Exeter Advocate, 1901-5-23, Page 3I
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II Farmers Trials.
A SUFFEteEle FOR YEARS, THE
` RESULT OF A FALL.
In Ws vieekened Cozolition La Grippe
leastuaed Itself Upon :film, and Brought
Enna Neer the Grave.
Mr. William Silver is a well known
fanner living near TIonford, N. S.,
Dueing hie life 'he has passed through
much etelenees, but now, thanks to
Dir. William' Pink Pills, ho is again
enjoying vigorous health. To a re-
porter tvlio recently interviewed him
Mr. Silver aid :-'I am now in my
32nd year, and I may date the be-
ginning of my trouble to my fiix-
tQentli year when I was thrown from
horee'a back, and lead nay spine
somewhat injured. This was always
u. weak ept and it geemed to leave
me more eueceptible to other trou-
ble, as it greet worse as I advanced
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FROI BONNIE SCOTLAND
INTERESTING NEWS FROIYI THE
HIGHLANDS AND LOWLANDS.
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As in the Times of Bobby 73m-eke-1r!any
Things Rappen t� Interest the Mind:
of Auld Scotian Sans.
The Edinburgh Town Council is evi-
dently reeolved that there shall he no
Sunday care in that city, for by a ma-
jority of 55 vote e to I2 it on thee, 29th
eat decided against taking a plebis-
cite on the aubjeet.
The Wallneuk Convalescent Home
for Paialey Children at Largs, Ayr-
ehire, has been totally destroyed by
fire. Some exciting incideute were
witnesned, several children having to
jump from tha upper windowe.
The personality of the BOP. Robert
Lang, fc;rmerly miniethr of Paninure
etreet Congregational church, Dun-
dee, amounted to over £25OOO. Al -
meet th•e entire estate is bequeathed
to the London Miseionary Society.
Colorist Itlacrae, the conmaauding of-
ficer of the Ediaburgh. Queen'e Vol-
unteer Brigade, reports that last
year the ;strength of the brigade was
2,885, to which has to be added 598 as
the strength of the Highland Bat-
talion.
Sir Williana Muir, the octogenarian
preeldent f Edinburgh University,
will retire shortly. His public ser-
vice clatee back to the Indian' mutiny,
through which he was in charge of
the intelligence department at Agra.
The theological faculty of Yale
T.Tuivereity, New Haven, Conn., he.vo
invited the Rev. Dr. Forrest, of Skel-
morlie, Ayrshire, to deliver two lec-
tures to the students during next
session, September, 1931, to May, 1902,
and he ha e accepted the invitation.
Profee.sor George Adam Smibla, of
Glasgow, denies that the churches of
that city are toeing their grip on the
workingmen. 1 -le 'declares that if it
were not for the working classes the
evangelistic tcne of religious life in
Glaagow would not be kept up a week.
A deetructive fire 02currecl at Fal-
con Ilouee, Blairgowrie, the residence
of Colonel G. G.1VI'Laren. The great-
er part of the buildin,g wee burned to
the ground with many valuable paint-.
in years. As a farmer I always had
to work hard, and often expose my -
elf to inclement weather. My back
trouble was finally aggravated by in-
digestion, and as this affected nay ap-
petite, I was very much run down.
Finally a few years ago I was attack-
ed with la grippe, which developed
Into pneumonia. My family doctor elle-
needed in conquering thia trouble, but
Cor six Months I was not able to leave
the heuee. and all that he eould do
for nee did not bring back ray,
strength. Finally 'consulted anoth-
er doctor, but with tao better result.
In fact before I stopped doctoring I
had tried four different physicians,
and all the time instead of gettinti
better I was growing weaker. Some
eighteen months have now elapsed
Ellice my attack of la grippe, and
.during that time I waa not able to do
any work. My whole system seemed
exhausted, aind my aerves1 shattered.
