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Canadian lien l\ 1 d s
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orgtslli .lag a fire iae`-ttranee business.
to take risks only en entireties and
pars')°. • ges.
Too=l ec,lloctor of customs Effie been
1Otllie".t that the Detroit I tl.I,t1'L1ted
Sin tt.es been Ithiet:d on the 'fist of
pave, tvliose ::rinds ../t tato Canada
is prteii?rited.
GATES
ITTL'E
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t l:'e:,itively eurctl Tey these •
t • Little Pills.
f' They elm relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indi;;estion and Teo Hearty Eating, A per -
Ifact remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowse-
„ r-ess, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
gein in the Side, Tor' ' R. They
I eg..,ate the 33 .1 getable.
$maH Doe
Het+o
d of the day.
get Carter's,
it
for Carter's,
st and demand
tel's Little Liver Fills.
Lr , Y91111PPY WOMEN,
t Br. reed Weakness a rc S1r iid".kited
TBtreeapia the use of is ii4l ars'ra's
el es '"C and Nerve Pees.
It's sed to think that so many women
suf;:._ fieee pain, Weak Spells, Heart
Palpitet:on, Sinking Sensations,
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1�II+a WINGHAINI TIMES, NOVEMBER 25, iSoli
Literary Notes, t
Much interest tuts been excited in l
America by the telt giaptlie accoUlltt
,.
of Rooley s apparently wholesale put•- j
ehase of British nobleteeu for use oft
dry ducks to hit* various stack eche Home Dying With Diamondayes
lilies; and connristtun with the highest! is Peasant and f rofitaI)Ie.
rr; Lt2 TG 711..
pclitieal oilicials ot the Empire.
Theron C. Crewe rd, wise has been l Beautiful and Brilliant Colors That
in Eue :t,ad 'hie Cosmopolittan,,l Will erotk'tide—DiamondDyesHese
takes up the suhject in the November Special Colors for Cotton and Mixed
k' that inagaztne and uti der " (Nods —lioW Wise Women Econe-
issue u
mize in Hard Times—A. Ten Cent
Package of Diamond Dyes Often.
saVoS Thom Dollen.
i the title ot "Holley and his Guinea
Pigs" gives fl connected Mary of the
derivation of lluuIey land his rise to
. the control of millions through t:u-
enited cheek and the 'opportune'
willingness of dietinf;uiil;ect British !Darn hon' bila can save tije cost of a naw
ari,4oet'ats to lend their names for a goun for herself or a stet for the little
financial coneideratielr to any sort of one, or bow she can make hor husband's
a slimly transaction, faded clothia„ look like new. Diamond
Dyes, irhich are prepared. espeoiully for
home use, v, ill dc, all this.w They are so
simple and easy to use Mall even a child
win get bright and lovely colors by fol-
lowing the directions an each pao,rage.
There is nu need et soiling the hands
with Diamond Dyes ; just lift and stir
the goods with two sticks while in the
dye bath, and one will not get any tonins
ur spelt. .
1n coloring dresses, jackets, coats, and
all larger artielee, to get a, ful and satis-
factory calm it 13 absolutely necessary
to have a special dye for Cotten and all
Mixed Goods, and a cliflereht one for tell
Wool teroods. This is duob in Diamoud
Dyes, and before buying dyes one shot' id
know whether the article 'to be colored
is all wuol ur inixed or union goude, and
get the proper die. Do opt buy dyes
that claiiu to cover everytieing with the
same package, for their usefevill result iu
failure. The Diamond Wes alone win
do your work succesefully ; they are the
only guarauteed dyes.
Criminal Statistics,
44.
9
i Nervozeness, Siecplessness—who could
( be restered to the fell enjoyment of per-
i feet health by a few boxes of ,lfilburn's
Heart ;i::1 Nerve Pills.
I, There can be no question about the
I efficacy of this remedy. Thousands of
i women, i;:tvefound itdoall thatiscla&mcd
I for it. Here is the testimony of Mrs.
Gillen, : :.sley Street. Moncton, N. B.
