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is absolutely imperative lit you are to get any comfort from life or nourishment from food. A torpid liver can beý a very dangerous condition and should flot be uneglected . Few medicines act as thoroughty, pro-rnptiy and safely as B.ýecham's Pis. They are vigorous but mild, and cause no inconvenience or nausea. TO BE RID OF CONSTIPATION There is ro remedy quite as gcod as Beecham's Pis, flot only to loosen the bowels but in the after effects. There is no binding up afterwards, as these Pis aid Nature in a natural way. Persons chronicnI.iy constipated can become regular and be rid of the con- sequent discomforts formerly theïrs by use of BEECHAM'S PILLS. Sold by al rugglsts In Canada and U. S. Amerîca. in boxes, 2s cents. up on tho tiglit aide about n quai- ter or an inchifrom the eigtut n andi stitc'i again on titi wrong stde Premier Has a Narrow Squeeze naking French soana. Thon set th' in West Middlesex. Sew the outside of liaing of the collar tog'ot.her annc set o-n the waist gethering the fronts in te ltt. Uath1 MR. ROSS WQULD NOT TALK or the lower part of the sleeves and adjuat to the cuffa.ofrbo ed e.entoofteRSGoeme l Thon sew a row c ibnbaiErdîialno h os(oeuetI in. aomMfith. weeigeofti Vey Complete and the Popular M.s- NOVELTIES FOR SPING. igaon h oe deo hý waîst; sew two con s areui l the jarity For the conservatîves Tetals Up, Ilihbon atnd chiffon XVits, a very ciîs. anfi aroual the colin r andi rua Froc» the Inconiplete Figures At Haod, natural 'outcomie of the vogue for aarrow white, ribea tlicougli. te~ 30,855 1,st of the Ftected Candi- bretelles and deep girolles, are Three -yards of twent.y-sevon-inchiei1 dasT.thrWhte ote amnong the choicest Lollices seea. nide silk, three yards of beadlino and dts oehrWt t aeo h Purplie, from tac palest orchard Cive yrso arwrbo u e Deleatedauan the Malnrity ai Last mnauvil-infiorchifi toues te, the rich. requirod. lco. est, jt,,pest plum color, 15 5000 Co,,servatives Fiected . . . 69 Vryliere. The color is provechi- j LEARNED VWOPKINGMI'IIE. LbrlsFis..........29 ailly tryiag, yet whon it happons toj ho lecomiag, inothing ]S more Cîeei .no a oeH-Minîsters Defeated. Thchaiiteba e uliusd bynarkable Stuclents. Hon. Jýhn Dry;den, Agriculture. The hit lit s muc usol y 1lon. J. M. Gibsoti, without port- Women of ail ages is seldomi with- Some of the' students ef the' ton- folio. outa tuchof olo, vlve chuxdon (Enaindy Xoring.me's Col-, Bon. W. A. Charlton, Crown tends. flowersý or featiters furbishing it. Meeso eointotersute on. T. E. A. Evanturel, without Oriulc siks re a ulnaalunder the most unfavorable circutu Portfollo. abundanitce this year. Hahutaîs arcetncs Hon. F. R. Latchford, Attorney-. etbitoifavorites, ancd pongees stnce s oewowieler General. Thereewaagoo out.,Twetelearain wil prbaly tavr o ot. hee JLatnhad to go to the war ia are sex erl Oriental silks wlich are South Afrira. He translatod Virgil TU POLEsVRI. gnaranteedý,c to hc absolutely water- wiiî on blockliouse dlutv, and when TEPOLSVRIT proof, ad ven perspiration pt.ooi. le came homne'lho wént back to the Th cagebl alet etica, nleend lîecam-ateacher inla Toronto, Jan. 9-6.