The Blyth Standard, 1907-03-14, Page 1be
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BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1907,
Western Canada
1 desire to call the attention of' my old friends and ac•
quaintances to some nloney•nlaking opportunities in the west.
1-1 still have a few lots—money-makers— in "Glengarry"
the famous Calgary subdivision ; \,rico, $GO for a short time.
Calgary has grown from 4,000 to 20,000 in five years,
2—:1 chance for 81000 to make $3000 in a Winnipeg invest-
ment without risk of loss,
3—Among many land snaps in my list I call attention to
the S. and N \V,I of See, 20, Twp. 17, range 25 west of 2nd, only 1►
miles from Moose Jaw—largest laity in Silekatchowan, 6 miles from
Pasqua junction ; price, $12 cash or 814 on 1ernns—$7 down and
rest in three annuals rat 6 per cent ; neighboring Iltl;d has sold at
$18, A splendid half section in the Arcola district for $I 1, being
the NEI and fractional Wi of Sec, 11 in Twp, 10, Range 7 west
211d.
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John S. Laidlaw
404 Marquette Bldg., Chicago, III. '%►�
Grammar
and
Drugs
I cough, you cough, he coughs,
we cough. you cough,
they cough.
'('hat's before taking
White Cltu
Virgin Plne aril Tar
I am well, you aro well, he is well,
we are wen., you are well,
they are well.
That's after taking it.
It Costs only 50c to snake the
change, \Vo sell it,
WHITE CITY DRUG STORE
Dr. W. J. MILNE
BLYTH
Exeter.
Miss Jean Walker Exeter North,
was suec°st•ful ill passing her examina-
tion in Elocution at 'London.
Garfield Shcore left .Saturday for
Brantford, where he will resume his
position with the Verity Plow works
as a moulder,
Daniel Prior, who recently received
an injury to his leg returned to bus
horse In Clinton 5111ui•day after It visit
with his brother, Thos, Prior,
David Gillis, received word last week
from his son at Granite, N. D., that.
the report that he wits frozen to death
was wrong. Young Mr. Gillis is well
and reports having had no such exper-
ience,
.1, .J. Knight, station toaster, was
taking measurements of the station
yard, etc., preparatory to putting in a
switch to the cathing factory. Un-
doubtedly the new station is being con-
sidered es well.
A meeting of the directors of the
South Huron Agricultural Society was
ho din Billet field on Friday, March
1st, for the purpose of tanking arrange -
merits for the Spring Show which will
be held on Aril 24th at I3rucefield,
'l'Ite directors decide(( to hold a cotnbin-
e(1 seed, stallion itnd IiuII show.
Subscribe for TIM STANDARD,
SPRING SVITINGS
What about your new Spring Suit, Just received a big
shipment of new Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds, also a full line
of Black and Blue Worsted Trouserings,
50 Pieces of Fancy
Worsted Trouserings
The newest patterns at a reduced figure. Newest patterns in
Fancy Cheviot and Rainproof Ovcrcoatings. In the
Furnishing Line
we have everything you could wish for. Try one of our new
light -weight Stiff Hats.' Everything new in Shirts, Collars,
Ties and Socks. One thing that deserves special mention is
our Dictator Shoe at $3.5o and our 'Turple Shoe at $5. This
is a special line of American Shoes made in Boston, all the
new styles and fists.
Every Shoe is Guaranteed
S1HCidIey • Blyth
Goderich District Epworth
League and S. S. Convention.
GOOD PROGRAM AND INTEREST.
INC SESSIONS.
The annual Convention , f the Ep-
worth Leagues lied Sabbath .Schools of
Goderich District teas held in the
Methodist church, Blyth, 011 'I'hut'Sday
and friday of last week and the ses-
sions were most interesting 1111(1 I11-
structiye.
'1'Itsty decorations were arranged in
the form of white draping and small
flags, portraits of Jing Edward, (ween
Victoria and Rev, John Wesley, and 1t
neat display of flowers. '('hero wenn
also large sut'gestive mottoes ; '•Leek
up and lift, tiv," "For Christ and tie
church," "\1 ork for I I(nl with than
Salt 11 the Lord," and "Christ is all end
in all,"
A very oordial reception wait giVen
the delegates by the Reception Commit-
tee and the hospitality of the 13i,yth
people could hardly he outdone. The
majority of the circuits in the District
were represented and curried hack
with them. 1in doubt, many useful and
help'nl hint;( that will be put into prnc•
tice in the home Leagues and Sabbath
Schools,
THURSDAY SESSIONS,
The first service opened at 1.115 by a
prayer and praise service led by Rev,
S. Anderson, ow,ng to the P,'esident
being called t.o the telephouo. Litter
President Reid took the chair, Miss
13e11, of Londeshoro, and hiss Pearl
Gidl,•y, of 131,yth, acted as accompanist
during the afternoon. The election of
the Business Committee resulted as
follows ;—Revs, Currie, Anderson and
Reid, 31r. Gould and Miss Swann. The
first tepie, "Row to make Junior League
a success" was taken by AI iss Brownell,
of Seltforth, who took the paper for
31iss Ada L. Beattie, who was absent,
A few things the successful Junior
League needs are : (1) a good leader or
superintendent ; ('2) we.. def1ned pIRhnl
of work, 111 the Seafortl League the
first Tuesday wits a consecration meet-
ing, the children answering with it
verse, the pledge was read ; the second
Tuesday was Alevoted to Temperance
and the third Tuesday to NIissioes, and
the last Tuesday devoted to literary or
social work. Where there are live
Tuesdays the meeting was entirely diff•
°rent flo1 any other. The whole mem-
bership should he a Lookout Commit-
tee ; inculcate habits of promptness
and regularity ; have the Juniors help
you to plan for success ; the Superin-
tendent should not do the must of the
work, let the Juniors do it ; do not ne•
gleet the boys ; let the children select
their favorite hymns.
This subject brought cntt It number
of excellent points by different delegates
during the discussion,
(Rev, A. E. Jonas, of Auburn, gave
an excellent address oil "Present Pro•
gress and Outloolt of Epworth League."
In his address Ire went back to tilt'
time when the Leag.,o was first formed
in the year 1889 in October in 'Toronto.
1n the first nine yeti's 111e enrollment of
Leagues was 82,000 members but during
the next four, yours 1.1,000 members
were lost. The next two years 2,100
were added and Inst year the gain was
5,500. These gains wore brought about
largely by the Forward Movement.
Tho three things bete -ties should look
after aro (1) instruction, (2) training, (8)
action and service, During the past
year the Epworth Leagues gave $15,000
to Missions. Rev, Jones dealt with
the whole work of t he League and how.
if they tvol'k, the League will adyaace,
lie spoke at some 1011g1l► of the For-
tran' Movement that Dr. l!'. C. Stephen-
son had male such a success, The
reading circle and the social evening
were important in the the.
The ye'hal reports of Sunday School
work in the District from the delegates
showed that they were in it flourisIieg
condition and that good trod( was
being 1101)0.
Dr, Euune'sorl, of Goderich, not be-
ing able to attend (tut'. ,31r, Curry, of
L011(lesbol'o, took the subject "The
Teachers' Preparation of the Sunday
School Lesson," The teachers should
be chosen carefully and those who flus
to prepare their lesson sin against (lid
and than, Some teache'slstudy as they
go to Sunday School,- while sonl0 do
not, study at all, \Vhat a teacher
should (10, (1) Love the cause for it de -
mantis time 1111d patience, (2) Study the
lesson before you tench it, (13) slake a
systorrlatie study, beginning at the first,
of tile week, The way to study the
lesson suggested by a noted writer is to
take a pencil and paper and two 1)11)108 ;
ono for the lesson and the second one
for reference, and then write the ques-
tions that the children would lltely
ask and answer them. The teacher
must prey for strength to have the
power to give tho lesson to their pupil.
A discussion took place on the sub-
jects gi\'en by ReVN, JOIIOS I111d Chi'l'l'
after which the afternoon meeting was
closed by singing the Doxology and the
dolegate8 repaired to 1 b hospitable
homes of the Methodist people of Blyth,
Tho evening sea8ioll opened at 7.80
the Blyth pastor conducting the open-
ing services, After a seleutiop front
the church choir stet', Mr, Jolliffo, of
Clinton, arldrossed the Convention or.
"Tho influence and power of the IIoly
Spirit," which w1t8 greatly enjoyed 113
the audience. In the absence of Rev.
31r. Steadman, of liaylield. Hiss Moser
and Mr, Wilford muttered 1t duet in
good yoke. Rev, I)r, Stet,hencutt, 111'
\veli kuutvll promoter of the forward
3lovenlellt, tvit8 not, able to attend and
his place wits lakeu bs' Rey, It \W,
11'oudstvoir1, of Towle \vita dealt
trenah,•ntly with the vital question of
"Christian St.etv;11dship." 110 appealed
for it rally round the banner of system-
atic giving. A Iirmo 8010 was sung by
Norman \lurch (111)1 w'as a fitting close
to an evening of spiritual enjoyment,
FRIDAY SI;SS1o\S.
1i, fly morning. the session opened
at 9.1., wit 11 the usual devotional exer-
cises, '1 hen followed 1111 address on
"The relation of 1110 Sunday School to
tho Eptyorth League" by stet'. JI r,
Curry. 13. A,, of \\'niton, [t. ryas fall
Of good things. 31r, Million, of Gude-
ri,'h. introduced the inlportlult. topic
'.The value of Decision Day and the
hest tnet boil of co11duct.iug it," an inter-
esting discussion following. A splen-
did and replete 11(ldhe,1 was given by
Alfred Llntield, of Nile, on ''The Ep•
worth League as a Missionary F'01 ce."
"Tho Epworth League its 1111 Evauige-
listle force" was briefly hill pointedly
dealt with by Rev. 11', E, Kerr, of
Clinton. A number of practical point-
ers were submitted in the discussions.
Session closed by Rev. \V, 11. Graham,
It A,, of Goderich, pronouncing the
Benediction.
Afternoon 80881011 opened with sing-
ing and prayer by Rev. A, K. (Birks,
L. L. 11., of S ((forth, who is chairman
of the District, Reports from the otii•
('e1'8 of the District organization were
given which, on the whole, showed in•
creaked growth, larger missionary giv-
illgs (111(1 real practical work. Rev,
31r, Clement, of Goderich, gavo 1t 00111-
prchensivo address on "The Sebbnth
8011001 literature, its uationill, doc-
trinal and moral influence." 31r. Cie -
meta fil ed tho bill. An open Confer-
ence on Summer Schools for 1907 was
Introduced by Rev. W. 11, Graham
and an animated discussion followed,
A resolution was slurried empowering
the Executive to tweet the Executive of
Wiugharu 1)istrict as to holding a joint
Summer School next Summer Alpert
Wilford favored the audience with a
c11uice solo. Hiss Carr presented the
report of the Resolution Committee, It
dealt with the distribution of the bal.
once of the money from the "Stolle''
yacht .und. turning it over to the For-
ward Movement, Advised the holding
of it District Sumner School ; revon1-
mended the securing of photos of 11ev,
T. G. Barlow, 31 issionery rat Clltyo-
(Wet, 13, C,. who i3 assigned to 0 ode•
rich District Leagues to support, and
League asked to secure ono for their
church ; also that arrangenleets be
made with 31r. Marlow for a quarte 1y
letter, copies of the slime to be sent to
0(10.11 League and to the Dist riot press,
A strong resolution was passed cine
�lemniug tho three fifth ulojority de -
mended by the present Local Option
Law and Leaguers asked to press the
Legislature for 111e removal of the obs
j,'ctional clause. All were passed by the
Convention, "'l'he importance of Ep•
worth League reading course and hest
method to cowl net it" Was the 101110 iu•
tl'Odnc(d by Rev. A. H. Brown, of
Varlet, Ile gavo many practical hints
of value, Rev. Jnr. \Woodsworth gave
the last address, the subject being
"Christian Stewardship," lie was
11111011 at 1101110 011 t10 theme.
A large and interested audience as-
sembled at the evening meeting, Rev.
E 0 Powell led in the opening ser-
vices After President Reid had
spoken briefly the Business Committee's
report WAS pr08Notp(1 by 11oe, \V, E.
Kerr. The officers for next year were
introduce(( as follows :—Hon. Presi-
dent, Rev, A. It. 13irks, I,. L. 13., Spa-
fortl; ; President, Rev, J, C Reid, 13,
A., Nilo ; 1st Vine, Miss K Swann,
lfolmesville ; 2nd Vice, Al iss 13. (Greene,
Clinton ; 8rd Vice, Miss 13. Carr, I3l,yth;
1th Vice, 11.1.v. U, N. limen, Goderich ;
`eh Vice, hiss A. Brownell, ,SeatfortIs
Secretary. Hiss 31. A, Bailie, Nile ;
Treasurer, 31iss A. 13u11, Lou(leshoro ;
Con'f, Jioprespntativ8, Ret', 11. E.
Curry. Tho church choir .flat\; a good
anthem. W, 1I Kerr, of Brussels,
gave an address on Sabbath School
effort. \V, Marland, of Clinton, sang
"1\'leve is heaven" in his usual able
planner. Rev, ale, \Voodsworth deliv-
ered the third address on "Christian
Stewardship," drilling with "God's
challenge" ; .1. Leslie Kerr rendered a
choice solo "Angel Land," Af 0r
hearty totes of thanks were passed to
the Myth people for their hospitality ;
the Billet ting Committee for tlleex-
cellent way they did their part ; and to
the President for his efficient manner in
which he did his work, A. 'I', Cooper,
of Clinton, was introduced and dealt
out hot shot on the Temperance question
of the (sly, relating to Local Option,
Mr. Harland's second solo was "Jesus
Saviour pilot 1110," which was appreciat-
ed "Goll bo with you till me meet
ngaiu" and the Benediction by Rev
31t•, \Voods,vortll, brought the most
successful convention ever held in
Goderich District to a conclusion,
SLRE1'L1.SSNRSS,
Disorders of the stomach prr(luCe n
nervous condition foul often prevent
sleep, (lhaulberlain''s !stomach and
Liver Tablets stimulate the digestive
organs, restore the system to a healthy
condition and make sleep possible,
For sale by all druggists,
NNW
arommom
No. 32.
. . spring .
Millinery Opening
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
MARJH 22 and 23rd
AND FOLLOWING DAYS
Every woman who has the desire to know
and see what Millinery Paris, London, New
York and Toronto will wear this season is
invited to come Friday and Saturday and
view the best and largest display the store
has ever made.
As the rainbow promises to n►ankind cessation of the rainfall,
and the robin foretells the sure coming of spring, so
Cham6zrs' Spring mlllineril Opening
will be seoopted as announcing the commenoement of a new
season, and promises, as well as leadership in display and se-
lection, bettermenton even our own past best.
G. M. CHAMBERS & CO.
Mir
Why Is It ?
W\'ithin two month, the Canada
(%isle N.: Motor Co., Ter• •oto
,1 'nn'ion, has dw'w upon the
Cr:x'rnnt.l3as1atss Cot.t,1:s10 f
'1' 'r"ntc, for f tut' tnu.'g men for
ollb'e work, 'J'%n are today
g ging good serveand getting
good salaries, Why a Our ct-
talogu'' gives the re %ons,
Yours on request,
r■tsoserinemsmageint
IlL1"1'ii 8011OOL IIE('Ott 1',
The following is the report. of Blyth
Public School for the Mouth of Feb- II. class ; Pt. A—
ruary.
! Third class—
jd°\Willie Burling147 T. 1fcL'aughlin 9i
P. McCaughey 145 E, Wettlaufer 91
Vester Bell 185 George Sloan 88
James Hirons 184 \Visite Copp 80
Doris Scott 119 J. McCaughey 71
Cres. Anderson109 Annie Mains 70
Maggie Carter 108 Elva Fawcett 59
It1ts. G idlev 101 *Goo, Burling 44
L Wettlaufer 98
The number of asterisks is the num-
ber of examinations missed.
DIV, NO,
III, class—
Eva Henderson
it. McKenzie
Prod liitggitt
Ithoda Phillips
(i. K01•naghan
Alex Butler
Meryl Gerry
Philip Willows
Annie Robertson
.Norman Holtzhanor
Mary Milne
John Cowan
Freda Turner
lays No. 1,
Son iors—
EIltTaylor 89) Anni„ Straw'\ 8818
Evva St"1 hers 311 Emile l 1,\oh1 252
Wilfred Weir 312 11yrtle Phillips 212
I11ter111011 tes-
11urinl Chill Into 3135
Erie, Anderson 239
Dottie Coteau 181
Jltn'nrs—
'l'. Edm°,ton 317 It ,v D''nhnlin 182
Art. 'ninthly!' 275 Grace Stewart 179
Pearl (11118)n 191 31 yrtle Morris 120
Clat'a Copp 18;, Wes. Campbell 91
111V, No, 2,
Entrance dos.—
Anti). \Walls (Is)280 Hazel 13011/1011 183
3ly'rtle Nicol 213 *13 Anderson 178
tete
11 1?st11cr \sell 171
Emma Leith 21352;1 •',101,1) I':n►igl 68
Gladys Cut 282 ��`'E. Campbell .1 (.,uulp sn 05
Fourth (Mass -
31,1 Ina
Loon Scotr. 178
Anil'et' Coombe 1UU
Jili011111 119
\\'altel. Cotvah
Leila Be_ ley
1), Tierney
Eva 318il18
L.
Eva.
:llaryl, (hurter
I''lot% 'Ira m11 n
C. Anderson
Edger Bexley
110
65
(1(l
1)0
,16
,13
35
22
03
02
Elmer Nevins 99
Laura Johnston 81
Stanley CIIeIIow 86
Al. Johnston 81
‘poli ie (loon ti3
'n L. Woitaltfer 0d
•1,
\I (1(Ji(15))1) 115 63
*"1t'uninliennedy37
`r(.race (;°oddity 12
Lena Burling
Willie White
Elute Cook
Mena Barr
G. Holtzhauer
May Robertson
Vary Potter
Henry Johnston
Minnie Fawcett,
Leslie McElroy
Annie Houghton
Etnma Taman
Wilford Nivins
Annie Butler
Eddie Mains
Redgie Carter
H. class ; Pt, B—
llsio Fawcett
\''erne. Johnston
Katie Habl(irk
Edgar Cowan
Bertio McElroy
Willie Anderson
Tommy Murray
Effie Rath
Curry Campbell
Berta Stothers
DIV. NO, 4.
Jr, 1I,—
\\'illie Carter
Lorne Burling
Earl Taylor
Daisy Mason
Willie Taman
Pt. I1,—
Carrie Silas
Pearl Haulm S
Adios Andrews
John 1311tint'
Nolles Anderson
Pt, i.—
Elsie lioltzhauer
11 trvey \lasou
Stewart Cowan
1IahoI11111
Harvey Nivins )
Grace Habkirk
Charlie Potter
Prod Mason
Mary 'Mo31 nrchie
Carrie Detnpsey
Earl McElroy
Willie Hamm
George Eaton
Wilson Rath
Willie Kennedy
Luella Cook
Susie Phillips
Spring Term Begins April 1st
During January and F. bruary the 1Wingham Business 'College had
t tent.3-live times a- ninny calls for Srenographerp, Telegraphers, Book.
kueperts nod Coo i. g:' T.••tch. rs as we had graduates to send.
Attend•tnee 18 rat .%,tl s •,mallei•\ during April, May and Juno, consequently
each et u'lent gets more Individual attention, This is the best term of the
year f 'r the student,
Learn of the sut (10s' of our graduates by writing for a handsome eats.
locate of the—
Best Actual Business School in Ontario
'('Ile "b tekward" 'hl' "rusty" feel at home with us, as each student Is In.
wowed at his own de k by a painstaking, sympathetic teacher, Graduates
guaranteed situations. Elver any time.
WINGI1M I BUSINESS COLLEGE
(Affiliated with Clinton Business College)
GEO. SPOTTON - PRINCIPAL
ThAW'S MIND CLOUDED
"mare clatsunt" by neutralizing the
etrnits,
Thereby the 'Kaiser It to st't it
effective protection for the German
coast, end particularly for the port of
WAGN[R.
Diel, Meanwhile Germany has acquired
u solid commercin1 footing in Denmark
! without attracting much attention
abroad, Lnst year the German imparts
into Denmark amounted to 220,(100,1111(1
kroner, out of a total of 11110,000,001)
kroner. ,Some 1,200 German commercial
houses are represented in Denmark,
Mrs. Wm. Thaw and May MacKenzie
to Testify --Battling Nelson Present.
New York, March I1. ---Rattling Nelson,
the pugilist, was the centre of attraction
in the court taunt wilert: harry K. Thaw
is on trial fur his life today, drawing
the entire attention of the spectators
up to the time the defendant was called
to the bar and Justice Fitzgerald hard
taken his place on the beach. Nelson
was accompanied by his malinger, \Vil•
5e
"t , seats
s
Inctwooulted t
' m :Volar
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c
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a
juet behind the prisoner.
In anticipation of a continuance of the
dry expert testimony, the general public
renta.itaal away from the trial, empty
scats again being the rule..
Thaw once more came to court laden
down with letters, which continue to
pour in to the Tombs from all quarters
of the globe. Practically- all of the let•
ters are in praise of the defendant and
he Manifestly takes great sntisfactiou
in reading thein,
Dr. Charles G. Wagner, of Bingham-
ton, who has been under cross-examina-
tion since Monday afternoon, was again
called to the stand this morning, and
District -Attorney Jerome began to ply
him with questions regarding '.Shaw's
will and the codicil.
Dr. Wagner elaid he believed that when
'\'haw wrote the section of his will pro-
viding for o.. fund tor the prosecution of
any one who might take his life, he had
enough intelligence to know that murder
was prohibited by law. 1)r. Wagner said
that Thaw's mind was clouded at the
time nod (lid not have as clear an idea
of such matters as ;t nnin who was
wholly sane, but that it was clear en-
ough to be able to appreciate that the
tnking of a human life was a crier(,
"Doctor, when this defendant stood up
to be married oil the sante day tbnt will
was signed, did he know what he was
doing?" asked Mr. ,Jerome,
"I don't think his mind was entirely
clear."
"Was it clear enough to understand
be was getting married?"
"Tess he understood it."
The long delayed testimony of 'Airs.
11'illia11l '.l'ltuw will probably he reeelied
in the Thaw trial tt 'lav,
JEROME DEFIED JUDGE.
Refused to Submit Authorities on Point
of Issue.
New work. 'larch 11.-- While decid-
edly dull in the matter of the testimony
elicited from the 11'ittwes, yesterday's
ars,i11n w'u� 1)01(1(2 uut.able by a dash
between District Attorney Jerome and
,lustier 1'itzgernl(I, at the climax of which
the prosecuting officer refused point
blank to cite 10 the court the authori-
ties upon which he %vas predicating an
a11!1)111(nt.
'•i have such a high respect for
courts." said he, "that I will not. sub -
/nit authorities 1)u a queetiun of law
which is so (It 11191 l ilt character, and
upon ehic11 the authorities arc so atm -
(hint that 1 iiit•t presume the learned
court know: of them."
\\"jilt flushed face and :t sharp rap of
Itis remit, Justice Fitzgerald sae!. that if
the District At((1'In'1' did not submit the
hr
did not knew of Jul}`. \1r. Jerome
he did not. know of any, IIr, Jerome
dill not, submit the eutltroiti '. and
Justice Fitigera!tl ruled in favor of the
defence on the pint :It isle, which
briefly Mated was the gee -firm (is to
whether the State on crus. -examination
should be allowed to r;„ further with an
expert, dem counsel for the defence had
been allowed to go upon direct, exainin-
ni ion.
I)ist'iet :At tomes Jerome concluded
his eros -examination et I)r. \\'agner. at
12.43 p. n.
1)r. \Vaguer was asked but a few quos•
tion, on re -direct all re-4russlexanlina-
tion, and finally excused at 12.50 p, nt,,
Ilnlcllcnn recess wee ordered.
llr \Villiain '1 haw mill take the stand
this afterlloplr,
[IGIITING IN
ST. PETERSBURG.
Opening of Douma Occasion for
Revolutionary Demonstration.
Another Massacre Might Easily Have
Been Precipitated.
Prefect Dispersed Procession by Im-
posing Array of force.
St. Petersburg, March 11,—The open-
ing to -day of the Douutn or lower Hulse
of the Russian Parliament, although in
itself devoid of incident, was made the
occasion of a great revolutionary demon-
stration by the St. Petersburg prole-
tariat and the 'students of the city,
which resulted in several encounters be-
tween the police and the populace and
more or less serious injury to a num-
ber of the latter. The situation was
ditch that the authorities were finally
forced to fill the streets with military
patrols, as in the days of the Trepoff
regime.
After the adjournment of the stssieu
of the House, a tumultuous crowd of
about forty thousand with red banners
flying, and accompanied by the music
ut revolutionary chants, started, like
the followers of lather (.lapol, on Juiu-
ary '�, 1905, toward the central quar-
ter of the city, where the winter pal-
ace of the Emperor is located, Few ele-
ments of the prelude of "lied Sunday"
Were lucking, and the command "Fire"
would have precipitated a similar mas-
sacre. 13ut the present prefect of St.
Petersburg, General Drnclteffski, follow-
ed another course, and dispersed the
procession by charged of mounted gen-
darmes orated with whips, and by an
imposing display of force he presented
the deuiuust•uturs from re-forming,
During the duy the police guarding Lite
Tauride Palace acted with great for-
bearance, giving the spectators a tree
reit in e1ugiug unll cheering, and wily
interfering t1., prevent the people from
forcing their way into the palace.
When the Deputies emerged after the
adjournment of the aeseiou the temper
of the crowd was fired by several
speeches from' social revolutionary mem-
hers, after which the vast concourse be-
, win to move slowly deem the broad
'ourehstudtskaia avenue, stopping at
intervals to Bate!' to speeches and to
sing songs.
In the meanwhile the authorities had
hastily concentrated a strung force of
gendarmes, which charged the head of
the procession when it reached the Lite•
!ny prospect, one of the nruin business
avenues of the city. The gendarmes
plied their whips vigorously,, and in one
asp need the flats of their sabres,
The crowd attempted to retysemble in
front of the ih'tention Prison, where
hundreds of politiel1 prisoners are core
tined, and nftaln in front of the general
court building, where the political trials
are held, but In each instance it Was dis-
persed.
The gelid:trine: by this time had been
reinforced by dt'lnthnients of the creek
Chevalier Guards, who galloped hither
and thither clewing the roadway amid
curses of derision from the sidewalks.
Finally 0 large force of Cassocks, arra-
ed Ivith lances, arrived in sight. The
spiteful, red•pe11nuned weapons, which
never before have been brought out in
street demonstrations, took all the
heart out of the crowd.
Another monster demonstration was
held at the university to celebrate the
victory of revolutionary democracy,"
The quay along the Neva and the
streets iit the neighborhood of the anis
lersily were densely packed, but there
was no interference by troops or police,
who arrived on the scene in strong
fusee only after the demonstration had
conte to au clot,
It was learned to -night that Premier
Stolypin in order to diminish Itis chances
of possible assassination would spend
the night in the '1(111ride Palace, and it
is understood that he has taken a suite
of rooms in a wing of the palace which
he will occupy as long as 1'a.rlinment is
ill session.
RIFLES HAD BAD SIGHTS,
Criticism of Government at Rifle
Ascociation,
Toronto, :March 11.—Lieut,-C'o1. W. C.
\Itudeettld presided ntthe annual meet-
ing of the. (titlark) Rifle Association yes•
today. I1 was stated by a member that
young shots were discouraged itt their
poor showing, when the fault WILS really
with the Lee-Enfirld rill:, while com-
petitors in rifle inetchrs invariably used
the; best arms obtainable. There was
some discussion 118 to debarring private
nrllls: The diffieulty of getting a rifle
ec,nde'rned 11.18 emphasized, and it was
suggested that there should be repair
headquarters at the ranges.
Lieut. I'nin, of -the 13th, hfnniilton, and
('apt, Skeddeu, 91st, were appointed on
the council,
TO CLOSE BALTIC SEA.
Kaiser Hopes to Protect His Coast by
Neutralizing Straits.
London. lfarelt 11. - The '1':n►es' corre-
spondent, at Paris cables that he received
1(1 -day from n trustworthy source
:throw' certain informn.tion of n serious
notate. It is that one consequence of
the. predolninent 110911 )0 Cernluny hos
acquired in .I)entunl•h promises to be all
attempt to (lose the. Rnitie Sen to for-
eign fleets. Towards this grave modifi-
cntion of Ow statue quo in Europe Ger-
many is working, tooth and nail, under
the very eyes of the other interested
European stairs, Watch 8(11111 iidpless 1n
htl pr nerve of the vigorous efforts being
mole by that power, 'Theft 18 reason
to believe the despatch of the British
fleet in the. Battle tun profoundly in-
censed the German l:'nlperor, who luta
eve' Pince been steadily pursuing 1Ile end
lir is now nn the high rood to attain,
namely, the Making of the Baltic It
CHURCH AND LABOR.
PRESBYTERY OF TROY AFFILIATED
WITH AMERICAN FEDERATION.
One of Most Popular Clergymen in City
Chosen as Delegate—Attends Meet-
ing of Federation and Takes Part
in Discussion. .
Neel York, Matadi 11. --The Herald has
r,','oived the fuliowing despatch front
Schenectady; The I'r(,bylet't' of Tru}.
