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CONSTIPATION, DYSPEP-
SIA, CATARRH, RHEUMA-
TISM, HAY FEVER, NEURAL-
GIA, KIDNEY AND LIVER
DISEASES.
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PETER BRT? EMAN,
Blake, Ont., says: "Tor
three years X have suf-
fered with a severe case
of Rheumatism, but Bliss
Native Herbs has driven
it from my system."
Write for Our Illus.
trated Almanac.
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AGENT,
ZURICH, ONT.
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Graduate opti(''ian,
HENSALL.
A Piano Establishment at Montreal
Damaged -Eire at Winnipeg.
Montreal, Jan. 14.--A fire was discov-
ered about 7 last eveuine ire the top floor
of the piano and organ establishment of
J. J. Villeneuve, No. 1,070 'Notre Dante.
street, and quickly assumed such pro-
portions that a general, alal'u1 was sent
in.. The thermometer was at zero, and
there was - a strong wind, which made
the fire difficult to fight. Fortunately
the buildings on Notre Dame street were
separated from the wholesale places on
De Bresoles street at the rear by a nar-
row lane, and -the firemen, mounting the
flat roofs of these, `were able to pour
Live streams on the burning -buildings in
front. In the same building is the • nm -
sic store of- Edmond Hardy, which was
badly injured by the torrents of water
from the upper stories. The loss will
be about $15,000.
Winnipeg, Jan. 14. --Forester's barber
shop, North Main .street, was badly dam-
agedby fire this afternoon.
Alliston, Jan. 14. -William McBride's
harness shop and. H. Lawrence's photo-
graph studio were completely destro}red
by fire at 8.30 yesterday morning, Mr.
Lawrence succeeded in saving a consider-
able portion of his goods, but Mr. Me -
Bride's was almost ba total loss. The
fire apparently .started from the furnace
in Mcl3ride's shop. Both buildings and
contents partially covered by insurance.
SPECTACLES An EYEGLASSES
Fitted on Scientific Principles,
A FELL STOCK OF
,Jewelry,
Watches acid
Clocks
Special attention paid to
all kinds of Repairing.
J. C. Stoneman,
HENSALL. ONT.
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tin Western IReat
Estate
E cbange♦
78,Dttltbns Street
Eotib011, 41N 'Dtit.
'ANGLES / ND JESTS,
i)t recti.
Comte cement clay., are of Cr, and manY
a noted )Wan
Is !,Touch tit being I (mortal with a coveted
tic rcc.
Perhaps it Is an A.. 1I., or It may be that
he vale
Subscribe ItheseIf, "Yours LtdtbCully,
.1olur 1loulcins, 14,. D."
Such Mee are very lucky, and we onvv
them, of vout'sc',
The Ph. ll. or other plume, whatever it
may be,
130 most of us are still today plain citi-
zens pertoree,
And the only tag we ever g -et is C. U. D.
A FREDERICTON SCANDAL.
Prof. Woodbridge Will Not Face the
Investigation.
Fredericton, Jan. 14, -Prof. Wood-
bridge, who was to be indicted on crim-
inal charges in connection with the deaf
and umb institution. has left the coun-
try. lie tried to 'escape on Monday,
but was tm•ncd back on the American
border at \'anceboru'. lie returned to
l?rederieto)i, but managed to get acros
the line again, going by the way of
Presque Isle, Jle. it is said his son
left Fredericton ah„ ):t a week ago.
A commission investigated the work-
ings of the institution, and on the
strength of the nfport • of the commis-
sioner the Provincial (lovernnhent was
to proceed against Woodbridge, who
was the head of it. The eharges were
to be laid hefure the (!rand Jury. '
Farm, City, Villtt,i;e, Suburbrn,
and Garden Property, Sold, Bought
and Exchanged.
Money Loaned on First and Second
Mortgages, Real Estate, Notes and
Other Securities.
Farms, Houses and Business Prop-
erty Rented and Rents Collected
upon Reasonable Terms.
Money Invested for Private Indi-
viduals on First Mortgage on Real
Estate.
A ELEY- 1.1ONE 69 3.
