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I-an-6:nnnn:n`n Illuh FOR WEAK-_ ON I-Y =Whig Ham; moss KIDNEY PRICE 10 CENTS. --- -- ---v -v---'--J : Duds our .mo,ono. In addition to which I: I ha ! mm mm. a uni! 3: :1? cho'.eo$'ki':xa nu ' nu ho cm rnon-13?? usual :m.':.:.-*.:*.:.*..'.:.:'.-..".'.'::....."""'-W ITILNGI h UIIAIGI. lh. ..x.-.:s.:.*.I.:a.'.'..-2*-* `--~ ='- - 1897. Holly Leaves, Etc. 275-7 Bagot St. Ifyou admir: crisp, fresh. cheerful things to rest your eyes on _vou`ll like our Wall Papers. Bnhinsnnms. A smart dress for your walls and ceilings. Y!` 1 ` ' Painter: Decorators. Glazlox I, `Toronto Globe, Godwin`: Insurance Empotinm Innnnnndl In Annhnr nnllnln-n A... $1. -cvwuro I more-Cu]: lam nu Harold. , Tin prominent nnin_doI|tI 9! tho city ` yuutdsy undead Wulliun But-we.nuw .'gingditIotu' of the Kiqpwnt Montreal In-wndincoan y. on iuuronptn lunch- on at tho _ cl undo. I: to In but WI 1- I . IITIIIIII II III flu} IVI I gitl. J. Jodon ha ncurond {tun Kinc- Iton with his up much inprovd. III. gm. Planing bu ntlrnod from Chlofn I. ' 5 ruur llnnonoy nu Ivwrnpu noun IllI|' nponding the lesson with W. J. Inn. A numb: In Uhia Alon bun the monk; at protons '1`. Prmmm in All lniluz It : A alrl J. Jada: Inn rnnlonntl Kin-. 1 iooun loan nun. l'os1'n.'s Looms. Nov. l9.-'l'ho fol-non an busy ooghing niuoo the nuns I-ulna. Pbur I y but returned homo that nnnnallnp OJIQ nun-an fth W J "Inn A` Joyoovlllo Joulilgo J0\'CR\'lLl.I. Nov. 41-Moplo Loo! choose foctorv hos closed for tho ooooon ond hu sold all the out-on : cheoso. Tho ochool concert, which lookploco loot Frido ovon- ing, was o decided nuccu. Nocwit. tund- iug thcdioogroooblo roads tho oobool boqno woo crowdod. H. and Mioo L. Donoldson hovo rotumod from vioiting friondo nu Yor- ker ond Noponoo. Quito o largo crowd ot- toudod tho oolo ot. L. J. Joyco'o on Wod- ncodo_v.- Como brought. I good prico. Mr. and Mn. Homouoot hovo rotor-nod hon Nopoooe. J. Boonoy In rontod tho In-m. fol-notly owood by L. Jcyco. who now to- oidoo in Ouowo. Visitors : Ir, Roan. 0ho'oy'o Loch. ond Ht. Oorrigon. King I Ill. UICICU IIUYIUH OI ) IOXIIU IIDPOITIIID ll )lllBI- Chnrlos Smith. of the bank of, Bunilton, Stntfard. us chm-god by 1 cattlo mm with signing 3 now for 81.600. which wu charged to his account. On the can being investigated in court, Smith In: hononbly unziqujibtod nhd received An ovation from hit it an a. BIl'I.~- y The Thom trial in New Yotk will only Inst ten days, and some new feature! are being dovelo d. Mrs. Nani : sulemollu no not now mlioved. As she bun contra- dicted horulf on some important painto. Chm-Inn Smith. nl thr. hank nf Hnmiltnl-I. TING H10 Cl'|lI'|O. Exports from Germany to tho United States during the put six month: have In!- lem of! over forty per cen`.. and um lest now than they have been for the put forty years... Thu Thmn trim] in Nan York will nnlv on (He ITIIII. A man named Bertram in accused of stealing two hraea 1.1. Iroquois, Ont. He is said to be wealthy and no cause to war- rant who crime. tV......._a- t_..._ (9 .... __ L. al... lY..:a-.l IIDI DTIEIOU . A new paper has been started at. Dawson City called the Klondyke Record. In editor is 1 Canadian from the vicinity of Kingston. Jnmnn Pnrnnnn. Lnndnn_ Ont. . hn antm-. nxpnuOmoo.`ou-acthnnd uvvuuv-lnuuruIuIlItI.0 Ilttnntn xuugr.-Ion. James Parsons. Landon, 0nb., bu enter- ed an notion against the 0.1 . IL. chiming $3,000 damages for injuries roqpived while on the train. _ _ _ . _.-..I I)....;._-.. :- ....-..--.I -3 In TBBIITH. Bishop Do9.ne,.of Albany, in An addrua in the Episcopal convention, denounced jingoiam and pleaded for Anglo-American arbitrstion. A _-... ..-..... l.-- L--- -L....L...I -0 l\.-.-an ll DIITBI. A. C. Attwood. Vnhneck. Ont ... hu shipped to England 200 barrels of apple: of his nwn growing, and received 3500 in return. D:-L.... l\..-..... `I AIL-..-. :_ -.. -4IA.....- (IU U . 5. (gnnbelon. of Clinton, Ont.., has sold 15,000 barrels of apples since August, the greater part; of which he disposed of at $2 a barrel. A n AAL.....-.l \ -'........l. l'\..L L... 1016;. While some men were working an moi streets of Caminnl, Ont, an old pisbol, which wns stamped "Patented 1701." was duo nn, WHIUII WI "f.8.;.. 1: Ann L- Irzw. James L. Cook. Lambeth, Onb., was engaged in (ii ging I well; the earth caved and buried h m. When dug out be Wu dead. FBI... ....... ..........t... .9 D.