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THE EXETER ADVOCATE
THURSDAY. SEPT. S. 1898.
Pointed Paragraphs.
Snake charmers omelet to melte ex-
s'elleza:t bartenders.
A thing of connfc'rt is seldom a joy
Itet the wc•snan of fashion.
Some men are a Trth more than others.
and eorne are wenn lass.
Refeem ors sluiced devote snare of
their time to refernaers' reforms.
Tiley a Stan le ssesses self-control
be is little better than a nave,
There are tithes when the absence of
crankiness ,news the absentee of sense.
Sum ger girls Ilene there should 'ae
eronp;h naval emsta.:...tees to go round.
It always hal s a ft: wen elle o:'
tier old beaux n;arries her test girl
frarzd.
A man is thin alien he acts aeeeeeding
to p...air \ mics alter en . ate wheal 'lee
gats teetereneee
it's a wise w :ran n e t enn reak0 her
l ate'::tier: feel eve Le ee. :',..g tnlaen seta fa,
tLt L°ewe- l nind _leer :name.
!ae greatp'et Tees. .v"c , tee l e l; :ity
snaredt`f
eras. LL 4' 'c: e t.»... i6 111:1
terata,' oeatatee net tee v;..1.:; evay.
'-\`leen glee tre.; S ye -'erne men, tnat
e sae «,. a . .o Toet2c.r:a
he . l '': essea te. ea v >e\° m;.'
tee - ...,.. ,. n " f r
l.1.: des LII!:.it' it
tt,;, yes ecca41 wiv'a tete err pointed it
*eat neat, r. .t wee ra mai;
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veresee: Parmelee- "lee
1.:a"" `a n F
tel e, _ ,
in s.,.1;,-"
Point.. of degree ate
Invir.t:,, If* :1'5 . e...,1'1 miners selam':d
bear ene Leese' ed • t,e,
:. ., am gve'1 gas
tars mese 3 "aim le t,.•, ease
1 I- t'1 on tai s to a no r t schen
use leer S eitnat aro., 1 . no.il
yet in the Seckel v» hire Yet - a.m.. man
et t Dm,
When e7nt' has a eltrg}ocean as a ut'st
it i; t" 7'-t.-.1ti ry :lint tea
i ir'>.ie:c gas ,.n ."et f ..'! t•v'•n if c•.al ale
Cert 11:Ic , Ss' r + r.•' I , its 5ei tat •l. e,
;eeme'r ari's'e et a lint neon i..! .iititlt
eerl er 'than eve In creates la. fere ' rao
tiiat set, caul teem 1'e :t'•e"etz t a. tate
neent later:
.l wee -Taal rutin who calls neon a
fit:elle- whores there are a number c
#a•i"ter: will not gaily inquire for them,
but leave his earl for e$erh.
If ,tea wish a men tet reheat his vi :.t
du nett seek to detain Mian when he has
OLeO risen to depart. ..tsk him to come
again at some future time,
Never otnit a nota of thanks to any
preen 'who lies sent you a gift -great
or trifling. Should ;am do so you aro
self-e.t•nfessed ignorant of all rules of
etiquette and gratitude.
You can never become a, successful
hcstess if you do net keep informed upon
the principal topics of the day. Read
the best newspaper's and good literature,
TOC1 RE A COLD IN ONE DAX
Take Laxative Breino Quinine Tablets. 4t11
Druggists refund the moue" If it falls to cure. 25c
c Twenty Cents fora (''ours, Dinner.
For 50 years the city of Greenobie, to
France, has maintained a municipal
restaurant and kitchen, where meals are
cooked and supplied at cost. The food
is of the best quality, the cooks are
skilled and tlhe service is excellent. One
may dien there on bread and soup for
three cents and have his hunger thor-
oughly appeased, or may pay 12 cents
and enjoy a course dinner.
Mr. T. J. Humes, Columbus, Ohio,
writes : "I have been afflicted for some
time with Kidney and Liver Complaint,
and find Parmelee's Pills the best medi-
cine for these diseases. These Pills do
not cause pain or griping, and should be
used when a cathartic is required. They
are Gelatine Coated, and rolled in the
Flour of Licorice to preserve their purity,
and give them a pleasant agreeable taste.