"li.sora takirgMilburn's Heart and
Nenr3 i'i!l:: I used to Buffo untold agony
i from vie; tit headaches, irregular action
of the hart, together with pains or
sp astee l: various parts of my body.
Il ";ielnt. times I feat so weak that I was
i unable to !rink after my domestic duties.
t, The.. , er, I had to endure this worry and address The Delineator Publishing
b trouble, because all the remedies I tried Co,, of Toronto, Limited, 83 Rich -
feted to give me relief, until happily I •
li'eareiofit:'.l;urisHeartandl�;ervePills. mond St. West, Taranto, Ont. Sab-
i
i I had only been takingthem ashort time scription price of The Delineator,
-when I felt greatly benefited. This en- 1 xL00 a year. Single copies, lf,c.
couraged me to continue their use until
a comet: t.: cure was effected. Catarrh of Long Stancting Relieved
" I tees; not been troubled with a head- in a Few HOUrs.
ache s'nra taking these pills. They in-
creased ew appetite, invigorated my en- It is net alone the people of our own
•
In these times of enforced economy it
should be a pleasure to, any woman to
The December number of the
Delineator is called the Christmas
number, and is amarvel of coin-
pleteness in all its departments. The
Winter Fashions in' Dress and Mil -
line' y are elaborately illustrated end
I described, the Literary features are
1 of an unusually high order of merit,
I and the Household Specialties ere 'of
the most seasonable and oriinal
Icharacter. The eieuder sentiment
of A Modern Cllr Dallas Saint, by
Clara E. Loughlin, will appeal to
! lovers of Stephenson in t peculiarly
l affectionate way. The Reboso of
Senora Vigiel, by Eva Wilder Brod-
head, is a captivating sketch of pas-
sionate, kind hearted , haraeter to be
4 found in tae southwest. Wasbing-
ton Society During the War, by Mrs.
Arehibald Ilopkins, is an interesting
retrospect of life at ,the Capital dur-
ing the late conflict. keeping Watch,
an impressive Christi nos poem, by
Edii,h M. 'Thomas, tells the shepherd's
story of the finding c.f the Christ -
child, In the series on The Common
Ills of Life, Dr, Grace Peckham
Murray analyses the physical con-
ditions and soeial aspects of Old Age.
The article in the series on Amateur
Phottogt'cl_liy contains a number of
suggestions in regat;d to making
photography remunetative for the
amateur. Dear or Georges con-
tributes another scholatrly chapter on
The Cultivation of the Voice. In
1'sster Tableaux, by Lina Heave
will be found complete technical
directions for preparing an elaborate
artistic entertatuuient. A notable
group of Holiday household Sub-
jects is embraced i'it an Old -rime,
Christmas, by Helen Combas, Holi-
day Candy Making at Horne, by
Lafayette McLa.ws, and Clab Women
and Club life, by Helen M. Winslow,
are characteristically entertaining;
and the regular department; Social
Observances, conducted by iers.Cad
walader .Tones; The Tea Table, by
Edna S.Witherspoon ; Fancy Stitches
and Embroidery, by Emma Hay-
wood ; The Dressmaker, Millinery,
Lace -Making, etc., domprise a pro-
fusion of additional }natter of dis
tinetive interest. Order from the
local agent for Butteriek Patterns, or
= tire system, and gave me back my old
time st:rngth and vigor."
Take a Laza-LiverPitt beterc retiring.
F 'Twi"tui, wh?tc you sleep. without a grip
or gripe, ar•. Luke you tce1 better in the
1 mo! rrr, . I•r:cs Sold by a:1 druggists.
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(�T tBE5rAtITI-RHEUMATICii {tfAPLASTER MADE
rr E CH PL ST[ iN EllAt;ELED
M1r�`� 11N 60?C PRICE 25a/jLSO IHIYARD
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TItrr1I't IS $D KIND OP PAIN OR
ACNE, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL,
TItXT I'tIN•KiLLER WILL NOT RE.
Li EVC.
