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like keys are aceidentally swallowed
surgeons administer large meals (Or
doses) of boiled potatoes or white
crackers, which, since they cannot
all be digested, serve to enclose the
key in a rounded bolus, and to carry
it safely along and out. • When, very
tired, excited, Angry or warm, per-
sons need to he specially on guard
as regards what they an eat and
diges Ne A/k, Voide.
Itellins
1' Ise modesty fetuses thane people to
endure in 5(100(3.4 the greatest sin sery
imaginable from; itchirta Innis. • One ape
j 4t, nt Dr. A. W. Chusrers Ointment
' will ruvidie and (+nee thn itching, one box
will completely mire the wont ease Of
blind, itching, Ineeditg or protrudieg
ones Irwi 1,,keo 14rat to run for Dr.
A. W. Ohnee's liniment is goarariteea
60 Onto piles,
1; One Dose
Tells the story. When your head
aches, and you feel bilious, eons*.
stomach..sour and no appetite, lest
buy a package of
pated, and out IA time, with your
• flood's Pill*
And take a dote, from 1 to 4 pills.
You. wlll bo surprised at how easily
thee win do their Work, euro your•
headache and bliloustese, rouse the
iiver and make you- feel basely agate. •
23 cent. SIM by all rnetliclue dealer& .
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WomarAnfluence
Eas Made
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The Great Rome
di
Mecine.
As a Sprin3 Remedy it Meets
the Wants at Women m
• Every Sphere of Life,
When weakly, skin and oroken deWet
!Mourn are seem to gain healtta end vigor
trone day to day from the use of Pamela
i0elery Compoend, no room fur &Met is
left to the most seeptionl individual.
Medical eaustniadeviried Paine's Calory
tompound, amedicine uniformly sue.
cessful in baniabing the troubles that
%Matt the great minority of womein and
honest physicians tire always pleased toe
xecowuiend it,
It is a well known foot that all the
wouleo who have reootered health and
strength by means or Pennies Celery
Compound were induced to use ie through
the intleence man pen:elusion. of (Aber
*Waled sisters, moth i'S or freemen
in the spring tone, wawa woinee ere
week, 'overwereen. nervous, have tiled
feelings, dyspepsia; btionaobe.. sideeehe,
headache, beuralgias- blood true ulee or
any or the tunny nawelees ilherroin •Whieh
they buffer in silentie, Paine's (notary.
Compound will quickly banish dun•
gets nod suirerlogs ; it will impart that
strength, health and vivauity trot make
women wee:mule uud ecituired. •
p•One's Celery Compotinti is at preseet
carrying on this joyous transformation
worn all over (Inn edit, and women, patine
and old, of all ranks and conditions, bless
the memory uf Dr. Phelps wito rred
alien a uleesing on their sex.
Deer women of our eiemtry, who con.
itinue in misery and suffering when sucth
a friend us Patents Celery Commend iv
'within snob easy reeoh, and ready to do
/or you lilt you so rowel desire ?
Do not be dereivad by any of the many
comes, bitters, sareaparillais or ad ver-
tieen pills; they ctionotf bestow that
pearto r g reit t priori —goo ci heal h. Paine's
Cele* Compound hue given bew health
and Mato yotir fritieds ; it will not fail
its your ,parti 31liter hour of need. Bear
in mind that Pine's Celery Compoued
makes sink people well.
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Beware of him that is siciw to
anger, l'or when it is long corning it
IS the stronger. when U.6oines and
thelotiger-kept.- Abused patience
turn3 to Jury.
Pimples on •ft:e Cad be mired
in 3 days by the use of D,r Agnew's
Ointment. , However imp nesible this
nay seen, a few applmatons will con-
vince. Many are cured who have berm
distieured fur years. Try it tonlay, •
' Bold by A. L Hamilton -
Seeding. , has commenced in seine
a the western portions of 'Mani.
Oh a.
severe Diarr.:, cea.
IP ,w1.1•0, lilrw Aral Sire W.
berrY ttlar•d my tenet o vo; 11t1
ef Diarrhoea, toad 1 h grief r' mutend it
ICY i h..114144, .t.' the best •n lane for
bowel etien 1 amts o ;shit 1 " Mrs'.