-Inn; Dzlum-ml new. The new premier of Pringe Edward Island, Hon. A. B. Warburton. is I lawyer. He in a journalist and agod forty. Whiln -nmn man um-A wm-Lina on tho. UAU The Essex farmers have ran ad money out of their tobacco crop. T10 average 0% in 1,500 pounds to the acre. or over 52-. _ wncneu am: one gruumg or ceruun masses. The people of Godench are agitated be- cause the (}.T.R. will not nebuild their `elevator, which was destroyed by fire late- V. Vlun... luh on (I'll nnnnnn ouu-hm nhuu in _.V. 7 ___..V_ __._._-... nu--.--pv- The next hninquonniul division of proh will take plpou Altar tho clone of the bank: on ma December. M77. All thole Joining the oompongboloro this due will be entitled to one you I profits. Mill: 0 Cunnlnghnnn, ` Gonna! Agata. Ulu-onco Strut. `There are 20,031 money order otiicoe in the United States. The amount of order: i-uuad during the fiscal year was $174,482.- li7li value or .`.l,UUU aunng one past. year. There is trouble nmong the Brantford school trustees over the appointment of tut-chars and the grading of certain classes. Thu nannln nf llndnrmh tn-A nuif.At.nr`l ha. I0 060!) B nreman Ill(_V LWO "DEVI. Mayor Scott, Linto well, sold his farm of / Manitoba for $7.000. Be a few years ago for $800. ale domestics ot Oawego are to aaaocimzion for mutual advance- men and protenuon of their interoaba. . 1). Gray, Fairgrove. Mich., has will- hia body after death to 3 local medical college. He is eighty-aoven years old. Thu Rhdnl. `Fnox. nnhlerv trade with college. no la euznsy-seven yearn mu. The Sheffield. Eng.. cutlery trade with the United States has declined to the value of 921,000 during the past. year. Tlwrn in fmnnhln nmnno the Brantford pl] UHCEII C100 0! lcll Clby. Mr. McPherson, of Fingal. Ont. . in _oV build a foundry in St. Thomas whic Ill employ 100 men the year round. (2:-and Trunlx rniln/av hnnrhl in t a Lon. Bll1pl0_V um men we year ruuuu. Grand Trunk railway bonds in e Lon- don stock market are boom" g. They never sold to high as at preue t. The Rainlnn liuunr law ' New York IICVQT BOIU PO [1183 HE Ill? PITPE D. The Rainea` liquor law New York state has closed 10,001) ma. .ons and brought $4,000,000 into the state treasury. F`!-nnnhl Mnrnonll thn hlnaf. l`lI`Ill\ in '3`i,UUU'UUU IIILU IIUU Ellllu I.|u:I:u1_y. Francis Marceau. the oldest reman in Quebec. died on W edneaday night. He had been a reman fty two years. Kfninr Rnntf. Lialnan", In!!! hi! farm of I IDECHIIIU 0| ) HIS [Bill]. Chauncey M. Depew, New York, has re- fused to accept the presidency of the re- ublican club of that city. 7 P Mr M:-Phnrnnn_ nf Finns]. Ont. in At` cenu. .Mn=. Edgar. Toronto. bu been elected president. of tho Woman aCanadianhi|tori- cal society. I'|-as nio-u AC Ila-`In nnlnnu K-n nln-Ar` Lj-- Loodon. Liverpool and Glob: Pin Innnonnnn I'1n--.-._ up lbl nuluu $2,000,000. Manual :1 l [U CD27-l'IiBl' IIICIH Heft`. P. D. Armour, the Chicago millionaire. has to be guarded by policemen to prevent`. him being auassinuted. Jnhn Mntthnwn. Alina. Ont-.._mu nan-inur llllll nelng BPEBSBIHKILUU. John Matthew:-, Alice. 0nb..wu serious- ly injured lately while working to stump- ing machine on his farm. nhnunnnnv N1 `lanai Nnw Vnrlr, lull FA. XOI' OPGFI IIO|l!B. 15 Will 09 l"|'IOVI(vI(lo The bank of Bengal. Indin. has g-odudod its rate of discount from seven to six per- cent. 11.... `DA--- 'l'V--....L.. L..- L.-- -I-.n.A DZ.UUU,UUU. Masked men at. Nioholavillo, Ky., Friday night destroyed all the toll gave: leading into that city. . The Eninnnmxl nhnrnh nf thn dinnana of DI lHH'W3l| I DIRK- The Norwegian j a new schedule of : Canadian exports. A nnw Inon nf K Ulltllli UIPOFIIE. A new lodge of Knight: of Pythiu wu inaoibuted at. Niagara Falls on Friday with 110 charter members. I) Y\ A.....-.... ck- IVL:-_.... -nlllin-.-3-g m|i'lhl;`l`l'1`l?n`:`:l`[l)|l'0dtl0U0li.0f Canada lab you was worth 8.800.000. _ It. i_a eot.i_mntod_ hn_t_ovgr_ 150 deer have ylf WI! W'Ul'l.ll D,OUV.UUUo is estimated hut over boon brought to Gnolph this season. ~ R. S. Tun]: bu nnmhnnd the Brunt- noun nmugun (0 unblpn null lesson. 1; s. 'rum. bu purchupd the skun- ford open house. II will be renovated. Thu hank nf 'Ranm\l_ lndh. hat rndnnhd London 6: Lancublre Lite Aunt ance Company. I807 . . . . . . . . . ..II'0HlIl IIAI . . . . - . . . . ..lI97 cal society. The city of Berlin. Germany, In: cloud . up in annual accounts with a surplus of s IIILO DIJID CID]. The Episcopal church of the diocese of New Ihmpahire lost $30,000 by the failure of Farwel| s bank. '1'... KY;....