LGtJrI OUT sea IMITATIONS AND SUB-
1811e'llTi i, THE ar;NUlNt BOTTLE
EWF+fti "MI1 CAME,
,.q A-: ,•+,L•r,»MCS rw,n.., ��
5,4v�r+.v.r/tw,r+,'.•yy��vnt
country, and prominent citizens like
Urban Lippe, ;vi. P., of Joliette, Que.,
and other members of Parliament, who,
having used Dr. ,tlgnew's (Catarrhal
Powder, pronounce it >jhe most effective
remedy they have eve; ltnov;n, but peo-
ple everywhere are expressing their gra•
tification at the effectiveness of this
medicine. 0. G. Archer, of Brewer,
Maine, says: "I have 'had catarrh for
several years. Water would run front
my eyes and nose days at a time. About
four months ago I was induced to try
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder,and
since using -the wonderful remedy I have
not had an attack. I would not be with-
out it." It relieves in ten minutes. Sold
by A. L. Hamilton.
Dopartxn,nta11 Ansi Ogler Stores.
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The question betweda dep;tettuen ,f. �:
at, ve ti; ^ l*`t ei 'yn•r. ' r' :ter ti t 1':ti
.„reeeepn.i.nnen n:ctl111UtWUl"fi1919111gtI11n11ruU :i
kind continues to be one of lite atuat------- ^—� ,i'
tal stores and stores of at1 ordinary
important of the day. It is important
not only in a commercial blit In tt
soeial point of view, for the eutui►lull-
ity wou:d undergo greitt ohattge if
alt our ordinary tnerceattte wove
crowded out of exhistaoee or. rednuecl'
to clerkship In some gigantic silts 1
lishtnents, while ttle•transition would
b3 fell of ruin andsufiering to thuu>
ands. The danger seems tuost w
threaten the sinal ler city bto,e.i.
'Theta, it was predicted, could tu't ;
profitably live. Live, nevertheless,
they do, and we willalope it is not only
or principally oygiviugemcee whi.e'
the depertmu}►tats require ready
money, but in Baine less questionable,
way. Tense in the suburbs have'
advantage of vieiuity, the trolly not -1
withstanding. Bluets ►}lore ought
the village stores to', be able
uititTla;ely to tr.,ld tiheir own.
They have not to. !Say oily rents or
the devouring taxes dr , Toronto.
Their customers have no railway
journeys to take; and, Sas they are'
generally congregated
street, th'e coveuienee
among them is as great a
departmental stores the!
sometimes a. long time u
ed. The advantage of
The report of criminal statistics for
the year ended 30th September, 1897,
has been isened. It shows that there
was an increase of 632•in the number
of charges for indictable offences dor
ing the year: 8,027 in 1897 ag ainst 7,-
395 in 1896. In 1897 2,172 were
acquitted; 13 detained for lnnaey,
and 121, for several caries, received
no sentence; against 2,.065 acquittals;
18 for lunacy and 113 receiving no
in 1896. Phis reduc-s the number
of convictions for 189e to 5,721, or
11,66 pet 10,000 inhabitants, against
5,204 or 10.25 per 10,000 inhabitants
for 1896 in the following order by
provinces,
New Brunswick . -
Prince J dward Island ....
Nova Scotia ...,'.... ..i..
Q ueb 3e
fllauntobe '4
Ontario ...... .. ..... u
The Territories
British Columbia
We never heard of husbands and
wifes quarreling about which loved
the other most.
In some London hotels the waiters
receive as much as $2,500 a year in
tips.
1836. 1807
116 9
34 4
270 25
1,420 1,73
181 24
2,783 2,84
144 li
247 32
in the same I
f shopping I
it is in the
customer is
being serv-
ealing with
a local merchant is that1e is known
to the neiglfbcrhood, anfl cannot aff-
ord., without ruinous lees of repute
tion, to sell goods which Oro not w.h.as
he has represnted them oto be. The
purchaser in a depertt ientaL stare
has no personal hold oti the seller.
There have been too many of the small
stores, and they bardl3r keep pace
with requirements in ltt''activeness
and freshness of goods. Consolidat
ion and improvement of style may
yet save them from the departmen-
tal maw.—Toronto Weekle.Sun.