On fine days I woeild go out for a
while, but often I would become so
weak and dizzy th.a..t I could scarcely
get back ta the heu'se. One day a
neighbor asked me why I did not try
• Dr. William'' Pink Pine'. I thought
the advice might be woxth tokiag and
sent for a half dozen boxes of the
pills. Before they were gone there
was ea,o doubt I had found, a medicine
that was helptiag me., and 1 got a
further supply. I continued taking
the pills for about three months, and
before I quit using theme I was feel-
ing better and stronger then I had
' done for years. Every symptom of
the weakness that had followed la
grippe was gone, and my back which
had bothereld me for so many years
was almoat as strong as in boyhood.
I have since dote many a hard day's
work, and been exposed to bad
Nvcatheir,tbat without any evil effects,
and I can truly say Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills baoe, restored inc to vigor -
one manhood."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure such
casee as the Mae noted above because
they create now rich, red blood, thus
strengthening weak and .ehattered
nerves. They do not purge and weak-
en like other medieines, but strengthen
from the first dose to the last. Sold
by all dealers in medicine or sent
poet paid at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $9.50 by addressing the
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co, Brookville,
Ont.
NOW AN AERONAUT. '
'A tramp wandering at night ateal-
they approached a shadowy house. Ile
paused a little way from the build-
ing, and looked towards it.
No, light said the tramp. ,
(Ie went a few eteps further.
No dog, he muttered.
Ile tiptoed softly to the door. It
had not been locked.
There is no one at home, field the
tramp. 1 shall have a good time, at
any rate.
Ile entered, not 'knowing that it was
nitro-glycerine factory. He lay
down on forty tons of nitro-glycer-
ine.
want nomething to put my head
on, eaid he, groping about in the
dark, till he found a small keg of
dynamite..
Ile rolled it into position, and rest-
ed his head on it.
This is what I call enjoyment, said
he pleasantly. I wonder how long
the family will be gone? I came
pretty near putting, up at the hay-
stack. I might have taken the other
road. Thie is a Snug place 1 shall
come thee way again. Before 1 go to
sleep I shall enjoy a quiet smoke. I
hope I haven't lost my xnatchee. Ah
here is one I
Ile etruck it I '1
' Seventeen tons of nitro-glycerine
• , put out the t,ranap's pipe. Four tons
went off wearing his hat. Six tons
played football with his e:hoes. Nine
tons army on his tattered coat, and
AVOTC it amongst the stars. With his
tromsere four tons went danciog along
the Milky Way.
Ile never carne that way again.
FRAGRANT
' AN EXCELLENT OFFER.
Cecil Rhodea has made a generous
offer to the 'diocesan college school,
Cape Colony. He offere a scholarship
of $12,30 a year„ to educate a boy in
Oxford for three years', to be chosen
for, 1, hie literary and scholastic at-
tainments; 2, success in outdoor
port; 3, qualities of sna.nhood, SUC13
aa truth', nourage, devotion to duty,
protection of weak, kindliness, unstil-
fiehnees and fellowship; 4, moral force
of character. Ow-fifthe of the marks
are to be awarded for the first, one-
fifth for each of the others; the scc-
end and third to be decided by ballot
of the echoolbotrs. This is an original
idea, and if the headmaetor ie wise
• and judicioua, ought to produce in-
teresting results. I
H P OaTIVB CRUELTY:
• , The warr in South Africa hal been
. the means!, of producing great -mestere
piece, of journalistic invention in
Paria. 'A certain journal solemnIg af-
firmed that English recruiting agents
wore busily engaged in enlisting men
who had been discharged frota the
French army, and that as Soon as
31;uolwesaso'rrtgGgaestitoonutairnri;peodrri:n Earinglaknudt
ar.4 aent to tie' f,toy t a,s a bare-leggell
e e mei,* „newt
a perfect liquid dentifrice for the
Toth old Mouth
New Size SOZOOOSOZODONTIOOTO POWDER, 254 , 5C
NT 25c
Large LIQUID and POWDER, 75c ICE
.M all Stores, or by Mail for the price.
HALL 81 RUOKEL, Montreal.
SELF-MADE PRISONERS.