-...:..... ._--l.'..-.-..L L..- A-.-atop-I W IHICXINII {roe lib:-at _. TL; lnl In [LI DTUIIIIUIU I-UWIIUKIIPB A number of G '1`.R. omployool at Strat- Iord have bcen dilohnrgod. Thu mineral nrndnnnimi of Cnnndn huh in uP`o'ri us. T 'u_IrlgIt Thlnu And llngnlur 33990: lap of the 3: u lgqoogdod In tho Int may run ot tho country. Wnllncoburg hu puud I by-law for 1 Iran Iihrnrv_ Irso Inn:-:3, v M Tbs rosd system is to be abolished in Brsntford township. A nnmhsr of G '1`. R. amnlmmnn At. Strut. WHAT THE. PAPERQ ARE WAFHNB mm SCISSOR lNKTUMS.| parliament has enacted duties which will affect _ `I -d ;_g_.;~a.'e..:;..;9;*.g._g::.::'.-:;.2-a:z- 1nI II` Anodylw woman was no addicted to the habit u".`..`..'-"' .'E.'."s'..'1 .n`..'s`;"3 '.."`.'."Za..'. .`{ III II II - mu could do noemng with Inc. an an . l veritable morphh-nanlqc. , luuunyuuu III I tj VIIITV Cl000I'. znnu luv, to on treated Iormor no. BRIO had 5 dose of morphino. whic was pur- chuod from I Gnmnoqno doctor on the I grlzncpuon of 3 Cup Vincent doctor. unmnn in no uldh-uni m :5. lnhlo. DEC '1'! - Zurplllllv BUICK. The Uenanoque [independent roporte that lent fell Mre. R. Herrie entered Kingeton generel hocpitel to undergo treet- ment for e eerioue eilment. The doetore ndminietered morphine during the treat ment. end on her return home the found hereelf e clue to the morphine hebit. Severe! weete ego she entered the hospital `en Bcookville to be treeted. end on Thurs- dey of Int week errived home completely cured. Dr. Third, euperintendent of the generel hoepitel. wee ehowo thie eute- merit. in reply to which be eeid. met Mre. R. Herrie entered the inetitntion on Bent. 26th lent. to he treeted lot-not `no. Bhe hn A ring: nl eeuno-Jnlng -53; --- ....- n. runny. ts. unroy. A. Uolnnl. Composition-M. Bnothy, R. Pixley. F. Trnundnlo, A. Collins. 0. Rome, V. Soars. Chomi~t.r_v-T. Harpoll, V. Soars, A. Collinl. F. Trousdnlo. R Caroy. R. Pnxloy. U. J. Fuun. principcl. ronum. French-I. Day. R. Pixley. R. Lswlor, R. Carey. A. Collins, V. Soars. Litarat.ure--O. Boyce. A. Collins. V. Scale. R. Carey. I. Day, T. Hal-poll. Gormnn---I. Dny, V. Sears. R. Lswlor, R. Pixloy. R. Carey. A. Collinl. Cnmnnnit.inn_\l Rant-.r.u R Div`An Ii` rr:::crIid-E. Abbott, G. Sullivan, E. Dean, W. Orr, J. Porter. A. Aer-elatine. W. Moore. B. Bower. J. Graham, 1". Bon- ningbon. E. Crozior. [.nt.in.__\K7 Orr I4` I .-Lg I.` 'I\A-- ll IIIIVKIIUII. 14- lJI"O7.l0I". Lnt.in--W. Orr, F. Lako. E. Dean, W. Wacar. L. Fillirm,A. GrifI.h,W. Groomu, F. Keeley, H. Macnamara. I-`ll \I II I 11- .l`lIllUH, vi. rorrer. Hiatory-E. Abbott. W. Orr, E Dean, E. Crozior. J. Graham, L. Fillion. G. Sulli- van. F. Hamilton, A. Shibley, 1". Orr, J. Porter. v..-I:.: cw ALL-.. /I .. ... _ n. ABFUIILIIIU, D. Dower. W. up:-ole. Literature--W. Orr. F, Abrnmr. E. Ab- bott. F. Wolfe. A. Anelstine. G. Sullivan, F. Orr. L. Wolfe. F. Keeley, D. Cm-grove, L. Fillion, .7. Porter. 1I:.o..-.. D AI.L..u. In A n -. kor. N. binspn, F. -- Roading--E. Griffith, W. Smith. G. Smith, L. Holland. 8. Lake. M. Kennedy. A. Guess, E. Guess, F. Griibh. B. Rielly, E. Bradshaw. mm: H. A|gebra-W. Orr. O. Sullivan. L. Wolfe, E. Dean, L. Fillion. J. l m'ber, E Abbott, A. Aasolatine, B. Bower. W. Sprole. Orr. E`. Ahrnmn R .u., In W IIIUT. Geography~-G. Smith. K. Jovce. B. Rielly. E. Bradnhui. w. Bmitah. E. yvl ker. T. Dillon. M. Broiy, E. Gritth.` Stinnon. F. Griich. Book-keeping-E. Bradshaw. W. Smith, G. Smith, B. Biol] . M. Kennedy. F. Uriith, 8. Lake. K. oyce. N. Bbimon, J. Keeley. M. Brody. H'I'nr.nrv__.R Rinlln (1 Qmnl. ll! ...:nL ly. l\ .l. Drluy. ' H\'at:ory--B. RiolIy,. Sminh, w, smith K. Joyce, E. Bradshaw. S. Lmko. E. WAI- N. Sbinspn, F. Gcfith. A. (iuou. RnArIino_F`. n.-;mn. ur u...:n. n The nut pain alien: in And`: Arnie: lnndwn Sydenlnm igln School Exnmlnntlonl. roam 1. . Al bra-B. Riolly. G. Smith, F. Grif- ch. . Joyce. E. Bradshaw. M. Brady. '1`. Dillon, M. Kennedy, M. Finn, N. Sninnon, E. Wnlker. - . n--..--..L.. r1 n_.-u. -It . - us uu. noun people unu preacnera. The next convention will be held in Brock nufoot. church, Kingston, in Feb- runry.--A. B. Johnston. 9 ll./FUUIAIVU tly 50 B (H030. On Thursday, in the absence of the papers assigned for this forenoon's con- sideration, the convolution returned to a discussion of "The Psychology of Sancti- oation. At 2 30 p m. Rev. Thomas Brown. 