La, been iiiuniztd. ';'ills is believed
to be the first instance on record where
::n orEganization of churches has he-
cunle affiliatetd with the aluerican led•
oration til Leber, :111(1 (drivel' members
in this section 111 the State are Watch.
ing +vitt hill interest the result of the
esperinlenl,
J'hc
actio: of the 'Troy Presbytery is
in line with the pulley of the. Presby-
terian Cheryl' 1n the I"nitell States of
America, \Ihicti. it is said, is the first
denomination to recognize organized
labor in an official Ivey. It has or-
ganized it special department of church
and labor, lull IV ill do all in its Mower
10 elevate and improve the condition of
the w'urkillgnll11l,
The Tiny frees}'tory has affiliate<t
with the ('enlrtd sideration of Labor
of Troy :old has chosen 118 itS dt'Iegate
the Hey. :\, l', Sewall, of the Second
Street I're,byleri:tn Church, one of the
most prominent and popular clergymen
in the city. Dr. Sewall is a regular at-
tendant at iile nu'etiugs of the Preterm•
tine and takes an aetiye part in the
(1isc11•1,1n118.
TWO -POWER STANDARD
WILL STILL BE MAINTAINED IN
BRITISIi NAVY.
Channel Fleet Now Stronger Than in
Igor— Home Squadron Furnishes
Additional Security Against Risk of
Invasion—The Building Records.
London, March i1. --in intro(luring the
nifty estimates in the Iiouse of ('oil -
mons tu-duy the Parliamentary Secre-
tory of the Admiralty believed that the
two -power standard would be adequately
maintained by the proposed 'programme
for construction. During the past ten
years Great Britain had added 1,132,2011
tons to her navy, while Russia, franca
and Germany together had added only
1,108,280 tons,
Tile British navy was the cheapest,
costing $445 per tun, 'l'11at of France
cost $620, Jtussia $4111, nn(1 Germany
$485. Two scant hence (lrtat Britain
will have completed six new battleships,
including three of the Drendnoughtciase
and three nrn►ored cruisers of the In-
vincible class, while neither France nor
Germany would have at single ship of
those types completed. The horse fleet
was n Ingieal development of its eon•
euilrntion in hone waters and furnished
additional security against the remote
risk of invei81011. 'Jite cluuulel fleet was
stronger now thrill it was in 1905,
KINGSMILL REPRIMANDED,
Captain of Dominion Adjudged Guilty of
Negligence.
London, March 11.—At the Dominion
court-martial, which w'118 continued at
Chatham to -dray, Captain Kingsmill 1)e•
cla'ed that, although it was certain that
if the course had been slurped half a
mile farther from the Souris light the
ship would not have grounded, yet un-
der the conditions prevailing nt the time
the course set, Appeared to be the safe
one. An allowance of two miles woe
made for the i0druught into Cnscapedia
Bay. ile personally satisfied himself that
every precaution for the safe navigation
of the ship wits being token before he
went to his caLin.
Other evidence went to show that n
forest fire, mistaken for the Souris light,
aid the .smoke from it which blew over
the real Souris ligllt,d Masking the hind
and completely obscuring the Pitspchiue
light, were the immediate causes of the
grounding,
Captain Kingsmill and Lieut. Nonke,
the navigating officer, were nd judged
guilty of negligence nail severely reprint•
ended. Lieut. Clarkson was acquitted,
1)•m
QUEEN AIDS DANCER.
Gives Patronage to Benefit for Loie
Fuller and Attends Performance.
Poria, March 11,-- A delight fill story
of Queen Alexandra's self-sacrifice in the
ent1sc of kindness and nto•ey is told In
ronneetinn with Der Majesty's recent
slay herr,
1t seems that a letter was sent to her
lfujesty, calling attention to the ease
of Laic huller, the fimntts (lancer, who
hod fallen on evil times owing to illness,
The dancer wits to slake a reappearance
nt the Hippodrome, and it wase suggested
flint the ruynl patronage would hrfp her
greatly,
Every moment of the 9ueen'8 time was
already filled by prearranged engage -
molts, but iter ,\[n jnsty cancelled severlt1
engagements and went, to the hippo-
drome,
POLICEMAN
out doubt, to the normal effect of the
llrigg election, the reduction of the
Llboral majorities in A1a:rilecel and
KILLS BUR6AR. Northenet 1)'erbyshire, and the 1'ro-
groaesivu and Socialist rout in London,
TROUBLE WITII FIREMEN.
Attempt to Reduce the Brigade at Paris
Resented,
Brantford drspaleh: 'Photo is a row
on between the Paris fire brigade and
the'I'utvn Council. '1'h0 Council deter-
mined upuu cutting the fire brigade from
fifty to twenty-five men, and the oleo,
believing I tveuty•five to be too small
a number, have threatened reeignatiun
rather than submit. Last night the
firemen held a meeting, tit which they
were to sell the billiard and pool tables,
which they owned.
'Tile Mayor sent word that the tables
were the properly of the Paris fire bri-
gade, and not of the amen, and ordered
the Chief of Police to prevent their re-
inilvnl from tl:e rooms. The firemen se-
cured legal advice, nn11 were informed
that, as they had paid, for the tables,
they could do what they pleased with
them, and forthwith they curaac
ed
their removal from the rooms,
The chief was reinforced by the May-
or and town solicitor, and the rooms,
were forcibly closed, the resident fire•
1111'tt
being (11lipellell to seek Inlleillgs
Encountered Two M n Robbing a
Store.
One Attacked Policeman and Was
Shot Dead.
Constable's head Battered With a
Brass Coupling'
Thi(Ittlo, \1nrclt 11.- At 11.15 o'clock this
morning .Patrolman Cornelius Buckley
while making his rounds value to the
ship -chandlery of Roadie & Aloore, at
158 Ohio street and foald the door un-
fits tened.
Ile iuyrtigalc(1. but -Ir 1101 sn<
pi(1011s, and came I1) the ronclusiun ihat
the dour had been hit open by accident.
Ile went to the putrid box and repelled
to the station honk and Ives 11)1(1 ter go
back and find a bill -head of the firm
in the (iffier That the desk sergeant
alight keine whom le. notify,
Jlul'klry wed. beck tail was sta•rh-
ing a'uul,l in the office 11 hen he heard
voices :ld 51111' (WU leen slick up
throngs t sash t,•, 1 b door. IIr drop-
ped like a flash behind a desk and the
two men entered. They walked quick•
ly over to a corner. whirr they evident•
ly had piled a heap of brasses 10 be carted
away. Buckley then emerged with a
drawn revolver :old one of the 'Wren,
Charles ]ticket', bent hint neer the head
with :1 bras; coupling.
Buckley dropped ltickcy dead with 11
Phut, in
the abdomen. The Miler man
fled, Buckley steggered out In the pa.
1 rol box, for his heal. was severely bat-
tered, and notified the station house.
Ile nn►bultn(e was hurried to the
spot, Ind the robber 11118 dead. 11 w'119
80010 time before the IN,liee identified
hire as Charles Rickey, Ile has a puliee
reeclyd,
J'hn robbere evidently iied entered the
place 11'it11 a key nod hn11 carried away
one loud of plunder. They were gone
when 13tickley fount the door upon and
were returning for a second load when
they were intern►pl<sl.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES,
Provincial Convention Opened at Brant-
ford—A Big Banquet,
Brant ford (despatch: The sec'nnd tri•
ennial Provincial convention of the
ltnighl c of the 11aten.hee3 of the World
opened in this city to-day.'ith over two
hundred delegates in attend: t ee from all
parts o1' lhtted°. i'roe'edittgs to -day
were of a routine n(11ilres llnyor litw'lby,
on Betel' of the tits, delivered an n(1 -
dr( ss of welcone. Provinejnl Commander
5, 11'. 'I'risler, of ('tutllttchie, presided,
The afternoon was spent in organization,
The feature tonight was a largely•
attendell banquet at \'icloria. Hltll, nt
w'hdell the delegntee heard eulogistic
speeches from the officers and prominent
members. The officers in charge are:
Provincial Past Commander, \V. :AI, -\1e-
Cleitont, Hamilton; Provincial Com-
mander, S. 1V. '1'rusler, Canlachie; Pro-
Iincinl Lirntemint Commander, W. R.
Colby, Telndon t Provincial Record Beeper,
George 11. 'Townsend. Pro-
vincial Sergeant. W. 11'. awhile, 'Trenton;
Provincial M. Iib, .1.. George 1[urray,
\Vindsor; Provincial First AI. C,, V, 13,
1Veher, Merlin; I'rovinrial ,Second M. G.,
J. S, Found, Corrie; 1'ro'ineial (Sentinel,
CUR Ante, 'Intuition; Provincial Picket,
J, 'I'itterson, Peterboro,
se•♦
CLAIRVOYANT WON SUIT.
The Spirit of Dead Mother Spoke Through
Medium.
14iverpoo1, llarclt 11: --`'Thr, bring bnek
the spirits of the dead a niodiunt must
herself experience the agonies of
death," said :Mrs, White, a cluirvoy
ant, in the (ou'se of the hearing of n'
suit in court here today in which she
wets the defendant. She explained that
she had not only felt hot llu'uet cut
while following her profession, but had
also passed through all the horrors of
hanging.
The proscc11101 MUNI to r'eeiver a. 811111
of money paid to Airs. 1Vhite under the
belief that the spirit of his dead ioblier,
speaking through the medium, bade ]lila
give the money for spiritualistic pur-
poses,
The Court ruled in favor of Mrs, White
on the ground that her services had evi-
dently given great comfort to the plain-
tiff.
m.aov.av
BRITISH LORDS SAFE,
The Imperial Government Han Modified
Its Intention,
•Lond011, Murch 11.—The innincerlty of
the Government's nitu'k nu the noise
Lords becomes continually more tip-
rent, When gtoltioned to -day in the
Mouse of Clommens as to when the
Government was guilig In submit pro-
posals to cut their Lordships' claws,
Sir Henry Ca:nlpbellqliauunorhnam1 Milo
Prime Minister, evtuled the issue,
pleading that the financial proposals
likely to ubsorh it large part of
Ie 'labors of the }louse for some time
to come,
The Standard today any, there is
good reason to believe that the Gov-
ernment 1►n.s seriously modified its in-
tention in regard to the house of Lords,
Large numbers of Liberals, who were
formerly x1810118 to promote agitation
in the v1) nary ugninrit the tippler
I[ouee, have conplef,ely alte•ttl their
tone, 'J'llis ciretun::tlu:ce i.; flue, Iyith-
1'1('40'11 t'1'1•.
ENTIRE
BOARD HELD.
New York Central Directors Must Face
Charge in Connection With Wreck.
New fork, March 11._ -The Coroner's
}cry, which has been investigating the
wreck of Feb. 111 1111 the New Tort ('en-
trnl Railroad in the Bronx, as a result
of which 23 persons suet death. returned
n, verdict twilight, finding "that the
New fork ('entrltl and Hudson River
Railroad ('nmpany did net take all the
necessary preeaIdions to gllau•d its pass-
engers at this point, and, consequently,
were culpably negligent, and that the
responsibility for the existing condition
seems to be divided between the eon•
sIruetion and operating; departments,,,
The (enemy,. ann,11nced that he would)
hold the entire Board ref Directors 111
the New Tort ('entre!, and also the
President, and would parole them instil
to -morrow morning nt Id o'clock, when
he would accept hail: Ile declined to
say what charge would be laid,
TEMPERATE VERMONT,
Less Than Score of Towns and Cities
Vote for License.
Burlington, Al,. Math 11—Tho strong
sentiment against liquor selling, which
has been a narked feature of the
,March eleitiins in Vermont since the
prohibitory Iaw, wits agrtin manifest
today, less than a score Of towns vot-
ing in favor of license.
In the elections held n month after
the relied of the law in 1903, ninety-
two vides and towns voted in favor of
license. According to returns rlx'eivcd
at a late hour tonight, only two cities
and twelve towns were recorded to-
day as favoring the sale of liquor (lure,
ing the coming year.
♦.♦
LED RESCUE PARTY.
Woodstock Man Saves Detroit Motorman
From Car Wreck,
Detroit, llfich., March 11.—A 'Wood-
ward car crashed Into another car of the
sante line last night near the Michigan
Oeutral's station. The voeetibule of the
second car was badly broken, The stove
was overturned and the debris caught
fire. The moturmtul, Earl Dodge was
pinned in the w-rty'kuge, and but for the
prompt efforts of Joseph Bo* of Wood-
stock, Ont,, a goers of the Wayne Ilotel
nearby, who led • the by•etnntlers in
Dodge's rescue, the latter would have
been badly burned, As it is he is seri-
ously hurt. A slippery track was she
cause of the aceident.
CATTLE LICKED THE POWDER,
Death of a Number of Animals Near
Odessa Explained.
Kingston, March 11.-1)r, lligginson,
Dominion veterinary inspector, was hero
front Ottawa in,legnrll to 1111 Alleged
outbreak of disease nni)ng cuttlt near
Wessel. In company with local vcter-
inaricls he visited the place and one of
the local doctors on questioning
farmer found that he had been rubbing
some poisonous powder into the animal's
skin, The poison went through the
eynleril of the cattle owing to their lick-
ing habit, and some of them died.
LATE ARCHDEACON VINCENT.
Death of a Pioneer Missionary of Prince
Then the Patrol.
\'innip(g, Marv!) 11,- -word was re,
cen'ed here that Archdeacon Vincent, one
of the greatest pioneer missionaries in
the history of the diocese! of Report's
Land, died at Albany January 20th from
cold shock,
ale retired four yelu(s lige and lived
nt Stonewall, neer this city, Ittilwent
to do sono brief, inksiona'v work at
Chaplelul, Ont. From mere he made up
his hind to visit ills old field, the Ilio•
eerie of ,Moonmiee, in the James Bay dist=
trice, never to return. Ile married his
second wife when he wits 08 years Old.
TRAIN RUNS INTO CUTTER./
Mrs, Moore, of Point Alexander, Instant.
ly Killed,
Pembroke, Afurcll 1 I,- -'.1'110 11'inuipei
train, coming went this' evening, ran into
a tenni of horses and cutter belonging to
Abraham '.I'lu•anhrr, t)1, Iteuyh11urg, (:et,
1)110 of the ma:uplulle, Jars, ,Moore, of
Point Alexander, (tl(t„ wee( killed out-
right, Mr, 'Thrasher had an arm broken,
nod rttelytd n Intl .4lial;in„ up, TIN
horses were killed,
DE WAS TOO STIFF.
1tOW I.AMARTINE SQUARED AC-
COUNTS WITH BULOL,
The recou1 appuintnic11 yl 1L 1''1811 '
('latrine.- as lditer•iu-ellief of let Revue
des deux .\lonles 11115 revived a x11;111 er .If
eregll,ltes completing former elilses Iii
this great periedieal, says 'I'rnns,tl'anlie
I'mlr.•, Ilio el Giese Irlel(r4 In 1. epee.
rine
p 11 -
rine end is pailiculdFIy
I'Imnl1'une 011!n7, founder 111111 eilltul' ul
Ln Rvue, Was by no 10 111, crl'brale1
fol' :his gellll'nsi11' 111 (ullll'Ih111n1',, (Lao'
day, „ewe 1.‘• afll'r tie uubl1(at1un 111
"I.I•s (iiremlins," ;11141 (elide the Ii11'rary
llorld
teas ringing 111111 lilt' fume .,f i1-
grral. :111111111, I)ul11z tl!(1d un kiln ;MI
t:ke,i Ilial 11) 11'1111' nn articl0 1°,1.hi,
magazine. I unmrlinr cun,eute,l, hal
staled that he could net lute it re:lh
fur some Neches,
Ihlltlz, leering that this \'ns nu 5 1111
eMose end 1h:11 111 svllt!d 11111'1' gel the
n
IC ! IIII'r11 I.❑IIIIII`illle :111 mllta111'1',
I1 ,,I hoppeu,d ilial 11) melee' ,las in
mest r;t Iota til
,
n1l
l
francs u tied
tiille, 11111 he •n IIIfe11111,1 I!It' l'llllnl', 11'hn
:11 oee
hit nd(;I I,ytl• the mole►•, Three
ulo11tll, jaler he t.Ille.l Lontartine's ;it -
tent ion
t•teniioll to the fact that the cent rilooion
11x1! n'I 1,'; 1111n rel"'iyl,I. II 3v11:1In.
Wl:r1 all' 111:111f 18I7. mill the ;;I'';ti 011-
1 hor
u•11'1' votive lithe 11, ir'lll
tics.
"11'lii r Voll :111 \(,Jilin; 1111' Ila mill
els, fru rale fur a 111111' 1„I,•,u 1
have here''" he :I,I;t',! liuluz.
Ile cot to=i t (ic,l ll} replje'1 in 1 he a f -
I i rnrU i VP.
Months 111 1,T, when 1-anatth ie 11,111 h(•
1'1'+1111' .\Illll,lel' 111 I'',reirot Affairs, Iltd 1%
aa;aju called upon. hint 1.1 remind 111211 of
the premised contribution.
''11111 full •1'1' Illy pn•11I'11L"
Ise nlilllrlor,"11rw
1)1'-1. 1 11111!"
11111111' t•oWnr d.
'lint, t'ilizeil Illilli•Ie1'.:I (el`I.li11 tllll„nut
f IIIr1111'y WII, ;elven. 011 .1111 11(1 interests
(if 1111• nllmrazilie Ian lot permit 111f' le. -”
"111:5 ulnen 11:1; it ?"
"felt I II,le.01111 Iran(• "
I.unuu'lin1' Ti 1. This ,Imla', ,if nt'lla'1
I'r,nl Ihr till:aPr :hull 1:1111 i1 111. 11; 1111'
desk,
'1111' e1lil,lr, lee%He'r, 104441 .uulewhat
1'nitarrase•il,
\\'ell, t1k11 more hill 1 111 fol Vnn'
1"(i11 have V1111'
"1'111 fact j'. 1 us,,. 3(11 1111' .1 small
puce,."
•Uh! 'That's n,11 w ,111) 111(111,"nils,. I'll
Make :o11 a present of il."
0111(17 dr11V himself np h:ulr llliiy.
"citizen minister, I,:I lirvin 44 1)0118
:\1"11.11"! 11111'., 1111t 111'0'11t 111'1'v'Itt=. 11'111-
11111(11 1111 1 1111' 51111?"
ails 5111, if volt iul•t'(n'• 1:1
nl:u'tint', dryly, n:"he lush 111, Ib,' form'
that -:11111 V0pl:u'el tb.'nl in Ill
di':1w'r. •'IPe VIA Pall it squtu'e,"
11) 31,r1.1.11
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1[IS MAJESTY OF CAMBODIA.
Novel Decorative Scheme of the Latest
Parisian Lion,
Sisowath has a sepia cienpdesinn
brightened en yellow, and rather thiel;
lips, says London 'Truth, ()there is" he
alight pas., for :1 European with ,t "po-
tato" face, His 04 years and the vapor
hath climate of his kingdom have not re•
hexed the fibre nl' his well -knit erect fig-
ure, w ilil•h is teat of a pocket I11'rl'ules,
for he is short, Ile and all the upper
crust courtiers of both sesc,s wear the
sane sert of patent leather ,!Incl, ,how-
ing 0 geed deal of the betel; silk stuck•
ings between the tippers and the ankle
slrleps, which ore fastened with bnehies.
The Kim;': lard:lei are richly jeweled,
those 1)I' the favorites less richly, and
1,1180 of the suite in silver, At, home
they all thrust their feet into ;tipper.;
of oaths' colors and bright with fanciful
embroideries.
'file tl'ollseI•S ttl'1' the S:Ilue tele 111(01
and women except in color. They are in
silk of the lib('rly ('lass, and furnl gravis
fol and ample folds and drapery effeete
Unite different from those of the'18111s,
The I<ing'-i are of pule, violet, itis Prime
.11inister's of orange, the Prince,;' of pile
canary, and the Prince8es' and favorites
111' pii lash Iilae, ruse, deep yellow rind
soft pinkish gray, '1'11(2 serving women
Wear green trousers, the luusielaus si;y
111111. This garment, resembles the skirt,
of the Norman Nonan nsslt e inclat hent
up for 11 shrimp -gathering expedition,
lied is formed of a piece of sill; d'n,leue(t
in ink!: pipet, to a weistbanl.l, and re-
sembling a very long raid \vide apron.
0111. 111(111 aright seem to us the front is
Iltc
Intel: part, 11'11ru fastened on 111. the
waist the middle i8 drown np a•• might
be the shrimp gatherers' starts, and fast-
ened 111 the front part of the w'rtie1 •hand,
There i, 0 loose girdle of silk of :t 1111-
I'errnt rotor, with Ina; ends added when
the trousers arc warn by the Ihut;ruse.
The gentlemen adopt European cloth -
her from the. waist up, and Melon felt
hats. 'Theft ((1 the 'sing is adorned on
the left side with n magnificent ilnekle
end aigrette of diamonds. 'l'he ladies,
h(.iid(s the trousers, wear light, sill:
shirts with scurfs of crtpnn sill: dingon•
all}' placed from shoulder to hip, :11111 nn
overall rube of sumptuously (nlllreider-
ed gauze res(lthling a (I:llulutic,l, Tile
:trans are covered with bangles,
The spiked helmet of the dancing girl,
hardly differs in form from that of the
Prussian soldier, They are all (lying to
wear lulls trimmed 11 lit 1"iu•isienne, end
(ol''e18, lilllt', l'llilil'1'ts has presented Il
f11snrite corset mule of ribbon and it lint
trimmed with feathers and flowers to
the King's sister.
••e -
:Complete Change of Climate,
(\Vnsltitngton Herald).
("Filet Englislunan doesn't 111;e our di-
nnte,"
1iAmd our air is like wine too,"
"\Voll, we tnust remember that be
owes from London, where the ul inns-
phere is more like tuixed ole."
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1'11x'111(,► ilnwlily through the crowd, iulpnlie111e of yours till ten, limy you
Lori( lleurgi w'wnded Ili, ways to 1hi, jure gntlig to apoingi%r for intruding upon
(reen•rmonl by n side door, and, on en- her, 1 don't knelt', She ,(Bled when I
tering, su' his friend in viulenl alterca• Told ler the dale of 11(11111 her appearance
lion (vitt the manage(', Lord I'Lii'iecliffl' Lod llu'ulyn yell hit 0."
IV/IS 1)II 1nn;Itely e\ritrd, Ili, fate Hind(), l)kle. ,Ive .I ill .11111111 alp 1111(1 Ilu%%n, like
1111111, his eyes 11'!111 111111 fierce, null his one 111'',11 -•ed, Lord Iic11r!:o tali'.%,' Ilial
...dude appearance ,o coulplel(ly change(( self Item a rho!!' and looked ;it Ilial.
front the languid, indolent being lie had \y do:u' fl'Ilow, "'hill '1 u•easulc il
"m
seemed scarce nn linin' before, that 11 is 1'1'1'1 Ile 1" !"0111'b"otutlker, tf yon 1111'
no (funder Lord Crnrge .trod fur n too. 111 the, habit mt' Inking sue), severe lulu,
meta undecided whether it 1l•;ls his friend as III,! 'Isla(' Illy' II1111'l1'! 1 (11111'1 giye
or somebody el;c, all the ,muse change I Intvc Whin! ate.
to ',now tvItlt 1171s come t71 you so till(( -
"1 say, I':urneelifl'i. \vital the iiia( firm( t!* ik% \‘.011.t1,ui go Itncl: to ow (bras
are you raising such n run' for?, \Ir, (re lural neo the piny pblytwI nit
\lnxwell, wind's 1111 • "No al w1111ld 111'11•( 1111 mall to
"1'otr friend. lily Int'Ii, itl,i,ls on seeing lit, her there atoll'!" e,\I lainu'll I)a:t-
Lelia; and it i, c'ontrury to her express brat%e. veheintilly,
command lo admit mac. 1 lull .cony L.iril 1icorg11 stared mill iniltiI ell him.
very sorry; bit I nssnrl' you it is quite Fell in :t lou' It :,lt'ric;i! whistle.
iltt1111sii1111'p" said 1111' 11t1llagt'I'. ItM1'illg .111 hour a'l'l ;1 ball 111':1ggell all then' 1111 11•,
d1'precittiiigIy, endless length heroic the 411,111:t w::, "l'ol;:et it:' Never, %Odle lair ret.l:tiu+,
1Vith a fierce exelclmaliun of angry 11111.1! 1)a.i,1ntt1' hail wrun;;!it 11aal,elI 1111 1111.,118118.1 to! you 1.11. ileo nut; ; 111;1y
iii 1:III(III'i, J)isbru%e turned lu Lord
71 1/1'110C1irlrl. mf 1111 11,11 1s 11011 I not hope • ••
Inbtrey 1111! nt;itt;;er mpproethed ahem awl ,al- "Lord earl, you forget yunJ elf!" ,•he
"a tell willser her, in Imo 1111111111.11 the coming of Lelia. ilnpe;iuirly crawl. "Hope for nothin1;,
of all the malingers from here to the Ind etch a; 111' Spoke, ,h1'. :.Ionil 1'11• from ole! Jnl I, De Vere i; Jack I)t' 1'1 r!'
solo 1 beta, looking at I)isiittt vt tt ith Ler •.till"
lulapnrlc's. 111111'1 .it 111'1', or I 'loll ,!" f:'"a! (8111( eyl',, Those rye ! what a "'Hint(( Heinen for that! 1,1,01, on hili..
mad!"
spell they rust, over IIIIII, rallltllig dolt(( ,I:11.(ticitit, 1111! ,•41' if you I;tall% il• t'0;,"
"baht, 1 think you are that already! 111, 1118(1 (.flet of ill'liiiin:re oil;r ire Ile lits.% eat I I '''
11'hnt, in lin 118111. tf 1111 I hat'•; nhsurll, 1 t 1)I ht t . t t t1•i1Jl din •
ca.t un 1in'. 'l'bu,,c clear, bright, 111'111'•
•IIID 1'01111' in you, I::nnerliffm'; \\'flat 1111 11atin� ryt•s, )tall( their untalhunable
you want to see Lelia for:'" l,th of Iturkrry, hue• troll to, know
"I l:now no Lelia, 1 came to it ,Tars
111111(111 1)e Vere; and ,1'e 111'1' 1 11111, in
spite of earth and Ilades !"
t11VIlt the demon is .he?? (III, Ilse man
is Haul-fhnl'x flat! \In\well, you knaty
,...,•,.•.,,..,...,....,.....,...M,..r.,_.....
it, "If, and I.:itching i'ttlt h•'t' hands in
?i Il,itn.'tl 1111 illtl, the ?Il::lot, I;l'ittltitl;:,
lllleg I:Itll r, it 1, stir1i II Ctl''r 11'1111 I
Wed. Ieariling }:,r te,
"•1''.1'd, 11.'1
(1:111', 1.101 I'' (,1111, thin '11 1.,: 111'1
111'4' 11'1 ;'li i11'. It:, 1111•. I
1i!:, .10,111,,, .1 !,;,,t;;t•I1..!
1'':si1t pot':
1 at rntel'
Iill I i!ut 11!'f. 'l:1' ,,1111.:1!
u.:l •t' 1,1':it1,4,i , 111' 1, .I-0.1
..1111, , 1:1:'.1::1•' la'. I ;!11111"11 Il 111,',.'
', 1!,11!' 'Ladi•ty 1..1•''! 1.,er her 1''•'.',
shit or 1.,1'.•.0.1
I„1111', ;Ilial she IiiIt,i ;;t'„1 Il'i;l: . Il,o•
"(111.1 hal, dreadful dead( sleep', Iluli.
111!11 vault that aivl t! ;it\,ILtitit;,
;;('8111 I ;((plat forget it !”
Shp. it 11cr Ilan(!, liter her faces for
;1 moment and Ihet dropped them calla
',Iwo more. Ile started 111 his fort, a net.
lit!!;Inning 11111111 hits,
"Then you were not dead' lolly in 11
trance? Janine(to! Jtirltetla! w€t* it
so?''
"Even so, Inv lord,"
much ml n Ir€':1•lire for any 010', i:11: Ile%: " CUT 1IAND;.E" OF SIIOVELS,
y 11'•atiteiy not•, (lil'''t!; atilt 11,1•
,•)! ll; ; ( in i ,: .1 11 t':„ 1; ?. 1!`:1 1• I1'+•
Workmen in Wiling \Tat tI;t `!..3t'e Ash
. w1'' 1 , �yl,', 11:' , 4 r '1';,! 1 1:001:1li e::t \'t nil 1',..;•l.
paint the ;isio lishltll'Itt, ;tilt i ..88.'llt, rot
tit •,ly lull'"1•, of 111:11 11th((.' l:rllall 111
lo acing and sting it t Il:i.! The \I /POP
l:11!_ni,ll !1111;'1 ;:It' 1,,111!11 ha t't bili 111.111•'
1111'110 ti the tits!: t:f ('xpre..miug has lee!”
1111'u -ding l:l, ((ilia into hi..
1118.1;01,, Ile hc;.':ul 11111.I11ot% tlllll !!I"
noYsl. piI'11'lli� ('mita.,(, -dol Isilt '.h.'