A Point Scored.
The facetious boarder had the train
all laid for a killing joke. "Itt's a won-
der," he said, "that you didn't serve up
this hen feathers and all." "The next
time," said the Iandlady, with marked
emphasis. "I'lI serve her up bill and
all." And the joke was ruined.
Jinard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
New Cure for Lockjaw.
Dr. Roux, elf the Pasteur Institute,
announces the discovery of an, efficient
cure for lockjaw. The antitetanic ser-
um used in Germany would not work
till Dr. Roux hit on the plan of dn-
jetting It into the brain under the mem-
branes. s Hisplan plan lies been tried with
complete @ intCe5
s on
a .man,'
Quickcure heais Sores,
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, etc.
Valuable Paintings Lost.
Seevral valuable pictures on their
way back to France went down in La
Bourgogne, the .most Important of
them being "Crossing the Ford," by
Jules Dupre, which was worth $15,000
and had been bought by Georges Petit,
together with the "Zuiderzee" of Cazin
and tow canvases by Bibert, the total
loss amounting to about $20,000, which
'was covered by insurance.
llAI1OND IS TO IING
The Law Will Be Allowed to
Take Its Course.
BERTRAM F1R:E LOSS $59,700.
Narrow Escape From a Lightning's Dolt
-Toe of a W011/411'S Stoekang; Jturn-
ed by. the Plash-Mr.::retortion
Wi11 afeet alanufacturers
at the Industrial-
Itarard aisle.
Talon. Thomas F. Bayard is a very sick
gran at IJ,haM, 343;s,
Hon. 'S\'illiaw. Paterson will meet
manufacturers at the Toronto ]nduscrial.
Yesterday was Pioneers' Day at the
Toronto lndustriai; to -day it Is the
lir heelmen's turn.
lindapesr, newspapers report rhe discov-
ery of s i'iat to teenier Baron Bandy, the
Hungarian Premier.
The statement that Toronto post olllce
officiaes will not have Tatler Day holiday
is denied front Ottawa.
'Plat deputy game warden at ,Stulbnry
is proeeetbng :tg:lines the incitans who are
shouting; deer out or seamen.
beroarltu still keeps it up, Ninety-eight
in the ,:hurtle' on Friatey. Ottawa was the
nntetrese City at a its the shade.
.a . re'itmtc tt n•nti er has lien flnt'4 $a
it torrent. of preomnite that
hes let lessee ern '1 area tenser.
\n I .i,'r«,al tianeet tete been :-tiled
szeaceetaie rite Austrien 1: to hseeth ;o
meet .n i iect ee on , pt:ste lege rte.
.crane B ea:ursine tun leis:ane western,
skeet `rya yetees „t ;Tett . e `.: tetett 1.m :,7,-!t t(l
float". at :'7+` 1 J fact, in -,:r, .N eyeat.D.
Teets senate wore
+tote 1 .] r. ..,».' tri:,' • hilt.
E .. .=•tate c:a9A:^ :la ria :3e. Je i'-'tt' it lw
nice aseene e c the, 1eeei 0 t 1" ria nb
Yeele . ..t'a .=herr.r::..
`''..a,ti'v�':3 .;,:. �var...i by
.
•
cl' :e •t,
n - :gt�y;i1 � -cry teal,.., *.,
... ,,.i:. w:« keh
c'al.oe a. sea .,..,.a.:Wr, Sri}telt :+t,
fare lagterlal.ent •1t Marino mai nisei.
t°°ret` earth i•Dl .t maze • , . :D t1f the t et's eset
in t
•1
!D•rr'i ; ettieleit trate .^'t. John. .�..
eaat.easa ala I ri :.a;
Inc Ica: t1:sat: ea- s neve refer +d ¢a' Ina, 1
area:, rl:., tet gnat" the 1. n. el (il:,4I
Deaver:: of the L eyed atatise awe t en ate
ain 111,4N,rze in wages.
On Feeley ar N.cw 1,11.1: thcr Soar as
t r4;11Lal themes," in t+.•zulr:•r¢ltnru until it
ret serif ee. at n',em, 'Lore wear es launl-
lk'^ of Beath- troect neat.