8.T.L . preached in very effective sermon from Rom. i. l5-16 At 7.30 p. m. Dr. Jackson preached from Prov. i. 24 33. The large congregation listened with ser- iousness to the tender warnings from the text. and when. in the after-meeting. Rev. A. B. Johnston called upon them tddeolsre whose they would be, a large number de- clared their intention to live for Christ. Th` snann.-n L-un Luann A L.......l:..L.'.._ L- cmruu (allI'll' Inwnuon (.0 inc ml` unmc. The meetings hnvo been A benediction to us all. both people and preachers. The next. convention will ha Imhl in the ecriptures tells us of body. soul and WIIIIO FIDO IIZOIU HOWIOG \\'lIoD0l-I5. On Wednesdiy. st 9:: 0. "The Psycholo- gy of Senetication. unsigned to Dr. Ryclunnn (Absent). woe taken up by Dr. Jackson. The psychology of the schools tells us of body and soul; the psychology of spirit. Man in I trinity, not only of func- tion. but of organization. In the sori ~ tures "the heart mesns both soul borly. Soul and body ally men to t sni- msl. spirit sllies him to God. At regene- rstion the Holy Ghost comes to ebide in man, to attest his acceptance with God, I and to preside over the new lifo. Answers to numerous questions asked as the lecture proceeded drew forth I im the doctorto the following effect : od s method If! not to tulle out of men mo of his nature. but _ to bring the who! man into submiesionand I active obedie to the divine will. There is n ing obtained from God without ful surrender; and thepereon who hoe been rought up under careful instruc- tion may be entirely ranctied at reszenornn tion. Every christian has the Holy Ghost, and his administration in better than Christ`: reeence. At 10:30 nm.. Rev. George ogere read A very instructive paper on "The Holy Spirit ea Empower- ment fur Service. At 7:30 p m.. Rev. Dr. Jackson preached from Ezek. \.\'xiii, 30 33. The responsibility of the preacher lies in the faithful and fearless delivery of the mesa: e. and then the hearer's responsi- bility egins. A good sermon cells forth action rather than admiration. Thnt ser- mon which is epohen of as "u very lovely song. amuses mt her than amend:-. end is a failure. Rev. A. R. Orser led tho after- meeting. which brought a delightfully In- structive day to a close. On Thrirnrlnv. in the Ahlnnnn nf u.. .._.._.._..__.______._____._. I. XILEIN II). P. II. LAT! ,9 '60: ;- aguoo !_grgno_ly ognplggl M the Into -- --'u--v- nu; u-on nu. uuuuuuuu nun Iren- need by ooueplleu. A diet:-ieo convention wee held in Pine G:-oveicburoh. Ki tn district. Novem- ber 2nd to 4th. qowithbuuding cold. wet weather; the iolloyiog brelhnn nu-. tended: Revs. Dr. Jeckeon. 0rIer.CurtiIe, I Johnston. Thompeon. Brawn. Beta (even- ' gehec). Pletu, I-lagers. Grenfell. V laluon end Snell. Dr. Jacluon wee elected PIO- aident-, hie wide reading and matured thought enebling him no take up the enh- jecte auigued no brethren who did not come. Bro. Grenfell came from Kingston as green inconvenience. and epoke to in on the duty of euhcrdinoning tell to eervice for the divine Mauser. who, cane not to be miuietered unto. but to minister." At 7:30 p In. Dr. Jatchon preached to 1 email con- . gregntion in I wnrm, welilighied church, . while the etonn howled without. j nn \l7....-..a;- .0 .'h\ uvI\|.- n.....|...I.._ u xxpunud by nor. in. none: and Im- nn-ngal ha lia-Q-ll`. PSYCHOLOGY or pzsactliiiw .- Inc In A lot-phlno Enter. 11 , _ _ _ _ . , ,_ I , l.,,_ I, nun I air` I tun IIIIIII. 5.. humor: In-1.!-_-1 1..'.'..'-.'.-.......'*"` _"' Q ' rullnv I`VlI -9 I W A3':ia`:.:"; -3-on:-`{5% i wmcwnun-nus`: (nnnnin u-nan al--a| fl-iAlI'.l`II`$lI1XU". at St. Donll St.. nontml. Gainful Transactjon. R. mm 1.133.. 11.12;. -_ Mug. '.unxvor'.x'c:Auz'a"7' oaoolggi I to Batman nun . g re. r. sun-33$. n.n.'x."1 r.:'A" . Hi=*Ii!2E' JAMES unmsv`. `no nor am. II: It vloduvn. IT. i` C"CjU I86 Prlnoou Strut. ` VEHICLES IMI IIIIIII 1 ma on has . " T uracil?` Em .%a:..p.ou{.`'.'3? '9 "'"` ---:uv1 T-iiil JHAVE OPRNEHMY NEW PRIIIRIS. 330 rmxwum Htullfi with 0 Mn Bani- rupt. Stock of New Olmhlnc and Hum l'|I~ nhhlun ,1 an nolllnn Mn hm: good. u nun... Ru inmvaaopn. 7100 VI ` IIu'1nmrv-o-an |ln1-F 9* and Buoplo-MG II): I nlon-. ..-mnoil by put. nhnnou. no ` vllnun mu `,2 rhrunhn o no and caulk! & ".s:'.1."""::.. ;::;`. ."*':.`.:.';'.`.: =:-...., GI 0 - Ill: loryuyro J1! o rruonulu & nun En'|I'""iil' PH 1.00 y.....'...'.'::z...,%:*.,':" ..':~..,...::..... 