".111(1 Dom
gui1 111.8(1111'. y"u tyerr .
hurled alive?" Iiing,',
,G+,'1 uela looked ul Ilial null i tiiil(IL
"1'0,, ,hl' x111!, with un'l;lu'J '(.1111;; I
stltitltll'I'. !nl'(1,vll 11t:1111; ll, 4rJ%y 1!11 tit 1111:, 1111
"Brest heuyeis, "and how 1‘./.re you
satei1 filial )aur aw'I'tI foto, .I:Ictlul'tto." "\\ell, .0,1 11}... snail Lural 11":1;:11, isl,-
"111111 11%'r!,," situ '111(1, looking ulilt'!1', "1 alt not ,rt
p rets I It,Irctt t" silt-
verettly, Anil Illy .81!11' it111%('r tnitt mile.' .1"I1t that y1:n ;I rd; Cul toy' 1!111:1 it rel!
•a1id 1 .(del it lie' lion's tt,•!t, lonalt 111;1 :I i'•, l!;:1 si,ni•• e; of u, 1!mre', i•
from the depth of the ,rn, •tltrtl ,lar" :118 idiot, 1,,hi"11 one it i,, 1 an, not at
gietta from her living twill),"liltlty ;,, say,"
"lint fila(' 8'1111 ail'. 1)e! 111',' Ills! Itilt. "11111:1', (;ttllt;t', 1111' ,!rill' f,,;;.,1'„
km"1%':,, claimed. 1)1':1;1,., I::, its" 1 1- 1.8.:11 11
'l:111 I' 'l 111t1dt.1.'.• /N'i•:1 '111,,. alt'! 1 ::III III '
"�u; 111( tt hat r;lll it matter to lull, I !
illpmae•I ft•Ilutt an the i, tole v;t.till:
lord 1'111'1'' "ill', :11'1' '1"11';"
"11 : 11 ''11, o f 1.""1*-'''
i t i'' " 1 "11 'I hr old Icl; of .111(1 b;lutour 118,'1•'1 ,Iu;hi Ill I;11111( 1"'',I.' Lal I'll h,' h.lat^ �l
,11"1'r 111'1' 1:11'1', ,111.1 id'', IIII'llell iota1 11'1111 11 ! eau natio. !'111(of tall of ;til' 1\i1u11'
11 .1111111 1311111111'111, 1111111811,
'all, .I;u'gta'l1a4' Ito icprl.:trhi:;Ilt' 1;.81111II',
cried. 11 Ig1,o(1 Illi:(', Illi' holt', ,i;I rr111r;1
11.
yl.il 11111 , eine \11111 il, tll•III;.'lit y 111•
"11'(•11, my lord,"' ;'lista uta! (111'11' :111(1 111. U1' V"rl' lire
"11y 111.1E
This friim you! 1 atm• .11 here''
(Jet!, 11111'1: ,111C111101 11."
"1 I,I`7,1t 1 `a 111 111.111, \u Iso! t
'
Flint time ha' =ell, !it' Lunt 1 ni,,hl, .11frr(1, 1 Iclt 1' 11'.11 }lilt my :III•
t11'llmellllel 11 1111 1'1111 111111 111'111•I' fUl'_tdl'e'.; 4..1;,1', the \VIiu)t'I'f amu tm•Iltal'1'01V.
i, (lot ll'fllll
v2:11. I I in
III:I a I, ii .8tl l'"1"1:°1
11"11! lm ere it''it
'11.'11 ltiI.I111 r0nlilli'retlet, fur t'it11"r I -• t I I
}tt ;11,11', It!I, .\If:I'd! it :Ili •''I'll•
a ,'..list 1" tr:'
II(atea. it is ;I rialit v!
li'`•t, ,(;mutt(,(, 1vi11 yon list1 tell to"
lil,tt 'oil
tt eve ',11'1'11': '
"1;11111} .111111 'b. \fv father-
s,
';I t hr. (';I 111:1 ill
1•
s, lei: 'I'c:llpw'i"." avert toytoylift," ,. Pills.
„11, 1 Iluwi'• 1 I)., 11 illa,l,is I all, nn! ns I
'It ;!pits:II'; 1!11 11.1, at
('Ir,•!\ :Lod niter, heard of the rola'., they t'llrt'Id,
t In r. \ 1;'hrn 1 wa, ern;, yid ; 111111 11,,1111 ! (1.' tet du so. 1 only tool; eight
,1
1'1 111 11.11`; furious, tet lint! %That \)r, 101'x... liefurr 1 fuss 181'1'11.:81111 1.0•1111.). 1
l;t' Ver.. hall Ilan''. 111 firs:, he ta, 1.11)•;1111'•Ittu'tt than I rtes %:as, Aly tiia.'x•
111,1111114, and "Velli'(( it, diselo;l'd II .((tall .,,111'' I 1''llit'!!t% II 11,1 making' ;l ,r"lie tlrll 1, mood, :111.1 i 1';111 111111' gll llllllllt 1111'
piece1'1still
1111 11'!IIl'h `l tett• faint. (11'11 11'1111 ill'.else; 11111 (11'11:%le II'ry,n1. ''''111.1; ttltutitii Iali!;ItJ'. I t,\ve tl drlrt "I
ell
markst811 .,tali l lingelt'i ,slit' tool. It; and ed tipae, him to Inti,, ;l 1111)1'0 pl'llda'Ili = 11(1111(1' 111 I).. 111111:IIII•' I'inl.; !'IIIb for
III) 111er her 11114.1i, face ;and bruit' flus!1 ;It1'•w, ;1 11,1 sut'litnit, cunning for yin!• tth'tt tll:'y hay. (1ot for ate, 1111(
ell a Ist, 4rin!•nn tide, eaec Ile r:,nlc lu 111((.1111 that 811(1'. 11(111•1, wen' siik!y
"\ly 111111, lay 18111!" ,Ile 4ri,,d• in n sty alt( 'I'ribllhltion--- poor .1111r.''v • ; i :'ice lbcln :' (Jial.
.(luting %11111., '1 Ilett naldeserved illi.! „.,,' -. imeans; •li I'll ury's tipsy i:: 1'u" ill' uulny (Lal.
!tors,' 1111'1, Ili ul h 1101 ubt'1 in.
1 imsunr \%hen tlllll• 1111; %rittnn•'' 1'! 1111' kor (u 1 :011 lull cn'rro.!. 1111(1 lis. 1)r, 1Villi:nts' I'in'; fill; h::vm cured after"Then, lel 11111 ►lupe tau rue insane (1111;111'••' 111111 had 1,!1111!. 'I'111' slicer.'; of
-Iltk 1) ,11, ,In011tteil€t, Int life, 111 I"yl', Illi -Heavens'
:11 e 1.1111.1"sI: "( that 1111'8
"ruy-Heavens': .6 hat : 11111('8' for t'o'll
11au I leo
I'll ILII I'l'l ('.Irl N'll;ll Putt 'awe R'r:i;'' "1 lll( 11';111'1 I\' l pals til 1•,'::1:7(' 1111 ^' l l!tr t'1••!IIt ;I l the i•n:,1 0l in'. t l'u111i'.• -"
•Illltlltill1 fol' 1 111111 111-t a1t.1!;I'llcil (rite t I!1,, 111 oil, 11:811!' II"'llri:t :!11
1118 11eadi.like sleep- inv Ira nee, to what 1'11 tte st8 Mattis "I the 1.1,11;lit' 1 1(1
ever tlmi may 4,811 it : 1111.1 (':11111th 'I'I':u (list' !'! t", hill 'I" nal I ur,'. 1)••, 11'11-
11
est, who 41;1: 111 ,'t t. 1! 1111(1 sell "„<o, „! 18;111:1:1a' Piyatiil,!' f11il1l,^'( 118!,turn: I!etr Jic:l h;uer!. -. t Iles Ir',,'
in n .rasa', nm1111; nm In -Ila abr•ni il, Ir,lt 1 1 t.l, nc�l:•
envied Isle il(f, tlllll mit 111" 9 llhal',! Ihi, tllilll,:ll. :1111 "111111, 111':171 l,alilll;l!lu!I, head.
I'iv-t �igI':, 1111111'1', II, tilt, a:t! Ili 111, 11.111'. 1„U!::11'!10 :;nil (11,' Ills I.f 1t'!,tt1011;
surgeon. 1111(1'111 'molting .Illi''I beth %%:Is all Ill"„' :Ilse ('1111; "1 111•1111,1 blood, Fur
hu'l'a'(( again!” sale ill druggists' o1' 111' mail at 5(1 P.111s
"(lust' strange :Ill! terrible! 1 11;1to N bo\ or ,i>, 18,0, for _','i!1, 8'11:11 'I'lle
"fire 111'1x'11 of 11111'11 11'0:1111y.Ie(p; 1111• I)r. \-11118 111'..' 111'1111'1111't'. i, llruc!;1'!11r,
fore, 1;111111 ht'atcis! if Ito had not 1111(,
1 nil a per -.tonal friend of Lelia's, (817l
privileged to see her at any time, 11.111
you fell her 1 w'isll (u .et' ,11t'1* linty?"
"('erfniniy, lily lard, 1 have lin donbl
Floe will see yon," ,ai(1 the Illllllllgl'I'.
hastening off.
Nett', l ntttecliffe.'vh,Il is the 1111th.?
11'1101. iu the aril! 118: ('11111. 11111' you
all of n sudden?"
''1 cannot tell you 1 Cannot tell whe-
ther I Inn sane or nim(. I), not nsl: ae,
for 1 cannot tall: In you now," :1 den•
iterate gesture, as he strode lip and down,
spoke more than \'Inas,
Lord (leorge looked at (lint, anti ill"
'lulged in it lung, lvaititg whistle, that
plaint). spoke his conviction that his
unhappy ynnng friend's brain of he ever
Possessed such n toting) was rnnlpletely
turned. At the sane (moment. the 1111111•
ago. appeared.
"Ily loth," h( said, turning to Lor!
lieurge, "[Adis has ;lost • left the stage;
and its she dot', n(11 appear in the next,
seem., she will See your lordship now,
\VIII you plcast to slop Ude tvnyy"
1)isln'mve started up In accompany
him, lint Lord (George interposed.
"Not iioty, my dela• fellow!. 11'111( iulil
I .clam; 111111 if my elullnent'(' has any
effect on Lelia she will set yam!"
Ile followed the Intulngcr ns he spoke,
mid Disbrow(' wits left pacing 1111 told
dnlvi, with n burning heart and n 1%1111.1-
ing brain, still striving to persuade hilt( -
self thnl this \yrs Che wi1(1 delirium of
n dream, ,Tncyletla alive 1111(1' well! Olt.111' lural, be is tainting,' she cried;
he must certainly be mindt in alarm,
The return of Lord Aislrcy aroused 1It' intuit m Glint motion with Iii.;
hint, and he looked nt hill with 0,105 full hind,
of dettllriltg impatience. "Nil "-it i•( abaft ;ag, .\ gill,: 111 ail!,';'
1111.111, Thine ,hurl, bri;:tt, vitt-tering
turf••' 11111(• i•I,Inid, white toyi,I bJut','- •
those-tveci, beautiful lip, that ...elm II,
!rarcl'ml form, holy 1(0:'11 linty %ell ht'
11111'1( 1In'n1 Ili!. It .rented but ye,ltrtht\
slime In. had 1€1(1(1.11 her fait.tvell an aha
parlor at Fon l.'I!e 11811-imri.rer, n., sal
(llunglli ; and it'ilt lhmlskald farm In
lave again.
"'btr'lnotl;t, ,1at11uct1a," het pa't.iunalt'ly
I•Jied, "harm wet 11u'tagain;"
ohm j;l;ii roil at him 11111 II her calm
eye:, and drelt bark in h:ut;:110y ,u••
In i.e.
".Ily lord, %lull (tom. t Itis meat she
said, turning of Lord ,1n.irey,
\r1'
you nlud, h.:;'tit;elii t 11'11111. the
foul fiend 1111 yon mean \Pith your
',las:tuella'?" said Lord ,1islrt.y, in a
fierce whisper. Then aloin(: "\I:Idam,
hill you exetl^c my frirull? t'111144S be
11115 suddenly gone Crary. I do not kutiv
butt' lip account fin. obi.;. .\111w• etc (11
prn,c11t• Ilan(: Lard I?nit1('elll'1'r', )1ttl iuic
1.cliit."
She il'Itt•ctl; and the fahllisl, 'bang•
ens smile (teal wandering (wound her
lips, 'I'Itlt ,:mile; had he not ;ern itit
thousand linty; before? Ile 144,4,(1 his
band across his bruit', lika one bewilder-
ed.
".1111 1 sane or (1111!? Can the dead have
arisen again? \laditt, for Ilttit•eits'81:11,
answer sue, before 1, go tt'i1d--trete you
ever culled Jtcquettn.,fr,
She came over, and held out her hand,
w'itli the old, bright, hull' -mucking 'little,
"Vest And fie Cousin Alfred hes not
fir',+ol len ,Incl: I)e Vere?"
ile foul: her hind and tried to speak,
but u, sudden faintness came over Ilial
and, deadly pale, ht sank mule and
ttittless into II ('Illtil'.
106'01,111
'1Velli"
"Wel I have seen her. and Slit' tt'ill sr '' :Ill ranrlbt it i rlau the
yof 01le1' the p111y; SO .milt in Ihni ntatl b:tnll, :1111 held it Io his lips, lie (Irani;
n '•;r�J
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40.
linked together.
The girl who takes Sc'oft's
n tx•
she is
t.s'z�has plenty of rich, red blood;
40' plump, active and energetic.
The reason is that at a period when a girl's
digestion is weak, Scott's Emulsion
provides her with' powerful nourishment in
easily, digested form.
Girlhood and Scott's Emulsion are
0 It is a food that builds and keeps up a
girl's strength.
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„ flee ;:,511 t.i;i;llly s;.1!it:;' nit 'tl,'',t• ;.1;:eti "1.'!:;11 %1, ti:: t : Ilii l)' '+rt,,, , 1'11: h: , Leen 1.111 1,!I, ,slot heir,' the t:.tet`:
t"tl !', whore it ;Jolt', iti'." 11.0111.F.11!„1. tit •,'!toil
"'':,•t'•r ((1111(1, 1 tt'ill 1('11 >t .5 (11i!ay, l•\4tpt I€J li:e 111011 %.!n, simpe til€ tit!
(;Itnil nil:hl, ,11frid - ;;oii,l night, niv lintitUc t'st;aliy !root tour t, 4i;;:it
^li, lel.'' Ivor!: in 1111'11 011Ill t, i;t 11;:1' 1,iiy tt tri flit-
I '(' turn 1,to 1f11, 1)i8l,rr,tre tool; a der the din:.tiun Id a contractor, The
tl! ;1 (1, 1 hr1', moll aretletc:,sai'ily industriousIte;nuse
"Nr,1 with this cold parting, surely, their wurl;iug lout,, are limited to only
,t::eyneti8 ' seven its the d;ly'; i'borten old stow liar•
"kc4(, 11!1' felt,•. 1111 the f11:1.1 (la)',” ries become eumtto,11, nut the;' make bel-
laiwI:od :I:Ii,lltet1:1 :111'1 %vitt n \t'ar'e of ter pay than lou; w•iudrhuppers .or river
her hand and a hritJhl, saumy gianre. shl' drlyrrn, nitht,ugh tl,cii' (cork is; inure
11';,s gone, laborious €old confined to u;tri(t(Vt'r law'
(To he continued,) it'.
4 _ • 1'10 C0111111V11)1. receives (11) tents it rlez•
en for his MLovel handles on board the
ears. Usually he pays 1:.' rents a dozen
to the !and owners tar the right 1:1 cut
then( and 10 critic to teamster, for the
ftei;:htin;t of them to the 1=.11141111; p::.'tits,
lit -it 111:', :i;; 11,'11t ; a (1'I%:'11 fur ltiiii't f, out
Of t. Ill( !I he w;l-.t p ty his 11111(1 111111 pro.
vide (hent tt'it!t t:t,ll':I 0111 lo•!t!ing.
i1 ;ulvthing the. life is \wilder than that
of u"oudcii'tl.! i•r;. The men sleep in tents
o1' I''!;latex, i)ttttt.e they Illi%(' alloit toe
land, to c„t:!hli-ii comfortable log en:npri,
and 11;11 cuul:iug is (lone Ilt 1,88 of 1118
pial;', \\!:u take, soli(:' time front !Lk
work of slaking the handles to prepare
the fund. Oc;a.ionnl!y n tvoinitu Is to
he round 11'1111 it rump, out i d;e is ge'ner•-
at' utt•r of Ilse contt;ttl!'r 88of our
tlif Iiiloa m! r'm,if1','w" of the ;iced('. s'tx ran
.taut( the turd life of this class of work-
ers, living in a lent with the Hien anti
allowed only the priva:'y worst 18 est;tb•
listed 1t' a cloth partition. \'et it is
't of esi'lenr.e which Hire,' all ordin•
al 1• tnllmn ills un'! the Candle makers
Inc, 1 hcc:tnle dvipcpti'.' ;111'l lot all n:t' ehalthy if nothing more.
•1re'11;1t1. I. tu1141111oll 11 (1ml'lur, %1111 1"11 .111 (Aped h.ln,llcr 11((11 manage to
Il;e I was ."Iffi'rhitt front ;general debility.}11!11. Illi t+t'7{11' 7111%"li :I !1}'Loa a 11111, but
1 :,:s forted t" ,top 11'8.!; 8111 for three .haof hay, €tliiitiv ;Ir.. f...,,.. nu:! far b1'•
lt!"!iths I followed the tin:'t€il•'s treatment, mon
suit tt•aiatnn; hc;tl'fi', 1 %;Is ,:dt'i.ted to
tt
! 1', : 4:1 t!: It„i :.:1'(.', d,)))11 11:, ! t t• ,• t;tt
! lit'• !'..td I,ti,' ri' ,.i ,,11. .t ui':
, .'1:1,1;8 )' 1 11 ;!,f' 1) '1 t ', 'll ),. '1.1'1" ;',,11:0
1,'.: I:'.,.1'i, .111 ,...II •1,:11
KO AND WORN OUT.
1)i, Williams' Pink Pills Give Net;
Strength to Overworked Women.
The life of ;I !muesli,' is a hard one,
SI11' toils front I'llrly intoning Instil tale
:It nig:it ; her lvmrk is never Hone, Often
...lie is tau busy (u go( 1'111 of 1111111':+ fol'
II lu'eath I.1 frt'•11 air, rides( her Moth((
i= kept rich an'! pure 1111; (i".e con-
fiu"ntent wows tot her health. 1!''
-1rehgltt It ill 1';111:.he lilt• i t 111").
II"111111' 1,;111' :told dysltl pi
fart sit,' 1, 1;1 flung(''' of tI g"11('1''.1l 111'•:;11:•
doly'I. ;11411 'tt'1;:, the condition of \liss
'•1u'iw ,',nn PIr1u't', 111' tilt'. .111111 de In
I'er:tdc, (;ur,, Lifore she used 1)r, 1111-
lilmts' fink Pills, tIhr says.: 'Tor a lutm-
her of yeal 1 hays' !leen n Servlull. rit
11, 11 ye:Ir ago 1 had ;Iltt;tts enjoyed ilio
best of health, but suddln!1. 1 w'ns seized
\1•ilh vain.( in ntv side, Inv appetite left
111,•. I CI lull yon lute Ino .till;
"Lord I'trtittllffe, du you dale to
,peal; thus to tat? I 1 you for:sit; the
,else(• of that lonely loop( III 141(1 Von-
Irllr;
"'i'hen, yutt !o not I:ow7 1111, Jae -
(loci to, Ile i:. dead:"
"Dead," she cried wilt it •,1:11.1, lIII u -
'mg fir,( real and Ilion ashen white. "(1;1,
,hart.(, I never heard this,"
"!It' has heel' dead nearly a year nuts.
;'mat
an. fl'rr -..free lib air. ,inclluettit,
\It hear!, nay hand, my forint»' -lily
very life, lie; at your fret, till, 'lacgiet•
tu!-pc,ll; and tell the I may lite."
She Inukr'tl at. slim %vitt! it ,(Jan'
glance, and her void !nil; softened a tit•
de te, ,111' ,Ill"' 1117 eager, lvild, pm -.i1111 -
ate gaze,
"Then you 1111 1.1, not fii'talten lac-
7lnrtlu tet, int' lord?
"I o,rrt gull, ill. I tolll;rlti, slerpili,'
or waking, night lir dity', you have never
fur one instant 1)1.1,11 forgotten.''
"Yon tr'e blessed %vitt n• good lnonlniy,
I,nrll I'alrntcliffe; and yet flu't'e i'. One
Ill CIO citvtt11lst1,11t40 yon !MVP co;lsed la
ritimmibor fur n 1)11)111(111 it :\luno' ale to
romin11 y''lu; you 11re n itched Crust told
1 1,11111, I be (11'(.11''! •,
I'hnl. Ih'nlliug up of the ,1111111 delicate
figure-- lhul proud life ul' the head -1 hal
(dear, bright flash of the dark rvt',-•-
ih,l.t stornliil end 01' the shut upper lip
whit(, a world til' pride they betrayed.
"Neither you nor I van, for Caul, ono
draft ---ane whit! 11'wtlti and rank ;11'o
collie, who, n filo' might hnyc 118th
yours!" T11y Ship,
"11'1 'till not think of it. heaven was (Ily Ella Wheeler Wilcox.)
nlarrtful, 1)11 you know, (hut all the
time 1 lay there fee dead I heard and Jack Hardwood was a bud one, tall stringy,
fast attd gwue;
understood everything that passed? I. iso never drew his gun loo Irate ..1111 never
(:nein you wnteheol by lift '1(111 ill that nulled up lame,
Itig, - id nigh( - I know they wore '.mi'l,,. The fighting men of Tut tr,u knew his record
ill too well,
lousy tic; hitt 1 could not. tillel'tl ((aril And when his horse loped Into tonin ;1 death•
ink make the faintest motion, Life etas like silence fell.
sti,ilellil81l, S,l'etliittgly; }'1st, 1111! Itow' 111'- Otee, lit 1(10 town of '1'onibtlone, 1101 Uilitiy
idly it all cu((((ss block to me now! I 118 a11012w'ofrs aro dealers, and four Uren9er5
suffered nn age of .(gully in thi:e few' in n row
hours," And once, at'I'win Duties mining camp, when
\ft'• pour Jargiel(11! nay own 11:11!•things were breaking wrong,
ill;:! Ti, think there should have ?well 'I'hree gnu men bit the HOW dust, nevermore
such 't sh'a't}("'lest ttly l:l'1'pintt' II' .Evart. to 41'111' the gong.
in Lias way; Truly, tht, tr'rl'i'! !s loll Jack wasn't altogether bad, ea his cons'iit-
nf Il:til:'. walls!" twits said;
Ills better nature showed at , ! imes-wl1e:t
•1\w Int to irol;('11 (Esti .!11x'11 ;I1 I:Isi, ht, W(t5 In los Led,
:till,"Ito atoll .11friil :''.tom! on Atli.(( And o, fur fifteen years or more, his for-
tunes seeded to thrive,
I:'n'I!Is IIow dithey mit';" ••III' soil, with BY reason (for the Most pati) of his light -
.1 ,inial'. Ong forty-fivt',
"1 Ica ieu 11 1)1':11.0(1 --;•-i':: I:n: ,1111 \1'llctt Phoenix Phil, the gambler, grabbt1
n;.'. Low come tau to stet: the st.ige;•' an nee off lIni'dw'octi's low,
ole chuckled. "\Vat, n Jo!ce', n Joke:"
III It It Ii;tlite 111((1 Iiittek !i'y!
11'!(11(1 1111 ill
11 11',11•. 1111' (1,"11115', I .Ili,l'o'l', I \l':I,
l'lltit1tl;111(11{ 11'1111 €111r loft', loll alt' Ilei !" 11! ;r, ;'il ;'011,•'., ,:;11 !n.l ,1 11111111:
I.''lill, 1111' ;I;•U(4., in ;Ill` ' l: ,!!'1' 'I:
' !,' "!.'!: ! ;1,111•-„ 1 u',: -(1111111,
1111"11,8 ill:! 'I:141!111'iin 111' !l,' I:IIt�
!, '! ..i:! Ti , ,.I. , 0,';1:1 '.;,i Ilial 1.;1 I.,•
Illy' 11;1111i1g -;III' 11;11' 101'1' ul 111Y IIII'! C!:I, r ,„It 1 ,111 :111':,i
4111!'I;,.I
.latg11cl.l:l!' i',u'., pl'wlll' 1,1'141I 1111;' 10I11s.
gal l It :
;111'11' , t v lir
€!r;n' lard, \1'h.11
;I , r;r.l. .111)'.,1, they t
11 n•r ;rur,c.
;!ale 11,11111 get into for ti'l't,' ta,1,ll 1, 1':1 801 1,1'11'1: a• h1' 1•. !811,.1"I; :rat! !
1111' provoking'' ,Ittl!t' of other lid Irl'+(til' ;;,nn 1 (1:1!: at 'li'nlpt'sl ,II"'11;;11. 1'1:1 .I
111'('1' her 111'('1(1' til,'1',t '1.1'1 its ;all.(atm „
.
111„:„(1,1. „'.1, '1•;' •rn;t„
moll Matter over e:l!11:!v, '11(1.1";' :111.1 r :11' ;!' tt ,' .'III I nu: n .11 1
lent e out di i Iilla:'pul't'; for the Iiltr:,rt!t, ' ;',t 11'11 nit' 'its 11 ,'"11;:1 1 ,
T11111' 81'e 1:1111'1' bead to hal; iii„!t'la:,'81!
t.,.l' 1!'t'' It''il \'” 1 111.
iluut nue. 1 t:tl tall:sin Niel: '!' iul' I. i l!•I.:!tti! 1 H. 1` 1 . art
daughter!"i
isltro vt' ',yn l 6'8(11!;.:( I, 11!!• "II'
I � 1'(111 1111'110,:Intl. 111,., -u•
Bind wmy lc* (11'1(1,; hu,an11,s, 8111 r•'' I er••••f;d, 11. 8811 Luu't, 1 ut4t I•:t'k
thlllllmu. 1,IIlu'1'11:11 iI : j ilea 1111;'1111.!, :IIID ,,,It ' tvitll !Irl' I”
, r
n
u'
"1 hal t ;II:'1 rod 1'n•( I (1 II .•
II I t
1I
1.1 �II '
11';111( to iL':iri'y (Illttttllt \lei, 1'1'Itipl'•' '' t! ,
.'1111 1811, 1'1'IiiC'•.; nil•. 11"tt oil 11:0
O!t, ,It;l'111a'tt11- J:1'11;1(Itllt 1'4111 Al(' I(t1•• ,,1.,11'1'1 .1:111' ('1111 :1":11! Y111.11111'11'1' 111
(Grill, alt', �!:e;lk I:ill tell P;', .:111 ! tat i:! -i'':'
lien 111• die" • ;
151:1' itllrltt!l°! in 1!1!+ t'\'l'' Ili Ill, II:!•li1'ti 1.,;;I, rl,'• !. I' !
, 0 ! '11.1:'1 :II':!:.11;1.1'1 :1;tCi:• ,!1','�e 11'1',1;
1'11;'('1' Bails s'ai((('d mei,. sal bright l tl't%ttI'1;1 :IIT. !^m 1'11(1 1'rll:t cannot
in its fervent, !.lending --unll snsi:,.rt 7'''
she read th11re the strong, tuilyiltt Iol•1! int' 11111 I (811181,.,
that, 11'115 to bless her (%hods. lift..1 raft, "Upon
(ruder 8(181. name to, hie lips.:;11:(4!:;!11,,
like it fear' to her eyt,, nail layit;, her
shall, ttllit11 10111,1 in his. slit, said,
briglllly:
''l,iye, lay lord! hnreyrr uud Iter, 'In''
gtlrlttt I5 ylrtlt'n1''
It o.; impassible 1(1 ncc'tn'ult'ly dc9riibt!
hut% 144)111 I?:n'nt'difft'• ft'il that. Iuolnclit.;
It \vas aloe of tiros(' I11'il'f,•lllti.f;tl ill••
-
;lnuls ul' ullutiligilltlll t;lmsltine that
;hill( 1111 11s UVJ I'ill'ely' Imin't!'8 tltt'
ill this this life; it tw•u of Chi' wautliwers
1n (tits ynl11 of tears werf', for flu; tittle
"'Then I -hall not tel! )'I'tt._ perltap•I
Norm:( may s"it i day, Bat tell uta, :1If-
red, how i, Augusta'1 s,ly her in yule'
!,fix, looking like 1. !11'111,; skeleton."
"Yes; she is Mend ill lift(,"
"\ly pool', poor skier, ((live ihey iii!;•
covered tine source of this lllt'xtcriitu,)
ftt11'rtrly (11' i)('1'8 yet?'"I Inti 'e; she told me in eonl'idctcc, and
I believe it hits ttm real foundation wlutl•
(vets; yet you sea It in ;yl!Ill'illg II'',t%.
life, 11'htit n pity 'ye cannot till bt !8111-
1')' Iu this world -••ns hippy n" 1 nal.'€
beim.', perfectly and contplutely happy. "1 don't know ns you ,hive any great
But Lord itttstt'ey'1 ,11'lat w'orda'ttut cause far'liappineas after all. I ant not
and added, "Let haul be!"