101P1enen, Not th Valles , On I .
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NV INUHAM TINS BS, APRIL
ABOUT 011BC41,7113. 17TH PBQM GE.RMA,Nr•
SOM el /Melee WIII0II ARE NOT
osstotat.1.71r KNOWN'.
At the meeting of Ontario Edu-
cational AlieeeialiOn, Kr, W.
Johnsteh
on, artered tittenelle tent,
commercial master at Upper Canada
; College, read apaper on "Dills. of •
Exchange,, Cheques, and Promissory
Notes," dealing* more partieularly1
with cheques. Boma facts not gener.
ally known were brought out. Jones
sending cheques to tha bank for
deposit should endorse all .of them,i
whether "or toner" or "or hearer,"
and, to make is imPoshible for the
clerk to cash them and deeatup or
deposit Olen) tu bk own etwount,
Jones should write on the hack of
eel "lFor.depoAt to, the account of
Jones." A portion purchasing .an
article and giving in lea yillent
• eherpur on the hank in which he has
no fonds. may be indicted for fraua.
13ut if the eheque was given in settle-
ment art previ msly,contracted book
debt, a charge of fraud nnot be
laid. The cheque, however, is not
valueless to the holder, inasmuch as
it is an acknowledgement of the debt,
and; the holder can sue upon the
cheque without the troubl3 of proving
the debt from tris books. About; the
only changes the ,holder of a cheque
can safely make- are these two: If
!the cheque I undated, he may write
in the true date ; if.it be made pay.
able.to himself "or bearer," he may
cross out -bearer", and write in
"order,:' but •he. Intlet net do the re
verse tif this, namely, 'cross oat
"order" and write in "bearer," A
• cheque may he all straight . and re
&ruler, umi yet the bank retuse to
1)tl it- The bank's duty and auth
ority ate terminated by the draiver's
coniderintiod or by his death. A
Oereoo reheiving a "eros-net17,' cheque
mur,t not prent it fu, payment at
the bank on which it hi drawn. He
can only kin get it !Mid through the
medinni of another Dank, . •
Belief an Six Hours. —Distr,Pesinv,
Kenney ;mil tilltdder Iniselisets relieyecl in
sic !IOW's 1.)‘' the "SOOFH AMEItlOar Kin
NE? Curt 61." This new remedy is a great
auTrws ti nd delight nn. ecou n t ot its
incept ding pr; thothess in relieving
in the bladder, twines hank end every
pert of Eo u einem passage ip male or
female. It, n i tees intent ton or is titer and
pain id flSI0t1.it almost ntrenediattily.
If 'yon want quick relie and dors ibis to
your t0iedy. •
Sold len A. ti. fi4rnii,nn
rg 14 p.00inel lo erect Lite Es -ter
•piswhiuc. 0)1 • 7,-it6ra f rn , the.
tettti el st to he about $25,000.The
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Onto do' overninen t k to give 84000,
Walk $1,500,.WindSOr $b,000,
and the eounty the balance.
Starved Nerves.
When the Wield is thin and weettry,
the neri es ). uotuall y starved and nen-
744; t ion find nt ratter) seine
e le seri it •reses Wtt`h D
'iiv .10 tOd a .1 see win otiphrt
to t.,•0•11 tied sneer tweets!,
r4 • kith. IP 4.4- tiqt. '441.1 C.1,1 son-ilA uhxna
, • 17' ••• , . Ceseee ii,11 every b of
has fastened its relentless grin upon
some member of nearly every family
in the land. Competent authorities
estimate that from eighty to ninety
per cent, of the entire population of
this continent suffer from sonieform of
this repulsive and dangerous malady.
If you or any of your family suffer
either from recognized catarrh or
from the lingering colds which mark
its early stages—don't trifle with it.
