The Herald, 1902-01-24, Page 44
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 10(2.
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It appears by statistival returrs
that more people live to be etauttan.
arians in warm countries than in
cold ones. The (4erintin Empire.
with Z.)5,000,000 inhabitants, has
778 centenarians France, with
40.000.000, has 213 Englantl has
only 141,1, and Seotland 4(' Sweden
has W. Norway 1:11. Belgium ;1,
Denmark 2. Spain 101 and Swiixer-
land none. ervia. with a pl 01111..
%Um. of 2,2:10.000. has zir7, pe„pie
over 100 years old.
That unItnik.y enterprise. Cie 3 .11:1
Panama (...anal. int.o whielt so,o Hindi
money has been sunk. lotoside whielt
so many workmen lie lottriell, and
whieh has been the valise. (.1 soo
muell pi t noel 1.'4 raltlin'P, in t ri%11100.
will probably never be c, azipleted.
The 'United States 'a
appointed to repairt Alt 1N1,1t4*. t,,,r t
transaIstlimian t%inni 'e''L
that thrilugh Niecuragito and t asta
Rica as the Aabeititest.
41111 taltevesti Viiere41 ?..e. 440 141
What Wns re:We,alninsa ht!, ;;4 11,ar
gain. But the U.k.:4ave,m,:+1
tittvies Washinabon Aleeualeil
an faioir the Nioo,tio.o.4ua rdate.
and the 1-.lenate Iltiely too tigrae
with it.
Mr. it „
of the Ilastattaaula f, -.V t w 114eaa ulati
Dilidab nt111511litvilIe. hw. P,,t,1119!lislit
little 1151,..1. tori4ler it;tiko, • •Vo-lioat
the toareints o(9f 1,,tzt41".,t4t1 ren't'
tay ciihotitttift 14
Itlikese lettet' ztYnatel'est;tal
fifthat wi fltetraiss
can e lItt tkt ibrtt
Ittader Eieas'y LITAtv
e2pres±‹it ttu Th"
4!Atetn v#.?t,z,r IluD,7,!. lit -,:v.,,,(47,1i
aritpeago tetteti.,4 ttlaiQtt
latlattSATI atA
petsenfatni the 011.1441`4,4'1CO2
oatfttetty. t yav:rn
the tinstitTittn. 4Ti...etA
energte,4 tteNlnialiktfyg tit
a zas4t,11. merg.117,i•Pl•
rreittetiy Intetatien
!i_f v!,T
itym)ibit.
but ki tttirattiV.'12f,t3t.* it4
ht11 sense ettir.ty„
the matenta-1.14i. t:te.
their ideal ail :-ar.4,41 sym-
metrical deneTIolon;ent. Inole-4.-1. if
there is gr, ynn 1 2 grzinfT97.itt
ohe bears ati,-.Aft the ei....ieutift
children et..f.fto,yinz
the (4..tilirtary
might. take a :esti? out 0._5`,F 20.tatlt-
s:Nn's
-twelvo years-antl With 11114
-mortgage upon the province the
best possible talent is needed in the
eonduct of local affairs.
A writer in a roputable
journal ,some time ago, made the
following statement rtaLrArtling the
cl.re of that undosiralde ttiaeas-,
smallpox :--I an wil1itr2; to stake
my reputation as a public luau it
the worst case of suntlipox cannat
la. effectually cured in three clays,
simply by (Team of tartar. This -1,.;
the sure rind. never failing cure,
one ounce of cream of tartar diss-
. olved in ono pint ef boiling water ;
to be drunk at short intervals. It
eau be taken at any time ;And iSa
preventative as as a eur.ttivc.
It is known to have cured 1.;)0,000
cases without a failure. I myself
have restored hundreds by this
means. It never loaves it, mark,
never causes blindness. Etna pre-
: vents tediotis lingering."
