t11-•
,•tva.l slats prole bll 1,0
.
ENG. y C4 v. -Peen in t'.t' t' • t; i t hr
r ,. stroll
45 tor n'ol•. 1', .};1•or
4' 4' 1. 1^' 1,1 d' ,LC".ti tits) tt+..ii Uv.• f.) a
• stn • a• u- 1, r•lft.h•sn, and !Pell t li'o
1'•. t' ::. nth Ante" men lit ,u• -y
-2„ t -•s" }:.)'•o•r ' sin 40 4(1144') u 0,14 In
;11, u' ,• Iv kites. to uua t the
• nu; . t foe -zee Ir regi -vs- 3,, Six %nue
o (1 r, :1. 1. 11 tn,2.4414. •- S i
t:i1 t•0 11 •, v ;in :lent p+o,)i,• 1". Ia•'lz•
.(eel 'i ea, ye( O'4%11l; L., :410411"•, taX
1 ••..u•e.1 by tho ln'tl.f.) revento ape the
li •ut Win alit h.+atittgs 1,, pr..;tUC0 a
two .: of $`.350,(140 each year '1 ho great
uu a of ten bunt Di pari ht 0''; pie who
, .1r •• 4'a'. stn hone tither nhcut their
tete •!y or their amts, but pap the tax
r.,:•;eerh &reply b ((14414*, they have
It sea l•:g"'t Gr }nor.' her,tidlc-tlly deoortted.
10,, r. ally o3(1 ftlnr.le9 of the realm,
04' 'ter, use armorial ewnIclris for ale'
curative purposes 40 alt extent almost
wen 'i.h1t• n1 the eyes) of thus * familiar
with ah'tn only *40 notep.4per, table
sliver dire carriage panels.
IUs BLOOD
Clogs the Kidneys
Slows the Heart
Fags the Brain.
Weakens Every Part of the Body.
Causes Organic Diseases.
Just as strength is the natural outcome
of pure blood, s0 isdebility and sickness
the result of impure blood.
To know how quickly, how surely
Ferrozone cures, to see how it rebuilds
tend rettores, you hate only to read the
following letters—read t tem carefully --
boo if the symptoms resemble yours.
Miss Evelyn M. Gaetz, of Kingston,
writes: " I have had an attack of blood
disorder which broke out in horrid
looking pimples. They were ugly red
disfignriar; blotches that ruined the
appearance of my face. I tried all sorts
of modmine, but the pimples didn't
leave, I was recommended Ferrozone
and gave it a trial. I noticed an im-
provement after the second box, and
kept up the treatment which finally
cleared my skiu. As the result of
Ferroz.lne I have a clear, healthy com-
plexion, and can recommend it to all
other young woineu similarly affected."
Another young lady well known in
society circles of Springfield, who
derived exceptional benefit from Ferro -
zone, says: " I felt it my duty to make
known the valve of Ferrozone. My
trouble was poor, weak blood, and as a
conssquenue my lips were pallid, and my
cheeks bad no color. I wasn't at alt
strong, and required a bracing tonin
Ferrozone soon brought color to my
cheeks, improved my appetite and made
me strouger than I had been in years. I
favorrr • o
Fe oz ne because it is so simple
to take and works so quickly." p
No blood remedy exists that has the
power to cure, to heal, to restore like
Ferrozone ; try it, 60o per box at any
drug store.
MiLSURN'S
HEART AND NEfiltt
PILLS
is eotnitined treatment that Will eine all
forms of nervous disorders, as well as
act upon the Heart itself.
Mrs. John Riley, Douro, Ont., nrifes:
"I have been a great at ff '
r .r
a(r from
heal;, and nerve troubles for the past
ten years. After trying many remedies,
and doctoring for two year.; without
the least benefit, I decided to give Mil -
burn's Il'cart and Nerve Pills a triol.
I sin thankful to say that, after uaivg
nine boxes I am entirely cured and would
recommend them to all sufferers "
Brice 50 tents per box or 3 boxes for
$1.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct
on receipt of pries by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
fav r
ttT,-ve'r r- •,k green v. Itetahles u its the.
roeie • n WI, it d, tit 40 a the color.
A seven-year-old boy in Western
Pennsylvania is verr mash interested in t
his father's business, which is that of an
undertaker. One evening his father and
mother took him to the theatre. The
play was so thrilling that it drove sleep
from even his young eyes. Ile sat en-
tranced until the certain was about to
fall on the last soave, in which the hero
was most tragically killed. At sight of ,
the motionless form on the stage, the
boy was soddenly seized with an eye to
business. Turning eagerly toward his
father, he piped out in a childish treble
that could be distinctly heard in the
solemn hush that reighed throughout the
house: "Say, papa, will you get the
job?,'—Lippincott's.
A weak stomach, canning dyspepsia, a
weak Heart with palpitation or intermit-
tent pulse, always means weak Stomach
nerves or weak Heart nerves. Strength•
en these inside er oontroling nerves with
Dr, Shoop's Restorative and see how
quickly these ailments disappear. Dr.
Shoop of Racine, Wis. will mall samples
free, Write for them. A test will tell.
Your health is certainly worth this sim-
ple trial. Sold by all dealers.
After an illness of relatively a few
days only, Mr. Wm. Grigg passed quiets
away, at his residence in Clinton. In
the early BO's Mr, Isaac Grigg, an uncle
of deceased, went to Clinton and started
a blacksmith shop, and in 1862, deceased
came here from Hamilton, travelling all
the way by slow oonveyauce. the sub-
sequently acquired the bnsinessforhim.
self, and carried it on until about the
gear 1370E 'Mien be r<ettreti, $e was a
valid genial but retiringdiaposition,And
beyond hie enpport to the Conservative
party, took no active interest iii public
affairs. The first brass band that Clin-
ton ever had numbered him aam u itss
members, He was a man of strict in.
tegrity, and absolute dependence could
be plaeed in bis word, and his lite was
a inodel of deportment and honor. His
widow and one eon, A, S. Grigg, survive
him.