It is the precursor of consumption
and death.
never fans, It is the remedy of alt
remedies, endorsed by the Most ex.
perieined and =Mein noseand throat
specialists of the day, end having ti
record of a multitude of radical, per-
t:inherit cures of ehrotie cases which
had been deelared incurable. It also
cures cold in the hear!, influenza, hay
fever, loss of stnell, deafness, sore
throat, tonSilids, asthma and all
diseases. It is delightful to use,
• "1 have had chronic catarrh ever
MHO the war," says J. C.Tayter, of zio
N. Clinton Ave„ Trenton, N. J "1 had
despaired of ever being cored. 1 used
three bottles of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder and my Catarrh has entirely left
Inc." Rev, C. n.,Whitcombenector of St.
Matthew's Episcopal Church, Beinitton, •
Ont„ was a great sufferer, Be used nr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, and Tamara -
claims It a safe, simple and certain Cure.
The Lord Bishop of Termite. Cert., re-
commends the remedy ovet bis own
signature. sold by druggIsts,
Dr. Agnew's Cure -for the Bort
relieves 'heart disease in ne minutes.
Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills—ecie, forted
closes—are the best Dr. -Ageter's
Ointment relieves in a day come,
tetter and all slciri diseases, Cures
piles in 0 to 5 Welts. 3sc7 2
BOLD BY A. L. ITAMITATON`f WINGUAllt
The following letter from l`str Turnbull,
who- anoompamed Dr Agnew, written to
the Clinton New klre will Ire read with
mull interest by mealy of our xeedere,
inerutierns 81',ItA85lf,
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puma 18, 1890
To the nilitor of the new reit:
Dna kinif —In accordance with nay pro.
rinse to you wine time before leasing
Cliuton to write a letter or two to the New
lira 4esorilnive of our trip to .14,4trope, I
will try mud give a brief. (Altana ot It to
mite, We Balled trestle New York ort Etib,
el, at 11) a.m., ;and letitted, in Bremen on
Tuursday, Uaroh 2nd, at noon. $ many
from Lawton and vicinity nave taper the
trip to. .kengland er elm:nand thee an ate
comet of that part of ear journey would be
etreeorne and untuterestiug. We had love-
ly weather all the way, ocaeoely a wave,
anymore than the 'mud roll that is always
on the ocean. I !mow a great many woe
wonder if we were sea siokt, and 1 may say
here that bete my trayelling companion,
Dr Agnew, and myself were geed and sea-
sick on after we passed out of the harbor
at niew York. On my former trip to Penn
ops soxue years ago, 1 was very Biel{ all the
way, both going and canting home, and I
fully expected it again and was not disap,
pointed, Ob, the dreary monotony of life
on 'shipboard when one is sick 1 The days
seem endless, and one longe for the night
when, some hours at least, will pawl quielt-
iy during sleep, liosvever, when we got
;iight4of land on Tteesnay evening ott the
Soilly Wee, we were at once all right and
ready then to make np for lost time.
(Lands Eosin and ()attired the English
Channel. Our sail that kneeing was very
hoe; a clear sky and beautiful moon, nice
ware; weather and hundreds of tights on
every side tram the numerous lighthouses
along the English coast, mid the many
vessels anobored in the Chiennel. Some of
the passengers remained on dealt all night,
but we were anxious to feel in good trine
to• enjoy the sail next day, and turned in
about ruldnight. Next morning early we
were up on deck and found • that we were
.anchored off Soethampton. As the tide was
imp we had to wait for a smaller vessel to
come out and take off the thane and' a few
passengers for Epgictud. and a right royal'
send off they got, as both vessels steamed
away.
. The sail for the rest of that day is one
never to be forgotten and was one of the
finest that any one could imagine. .A. tine
ship, clear sky overhead, nice balmy spring
weatbnr, tine jovial crowd on board, grand
scenery and plenty of musio from the ship's
brass band, all mombined to naake it an
ideal sail. After leaving Southaroption we
passed the Isle of Wight, andhad a splen -
(id view of Osborne House, the summer
residence of Queen Victoria '• its green
lawns, eloping gently up from the water;
beautiful groves and driveways between,
tend the castle away up in the background
make e. versnpretty picture. We had also
a splendid view of the fortificationsalong
the here, and passed two large stone and
'need fortresses, one on each tilde of the
efeen waterway with their dozen or so•large
caution.; pointed out across stream, ready
et 5 moment's entice to seep everything
off the Channel. , We also passed a large
luau -of -war and twa torpedo boats. Any
one in Canada, who feels his loyalty to the
mother land ebbing away. should sesee a
trip through the English Channel and see
the strength of pld England's defences
even in that small part of her territory,
and at once his breast will swell out and
hie heart beat faster with pride and he will
Lel like exclaimieg, "We are the people."