A preacher once said : -Editors
;lure not telt the truth. It you aia
'yun could not live. Your news-
' paper wonld be a failure." The
•
editor rt•plied. • .,,You art? right and
the minister who will at all times
tell the truth about the members,
alive dt•ad will not occupy the
• pulpit more than one Sunday, antl
1:o will find it nect-ssary t 3leave
town in a htury. Tlu. press and
pulpit go hand in hand with white-
wash brush and kintl words.
magnifying little virtue.; into big
ones. The pulpit and the press are
• saintunt king partnership.- And
• tht‘ minister went away- looking
very thiaightful. while the editor
turned to his worktelling about
the unsurmonnt.tble beauty of the
britle. whilt' as a matter tat fact she
was its ugly as a mud fence.
Tht. 'wag) •;urn -
nal published In the prohibition
interest -a. declares that "there is a
clandestine la a - aytantent i1» fut t
abolish tie, Intern:id anal Quarterir
T'i'
charged that incinhers of the Inter.
national Lesson Caniunitteewho
objeet to the requirement 3 if
telnIfo1a3.,1, losl- .31 per nnartrr. zirc
,,i.eizinz VI vpt instruot •
ions bind Clem in that rea
:lard. 'The that tilt4st,
1.11S in up 41 the series awl
turn the minds el the Sunday
*whoa Al Abildren away fl`.1111 1110 mi.
aular t.k bc. sobrmitt,
t....eront.t.i, !wawa:, on. Thfls. featitr.•
flag lalailiati..9,411a 1 Stantiar
4..,L11.1i•711..1 I hrliv.zia
zizt• Lim/n:1.204P late 1'ra/we.
Wollatol at l'att-,',,ozit,t in Nto•o. ,;lool
tho're to, C. 1 e ;o
it at .1[Ne 4-13.7%_.!
•.114‘4,11t* on, %.1.1110^h Nt-11Z n11.41 -.11
Vis.2° 0 4n Altana,t
atena tit ia,t wvele%
ww4 slaf-,14-11 'toy ,nio elf Its Ihrer
e tileeet tlg.i's here. 110t%e tvoka.
%%Livia. tot
t Toler .."ir<tvo,-ate.luutt.fiC't'1
a ; I eta 1131.
..1,31110 tt'a!P Bu,„ti,
t t :f.r.t
r0
w ,tu,d' a qt
'.71ti
the Alit -va-
t, Att..' 'OD". .111; ut4 trie,
't* th
try
Vett t'e
'II.. r 307,09 rnaz,.tr,
• t.°3'1,°.13! t3 -0 1.! Le 0
tree, ztai,..(4.1. 144,4. ter the ,s,ftte..it
PIC
Tt 451D thtt"0 e4'_;: ,Ityr tttr:20,1
Luz .VotIli ttt3t0IP,ItTA34
t!' nn3"tne < tte 1';:k<,•tot <et
any if,z7:.",fme,s Intata n•or
The rPas.t iven "c;:o.- the
“losPrveolo. why w:oo priloiteel the
1,111 Ttlit,14.1,,,,71,- feu
fltifo‘rhelO,rp, Ina; hnt the
DU F
COLLAPS.t.
1•'%-f,tr roar -40 Ty 'Mt-no-P.1re, ttt
l) -
in 1-1.'.oeins.
Lora u
dress cot Swans4:.-a. n
municipal tusinagen-...ontt-,. as 'Le
always oollesii Tris lone3;:y
goad tlings. Ani.,n nts
messed up,am w.t-Ls
the fact that pe,:isile are liaZ'aZeir
local affairs to strain at the gnat
-and to .waw the caina-Z. Tnus
they -would he naovei at an eea'-fai.!an
by an extravagant exp---nahture
as luncheein. but wtil-paaa.ta; over
without tortsideratiaAn outlays an.
Volving mElions. As a resti:it the
municipal debt of Britain has Thieen
quietly trebled /luring th Fast
quarter of tut7,•.. For the
great and indeed alarming inerease
the eure is the partif•ipation by
business men in ramnieipal affairs.
No mart, .says, Lord Rosebery.
Ahould think himself too good for
the Municipal Council, and no lord
man should be ToasSed over. Lord
Rosebery Certainly sets an ex-
cellent example. Ile. is in the.
Council of Epsom to -day. There is
* good deal for Canada and es-
pecially- for Ontario in his mlyice.