3% can u . V1 I . SLEIGHS uuuuvu, uuvwuyvvu uuu ulvuu rug Insuranco Company. (II) III). add! Ila mmgm or`: ho`n for uonri:`:o5n~:a'nl.1nhhI. wsum in Klnglc Medley. lJruggistI._ WIT DIIIS III KIWI . Illll I'D Wlll IOIMI D 1" mun. PI-loo. one pangs. 01; nlx. .6. on all plans. do will cure. Pnmphlou froo lo nyuldnq, Tho Wood Oqnpnny, Wlldaor. Ont. Ouudl. uturnwn. Jiqpuwuojunuuu ~ urbo! Abuu or immune. laud on-1. Oonulln ID oflbbaooo. Opt MM Before and Ana,` hum. which oootlnlrcrd lo I: nally. Iuanuv. Oonllnwllon and an early mun. Bu been prescribed ova: sbyam In thouuvull ol cyan; In the only Rauablo and Hana! locuolho hmm. uk drugglut for Wood`: Pluonplloallnu II no one:-I uomo worthleu modlclno In pueo uflhh. lnolouo nrlco In letter. and we will send by return mail, PI-Ina, on: manhunt. Ah nlr i, n... null WOOD B PHOBPHODINE. The Grant nclluh noncdt. _ L D). n...|...... 1.1....-ma. .1 A. __:. ..____._j..__._j.__.___1..----..- bno Jr:-Liver Plll ovary Night hf Thirty Days Cu:-on Oonntlpotlon. , ........._un I neauony cumuuon. my uppeuw was to- ` stored, and my utren 11 returned, an the! 1 u.m nowutrong and enrty. I make thll statement of my cure by Donn`: Kidney Pill: with the greatest pleasure. because when I commenced tekln them I did not really expeot so remurknb o A euro 5: that which followed their use. I am vary thank- ful that I hit upon thin remedy. and glad! recommend it to all uuererl." 98 rsuld in Klnancon by Hour) Wade. W. H. Medley. Druggistl. mpuny. I began taking Donn : Kidney Pill! in March lust. and after using thrce boxcuol them was com lately restored to health. I lmve not had 6 e ulightolt pin or utiifnou in my art of my book, or my indication ` of my ormor trouble. Iinoo min; then wonderful Bills. ` u hot. 6 A In-.AD"Ah AC IIIC LI:`nAx-pa On \ vl nu nu--nu `ova-nu. --uvu In-Au. uuv-U ills. with o rentofntlon of my kidney: to I healthy cundition. my uppetito was re- utm-ad. mid mv ntrennth mm:-nod. an um 7l*.'si.": .":i.'l?3:-% ;-*- !* "W--.-...-. ' -3`-i-V-ai-3 lunry W uu--, DI|lL( lI:. KlN(iB'.l 0N. ONT. u. nwumau. Anonrrlor um .`. ..~:::.`-.~.a...s:"=-- :.'..':'::.-......`= `"2: -mt. next so no olloo. l doubled up and could hardly walk, except` in :\ stooping `position. Very often I vs: ulmhle to work, suffering agony both tiny and m M. I had severe pain in tho lower pnrt n my stomach, and other symptom: ` which proved conclusively that my kldno wars in 1; verv unhenltlxv condition. 17 \VlH(.'vl\ PTOVBU UUHClU3l\'8ly (HIE my IKIQHU were in In very unhealthy condition. appetite wan 100% and my strength doolinn: npidly. 1 I henna tnkina Donn : Kidnav Pill: ll ` lily DICK. 15 013011 IIIII my T I l sud kidney: psinedmo to bully 61130 I WIN A / " For nnrl two yours," on 3 Frank J. Wrny, 811 8 erhonrno 8%.. ' amino. `'1' Inated gnatly with hmonou and plin L my back. It olten happened that my use I And kidmn nn.inad*mo no huilv thsl I was ._._ - V- .__._ _. ., ._____._____ _ _ "!.`-`"`.,"." 5.'."'."=`?-f Jnu /nu \: -nnnu r --v -Ir\- .-.-... ' H `'1 Id ' '. ' "' a:.1.'.'m."::..';.:'..`. ." ..n."..`:..:.sa=-:..,..._, nl'ora.I.0oq.-~11-.0 hnmnonauu not uh-ado-l-,Dq, '3' IV! A! llnwnmv. id Pi ,,,--_.- - _ -.----vw-wt-w comfort and Ioucdv Iv lulu you Footvcu -all to edit. .l'0Ul'BLLla Il7D'AOPfWL.!lI !. , .14 _ ._ _ -_-..- -_ PIANO NR SALE- I'IYI -HIJII Iii jiln unAnnsr3=?*av6i3,j suffering Agony [Day and Nut. L;JE"'R'zvTso N. `ulna-nn no....o -...A n--_=..._-- up n , . _ _ -- maa... Of 0, duct! who uunuhrzynd 3 J6- pcind .50 the Walt mom: with the Whul Window; u`: uIvu&Ja I10 . next Cnpn`a`Whn!o|||o wdacIIuI.lmIIuIOI|U.WClD- atorrhanwohaoyunlal nhnh nf Abun our &..nnnn_ nutuoaluuu uuuuuroau II! ` promptly. and pormuontly nun AllIo:mnnlN-man ])I'(lIIKl]` `II IICI'llIt'll|III -If ' nun an form at Nmaou Wunl-u-n l\-anal.-. unn-L 7:7: QC and one Tutti F rum wnppomnd you ill re- cclvu two beautiful - r doll: with m: an o d: and bcdlel from l'l _UB 31.1.11,` OEITIOT. OFFICES- llxoho f: In 1:. 0t!o:d'u Block. 81 Brook St . K ntoton, Ont. lye info" H :5 unall- 03!]! 1'0 LOAN mac OBIMALL Inn, at low nhto! asco. on 01: a gun Proport . Loan: nnntod on 01151 .3 ._0onnt1 Dal A to noun moat 8.50131. Jiognwdh Ilsa '.`1.3E'.` Pogxlnn OOFIXI 30361` :5 wonnmon -tum. Phod nu. mununms BLANUHAED. CHARTERED A A ounhnt. Books mun . Dolhd, audit.- . Ml bnlonou und nnoinl nntomonts tum. Buolnou oondontinl. Addtou Klug- nton Btulnouoounco. 3&5, a s`. . flkn. I `cog; mmvc I led. loan 60 loan at lowout um. Klngm. over Wsdob D_rn: Stan. 3. u ucunmv LDCOUNTANT AND REAL l . nah .Al!n"!