The will of the lett' Jos. 'Simpson,
roma, dieposan,.', of an rs*:ate of ea: teep e.
tee, bene Item probatietl. The teles nnunt
gets $145 from tae estate.
A1d. Malian era justly Malian:int over
the tot that ehsi.lren bad ter ivy unu scrap
a skies for waver or else ;to thirsty at the.
Iudua,trial Fair m Termite.
U. S. cutter seig lnetniu, in; 'hi,lntrsal
drydoclt.', may be seized fair war''. ung
W. Berea, :demote tri be due hint by
the \Yashingten Government.
Mrre. John Smith, Iteth conte -dote
Sullivan. had the toe of her smelting
burned out by lightning, but SV'a n.•t
otherwise hurt, the other day.
Sir Charlet 'hipper on the I: 1i will
open the NM? Bruuiswiek 1'lxh1bitdtin at
Sr. John, and will sail, with Lady Tup-
per, on the Mind for a short holiday in
England,
George T. Decker, pump manufacturer
at Forest, has received word tha„ his son
William had been drowned in hid uncle's
well about ten miles from Halniota,
Manitoba.
Friday night Toronto single taxers list-
ened to a Iecture on Henry George, on
the occasion of the anniversary of bis
birth, by Very Rev. Dean. Williams,
Cleveland, O.
The Newton estate in Guelph, under
the will of the late Henry Newton, who
died in 1875, is in the courts, the son
and daughter suing the widow, who bas
married again.
Markham and Newmarket played
lacrosse at Richmond Hili and then
wound up the game with a free fight, in
which the police were assaulted. The
ringleaders will be prosecuted.
Four hundred striking coal miners,
under District President Dolan, marched
from Monongahela City on Friday to the
Ivil and Cabburg mines in Pennsylvania,
and forced the silty men at work to join
the strike.
The Sandwich jailer is kicking because
Essex jail bas to keep some prisoners
sentenced to the Central, Toronto, for
months after they are sent down. The
bailiff who calls bas no fixed time for
such work,
Bessie and Sadie Uonder, two 18 -year-
old girls of Welland, ran away from their
home last Tuesday and have been traced
to Buffalo by their parents, who have
asked the police to locate them. Tbey
have plenty of money for an outing.
An agitation at Yokobama is growing
out of the State purchase of the four
trunk railroads, and reports are revi\ed
that the Japanese Government intends to
raise a foreign loan of $80.000,000 in
order to complete public works.
Oscar Jeffrey's left band was caught in
the planing inachhe rollers, in the Phil-
lips' mill at Toronto Junetlon on Friday,
and was mangled in a most terrible man
nor right up to above the elbow. There
was no one in the mill at the time, hut
he put out his right band and stopped
the maohinery himself, The machine had
to be taken apart to release him.
It is understood that the capital case of
William J. Hammond, awaiting execu-
tion in Barrie jail on Sept.15 h
the
for
murder of bis wife. Kate Tonga, at
Gravenhurst, has been before council. It
is ptobabie that the' law will be allowed
to take its course, as the atrocity of the
crime and the evidence of the man's
guilt lead to,the.conclusion that it is not
a case calling for executive clemency..
Yesterday was Historical and Pioneers'
day at Canada's great Industrial Fair.
Tho York Pioneers' Sooigty, with repre•
sentaitives from the societies of York,
Peel, Simooe, Wentworth, Grenville,
Elgin and Oxford, Thorold and Peter,
born, assembled at the Pioneers' hut.
Amongst those present were the follow.
Inge Sir Oliver Mowat, G,C.ie.G., and
Hon. .I. C. Aikens (ex -Governor of Mani-
toba).
THE MODE.
ElaboDratele Lined Cloth Capes the Acme
of Fashion,.
The ne plus ultra of elegance is at thio
moment exemplified by cloth capes of a
simple style externally and trimmed with
stitched straps or a circular ruffle. These
are lined, however, with ruffles orpuflings
of mousseline de sole or silk of a light col-
or, which entirely cover the inside and at':
re played by the cutaway fronts of the
cape, which allow the interior to be seen.
For example, a cape of chamois cloth with
Vin.
wiETHOD'S OF DUSTING.