LIFE'S SPRING IS POISONEDIf the Kidneys do not Carry off its
Blood Impurities—South American
Kidney Cure Keeps' These Organs
ans
g
Healthy - Prevents Diabetes —
Bright's Disease and Bladder Diffi-
culties. •
Every drop of blood in the body goes
. through the .idneys for the rernioval of
i its impurities—every :three mieutes—
night and day—while" life lasts.. Toe
5 kictueys are the filter—; -and it stands to
7
"0
Canada 5,204 5,71.1
It will be seen that the number of
convictions has decreased, during the
year, in the provinces of New Bruns-
wick and Nova Scotia, while it has
increased in all the okiher provinces.
Out of the total numbeii of convictions
6-3 per cent were female offenders in
in 1897, against 6-7 in 1896, 12 6 per
cent.. were young offenders under 16
years, in 1897, against',the sante fig-
ures in 1896.
Muscular Rheumatism.
Mr. H. Wilkinson, Stratford, Ont,,
writes : "I experienced great relief from
Muscular Rheumatism by using two bot-
tles s e LL '
Iles of NI tlh u ahem R'
t
They are a splendid remedy." Price
50c., all druggists.
f, Money brings happiness to some
men because of the interest they de-
rive therefrom.
WANTED. -SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER-
. sons in this state to manage cur bnslnteein
their own and interim vomiting, It is mainly mite.°
week conducted et hoe e. Saiary straight ESO a
tear and exaenses—definite, benefide, no mere, no
les salary. Monthly $75, Referenced. Enclose
Neff -addressed stnmp. d etweope, Hotbed E, 1itse,
Prest„ Dept. 11. Chicago,
OARD.
We, the Undersigned, do horoby'agree to
refund the money on a twenty-five cent
bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pills, if, after
using three fourths' of contents of bottle,
they do not relieve Constipation and Head-
ache. We also warrant, that four bottles
will permanently rare the most obstinate
ease of Constipation.' Satisfaction or no
pvy when Wills' English Pills are used.
A. A, Morrow, Chemist'laud Diuggtst,
W iegham. Out.
Colin A. Campbell, Chealist and Drug-
gist, Wingham, Ont.
A. L. Hamilton, Chcmisttand Druggist,
Wingham, Ont.
• News 1N oter •
The street railway strike at Lon-
don was brought to an mad on Thurs-
day last and the cars are running
the slime as usual. t
In the trial of Christopher Stewart
at Brandon for manslaeighter the
jury returned a verdict toinotguilty.
Miss Brown, of Stoufiville, aeei-
dentally shot and wounde her broth-
er with a gun which w 's .0ar1essly
thrown on a bed.
A Millbank man blew but the gas
in his room at the Win sor Hotel,
Stratford,
it CTIVESOLICITORS WANTEDEh.CItYwHEPE
for "Tho Story of the Philippines" by Mnrnt
Belstead, eommissloned by the Government as 0111 -
clot Historian to the War Departniest. Tho book
was written In army carat•. at San Peans}eco„ou the
Puffin with General Iterate In the hfOpitals at Ile.
nelutu, in hong Kong, in the American trenches at
tlanlla In tr r+
n the leu i.ont camps with Aouhiaklo, on
the deck et the Olympia with Dewey . and hi the
hoar of settle at the fall of Manila.'113onanza for
agents, 'Brimful of nr}ginae pictures taken by gov-
ernment photographers on the spot, targe bunk,
Low prices, Big profits, freight paid. Credit
en. Drop all traahvuno,7fciel war beaks, Outfit
tree, /Mimes, XT. Barber, seo'y., Star /insurance
Bldg., Chicago.
reason that if tee titter is out of otder
the impure matter inlhe blood goes to.
every part of the boy at every heart
beat. When the first indications of kid-
ney disorder present themselves, resort
at once to South American Kidney Cure
—the tried, tested and proved speckle
for Bright's disease, diabetes end bladder
complications. It never fails. Sold by
A. L. Hamilton.
Pointed Paragraphs.
A great many social barriers are
erosssed•in love.