'Our municipal debt roe from ,'20.
000,000
000,000 in 188t; to $54„060,000in
netteAuit. . Alan. 1
er-ael st-anaies
• -t tle
«t ,t"."
vitit any a:,311.11.,elBt
cuit. • e...1:011.. o1 ti rci,inffi, is a
iz T T The
7, -yea e n 4
A1,-€.. and
firl'tfmteLeit streets. mind
live ee.lieents.
czn• i s.:,<•! -;t.- tLJ a t.4•,11 Tie)ss.
;le j 0. ex
.af 1:c:a le,ss an Cho 3a-ii11din4f.ti,
Good Goods
rices tght
Watches, Clocks,
Jewellery, Musical
Instruments and
Fittings, also Spec-
tacles and Eye-
glasses.
TRY ME.
Fine Repairing a Spe.ciality.
F. W. HESS
THt JEWELER
NM.
RVERYEODY SHOITLD REL.D,
Ilra'o'a Shows the Groat
Value of Dr, Olark3's Wonderful
Little Rea Pills.
1)i'. llairke's. Little Red Pills ear-
ed inti of chronic rhimmatisn after
• I had beeii given up by the doctors.
Clubbing rates.
Faki-We have made arrangements 1
to offer the following low clubbing ,
rates with Tits HERALD :
Daily 0-1olIc . ' 4.00
„ Mail 8.5 Empire 4.25
weekly Globe . . 1.110
, Mail & Empire 1,75
ller'liner 4Ionrnal ((4erman) 2.50
Family Hortaa & Star 1.Th
Sherwin=
Williams
1"" 18..ile Agent
Uleo 9 for Zurich
T H E
Sault Ste. Marie. ; nhant, Commercial Hotel
Wilson, Ine•
There is n remedy for rhounta-
tism,or for building up the system,'
equal t,) Dr. Clarke s wonderful
Little Red Pills. I would not he
without them for their weight in •
gold. -J. Brandon ,Penelon Palls,
Ont.
I can truthfully say that Dr.
Clarke's Lit1le Red Pills hay::: done
me more good than any other meth -
eine I have ever taken., -Mrs. Ori-
son R. E%tey. Waterville N. B.
.rilere is no remedy that is equal '
to Dr. Clarke's Little Red Pills for
nervous trarables, rheumatism, or
kindred diseases. -W. LI Robert-.
an, Managine; Ealitir Daily Times,
Peterb -trough. Ont.
De. i'larLoo's Little Red Pills 'ur-
uie tit rheuniatiann after 1(1 years
441 constanti....uffering.-T. D.
.Armour. 13 ioltkeeper Toronto inne,
tit in.
Dr. Clarke's Little Rea Pills are
a eertain cure for rheumatism,
asthma. paralysis. tiatarrh. enema.
3'3 3Thl.T.11S. 1.3t1V13::. intlige3101011.
34t00:141*il and liver trituldrei, female
complaints. eVell, When the dir:easea
have !Peen standing for 111811? yeam.
Prata,!, Zs• cents per box For sale.:
b:.•• ell la teal drugTists aunt dealers ,
1Mtl'Ilt inedielw. Tia Canada 1
t t anpany. Peterborough,
tInt, wit/ t '''tit $10 f. testy ease
that neer not helm
D:.. Fare (*are t (NU': -;
rh. anal Dr. 4..%elte''s Sari. (lure for
wait. Tariee. Will
sl;;Itzttal for any v.t,e th"Y will mt
APPItrant
111f:4..11 f4fr tt
nieiNterr
Suloritatenoient-o•What is contr.
A11ihea11t--.04Zohi4iwisiti
Saitcrantenaleht--t hie hundred.
Allats ptai year **
Ali/Al:ram ----Wily fanr yiAit
int. that tuvatA,--ia? Efery body t-Ite
tit lar
saltprintenaletat -"I hnow. bat
einra eloarti -as treat' repati•-•
F.;C:4,17 t131114, ;41By *NIB, taittni,•,
the wtres twiAed,""-
t -;;000;e$ Ne
Attlia • Y.
nEIMAL STMETITS' WOL
tare,AIGrelitt of V:en Gma
Robbery.