COiV(PANIES NOT TO BLAME.
tier opinion.
tie -Ent don't von think girls often
decline proposals without sufficient
consideration?
She -Not ver;,' often. I think' propo-
sals are apt to be carefully considered
before they ilr0 Inane.
ring•, onr,• Shots.
The Tourist -Things don't Seem very
progressive out this way.
Buckskin Lien -\\'hat! Why, we have
got titer finest pingpong club in the
country right here, stranger.
President Baer Speaks of the Coal
Stringency.
New York, .Jan. 11 \t a eonference
between \layer Low and the represen-'
tatives of the e,lal-carrying roads
in regard to the e'••t 1 stringency- in this
city, President Baer of the Reading
Company, said : "•'fhe'companies 1 re-
present do not bel'eve that it is just 10
the pubiie to talc., advantage of the
temporary scarcity of coal to increase
the mice. The difficulty in keeping down
the price i, that many of the operators
sell at the highest priee obtainable -
from $•3 to $5 per ton higher than that
at which the Philadelphia & heading
Coal & 1r.,n Company and the Lehigh
and \\'ilkosharre (bnlpanies sell theft'
coal." +1r. Baer said his companies
will e-ontinn: to sell at $5 a ton. The
real t-:ut.,t' cf the present scareity lay
in the fact_ that no coal was mined last
slimmer, and so none was stored for the
winter. President. Thomas of the :Le-
high Valley said he would do all pos-
sible 10 increase the supply of coal at
$5. A committee was appointed by
the operators to confer eith dealers
who are wiilinit in extend the sale of
]lard coal at len cents a pail.
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Furnishes Monthly to all lovers of Song.
Copy ompt ostpop•
Mat authors. 6:4 Pegea of Piano Musial,
.half Vocal, half lnetrumcntnl--at Corn p1etc
Pieces for Plano -Once it Month foe es
Cents. Yearly $ubseription, $a.00. 1f you
will send us the name and address of Ms
pexf0rniers on the Piano or organ, we will send
YOU a copy of the Magazine Pree,
• j. W. PEPPER, Publisher,
$Ighth At Locust Sts.. Philndalohls. pa.
E_N.SED HIS CONSCIENCE.
At the Cost of Five Thousand•Dollars
in Cash,
New York, ,Tan. 14.--A elan who re-
fused to disclose 'his identity caned on
the (.'sty Chamberlain and. hand-
ed hint five one thousand dollar bills,
saying he had her» troubled for some
.time uvcr it fi)lancittl in debtechicss to the
city. The money -was credited to the
cons.cirltce fund,
Suit Yourself.
If A -r -k. means Arkansaw
And likewise means Arkansas,
Pray tell, should N -e -w -a -r -k
'.'hen be pronounced NewarkansaW
Ur simply Newarkansas?
D eti Wed.
"Pa," said the little mosquito, "what
does 'perseverance' mean, anyway?"
"Perseverance, my child," replled.the
wise old insect, "means finding a hole
in a wire screen."
Interview 1Vith Little Eva.
"How old are you, my pretty, fair maid?"
"Well. I'm over seven, sir," she said.
"Is your mother with you, my pretty
maid?"
"No; but my granddaughter Is," "he sold,
Iler view.
Coolly--\fiSS J epprey, how do you
pwouounce •'g -o -1-f?"
Miss i'epprey-1 pronounce it per-
fectly idiotic.
'Whom She Pleases.
She would not, though 1 coaxed and
teased
And begged of her my bride to be.
She said she'd marry whorl she pleased;
Yet, goodness knows, she pleases me.
Quiet 'Wedding.
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purp:Wit--2R AND
.:ktirk;''-r p.1G-
'T, °.TOE
will care the moat aggra-
vated torsi of Dyspepsia.
and In(Iigeation. it will eon,
re't "That gull Peeling
Afier Bating." Nervous
1Teadnelte,Sour Stomach
Hud rlandeuee. Why suffer
when a cure is guaranteed?
200 DAYS' TREATMIiENT $1.00.
Jorte Hsr,G, Dashwood,
save: "1 wag unable to get
acv relief from Asthma
and Stomach Trosble until
using Our Native Herbs,"
JOHN DUMART,
AGENT.