Some Very Strange Reasons Which Peo-
ple Give ter Turning Hermit.
In every large town in England
there are many people who have de-
liberately cut themselves off from in-
tercouree with their fellows, and who
live dreary, lonely livee, often with-
in hearing of the hum of the bue,y
streets.
The preference of hermits of this
kind for towns ie easy to explain. In
a sparsely settled country place eccen-
trioity of any kind ia sure to cause
comment, and it may he said to be
impoeeible fon any but a very rich
ma,n to Seclude himeelf in a country)
spot without causing so much talk
ancl curio,sity that his life becomes
mere mieerable 'than he has already
made it. In large towne, on the oth-
er haod, it is proverbially possible
to live next door to a person for
twenty years, without knowing his
name or occupation. I
The majority of eelf-made hermits
aro no doubt people whose natures
Lave been soured by love disappoint-.
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mente, but every now. and then a case
erope up which shows that other and
moire singular causes have been at
work. ,
There, recently died in Leeds a wo-
man who far the past !eighteen% years
had never epoken to any human be-
ing except her brother. the cauee of
her self-eeclusion was slanply a re -
Inge and other works of arte The loss mark paseed upon her appearance at
is estimated at between 42,000 and an evening party which she had at -
the inventory of the eetate of the
late Colonel E. H. D. 'Macpherson, of
Cluny has been lodged with the Corn-
raissary Clerk of Inverness-shire. The
personality, exclusive of heritable
property, amounts to £13,306. Sums
have been bequeathed to old retain -
ere of the
Provost Chisholm unveiled the sec-
ond of the seriee of mural decorative
panela in the banqueting hall of
Glasgow City Chambers. The panel
ie by Mr. George Henry, and it repre-
sents William the Lion handing the
charter that madeGlasgo-w a burgh
tended. It waa to the effect tb.at
Mise— could certainly afford to
armee better than she did. "If they
don't like my dresses they shall nev-
er eta thern again," eaid the offended
lady. She gave up all the paritsh
work, whioh she had taken a share
for years, and shut' herself up in her
hue, never being seen outside the
door till the day of her death. ,
PURE VANITY ,
eeetne to have been the cause why
the daughter of a mine -owner in
Souish 'terrace Suddenly shut herself up
and remained in absolute eeclusion be-
hind locked doors, till the day of her
death, which happened three yearg
of barony to Bishop jocelyn. ago. The lady was very. beautiful
when she first appeared in sc.cietv
Scotch ehipbuilders launched dun.'iin e ate eevcn , an that and
ing
1 -iiee d at -d
ing January 9 veesels of 13,970 tens, her father's wealth, combined to give
as compared with 13 vesselg of 31,204 lacer many adnairerg, among whom she
tone in January, 1900, and 13 a 13, -
reigned like a queen.
797 tone in January, 1899. To the 'Oro day alS hhe was driving through
total the Clyde contributed 7 vessels Candiff her pony ehied at a !steam
a 13,020 tons, the Forth, 1 of me roller and ran away She was thrown
tons, and the Tay 1 of 800 tons. out, and being caught in ;some way
A public meeting took place in Ab- in the mina had her right ear torn
completely away. ;She was little in-
erdeen for the purpose of promoting juired otherwise, and it was said could
the propoall to erect a Gordon High, have had tlae defect remedied by an
lander' Institute in the city as a
memorial to the officers and men of
the corms who had fallen in South
Africa. The Lord Provost presided,
and among those who took pare in the declined to taco any of her family but
proceedings were Lard Strathcona, her sister. And so she lived for twen-
Lord Aberdeen, and Captain Towse.
The proposal was approved, and a
committee was appointed to carry it
out.
artificial member. But she would
not be consoled. When he got home
she refused to leave her bed for three
months, and when she did get up,
The Dowager Duchess of Argyll,
who 15 presently in residence at
1VIacharioch, Kintyre, has just com-
pleted arrangements at Campbell-
town for the erection of a monument
on the height on elacharioch shore,
to the memory of the lake Duke of
Argyll. 'rhe mominaent will be built
of red freestone from Dumfries, and
will, from the commanding site evetich
it ie to occupy, be a promMent; object
to vessels paesing through the Sound
of Sande -
FROM A FRENCH VIEW.