Thus things went on front had to worie,
,)lir): living on tin 111113e,
Gatll 110 Still:" It broni,iho turd ttas raptured
11'11)1 the Sallie,
The trial was short and sudden"" -no nttori.y
Weil I. IF. j:",'—
Jack !itaudtn; pat, for 111.; defense, on "Tile
i ltW Tillett 1411w',"
'l'bia wits the plea he uttet't d, nod l:i,; v'or'',;
cut 11140 a Italie:
„ I , 1 '111111 (hat 1.1'11.,111 from n marl 11:81
to steal my wife!"
• .
*
Next morning Jllt'h was tv'l:1;!:g !:soca n
little thus':: ertcti err:.( --
And this in hot'; "The Unwritten Law -
Its 1:1:1,111 out
i.•, eon, '11.11 ut•rr::'111 ,,,Irkel,i c:ut get
1141(1 111,1:t to len (111%(;r of the lengths
in I'''8':i;Im`-M 1.8w the market, ten dozen
it ata) 1. :1,1 111,1! 1','l!I'! regarded as 11high
11', eta'"e. The contra( for usually „nes
trap of I!i, workmen 1111(1 ciits dawn the
tree;, The!) the f;lt!owcr; strip, srpiore.
nu:l cut the trees into the dc►irtd Ion^ahs
11'1x:111' lilt 'h::11 tvr ((tail 3 In1n1Jt'1• of
parer; are (•rally, The htul:!Icx arc riot
.101110:t'il 1111M11 ml' p((('as't' t•I'intt 1'(I;
1 hr'' 'i11tply 1.11,.1! Cul 11 ir0111'r:1I idea of
lilt' .11,(1;8: lire mut to the tight length
and t'!u:ti!t"'d t1il,ll a x•11;, of :t block at
IL" end 1'rLl•1c the steel rcrinp !.( In 118
las:el:ed. The careful fini.sltiug is done
ai flus f;l.t:ric, ,;hero the .,lin':1'l are
e t:npitlod, Each luau will nycii1 (: from
;•;.1 ;t dor for the cottl•,Ict.ar af-
ter the l:lter bra• cut the material and
the lay nymr:€;;c.:1!81111 day 1 11
elan oesiiic.:: his borr:l. The season lasts
until ht ^ '1:111(' g: t, tea Peep for s!ILr!iillg
the .1ick.i nn too ground, nulla tril!Ing
\':t,l!;er, having practically no expenses
to Ctet'l, genu,:[(\ goes back t',1 cutili%u-
lion with from "'_'(IO to 1i1300 in his 1'711111•
els.--New Volt Tribune.
Soap and' Water as a race Cleaner.
£onp when used Intelligently 1s a good toulc
for the taco and will clear the complexion.
As there are few faces that can stand the
bath of soap and water, good judgment must
govern the using. in the first place the soap
must bo chemically pure and the water soft.
'Once'or twice a week you can and;t4;e In
the water hath; prouced 118 follows+: Pro-
vide yourself with a Taco brush, the bristles
soft, hot water,,the kind of soap to your
liking, but Insist on Its being the purest of
tho kited; scrub, but not as vigorously' as if
you were scrubbing the flour, .ludo in hot
water until every ;torticle of soap is ramotod,
and the fact tae not that drawn fee1lug,
'rhea the cold wator, this is applied at toast
five times, Iota the last cold water put a
drop or two of bonzolu. In ordinary ca_303
this should be taken only once a weelt.
Why soap and water injures rho skin 1;
when used Mite nine of every ton people use
them because the usual method of proced-
ure In this: A wash cloth is wrung out of
warm, hot of eold water (crhtcl:ovcr is at
hand), then 801p Is rubbed on it (fl doer not
make any difference what kind, jlutt su It
Is soap), \1'1111 this ludtffercnt neap and cloth
they attack tbt' face and where ever it strikes
the Foal) remittal n:.d clogs the pores, and Chu
result Is phnp1e; and blackheads. 'Tire usual
Paula of attack are the chin 'too 111111111, of
the furhenll and on ell!,!':• .tide of the tiu•,e.
It' the blackheads do not appear there is a
tlryut s of the ricin haus:ug ii:ac':i W1110:1 DOM
deepen 10(0 wrinkles. `•o col!!:c'yntlmtly to
avoid all these cnndltlonn 1 lidvi e the cl:"ans-
lug cream at night, '11:11 the alternate usv
of hot and cul,' water 1n tate morning,
When there 15 a ttnder.ey It) a:;zeu1.'t, a n:•!r
and €:u:'p should he avoided and with a gouty
eendltton tkoy s::o'ald be i;lvru a vide berth.
One the utbcr hind many cases of pimples
and bliteliu'aus, alto none, would be ),a'isttly
huil:ed t'y a heel!i lace it th. of 111':11, and
1;ntrwr,
1'kbest tutu':=.: to i!ui'sue to avoid thee()
_....... enemies of the complexion 1s first to luko
caro of the 111;4, t'1 keep the digestion as
I� 5' . / " Ff' m,::rly torten lir, pos'r.lbte, novel. omitting
r1 Jtl C 11� IJIi QL; . the d!111y w•Itrin tlrf115L11: oath, alto nightly
r e
face troll aura 'o nightly
ly
I 1 f u t
t[ the I:
• I .i tl o
rot: 1 I
t.
weekly '(11111:;111,; and massage. €,t1tJt!ully' ,
1,1',11„I'' Il;l lli, ,� it 1'I' "1'111( 11:1184'. •- ' 8
ronaplyln; vrllh rho In\vu lit hyg,eui clear
it i • 1 nay 1111 sick .!111:1 th;;l. eri.'s :til soft Icmplcsleu 11111 be your rov+cu•d•-••::aoalt-
I:n• 1,111 tv,tnt, to or Merritt.
., ,:!Coir .1„1 _ .F�1,
l::l::p,y tt , r I I:t lit ?;;!1', ”. ,, ., It t'it's•
lets.. there i' a siert in
A lii::du.mahiuL lvnb employr11'vi!11 «
e 'Inuit' torr ill! 110 ii�llt! lit!• working t:!cplattt in 1 uigkok, Siam. and
1111'111, ..f childhood arising till of 0 frequently ll.ed n _steel load in defiance
l!isln'dcr:'tl tu8tli:iun of Ilse s:llni:t:'h of all Warning, 'lite 10:;1111 18ns that his
11' 111111111, i'ii' are ;;i((1 X1,1 all elephant made frequent it'1.1c'Jiplr; to kill
babies, and ;use s.alil under the guar- hila 1111! finally the loan was dischar:rcrl,
:111!11. of ;1 t;utmruun'uf analyst im Nearly four years afterward, by it host
mor,tri t u'' I,'piiit vs or harmful .lru!g•1, remarkable coincidence, bath (dipllanl,
Mrs. I'. I), Kirk, Dumfries, N, !�'• 11(1(1 mahout met 111;11111s IJI A1nuLriain,
ays;; "1 111811); 115:' 1:;11(1'',1 O1yn !itll'tlttt, and no tiOnnV1' 11'ItB the big ttisk-
'I'nII,reL!; for the ailments ..of my bit 1. er (1111 of sii:;ht of tho enlynlill will well
encs and find them n• splendid 111(811• 11111' the forest than he curled his trunk
(lac. :1 f1'% doses always ..5(11.1" up backlmrd, seized his old persecutor
them to pensee(: 'health. 1 would not by the neck, hurled hint to the ground
be without; the Tablets in the and in an Instant a mighty fot'c'foot
house.,' The i h,blets are e'oltl by had crushed out his 11 e,
t!',uggists or -by mail lit 271 cents n �.�
box from 'Isla' lh', Williams' Medicine Clo., When it, crimes to love tnotit girls
Medallic; Ont. , aro right in it.
JAS.McMURCHIEIthoo
BANKER.
PAGE; Fotut-THE MATH STANDARD
ROBLIN SWEEPS MANITOBA'
'\1 ncu 141 I I, 1907.
Brussels.
J. L. KERR, PUBLISHER. AGAIN, Ronald sitichtiv ie visiting relatives
l 1
kviiirilvd 113, 2 7 to 10 with ' il,:.;1 1114",1f
1 i11.1111.0", MW street, has taken
. -
111111 ItS 1/AY, M A R it. 1 907 i t we elections to Ite held. , t he posit ion of .1 mkr in t he 1 et ropoli• 6,1
ton 11anli lirossels, I io shonlil m31;,, •w, :
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
NSACT E 0,
111 EHflVIIflT 01' 11 LH0N.
a hand,
lv u skVenPin4 ijoiitv the ('''"" 1Ve Are sorry to stele !hut the infant
servetive geverninenr- of P. sell born to Hugh end NI rs. Ramsey,
earned NI anitobe lest 11101:1110 , I, ri' .1, ,
he 1) t du'r'
inis oitirch, Tuesiiny hot, with Ho,. 1' 111111 lt.o1111.11.4 110111 lhot other eon i• 1:‘1:01111:til.,1.1‘;rog.1 ess
9 TresnYtPr.V Huron met in
tlLyrrii ()NT.
ENCleT, Illnder11101', and 1 olioneiros give the revisedn
iejorit les Its w„ ,j1„11 10
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
Sa m
ale Notes epeclaity. Advanceemade
to farmers on their own notes. No
additional security required.
a fair attendance or miiiistils fink i)"":-- , Thilesday evening of this week the
elders present. Annual reports wei CONSEIL ATI VF,S. amnia I .1t 1101111 uf 1'es1 nen Star Lodge
present ed. On tie bleu it Sehools, bv j ssie ihoia, A mie Bernal d .2701 No. He, I, 0,0, ussels, will he
'fey, t,. 1)avon, Varna ; on Young' , ,k vonde le, eines A relic 1118 twill in the Lodge Room. An enjoy able
People's Soeieties, Itev. .Il. Urquhart, Beaman' ,j, ft j Lowder, 17,2 program will le, presented,
L 111111 ; on Church Lire mei 1Vork, bv Brendou City, S. \V. 120 I A meeting of the heed (onserviitive •
t .1, .Prefoionitie 70 ; .1ssocettion twill be held in the Louie
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at Current Rales Rev. NB. Sewers, Brueetivld,
a ad Slat hit les. by Hey, r.
1u1 1
We oilier every accommodation con• co
sietent with safe and couscrvative Egniondville. Confereuce committee
banking principles, reported thet at the next ineetieg of j
Presilvtery Rev, Mr. Lurk Si
UNLIMITED PRIVATE FUNDS would read a paper un '"I'lle Atone -
To loan on Real Estate at lowest tutee v. E. Ma. Simi°, 1 lensall, I
yvottet Remy on some tollaSe of the sub -
of iuterest,
jeet, aud others won Id be prepared to
discuss these papers. Rev. Mr. Shaw,
Egruondville, was appointed he
Presbytery's representative on the
Assembly1s home mission committee ;
Rev. Mr. 'al rutin end Mr. NIeliaty1
older, of ; were appointed
Presbytery's representative on the
Synod's committee on bills and over-
tures. The following commissioners
were appointed to the Assembly to be
held in Nlontreal in Julie : Rev.
Nlessrs. Shen., Anderson and Fletcher
and elders from Brucefield, Bly tit and
McKillop. Rev, M. Anderson was
appuinled on the Assembly's committee
on bills and overtures, Rev. Mr.
Small reported that the congregation
of Blyth had by a very large majority
voted to insert his own 1111111C in their
call but that be preferred that another
moderator should be appointed to issue
the matter, and necordingly Rev. Mr.
Leckie, Londesboro, was eppointed.
kV. McLean was licensed to preach
the Gospel, the moderator leading the
serviee of licensing and giving him the
right hand of fellowship. The next
meeting or rhe Presbytery Will take
piece on the second Tuesday in M fly ill
Willis church, Clinton
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Periosts wishing to moll will do well to
place their property on our list for
sale. Rents collected.
CONVEYANCING
Of all kinds promptly attended to.
INSURANCE.
We represent the leading Fire and
Life Assurance companles,and respect-
fully solicit your account,
ormcn HouRs: 10 A.M. to 3 P.M,
Business cards.
A. 13. 31 ACOONALD.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Suc.
eessor to 0. F. Blair. Ofllco over Stan.
third Bank, Mussels, Solicitor for Metro.
politan Bank.
VIVA" 1 I FOOT, HAYS it. I LA 1 11
Bairkters, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Etc. ollees-Those formerly occupied b
Messrs. Cameron and Holt, Goderich. W.
Proutifoot, ti.C. ; It. C. Hays, G. F. Blair. Obth Council.
E, LONfl, L.D.S„ 1). 0.5. The regular meeting of Myth Corm -
Dental Surgeon. Graduate of the Royal cil was held in industry Hall last Wed
-
College of Dental Surgeons. An honor
graduate of Toronto Univereity. (Mice
over James Cutt's store, Pretoria block,
Blyth. At Auburn every Monday 0 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
nesday evening. The Reeve, 1)r. \',
J. Alilne, in the chair ; Coitus, John-
ston, Gerry, Chellew and Hill present.
Minutes of last regular meeting, ad-
journed meeting of February Rth, tee
getter with special meetings of Pebru-
W. I LN E, 0.C. ary 130i and 18th, were read and de-
clared correct.
Moved by W. Johnston, seconded by
L. Hill, that the following accounts he
paid. -Carried.
E. Livingston, rleci lights...,$30 00
Tux STANDARD, print ing acct... 8 80
.1. Elder, writing Itill By-law
agreenten t 5 00
V. .1. Dempsfoy, cord of ,‘'o0,1rol.
'CI C rr MI'S, FftWiltolt 2 50
Municipal World, election end
lilt 1 'SSELS, ONT. assessor's supplies 5 .11
Folio Mains, teaming toe:omit, .. 00
Auctioneer for Huron County ,(4eortzli White, drawing lire en -
I gine twice 1 5)
Ternim reasonable. Sales arranged for agricultural Society, rent of fair
,it the office of THE STANDARD, Myth. grounds, 19013... „ . ,.......,1 00
5. Westlake, salary. February40 itu
, A 1141cl-son, auditor
A. IL Wilford, auditor, stetion- 8 (XI
ery and postoge- . 8 59
---
elle 06
owed 1011, seconded by S. 11.
Gerry, that the Reeve and Treasurer
he authorized to arrange a credit at the
Batik of Hamilton for 32000 to meet
current expenditure of this corporation
and that n by-law be prepared confirm-
ing the sarne.-Carried.
Moved hy it. ChelIew, seconded
Iv W. .Johnston, that By-law No. 5,
1007, as now read three times bo pass-
ed. -Carried.
Moved by W. J./Allston, seconded by
Hdl, that the Treitsurer hand over
to F, Metcalf, Secretary of Blyth Agri-
cultural Society, the lease of Agricul-
tural Park, cancelling same end that
acknowledgtnent of receipt of sante he
obtained from the Society, signed by
the President and Treasurer thereof, -
Carried.
Veterinary office at livery stable,
Moved by L, Hill, seconded by W.
Johnston, that we do now adjourn,-
Carrried,
Council then adjourned.
Physician and Surgeon. 111.D.C,M., Ifni.
varsity of Trinity College; M.D. Queen's
University; Fellow of Trinity Medical
College, and member of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Cor-
oner for the County of Huron. Mice, one
door north of Commercial hotel, Queen
street, Myth,
Blyth Livery
AND
Sale Etables
1
• Qi4 4)9
. J.N. Perdue, V.S.
• PROPRIETOR.
• Qi/Q Q4) Q
Firetecless Home and Rigs for hire at
reasonable rates.
Best of accommodation to Commercial
Travellers and others requiring rigs.
KING AND QUEEN STREETS, BLYTIL
A FAMOUS SCHOOL,
Is recognized to be one of the leading
commercial schools of Ontario. Our
courses are thorough and praotie O. Each
department 114 In the hands of experienced
inetructors. Oar gritduates are in de.
mend and are meeting with great 1111C.
eese. Many leading Business Colleges
employ our graduates ee teaohere. 1Vrite
for free catalogue. You may enter at
any time.
ELLIOTT Et McLACHLAN, Principals,
fAurz-M4Z
cnumit NOTES.
A congregational meeting was held
on Tuesday afternoon at St, Andrew's
church to sign the call for Rev, Mr,
Small, Moderator Leckie, of Londes-
boo), had charge of the meeting
*
Seernment mil at
Trinity church last &utility morning.
* *
A full report of Goderich District
Epworth League and Sunday School
Convention my be lead on pee I. of
this iliS11C.
Owing to Rev, J. Somerville, 11,
A., of Tomato, not 'being able to sup
ply the pulpit of St. Andrew's church
lastSundity, Rev. ;11r. McLean, of the
Queen City was the preacher, He
spoke in Ole morning from the text
"Ood Jove'' end in the evening he
gave 1111 address from the text "Behold
1 stand itt the door and ktiock," 411r,
McLean 'trill occupy the JI.?! p11 this
Sunday elso,
A t. the hodiet church on Sabbath
morning the pastor'e address was o
those who during the revival SPI'VICCH
hay° signified a desire to he followers
of Jesus Christ. At the evening ser
vice, which tens ver v largely at tended,
thn subject was "The Unreasonable-
ness of Utrighteon4ness" from Matt,
22-12. At the close of the evening
service over eighty were received on
probatiou.
I flo.t:ss O. Steele 116 room on hitiny evoninu of this week.
Fergusen 103 of the Riding Associationend others 0
0, 1, O1e1t1 35 eall dliress the meeting.
li.illarney, (1, Lowrenee 152 Miss le lean Brown is visiting with
Lakeside, E. 1). Lynell 25 ; friends and relations ot NVinghain, Cur.
:1,a Verandro. .1. li, Lauzini 157 rie, Oranucville and Toronto,
.‘lanit on, 11, Boaers 1100 Miss Vinie Edwards lies returned
Minnedosa, W. 13, 11'ardell 201 front Blyth and has taken her old
Niorris, Colin Cs emboli 2 , pois11011 at the ,'osr.
Noll( lk, P, Lyons 151 ! Miss Margaret Brown spent Senday
Pertege La Prairie, 11. Armstrong 111
22:1 Councillor Baeker Wa5 in Wing -
Rockwood, 'Isaac ley .17 1 ham 011 Sunday,
• ussel 1 , Bonn v cost le !I
▪ Boniface, J Bernier 71
River Hobson 27
South liratiton, A, 11. l;arrol1 29
Turtle Monntnin„1, Johnson 191
Virden, .1. 11. A anew 99
Winnipcg centre, Thos. 1V. Taylor
235
117innipeg north, 1. F. Nlitehell :139
Winnipeg south, ,l, 'I'. hordes 1:3I
Total. 27.
Coins, 6
Losses, 7.
litifferin. R. P. Roblin 20(i hill, y Holmes, of 111 Ingham, 1 resident
LI 13ER.1 LS.
Arthur,
Birtle, 0, .1, M Hilt, :122
1:Deloraine, It, S, 'Phortiton 10
Dauphin, Campbell 121
Emerson, Oeo. Walton 90
liladHlolle, Armstrong 62
:Lansilowne, '1'. C. Norris 90
:11or1en, 13..1. NleConnell
▪ llottutain. .1. li. Baird
+•
lihinelend, V. \\Tinkle'. (12
8pringliehl, 1), A, Ross 112
+.„.‘vinitipeg 11, Johnston
13
Tot RI, 12
ileitis, 7
Losses, 0
, •
ElPfiti011 oli Ghillie. and (filbert Plains
to be held later ; (lute not yet announc-
ed,
spring Show Ditto,.
1313111, Tuesday, April 2nd.
Clint on, Th lIIslity, A pill .11h.
Bruceneld, Wedneedny, April 2 10).
SIX FACTS
That Are Easy to
Auburn.
The Pre:byterinn congregation has
decided to enlaree the eheils, so that ell
be enclosed. Tentlers have been
requested for the work,
The railway bridge across the NI alt -
land is tienrieg completion, 'lite last
girdei5 Wor0 placed in loOsIti011 Ot
TIleS(1113', 'Phil train wilbe able to
cross in a couple of weeks.
James Stewart, who intely sold out
his hardware business to James Young,
bade go 41•14,ve to Auburn on
moving lliS foilllily 10 Wingliam, where
he intend.: residing, for the present.
11'in. Sean 11115 suld his farm 1
miles East of the village to 'Ins.
11 owat t. 2111., Soot t '1,4iVCs llp pOssfos-
SiOli ill allollt 11 month and 11101e4 to
lilyi h, I l', llowett intends to fieisli
his rental 11o1.111 011 the farm,
WItiVII is 1W° VC111.8, and Will 1101 1110V1!
11111i1 it I•XpilIoS.
n ,1101nlity of Inst. week it dozen R1111
a half of t he girl friends of Miss llorin-
da Lawlor took possesson of her
mother s home mid spent a social and
enjoyable evening, They left it pile or
miscenaheolis useful articles, therein
hoping to show their respect mid sin-
cere gonil will Inward 211 iss Leavlor,
on her departure for the 11'4,st.
It is our sea duty this week to
chronicle the passion away of Miss
Nlargai etlinhertsen, whose death took
place on Morel2ni1 at tioderiee
tel, where she has antic hopieg to he
relieved from lifehmg seirerine. by
sure ice I trent meet, h,, ‘.ing
t IVO OloPi it111,4. 211 iss It • 'hie t son yva e
born in the e01111.y limo., Sp. •
land, it 187d, to Canada
With Winn' 1111'1111111's of 110 family 111
181;9. Emir Itt or hers ..f t he fe Indy tite
left In mourn her 1044. Thomas, John
Remember and \‘'illiam. 01 Collo wino township,
and ,ItionPS, Of Tie- funeral
took place oil Merril it from the re..i•
41,elee o her ll --t \Viol.. dip 111.
11111111OTS lomb Itit 10111* Iona hog.
MODIIPW9, El'onosl Hold John llobertsore
A bea ut if al wren 11 %yes off et ed
tribute to her memory 1,1' 1 he 1, idles'
Aid of the Bose Line Belo ist (dun -01e of
which elle wee a faithful 1110.11111(OT and
other 1101111 (Alevines frotn a 'neither of
friends were &geed open 1110 (11s!, et,
The remains wen, followe.I 10 their 108
resting, pinee in Bs 11's cemetery by a
large ('0110011 1I' of friends, who thus
mutely offered a large tribute to 1111
111131110T3'. NV. Mr. Magee, 01 (2111)100,
conducted the obsequies, assisted by
Rev. Mr. JOI1CS, of Auburn, and 1litv.
Mr, Iteld, of Nile.
E1 IIST-That if there Is any particularly
right place to do .Jewelry shopplug it
Is here.
SECOND-- That It is the right niece only
, bemuse we eel! the right, goods.
TB 1RD-And.don't charge too much for
thet»,
FOURTH --We have special goods for all
special occaelons such as birthday an-
nivereariee, wedding souveniers and
such like,
FI 1"1.11-1Ve have confidence In every bit
of our stock and ask you to examine
it elide illy.
SIXT11---There is no best time to call.
Any day Is the right day. ,
FRANK METCALF
Jewelry and Stationery.
TENDERS WANTED. -Tenders will be
received by the Council of the Township
of Ilidlett up to 2 n. tn, on Saturday, the
30tn of Minh, 1007, for the erection of
(=crate abutments to support two atcel
bridgee. At the same time and place
tenders will be rmlved for the steel
superstructure of the said two bridge!),
length between abutments being rel feet
and 2i feet and 1-1 feet roadway. ()ie of
these bridges will be over Sprung',
Creek In the Maitland BIrck, and the
nther will be on Sideroad 10 and 11, Con,
12, Tae lowest or eny tender not melee
eerily accepted, Specifications for the
concrete work c in be seen at the T.iwn.
ship Clerk's Oise, Londe:horo.-.1ANIns
Cameneet„ Clerk.
ROBERT H. OARNISS
13 I.UEVALE ONTARIO
Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Terms reasonable, Sale,' arranged for
at '1 HE STANDARD Offle , illyth.
Brussels Monument,
Works
We bey by the carload dircei from the
qitarits,
(let our prieee. 11Te employ no agents,
WILSON & HUNTER
BRUSSELS -- ON"11.1 11 10.
MARKET REPORT,- Wheat 70-70 ;
Barley '18-48 ; Onte 86-86 ; Peas
74-76 ; Butter 20-21 ; Eg•gs 16-17.
11.a.411411.•-•
WInaham.
Samuel Birchen, a well-known en ti le
denier in these parts, took it paralytic
stroke on Smithey.
A collection will be taken up next;
Sunday evening 111 the NIetodlet °Introit
in aid of the famine stricken Chinese,
,Mr. Weston, the C. 0, E. orgenixer,
has succeeded so far in adding about 20
new members to the local court :nem-
belrselia1!.)*
lW, 0. Howson prenehee next
Sunday in the North Street Methodist
church, °aerie'', it being the first
anniversary of the now church,
Mrs, Lachlan ;McLean, en aged and
respected resident of town, fell down
cellar one (ley recent ly and received a
severe shaking up, besides !Hiving her
hip bone fractured,
The Stone Block, which was pur-
chased a few weeks ago by Jumps
Chisholm and Walton NicKibbon, hes
again changed hands, The new per.
chasers are R. B. 1Il 1011 and 1', 1-1.
WOgelloei‘.14%4-. 0, Hanna has purchased the
property and building lying imme-
d'ately south althe property. of Hanna
& Co. He will probably Wild sit tip-
to•da 0 store in connection with the
& Uo's, new store.
Duncan (41.0105, one of the earliest
Deniers in Lower 1Vingliam, died on
Monday morning 1 ti his 71st year, Flo
twos 11 native of Ireland and ham been
an Orangeman for 57 years., He came
to Camille over 5) years, He leaves a
Wife, tavedintgliters and four sons 10
monrn his detnise„ 111 politiche was
a Conservative and a member of St.
Paul's elnirch,
On 11'hursditv afternoon of last woek
the Business Oolleg,e hockey teem went
down to give the Brussels team n genie
end 1113 11104111G received a severe trim-
ming. The return game wits played on
the !oval ice on Nit -many evening, and
the nollege boys didn't succeed, as they
lied hoped, in 101 wiling the defent, but
were 11 ga In badly defeated by a score of
7 to 1. Brussels hoekeyists will he
booking for bigger ga me now,
Subscribe for STANDARD,
TUN man who has it message lie feels
he must whimper to 111411811). Ints
breath as bad RS his manners,
eeeeeoree0000
Millinery and
Dress Goods
Opening
Friday and Saturday,
March 22nd and 23rd
0
CS
?4)
(1®
J. A. ANDERSON o
tgle0
E 1L4V' rir I-1
-• • --• ^ -• y • • •
rrIWING (57) {(
Spring Is coming and with it 1, antes the usual amount of sewing. You will lInd
good reliable machine a useful artiele In your house. We boll the Drop Read New
Williams and the latest Improved NJw 11 tymond Al:whines.
These mne'llites are sold with a written guarantee for lu year. You eau save
from te5 to sill by coming to this store for a machine,
J. H. CHELLEW - BLYTH
a
We are too busy to
advertise.
WEN *BsLY
116111.MIIIMMIONIIMO
Take Rival Herb Tablets
for Stomach, L'var, Kidneys and for
°tearing the Blood. 200 days' treatment
$1, 10 days' treatment 25e, For sale at
Dr. Milne's Drug Stot'e
Wholesale from the
RIVAL HERB AGENCY
Kincardine, Ont.
Our 25c Tea
It's as good ne we sty it Is, Maybe bet
ter than you think It is,
Just one thing against it
The price is too low
I. keeps people who aro too parttcular
from trying it.
Our r«111 .st 1,8 prudent at d
economicel anti 07 this 252, Ten of ours
0i lilile Flp of the stowed beverni o
note than a tedunin of talk,
Our other Teas at other prices are niro
e lipidered to 110 of more than average
merit.-
CAS11 FOR ALL
KINDS OP PRODUCE
JAMES CUTT
Esr...."srarix
HOUSE AND LOTS 1fOR SALE, -The
undersigned offers for male Lots 88 and
811, Weettnoreland street, In the riling°
of Myth, 0.1 the promises thorn 14 a
Lenient -block veneered residence 20x28,
kitchen Itiz22 attsehed, hard end sat
good ennent stable. Must bs
sold as proprietor is going \Veit. F.n.
tnrther particulars apply to Jolts F.
NiviNS, Blyth.
Rubbers needn't be
flimsy to be etylisb ;
needn't be clumsy
to be staunch;
needn't cost more
to be better than
you've been buying,
They give you
Double wearfrom every pair.
Look for the trademark,
The Daisy Rubber People
At Berlin Ontario
One of
the 209
Daisy
Styles.
Ask
your
Dealer.
Thislight
storm•
rubber
19 wads 41 the right torshope to fit YOUR shoes.
Ann
M,1I:t'll 19O
13IJY'I'I I S'I'AN DAR L)----PAc;vr,
► ► „0!.► 41d as.►zitll>rA it l i io c '1! t;
1..i THE RIGHT HOUSE
kvA
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A ItELiABLE STORE IVI'I'li WORT! [1' (1 (MS ON SA Li:
110II':fA'1'1a PIECES volt (last' ANI) )'.11[11 Pummel.:,
SPRING
. GOODS
The constant growing demands
on our stock has necessitated our
buying larger and better assort-
menta g
ment of Dry Goods for the Spring of
1907 than ever before. It will ap-
H peal to the one who is looking for the
. best values and closest prices.
E.