-Tepeopleofo which sold hy the' thousands a ef w cLege Ontario spoke yesterday. They con- yer ao btlisbeninte -)ak "ie oahro elg-i deinuied the Rosa Goverament. They groulnf lately, is to the fore agatu. *in caintnovrowobean h gave the Coaservativos an over- hastes finakefwthebtgn oytoneisi0f tho oldy Inted f h to onsofth odsttîdying et the college; and the, ilig eoiy Petticoat, the iup-to-date ,garîent ýteacher of botainv is a tee taster in Narrow Squeze For Tinss.. bias three tdistinct tons or shadles. the city.1 Other Ministers narrowly missed The firat of the spring hats have The majority or CIe students hon,- shariag la the disaster. Premier arrivc l, but s. lai thUcy are mostly 1always been working mion. Many Who Boss hiart the nerrowest squeeze of tfic simle n, ranstoqîtest arit-- Ioed prospet-el in business bav e thent ail, and for a time it iooked tics Snal turan, tques inr- wedtheir efivance to the faclities as if ho would not pull ont. The lat- quise shape,anti evelope bats are affordefi hy the moîlege. est ceturna availablo laetnlt gave Sle en. They are nearly all severcly A work-ingý jeu elier. wl-o once nt, him 50 najor-itv, witb two plac-es to plain, and are la troag shodles et tearIdfi th classes, loi t £6,000 te hear fromr, whicbh are e-,pocteýd te go blur. refi. greenî, iauve crid bro'wn. lthecee wben lie dicd. Coaservative. Mcr. Ross hart 604 mn- Black hear seema to ho gaining in Oneo cf the stuilents te day is e tii joritY tn'oyar go its two aow vogue. lo s fr wl eeryCfas he 'ter yclars odi, vho j, l]iisters survivcd the wreck, r nex' t syefur t c eyfaho-anxite bis add a knowhAg.e of itai Giabani by somcething over e hua- A.Mc et e nl- o i cconflishments. dred andi Mackaey hy about tbcee mng the spriag, silks, taffeta IToei io.sre opstr hundred. naturally lbolds ficat 7Place, andi it is ftliy soion ycîtts Id.I who la nîso bec Toronto gave a popular majority o! colîrse, taffetil of th-e soit finish icoming fomilial- witli Italien. H_ of ahout 10,000 for the new Gov- varWlyI. The lpin atripo whicb 't ilias'bocctîa atudent tfor sixyears antd, rnaient. theoecal of the last suînirmer seaso eIi-gin hy întering Greek. Premier rs Atone-AnC SUlent. ruadea streng bld for laver is here Mr. Duchcsii , the secretary, aske 1'* Hon. G. W. Roqs awts the only Cab- again- aid uiucb tu the' fore, la piak hini uha t x ns bis obUe lun w ishtiiti, net minister in the city yesterflay. ancd white, liglit green art-i White, Ito iera Grte. Ho reniainef inla is office eit the Par- lilae and wîhite lt la very quairit anadi ,Wejivotl, o' saifi the coniposi liament Buildiogs aurreunded hy e pretty and niakes up loto r.