Glimmerton Hopes That Some Day ease
win Use Cloths as Wont** Do.
"Man's dusting iznplemene is a feather
duster," said Mr. Gllmnlerton; "woman's
is a dust cloth. here can be no doubt
which is the better, but each clings to
bis own. But I think I see signs: of .a
change. I aaw a boy • walk out of a store
uptown this morning and walk across the
sidewalk to the curb and stand. there and
shake a dust cloth, just as a woman
would shake one cut of the window. I
don't know where the boy got this no-
tion, whether he made the discovery him-
self that, except under favorable colleen
tions, with doors and windows open at
both ends and wind blowing through,
stirring up duet es th a duster only
serves to redistribute it, ter whether there
is a woman in this store who theists on
I dust cloths and has taught the boy tee
use of thein. Maybe as the boy grows up
and becoznes confirmed in this way ho
will teach the use of the dust cloth te
others, and to his children, and they will
teasel it to their children, and so it may
finally come about in this simple manner
that all mon will come co use it, and that
the feather duster will go."
MILL (i.,SFN.
ati el e d l 'end' 1 Hegel el 'li very fell ear'
V.,"-; t., w:> i b tae•.":..- -1:qa• rl
0ee1 q; ge t? .-. dire n e ' letter erent gl
lege are tile) mete 1 esti t e;iut'e l.i:.i:
lir r i .Dl;0..1 .,
i,o o fare: . .3 \ ever r 1 n '1A2131101/
:.
nntl
t :a5S:a5'� esf 1 time; ¢ '$ in gill. . . ,.
to the.. t a•et ri.il elft 's .\Liebe at atp,,n'..>
Tile , rave' l�irlt. earnez. daze green :a, .
Tera s n int- rater s D a a 1, y e° i.
au meat yt etu is, t A n of a ball' . D'
of w ,ter gram sint. °J.1" slate et a l
Lime. and a: the left sale- is as leitel
cream and eictuve wattle, seek. femme 11 v'
stamina; of ert'auui. lave. The 1'ut.ii'.,
geen silk bee en irregular dceeellet,.;::t.
ell°_.'d leg a. hand ,'f leatha? Mlle, alntl 1-.
clset ti at the lett sighs muter a similar,
1,:t:te . a'linweil lav t re.tuille t5f laee.
sl •,'v,'s consist .'t \ride, frills tit' last'.
belt is of mina- vt•1\ut. Lang gloves e,f
oreani simile are worn, and jt•a\°'tied ee .Dec
Alf` Ile.: are p'kn'ell at the bit 5ilit,4'f thy. Deft
and th5., deculletzigee Ji eat (.iienaE'i',
VARIOUS NOTES.
tSuggestlons With Renard to the Toilet and
Wardrobe.
A flet: -on in ineureilie who is invited
a \\edtiing sbnuld always tentage from the.
mourning for the mansion, ns it is nt;ver
peen is:4 )l10 tel appear at a nlarriarito caro -
many in tlu weeds of woe. Mauve, ray:
and white may be worn, and it is an lkng-
Idle fashion to use bright reel anti black.
b'requentTeethe are b'neit:eat to the skin,
but the baths meet be short, ray ten Mill•
utas in length. If they are protracted and
taken very often, they are apt to soften
Moussement comers.
the flesh and render it flabby. Cold sponge
baths with sea salt or alcohol act as a tonin
end stimulant and are an aid to the gon-
ral health, as they increase the circula-
tion.
A charming new model for a cape is
composed of alternate bands of base gui-
pure and jet, Wee( plaitin gs of black tulle
and white being placed at the edge.
A novelty of the moment is the tailor
made costume, very natty and severe, of
light color -sky blue, pink or mauve -
with a short coat opening over a white
vest.
Tho sketch shows a costume of pink
mousseline de sole over pink silk, the
skirt having a deep flounce mounted on a
curved yoke of silk,
which is
outlined by
f guipure sure
medallions 0 surrounded a
g P by
pulling o2 pink lnoiisseiine cle soie. The
flounce is edged with throe little ruffles.