-Emeg
Highest prices paid for Farm Produce.
kY4
Id
BENDER, BLYTH u
Poultry Wanted
We want 1)ry Plucked Poultry, also
Live Poultry, for which we will pay the
highest (ash price.
Next car here on Dec. 1(1111,
Drain ekeoks paid after banking hours
at our store,
MoM1LLAM & CO.
Dlnsley Street • Blyth
TOWN TOPICS.
T.
\'oils anti lvork fur the Ry•lew,
tll'I•:N1NOS next friday turd Saturday,
A1111011 22111 and 20rd,
DON'T 'forget the Spring Show to be
held in Blyth on Tuesday, April 2nd,
.1 011N \IAIN14 Iuts lensed tllo'I'a,ylor
furls just outside the village limits for
term of five years, Juni will move on
to it in April.
Tale agent of the linion Publishing
Co„ of Ingersoll, was in town last
\Vellnesdny working np Choir Directory
for Middlesex, I[nron and Perth.
SoI.1),--Thu house and lot which lips
(leen advertised in'I')11'; STANDARD by
.1, 1', Ctu'ter ' wits sold on 'l'uosdtty
morning of this week to Mrs, Jos,
Carter. 1Irs..1, 'P. Carter expects to
move to NI kilned where her husband is,
us so as a house is secured in [het town.
They have been residents in Blyth for n.
good many years and their friends u'i11
b1) serr,v to see thein leave the village,
ON \I'etlnesdny evening of Inst Week
at 11 p. M. the marriage of James Bar-
ron, of 'I'urnherry, and Hiss 11II(
Edwards, of Bo1inore, took piece in
Trinity church, The Hector, 1{ov. W.
]1, Hartley, half-brother to the groom,
otliciated. Ugly a few relatives of the
contracting parties were present to
witness the interesting. ceremony and
extend congratulations nod wish tho
30(111(; couple the customary felicity.
SrttzN(I Sitow.-.131yth Agricultural
Society will hold a mammoth Spring
Fah' in Blyth on Tuesday, April 2nd.
A splendid list of prizes for entire stock
It e. Horses -Clydesdale, Shire, Per -
Otero!' 1(11(1 ltoadSto'. Cattle --Short.
horn, Herefords, Polled Aligns. Grain
seed etc, Industry Hall has been se-
cured for the Seed and Grain display.
1'el'y liberal prizes in cash aro offered,
No entrance foe ; no admission fee,
Addresses will Inn delivered fn lnduFrry
(lull at 2 o'clock by Government
Specialists on sllbjeetS interesting to
Agriculturalists, l'ot' prize lists and
fullparticulars apply' to FrankAlot-
eulf, Secretary, Everybody invited,
1'o•rIa for the I3y-fitly on Alarch 241•,
Sul:1(nx0 is nearly it thing of the
past,
',Awl' Morse fair of the ,Season wfll
be hold on April :1rd,
It NA1) the advertisements in 'Pula
STANDAR') 110(1 you may save Some
stoney.
Btvrn Pall Pair this year will he
held on Monday and Tuesday, Sept,
211rd and 21th,
,Now that the Council have cancelled
their lease with (he /1ericulttIInl
Society the young then of town are
%wondering lvhet o they ere going to be
able to enjoy themselves during the
summer months in manly sports, It
has been rumored that the Agl. Society
will not allow the boys the privilege
and as the Council was paying it rental
of 81 a year, it seems n pity that the
young men and boys have no park for
recreation, 11'0 would like to Ilett' from
501110 0110 011 this Matter,
Ilocicr:v MAi'c11,-'1'1111 long -talked of
hockey match for the vilingo cham-
pionship and 0 side bet of 500 cents %yqs
pulled off at the Grande Rini: os Pridny
afternoon. The contesting teams were
the Blyth Regular's, who have only.
lost two games all season, and a team
composed of crippled, Inas-been, 110101•
were end never -will -he hockey players,
all residents of the village and over
nine and tinder ninety years of age,
No rule book lovas available, but this
difficulty was easily overcome Iny the
eaptain of the Regulars posting the re-
feree -and he did post hits. The game
started with rush, and afters few
minutes of lightning -fast piny the
Jiegs, scored the first goal when 31c•
Anter was taking a rest ; a little while
later the Scrubs shot one u'hicll looked
liked a goal, but it Was not allowed. 011
resuming play the referee sent 111e1Cay
to the fence for tripping hftnsel1; Davis
made it rush no the ice and into rho
snot' bank, The Begs, then took the
lluck down and scored their second and
ast goal while Anderson was off for
roughing it, Play was no sooner
started than M08011 registered a teller,
This wits the :est goal scored as neither
goalkeeper could get out of the way of
the other shots, The genie was got -
ting vory rough at half-time and the
Regs. refused to play any longer so (he
game ended 2-1 111 their favor, Tho
teams lined up tts follows :
IZegs, Scrubs
II, Gidley goal 13, AleArter
It, Sims point W. Davis
S, Buchanan cover R. McKey
J. Wanless rover.1. Bell
M. Begleycentre 1I. Haines
J, Carter left E, 111(801)
McCaughey right 1'1, Anderson
Rules-0i(ll0,y'8 Revised ; ltoferoe-
McCouunins ; NI 00E0 and
Weir ; 'I'iIne-Oen half of 45 minutes ;
I'olalties-'Too nuntolIMns to mention.
C
- -.
011 common fences the continuous
wire staysail) sure to bond and the looks
to loso their grip under continual pres-
sure of your horses or cattle. And once
they do, the top wlro, 80011 followed by
those below, will sag and destroy tho
ell)Cicncy of your fence.
Nothing liko that can happen to our
Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence, The short,
stilt hard steel who In our hinge•elnys
cannot bond when thio !Metal wires aro
A," weighted down, owing to their bolllg so
short and Jointed at each stnnd•whro,
Pressure of a horse nu the lop wire brings the "bingos" 111 1119 841011 hlto notion
and prevents them front bending, Itll11 %viten pressor() Is, relieved the fence sittings back
Into place again.
The lateral wires are Illgh•Carhol Yard Steel and coiled to provide for
expansion and contraction by Twat and cold, and 111'0 11180 crimped at the linermeutloft
of the 1IIi)'H and 81.1.0101H t0 prevent, the stays from slipping sidWv11y8-lhel'CfOI'0110locks
aro needed,
Buy (lin Dillon IJInge•Slny Nonce. IUs "twice 118 strong," 'Twice ns good 1111
iuv0Atn1Cnt, Catalogue free.
• The Owen Sound Wire Fence Co., Limited, Owen Sound, Onl.
ILOH"VZkt,
.AloPIIl:I1SON I3110S,, 1:3LYTII ; JOHN JOIINSON, LONDESI30110 ; AGi;N'I'S,
\V(' are paying
70c for Wheat
('rrii
Blyth flour Mills
C. H. BEESE
((rani] bodge above [whirs the World's
(Ir('II Ar''hitw't, Infg ns and rules for -
1 ver and eve), Again ns.urieg you of
onr sincere sympathy, hraternelly
wars 011 behalf n( the 1,1111:40, 1'. 1\ .
Stolt, .1. li, Tierney and 11, 1I. Ilan,
ton, 11. 1►,
YII .H1)► V1/H1nI1 / /Yr V1 •111..1.1/./I
fu,t,t3ttt! klt]tll]La*Lr/d f.4.11 14ta' fu t1
01,0,t•••••••• LIYIwI / /YI JY/oI IoI.r.1
fll
f1 1
I'eOple \1'e
fa;
cKel
3118, 1'r'rter is on the sick list with 1t;i
an attack ut (1)11nse5•, ful
31r, David Clark, now 01 (io(lericll,
i was in (011'11 lust [l'ee'k,
Ale, (;corge I)onstedl, (}f
%v;1s in tn1Vn f 1118 %%Tel:
11r, A, I'oplestunc W11s in I:Neter
on Tuesday of this week,
:Ir, ;1, W. I;•Ihinsun was It visitor
in Ltteknuly over Sondes.
Srxl,.ty [fill be Si. i'ulrick'. Dat', J
'1'111; Illlillllell' openines are twirl;
ail vela Read t!in adlertiti('Illellts,
:1 mem smart boy 1v;lnt,ll 10 lean ;
'1)riI11l)l , Apply at 'Tom S1'1~1,.•1:(11,
Now 1(11 suppose 1hat some romantic ,
lvuullul 11'114e.;lll 111'1. haps dllu ;1111. r,
I•:t'Olyn \esti[ 'Phut[•,
'I'1111 county of 1'ertll is fishing 161'
I,Cg15111I111'r! I0 Irel'lllll II
to come tinder
1110 (food Roads Act, Ilnl, with 1ulvnhbil)
control, :Middlesex 0h11tined an l)' I of
this pilin last session, but itfs said Ont
LO 110 V0 1vurlred satisfactorily, '1')
Objection tu all slid) proposals is 111,11
they ((1141 to prevent uniformity and to
Make it inure clitiicult to Inlvu 0 cunt-
111011 standard,
S\1'F0 I'IN)1 st;WI teSoften reach further
than intended, The l)olllinioll 1,111'
against selling or dit•t•ibutiug 1)11111i•
c(alf011.8 on Sunday wits intenllc(1 to
ripply to uowsl oys selling Sunday
papers. A 'Toronto solicitor has di5•
coverall that it also applies to the little
Susdny School papers given out to the
children, 11'110111 aro nil classified as
newspapers 11,y the postale() depart -
mem . I1 would 111ad(0 1111 interesting
case if some of the youthful vendors of
Sunday pullers should (urn around end
have ell our Sunday School ntlperin-
tenlleuts hauled 11p ire police court for
violation of the Sunday observance
law,,
MARRIED - The many friends of
Adam Foster Brigham, formerly of this
section and son of John BrighaM, Will
be pleased to hear of his Marriage at
Kamsack:, Sask,, on February '20th to
Miss Grace M. McLeod, formerly of
:Montreal, but 11'I10 was on the Mission
staff at Kanmsack, ht' Rev. dl r, 11 e-
1\'11innev. The bride and groom were
supported by Miss Sarah Dunbar, of
the 3(1881on staff, and 31r, Stephenson,
of liamsacic 'J'Iie bride and brides-
n)nid 11'ere dressed 111 white silk, It is
over •1 years since :Ir, Brigham left
for the west. The happy couple will
live nt Corn, Air, Brigham h1(; been
recently appointed by the Dominion
Government as Neral Superintendent
of Indian Reserves, The groom's Did
friends in this section hill tvfs!' himself
and bride many happy end prosperous
years,
Taia following letter of condolence
has been sunt by 1311111 Lodge of 0, (1,
P. to 'Mrs. E. Loekie, I)e,mt 31.111,11[ :
1Ve the officers and members of Cowl,
Morning. Star, No, 81), desire to extend
our heartfelt sympathy with you
and yours nt this time of your std
bereavement in the loss of your clear
son. Wo are none of us total strangers
to bereavement 11)111 the memories of
kind n'o'ds spoken in our time of need
aro very fragrant with us and awaken
the Trope that this dlesHnge of Syne•
miry may serve to lighten your burden
Iv the 1(5surnnce that it is shared at
least in some degree by others. it is
the earnest wish of Ibis Court tint the
Divine Ruler may extend to you all
111111 grace and comfort, that you need
in this time of trial. Assuring you of
our deepest sylllpat lly werelntill, y0111'8
011 bnhnlf of CnnIt Morning Star, No,
F(9, C, 0, 1''., 1311th, David Cowan, C.
R„ John W, Bell, R, 8,
ANNOUNCEMENT, N'r, - The 0alr 1)aily
Reformer of Thursday, yl arch 701, has
the following to say of the former
editor of THE STANDARD :-The Re-
former begs to announce to the public
of Gelt and vicinity that tinder the re-
o'gnnizatfsu of the sluff ,lir, Albert E.
Bradwin has assumed the General
Managership, Mr, Bradwin conies
highly recommended as It newspaper
man and a gentleman, 11e having been
until coating to Galt, Business Manager
of 'Toronto Seturdny Night, and for
el(wen soars prnl'iouS to that was
Editor and Publisher of THE BLYTH
STANDARD. Mr. BradWin is also n
consistent, Grit and will direct the
I)oliey of the ltefo'mer along the seine
lines, which have in the past made ft
one the best exponents of Liberal
principles in the Province, As n gentle-
man and citizen we trust the people of
Galt will welcome Mr. Bradwin to the
town, and it is m,r earnest hope that
the progress of (salt, :ism] industrial
centre and the further success of the
Reformer ander his direction es nm
edrrcativo influence in t.ho community
may go hand in hand,
AT the last meeting of Blyth Lodge
No, 808, A. P. (k A, 31,, 0, It. C., it
with moved by IV, 13r'o„ P. 1V, Scott,
seconded h,y 13ro, Dr, Hamilton, iha in
view of the recent bereavement of W.
Bros, Jes. Hamilton au(1 1)r, Carder
that, the W, Allister draft it committee
to prepare a suitable resolution of e,nn-
dolenee, 1.1(.1d Std ,1x11 Bao, : On be-
half of the officers and members of
Blyth Lodge, No, 8011, A, i'. & A, 31„
G, R. 0,, two (IOSIIrl 10 express our
heart -felt sympathy with you ut t.hi8
time of your sad be.renvemelt in the
loss of your (lett' wife. \Ve are none
of tis entire strangers 10 bereavement
and the memories anti comfort of kind
words spoken in our time of tribulation
1(1)11 s0'lOW are toilhusstill 111)11 awaken
Lilo hopo ilt'It this Message frau your
1)111 kern in the lodge may Nervi to
lighten in some measure your load of
sorrow by the assurance that it is
shnl'erl 113' ns all. :lay the Great
A10hutnet of the universe who in his
supreme wisdom hes seen fit 1)t this
Cote to take from You n loving partner,
extend to you oli the grata, comfort
and held!, that you need in this your
hour of deep sotf'Ow turd efliiction. anti
When this transitory life for ,von is
over may yen moil) l)c 111)ile(1 in the
Miss Sandi K',Ott, (It Clinton, is
visiting Miss Emilia llas(I».
Jlrs. . , Ultendeu f8 VI8I(iI1 fu
1,(111(101) 1)Ioi'11a couitple (1.f
Jliss Bessie U;tvis, of Clinton, is
rhe attest of ,hiss Fanny Mason,
'Miss 1;ould, of Exeter, spent Still-
y 118 the guest of Alks Livingston.
Illi. It. Stewart is at present oil'
duty nt the 13arlk on account of sicic-
11088.
Miss Ella Anderson 11118 been on
the sick list with the prevailing la•
r;l'i;lltc,
31t', Win. Leith, of Stratford, was
holidaying under the parental roof'
fur a few days,
Mr. W. W. Taman, of Exeter,
spent Sunday renewing old friend-
ships in Blyth,
Miss Nellie L. Kelly, of Morris,
spent last weep visiting. friends in
Clinton and vicinity,
Miss Baker, Miss Porter and Miss
Anderson are busy preparing for the
millinery openings,
,lir, and Mrs, Jesse Mountain and
son Willie, of Dungannon, were
Blyth visitors on Monday.
Mr. 1l. Bradford, of Dungannon, is
here looking alter the blacksmithing
business of Mr. R. R. Doughlas,
Rev, E, G, Powell and NI r. W. H,
Kerr, of Brussels, were in tonl last
1''I'i(l)1y attending the Convention.
hiss Rena Bennett left for Mit-
chell where she liar a position as
milliner in one of the stores in that
town.
Master Harold and Miss Gladys
Bloor, of Ailsa Craig, are visiting /
their grandmother, Mrs, Frances
Mason.
Mr. Vannater, of the Godcrich Sig-
nal, called on THE STANDARD last
Friday while attending the District
Convention.
Dr. McKelvey 011(131r, Wm. Smith,
of Brussels, were in town on Tues-
day evening ; the doctor was here
to see lair, R, R. Douglas who is ill.
The Gorrie Vidette of last week
says :-We are pleased to hear that
hiss Pearl Denstedt, who has been
seriously ill with a severe attack of
la grippe, is recovering,
Mr. A. M. Babb, of Teeswater
was visiting his sister, Miss Agnes
Babb, over Sunday. Miss Babb is
still seriously ill but her t»)111y
friends hope for a speedy r'ecover'y,
Announcements have been re-
ceived in town of the marriage of
the daughter of 1>'ev, J. and Mrs.
Edmonds, Grace Muriel to Cholmby
Elliott Strickland, on Monday even-
ing, February 25th, at ,Sioux falls,
South Dakota,
Hiss Livinia Edwards, who has
been employed at THE STANDARD
office for the past six weeks, return-
ed to Brussels on Saturday and will
he engaged once more on the Post.,
Miss Edwards made many friends
while in town.
1[r. Angus McMillan left on Tues-
day afternoon for the Yukon and ex-
pects to arrive there before n month
has passed, lle was ticketed i)y.
Agent llellurcl)ie fur the 0, 1', H.
right to Skngway and the other 800
miles will be made by rail for 200
and the rest by stage, 311.. 3Ic31fl-
ien hill Iind 0 difference in. travel -
lin; 11o11' 111811 what 11e fond the
first time he went to the fan' north, LONDON AND WINGIIAM BRANOIL,
I[is thinly friends will wish hint 0
s)lf'c journey.
;ul
LOTS of
Goods w
Lit
Ladies' New Neckwear
We hav(: re.ccived lately a large quantity Of
ladil'S CoHilrs, in silks, Silk embroidered, plucn
and turnovers, prices 25C, 35c, .Loc, 50c, 75c and $1.
Ladies' New Silk .
and Wash Belts
Our assortment of Belts in silk, washable, elas-
tic, leather and jets, is Larger than previously. Our
full lines have all conn; to hand. Prices 20C, 25C,
35C, .}0c, 50c, 75c, $i, :1.25 and S 150.
Cream Mirror Poplin
Cream Mirror Poplin is something new because
of its resemblance to silk, its reversible sides it
looks like: gro grain silk, 1 t wear:; better, is double
fold and fast dye finish, price 75e.
Popular Goods
at Popular Prices
in 1.t.tstres, Mohair, P;Inllmas, Voiles, Broadcloths,
Venetians, '1'weeds, Wash Goods, I\luslins, Organ-
dies, Lawns, White Goods, Novelties in Cream
Dress Fabrics, Long Silk Gloves, Lisle, Silk Taf-
feta and Lace Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery in Cotton,
Lisle, Plated, Cashmere. l; nderwear ill Cashmere,
Cotton, Balbriggan and Union. Embroideries,
Laces, Trimmings, Handkerchiefs.
if you leant a Man's or Boy's Ready-to-wear
Suits, in 0 nobby tweed or plain cloth, at from $5
to $12, conte to us and we hill be pleased to show
our goods.
Men's Rain Coats, in greys and of
$S, $10 an(1 $13 5(1.
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POPLESTONE & CARDINER
• Successors to McKINNON & CO.
INNIMMEN
1
FY►
HMRBAGEUM
i3etter than all other Stock Foods, Nothing to beat it for
horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and fowl-5oc and 25c packages,
FI -1 UR
(lest Manitoba, made from No. 1 hard wheat, also Choice Family.
I,I\'E111'()O1 S.51.'l' FO1d 131'T'I'Eil MAiCF,lis,
Cash for Butter and Eggs.
A. TAYLOR
Londesboro.
Mrs, Herman, of Clinton, is a
of 31rs. Crittenden.
11ev, ,1, 0. Iteid, of Nile, visited
friends here on Saturday.
Miss E, lilll'tel'elltel'taiued a number
of her friends on 'Tuesday evening.
Iter, 31r, Curry, of 15' allot), preached
to .t large congregation here of Sunday
evening,
The Londesbo'o derides bold their
c01)0dl't t(11s Price ty evening, 3181'1311
15th, No pains have spared 111 prelim'.
Mg the program, All who iniss this
trill miss n treat, A 111118810u, 25c,
E NO
MIsATS,
BLYTH
pest CHEAP READING
OUR CLUBBING LIST.
TIME TABLE.
ECZEMA, '1.1(1.'1.:1[, MAl;i' 17110011, ITCH,
itIN(I 11'017)1, 11E1R1'ES, 11,11111117S' 1'I'C)),
All of these diseases ere attended by
intense itching, which is almost, in-
stantly relieved by applying Chamber-
lein's Salvo and by its continued use a
permanent cure may be eITeeted, 1t
has, 111 feet, cured many cases that lied
resided Illi other treatments, Price 'd;)
cents per box, For sale by all drug-
gists.
sottrrl,
11111
11 .10
Il .l0
II 52
7 00
7 1.1
7 17
8 115
15
822
8 :I5
8 -III
8511
J 0.)
1)12
0 21
11 211
The Altar. a :ts
pts
, :10
03
I I
(11
ii
d7i
1.i 1)5
5 15
5 11
5 :31)
ii:15::,(521111i1117,52711::5111111
17
553:1
521
5 68
BARTON - El)W ll(I)H - 111 'Trinity J 37 (/ 00
church, Blyth, un IVeduusdt(y, 1) '1' ti 10London 8 10
31111.011 Gti, at 0 p, 111, by Bol', W1, Connections aro inn a at Winghnmfor
H, Hartley, half-brother to the all
tstations on, the Palmerston and Kin-
cardine groom, James Barton, of Turn -
berry, to Miss Ella Edwards, of
Belnlor0.
13lnnttAMt - McLron, - At Kltn1Snek,
Sask., on Feb, 2OtI), by Rev. Al r,
111cW11innoy, Adam Foster Brig-
1))un, formerly of 13101, to Miss
flrneo M. 31}'Leo:l,
Nonan,
am nm
Wingham 11 10 7 35
Wink+uun.iut, II 00 7 25
Bh1.trave 1)) 50 7 13
Blv'th 10 38 7 (N)
Loudesboro 1(1 :111 (h 52
Clinton 1015 (I 35
Bruceflold 0 53 If 1))
'Kippen it 50 (t 11
110ns'01 0 11 11 05
Exeter I) :30 5 51
Centralia 11 18 5 530
Clandeboye DOJ 5 3d
Luella Crossing 0 05 5 30
Denfield 8 no 5 25
lldet'ton 8 •15 5 15
Ettrick 8 35 5 07
Hyde Park Crossing 44 20 5 02
Hyde Park Jot. i; 21 5 00
.1 50
Connections are made at Clinton for all and Empire
stations on 1110 Iiu11'ato and Goderleh ,The Standard and Daily Globe.
branch, and all stations from Stratford to J
Toronto. Send all subscriptions direct to
Connections are made at Lucian Crossing
for all stations 11'081 to Sarnia,
Connections aro made nt London for all
stations east and west on the 111100 line.
The Standard , ... 81 00
'l'he Standard and Weekly A(lvor-
tisor , 1 95
Tho ,Standard and Weekly IVit-
ucssSstl...... .... , 1 fill
'Thu uldlu'll end Weekly Globo 1 85
The Standard and Family Herald
and Weekly Star 1 70
The Standard mud Weekly Mail
and Empire 1 05
'['he Standard and Hamilton Semi -
Wee klyTimes ,,, 180
The Stnndnrd end Weekly Free
Press 1 80
The Standard and Toronto Week -
1y Sun , ,,, 1 80
'1'110 Standard and Hamilton
Twice -a -ween: Spectator..., 1 80
News
The Standard and'1'oronto DaDailyStan' ,
The Standard and Toronto Daily
. 2 lir
The Standard and f'armer's Advo•
r,llte .,,. ,, 2 81)
P1113 Standard and Dally Advor-
ttset' .,,, ,,.. 2 50
1'1111 Standard 0114 Evening Free
Pros ....., 2 75
The Standard and _Toronto Daily
IVo'Id ,,,. ,.., II 25
The Standar(. and Daily Free
Press , , .....
. 11 50
Tho Standard and livening Globo 8 50
The Standard and Evening Mail
and EmpIire..,,.,,, t1 i)l)
The Standard and Daily Hail
2 25
4
4 G54)O
THE STANDARD,
BLYTH, UNT,
J
'CURRENT
COMMENT
I,;uttroltLtIin tale; up a lot of space In
o'xplain 1hot the Jal'anes( won b 1',t';:
they user( mare palriiIi0 711;.1 111;:1,1
311 n•( 1'.1IlaIII iy tllall 1111' Ihl,ai,:n•,
This t,it in:,• cal nulo.:n., iu gifts Io cdu•
e:ttinn:Il institutions is Iel'\'1(t;.l in its
lay, but if -0:a1, of oar uuillinuuirr.;
11( lIld git,• freely of their t"ee"th to the
xt•oek of hunting down the e:tu-e, and
finding cures for cancer and consuntptitnt
they might e,atfer aboon on humanity. ,
4 .+
Einem. has it that Prof. 0s'1'r will quit
Oxford to bevoIll( I)ean of N1C(iill mill•
11011140011.01
Accidents to your horses
may happen at any moment.
GET READY for emergencies.
Buy a bottle of
Fellows' Leeniing's
Essence
e,tl faculty. 'there is as yet no iifficiu1 For Lameness In Norse!
con tinua1ion of the rumor, but gossip Only 50c. a bottle -and eaves
has it that Prof. Osler finds Oxford a dollars worth of time by curing
pretty (thiel berth, and it is IHMsible lameness of every description.
At dealers, or from 12
that the rumor 1',f the change may be
Tonal Drub li CMmtul Co., Umlted,
true. MOMTMAI, /'QJ
♦•♦
.1 war on whisker; has hogii 1. 'I'lle
Southern California 'Veterinary .Isso•
elution at Los Angeles the other day re- DECALOGUE OF HYGIENE,
Flavell that all dairymen should dispense
with all hirsute adornments of Om fare, 13:ealth,
and the health experts throughout, the
Rules Which, if Followed, Insure Good
Dr. Decornet, of 1'lerte sur Aube, France,
State of 1\anias have taken the matter Woo anounced an the winner of a prizo of-
fered by a well-known publishing house for
up, I I the ten bast maxims for preserving the
than (lid the veterinarians u( California.health, which were to bo publisher! in the
"Anuuel Alumnae," Issued by the firer,
The Kansans hold that no one wearing 1 These are the prize maxims:
beard should he allowed to assist in the (1) General hyglenc.-Itise early; go to bed
early, and In the meantime keep yourself
preparation 11Lration of ally fool, as they believe occupied,
that whiskers are the hiding place of all (2) 1teaplrnlory hygiene. -Water and bread
sustain Isle, but pure air and sunlight aro
sorts of germ, and bacilli. It's an ill wine" Indispensable for health.
tont blows nobody good, and 1'115 reform
(4) Gastro -Intestinal hyglene.--Frugality
and sobriety are the best elixir vital for a
will Ito doubt boon" the barber trade. long llfu.
`•* (1) .Epidermal hygiene.•-(`leaul!nesw pre-
serves nee from rust; the bort kept machines last
The U. S. Ilaerrnnu'nt is to make an' 111¢051.
other afro(" to break up tor. operations (5) hygiene of bleep. -A sufficiency of rest
repairs and strengthens; too much rest weak -
of certain padrunes who have for several ens and makes soft.
pars been en'I'a'red in the traffic of lti) Jiyglene of .11d
n n who kc' hIs bodyclothing. uf(I-cicuetlyIs +vnnwellnclothe, seta
importing Greek bows, who are hold for guarding It from all abrupt changes of tem-
perature, while at the sank time maintain -
long periods in "what is said to amount to fag perfect freedom of motion.
(7) Dwelling hygiene. -A house that Is clean
and cheerful makes a happy home.
(b) Moral hygtcne.-The mind reposes and
resumes Its edge by means of relaxation and
amusement, but excess opens the door to
the passions, and these attract the vices.
(9) Intellectual bygiene.-Gayety conduces
to lore of Ole, and love of Ole Is the half
of health; on the other hand, sadness and
gloom Irclp on old age,
(10) Professional hygiene. -if It Is your
Flowery. I- ; brain that feeds you, don't allow your arms
Lee i and legs to become anchylosed. 1)o you dig
for a lirllhood, don't omit to burnish your
intellect and elevate your thoughts.
absolute slavery. '('hese buys are largely
employed es bootblack; in shoe, -'line
parlors, and are said to practically work
for nullsing besides their keep for the
first year or so, The (creek Government
will assist the United States Government
in putting 0 stop to this species of
According to the Loudon 'Tailor and
Cutter, there IN 11 probability of fa•)!It1111-
t11i1e England adopting the kilt! The
Daily Graphic iu contemplating -ne•h a
sartorial revolution 111 the Sas-(:lash in
kilts mildly remarks that the are
draughty garments fur the month: 1,f
I'etrn;u;1• and Aland). Lot perhaps the
idea is that they shall Only L( worn
th,' weft( her ill which, a; \I ark '('wain
Illrl' said, (In' human skin i, the most
comfortable of all costumes, 1Vhile it
thinks tlit, ere "a Stell ill the 4111nel:tiled
of the ideal," it laments that tltry give
little scope for the cutter.
ret
There would be fewer murders and at-
tempted murders if people did not rarry
rcv:,lr(•rs or knives on their per,- 711.4.
1101'1:es1cr jull;;ei hare realized that for
runic time, and with 11 view 10 put a
,tole to the practice 1111 lessen the num-
her of murderous assaults, 1 hey imposed
substantial fines 0n those found guilty
"f currying such weapons, They began
with VIII fines, then raised them to
I'Lat dict out S^(m to hay,. initcl ( fleet,
,:n 1 they made the fine 4'.11). The other
d:lv on( of the judges imposed ;I sentence
Before deciding where to !cute
In the West, let us tell you about
these lands. The best wheat fields
--the richest grazing )and -are in
province.