A woman alwayi3 thinks a man
ought to join some church.
There are no breakers ahead of the
man who is already broke.
The architect of his own fortune
never tires of planning extensions.
The fellow who 'shakes the tree
dosetl't always get the most fruit.
There is nothing more musical than
the voice of a mule tb another mule.
An Irish philoshoper • says it is a
wise man Who has hi¢ after thoughts
first.
Some men owe thttir suecess by
acting contrary to tllef advice of their
friends.
1
Chliciren Ivy for
Sometimes the only;difference bet•
ween a boom and a ' omerang is in
the orthograpli y,
It's a poor rule that won't work
both ways, but it's a poorer one that
won't work at all.
Truth crushed to earth will rise
again—and the crushing and rising
continues a continuous; performance.
Some girls who profess to be high-
ly educated have merely been imm-
ersed in a weak solution of accomp-
lishments. •
Some one asserts that a cat's eyes
are larger at midnight than at any
other time. We are positive its voice
is.--Chteago News,
A OMB SOLICITORsWANTED EVERYWHERE
,L1.. for "The Story of the Nhtiippines” by Murat
Halstead, comm'sslono,l by the Government as
Official Historian to the War Department, The
book was written in army camps at San rranslaco,
on the Paola° with General Meditt, in the hospitals
at Honolulu, in Hong !tong, In the American trench
es at tlanila, 1,1 the iesttrt;ent camps with Aguinal-
dfi, on oho •tock of the Ul'ulnit with newey, and In
the rear of hnttle at the fail et Manila. Denims
for al;gnts. Brl,oflil of original platnros falcon by
bookrnt Tbdw photographers
Ilia 1,roiits. the 't el it paid
Credit given, Drop all trashy unofficial war books.
rluttit free. Address, P. T, Eltiaber, See'y,, Star
Ineurance Bldg„ Chloato.
C111ct eteWePrep are LonforAs-
sirnilatittt LiteTo od at,clPseb Wa-
iting It.^ Stomlchs and. Bowels of
1TA4.?''" s l
Promotes Digestion,Checrft►1—
Ileus andRest.Cantaitls neither
O lum,Morptune nor riilleral.
1toqr XATICOTIC.
Iierne6.10I421.r.S N: ELPIZTai'rE'1i
Turcp fir- S,xeL-
AvAet••'„& t
yrres &xd r
: f pemrml` -
25 Ces taseesJi t
Paws Seed ...
c.;fr.cf, r .
1 uyrrQri Fl..rc.+:
Apuree f Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stonach,Diarrhoea,
Wortns,Cor1vuisions,Feverish-
EkeSS cndLOSS OF SLEEP.
TC;.C:5lnirlo Signature of
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Castor'ia is put up in one -size bottles only. It
is not sold in bulk, Don't allow anyone oo cell
you anything else on the Ilea or promise that it
is "just as good° and "will'aaswer new Fus-
noso." kW -See that you got C -A -S -T -O -1r -i -A.
Tsimilehe foo- ,.�n�Jjr on.
cl'natine„az catty
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Asthma Cia.spe
Tho wheezing and strangling of those
who gra ofat mu. or i14t:hmn at•eprom ptiy
relieved by a. f, w doges of Dr, Chase's
Syrup of Liusoeil and Turpentine. i
.I
Mr.ThmmeeDickicon, a well-known I
•
London whnleeele merchant, fell from I
a trclin nt Island Pond, Penn., and,
is seriously Injured.. ‘
What n, Tratu of Aliments follow
'n the wake of n ptomauh. that is out of 1
kilter—what n story or s kering can be 1
savAd in The timely neo of so pleasant
and i silive a sura fnerfDyeponsia and
Iudigeeelon ne Dr. Von .Stan's Pineapple
Tablets.The pineappe is a veritable
fountain of vegetable ponal n-- Nato re's
tonic for people out of sorts. One Tsb-
lst relieves. S5 cents. Sold by A. L. i
Hamilton.
Mr. John Yoe, M. P.. East Prince.
has been appointed a Senator to fill
the vacancy in the representation of
Prince Edward Island.
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