The draped bodice has a shirred yoke with
medallion trimming, the sleeve gaps being
made to match. The sleeves themselves
are puffed lengthwise. The belt and collas
are of pink silk. JIIDIC CxoLLaT,
Old Regiments.
The oldest British regiment dates back
to 1.660. The oldest Austrian regiment
is said to have boon raised. in 1618, the
oldest Russian regimentin 1700. The old
French army boasted of regiments raised
in 1556. Tbesewere disbanded at the time
of the revolution, but were again brought
together by Napoleon, being finally dis-
persed on his downfall by the Bourbons.
Woman, Short or Tall,
It Is it curious fact that the majority of
men don't seem to be attracted by tall
girls. We wonder why: asks an English
critic. Perhaps, remarks the Chicago
News, It is because men are so accustom-
ed to be looked up to -at all events. by
the fair sex -that it is only natural for
them to prefer the girl, wile in bar little
caressings and fas=cinating lover -like
ways, bate, ea acenunt of her shortness, to
look up at flan for the pnrpeso of peering
up into his lovelit eyes. But- very short
women can only sound the note of a for-
lorn eondit-son, unfor'tunaately, for fussy
modetrn map, takes.' hint In the abstract,
p-1?•e4i her est:>• sit cele. his choice fall
uI:1U her cornlearilicely taller sister. This
sillt.'rl:itiFelt t:111 women and the post-
timely s1101 t women the averegi than
It ave, set erei r alone.
Tall women are tt-lt.illy dhhn'Med and
aplto:u' to ween late:ease way s. and ab
h •earth they menace co 'Ira+v attaniiration
it -;'i r.erh'°r Of til.' aatsd•la+plying ?triad'• No
at lilt, owiue, totheir entelbeteeofstature
and pretty. pl:tefal ways, .men give to
4strlc woman more taring than the tell,
D: ,r itleti WUellan dementia Thi lever's
ea . sepe•att-:1 expt -.:t;n "You little darn
r " roolil hazel °:a zp''it;g, t•] elle tilt
elle without tee::line the rielbilltiee of
ti:ose who over'he:tee it. Thie is eaerr,sinly
very hard and lw'at, like a pialti•hluenti
for being tell, bits: vi llo can help her
,t stun'.': And it Is .1 fact too, that men
.ire ratter shy It;•.,nt alierc:lrhin g tall
wom.tn,, icetau-:e of restraint whfeh they
feel but e:aualut exp l:tin. They aro under
the impression. these tan w' men, why,
it';, hard to tell ---til It tall women aro born
to bo conanteider•, and tidy they are in
their element where: lett alonle in their re-
served dignity :Ind musing; in their lone-
ly wanderings:.
stn ,1,ppro,ed ('ritir'i,.m,
Stuart labored under ono rather an-
noying dimaelvicen l'i'ter white) has become
historic, and which erase from the eir-
cumstetneu of Washington's ill-fitting set
of false teeth.
.As Stuare said, "Whoa I patutod ban
be had just had a sot of false teeth in
serted, which emetic nte for the coostrainod
expression so notircable about the mouth
and tho lower part= of the face."
Enough has been made of this and
more than onongh; there is even in. elleC.-
dotee about Stuart having porsuatle.d his
famous sitter to stuff cotton in his mouth
while he was being minted. M1 -s :lana
Stuart gives the following amusing no
count of a narrow escape. of her Le tear:
"While talking one day with General
Lee, my father happened to remark that
Washington hacl a terrible temper, but
held it under wonderful eontroi.
"General Leo breakfasted with the
President and Mrs. Washington a few
days afterward.
"'I saw your portrait the other day,'
said the General, 'but Stuart said you
had a tremendous temper.'
'Upon my word,' said Mrs. Wash-
ington coloring. 'Mr. Stewart takes a
great deal upon himself to make snoh a
remark.'
" 'But stay, my dear lady,' said Gen-
eral Leo. 'He added that the President
had it under wondereul control.'
"With something like a smile General
Washington remarked, 'He is right.' "
The Left -Hand Shake.
It is a fad now with some people to
greet one another with a left-hand shake.