1A Story that in one form or an-
other appeared in various French
dailice, dealt with Mr. Thomas At -
kis' aversion to war. "The unhappy
men recruited in London," said a well
known Perlis paper, " were frantic on
learning that they were going to be
sent to fight eigainet the Boers. Many
of them, geeing that their protesta-
tion e were in vain, sought to take
refuge in flight. it was necessary to
adopt energetic meaeurce to prevent
a general desertion, consequently the
young soldiers evere landed chained
together in groupe of five. Further
the famous tat -W. -nine tette is con-
stamtly in use. , ,
JEWS IN THE ARMY. f
Not a few naembere of the Hebrew
•
community of England have, eibeierves
the Livexpool Poet, served in the
Britiah array in the campaign in
ty-eight yenes, refusing even to see
bee father when oa hie death -bed.
One of the strangest causes that
ever drove a man into solitude is
that which made a recluse of a once
active Porteenouth shopkeeper. Ile
was crossing a field near Browndown
one day when a Shot was heard in
the diatance, and he fell with a bul-
let in hie body. He was carried home
and the cloctcxr gave him no hope of
recovery. The bullet, he said, had
lodged in the raueolea of the heart,
and the slightest movement would
eertainly rupture the heart' e envelope
and so cause death.
Contrary to all expectation, the pa-
tient recovered, and a few months
later was told that with reasonable
care he might live for many Years.
no immediately sold hie business,mov-
ed up to Landon, and settled in a
small flat. Afraid that the slightest
exertion might cause his end, he
hardly ever etira out of an invalid
chair. Ile will not see anyone but
his doctor, and the one eervant who
lookafter iaim, and thus he has pro-
longed a dreary exestcnce for seven-
teen years.
MILITARY KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR.
The Military Knighte of Windsor
form 1t exeeedin.gly ancient institu-
tion. They date from 1319. The
Knights are now, eighteen in number.
The penelone vary from £50 to 4130
a year, and are supplemented by free
quartere, in which nine !months' resid-
ence! out of the twelve la, compulsory.
A good war record and etraitened
means are the combined qualifications
for appointment. Their duties are
nominal -attendance in iSt. GeorgeM
Chapel on eabate' days and at Royal
weddings and funeral, and forming
portion of fruards of honour when fot-
ON A. BITSINESS 13ASIS.
Not long ago the wind blew off a
gentleinan'e silk al4t, and whirling it
aloft) /eft Lm beeeheaded at the oor-
ner.
Here, boy, lie called to an urchin
near by, get my hat for me.
What are tyou offerin'? inquired the
boy. .
I 'want trig hat, exclaimed the gen-
tleman ; Pll give you else ciente.
,-Wirat'a it worth ? the boy inquir-
"ed.
Itet a new eilk one; I'll give you
ten centif you'll run and get it
for inc
I ain't
I think not, replied the Joy,
in the bueiness of furnishin' geots g A .
with guinea Oak hatg for ten cents. AL DA „ oey... Teas are sold In eeRIO
lead packets °illy, never lot .
S
CEYLON AND INDIA TEA,
GREEN OR BLACK.
Don't Forget the Facts:
i3ritish Grown tea is uncolored and cleanly. It is machine
rolled and contains no adulterants. Neither JAPAN no
CHINA teas possess these characteristics.
Ginarne 10 per cent. on the value foe. bulk Black Mixed or tineek
salvage, miter, and away I go. Do
I get it? and the buy stood expectant
till tho gentleman nodded.
BULLER ON THE 5. A.. PROBLEM.
General Buller, speaking at the an-
nual dioner of the Chaxaber of Com-
merce at Plymouth, said he believed
that Canada and Australia had helped
uo largely for the sake of forming
another great nation in South Africa.