- luau and nodonnu col- lootod. I ho: to ion: Ollloa 881 King :1... Wsddn Dru: Eton. IRB'I'S LIVIEY OPIN A!!!) NIGHT. Telephone I01. sun I IIII-n II uvavvulnu, `IIIVGNIB IN TBUIT. OEIIOI : III IA- cot Mnot Aulnlunnu oouoltod. 8-3. 0 RN. J halo A A U. oood. n'$no'y'c'o 1: III Kin: :0... nvu W SMYTHE J LOSCOMBE. natmnnc m 'l'n.nI-I-. nrnnn. an 1 _ - llaEXANDEB. BLANOIIABD. CHARTERED Accountant. noon omnad. nonhd. Audit.- '3-B ll OANN.AOC0 '1' rt If-II.!:Anuv._ n`c!NIo:`1<:qnl::&'is%{5 _I_l0NEY AND BUSINESS. REMOVAL. [FB'l'S LIVEEY MEDICAL cAR-|5. ARCHITECTURAL HORSE LIVIRY. Wmsummca. DENTAL. LEGAL ' 1:333 blioidn urchin-unit! cvwuhlhhod. Quorum. ' E. 1. Lion. II!!! 1%! Ifll `Off Wunson. 0nI.,Nov. m.-Sol. White, pun own: 0! the Andotdon 3 that the upihliou. who have an Intel: the quarry, pro in Andoulon which unmhn dolhn. In tho 0! noda- tho Ebwu ygnng vogun Inroqignod dur- nglhlnuu my mAnbnrn.nnd boh- i noi can as thin. in .11.; an... nvunun APnopoeel To Teke 300 Young Women To The Gold lleldeo Avnunx. N. Y.. Nov. 2'.l.--Che:-lee Car- rin ton. of Seettle. Weeh., he: created no litt e etir emong the young men of Auburn during the loot week. Cerrington on- nounced hie bueineee hero to be the selec- tion of two hundred or three hundred heelthy women whom he propoeoe to take to Aleeke in the eprinz tor the purpose of equelizing the dleperity between the male end the lemele population thet it in nup- poeed will exiet in the gold regione next seenon. The matrimonial Agent in en ex- miner. end propoeee to pey the expenses ol the party. elting hie remuneration out of the eume I. et will be peid for wives on hie en-ivel. "It in e rfectly legitimate hueineee." eeid he. "on I coneider myeell e benefactor. There ere thoueende of young women in the out who are nneble to find huoheude in their own comluunitiee end would gledly eveil themeelvee of thin op- portunit it they could hecertein of get- tinggo pertoeu for life. None but eo- unl minere, who ere not elreid to work, end who heve cleaned up e good lot ol my will here e ohence to `get eny ol theee gut . I "I Amdeniina a main! gelnnrhuu ..l.......I -1 nunnuung n ooromuolocnon ol good. rupoctnbh you women. and any one of them will watch her weight in gold. I think 3 girl is looliuh who Igould objooteo I husband on Ibontu-nu. I In Ind good wast. d Ihnnuxlv Iglnn in :?n_ u[u-lI-II lay IIAIDII,lmI DOB! now gone to Ullutocnlin muomoto. IAIIU Olalllifg H19 Illlln Some time ago Gsleb Bey. Turkish am- bassador to Germany. went to Constantino- ple to beg for his ealary. which was nine months in arrears. He was promply dis- miaaed from diplomatic circles by his eu- lragedsoverei n. The -Vienna correspondent of the Daily elegraph now reports that ' all thejrurhish embaeeadors have not been paid for months. Geleb Bey had exhausted his credit in Bcrlin and had nothing to live on. Another embaseador has written to the Turkish foreign minister stating that he had sold about everything he posseeeed end was compelled to en bsist almoutentire- Iy on whathe borrowed irom his friends. He added. he feared he would not be sble to borrow much longer. Still another re- presentetire of the porte has written : All my Ineana are exhausted and I cannot even buy a pair of gloves when obliged to ap-. pear anywhere." lhlvzotru-vat. |NlIiIl unun-slurs nunel IO!` yOIl'! ID I lollllo No fewer than 2.000 netivee were con- tinuously employed. There were in oddi- tion over 200 white laborers. besides e staff of thirty engineers and drnughtsmen, the wsges amounting to 860,000 per month. The cost of the lme--whioh has beenhnilt oo thesub contracting principle- is estimated otneerly $l0,00U.U00.exclusive of rolling stock. The ruling gradients are one in eighty. Therenre two large iron bridges, one crossing tho Mahelspsi river, the other. the Lotssni. an. sip..- -.... 11.1.3. 1).... m....|.:-I. -.._ or our. uongsngures." -, Here area few salient facts about the new railroad to Bulawayo. which has just been opened: The totul length in about L350 miles. The line runs through Kimberley. Vryburg and Mafeking. the road bein nished to the last named town in 1894. `hrom Maleking the distance to Bulawayo. most of it across the open veldt. had to be covered by ex waggons. This country is almost destitute of water. and the task of construction was doubly dilcult. On getting through Khamasi country the Tati concessions land is reach- ed. Here is a fairly large minim: centre. with its capital, Francistown. 