Another feature of this part of the trip
ie the ienuaterable boats of every des-
cription that are passed, from the largest
oeeau steamers and four- masted schooners,
down to tbe tiniest: eleotrio latincees -and
Willing smacks,. Soon Enter leaving South-
ampton we also passed the Balzer Wil.
helm die Groese. the largest steam passen-
ger boat afloat and a sister shipto the
Lahn. Her decks were crowded with.
passengers for America, and such waving
of hate and handkerchiefs by the passen..
gers o. both boats I That evening we
passed through the Straits of Dover into
the Gerrnan Ocean, and next day • at noon
landed at Bre erhaven, the port of Bre-
men, where it train was waiting to take us
to Bremer:. That afternoon we took a
look emend Bremen • an,d bid good bye to
our frillnw. travellers. It is surprising how
well aoquaintedpeople seem to get in a few
deys on board a ship. We parted with as
enny reef ele and fond good byesas if we
Imo been friends for years, instead of ten
days. Of course ill Bremen we visited
tbo liatImiteller, the oldest wine cellar in
e'rwoop, and where every tourist through
Bremen is shown tbrougb. What enormous
hanks or hog head—it takes a long ladder to
gee uu top of ohe. Some of the wine there
f 1,1.1'041 frntti thp year 1400, arid is said to be
worth rnanyithousand dollars a drop We
ale not $71,11,pl5 it. The place wee beauti-
folly deenretecl that cher; as the•German
Broperor was to visit Bremen the 'next,
en , and he always goes to the Itatnekel-
le That same night we left for Berlin
and roaches bete 1iriday nio n rig.' We
ars now settled comfortably and fed quite
at home. Berlin is a beautiful oity and
hes twine of the finest Streets and parks I
ever saw, thaw den Linder', the tarot
feeding tenni the Einpetor's , pelves to the
Thiergartee, ia as fine as any one could
imagine. It is as wide as from thecorner
of the "Pr lace dry goods store" to Jaoltson
tiros' stems in Clinton. and is divided by
row@ of linden trete' iuto promeowdes for
foot •passengere, driveways for pleasure
rigs, and road for horseback riding, drive
way for heavy wartone, tem On this street
almost anv afternoon you may Pee the
temperor either in his earriage with ti e
Rnapretis and -some of the children, nr rid
ilm on hAr;whank. WA have Seen hitt: a
number of times. Ile rides not go attended
.1, t whoir, lel trine of servants, or soldiers,
bat only willi his coaehman and fo einem
w n 11 his (mileage, or by one iw two
ere in ;es when on horseback . 1 he
Th • vein ten meaning Morel!). `enema
garde in whirls is the geologise, nerder,
at one e d, is it lnvelv park. righ' in t he
centre of the env i hat I will not Itt tenet
to describe it, or any of the mar y tine
ora ;es in the city. Perhaps in a totems
lot 04 I may uivp some arooll; 6 Of 'lila
rbabbere and social totems of OP O. man
peopie, and, also of the student and
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The popular use of a spring medicine is founded on, experience.
With the coming of the spring season comes languor, debility, a dragged-
. out" condition and a, general lassitude summed up in the familiar phrase —44'
" that tired feeling."
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from the gross effects of the fatty foods of winter, there is no medicine
equal to D. Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It not only cleanses the blood, but fo-
vitalizes it. It puts aSpring into fhe step and a sparkle into the eye that '
betoken health. It restores the lost appetite, induces refreshing sleep, and
reduces the liability to disease by neutralizing the condition d essential to
the development of disease germs.
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As A spring medicine during the months of Meech, April, anti May, I know on no other
preparatioa that can been to compare ivith Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It is the leader of leaders."