ZURICH, ONT.
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W. H. OFFMAN
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,The Jeweler
"It was a quiet wedding, I pre-
sume?"
"Oil, yes. The groom acted 'as if he Takes pleasurein wishing
had been hypnotized."all his PAP ads and Customvvs
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TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.
Seleator \IcCalluut died at Dunnville.
me. Ira Lewis, County Crown Attorney
of Huron, Bled it Godcrich,
Aiex, Notntan, a Welland man, shot him -
telt dead near St. Catharines. •
Several new ease:; of smallpox are. re -
,ported from .illderdop Township, Essex
County,
'J'Ihe Marconi Wireless 'telegraph Com -
pony of Canada leas been organized in
Moo trent,
The 0. T. R. leas sent Wren to Niagara
Palls and But'fttlo to protect Its coal from
American railways.
Miss (.iol'trude Goodwin, a young woman
who formerly lived In Toronto, was
asphyxiated In a. L)eteolt hotel,
Settlers have located a large portion of
the territory enibrue''d In the concession to
the Bluache Ri'c'er Pulp & Paper Co.
The I''rench ('haaiber of Deputies will
1101 enter upon discussions of the law of
associations untll the budget is disposed
,of.
Chnrles Shirley, it Quebec hotel pro-
prietor•, was shot four times by an English
waiter nailed John Guard, Ile. may re-
cover.
The eleetlon of ex -Warden Hinkley to the
Wentworth County Connell has been pro-
tested, on the ground that lie is a eeleael
truster,
Iter. Dt'. Gordon, the new Principal of
Queen's University, arievecl at Jtontren1
yesterday, too bate to teach the trtiln for
Kingston.
The temperance deputation will 'inter-
view the (a overflhtellt in the 1)101)1bers'
reception room at, the Parliament build-
ings on 'Thursday at 1.30 .p.m.
The senate of the University of Toronto
has made changes in the eutrlcultm • .for
1008.4, In modern languages and sciences,
anti lids altered the wort: for. the M.A, de-
gree. Several examiners bate been ap.
noi(ited,
No Quarrel With It.
The weather sure is trying,
But to blame it we are loath,
'While the mint is in the julep
And the straw Is in 'ern bothi
.,4
Tit Por 'rat.
Porcupine -You carry your head
pretty high.
Giraffe -lye'', if I do I am not stuck
Up as y011 a,. aP-JtD(lge.
Unqualified Approval,
The openwork stocking.
Ah. what could be neater?
'Tis especially udmircd
By the hungry moslteeter.
As They Reckon Time.
"Row long has she been on the
stage?"
"Only about three divorces."
'!'ire One She married.
He vowed with alt his heart and soul
lie loved her. Still she took
The ere who loved her with his whole
Cash bulging pocketbook.
Matter of I,'orzn.
"Does she wear corsets through ne-
cessity?"
"No It's merely a matter of form."
The Bluestocking;.
Clorinda's newest great delight is
To show that she
Can trippingly
Pronounce perityphlltis.
Pin nog •
Jaspar-IIow did you catch such a
cold?
dtimpuppe-I got overheated playing
pigpog.-Judge.
A Clothesline.
'Tis not the clothes that make the man,
Though he may have a stack of theist,
But 'tis quite frequently the case
That man's made mad by lack of them.
A Great Combination.
"If necessity is the mother of iii 'en -
tion, what is the father'"
"Insanity, of course."
A Bre:tkfreet Rinsing.
'Tis an age of base deception.
We'll be lucky to avoid
The imitation beefsteak
And the egg or celluloid.
Promoted Ills “Trust."
'tTIow in the world did he manage to
get so 100(1) 00 credit?"
"()11 he's ii tt'11St pl'Ott10te1',"
such Language.
'SVhen brilliant writers wield the pen.
The very strongest thoughts they think
Are never writ; they're uttered When
They stick the paste brush in the ink.
Likely to Be.
"IBS story sounds like tl rotnnuce."
"Perhaps it Is one. it's all tabout
himself, isn't it?"
xitevitnl,Ie.
Mary had a little foot,
She worn a tiny shoe,
And everywhere that Mary Wont
The people saw it toot
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