This strikes an every day sort of person
as embarrassing and awkward. Human
nature can never associate good fellow-
ship and sincerity with the left hand. No
expression of heartiness can be conveyed
through the ]eft -hand shake. There is
something unoanny about it, A child
naturally shrinks and draws bank when
made to shake bands with a one-armed
man. Just so do grown people shrink
from the man or woman who gives the
left band in greeting. This variety of the
oommonplace greeting always affects one
unpleasantly. The high hand shake
which was the cause of so much embar-
rassment was bad enough. The pump -
handle hand, shams was worse, but this
left-handed grip is the worst of all. When
a thoughtful person sees friend meet
friend on Fifth avenue or Broadway of
an afternoon, or men and women gather
in some fashionable afternoon tea room
and greet ono another in this way, he
f'jels like crying out with Mark Twain,
"I say, dern a tool."
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can -
.01 reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, and in order to
sure it you must take betel nal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts dir-
ectly on the blood and mucous sur; aces. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was
'prescribed byone of the best physicians in
this country or years, and is a regular pre-
scription. 'It is composed of the best tonics
known -directly
combined et h P
the best blood uritiery
acting dh scaly on the mucous: surfaces. The
perfect combination obthe two ingredients is
what produces such w rider lul results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials free:
F. J. CIIENEY e, CO., testimonials,
0.
Sold by druggists, price M.
Hindoos Use Vegetable Soap.
The only soap which the Hindoos of
the orthodox type employ is made en-
tirely of vegetable products. 13ut soup
is little used in India, being almost an
unknown luxury with the natives.
hiinard'i Liniment Relieves Neuralgia,
Andrew Lang says there are 100;000
novelists in England whose works
never got into print.
PACE WIRE FENCING IS THE CHEAPEST
} "u can boa. Ask anyone using it if tilts is 11.1 so. Our fence bas !wen in use 12 year, awl the.
tint is still in peiteet eel:tilt:011 Don't experiment iment with the teammates imitations now iu the,
market,
None of thein are equal tatlie Page.
We have some illustrated advertising natter. Let us hear from gnu.
TILE PAGB WIIci: PENCE (`Q., Wntkerville,Ont..
Filets tor Farmer*.
Don't forget to cut the weeds along
the roadside before they mature their
st•ed.
Planting beans --the navy -in corn,.
says ai subscriber, gives a. double crop
4111 the laud.
be weer sluing and early summer in
niauy localities Omuta cause you to
value drainage.
It is tile. time «f year when man and
betst slloald Ire s!1se'ded from the hot
sing es nisch as i'it.ssible.
Clever er hutild lm cut, an experienced
1n'uwer says, Wrote baarelly any of the
heads begin to turn 1 zoivn.
It is claimed :lief limo fully slacked
serail:led nit t, lel.a e while the dew is
on will hilt cabbage, wrings.
If it tree 15 eying ter vine's failing never
teat until you tied the /muse. The
trctlblee will teftt'n lee fount in the rote.
Iltllel pair 'gain as Iohg a$ you can.
Lct the 111811 Whet tla:D.t .sell da s'+ au'1
dell t t"eni4ir a with 11+!11 11 you eau 1),:11
it.
lire 'bought sited eeaa lilts spring, and
all b'. oiee 1.;;slat».. sad replete 't'. only
(I epDDere,: .o' it .1r':v, a feet feat .eget
1^t :meet h,. \..,.., l titin
COULD NOT DRESS ALONE
N Non sent 1,;11 ,':aider '1', -ll•, ot 111. tea.,
t•atee duly. tint- 1,,.in athrrl'-al-1 seed
now its E.:WG•,ui 14^•° t t.
1<'r+?+:11 tell' 111: l:.4 X:;.t. r, \.;+., l,rtts^np:i,;(k.