W. A, WEISER, M. D., Bourbon, Ind.
"I cannot speak too highly la praise of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. From experience, I can
recommend it as the best spring medicine." ISAAC S. SPARKS, Patsey, Ky. ,
" I ha!ve used Ayer's Sarsaparilla hi my family for years and highly recommend it. As
a spring medicine, it has no equal.' .tr. B. NICHOLS, Eliery Se, Cambridge, Mass.
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla has been a household comps...Ilion in our family for years. I takeit
every spring,. beginning in April. It tones up my nystene gives me an excellent appetite,
and makes inc sleep like a top. As a blood medicine, it has no superior in my opinion."
H. R. WILDEY, Philadelphia, Pa.
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla jr without an equal as a blood purifier and string medicine, and
cannot have praise enough. I have watched its effects in chronic cases, where other
treatment was of no avail, and have been astonished at the results. No other blood
medicine that I have ever usecleand I have tried then all, is so thorough le its action, and
effects so many permanent cures as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."
Dn. IL F. MERRILL, Augusta, Maine.
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military life there, which are entirely
different to tbose in America. As far es
hospitals and our own work is concerned,
it would not be interesting to many, and
so I will not say much about it, only that
we are getting in splendid work that can-
not fail to bo of great assistance to mein
the future. The Germans are right up to
date in medical science and surgery, and
ahead of the world in bacteriology and
pathology. We are only three minutes
walk from the laboratory of the distinguish-
ed Prof Inooh, the discoverer of the bet: -
eines of consomption, and titherculin for
the cure of consumption, which caused
stioh a stir all over the worlct a few years
ago. A great deal of the teaching here is
by private classes of only a few, which
gives a very much better opportunity of
studying a subject than in a regular hos-
pital clinic.
The weather on the whole has been very
fine since we landed here, although last
everting we were in a regular Canadiau
snow storm for an hour or so, but it has all
disappeared and today the sun is shining
brie,htly and quite pteesant. The trees
and -shrubs are 'coming out in leaf, and the
tulips and hyaeintlia in the garden aro all
in bloom Hoping that I have not trans -
armed too -mob on your vent/stile space,
one with greetings to all our friends in
Clinton and Lendesboro. 1 remain,
Yours truly,
JAS L Tonsil:um
0,1tarrli Relieved in 10 to 00 Min.
tites.—Ous Pilot putt of the breath
through the Blowers supplied. with eaph
bottle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder,
diffuses this Powder over the surface ot
the nasal passages. Painless and de.
!Wilful to Ilse. It relieves
and perm antly cures Cat arrh, thty Pever,
Colds, Ruud ache4Sore Throat, Tonsilitis
an 1 Deafness.
Sold A, L
W . Hamilton.
Rheumatism. Cured in a Day.—
South American Rheumatic Cure: for
Rheumatism and. Neuralgia, radically
cures in 1 to days. Its action upon the
system is -remarkable and mysterious,
It removes at once the cause, and the
disease immediately •dieappeare. The
first dose greatly benefits. 75 cants.
Sold by A. L. Haniiltott.
Lord Kitchener is to have a salary
of X1,000 a ytar as Governor•Geuer
al of the Soudan, with $500 a year
fot' travelling expenses, in Addition
to his pay as Sirdar or the Egyptian
army.
Itheumatism•--Have yo 4 tried all
the remedies you ever read or henrcl of
hoping for a -cure? If you're PITlie ed
still, take Milbure's Rheumatic Pins.
They never fail, guaranteed to ours or
your money baok. Price 50e. •
11athir Food May Poison Vs.
An Undigested excess of almost
any kind g food is apt to pass into a
random lermentation, according' to
its Leredients. And, in general,
the produets of the fermentations are
deleterious, and now and then fairly
noxious. The animat fats, beans,
fish, pork, sugar, tich cakes auct
pies (mince, e66.7, meats and eggs
are par tie,ula rly capable of supplying
bad fermentations when not dinn-
ed. The headitelles ard co ti. SO
common after Thanksaivi? g are
Usually it sorry outcome if z utIony,
and riothink* else. 14.110P25 of twean
tuts more clogging. When objects
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