îost de-1 tor-, "I l'ave seoetntes te 'set up' coterie of officiais, anti remnained ln lectale sumirner fro--ch. Greek werds la type, and I do ni, his private office ulntil the lest elec- Th- sliop wiatlevrs showannîe like deiing- things [1 do net under, tien rotucris came la by specialwiira. of m Aino ie ats. nîostiy h rg littie stand.' Pîeni-per Ross continued te sit in bis tur bans. These are liopular focr In the early davs of its lîlatet office, but as tlie returna caime ia, thoatre biats, andifinfleed, are ap- Temi Hughes laid hxing classes t bhis friunds graflually loft him-by 10 propriate for dressv occasions lu the the hasement, and Ruskin taugh ' t)clock lie was alone. Represetatives coldet weatlicr, drawing upstalire. At a later perle 0 f the pres wece waiting te get bis Valeucinnea lace promiseS to ho-i. the 'egtosyug ilîner, iu- views, asto the probable issues which the favoeite, as il waa last autimer, Lord Milliter then was, gave Satctr-hefi tucned the current oi opinion and the faoe mitation inloncincios is day nigit lectures, atnd Mc. Littit'- against bis party and his Govera- lovelier thain over. There are some toit., the' Colonial Scetrthon amnent, but alîbiaxîthe the Premier ivas aew coarse croclidted laces, tee , that iprotiirig lawî or, gave lecI-tures on silent. 'The lest returna hartl struck wll be popuier for linon freeksa aad iaw. hlmn dumb and with that stoicisrs theebiniter cottons. On@ et tht' inulýt, aîausing experi which is cliracteristie of Mr. Boss Tleie ew, or tt leat the recent, ences at fliccolg is relatef I b. whcn ho is et bay, anrdei to hang fntof bat pin la the' shape of a the prescrit Coonil Scretary. A on to power te the very lest, ho sait large saety in nill ho toui-d valn- stulenit at bis ýlaw lcursnas, o tbot lia had nehing e, say7-'not a alble foc rkeepling the bats tilteel aet ruan euîplov at ljnithfieIoI ment ',wo rd forthe rest-iigit" twas thepîpe agl.These -pins arinoiachet, ilowa;,s 1-eeti about iaw quite kilt eeeM- oartro net inte1ndeid te hoie u thr ough ili as lhe was !llf l i aodling legs er to bis home, but a,.s lie lecft tIse build- th,, . bîofdv e th bt, but areta, tneimutton ai sies <if 1Peef. Aîtliougble igs whicb for 32 yoaris hlidgiven udeth'back of the hat, uandloto ho was et" worlý at Stnithfield front sbelter to a Goveroiment of which ha the hliir couj. 3 a. ta. until te fternoon, thtila i tht' lest chiettain, ad encounitered Sneof the' new surah iks sbouid butcher t-ed law assiduously,- anditi h cruelly cold north winrt that was 1îeake serviceable and attractive sumn- th(, Colonial Secor,,ry says tuiai howing louts ide, tbe cetreat of me rock!s en-rt ightweight silîca 0f seme t ofthe hîtottica,:t problema ic -Napjolon trous Moscow could hacdly th'esain larey, 'varions ferma agt,4nablo wvere propon'led by tht- have heen