360 miles north of Malelring and 120 south of Bulawayo. In the Tati country mining work is already in full swing. and the benefit ol the railway will be im- mediately felt. North of Tati the country is more wooded. The line traverses the famous pass in the Mntoppoe which the Matabole left open durin the recent war. and, asein Fig Tree ork. reaches the capita of R odeeia. In order to gaevthe line throuqh in time, in the ma ing of the last section of about 200 miles. measures of a temporary character were adopted, the rails in some instances having been laid across the bed of a river. that is, a river which is usually dry, some- times for years at a time. Nn fnwnr than `.2 000 nnhi can warn nnn- 1 1 DBGHTIX lllll Gllllu The Times dQV0l 40l 3 leading article to ` she question. which concludes: We can hardly holiove that even amon the imbe- ciliziu of 3 contutod election t. e muzzling order could be pandod against her ma.- jeotyhizovornmenb after the pfosoubstion of Mr. Long ngux-ea. - Ham gran law nnllnnr. hint; Ahnnf. Mm |'lU~ "I1" :11 good. P1336: PQIIUUI] W.0_`yuUVUm Ill! BIIVIIFC lfpecn to,A deance of his position. He quoted atuiltiel showing. the quick decrease of rabies since the introduction of the order. In 1895, he said,` there were six hundred and efghty cam of rabies in England. adding that in 1807 there were only 141 cuea, while of `them only fay-one have occurred since June. Th: `Finns: Jnunfnn A Ina.-um n..H:.IA tn WIVES FOR K LONDYKE VIII HBO! Io-All WCIII. .o.4.._ t\_A \!__ no. In the nunnfactnm ot knlvu the divi- slono! lulu:-hubcvn clan-led tosuchnn extent that one knife is handled by 70 dif- tc-nnt animus` from tho momcnttho blade I: forgul umll cl; Instrulnan hllhhd ad natty for chi Itht. H - []BKiiE Sl QDOIWDIO-. Bear in mind then hit: of homely wil- dom: Pun water. pm-a air. sunshine wholesome food an the but pnventiveu against disuse. Cultivate ciqnldao chun- lina. Make daily man of baths. Try to always got eight hon!-I` sleep. An unpleanantodmfor 84 hour: mqy mean a lever for 94 inn. Digution in an- and by checfnilnuu.-.\`aw OI-loans Ihmnm-2 Ti mm- u um um you no tor nor yostanlayf 'l`ommy-I helped her with thb washing, air. She said she couldn't get on with the washing if my didn't take_our dinner an hoursoonmnandltookltu noon u Inc had It reud:.-Ixclnnge. new nullity IIpIl~ Mlnh-m-t~-Ah. Tnfnnny, is that you! I cum you are nlwnyu A good boy, Tommy? 'l`unnn_v-,Yn4.'sir. .< Mlninu-r--'i`hut'$ right. I mn sure you are always kind to your good mother. ' l`mnmv-YmL air I um. I...I..|.... 1.... um unwnyu xmu [0 good mother. l'ommy-Ym, sir. I was helping her yesteplny. \ II|nl.xhn\_\ n- ulna 0.. I....-u m-__._ I yustepmy. \ Mlnlstm-Very glad to haunt. Tommy. What did you do for her yoatenlnyr Tommv-I hulnnrl h.-.- with an. ..-..).a..... A Lennon In Fr-ngnlity. Guy. the founder of Guy's hospital in Lnmlun. was us parsimonious in primtu liiv us hu mm muniilm-nt. in public. John llupkins. one of hism)x.|tmI\pururi:-u. who wns lli(`k]N\.llN.'.1l \'ultu.1- iiupkiuu nn uc count. uf his mpmvlnun modv of acquiring his immense \\'('!l"h. on our 0('(`w~`iun paid 0 Visit, in tiny. who. on. lltlpklnu 1-mvring the mom, lightml a fnrthimz uuullv. Hop- kins, living uskul u` n-upon of iiirl \'|~til-, said: "i have bwn told that ynu, sir. nro better \'er:-sod in the prudunt. and xwcv.-usury mi 0! saving than uny nun living. and I Ihururorn wait on you for a lesson in (ru- gnlity. I hum anlwuyn mgnnlud mysa-if nu nn mic-pt In this nmtu-r. bu . I mu told yuu cxn-I nu-. 0h," n-pile-.i (luy. ii that in all you (_`0Ill0 to talk ubuui. we (`an dis- cuss the matter in the dark." and them- upnli ho blew out thv candle. Hopkins ncknmvicxlm-cl that ho hul met hlmmporior in thrift.-Snn Francisco Ax-gunuut. nvumug up on WIIHIO I-nmgs,/un_u 1 m `-- 'l`hut`u all right. Inn /yrfu. but I'm very much occupied, nud."-~ You ain't. occupied any hnn`_or than I am. young mun. but I've got thuo tn roll you that thl.-4 gu\g/r'nI1mIIt':~:at-Pu-at and n swindle um] lt';4 fmumcul on wrong princi- [vim um] l`m uglu it {mm the wnrd go nnd |t.'z~' m-,w-r uuim: tn m-t. (my lnun.n_v out of me whf-u I um help it, and I 5,3.-:)ur:xll_\' um. Ynu dun`: ant; nnv `J .m...o.. ....o ..r ..-.. un mu wnvn 1 (`Jul nmp It. and 1 g'(!.`)N':lll_\' um. You dun`t gets any :2 (tum.-4 out of me for taking a letter to AmLc.ury. l.'udur- 1-mml`:" l\'xa.