When dealing -with euch new nationa
we sweet not repeat the mistake made
in the ease of Ameeica, and we ehould
grant reaeonable concessions to the
differeet parte of a great united ern -
L
SmithAfrica. A young Jewieh eol-
dice from Liverpool, named Lionel
Levy, was killed during the memor-
able siege of Mafeking, and a cora-
rade-in-armee Casper Cohen, who is
also of the same city thus writes to
a relative have bad t veep rough
time of it. I have been with Ian
Ilamilton all through the war and
havebeen in a good many engage-
ments', but, with Gocre help, have got
out safely. T. am to get the Medal
and bars, Se1 will be the only Jewish
lad from Liverpool, I euppoge, that
will have the honour of 'weaving these.
I am now in Baden-Powell's Police."
SOZODONT Tooth Povvdor 250
eign Royaltievisit Windsor Castle.
110TEL PROPRIETOR
WINS 111S CASE.
Under an Unjust Penalty for
Eight . Years,.
Bright's Disease Hold the Sentence of
Death Over Hla Plead—Sul1ered);t11 the
Misery of Broken Health - rn the
Meanwhile -111e DeliverancebyDedd's
Kidney Pine.
Dreeden, May 13, (Special.) -Allan
•McIntos,h, proprietor of the well
known Clifford Houee here, in eon-
vereation at his house to -day, m.ade
a etatement that cannot fail to car-
ry with it the weight and influence
of the speaker.
"Gentlemen," eaid he, "Dodd's Kid-
ney Pill e cured me of Bright's Dis-
eese after eight years of torture."
To eat,' that his hearers were sur -
pried, but faintly expressee it.
Mr. McIntosh looks so far from an in-
valid at the present tinee, that the
new of his former affliction with a
dreadful malady, like Bright'o Dis-
ease, sounds unreal and iraprobable.
The eubject arose from a converse,
tion in which one of the gentlemen
preeent complained of backache. Mr.
MoIntoela at mace advised Dodd's Kid-
ney PHIS.
Following some further discuseion(
on the merits of Dodd'e Kidney Pills
came the etatenaent above quoted.
"I had Bright's Disease for over
eight years," repeated Mr. McIn-
tosh. "I could get absolutely noth-
ing to help me. Bright'e Disease wag
incurable I found. My back wao a
continual ache. My urine was of
that dark color which is the most
alarming symptom of the disease.
'Gentlemen, I tell you, I was in a
bad way. Brighee Disease raeang
death if you don't cure it, and I could
get nothing to cure it. In fact, I
was told it was incurable, and be-
lieved it. But it isn't Dodd's Kid-
ney Pine can cure it. They cured
me. I used seven boxes of Dodd' e Kid-
ney Pill, and Bright's Disease left
me. Only for Dodd's Kidney Pills you
wouldn't aee rne here before you this
minute."
The facto as related by Mr. McIn-
tosh arc universally confirmed by the
people of Dresden.
ored Ceylon Green. Sample on anplloatIon. Address "SALADA, Toronto.
if YOLI Want best resnitt SU1P all your
BUTTER, EGOS, POULTRY. APPLOO. ether, FRUITS and PRODUOIlf te
The Dawson Comniission Co Llrolted, Cor. West Market and
Colborne St., Toronto.
menameewleeleewnece l4frIveveyva/wwiwa,4 elitvem'ewcve/lba ,
PURE
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Now the season for painting is on.
Get your house touched up with
paint -good paint. Don't use any ,
common brand eef paint because it is
PAINTSI
it is dear in the end. Get a good
1cheap. Don't use cheap paint at all,
0
I old brand that has been known in
Canada for sixty years.