Write us for full information
about crops. (Iinrate and special
railroad rates, etc.
Local representative wanted in
each county.
TELFER & OSGOOD
Eastern Selling gents
218 CORISTINE BUILDING
MONTREAL
1 lift; days in the i,'e)utentiary, in all-
ditiou to the usual ybfi fin, IL i, bops11 Denmark's Care of the Aged.
that Ilii; stiff sent(nee will heli, rotator -
1l11!1' to do,enlli'ago t1' 11;111g1'1•I/ll; 1111,11,
;.:1'lllg ((f"l"ea 111 that city, Canada is
(•;upnrlli\ely free front 11nnrder; and
as, los i11 the heat of passion. -imply
Leo,lu•e the 11or41'1y airainzl 1'rrryi ig
r,lllcalr';l weapons he,, had the effect of
ln::'.;iu!, most. J. -(l go nnerrl;r.l, 'Fite
unin who, came; arms i; "h1' nor' who
f,rllor:,.11y meets into 111'4 lrulltlle, I'or-
eignct.•• ',1I:n ('1110( I1 (';11,11.1 e:IIIIt^t. tiro
„our, hall, ;ltllt the sti!('it11 are! 1111' 1'i
lol are not n1,:' le 1 in old; country to
tle lisp ut'!,,
:1 (.'01101elicnt physician quints
hove mired tl pneumonia case with all
lnti•pnetimoni:t serum of whirl he is tit,.
inventor, 11 world be a great trinn,J,!I to
master pneumonia, Osler declare; it to
be i.ciIf•liutited disease, 3ieldin; in no
medication, 1)nrl to winch only (xp:'c-
tent treatment can he applied, .1 good
nonny physicians decline to ,tlserilo uu-
hesitlttillgly to this theory, blll whether
it is correct or not it Must he 1•aid that
the battle is usually one betwc(n the
patient and the disease, in which the
physician is little more than n spectator
whose sympathy is with the former. This
Connecticut physivitun'S serum will hnvo
to lie tested; it cannot 101 approved on
the experience with n single Case. IJIII;
if it prove to be 11'Iipceifie, the flot•ern•
nm'nts of the world should Wako him n
nhilIl000ire 117)11 erect statues to hint lin
'every capital. Stich it discoverer is worth
at thousand great generals.
to
"Veterans of industry." A pretty
phrase and prettily employed. It i5 what
the ()ides call the old people of good re•
cord who are forced to apply to the
;inlhorities for help. No shame attnches
to such application; 00 ignoble depend-
ance, corrosive of self-respect, attends the
life which follows, Sllclt a person enters
the home ns n sort of government pen-
sio 1,r.--eleveland Plain Denier,
Minard's Liniment for salt everywhere.
Rules for Good Carriage,
•
H you are walking along the street
and wake up to the fact that you are
carryingyuurself poorly tuko the mental
attitude of standing straight Its %well as
the physical one, 1,0o1: at the men you
meet and imagine that each of them
owes you a dollar, Pitt• 01'(11 11 sugges-
tion of arrogance into your position.
1fold your head well hurt; look people
squarely in the free. '('his will not only
give the irnprr'',;ion ta, others that you
proses the pu11•er you (want but it will
actually lend to bring( that power, Keep
the neck against the culler, - -World's
Work.
aro
Minard's Liniment Relieves Nenralgia,
-eel
When Chinn Shall Be Strong.
'.('lose who love, peace 115 well 115 •j ns•
flee will r(',juien in the, military refor-
mation of (Adult, As 0 defenseless na-
tion it line already been productive Of
many wars, and, continuing under the
same eonditioiis, would be responsible
for 116 nuns more. But 0 strung Chinn,
armed fen• the protection of her rights,
will give a quietus to those very amid -
tions tont her military wenkneea has
Invited, --World
' Poultry Institute, s;
Spring Pointers. '{
bulk:Ju fruul the O;!I.Iriu
cull oral (•cued(, Git'11111, ('an.)
'(Tim %:Inion; invokers at the Institute
s11on::iy emphasized the necessity cal
iu1►ill 14:011( in the fluek. Willi strong
1,,,,,j(11.7.161,4the hest results could h(
looked fur if L0'01 00'1.1' fell 1n11 housed,
but ti 1111 stock that lacked 1Ml brisk
appearance so 1I111I (teristic.of the Iny-
ing hen, there 7'115 nut 1110011 hope for
profit. The seleel111 of it fel' of the
best "linter layers of good breed type
was strongly recommended as one of the
very best methods for improvement in
breeding. 1'110 selected hens need not
be in large numbers, a half dozen real
good ones are plenty and these should
be mated to a 101118 lrunl vigorous,
heavy laying pa rents, Selection has
been advocated by many for years but
in nut all cases has it proved satisfac-
tory, owing largely to the fact that the
former confined the 5(10(ted hens to a
small port and allowed the largo flock
free range. The 'weaken; at the iusti•
tute were all of one mind in regard to
free range fur I1reders, Prneti(11ly ev-
ery one's experience is that eggs front
free range hens hatch best, therefore, et -
would seem good business to allow the
smell flock the range of the farm,
\lush time was spent on incubation
and breeding. Mr. 11•. 11. Day gave
very pleasing and clear talk o7) the sci-
ence of incubation, or hots n hen hatch-
es eggs. 1t was shown that the sire of
the air (ell it1 the large end of the egg
!tight vary greatly in different eggs,
even in eggs from the sante hen and ytt
the pereentige hutch would be 0'10111 the
sante. '1'hc ;weighing of eggs was re-
commended to those who visited to
hatch the best chicks, for the reason
that it Ivens thought by many that
rbicks ha (died under normal evapora-
tion had 0 better ehnnee to live, A
hen sitting out of doors upon the ground
evaporates about 11. of the Weight of
the eggs during the process of incuba-
tion. It was demonstrated that the
average ineubatnr evaporates the water
from the eggs in larger (pie 111115. \Ther(
one wishes to know exactly "what (wnpo•
ration is taking place it is a shop!( ma-
ter to weigh the eggs at the beginning,
at the ninth day of incubation when the
first lest is made, and also on the
eighteenth dew or "bunt the time the
machine is (dosed. I?.' i'ritn(nts appear-
ed to indieste that moisture in Inrgc
SHIM BLOOD TROUBLES
BILE/! NS CLEAR THE SKIN OF
PIMPLES,
!turers and impurities in the blood
furs( their 1wa'; hi the surface in the
sprin) 11110' and 1';111,( 0r11pt17114 nod 110 -
sight ly 7111'0;. Nadu'( 1001 provided a
rrnu' !} in llilrnns, x'111'11 me 1doitsnn1
lu lake, Ilol unlrls:ls:ui1 in 1101111 un, 111111
:1 11' purely vegetable in c11nipusitiol.
\\ 07t1(01 1(1111 (•hin'1I'.l1(11'; and vrnpliuns
should prove how speedily Ilileans re•
move (liens. One u1' two Itileans token
just before retiring for the ni):ht (117(1
is all! \lorning sickness, debility, indi•
)_mstil,n, biliousness, heartburn, head,
1101(, constipation, piles, and female nil.
melds 1111 disapppenr, before n short
(ours( of llileans, A11 druggists and Flores
at 51) rents a box, or (non lliloun ('11..
Toronto, for price. Six "Foxes 84'111 for
$2,50, Send le. at1110J) for free sample.
4•o
Neither Easily Weaned,
It often happens (hat a f rnier lien
much difficulty in weaning a eulf, and
the longt'r the baby eolw is permitted to
draw its substance front the mnternal
fountain the greater the difficulty be-
comes and the more pathetic is the
spoetaele presented, So it i8 171(11 human
beings Ishii aro compelled to surrender
nay special privilege Wi the enjoyment of
►which they have been uninterrupted for
n. long time. They lose the capacity to
distinguish between a privilege and a
vested right, and they' set 11p it 1111110 ill
\Odell grief and indignation nre so mixed
ns to make a tear -pumping blend. -
Visbington Post. -
\linu'd's Liniment Co,, Limited,
Have used \IINAItI)':S LINI3IEN'L' for
Croup; found nothing equal to it, sure
cure.
C'11.1 s. 1•:, S11:1111>.
1laitli•hii0.'. N. 13,, Sept, 1st, 1(105,
Cost of Living in Germany,
There is It widespread complaint ;n
(tnrmany over the high cost of living.
The ,lfuyo1 of Stuttgart receully gate
a public address on the subjec'l, prl:5ellt•
iug calculations showing 11 derided in-
crease in the cost of hent and provis-
ions generally within n year --to env
quantities 1w1l; u(ce=,ary ill many 1111.11lothing of the increase wit bin h wernl
chine, right from the first day of incu-
bation until the Inst (lay, to keep the
loss in weight 119 low as in the natural
process.
The brooding of young ehieks was
fully discussed at the meetings. '('here
was a women idea among the speakers
tint chicks should ,be retired on new
ground every year if d
pose"(, and un-
der no circumstance; should young U
broods of chicles 111' put upon the
ground (There other broods had ranged
that year. 31ant• weakling and sickly
birds 7•ere due directly to the common
practice of putting brood after brood
in the sante brooder and ne'v'er !roving
the brooder to fresh ground, when a
new lot, wits put in the brooder, For
food for brooder chicks, many of the
commercial chicken foods were 1000110
111('llded unci when these e0uld not be
111111, dry bread crumb,. cracked wheat,
small cracked corn, and pin heart oat-
meal, were strongly endorsed by men of
experience, '1'11( idea was adtn1eed by
one speaker that some artificially hatch-
ed chicks Inched for the first few dal';
of their lives the instinct of telling what
was good food and subsequently would
eat anything, For this rensoll it was
advocated not to litter the brooder with
anything undesirable for a chick to (ut,
Cut hay and straw were considered best,
1V 11. (.lrnhlun,
--llnnnger Poultry Department,'
years, This advance 111 1114' price of ne-
cessaries of life has compelled 1111 city
to raise the wriess of nnwicipnl employ-
ees, and the plight of the taxpayer,
eatight between the two fires, erxms to
be e-iweiully a matter Of commiseration.
Springfield, ,111155,, Repnblienn. •
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
Removes all hard, soft or c.11louscd lumps
end blemishes from horses, blood spavin,
0111'hs, splints, ringbone, sweeney, stifles,
sprains, sore told swollen thront, coughs,
etc, Save $50 l; use of one bottle. %Var.
ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ewer known. Sold by 11roggi;ls,
--o• a
Too 11luclt of a Hurry,
'('Hort Is nothing like king st,yiisli,
even at funerals, An (xlinlple of this
(ones from the. L'aok Bay, where investi-
gation of the reported dent)) of It "roil-
Iicmairo's wife, Icn00n to he very' ill, was
found to have arisen through her hus-
band having ordered mourning livery' for
Hi butler, coachman and footman.---.fios-
folt 1fern Id.
C.ta
IYlinard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
In Doubt I'at•li or the Time,
"There are 1 1111e aht.n 01ac17111ery seams
nlnlont human."
"Yes," tulsa'err-d the mute who smells of
gasoline, "1 ern frequently unable to bu
suer a•htther I 1111 fooling with my auto-
mobile or 1t 18 fooling with me."
Then 1t is Murdered,
"11ow long is the lite of the average
so-called popular song?"
'rill the girl who lives next, door to los
gets hold of it."--lfutiston, Tex., Post,
ff
Spanking does not Niro d:Ildren of bed-
wetting, There Is n const1tutlonnl cause for
this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, (lox 11'. 8,
IVltrlsor, Ont„ wit! send freo to any mother
her successful home treatment, with full
Instructions, Send to money but write her
to -day If your children trouble you In this
way. Don't blumo the child, the chances
aro It can't help It. 'rills treatment 1181 euro4
adults and aged people troubled with urine
difficulties by day or night.
A♦ 1.
The Part That Willie Gets,
11'hen v;o have turkey (ain't. It nice,
All cooked no fine end brown!)
31y pa he Cl:(H (14111 One a allrxi
And pttt es 11 aroui'.
Ile gives to nil of 'cul (but ole,)
The part '(It they selec',
An' when 1 para my 1,11111', ray:: he:
Ah, 1wIlllc--•her,'; the I.ec1:1"
Ma always says: "Olt, nn chin(;•"
1)th pa gives 111:r the brcnal;
An' Undo .Inc Ile lake.': the sIptg
(Tbo part 1 like bent;)
An' grnn'pn an)s; "00, I du11,u,
1'11 take n leg, 1 5'10 o'."
A11', pa, 111 smiling, rays: "Jos' t•o•
Come, 11'11111' -here's the 11^1'1;7"
When pr* asks Susan what's 101. 171'110
She says: "I'll have n thigh."
Then brother tleorgo bo gets hl:r slice
WW1 ruIffln' pile(" up high,
'An' so it goes until, oh, deer!
'I'hnt turk is twos' (1 wreck,
When pa at last says: "Willie; here!"
-An' Willie gets the neck,
Now, I've been thlokhl' (Julio it while,
(1 hope It ain't no 111))
Jos' s'pos'1 (arks (vent out o' style
Alt' other birds coat In,
An' s'poo'n 'stead o' turkey, Pa
1lad ostrich to dlssec'
1 wonder would ho say. ''Mtn!
llere, 111111e -tulle the neck!"
--Puck,
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
O • `,
Ten Good Things,
There are ten good thin;:a for which 110
ono has ever yct be qui :'01'), '('hero are:
Foe-
Doing
'o.-•Ruin; gond to all,
Kpeaklug evil of 110110,
flouring before Jett;i1e:,
'Thinking ht fore cpc:ii;In:•t•
1101r1Inll un angry ton);'ie.
firing 1:1111 to file di i:; toted.
Asking pnrdona 017 all wruru;t,.
101111g 1)1111711 10tvOril tweryhet:y.
"hopping the (0)11 to a tel:•earer,
lllsbvil(ving moot o1 iIie III-rrpurt9,
Idleness as a Cause of Gossip.
"1)o women gossip more Ilion men?" asks
nn exeltr(11ge. 'They do, but that's b0eause
they have more time and not becalm() they
have the stronger inclination for it, An idle
man eon beat 11 woman gossiping sever( (lays
out of every w(0k, ,
Polly Life cf the Waiter, ISSUE NO 11 1907.
"Why 110 the young men of Anrcrien
sneer nl ilio w.; (;(Viii.' ' 51111 the 1 - HELP WANTED -FEMALE,
1116(1 non in the Idorl: swallowtail coal,
":1 oril(1' 0:111 il':irl'I all 11'11• ll( "."1'..1:1' V47 ANTE(, A (0.1010 GENERAL HrW-
1011) no washing or Ironing, a•a,1es
'1("1"11' n ut(ld(rn ling" 1st anal 111 1) 0n il}' $1:'1, Apply to lire, i'owls, corner Aberd,x'n
earn flout :25 1,1 r;tl) 11 week, ycl 111(1 1111,1100 1111(1 }11,su street, Iinuu;ton, Ont.
1tnnlg clerk 1r so with 'right per'
find I:'1 111"111'( sneers al 111111. :Is a waiter MISCELLANEOUS.
I travel 151) l ever I "wish. (Me7)11)) 1)
Ent in Egypt, the next l'In on (lie
Riviera. the 11,51 111 1111111', Spring finds
all, in Paris, 171111 thence I leap the Chan-
nel in (inn' for the London season, 111
the uulnnul 1 11111 hark in America 11((1111
with full pockets I have learned I'r(ncli,
i.1
man and Italian. 1111 w( 110) 10 friends
171111 ninny rich, infrlligrut, nmilhle
tleolllo. I have semi the world and earn
C2.l)111) n year, (heioiootlly while 1 ant
serving a meal 1 tun given n good pointer
on the 1t(wk• market,. Yet elerks and
:oml1r junipers titin": they can Sneer
et toe. They tool I(t 111 learn lay trade:"
--Pittsburg 1)esput(h.
Dear Mother
►'!?. Le>1:OY'8
FEMALE PILLS
A dare, euro and reit/o'n monthly owl*.
tor. ThemI'lhe have been used In Frnnoe
for over AR yuan, ami (weld Innoluabte
kr the yurlrno de,l;{rtr,l, end aro gr,arra.
teed by the outer*. Enalwe e)aop for
8!111(1 circular. 1'rlco p 08 poi Dot of
,,m11, r^surely scaled, oil revery* of 14 ..
LE ROY PILL 00.,
Box 41, Hamilton, 0anaxla
.01
Poor Christmas Fare,
A delegation of fellow -townsmen re•
mealy called on Rufus K, Combs, of Mid-
way, "i3'„ to congratulate "lint on pito re-
ceipt of a Carnegie medal.
As his friends were taking leave, Mr,
Combs wished then) all a morry Ohriet-
Your little ones aro a constant care in 11)114.
Fall and Winter weather, They will "And 1 hope," he ended, "that you'll
catch cold. Doyou know about Shiloh's have a 111010 bountiful Christmas
Consumption Cure, Cure, the Lung Tonic, and ncr 1114111 fell to the lot of a young friend
what it has done for to many? It is said of mine lust year.
to be the only reliable remedy for all ' "Ile, poor chap, was slopping at a
diseases of the air passages in children, (heap New 'York hoarding house, and
It is absolutely harmleu and pleasant to on (.thrist tans Day, after he had eaten
take. itisguarantecdtocureoryourmoney a turlu!y neck, a potato and a splinter
u returned. The price is 25c, per boule, of sodden mince pie, 1)10 laaudln.ly
and all dealers in medicine sell 314 said to 111111, (IA he rol+e just RS the weak
S0 coffee , was brought on:
11 10 "' Ohdon't leave the table, Mr.Smith,,,
This remedy should he in every householder "'I must, ma'am,' said Smith, grimly,
'It.'s lural 7'0011, 61141 my teeth are not
"Invalid Crawl" the i.atest Walk, n'lmt they used to be.'"
(Philadelphia Telegraph.)
:11as! Senn,lody in Ems hind 51•itI
nothing better to do has invented a 118(5'
(walk, and it is being taken up lure. At
the sI nit of preel ice n girl must tie
weights to the bottom of her skirt, In
walking she must appear to he so Teary
1hnt she seurcely can drng One foot after
nmol her, 1 to steps must be Ion:! 1)13(1
creepy, withal the slightest hint of on•
ergo. Thus walks 1)111'(11 Alexandl•u, who
idds n slight limp, ns she has been bone
sine( infancy, It is hinted the languid
()remolds were designed 10 bide that
foot. (towns !hist Le of stuff that
gives It (tinging (fleet; then the slow,
long seep, 1wit1 tt bending of the neck nt
every stride, will be the moot tffcelive.
Nurses' and
others' Treasure
-safest regulator for hnby, Prevents
colic and vomiting -gives healthful rest
--cures diarrhoea without the harmful
effects of medicines containing opium
or other injurious drugs, 42
Cures 25c. -at dlllg•stores.
National Drug Fe Chem.
Diarrhoeaiutico„ Limited,
Montreal.
No Death Penalty in Russia.
The statement may appear surprising,
In view of the net Ind I'rellueney of the
death penalty in Russia, that there is
110 capital punishment there tinder regu-
lar how. 'Co inflict death on political
offenders the pru1tiee is In deplore 7111)r•
Iiul 11)1w and try prisoners before mill. Chief Joy of the Sermon,
11113' commissions. :1 nntnriuns rriminnl, (Philndolpbla Preis.)
famous for the number of 1111((14'(5 he has
3i1sa Jenke-I don't goo why you consider
ft)utlnitled, is now under arrest, hitt 115 It e. pleasure to hear tion preach. I under-
lie is tt non-political offender, he cannot and bo always talks about fire and brim-
! hanged, Ihlssion •jnriaprndenee is n ston1'.
ilrl11(38 mixture of lenity and barbarism, Mlss 1'nrrasy-Exclly', and 11.1.9.such apletu+-
- an It inmi'x N 4'w + tire to think of what's 111 (.tore for some
peuplo yon know.
TRADE MARK pLGliri 8cu,
Ointment quickly cures Itching Piles, Eczeota, aid
other skin troubles,
Len Corrigan, 475 Ferguson Ave., N, Hamilttda. ,
had Enema since childhood. He conaslted
tpecia!ifts-lay weeks and weeks in hospitals -
anti despaired of ever getting better.
"i Mouth( hfria would be lm.teoIAer rerrtrdia1
.lad Ined,11 he writes, "but, to my deli,hl, o few
hours aflrr the fin" ajltlrcalmon I fell g,val r'eiirj
111145 tot ked ri oodn s./or me,"
Don't put it off --get a box of Mira Ointment
al once and he relieved. Price 50c.--6 for $2.50.
At druggils'-or from The Chemists' Co, d
Canada, limited. Hamilton -Toronto,
New Kind of "Leather."
'Phey are Working shoddy (cathed in
New fork city now. It is worso than
shoddy wool. They buy up all the old
boots and oboes and throw thein into a
machine which grinds them into a coarse
powder. This powder the man, who is
entitled to 0 medal mole from 11)9 own
product, calixes with about '10 per cent.
of melted Inuia rubber, and the mixture
is pressed out thin under huge rollers
applying 0 pressure of 10,000 pounds to
the square foot. The composition is col-
ored afterward and put on the market.--
Pi11sbur;; Dispatch.
4-I
ITCH
Mange, Pralrlo Scratches and every form of
contagious itch on human or animals cured
in 30 min':toe by Wolford's Sanitary Lotion,
It newor falls. Sold by druggists,
4•♦
ASK YOU DEALER FOR
Duchess and Priscilla Fine Hosiery For Ladies
Rock Rib and Hercules School Hose
Strong as Gibraltar Limit of Strength
Princess Egyptian Lisle For Children's Fine Dress
Little Darling and Little Pet For Infants
Lambs' Wool and Sill: Tips All Wool
Fine Hosiery Mantilaotured for the Wholesale Trade by the
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r_.xaroncmrnv"emlea
P4 1:q..1. 0 R '$.dt H Q,1ar W A X
Ark for ,
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ASYLUMS, ETC.
Made of High Carbon WIre,-wo'11 prove it to you, COILED -not erlmped, Tb1a
makes It still stronger in service. It stays taut, Painted WUITIH ovor heavy
T.>B>E PAGE WIR$ VENCE COMPANY, LIMITED,
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a1Nurvillo, Toronto, Montreal, Ste John; Wilanipod
ipdt*r Setoo!
INTERNATIONAL LESSON I,--MARCII
31, 1(307,
Jacu;.'s Vision and God's Promise,-Gon.
1,,5, 10.22,
( )illttl)':Il;ll'r.- 1. I°lII(' sends ,1111(11 ll,
111,0;'u (\s, 14.0), I,n,'lllli0se.,11 1,l
It0II„k;11,' desire HMI 11,11(11'111 111;: e',.;tnl•
ill" 1,l lilt' la: Orr .1111',11111111 III :;(aiding his
sea to 11;11;1:1 111 laity 11 lvite (1'0111 among
their (1',vil kindred, ''. I'a1LIil nrnln The
null,' licquectly gil'I:l 11, (1' 'otIIIIl,v
104: Is.t„eel! the 1igril ,1141 Itiupllrate
The same 1'rgju11 I, III:iU t t11ed
11hsn0ulainia. Horan sur 1'h;lrran), 1111
city 1,i `;;Ihw, \riltrl 140h,'l:Ill; relatives
era,, Iuialcd Mels. The jrnrney
from Iteer''Ieba to Horan leads in a
n„rlh;'rl,y (,I((1(In through Canaan,
1lira, crossing the J11•(;3tla, it leads
IIII',Illgll 1411,';III, 11;1,11:111 111141 1);IIIIa-20'11.,
(1 .\Ii.;opotaniia, The di;Illnce tea; pro-
hnhly l(lwcri .10(1 and 1151) mill,. :1.
6(I .Illui+,hly 1111.,, 1110' 1III)II V, "I':I
:slim: Lei." I his divine Il;lull is (1e same
that ander a 112111 Je1"4111 appeared
to .11;1;111;tn1 11'111';) 111 in.,t Hated the 1.1)r -
'maid of circumcision (chap. I.4, I), mill
i1, 1:125 u,une I ;1,l' IIw in'ukli 01, J;1:u1)
the blessing, there promised 11, :Hire•
hang, Terry, '1 hat thud n'.t,yest he a
multitude-. OI', 11 enllgl•',O(inn, 1111 ll,•
00,'11,1'. Ilea i, a pl0p)111'y and promise
lun'll 1,l toe living God, -Ibid.
11. (;1,11 speak, to Jienh inn 111'03011
11s. 10-15).
111, ,1aro1 (veal 11'' went \t'ilhunl a
s'lrant (1r any accommodations, except.
;1 ,(Siff ((1 1. Nxxii, Ill); on foot and
;slum' Ile pursn14 1,i; solitary jhul'u'y.
„Nor can we doubt that he wits in\I•v'II-
ly pained with the 4i,iling3 of his I':litll-
Iul conr'rieuce," Bosh. 1I. .1 rennin
place -Neut. Luz I4. 1111, 'I hi:1 Iia; be -
14\1111 fifty-fi14e and sixty miles nhrlh
east of ilt'1'I'•,lel'll;l, I1 must 11)1'e bl'('ll
he 141 hums. .1 he (;ale.: of the Illy waw'
probal.Iy 'lo.ed f'.1 the night, )4'1'01(1 he
vu, able to renal Luz, and thus he was
1•urIltl to remain iii the open field during
the night. `1,u was set - 1 h.! gale, of
01" rily 4'(1'1 II0'I1I 111 the sot lilt:; (I
the sun, 11111 this May lu'r11y mean that
it 11,':13 1,110 anti lfllr'ftlt 1111(4' 1111' ,latah
L(, still', 11)14 of (1e y1.01" (11 1'.) -
"'I'his lv;li p1, h3rd,lip for Womb, as the
ti'liatts du tie swine thing every might,"
":sleeping on the ground in the open ;fir,
where there i , nut (.4 en a bush for s11(I-
ter, i; n (minnow thin;,'," Hall. "A pd.
loo of stone l4); but as outward expres-
sion of Ja1uh's fellings aL this lime. Ile
was alone, pour, banished, undefended,
%4'ith a long and dangerous juln'il'y hr
for,' Kiln anaosg hostile trill's, and with
1111 uneasy 'un-lit'uct, 11ut all this was
leading (lint to God, for in this night of
dal lima he called upon (1041 in hi., ,12.14
Orsi (chap, ;t;), ;l), 1)ften front a pill,)w
of stone' come the brightest visions of
1 lie soul, Nrnn► weariness, pail', and
Iruull:e arise the slops that I'au to hea-
ven, ' - I'eln1'tet,, Lay down in 111311, place
--"Nu nue runt get much out. of this
world who requires Hutch in it. The el•
lemitsale lilt' that must have it, 1)'d of
down and silken coverlet, it 4 .\Iorri 1
Chair (Jud l,'l'el slippers, i, not the life
to which Uod elle give Ili, best 11k'.ssing:)
Trail' ).ourself l0 13tre fcty physical
wants, 1.1, Ix' ind(pl'nd(nl of 'irmulll-
81;1111:en, null yon triIl hare 111)1) fur caul•
nnUliom with (io41, and 1'00111 fur angel
1'i1111114, and ('llt'1•gy to 11111'). their be-
hests,"
12,- -11) dreamed. -1;od has frequentlyappeared in dreams sincie Jacob's time.
:1 ladder -The design of the ,ladder was,
1. To show that (;,,,1 was 4vatvhiug over
and rIgnlaring all things, 2, it pointed
out the chase 4nn'ttiun .bet wevu heaven
and earth, 3, (ill was it type of l:hrist,
"Jesus Christ is the grand cllulecling
medium between haven and earth, 111171
11e111'1'011 (11111 111141 1111111. 1l,y' hint Clod
001110~ (1011'11 to nllut; 1111•0llgll hint Iran
11se011Qy to (Iod,'' 01111 origin of the
('l0'istian 'life I; frons heaven, The true
life has novoys visions and ideals reach-
ing f,i1 beyond our present state." 11''
should be always climbing upward; and
the rising will be step by step, .ligels
1,l' Coed tvtluld leach 'bleu') the 001,-
Ileetnl'' a1)11 living intercourse between
1413(4(3) and 1111-111, The angels descend-
ing designate the rlydlntiuls, the words
and promises of that; the ascending an-
gels tndieale faith, confession, and pray-
'r.-- Llulge. Jacob had thought himself
1; fit. anddefenseless. the vision 1018 -
tors armies for his safety. 1l' hail been
conscious of but little connection with
heaven; the vision shows hien 11. path
from hire very side right into its depths,
-Jlacllu'n.
13. Stood above iL---From Jacob's lad-
der 440 receive the first definite intima-
tion that beyond "Sheol," heaven i9 the
loane of man, -Lange, To thee wi11 1.
give it -Of all the desee11dmits of 41bra-
11 s ilio
unu "Jacob lull been I selected n
11111! in whose blit! the coveifl1nt blessings
,hallkl flow."
1.1. And thy heed, etc. -Tete old pru111-
is•,! Init(10 tti A.brahant about 150 yak's
)'tare:, this (Gen, xiii. 14-17; xv, Hi) is
here renewed. Of the earth -The ex-
prl''tsie11 points 1,0 elle world-wide 11111•
v':'- tlity of the kingdom of the seed of
:Il)rohanl.-111n•p)ly. The fntfibnent of
this 4'118 in (10411)4 (:1:1.2141, In C111i11, W1u)
(10340011;1e(t ,from ,1aeo1) according to the
flesh. shall all the nations of the earth
lee blessed.