Slttr'lt Sntfrritnu', «.t rhennaatf`he 4-:411^45
tbt'
Vitt11111 l.i tl'Vitali' it tai -t l . •':f
i ;:Meets *loans-l.,t?blt'. t hely' 111,S,*s. ll 1
Steethe fleeter ite rungs .rule ilii .le 144'
Ne,y• .'f 4o.'e 1'. in, has hetto fart, ,l f14,4a 115
t'.11tu'• ;t1r..1, W. I'tal3:ola11(llta. wl New
T flat N. s•, is steer' t'1 alit ::e who la:avo
l40,1, it•1..D-rel Inial 118ii1, anti who be'
Berta.: it his ditty to fat '.ala.„
flew a mire • 011 I,t• .'11131,1. Met F':11etet-
hain 15 a 1 arnt.l anal like ria wlhs fel-
few i1is esielimes lett honorable ealliu; is
:s7l+jt't t Oillt11 to cal,t'rsltr(', it ryas this
e14e4.4.sl1rt' that brought e,11 his tl'uub e
;itrrl a tu-r•'1' hint Sri lunl•11 su11'oriug hes
fore lit' w;as rill "f it. Ile says: ,"In the
s't', i71 .4f 15117 I r"lltraete d tint 11171 itb..u.
'Fhrotial,nt the whole summer 1 suilr'1•-
ted front it. enol ,D1..ut the first of Oe -to -
leer It 1.,'e•uint ser 11at1 that 1 t'e'nld not
gait rout of the haus•', The piazze were
le alta . iu nig frill end back. mid what 1
sultel't'd min hau'diy be expressed. i be-
e:nue su helpiess I toted not dress me -
self wit'le,nt arid. Eventually the trou-
ble:spread to my bends and arms, ttu,l
at times these would lose all feeling and
become. ltselcss. In November I begin
using Dr. Williams' I'ink Pills, and
after talking four boxes began to im-
prove. .Atter using six boxes the pains
and sureness had all gone and I was
able to do a hard day's work. I intend
using a few more boxes as a pre-
cantiontu'y measure, and I would earn-
estly advise those suffering from this
pniuful trouble to give Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills a fair trial and be made well.
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills cure by go-
ing to the root of the disease. They
renew and build up the blood, and
strengthen the nerves, thus driving dis-
ease from.. the system. Avoid imitations
by insisting that every box you pur-
chase is enclosed in a wrapper bearing
the full trade mark. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People.
Lnr_est C,a'tometer.
The largest gacmeter in the world is
at East Greenwich. When full it con-
tains 12,000,000 cubic feet of gas. It
weihgs 2,200 tons, and is 180 feet high,
800 feet in diameter, requires 1,200 tons
of coal to fill it with gas, and cost near-
ly $200,000.
The great demand for apleasant, safe
and reliable antidote for all affections of
tile -throat and lungs is fully met with in
Bickle's Anti -Consumptive, Syrup. It is
at purely Vegetable Compound, and acts
promptly rend magically in subduing all
coughs, colds, bronchitis, inflammation of
the lungs, etc. It is so palatable that at
child will not refuse it, and it is pit at a
price that will not exclude the poor from
its benefits.
Cats Can swim.
Cats can swim if they only care to
exert themselves sufficiently. The an-
cient Egyptians used to fish with thele
on the Nile, according to the represen-
tations on walls and so forth that have
come down to us.
Seeing
Is
Believing
Farmers 0f Ontario ! We
want you to see the quality
and yacht of grain per acre
the tattle on of l i.n?toba
an el the Canadian North-West
will produce,
GAL:VEST EXCURSIONS
Will be run on
Aug. 30th, Returning Until Oct. 29th, and
Sept. 13th, " " Nov. 12th, 1898.
nsruaN FAMES TO
Winnipeg lea ins $30
Port. la. Prairie Monsejaw
Brandon Yorkton
Deloraine •!1�
Reston 2.�J Prince Alb't i s3,k
N'stevan V Calgary W er
Binscarth A
Moosomin - Red Deer QAO
Winnipegosis Edmonton e➢'t
From all points in Ontario, Onasiug, Sault
Ste. Marie 'Windsor and East.
For further particulars aln,ly to the nearest
Oanadiaaa Pacific Agent, or to
C. E. efeP}IE1ISON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 KING Sr.'EAST, TOttoNTo.
Kite telephones for torpedo boat de-
stroyers are being tried by the British
navy. A kite is seat up held Ily two
strings, each atiathed to a h si e,t er,
along which the message is tent, ,Of
what practical use in warfare this de-
vice is expected to be no information
is given.