RAMSAY'S PAINTS
CRONJE'S SWORD OF HONOUR,
A good laugh is to be obtained from
o perueal of 'the. Dees of subscriptions
for • e'vonje'a tworid of honour pub-
lishne ea the "Inbranaigeant," of
Paris. "J&n Enemy of the English in
Business," sent 5fr., "Anti-Ploum-
poudding," contributed 5d., ' while
" Mlle. A. K., 'twenty years of age,
who has a horror of the Dnglish."
forwarded a modeet franc. Among
other interesting persons figuring in
the lists' are "Three Women who cry
in choeus, 'Death to the English '1"
"An Anglophobe Photographer," and
a blood -thirty individual, who ex-
presses the modest wish that the
alword may be the means of extermin-
ating us. ,
. WHEN CORONETS ARE WORN.
peer or peereas wears a coronet/ is
peer or peeress wears a coronet is
at the coronation of a Sovereign. At
the moment when the Archbishop of
Canterbury placee the crown on the
head of the new monarch every peer
preeent at the tceremony done his own
coronet. 1 ,
A BLOODHOUND MAN. e
A bloodhound m,an hao been discov-
ered by a German doctor; this is an
individual tylhase sense of smell is so
keen that he can recognize his friends
at a dietance of several feet, and
when lee ie blindfold. One scientific
fact resulting from this highly de-
velopecl eerise is that all the4 members
of a family have a characteristic
odor, and that each family has its
dietine Live odor.
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ascii -fteaseesommessense.
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4,
tilegitA
117w/fr.
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are the oldest and best known painta
in Canada, made to beautify and
preserve the house. We will send
you a booklet showing how some
houses are painted and telling all
about paint if you will drop us a
card and ask for Booklet "K" free.
A. RANISAY eg. SON1
PAINT MAKIeRS, •
esePos 11142.
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Husband -1 really think you might
have had that ball -dress made a little
bit higher in the neck -Ito say noth-
ing of the back. Wife -I'll have it
changed if you witsh, but this stuff
costs fifty shillings a yard. Husband -
Una -well, never mind.
Miqamit's Liniment Cures Carget iq Cam
---
Wile—Considering how. long I've
been away, I think you might have
made some preparations to receive
me. !Ilueband-You do Ina injustice,
my dear. I have had the library and
parlor thoroughly cleaned and aired.
Servant, interrupting, -Please, sir, the
man has come with a waggon for
them empty bottles.
AVENUE HOUSE—t-t%—
alelera,,A9ratioso
Der day,
4,000,000 horeee have died or been
killed in war in the laat 80 years.
Sleeplessness. -When the nerves are nu -
strung and the whole body given up to
neretcheduess, when the mind is filled
with gloom and dismal forebodings, the
result of derangement of the digestive
organs, sleeplessness comes to add to the
distress. If only the sebject could sleep
there would be oblivion for a wbile and
temporary relief. Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills will not only induce sleep, but will
act so benencially thee the subject will
wake refreshed and restored to happiness.
Taking the etrengtli of oak at 1,000
ah is 983, and sycamore 744.
Excellent Reasons exist why Dr
Thomas' Eclectric Oil should be used by
persons troubled with affections of the
throat or lungs, sores upon the skin,
rheumatic pain, corns, bunions, or ex-
ternalinjuries. The reasons are,
that it
Is speedy, pure and unobjectionable,
whether taken internally or applied out-
wardly.
READY TO USE
Wife -Why do you buy such a lot
of etamps at once'
Etueband-So there'll be a few that
won't get stuck together.
Impurities in the Blood. -When the ac-
tion ot the kidneys becomes impaired,
impurities in the blood are almost sure to
follow, and general derangement of the
system ensues. Parmelee's- Vegetable
Pilli will regulate the kidneys, so that
they will maintain healthy action aud
prevent the complications which certain-
ly come when there is derangement of
these beelthy oreans. As a restorative
these pills are in the first rank.
T. N. le
FREE TRW
TRIP
TO
TORONTO.
To anyone who wants a piano or organ
we will give a return ticket to Toronto foe
a distance equivalent to the amount of
their purchase. (50 mile return ticket fol
0 purchase of $50 and so on.
In addition to a magnificent stock of tbe
celebrated Newcombe Gold Medal (Paris
Exposition) Pianos, W6 have a great yaw
iety of used pianos, by well-known makers,
In good order, which we offer to clear at
from
ONE HALF
-TO-
ONE FIFTH
original prices. NO HOME is complete
without a piano or organ, and on the above
offer no one need be withoot one.