more chiliy or depceasing, o! ree ail o!fthl ightweight i1 man iýtfrein Sithfield. _____ and woo limixtures. tho veiling and 1A1s ,, resuit, probably, of the' edul- cavswoo1lens, vecy iiglitwelgýit cto whîch hi.,gaeei t thf- coll- MEMBERS ELECT. eloli, hifo coth, siik nooseline(, lge ht Sibfel an rose rom c chifongaueso!fnany kindis, aIl humtble po(sition te ho a wl-nw iiNse atise onstituency With aveclaisrad inetls., wellI the ranits - salesman. TLc lins sînce retirefi atîd Majorlty Where PossIble -AI,,, De- of the new gv oods, lives in the oaty feated Candidate and Former Alember Th imm- 1ese pIpniaritY oi lingerie il ~With HI. M1aîrîîy. wnjia liscidlltd iloto tho markcet1 niany b 1ntifl em:lbroiderefilinens, 'New Vorfk ctpitalists will bîulfi oADDINGTON S0 that it i5 t--V Possible for a wvd railway froin, Spokane to tlte houa- Con. W. J. PAULL, 100. inan n- moerat rnans to ivear the dary to conîîect willi a brancli to lie Lib. Hiram XKeecli. daîîîitiesýt 0oboue at bial or eue-. but hy the Caniadian1'acific. Lest member Reid (C) Mai, 577. ___________________ALGOMA qu I erth' o f the' irst imnport-j Con. W. R. SMYTH, 140. ed liandiimad-' its atkect<j Lib. T. GW-. llnn c ~ ~ >",;:ci, rntdrcd pives E z ma o eg- tst nmeb mYth (C) Mai. 227. the eliecI ef hliandwork. ,wliothe-r il is N.em n e BRANT done 1)y mechinct-y or î1Lt Con. J. H. FISHER, 100. A 1RETV ILOSEOVE Dreadful ItchFing f m~ ut A PRTTYBLOUE-OERAL. Lsnienîbor Burt (L) Mai. 152. Perlînç t e oldf feshionofi litin n13 RANT rioster n as iti, ances:tor-at atty faw Pawh of flesh for twzlve Lih. T. H. PRESTON, 200. i Con. W. S, Brewster. rate, their usca noe e oniwhat alîko ,j years-Oure came%~tîtii tlue I est member Preston (L) Mai. 346. bunt th- istnvoid(it' et dfica grin te findi ililijxapstinwitlî ï u» Of Dr. Chare'sOi mnt BOR LE I tib. BON. G. P. GRtAIAM, 127. the prettv litle bole vra>. iCo. . .Deovn IL N nafie'uetfchine sil.k, with il 1The hraling power of Dr. -Chage's Ointmient î test membeir Gahm(t) Mai. 376. Iiigli cochar and ilcoe ~colis, and ties is truly marvellous andi aany oif the cure,s C. BRUCE ut te troat hiîtaove y et ci- brought about byis nse senti alatost lkis Con. IIUGI- CLARK, 322. licatc sto, k, nI the irist, %eol be- mtraces. tib. R. Malcolm. low tle tii,,- frilitCbat c-nis yôtir Raw, flaming, itchiog cereës vhichstuhtorrlly Lest moînher Clark (C) Mai. 44. blouse 5"h v, aeni at the- wist, just refuse te <yield te, any other tro-atrnelît arc soon N BRUCE helow the lower cdge et your girdle. i ealed and cured by titis great loic.îtni se-ian the Lib. C. M,. BOWMAN, 54. It la lt o ýar-as ail these exp lana-Iskien is let sniooih, soit andi ratural ithiIout tuar Con. John George. to*g opoeoe Wht oror blemish. Last îîtember Bowman (L) Mai, 2G8. delicate ecoeof-blouses and unler ap. Acex, M!ACDOUGAL.L, pastaienser, Broadi S. BRUCE you- cit.Ani awee o .tw 1n i; Cove,,Marsh, N.S., wrics :-«' For tw-elce years Cen. Dc. R1:. E. CLAPP, 100. 