1 nm vilb'th(e, ole, -"1. will direct,,
help. and slippurt, thee in a peculiar man-
ner." ]le is assured trot he trill not be
east nwny from the presence of Goll,
111. 'Jacob vows titan the Lord (vs. 16-
''21. 16, The Lord is in this place -God
has mn(le this place his peculiar resi•
• d'ot'e,--Clare:e, Goal is often ,very near
\viten the trial is Most severe, and it
seems to us that leo hug• forsaken tin en-
tirely. 17, Ile 1118 11flnid-J110ob had
'finned and be knew it, and therefore was
in 110 condition' to meet God. "Ilia heart
14014 not at Menta 11, the presence of God;
111)1' ('1111 any iteart; ile so until it has
been thoroughly etttptied and broken" -
C. IT. M. l fow dreadful -Awe-inspiring,
commonly rendered fearful al' terrible. -
.111001111H. TO he in the prl1ellr' of (;o11
dreadful Illing fora sinner, 'l'hn
lions'. of Bull In what ever pl00( 1.1)) 50111
of 1113111 fnr'IH Ihl' 111'05011" and Pulver of
Gr171, there is 1 he honey of God, 'Trapp.
The gate of heaven Alluding to the
holder he h;11 1lee11 111 his dream. A gale
1's :in mit and if ,1ngel$ 11414111 ascend
on this hl(lller and enter heat en, it poor,
Ilialrc(1e,l shutter alight ; ho ,1;10011 Ilcrillcll
neat he 01')1!1 alrnrllingll, for 141,111) w1,
ore hint entering in, Is. Set it up ---Ito
0130'11 the 4010' 111 101 erect 11)4,(Itl0)1, "ill!
IIII'llell 1111' p11101%• Illlu a pill;(r," 'Tile
:+1(111' 44'11; 11 lla'Inl1'nll. "1'.1'1'1'1' (;III'I14llllll
14111414111 :tot 110 memorial stones in his life
+11(0!41 record the groat hl'1114n!gh (loll
hc.;lowc,l upon Milo:" l'eas'h oil
Thos consecrating it In Cid, so that it
might he cln,id(rrd ;1,l 1111111% Jenny'
40'11.0 nllerw:lyd ,11111114 returnee! to this
place and buil( 11 permanent altar. I0,
I1cl h i'1
"House of I lull. The origiunl
110 m1' was Luz; but .(((b named the
pin'' 1)11)41, Abraham 1)11311 111, altar
here when he some front Masan,
!It,, ,Incuh volved 11 volt' A vow is Il
,;ol(11111 promise by wlii1'11 a nun hinds)
Ilimseif to perform certain nets, 11'11114
4:11111 1;l11l1. 1(1 Bet 11e1 he 141'5 ,1n mllenn•
1 I
dell 1311111, 11 all h' 44'31:+ not converted
4'11211 111 tray errcuing, I;IHI savr5 111(11
when 1.110, are \Tide awake. According
11, the 1ii111r plan n1 person is (nnvcrll4l
witIt'oil tl•1111 I.1'le'lltitllee, confession and
faith. 1)141 ,Jacob repent, at this time?
II seems clear that 111diel , 1'1:1,•,, (after•
1'r:1111 he d,'•;;0',1 to r(filln to 110Ih'I :Intl
Mild 1111 1;1)11' In 1114' 1;1,d 40)14) lul,rvcred
Niru in the 711114 of 1i, "distress" ((1)11.
X\\V. 3). From II(is 00 5'e, 1. That he
way in "dill ITSS" .101 10111 'gouty tint•
r1t4'' II1. ('11', vii, 111) on accuaut of his
,:ins,2. II( )1(11)(1 1,11 the Lord and );od
"nnww'r)il" hint. 'Plus God's appearing
to hits was the rl'9ulL of Curliest prayer
un 111-4 p:u'I. :1. J111.01 );ave himself to
1:041 and tool: the Lord 11, b( his (toll
(v. '11!. .1. Ile even promised to girl' to
(2011 ;I tl'nlh of all that l;wl alight give
Milo, \14', here in ample proof of his
emiVersion; for when 11 1'0110ntau1, 11030.1.
040)300 Ihuti to 1;01I, 111111 lullkI.; Ili; 1-1,1V
11, l lI 31, ,fa(0)1 Ilial, the Lord is always
really to save. If (;1,d, )Ir. .1 better
rendering is, "sine' Cull." Illy words are
not to be run:(!41rr'(l 1,5 inlpiyin!; al 1101411,
He (1111 11(11 IliItlIte I'ru113 111 lid, 1111
merely h'e11_'Ilizl'll the (Teat promises (;1111
had made Ilial; he really slid 111111. inas-
much II; 1;111 11)11 Ilrl)IIII,o'I to sustain
and keel, hint, therefor' In. 101111171 give
himself to God )111(1 his h11.1'il',',
J:;, (11111':; house --:1 pinct! sacred to the
111(IIIol'r of 11)411'5 p1''1e11e(, ,iaco1ll1). '1111'
1(.111 11 .1s Abraham 1(11 done Wen. sir,
211),
:11'1'1,1(':1'I'IIINS.
L Jacob's ladder as al type of Christ.
"Jacob, ,llt•eanled, and behold a ladder"
(vs, 10.12). 'Phis vision i; for u; as real-
ly as for Jacob, it \vasa picture of the
patriarch's life, but it trite; 3l type 1,l•
the incarnation. 1t represents Jl':Its,
...rho way,' (,loin Nil,. 11), The new lural
living way (Ileb. N. 20); the way of
communication between sinful 111011 311111
11 holy (1011, A company o►' shipwrecked
sailors 031141 011 the coast of Scotland at
the foot of It high precipice, where the
water would have broken their vessel
1111(1 llrotyacd theta, found a ladder hang-
ing down the cliff, which they reached
from the ship's 1111151 1111(1 by which they
scapc(1 to safety. Christ in the way o1'
lion from danger and death, ,Ine-
ob'1 ladder 1011011es 1,a some lesson; f1(1111
1. Its appearame. (a) It, rose out of
Ie darkness, "Jacob 4•ent out front Beer-
s ielm"
acer•slcba" (v. 10), 'l'hree days bef(r' 1114114)
had kissed his mother for the last time
and left his Monte for the first time,
fleeing from the vengeance 1,1' his broth-
' Esau, (1)) 11 Iva14 1111 nnsw'r 10 pray•
01;' "Jacob/11..111y (1011'11 in that place 10
sleep" (vs, 10, 11). In danger fro tomb -
laws, in peril from wild' beads; ,1141) s1,
its from home 1)111 his brother alight
pursue and over take hint, this fugitive
coned 1101 have lain "down in that place
to sleep" if prayer had not brought
1)0000.
2; Its position, (n) It tens "set up elf
the earth" (v. 12), The Otte "JIl'tlintur
between Cod and men, the 1111111 Chris).
Jesus" (1 Tim. 11, 5), i5 the only Ionnds-
lion of our 101111. Ile trim for thirty-
three years glorified Cod "o1, ilio earth"
(John xvii. 9) is the point of 011r de.
'nature to glory, (b) ''The top of it
reached to heaven" (v. '12), 'I'lle (11111•
true ladder is the one that r03cht, 1111
sky, Ladders of human hope reach such
it little tvity, 1 young maul full of am-
bitious dreams 1118 11Sl:ciI by his teach-
er, "11'hat thou?" "1V11y, 1 shall finish
my education lltlll begin life 11•i111 bril-
liant prospects," "11'hitt, then?" ''1 shall
choose a profession and have a splendid
practice" "1Vha1 thea:'" "I shall marry
and selt(e down.' "11'11111 then?" "f shall
be rich and famous 11101 enjoy lift',"
"11That teen?" ".I shall grow old and luke
things easy i" "11'lult then?" 11'hy, 1.
suppose 1 must die." "117hat then?" The
young 2142114', ince grew pale, .Ills in41d'r
did not tench 11e sky, 1)cies yours?"
3. Its glory. (a) "'1'110 angels of lend
ns'rnding` and d"ren41in;; upon it" (v.
12). Not descending and ascending, nt-
die tting 11 tr11113i('llt visit, bill: "ascend -
big and descending," for the home and
mini 4113 of II )gc111 2s bore, 11111 yonder.
J'lmir 41141114 11,'' 10 II)lIV(1It, 01')'14 111'(
sent forth 1.0 minister to (base who shall
110 heirs of solvation (Ilett, i. 1-1), 'I hey
encamp about 14.4 to deliver its (Psi',
xXxir, 7): rescue ns frau; (lltthtr, (Art
y, 11); xii. 7); direct 111) ill 0111' wul'1:
(:10114 )iti. 2(1, N. 7); allay our fears
(A't,4 NX\ii, 2:1, 21); watch 20111' t'ic1or21;
(1, curt iv, 1,1•1 1) ; comfort IIS 1)1 (h( Iuv14
of loud hill': (ActS i. II). I1)) "'('be Lord
stood above it'' (v, 13). "The Lord," the
Jchuvuh, the ' 1 nal'' (t•, 1:l), Lhe angel of
the covenant, stood there not to eliarge
with guilt, but to covenant in grace;
not
1.1,1 punish; bot to promise, .1101 Ihr
seven promises (Jud gave exnetl• Tillett
Jaelb's forlorn condition: 1, lie had Sill.
fled. Ile had cheated i1, 'toying the
birthright from his brother, he 11101 lie•
eel'ed i1, seeking the birthright from his
father, Clod premised, "Tho land where-
on thou liest, to thee will 1 give 11, 111111
Lti thy seed; and th,e seed shall be a3
the dust of the earth" (vs, 1:1, 1.4). 9,
lie 141114 p0(1', Ile left hoatr, without even
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of clothing, (;1441 proinked,
'Hhou slant spread abroad to the west,
x111 to the east, and to the north, 10111 to
the smith" (v. 1.1), 11, Ile 4•14; hnnu'h'
11" 4;114 leaving home at tlo bidding o
his (111101• Irl "1111:1 hint a wife" among
his relations in 11 far enumlry 21;0'11:
14X4131, 1.111, (lull promised, "111 tiler a:,I
hei0 illy seed shall all the Loutili/s; of the
earth le hle,se41" (v. 1.11. 1, He 4a;
alone. 111 %vase wililint friend,. God
sail, "11(.10111, I lou 4'itl Oise' (4, 1;').
2. 1.11 tv,t., expo -4 d, I),:ug.'r It:rt:411'Il 1
him. (1011 promi;(ti, "1.. , I4 ill ,1;1'111 Thee
ill 11!I 1131001'; whit her than goest" v.
1;, 11c Iva:, a 4'11ul(r(r, Gull proiui;ell.
"I.... wit bring thee again into this
land," i, Ile was., defeat((1. Gull prim -
11411, "1 w111 not )ray' ( sec" iv. 15).
Il..larlh
;Is a type of other 11111!. 1311
Ile 443(14 ('tn•(rainell 10 1'0 ).rni%c 1110
MT -1'1100 1,1' (4141. "'url'ly Ilse ltd 1; in
1111101'; ((ltd 1 know it nal" Ir.
11)) 111. linked the ho1...)' of (loll and the
(4')111 of iwovell, (C) Ile rr'nlui'14' l End's
011(2141, 111 set 111) a pilon', Ile 14uIe4l n
4,1w. 11e offered) "the ten!h." T11 (10'
(:1111.`11 Ian it is :1 jay 14) het 11-1114 a ;1110
(1'1
w1mk 100' til) Lurd'1 work,
ELECTION IS VALID,
Judge at London so Rules in
Against an Alderman.
I andon, (►1,l,, de -patch: Judge 311'
holt hwldod down his judgment 1111
afternoon in the case brought against
Case
11d. (;lu•ratt by ex -:\Id, . llu,truug,
chaining the election of the defendant
claiming the election of the teisn,1rnl
six weeks before the nomination. '.I'he
action is dismissed, without cuss;, 'I'lle
judgment declares that the ('ity Clerk
did right in accepting Jho declaration,
his position being ministerial and not
judicial. ]t is further held that the ir-
regularity was, 1,t most, one which did
not affect the result of the election,
10TEftR'S GRATITUDE
10 ZAM-BUK
IT CURED ITER BOY OF PAINFUL
SORES.
Nothing i; more tlnpl'asltul to the rye
and more painful to the sufferer than
boil.; awl ulcers; -1t. this period of the
3('111. hinny 14,114110 14111110 Ili lit ply frh::t
these painful outbrcnk;. \Then boils,
ulcers, ((1'„ occur on children it is pitiful
l0 see the little ou'1'sufl'or,
`ti's, I?, Holmes, of :1(1 Guise street,
Hamilton, i3 grateful for %vital. /,Hitt -111,1:
11141 for her lit Ile Lay 14'1'1 in this piti-
ful plight, She says: "I wish to express
my gratitude for 1Iit ben'I'it. Illy child
received from your fi111W11S /anl•Ilul:
11111011, 110 suffered from spring eruptions
and then boils broke out on his noel:,
I tried blood purifying remedies, salves
and ointments of all kinds, but nothing
seemed to do )lint the desired good, The.
buil, got 14'urs1 and became so Ioathsoflul
null nosliglltly (hitt T could not send hint
to school as :+01111? 1,t' the boils anti
ulr(!r: could not cnuveni'nlly bo 001•ere1.
:1b0111, t.bi3 lino 11 sample box of Zutn-
Motu \4311 gjv(n to hint, and 4'e tried it.
The small sample did lila 11 little good,
s1 1 hnnglit 1 ,ill cent box. The result
Oras really amazing. inside a 1V0011's
(1 1110 111 1101114 had ))guilt 10 dry l) 111111
ill a very -horl lila' indeed every nae
1,l ,11.111 4'111 Ileal"d,"
Z111e•1flll: 13 11 Slu'(')t:';' i)141) (1)' (e/,1'11111,
111.11111 ,11'1'.14, rillg(V0l'lll, poisoned 4'(1111111.
chronic 1,l"r., 0h11pp11I 11111171,, w'llpti"lls
and pnslIlles 41111 to blond poison, ell'.
1 stuOs bleeding, and '110;, P'1' ' I.
1uht, ell', Is 11111l+eplit; an excellent
"11114)•l;yery hoots 1111(1 farmstead
411011111 have its hu? of 7,lu11•ltul:, :\II
druggists and 1411)1014 at .fill emits 0 'box,
or from llun 13u1:(.m,, 'Toronto, fur price;
0 boxes for 11+2 ,l), Send le stamp for
trial box,
•4't
]lugs that curl up (18111 be k'pt dlnl,u
by fastening pieces of'nrrligated rubber
lit 1'11011 'ullier, The rubber should 'x•
tend about seven of eight inches along
the rug 1101'9 can In. bored in the
rubber, 4'11101 'Jul lien ile selrn through
Lilo (dale.
PROGRESSIVE SWEDEN,
I Electric Power Being Rapidly Developed
From Iver Water Courses,
'1 I ,' ..:s‘c111-11 state rllilll'livt , 11 tial ion.
:11 4;,)r'vpri'+e, 1;81'0 ordered for ueli4'(ry
ill !;I;I,y I )111: I'1,'„1,l 'l ll r,, k url11
001; ,i 1.‘ p,sr,'ll('I' r;14(1'14, worth
31 ' 0•' 1.11, ,ill 1 ;141 (;'eight ',4;13141414, lo
11'.3 ,:n;„1,0,111; 3)1 1111, '1,1i3:2,1.1!11 wull11 of
1,111111L, -10,•1%. 1'31,-'110!('1' 11x1(,'• Ia,'I"t'.I ,•
ell ''i'' 'Irr,iiI la+l 0, ;41'1' ..‘111,i. the
11',troth,. e\cet111.4I h1l1 111or4 that
i in', \ c,,rs 114 'ln,etluinee 01 1111
1'.1'ri•t , 11111110111 4 4l IIni11.11•I;,I ail id) y,
Ili' )`11/01:11,1)111 r,11'r0^)) 111(11141 1,1 1111
1.1.11 ion Time-,
TH. tlt:',,ti, 0 of \v)lot' 1110,1 r in ;•4'1'(1•
1•1i i, t''1')• 1111114. -lin; . Polly competent
emit 0,.r. 'ay 1 11 1 there is )4ail,,ble at
11,1' pre,,' )1 time 9.111)(I,INa) halsl'-pu4•('1'.
and that 1' regulating the 1:11:1',
10:1101'4)1', t;li,, (',III cnut,'nielltl',• hl' ill•
cl'eas:',1 to ;l,ylltl,(111111 ise•p')lrer•, wit hoot
,Vin,: •mulle1' rivers11111 fall \4'112111
(tel ••p44i;11 difficulties in their 31413i111 11-
(Hi
il tta-
(1c11 1,; 13'10011 sue inaccessible fl•'1111 the
line; 1'1 moot;lull0311inu. The falls Ore
11 ,: .1t :11'Iall0 11'1,14 1(1g11. averapill1 ll'sh
111,11: (1114• fe,'I, loll the volumes of %vo-
ter :Ir:' fairly ):r,l;l, and very 01.Il5:taut,
L:1-1 •;,rile; the sunt of :`I,:;70,0;10 11':1.s
01rc.''1 1,t the disposal of the State 11)11-
4,34 ;t l(iiI1k11'0tio;l by isle 1 i',sdt" for
1)1, I'I'reha•e of waterfalls, 1,"1111' 2 ,•-•
!' r•' 1,3,41') 14111 he devoted to (1ri11( 0
111" t'"I III; I.4• electricity, Pre; it11.;ly, in
i!(' ,' int( r t•tf itati•(!li, s.'4cr:1.l prominent
1.-11 r,li1.11"1s engineers visilr(1 Schen.
Pittshnrg ;1101 ((11(0)' ,1r11(rie:111
'.•0111, for lln!llnfa(t)lrillg electro' 3111(1
4U(\ III;IO;IIIIt'1'1
l' ile. early dal.; of State railroading
i.. ; 40)•'le!1 ;1)1 the 1 o1 ,1 ire; were blade
in 1I,Irt'!u'•;0 , England; liter 1,14 ,.0111)I
%tort mui,' in Ilerliu, and, 'ix year- ago
4"'•1'1' onit'1''tI f+''1111 141e1:1,1o111I,
1a,
1
1110 11'.,lFo.clr4;rir 1'''''' is de -
0 ,41.''11 in ti1to110'11 Iha1 c:)ultlrc will ,rill
11111(:0; ! 0,,:11 (1'0111 l'.11,3.3 1:1 MI I1) .,2110,11 • the
inert a' ell (Ionian 1 for 1'1141 f"r sili'lping till 1 ;;1,t down -( lute 1 wits in heel
;11111 1,11301' 111111) t,' 1'1' 4:;111'11 'll'•; 1'1'1)14 1o(• six Ivv,'ks, I had i 1')4llc;llllaliull
c:011101 I'e l'.;II'l4)Iill(Iv 0,111. of doctors, and 11'4' -aid they could
It Ii;t b'o'a t'• 2141411111 that ill the 11".t0' do nothing tots' for 1111., '1'10,11 I ,tart•
111!111'0 ti\'.'r11r:)
will 1'-0 the following. 1'd to use l's,vellllll'. 1 tool: the Ilhvllt'Inl'
1 I'',';:11' !1'.4000: fol' 11101'0 113111 11 year. It l'l't't1Iillll' did
Inhalers for 1110, 1 )Jul now as strong
a, I 11'31- lil1')r' 111\' ,1('knes.,,
'\ll!-. 11, 11(11'1;,
"•Jlorpelh, (hat,"
1''\'t'lline, l,runoutie(,1 -i-keen, 314 1111!
rrrutlt of tunic. building up the 4ys-
len), incrr:Ioing the appetite, purity-
ing' the blood, aid.; 41lg1-,tion, and acts
directly upon the throat and lune,
giving tune wed rigor to the entire
systelm. At all J1nggiht1, ,2Oc 30141 $1,
or 1)r, 'i', 't, ) lcx'unl, 1.inlitcll, 1711 King
street 4r'a, '1'1,0)10),,
DOCTORS USING
PATENT MLDICINES 1
The Honest Physician is Anxious to Cure
and Uses the Best Available
Medicines.
NI' 1111 •I':i* !' IS 11 1111' II;11 11011• 111'I,)il'
I,,1' 1,11/1)11.1,,11 1',11111111.111 1,11' 11u' 1'4,'
ell l;l I Intl of the 111:111111;I.') 111'(' ;11111 sale
mI p;llelll. 1rll
oiu ilfary u.11i,'ine, is
111)! t1I 1111' p0 10.3110, IIIIp,t11.311111', 31101 1,
receiving it gl'Itit 114'111 of attention, not
uuly by the prullrit'tur)' lut•tli''lut' !mime
lam uter-, but oho h',' 11:1 retail and
0l40Jtsa}e druggi,.,, 1'.1,•1)' lt.0nolo,
tearer of relial, 111411 high ILses re-
medies welcome, the hill as n sl': i11
the rirthl direction. The Ili -;a(-,20111 1111;
bought out floe 1,4'1 that the host ph4•
0X2111114 11) ('311111,;,1 that all 1)0' c'11111111111
apprin0 of and 11rc,t:ih'c 1'.41112:3' in
('1130, of til' 1)11,1 ilit110,Id/ (i(:natter,
111 it recent iii') IIIc' 4i1 very rel'iull14
throat lural 11111)' trouble t.1)' 01)10111 had
been using J',ycliiti;'. Two Punting I:like )
Stall(', specialist., 443'(1! ''11!I-.Stltl lit in
ad11113 )11 1.0 (14"0 'nlinent llln:'ILlil1, p)1)'•
siciwl', Upon learning It baa the patient
was 11:41)11', 11 sample of 1'syi11ne 11',114
taken Joel analyzed, 1411)1 t!1,' result that,
the physicians ndviscd its: continuance.
'1'110y prescribed no ape's nit,l,'iue hilt
1',ycIia'. With tb1 1'c -lilt tint the pa-
tient has fully recovei,.'tt 311)11 i, ;t
splendid walking and talking adver-
tisement for the wou111'lfill t'ura(ive
p0\vcr of a r'Jn'1ly that will "stand
up" before the kconc,t professional
criticism and analysis, :11'; a builder
up of the syl,tent and restoring all
4111104 cued}t}o11s, I's)"rhir.0 11111; 1411
('final and the best )114d most 4.311lle,t
physical's I.1'I.Y)glllze this fact, "At
the age of 25 Illy lungs %vi'l'e 111 11
terrible state. 1. had Ill grippe 11e
year before; it settled 1,11 my lung;
and 1 kept steadily growing wars'
11.: I , r rail;ua11•. I t '.
!'Iu.l::Illi" 011)31lail:'! ,Iib•;:incl',
Iron ;011 010:1 sm'!ting .. ..
\11,1',1. pull) and paper lil;llinfat.-
1 la'lu (3(1 inuoslr1014 c:0'hi'Ie,
SIII:dry l'11•pr,se, , . . . , , . .
'Ir.l ....
1110,1;410
:11111,(100
200,110
200.)1011
150.000
50,1100
'1'1,:111 11.1 1f 1')41)Iil' polder 1,5011,0110
I'd.' great volume, equal to 1,Sll0,u00
h(:s'•11ow0y on the edible shafts, 'mild
)alt; 141 nle1 by 1h' water }lower now
ilnhl0, Su:11 after regulating the \Valo1'
•' w011:41 still he left- for 11•'
2.1111II,ll0ll 11';t•..I.-power. Tempted by this
:01'0)1 supple 1f (•11'01)) 1",w(1', i01higpers
110(% e,na11!i<II 100;:0 factories: in `w'11en.
I'll(' t•:'l311(l1,1u110111 of 1'1:141;')1 elect}1
`11)111111, (0110 3)1111 tel' ))04'0' is sl)
!:00 0311 1113(), incli;liug -talion: 111)10
rt rel} 1,r ('+'r 4rhi0h cap1(1,1 is already
itnhlu!(dt :14 10(3 3s 14Int10m; prujr'ledl
e1311.,laer,'d pail tical 1111,11' 143 not a
141110'' '.13' ' 11 1110 slop'; 0.31.1, 01' 1'(.14),
wlIicll 34 tint within 1,r 1)401' to the
sphere'., 01 11tirity of 11)) %%IOW!" p11•)r
sl11i;;i,,
The Stale institution, for ag1ic111tnral
10(1 inn nod•resear(11 in 11e 14111111 1f
Swede'', at. .lhlarp, near 11)( 1)oiii;lt
Sound, 11:1. proved t1::!I 'el(tric'ity 'an
be 11141111 111•:10Ii(ally aV301111)l0 for 11)110
(0110)1)1 purposes by putting up all elec.
(rival 1411)111 provided with Windmills,
14112(111 give 1110 power rcyuirctl for steam
plowing, for reaping and 1biiv,hing ma -
'dillies for dairies and for general pltr•
1001 -. 11'11111 111001' i; wind al the time
11;1 i r,\4e1' is: wrrlu2r'd, the (41(4')13' )rower
is used directly: why" t1)( 43 01 is strong
wlli!l' 1)11 p0101'!• 141 I't'(lllil•1'1!, 11( ('llrrl'llt
i. 1)1,1(11 1)1 !1('tnunlnt1r., If find 0111
3(e(Uu111131 1,I1 butte fail. the institution
falls I;nek 1111011 ihr wins 112 tle 11(111'(,1
('01111'111 p0 'r station,
I;rid(nllt `ltrrdr)1 is not losing' her
energy 111111 )urogres40l•e0ess, but, 1111 t1)(
(4:!) rm•y , is increasing 1(1)11), 141)1'1 -1e
I011, 1120urcc,( (001(1 Nnr4•lly,
HURRY FUNERALS.
Instructions That Sometimes Surprise a
City Undertaker.
"Life 811d dealt boils nye strenuous i1,
A0\v furl:," said en uudertnkrr, "110
AIDS TREE PIA
NIERS.
ONTARIO GOVERNMENT SUPPT,IES
TREES UNDER CONDITIONS,
The Ontario Provincial Government
has instituted a r;l•n)'llati0e scheme for
,:•4i•'tin,t tarn!"1', it: the iwurolt'lInt of
1111'13' wood lots 1)1111 (Ile re-foresting 0t
\'a•.;I1' portions of their farms. Sur}I
1011••11 p cations in('i11de 1a1141 nut f'rti:e
enough for ;;rowing field crops and land
\\ 11011 tllt'I,tgit its nlletttiltn (fol' txa11111le,
31 slurp hillside) ,11' some tether hinll-
rink,(,, cannot ho 0rup}:(d---at all events,
to advantage. Or, to quote their circa- recently helped, whom he loon d
e
l
i
v
e
r
ed
l0•, "tile 1/apartment ,ref1'r, to 111111:0 (runt the hand; of their adversaries., aril
I 4'c are remindful that Jesus Christ
i;:11111Ut1111114 all 1111111 11'llSli' 11(11'111113 4)f
1110 f:!101 1114 ste014 11141141lc,, light, sandy,
14001:14 o1' grace!ly ..p11s, swamp Ian/1,
purtiia3 1f fw'nls 1':;t off by streams 1,r
I;111(3'41•(' 1,l! uit3lb:(: .I1,, 11)011310 till-
age,"
.1 fire=! nor„1'y \t1,, r'=lahlishe)l Qonle.
4'.w', a") at the 1/Mario .1gri'ntlural
College, 'luring the ministry of Ilon,
1(;11:1 1)ry!en, and (f 1112; 31r, E, .1, /a4'•
it z, it cradvate of 14)11. ,.f the hest schools
of forestry on til. continent, has been
pill 111 charge,
II i, 1101%. tbr'e t'1..1,', -3101' t1)( nursery
was sled 0'!, and n large uululler of white
pine. bloc!; locust, tulip 101d other VIJrie•The lvriter of this series of Su'ti'fcs has
12,10 of trips an, 14'14' really for disfrihll'
made 11 ;l1, outlaying rile to avoid
t 1'l ti Ro's'in 3111 reference to religious 1,i tttvra
1''; top) nt t ( 4111 ..., furnish
e (14 )til the eN.eptiun of the fcty conclttdifg
(1121;)1 t.t plant 1 it ::c1'(, in :me >led i WUrd1), and to 1111111 his subjects to nat-
ural p1c'nuuliu;t, or 0) topical and other
any car individual, '1'112; (.ane au oh))
may. however, ))4' 14'111 tothe :'41111. 111 )1 matters of interest. In 1'1010, hu4'eyl't'r
for several 3((411 in-ucr('a';i,11, ', I3' of the wide publicity uceorded by the
t) Ili) 1,, tis„ press to the startling; opinions ill• 11 shock 1111\ '1111 ' Ili( hl I } 1 (
family 1110 asked 1,14 10 Make 3t hurry 110 111e 'spr.,, c!ull,;(,; 11, t1). 4 0111.1 .1'1,,; Itell Imre xen designated
to his nearest railway e1' (''')r•' -s ' tlunl 'Theology," he ventures to ash the iudulg•
juh for the Il.tsun that they had urr,ulr
cd 10 (llil for J':nrop0 1110 (lays 111(01' 11101
1110,' didn't want 10 poslpune 010 00y•
age,
"\Vhnl 4"0)12(1 you think of It \roman
wit() ask'd In have her Ilus!1:1 ,;d 13111 u d
3)1 (liiicl:ly :Is possible on the ground that
a fel• days before his death they hail
agreed 11, a separation and I hat she
would Iil:e to put stwa,0 the (10'1),'(1 h.•
fore (he new'pop'r; heard of their mar-
ital lruuldes't '1'1111 iri (3x,1((113' 411311 11x11•
JIl'llell,
'''1'11.14 Ther' was this ease. .114 elderly
anal, who hall been Jul invalid more titan
11 30111', passed 2111';\'. \\ e 1r1'1'n allkl'd 10
arrange for the funeral on the day of
1100 death, and when 4.e demurred 11010,•
1111'1'1' 41'1114 401114' Illlpol'tmlt, 1'11, -Uel 11'1
Smiles of Life.