1 .1001la MUrrit'r 11ir 140!
1,132 1231 lk4e4-tit'ic4. 114-paIrtionent re-
tl'n'at4`11 lv2lsbv tt.4 X' v
t,vitirll-ty Ix)ts'zata tIr te0:ent f PR
e,ntiure• tit fee ridatrevitti
whib three 3•41•I31ee, were st,)7elu
fro.nt 0 vault. 31r. Mm•ruy xxxi Vaal ly
he mu p;;•44.4- the blame1 22 the
Ter s2f4 ;and hays the qaifft,
•,11 fevnr 30v43e01
I mod that a,,,ne these had 1mo--
chased a saw hie 44-49.1;01,efat iron. A •ifvt
whieh e1 t k Ak-ol-a,o-w-raw-woo,1*-„,7 wow*
iron bar from 0 wiravw 4 the
Tbxs '3*V13113. ot wide enr,agb.
G_ eo. T 22 1 g'
to,the retooval 0
th bwly *1 Mrs. Itagiies.
weighed
2Al,•'- ip-t3n-01s. The theory
is. fiferefere. t103t the heyi were
vf],taitteif in 04n..e 33133) Liti her
remains t :then ont throngh the
doer. l'ar.Mtarrtiy tneolie n..itirrests.
halt be e,rtifigle<nt that the 1,4.1.::
:qrs. li0t.:41.,es will ?.qe rettarn..1.1
shortly. As t2 fe..eq9,1ber
hozlies. he is n00t enr.Sient fa:01.
slyparttettiar. 00ne t3i1.at e
pauper and the other Lf 4LII insurie
HENSALL., ONT.
This popular hotel has been
thoroughly renovated and. refitted,
and will be found up-to-date in
every respect.
Every attention paid to the
traveling public.
W.HOD C IN S •
PROPRIETOR.
J.0. STONEMAN
Graduate Optician
HENSALL.
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SPECTACLES Atill EYEGLASSES,
Fitted on S,•iontifie Prmeiples.
sruex or
Jewel ry,
Watch,s and
Clock_
Special intention paid to
all hinds of Repairing,.
C. Stoneman
1112NSU.L, MI%
Geo TROTT
Photographer,
HENSALL.
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w•los es3'i32,23•v,1 at atid
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• •• ,0.e.fie4 to know
w:alt ('..11 ti. e fllapse of the
flxxSztrolity night that
Taraa-tiaaal:y deserted and
the fa' were t31 the vicinity
say tha- neg.: to fall in-
to a Le.111 apparent cause.
AftArr the :rafolings vilapsed the
iniltnotnab:e nt.tterial eaught fire.
Ti..ere was 31•3 loss of
-Wherein lie•sfia; diflerenee
pilot•graph3.,- and e..eartship?"
he a -414-e11. s•eirtly.
• ti.<<n't she re;;Iitil„
••In It3tit:.1rapity.* e<xplained
nogattve Is developed in the ,
dark 200372. while in erntrtshili tiat
is where the aflirmative is (level.l
Werie lifrIsherl. int made no-, answer.
▪ -Let as.- he surge -esti -ad. "proceed
to ale relop an affirniat ive. -
There being no objections. it was
50 ordered. -Chicago Post.
e dne
Exposure to co:i and damp
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escape through the skin baek. on the
kidneye. The effect upan these ove•-
burdeneri organs is what is known as 14110r Sg0.1reS.
"coli on the Ittineys." which usually
usvevrps into regular litdney 1.1.se4so oy
Blight's disease.
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the appearance of any of these indica-
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in a surprisingly short time set the
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Estate Exchanoe.
781. Thutbas Sired
Eonbou, 0- Cut.
Farm, City, Village, Suburbrn.
and Garden Property, Sold, Bought
and Exchanged. -
a *Honey Loaned on First and Second
Mortgages. Real Eitate. Notes and
Farms. Rouses and Business Prop-
erty Rented and Rents Collected
upon Reasonable Terms.
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viduals on First Mortgage on Real
Estate.
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