1 i as a great suiferer item c-ea on the insic Ib. 'R. E., Truax. show conciosively that the' amoutît I ot the ieg. Titere was a tsw luici ai lemhi test monimbtr Traux- (L) Mai. 64. et souitL sax os the blouse beticatît us' about three inehet qaranithe itchiog-,se CARDWELL woncleriîîi. Being w~ibe it CCtii soaietbing feariti. Di,. hi 'tOnoet t- Cn E .LITE athorcl to-boni- the' sou. , pleteliy corel me, teck away thc itcîtiing and b Jon LITE 111 cttting the nater-ia]. t socil healefi rlUc tie. l"" La t neno iie , Litle C)o lea bclad n n d'ghwsefod i i! 08. silli nith aninlch atdîafihaitaln i - for fronI iox-plu ats. Cut CP' i r hn- -'-r l)'es to.~ CREO slc~gh "is<ti-' ui', llel-i <i ~ v ~,- ~. l l-r.AW. C, Co rs n. G.bNr.RIDD-(Mj 26 strwigitucicfistin ufîsshoul-ld i sch',_ I - - -YfCon. DR. LEW, 4 ONTARIO'S AVALANCPlE Adminmistration of the Hon. George W. Ross Buried. MA. J. P. WHITNEY NEXI PROVINCIAL PREMIER Conservatives iri New Legisia- i ture Have 40 Majority. FIVE MINISTERS WERE SLAIN Lest member Mahaffy (C> Maj.- ENIPISSING Con. CHARLES LAMAR-TCHE- Con. Arthur Lmns Lib. Dr. James. Last meinber Jamens (L) Maj. 201. Con.,O. AUBIN Lib. Jeseph M\ichen, Les mmbr Mchud(T,) MaiL. 242. LiSý. Col". .R.AINSN 0 F4ashion Hn ts. Con. A. McCOWAN, 125. if Lib., W. Scott. Lest mnember Richardson (L) Mai. N.u -,Oi ri Con.T. . vLEsO Mal3. 4 W." Ma01 iK lý- Pro, W. A. WansbiIorough. ,Last member Eia!r (C) Maj. 133&. IVUNDAS Con. J. P. WEITNEY, 500. Lib. G. L. Brown. Last maember Whitney (C) Mai. 50-L E. DTRHAM Con. J. J. PRESTON, 723. Lib. Dr. MI. W. Nasmith. Last inember Preston (C) Mai. 68. W. DLURjýHA Con'. J. H. DEV\,ITT, 19 * La-,st member Richkard (L) Mai. 83. EELGIN * Con. C. A. BROWER, 169. Lib., J. C. Dance. Last member Brower (C) Mai. 112. W. ELGIN Con. Fi. G. MACDIARMID, 504. Lib. Peter Staîker. Soc. John Burton. Last memiber Macdiarmid (C) Mai. 502, N. ESSEX Con. DR., J. O. HEAUME, 800. Lt b. E. Girardot, Last miember heaume (C) Mai, 328. S. ESSEX Lib. J. A. AULD- Con., Dr. A. C. Anderson. Last memnber Auld (L) Mj, 486. FORT WILLIAM Con. DR. SMELLIE- Lib. D. C. Camneron. Last member Cameron (L) Maj. 362. FRONTENAC Con. J. S. GALLAGI-ER, 200. Lib.* W. H. Reynolds. Last mAmber Gallagher (C) Mai. 57. GLENGARy Lib. JOHN A. McMILLAN, 300. Con, W. D. Macleod. Last member McLeod (C) Mai. 481. Con. HOWARD FERGUSSON, 300. Lib., Dr. McLean. Last menrier Joyat (C) Mai. 860. N. GREY BON. A. G. MACKAY, 300. Con. G. M. Boyd. Last member Mackay (L) Mai. 272. Con. DR. JAMIE SON- Lib. John Mc Kechnic. Last memober Jamnieson (C) Mai. 438. C. GREY Con. I. B. LUCAS, 1000. Llb. D. Gillies. Last member Lucas (C) Ac,;. HALDIMAND Lib. J. KOHLER, 467. Con., M. MeConnell. Last memnber Holmes (L) Mai, 143. HALTON Con. W. A. NIXON- Lib. D. O. Cameron. Last memiber Barber (L) Mai. 16. E, HAMILTON