|. __ I_,,I_ I u 1-. - A - I H(i|H(lI N With u look of lofty 1-xvurnshu turned 1 uwny from thostmnp windnw and vn-uh ` out of the (>111:-0..--(1l|l-mm '1`:-ihune. 0oI\0'"0l0lW0 nu um. Nanny aoonul`-H ..-.-'-==' m'.3'.5iaf5':"11ouooun.ou.."-'aruea.l whoa uonhnolln tutu humans LVVU CBHIH. ' I won't puy it." Very well, xnn'nm." I di!ln't supposn you d throw oi! any- thing on account of the shorter distance, but I thought I'd ask you, anyhow. When you carry a letter to San Francisco for 2 cents, you ought. to carry four to Bethany for 1 cent. It's a shame. I don't hm` to send my letter tin-nigh thin poataoicc. nnd I won`t. Tht-m`s u n(YiliI)()P un",1nine going to liotlmny nuxt` \\'vck, on take it for mo nnd be glad to don't euro for tho :3 vents. mi I'm not going to ho swindl . I've been mmiing up on those things and I`m"-- `r}`i.Ilf.`1&. illl`iU'If. nIn'nA u hut l'uu 1111-11 Standing Up For I Prlnolplo. How much does its cost. to send :1 letter from hem to Sun I*`rancL-scar asked n tall. angular v\'umn.n with a masculine voice and nsomcwhnt; hairy chin as she topped up to one of the stump windows at the postolcc. Two cents, mn`am." "And how much to send 5 letter to Bethany, Mlrzuuryr" Two cents. " ll` ._.._YL ...... IL 9! nun: HUI: [0 H16 uown on lb. " I When grandpa went to the luxtraack to get the llnmnculato beaver, he was smitten with horror. A cntmztroplm of some klnd hml occurred, and it was uvldcnt that the hut. hnd been involved. A cmnmmseu of inn.-stigntlon at once interviewed the small boy. llo explained mattem wlth chann- lng candor. Why, you Isa.-, pupa, sald he, I had to stand on grandpa`:-1 hat to much yours; lt hung so high up."-Wush- lugton Post. Vl.'l.' nulu H101`! ucyusn. " 'l`he old gentlenum secretly resented tht-so n.-marks. but said nothing. The younger guntlonuul plnred the model shape on in hair and forgot all about it. Ten minutes later he calmly Hat on that styllsh hntuml remodeled lb sotahnt its maker would hum denied it. (lmntlpa. was tickled almost: to death. Bo:-rt have a beu.\'or. after all, my boy, ` ho sultl. A bcuver s so big you are pretty safe not to sit down it. \VMnn nu-nnr... .......L 4... ALL. L..L.._..|. L- puuuw un us ncuuucs: Now, here is I} latest shape, and I got It for a song. You ought to wear a derby, father. Iva more ('0Il|f0l't.8blB than : bea- ver and mom stylish. The nld no-nthnnnn Hanna!-In Inncnnfnl` I uuxu pupa. Tho messenger was some time away,` am] when he re-turnedwlth the hut he was carrying it on the end of a. cane. I`hA nuvuur Innlr H-, n and hnnnn on av. LICVV IIUFUJ mid papa. I 'l`|'\n I\Il \( I.:urryuIg lb 011 Inc onu OI ll cam-. The owner took it. of! and began to ex- putlato on its beauties: .\'nw hnvh In A Infncf cluunn and 7 an} WIEIU Illl|I'l'lC(I In)" ' Grandpa. came to can not long ago, and papa. hml hlnulp in the smoking room, discussing the subject of masculine head- gmr. `-`Rnn An... /.o..I... ...... .....| .....a ..... . th .v..;-.:'-"......':.".'.. .'.`:.2m_.;;.**.....-" .2 Rina night and M) In 0 0 0' AT TBI PI # HT ll8 l0:YIYIS.llOBDR3`. l\'l|l'. "Run down 'stalrs, son, and get my new derby. It's hanging In the hull," and mum. lone B1000 Illlnilu at the Iltilflpol Ho Gives, _He was in his mother's roin the other day when she was showing a friend some handsome napery that her own maternal relative had given her on her marriage. He was hnptomed by the conversation and laid it by for future reference. That even- ing them were guests at dinner, and for a long while he was deep] interested` as a study of his own domestfe economy, with special reference to whether ttlu-`key was xi ~ good single standard for the human circu- lation, and concluding that it was en- deavored to get a monopoly. ' Later on he began to regard the festive board. with an interest that was not strictly dietary, and nally electried the company by the in- quiry: Mnmmn ta om. M... o..m....1nn. -.... quury 3 Mtunma, is this the tablecloth you were married In?" ' nlinvunlnn ......... 4,. ....n .....4. 1...... .._.. -...: new. Time. what npod of you at :11. line` my love I ` Y 0,3. -11: John-n-D`huns. Illf. ' ' later. time! Ah. why inow. {rune I was father! -v" lunar. umcl An. wny nuaw. wine 1 win to: her? `Sunlight :11 the am pllto. How the nonm- race. Slower.` time! Ah. why I0 tut while I use her lice? mower. ume! LII. way an `mu: 1 lice? Dnrknqzanthndhl plan when tho Mann ID $617` of the dial plate. neuron to I I. ` ' . "rs-as REDY maasonma ov. `:;a;o.`: II 3'1.-J.` . . .. 3.3% . SAW IV ORDERS