Give um the mon with the happy smile,
Who 1;(uglw both In and out,
And harbors not that artful gutlo
Aud tube lulproselons flout.
The man who smiles from worn '1111 bigot
In tiappluc,,4 or woe,
1s 1,01 the 1111111 4.111131) 1101110 111 right
Ills feelings Ivo don't know. ,
For he who laughs with heart and soul
When happy mwuouts be,
1V111 rb(d hbs tears when sorrows loll
Bells of adversity.
Nor do I want the mall who shows
No smile when joys abound;
'1'111, 0111414010 oro his heart no'cr goes
Tu those 111 Borrow found.
11(11 merry me while cur we can
Prefer (0 laugh than cry.
Bereavement comes to every man,
No matter flow wo try.
For happy we can make his life
sly keeping conscience clear,
Avuldlug vain and needless strife
And deeds that rause us fear.
-James Dour.
Prayer,
Lief14e11 c.o.!, our heavenly Father,
14 )10 Last, •'pok4ll lo 11; in many w)l '01.
Sm,d 1111141 clearly by T1y Son • Christ
1'•014- grant that the ears of oto• tinder -
14 1l;'lill! 111:at• be opened 10 that toe 11111y
hear 1II)' \rice, llelp un to de'ognizo
the 4 rice' of I;1)11, and 4hc'u'1huu calleet
n, )i\1' ns grace t1 reply with willing
and I he'lient hearts, sped: Lord, for '1'11y
','1",;,1,l., hear. (111111. 1,h hitch faith in
'Illy wi'llolu 1111)1 '11)01 that whatever
'1'111411 (lost l'otlullrunl we 11)11y Most eager-
ly obey. If Thou dor; call us to surlrn-
(ler'artIlly goods; 11111' 1',e 11'! (telly per-
suaded that 'I'h•y favor and the blessings
which '11211( 1111,1 ill 141„3)' for tilos' 41')10
trust 'Thee are worth f110 more than all.
Life upon u, well 141.10 the Iighl. of Thy
countenance, C Ulna, and grant that like
'1.1 1 'servant Abraham 4•t' 111ay be. ) ers-
041 in 4)111 )4w13 1)111.; ailtl 111111• b1'
ill! Ill,',) 1 4 (114• 1)1111101• (1,331, .!.1111 the
peals( 11 101 1;101') sha11 be Thine forever,
:1141')1.
Honesty.
Pres113 1(t'latl: \u 111.11 saunas :Cont. in
the world, hut is brought into 0(1311io0st
1'.2111 1111 '1cr wi'0nirlg circle, the (3Hire
of \\ !deli is the family. In :111 those 0010-
pl'x relationships 10. i9 being tested. 1f
he k a true 1111111 in the core of his being,
his truth and integrity will manifest
it. -0.11 i1, all his relations and he will
b101 the hall nit11'11 of Uol's gentleman.
.111'." d'feet 1,r taint i1, the inner life will
le:l%e its blight upon the life in all ate
will' ramification-, The psalmist spoke
with a 11'1'0, trite ill,i3ht. 4'11011 10' !ALA:
"11100 (1(sir(111 truth in the inward
'There is 110 noire fruitful sourer! of (1214•
cord, and friction and crime in the world
today that the lack of sinal/!), ciCnlent•
all 11e relations cif life this old world
that honesty' means a great deal naive
than the payment. of our debts. If there
could be absolute hn01r and integrity in
all elm relations 1f life this 0111t')rl1
01101 scarcely be recognized at 1111 1!11141(.
ft m111;11 seem like Paradise regained.
The Advocate and the Judge,
\1'e (:u0tot ir'huld :lbrnh;1114 iut(rCed-
ing will( 111141 kr Scdoni'withont think-
ing of Ilial 4' 110 is the Advocate with 1410
hntler for sinful 1000, We recall that
:'tln'ahwo prayed for those whom he 0(411
11;11;4..: i,3.ercesr.ion for 11041 whom Ito
1111, 1'l:1lct'tu'(I. The Friend of God urged
his plea upon grounds of justice, and
mercy with a (lI d who 101114 merciful trod
just; the Son of l0n1 urges Ibis plea with
the swore God upon the same 310110ds,
1\•bat wonder, 111('{1, that, as the writer
to the Hebrews tells us, "Ile is aide to
save to the uttermost th('an that draw
near unto God through slim, seeing Ile
(a•er lived' 11, make intercession for
111'111!''-l)oberl Ilnddow,
A Resuscitated Cult.
11('3-4 sometimes )111 111(1': ((14 ( r- I,). Il w'll k114)41'll 1'1'1'1' Church minister,
"Not 1r.ng ;:go w1' hu11 a 0ell feint d 11)) 4•hugot s 11):' leer;. iF the mt,m'ent of
1 W i' 1 „ 'si rpal0d 1)10 '1N4IW
40001 ipfurul'd by a ntpla'w 111;11 1h(y
were anxious to 011(Iw what'. 010,1" ill Lir
will, 110 1110 11111r2141on2,11 '11h1c(s 1f :t
1101,0 (1011'1111)11 upon what. 5110, was 1(1
got,
y'st(1'dny a 1)1101 ':ane 2nLn (1111•
0(1100 nud 1111111 (11111 his mother -in -low
had ,just. (lied and that he would like tel
send her body South as soon as pn!I;i1Ir!
(1'011)1.0 his wife wanted to attend some
sort of function three days later.
"ll lie g10(l old days in some parts of
the veno 1'y it used to be, 11' custom for
friends of ole 1'111111114 214 141111) ;1 deal.:'
m141111)11 to sit up with the corpse, In
n ease given to us a few months ago w'
were asked to semi u• 'nuple of genlet
appearing, employees to tie lion se i;' beep
1.11' 41);11, 11'1 did 21,'1)111 10onf,114 to yin,
it seemed to me rather heartless," `
Ile, uf'Inu':,', 2? also requited to prepare once of the editor, and of his readers,
1121 roil, plant and cart. fir the ! '!''4 11,11 it for once Ile ttutkes an exception to that
ser 1h111 they are prott.ett'd n(ai:1,l 1,\c rate and devotes this article to a very
t, 01;. 'I1)) ucpin i umnt 41'4'0 nu., 11)0 - brief l'nllMId('1'atioll of this re14ns'-itated
1'14'1', n11ta'I'lllk4' to fIn•ihi14h 11',!lI0)l_'N 1,t' illlxlletitllllC,
11111 trees, such :Is 4•abT1it, hick li , di?!t- j11 the first place the title of this 11111)1-
,,' real:: the most. -alb ;l,•to'•y way tlwdox cult i, 0 misnomer, for 11 1'1 nil.
of Starting (1)c•.( I to !dant 1 11,' 11411 111' , Eller Ilett -fol till (10411 the 0'0.
:twin it=elf. from the time of St, l'aul, (11. 01':1' i.
Where there i14 of 1) \igol•010 18) to the present day there ha\•r 1/0011
those in the professing Church 1011;) olicy
not the Gospel of um. Lord Jesus Christ,
as set forth i11 the I1uly Scripture.,,
Itis
God -head, His supernatural birth,
the atonement made by 1 lint on the cross
for sip, and llit; resurrection 8101. ,tHcen-
siop; slur cwt a creed which puts wide
a personal (.tad. and merges (12:14' with
mankind and will the universe and all
they contain, 1a termed theology. 1'1r
in the view of these theorists tite Ida -
',testy of (leaven, the Ahilighty Creator,
the Lord 'Jehovah, w111 is from everlasl•
ing to everlasting, is' but an immanent
principle, an intangible 00401100 pervading
3)11 things, 111111 t111114 "thel'e Is 1101 real
distinction between humanity and deity."
(111 course a religion .which thus de -
the Almighty refuses to neeept
the holy 13ible as other than an ordinary
Inan•maile book, 11e 001 Testament being
('nus/tiered a romance of the 'earlier age3
of the world; the Gospels a fanciful re-
cord of events -bleb did not take place;'
1114(1 the Epistles list the opinions of or-
dinary limn, which uay be accepted of
not, at 11.111,
12.1.04Vt11 of w"lls 1114)011g the 11''19 FO
111;111041, (<pecialll) in plain;tli(1ns 1131111'
all good ngrieullneat :oil. cultivation for
the first year or two after I)Ii1l 11g is
advised.
;\ number of per,un• 1100)01.1,1,1y tok-
en advantage of 1h' offer made by the
111•)101'111)0111. 1111(1 4•itli gI(Itl results, so
011' 311 t':311 11110' 1,1' 31 1)'1'1,1111•'1, '1110
'110, fur plantations 111101e, lI; to 1h1 it
v11111'01'1 1,0, 11'0111 1(01‘0 1till,i110%3 1,, sand
plains 111111 tine lake.
QUAYS OF CONSTANTINOPLE,
a
Load,lu,llarch 1 I, 'I hl l• nt.ln-
11els t,
11ople correspondent of the 1)aily 31t11
says the Bark of England and 111'
hr'u1)1 )ranch of the Ottoman liana tuts'
jointly bought the quays of, O4ut,moll•
uaple from the Frmieli etnnp;1,y 0401131)3
thele, The purchasers have equal shares
i1, the o0'acrship. •
The 11141411'0 111'e 'it)l1 t1) 1.110 eommer4e
of 1111) \('11' 1''at'it. and their pur,'hniie is
probably the most important develop-
ment in 1hit 1eh trade duet: the early
eight ie'n.
PAGE l;'. I G 111'
1I STAN DARD----M.1Rcu I.I"rll, 1907.
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
The Children's Favorite
•••cunt:e•••
Coughs, Colds, Croup and
Whooping Cough,
Tile remedy is famous for Its cures over
s largoart of the civilized world. It can
alweye Ire depended upon. It coutelue no
opium or other harmful drug end may be
given as confidently to u baby es to en adult
Price 26 cts; Large Size, 60 etas
MONTHLY FAIRS
131_4'1(71
\\'cd nes( lay, t\i'ri1 ; , 1 007
All the leading horse and (rattle buyers
are epeclnlly invited to attend. Let
everybody come. Welcome to all.
A. \V. Sl.o.ts. President.
11'a1..I,t1'1csos, \'Ice•1'resIdent.
.1, 1,1,0.1E KE:lnm, Secretary
Londesboro.
(Intended for hest issue)
Miss 11'hitley gave a party to h,1'
friends on Thursday evening.
A number from hero are attending
the convention in Blyth this svock.
31r. 1'irchie, of 1Istnlillon, is the
guest of 1Ir. Chamberlain this week,
\1144 V, I111(i4 who has spent the past
mouth with friends in Leamington
Inas returned.
On 1'rillity evening March 15I11 our
"Londeshoro 1)itrkies" will give their
concert herein Brown's Hall. Admis-
sion 25e.
The lecture on \lo'dIy evening
given by R.ev• llr, MIAs. T01'01(10, was
it decided success. 1 Willi 0118 of the
best lectures ever delirored hero and
the program Was Splendid.
Hensel!.
.lose ('ooh, formerly harness maker
here, %vas in town,
A. \IcHeat1) was in t03VII. Ile IeaVQS
next Week for i'osseu'at' near North
Ba v,
‘where his greet• trill is located.
It. 1[iggin:, left for the \Vest with it
cur load of horses, Will Shepherd ac-
companied the car. The shipment was
nude at Glencoe.
In less than ttwn months local opt ioe
twill he ie force in Hensull, 11'hut a1'
rangetitents are being rnado to enter-
tain the travelling public. 'Phis is im-
portant. just as important a5 the en-
) forcelnent of the act.
file getting one it loud of gravel at
the pit for the proposed new Methodist
ehnrcll shell, J. 31c1 1. Wilson, of
Titusville, (rail one of his ankle hones
broken by a cave. in. 'J'he gravel pits
are always dangerous place, to svo1'k in
! during i he 1V inter and several have
had very narrow escape,. \Ir. 1Vilson
! drove to 1)1'. Ferguson s anti had the
(lecture reduced but will be oil' work
for some time.
TURK E Y S , )4'Ies
\[I,. l.etyis wiltse, of Clinton, is
visiting at .ladles Midis', and other
friends here.
1\'e want. Lo ;tiv vour 'Turkeys The toot of the, saw mill tvhistle is
and twill pay the highcst markagain
beer('. This se9son's stock is
quite Targe and of good quality,
1)rit e \\'lith for particular and Ruv. A, McNith, 11, A„ attended the
1'011 have, \Initla1d Presbytery which 'let 111
\Vingl')4n un 7'nesda,v of last week.
Quite a number from this vicinity at•
tended the J.ihet'ul Convention held in
Br'ussels'I'uesthty t0 nominate a 511111•
ditid bearer for the Local Hoarse.
1)r. \Vsghurn is laid up, blood pois-
oning having shirred in his ruin, We
hope that he nnty 5000 be able to attend
his practice as usual,
A supply train on the G. & 0. was
derailed West of here and was blocked
for some days, It required a large
gang of teen to clear the track of snow,
'1'Iie 1Vebt fever is again on. James
McDonald and ion Jollies left on Sat-
urday last ; Joshua 1)0nnison and fam-
ily ret urn Friday, and \miss Annie
Campbell on J1')nday. Quite it number
will forloty later,
Walt oa.
(;;ase is making fa Vora Ile
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with bedding, cooking range and every eun-
venience. Berths should be reserved
(thrronglh nearest C.P.lt. Agept) itt ieaiit Iwo
weeks before departure.
Write to -day for free books and anything
you want to know about the west anti bow
o reach lt. Address
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Dist. Paso. Agl., ('.1 .1t., Toronto
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THE STANDARD
will be sent till
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for the small sum of
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Subscribe No
Wingham.'
Nino years ago March 1st the present
proprietor took charge of the \Vingham
Advance.
11, If. Crowder Inas been confined to
his home for two weeks, His numer-
ous friends are pleased to know that he
is now recovering,
On Monday evening last while the
Epworth League service was being
held some person or persons took n
horse and cutter from the shed and used
them for their own pleasure. The
owner of the rig %yarns them of the
consequences if the act is repeated.
Geo, H. David, of Hensel!, lute of
Belgrnve, hits hon appointed as fore-
man on the Junction section of the
0,'1', R. Mr, David has purchased
a building lot on Catherine street and
will build a nets' dwelling and inove his
family to town.
Oeo, l;, lCing, one of \Vingham's
most prominent and highly respected
citizens, diet) Sunday eveninu, He
was taken to the hospital on Wednes-
day last and nn operation performed 0n
Tliiirsdity, His death is universally
regretted. Ile was 50 years of age
and leaves a widow, two lions and one
daughter.
The concert committee has(; week
handed over about $100, the profits on
the hospital course of converts to the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the IVingliiun
33ospitnl. '\'Ile members of the conttnit•
tee spent considerable tint° in Ponnec•
tion with these concerts and they
should reeeiye the hearty thanks of the
hospital authorities.
4101..,
The Taking
Cold Habit
The old•cold goes ; anew one
quickly comes. It's the story
of a weak throat, weak lungs,
a tendency to consumption.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
breaks up the taking -cold
habit. It strengthens, soothes,
heals. Askyour doctor about it.
"1 bad a terrtbte cold, and nothing relieved
me. I tried Ayer's cherry Pectoral p and 1t
rr'ongbi, iodbeueed every peri or 1:17%.71
diToledod wondertatol work for Ine,"-M a. J. T. urn.', Oh,
Made by J, 0. Ayer Of., Lowell, kw.
Ales ■aaufactiorasA •
SARSAPARILLA.
LIR VIGOR..
Keep the bowels regular withAyer's
Pills, Just one p131 each night,
Dr. Sloeum's Great Tonle
and Dlseaso Destroyer
PSYCHINE
(PNONOUNOID MAKIN)
Used in Thousands
of Homes in Canada
THOSE IVI10 don't know what Psvchine
ie and what it does are aekiug about it.
THOSE WHO do know what Psychine
is and what it does are using it. They
regard it its their beet physician and
friend.
THOSE WHO use it ire being quickly
and permanently cured of all forms of
throat, chest, lung and s t o m a c
troubles. It is u scientific prepara
1(01), destroying all disease germs in the
blood and system. It ie a wonderful go to London for the examination, andtonic and system building remedy, and her complete, success is therefore all
is a certain cure for the more creditable in view of elle lest
Wright!skill!)has gathered 778 (leo, Dole, j1'„ of the Huron Host'I IA B 0 R ERS
eu.rs from his hens luring February, \Vest, recently sold n very lino four FAR
w'iich ha cotsi h'.rs a good record for so 1, year ohi gelding to \lessrs, 31c\11111 1,
1'0111 n 5en4on. for *21;0. Ile weighs about. 1,701) Ifs.
John Young, of Porter's Hill, slip- Peter Dill 'mule a shipment of \Vhite
ped on the Icy sidewalk in town last flock ('Nickels to Calgary, Alberni,
Friday and sustained a broken leg. 1 sr week. 11 r. Dill has merle several
S. J. Currie, httl' with the 'I', Eaton shipments to the \Vest for breeding
Co., Toronto, hits tltke') IL position 114 purposes 1IIis \\Tilts'.
salesman in Ilodgen's Bros.' (iry goods IVill Mcleod, Se11forth's well kn0tlil
8101'1', C0111' 11ill 11, who 1)115 been 1.011 rill;,' ill 1110
'I'110 Canada I'otuulry Co. pincl'd the (;wtnllian \fest for the past few
last girder at the Guelph & (.1'ulnriell months with the international Inter•
!tail way upper Maitland bridge et tehiers, arrived home or. Suturing,
Auburn on ;1lundaV, and when the ,John floral), nn onnploy of the Roh',
Bell IAigatie Company, was Molly
!mulled while engaged ie cawing at the
foundry un 'I'ur.gug, lin twill he laid
rivet ting is complete li there the Coln-
Ve
pang trill nd i(4 noon b,ioL he
In
coml(:0)0 1 Ila hridgc across Ilte (l. 'I'. 1(.
tri ed;.s, There is ills° a 5341)) to be off work for a 'mintier of days,
placed at Sharp's creek. A. E. 0illson, who Inas been nulnneel'
Hiss Norah Hurley, ten years of a;(', in the Seam tII brooch of the Senior -ill
a pupil of the Sisters of St, ,losuph here, 1091)011 of the Dotminiou Bank for the
pessed her first musical exem'latloes pest )Wo years, 1104 heel) nppoinlei In-
twi.h lirst•clnss honor, at the Conger- spect0r of the 11'estern Division with
t'atory of Music, Loudon. She heink headquarters at 11'innipeg. Mr. Gib -
rhe only candidate from here she had to soil will be leaving tott'n in the (10111'se
of it fete week.. 1115 successor here
will be \Ir. Coulson, of Ilespelur,
J 1'. Duncan, monager of tho 13unk
of l'onttnerco at Ayl, tuns arrested 011 11
oliargo of signing false documents.
COUGIIlS, Bronchial Coughs,
LA GRIPPE, Chills and Fever,
Colds, Difficult Breathing,
Pneumonia, General Weakness
Bronchitis, Female Troubles,
Catarrh, Fickle Appetite,
Weals Yoke, Hemorrhages,
Sleeplessness, Night Sweats,
Nervousness, Consumption,
Malaria, Catarrh of the
Anaemia, Stomach.
.k1l there diseases are serious in them-
selvea, and if not promptly rued in the
early stages are the certain forerunners of
way from her home surroundings,
1 1 the Divisional Court at 051400110
Hell hast week the ease of the (lode -
rich Engine (L Bievcla Co. v. Metizie
Paine tip on mined lir defendant from
the judgment of .lustier Britton in
favor of pleintifis for the ree.overy of
Fr'I7`I.'2I) ;111,1 rots in an action for the
pril•e of ):'i engine 1)4111 hailer, and I'ur
tverk 1)11(1 I:ahm' Ilene and m'IIeriul for -
'fished in 1IIe fitting up of defeutl;ult'14
steam yacht 1)I•in1l11,
------ •parr• __.,._...
Morris.
\ll s Joseph Clegg is recovering from
It serious attack of pleurisy, 11'11 hope
she will soon he AS Well ns ever,
Consumption in Its most terrible tonus. fun, !Beek, of '!'hessnlon, Algoma,I'eyehine conquers sad tures Cumuli)., '
Who Ila; 1101')) visiI leg 1'ellltives III 3111r -
tion, but it is Much easier and safer to l'',';'‘,":10,.41,(,:,12;loft fur leis bona: on 11un
prevent its development by using Priv- ,
-
chine. here ie a sample of thousands of
List week ,lamer Sherrie, Ili lion,
voluntary and unsolicited blatenleltafrom l,archnsell an imported Yorkshire sett'
all over f'uuada :
from If. ,1, 1)1v'is, 1 he well known
1/r. T. A. Slocum, Minkel:IrrPedrr, of 11'nnllstrnsL, \I I'. SNurrfe,
I;eutleuen,-1 feel It my duty to advise you
of the remarkable owe affected l'
retedbyyour.vehlnr I; •ieferlll(d In have 1Ile pest.
and Uzumulelon, whlch have. conte under 1147 I iu.1110. nu11 Jlrs, \IeCtitchetl andpersonal observation. Threw men, well known to
'd(Ingltrr, I',yclVII,
v; ho have herd
me. Albert 1owuatud, Hazel Hipuou and John
MIKay, all of Shelburne County, were pru•
uouced by the best mo'lteal men to hive
eou5wup101. and to be Incurable sod beyond the
reach of feedlots! a1.1. They toed t'p eIllue and
usooul,iun and they are now In good health.
1 feel 1t a duty 1 owe In suffering humanity 10
state these fonts for the benefit ul uthur s)Qerers
trout til+ terrible dteeate.
]burs very truly,
LEANI11:+It McKRNZII, J.P.,
(3reeu Harbor, H.S.
Peychine, pronounced Si -keen, is for
sale at all up-to-rlate dealers. 11 your
druggist or general store cannot supply
vou, write Dr. T. A. Slocu►n, Limited, 179
king Street Nest, Toronto,
risitieg in this locality, for several
weeks, left for their home in 1'rol)ishee,
5itsh., on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs, (_'1lriiii:ioltain, SI'„ %vas Helen to
the Mouse of flange, Clinton, on
1\'eduesd11y morning, tvlli, h she enters
as n paying infante. She %vas dissatis-
fied to remain til the home of her sols ,
(1 (1 chose to go to Clinton.
Un January aril, in the city of Win-
nipeg. diet'. 1)r, Sparliuu tied the near•
rirt;.e knot between Rev. .. Jt, Hann•
(fells, ( 1'TIII'lit1'I'e, ,\ Iluri 11. iltlll Miss
Je,u: \\uIbate i',Irk, of Toronto. '('Ile
groom is a former reside'', of 111is town -
'woo. 11111 friIn114 will Wish
On 'Tuesday of last week a most en• Ile 111)11 his bribe a font', I0ltlpy and
Loy'abie evening wn11 spent by the mem• useful life
Iers of \Vingham Lodge No. 28(1, A. F. Sunool, Itr•:Potrr -The following is
& A, 31, It was on the oecasion of the the row; of 5 ,S No, I, Skill. fpr the
official visit. of D. 1), 0. M. Cameron, of til )nth 1'f I''eln purr -51'. 1 \'- Illy
11'iartol, After the lodge closed the ll.ogl'rsoo. ''"'1 Sr. 1I1- 11,t111'I members and thein' (Meets repaired to slough, 277 ; Thome..Plt'Ntll,
the National hotel where 0 sumptuous Homier. Ifo1•('1son, IW). Jr, I 11 -Ella
repast was furnished by Mr. and \11:5. Rogers'111, 15'2 ; 3111egie P whin. 151 ;
Manson, tendo etre noted for excellence Itobert 1Vtlllece, till Si' 11 -Melville
of table requirements on such occas- 'Taylor, 51. .Ir, II -Joules Brown,
cions, 1?. Hill sang a couple of solos, 2 ; Harry y ilowlett, Intl; ' Clertia Nie -
with Miss Houghton as accompanist, Call, l;)7. I't. 1I -C) ga Cu dough,
The usual 101161,8 aware proposed and re- 2913 ; \Piffle Phelan. 28,-1 ; 1louler
sponged 10 in excellent addresses, Brown, 2811 ; 'Tillie ltogorson, I1)5,
lies, E. R Fit e,11 Ca 1110 up (101) 'Ino- ll..11c,11tr1•;tt, 'Teacher,
ionto and took hi8 works in the Baptist.
Church on Sunday last. The 111P111 hers
of the congregation were sorry to hear
31r, ['itch tendo' his resignation its
pastor itt the morning service, He has
been only a little over a year pastor of
the church and misdoing good work,
Itis removal from town will be regret-
ted by our townspeople generally,
With his throat trouble Mr. Fitch finds
it impossible to continue the work in
\Vinghant, lie will have the best
tt'isiles of IIIony friends in wlltttet'el'
work he limy a ,gege in for the future,
The resignation will bo dealt with at a ne,
meeting of the congregation to be held
oil Friday Peening, (--_.....
Seaforth.
'J'lle l:gmoidvide Presbyterians pre
having (heir church 91111 1111111141' lighted
by elect rIGi1y,
With lust week's issue of Ilio News
the new proprietor made his initial bot'
to the readers of that paper.
Itobt, 13013.11ie had one of his thumbs
badly injured by a saw in the furni-
ture fnetory one day last week,
The E, MoFaul Co, are replacing
their Cush currier 8ystein and aro in-
stalling a new and more up-to-date
Clinton.
Nnegle, of Auburn, hos taken n
posit.i(,)1 in the millinery department of
.1, W, Nntwcotnbe.
The excellent town band has dis•
handed ; it is pretty Burd 10 keep an
oven nization of this kind going,
'I'I)n jubilee of IVillis church 0ecurs
in July Hex t.-51) years -and speclul gel'• ,
vices will be held in harmony there- I
with; here-
with;
During, the month of January. 11)1lr1.
there was one burial ; in February of
the same year there were three, Dik-
ing January of this year there welt' 1
foto', and in 1'ehruir,y eight. ---three
Clines ns 11+3)411' ns in last year.
J. W. Treleaven arrived in tonna 0)r
Saturday from Almon te, where he tt'9s
poi )cipu1 of the high school for live
seat's, and on 3ionday entered on his
duties as classical master at- the colle-
giate., a position he formerly held for
seve►nl years. His engagement has
strengthened the staff very materially.
The flee farm on the edge of die can -
portetin11, helolgieg to the Fair tinnily,
tv)L), in order to (arilitnto the winding
up of the estate. offered for sale b3'
public Ruction 1Vednesday afternoon,
There were a n(1n11101' of interested per-
sons present and several bids were
made, The (highest was $10,200 made
by H. TT, Smith, hut a5 it did not reach
the reserve price 110 sale was made,
The lndiiut Henri Vidette of last
we'e'k refers to the fact of 31r. and, illrs,
Roger Item of tint piece having cello
brn.ted their 57th wedding untlive'iIt1'y
on Feb. 28t11, They were married in
Stanley i' 1850, and for a Tong time re-
pided in Clinton, prior to their removal
West, The Videtlo states that nl-
thoul;tt Ur. Leo is 82 )ld Mrs, Lee 71,
t hey are enjoying the best of health,
Mrs. W. C. Searle, of Clinton, is a
(laughter.
Goderich.
M. 0. Johnston was appointed town
engineer of sidewalks, Hewers, eta,, at
a salary of $100 per annum.
N000MESTICS
I hat's been appointed by the 1)o -
minion 1 0Vert'nnnt 30 place IIn-
migrants from the United king-
doms in posll(ons as farm lahurera
or domestic teu wants In this t'iuin•
ity. Any person requiring such
help should notify me per:onallp
er by letter, stating fully the kind
of help required, when wanted and
wanes t,1I•k•re11, The number ar•
riving may not he 4u111olent to
suppl) all regneeta, but every ef•
fort will be shade to provide each
applicant with help ct(tuired.
ANI)1:F.\V \V, SLOAN
(JAnadlan Government Employment
Agent, Myth P, t),
I'011 SALE.- Ilrick cottage, 0 rooms,
(lard and soft water, new furnite', a
good garden %skit it largKe and mall fruit
rreer, also spall staple, Everything In
No. I shone, For par'ieuiare apply to
NIts. Juits T. CARTE'', Blyth.
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supplies only the better kind -won't pay us to turn out any
other, 1 -nigh -priced, experienced workmen only are employed,
because they should do -and do -..better work than inexperi-
enced help. .
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will trust us with your next order.
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,e -. Rubber° uud keep your
" ,, feet dry sad warm." -
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%moan who lived lu
It shoe,"
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