0.-NEWCOIVI BE & CO.,
107-9 Church St., Toronto.
NOT A NEW ONE.
Mingo -Bobbie, have you been fight.
ing again with that little boy next
door?
Mobbie-No, sir; The obe same old
fight. ,
Worms cause feverisbness, moaning and
restlessness during sleep. Mother Graved°
Worm Exterminator is pleasant, euro area
effectual. If your draggist bas noue
stock, get him to procure it for you.
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blim.;0411.••••
Ireland eends to England 237,060 tons
of meat a year.
Vein signature is on every boy of the zennind
Laxative Bromo=Quinine Tablets /
the remedy flat cures a ookll lak onoctay
A cord of !wood weLghse on an aver-
age, 2 1-2 tons.
Millard's Hai es Colds, et.
me_nrcur
850,206
year.
emigrants left Europe las%
Holloway's Corn Cure is a specific, foe
the removal of corns and warts. We have
AND IN COLD WEATHER. . never heard of its failing to remove even
When did the window blueh ? , the worst kind.
When it saw the weather etrip.
Alfred A. Taylor, of Margaree, gape:
" One bottle of 1V1LNARD'S LINIMENT
cured a swelling of the gamble joint,
and eaved a horse worth e140.00.
Thoe. W. Payne, a 13athuret, saved
the life of a valuable horse that the
Vet. had given up !with a few bottles
of MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Mise love to hear the birdse
sing. Jack Downright, warnaly,-So
do I. They never attempt a piece be-
yond their ability.
There is denger in neglectinga cold.
Many who have died of coneuntption dated
their troubles from exposere, followed by
n cold which settled on their lungs, and in
a short tirne they were beyond the skill of
the best physician. Had they used Bicleles'
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, before it was
too late, their lives would have been
spared. This medicine has no equal for
curing coughs, colds and all affections of
the throat and lungs.
Nerveue Cuetemer, jumping out of
Seat. -Your hand is shaking. !Barbee
-Yeesir. 'Always does first thin.g.but
ahall be all right When I've finiehed
with troth
!hoard's Linithent Cows Distemper.
THE QUESTION NOWADAYS.
Friend -I undenstand your receive
ing teller ban ekipped out?
Bank President, sadly, -That's what!
Friend -Did he leave much ?
,
Minard's lament Cures Diphtheria.
Roo -Did -you ever faint, Isabel ?
Isabel -Only ience ; and I bumped ray
head so hard that I never tried it
again. ,
POR OVER FIFTY YARa
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTNING SYRUP hat broil
need by mothersfor their children teething. It soothet
the cluld. softens the puns, alloys's:On, cures wind colicl
and la the hest emedy for diarrhoea 25c a bottle. Sold
by all druggists throughout the world. Be sure mad sl6
for llre. Winslow's Soothing Syrup."
Mrs. Murphy, to her husband, excit-
edly, -Run, run for the doctor, Pat.
Thechild hae ewe llowed Liao hrilfpenno
you gave him to plity with. Oh; keep,
youtr mind, [they, Bridget, replied Pat.
It was. e bad one, anyway.• ,
flow is This!
We otter One Hundred Donets reward feT
any case of Catarrh that Ca./1110C le cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ,
O. J. CallieNNY & CO., Toledo, 0,
We, ilia undersigned, have kleewri 5'. .7.
Cheney for the last l5 years, end believe
him perfectly Imam -eels In all besemers
transaetiete and eneeelellyAble, ±0 0,11'TY:
out any obileations mede by Illetr firm,
& TRALIN, Wbolesale .TereggIste,
Toledo, 0. WALCINO, ICI AN & MAIL.
VON, Wholesale CrOggIsts, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is thhen
netitig dhtetly ilp0A, the blood and UnteonS
surfaces of tne. system,. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75e per bottle. 44 MI drop
gtats,