Can Recommend It. --Mr. Enos Bore -
berry, Tuscarora,
ore-bezry,'t'uscarora, writes: "tI azo pleased;
essay that Dr, 'fhoinas' Eclectric 011 is -
all that roil clainn it. to be, :s we bavo
been using it for years, both internally -
and externally, :tai have always received
ben tit from its n -e. It is our family
medicine, and 1 talo Feat: pleasure be
ece°onllnce:uiing it."
P,' -;i t teem.
The deepest lake in the world is Lake
Tlaikel, iu, S hnria, In some parte It
itt U,:,'t Piet deep Its length is 811
rules, with an area of 15.000 square'
utile•., It is the largest lake in Asia,
caul the Signa lamest. it the world.
Use Vppu 's 0 Ouiciccure
rar is!i$'fiiz Troubles.
l
..�. I !�! 1U,C;i.
tb hairy.
A t1.k•8,,"ai•ni of lignid air pourer
cit a inial . na't 1 wit: -':y will freeze
:at ..e..0 lee. !let e 'alt's. As all agent
(.i t' . - tree, tee, uteri i air is enormously
psi:.,fel, len to. a•, tel ob,ee-t las beta
:mind f•: it as yet.
C. C. RICIIAPf•s & Co.
Iia r Sirs, -1 11 ..1.0 great faith in
MI\.\RI?'S LINIMENT, as last;
year 1 c ured a l*rr,'(' of Rtin4-bone,
with five bottles.
It blistered the horse, but in
month there was no ringbone and ne,
lameness,
DAN 1 eas MGRCHISON,
Four Falls, N.1;.
ereatherStatlona,
The United States Government is
«bout to establish on the Cnribbean see.
a complete system of weather stations
for the benefit of all nations wdlose in-
terests lie in that direction.
Mother Graves' \Vortn Exterminator
has the largest sale of any similar peeper
prion sold in Camila. It always gives
satisfaction by restoring health to the
little folks.
finard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
Careful Habits,
Restaurant dining is becoming more
than ever the rage in London.
Scoticiiman have another grievance
They object to the adjective "Scotch,"
espeially in official documents, and dee
mend that "Scots" or "Scottish" be used
instead.
Itis only necessary to read the testi-
monials to be convinced that Holloway'o
Coru Cure is unequalled for the removal
of corns, warts, etc. It is a complete ex-
tinguisher.
Engineers 1lfnst be Carefai.
A Danish locomotive engineer has
been punished with a fine of $12,000 and
four months' imprisonment for causing
a railway aoddent by his carelessness..
A Handsome God Ring Set With
Genuine Garnets and Pearls
FREE! send us your Name and Addres
plainly wrlttou, and we will sen,
you S0 packages ti '
(Soented0lotii)to sell for us tit SBICIO
you ean'j among friends at Ido. per package,
When sold remit us the money, and we will
send you free the above described ring, Send
address at once mention this paver. We take
all risk. Goods returnable. Handsome pre-
miums in proportion to amount sold.
Senclo Agency, 91 McCaul Street, TORONTO.
HAVE YOUR FALL STOCK WELL
ASSORTED WITH
OECKH'S gRB�OHESS,
M
AND WOODENWARE. ,
Manufactured by BOEO'B8 BROS. 3t OO.,
Toronto, Ont.
DOYS AND CIRLSFvoorrl. ou e a few hours
a a
e. absolutel FREE C IIUINE
MERICANYWATCH Nickel P ata
..r Gilt Case -a good time -keeper -by selling
MI/
of Moth
T
MI/ar•- Presto a,iioth Cleaner. tide
on the market rot- rani, t , n;4 ,.tains trom Fabrics.
Kid Gloves made to look 1.ke new. Send name
and address
Senclo Agency, 91 McCaul Street, TORONTO.
HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW
LAfNP
RNIA o�
L
The Water White's as good as Amerb•
can -Cheaper, and Lasts Longer.
Your dealer should have it.
THE QU10EN Ci'rlr OIL CO., LIMITED,
Samuel Rogers, President, Toronto.
T. N. U.
183
THING a young man or woman can do is to *5.
tend The Northern Business College fora term. DI .
you war.0 to know what you can learn? Then write fad
L_naouncement to C. A. Fleming, Owta Souwi, Get