Con. H. CARSCALLEN, 595, Lib. Dr. H. S. Grillia. Last member Carscallen (C) Mai. 143. W. HAMILTON Con. J. S. HENRIE, 423. i Lib. Geo. S. Kerr., Last member 1-endrie (C) Mai. 150. N. BASTINGS Con. J. W. PEARCE, 800. Lib., Luther Corneli. Last member Pearce (C) Mai. 316. EAST HASTINGS Ind. Lib. E. W. RATFBUN, 20. Con,. A. R. Richardson, Last member Russell (L) Mai. .96. W. ,ASTINGS Co.M. B. MORJSON, 400. Li-b. B.itrlngle. Lest member Mrio (C) Mai. 321, E.HUO Lib. A. IHISLO ýP - Con. James Bwa. Last member Blslop (L) Mai. 465. S. BLRON Con. H. EILBER, 429. 1 Lib. Rev. Mr. McLeIlan. Last melnber Ejîber (C) Mai. 63. Wv. HUR"ON Lib. M. G. CAMERON- Con. Dudley Holmes. Last member Camneron (L) Mai. 21. 9. KENT Con. P. H. BO0WVCR, 200. Lib. John Cochrane. Last mnernber Lee (L) Mai. 276. W. KENT Lib. A. B. McCOIG- Con. Ja mes Clancy, Lest member Pardo (L) Mai. 235. Lib. E. J. P. PE-,NSE, 16. Con. D. M. Mç0întyre.' Lest memiber Pense (L) Mai. 126. Con. IIUCH MONTGOMERY- Lib. H-. J. Pettypiece. Last mnember Pettypîece (L) Mai. 104. W. LAMETON Con, W. J. BANNA, 400, Lib. F. F. Pardee. LaEt memiber Banna. (C). Mal. 12 N. LANRK Cu.DR. R. F. PREtSTON'lý, 46. Ljb. A. H. Edwards. Lestýs member Caldwell (L) Mai. 80. S. LANARK Con. COL. MATIRESON, 706. Lib. A, G. Farrell. Lest member Matheson C a.87 LEEDS Con. J. D. DARGAV,'EL, 500. Lib., Rex'. F. Chisholmi. Last meinber Beatty (C) Mai. 509. LENNOX' Corn. T. G. CARSCALLEN, 65. Lib. M. S. Madole. Lest member T. G. Carscallea (C) Mai. 3. LINCOLN LI?,W. A.. Chiarlton. Lai. emb.,er Charlton (L) Mal. M5 a. NORTHUMBERLAND Con. DR. WILLOUGHBY, 700. Llb., G. M. Crydermian. Last member Willoughby (C) Mai. W. NORTHUMBERLAND Llb. SAM. CLARKE- Con. F. M. Fidd. Last memiber ëÇhrke (L) Mai. 210, NONTARIO Con. W. H. HOYLE, 277, Lib. George Thompson. Last membor Hoyle (C) _Mai. 185. S, ONTARIO Con. C. CALDER, 110. Ljb. John Dryden. Lasi mnember Dryden (t) Mal. 132. OTTAWA (2) Lib. G. S. MAY- Lit,. D. J. McDOUGALL, 372. Coni. D. Murphy, P. D. Ross. Latst memnber Murphy (C) Mai. 615. Last member Powell (C) Mai. 479. N. OXFORD Lib. COL. MUNRO, 400. Con. R. El. Butler. tastcmember Munro (L)_ Mai. 960. S. OXFORD Con. D. SUTH-ERL.AND, 257., Li'b. W. A. Dowler, Last member Sutherland (C) Mai. 173, PARRY SOUND Con. JOHN GALNA, 2% Lih. Milton Carr. Pro. D. E. T5est. Ind. Dr. Towle. Last miember Carr (L) Mal. ' 17. PEEL Lib. JOHN SMITH, 25. Con. Sam Charters. Lest member Smith (L) Mai, 123. N. PERTH Con, JAMES TORRANCE, 300. Lib. John Brown. Last memher Brown (t) Mai. 208. S. PERTH Con. N. MONTEITB, 47. Lib. Valentine Stock, Lest member Stoc k (L) Mai. 71. E, PETERBORO Lib. WM. ANDERSON, 217. Con. Hl. A. Moore. i Lest member Anderson (L) Maj. 443. Con. T. E. BRADBURN, 1240. Lib. R. P. McWilliamis, Last member Stratton (L) Mal. 1191, PRESCOTT Lib. LABROSSE, 400, Lib. F. E. A. Evaturel. Last member Evanturel (L) Mal. 748. PRINCE EDWARD Lib. DR. CURRIE, 53, Con. R., A. Norman. Lest mnember Currie (L) Mai. 110. PORT ARTHR Con. W. A. PRESTON- Lib. H. W,- Kennedy, tact nmember Coumee (t) Mai. K)59. N. RENFREW Con. E. A. DUNLOP, 1442. Lib. Dr. McKýay, Lest memnber Dunlop (C) Mai. 602. S. RENFREW Con. T. W. MeGARRY, 435. Lib. Hcn. F. R. Latchford. 