Nara tht ,, Vie Kind You Hove Always Betfit
8ietaalare
,at
71i7F, i,41►11 $' FAVOR *Tk:
lar4r(L' ter• Pt ile are the la(ttingtavortt'
,omttrtlt,• •1hot cur.. t`•onbtlpatioli, N>tl•1:
4.• t►,t:i,i =, . rillhonbness, and t)yspopau)
et(•n e,. 310'41tt, ,'nrellltt or enflaming.
Winn, e .t•t,tact -h'•v s in li,hi•• to eart110
13 einell fat t'll (•1 4411.4 tarep'.•t (1 in s. fel
prey tat it ten eialu s b,1
Te st'nl• tihh (prickly, cover with boil
ing • at. r, 1''t l' r• main it1 the water
just half w uta use, then serape with a
!tette
ENGLISII SPAVIN LINIi1?uNT re -
mese s I1 hard 1"•tt nr t'alluu„r11 111nap-
and hit0lihiies from horses, hlood1paoir.,
curbs, splints, riot:00mA sw eney, stiffs,
serene" sur(• ,+11(1 Nwnllt'n throat, female.,
erre Save' e )° by 4190 0' sue ho
Warranters the most wonderful 13:entt.h
Cure ever known Sold by A, L. Remit-
tent
When the white of a fresh egg is
beaten to a froth, and added to the
cream it will whip muck more quickly
and easily.
New stockings should always he %sash
ed before being worn, for the washino
cause, slight shrinkage, and makes them
wear better.
SPRING niEDIOINII.
As a spring medicine° Burdock Blond
Bitters has no equal. It tones up the
system and removes all impurities from
the blood, and takes away that tired,
weary feeling so prevaleut in the spring,
A most attractive work hag can he
made in two parts, so that when the bog
is drawn up there will bo two indepen-
dent bags instead of one, The embroil.
erv, flowers or conventional design comes
on the corners of the two top pieces,
These should be worked first and then
stitched a long the edges of the plain
Piece, a casing having been arranged on
both sides and back of the bag.
ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches, Bar-
ber's itch and every form of contueiouq
Itch on human or animals cured in 30
minutes by Woiford's Sanitary Lotion,
It never fails. Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
Last week, by au agreement of the
postal union, the following rates for
letters went into force: Canada the
United States, Mexico, Egypt, the
United Kingdom and British colonies,
except Australia and Rhodesia, 2e per
ounce; other postal union countries,
6c for the first (Aloe and 30 for each
additional mince or fraction thereof.
The rate to these countries heretofore
was 2o per half ounce. To all other
countries in the postal union tno rate
will be 6o per ounce, instead of per half
ounce as heretofore.
EAT WHAT YOU 'WANT.
Seieneo Das Now Found the True
way to Cure Indigestion.
A few years ago, when a sufferer from
indigestion went to a stomach *Mallet.
the result was a rigid diet list that almost
meant starvation.
Bat the first thing to do in the ens° of
indigestion or stomach week -nets is to
strengthen the mucculnr walls of the
stomach and intestines, so that they wil/.
care for the food that ie eaten. In no
other t•:ay can this be done as well as by
taking a Mt• o•na tablet before each meal.
This restores strength to the stomach
muscles and stimulates the pouring out
of gastric j aloes, so that the food is di ;est -
(d readily and its nourishment retained
:nthe system to build up energy and
s frailty,
Do not think the sick headache, heart-
burn, bad taste in the mouth, coated
tongne,spote before the eyes, sleeplessness
and the many other symptoms, that are
the direct result of indigestion will go
away of themselves. The stomach must
be built up and strenghtened by Mi.o•na
before you oan be well and strong, free
from Buffering and distress,
The guarantee that Walton McKibben
gives with every 50 cent box of llii'cans,
to refund the money unless the remedy
mires, shows his confidence in the
treatment,
To clean out glass wash thoroughly
with warm soap suds and cover with
sawdust for an hour or two, or until.
perfectly dry, then brash off with a soft
brush, and it will be clear and spark-
ling. •
Nature's Remedy
La grippe, pneumonia and influ-
enza oftenleave a nasty trough when
they're gone. It is 'a dangerous
thing to neglect.
Cure it with
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The Pandora
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and stuffy, as do the
majority of range ovens.
Food co;l:ed in it is more
healthful, os well as more
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The Importance of Pure Air, •
Nature provides the greatest of blood
purifiers—pure cold air. Deep breathing
of pure cold air will have the elfeot of
healthfully circulating the blood. It is
a groat mistake to keep the house too
warm—a hot -house atmosphere will
make any one sensitive to the least breath
of cold air, sod it dries the akin, too.
Keep the windows open from the top to
draw out the bad air and from the bottom
to allow fresh to replace it.
Nothing is more assuring of a fresh
healthy complexion as pure air and sun-
shine, Roll up the blinds and allow
every ray of sun to enter the room, that
strikes your windows daring the day.
104.1.10
WIN
judge Finkle gave judgment in a
sohool section dispute at Woodstook last
week whish is of genera} interest: The
matter was an appeal against the as-
sessment of the court of revision of
the township of West Zorra, in which,
the township was the respondents. Bye
decision the judge holds the;t the lands,
situated within the limits of two school
sections must be assessed separately 00-
cording to the divisions of the school'
seotion, and that the assessor was wrong
in assessing land taken over by the rail-
road for sohool purposes.
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