874. RUSSELL Llb. THOS. RACINE, 1049. Con. Jas. Roîston. Last member Guibord (L) Mai. 807. SAULT STE MARIE Lib. C. N. Smith, 125. Con. Moses McFadden. Lest membpr Smih (t) Mai. 251, C. SIMCOE Con. A. B. TROMPSON, 323. Lib. C. E. Hewsot,, Lart membor Davidson (L) Mai. 4t. E. SIMCOE Lib. J. B. TUDBOPE- Con. Mayor McCosh. Leet meinber Tudhope (L) Mal. 447. W, SIMCOE Con. J. S. DUFF, 400. Lit,. John Bi!rie. Lest member Duif (C) Mai. 977. STORMONT Con. GEORGE KERR, 25. Lih. W. J. McCart. Old Lib., Dr. Stark. Last m'ember McCart (L) Mai, 386. E. TORONTO Con. DR. A. R. PYNE, 2369. Lib. W. L. Edmonds. Soc., W. G. Bibble. Last mnember Plyne (C) Mai. 922. N. TORONTO Con. DR. BEATTIE NESBLTT, 1229. Lib. Bugh 1Blaîn, -Soc., Jas. Simpson. Lest member Nesbitt (C) Mal. 28. S. TORONTO Con. J. J. Foy, 3056. Lib. J. J, Hunier. Soc., Phillips Thompson, La.., nmrn ber Foy (C) Mai". 730. Co.THOMAS CA FR,3170. lad, tib. Dr. John Hua-ter. P1ro, John Gaibuaitli. lad., R. B. Noble. S0c.-, F. J. Peel. Last member Crawford (C) Mai. 1545. E. VICTORIA Con. J. B. CARNEGIE, 763. Lib. John Austin. Last member Carnegie (C), a.53 W. VICTORIA con. Sami Fox. Lib. Thos, Steweit, Lest memnber Fox (C) Mi.99. N. WATEirlOOC(- Con. DR. L2KER 7P. DON'T READ THIS. Every Day is Bargain Day At the r eople's Fuel anid0 Lumber Depot. We are stili handling Best Brands Canadfian Cements, British Columbia Red Cedar and other good* Brands Cedar and Pine Shingles, Pine and llemlock SLumber, Dressed and Undressed, Doors, Sash. Illinds and hlouldings. Fresh Mined Scranton Ùoal, Cannel Coal, Steam S Coal, Charcoal, ilard and Soft Wood, Long, Sawed and Split, Slabs, Edgings, Land Plaqter, Fine and Coarse >J Sait in barrels and sacks. We always aim to give the O best vaine at reasonab1le prices. Uigliest Cash Price Spaid fur Grain and Seeds. King St 'East, Bowmanville O èO SThe- Canadian li'ver Typewvriter Standardê -? Visible Writer Agents lWanted. 'Write for our special offer. CANADJAN OLIVER TYPERIRCO * 1 W IE C O 181 St JMOS St.,Montroal. had plnced upon, the(ir had.The voice went on to snay tht t art chosea- this poor girl t o se through, because she was honemst._ Then follwed a strange ,ýjarcgon ofj religious phrases, and when t1he voice fdaislied Ipeople Were sobbinýg and writhing on the floor ia rolugi- ous ecstacy. !'Good, heavens, man," xl- e the long-sufering patient, you've pulled out the wrong tooth a scn timne." "!\exer minci, sir," rtre the ,,deatist, nerggl, "m bound to g-et th-- rightoe ct ie for ;,r ur ut three a ou mnouth wn I tavd. A prolUfecas of Piles is thie usa, ofcatihertica ancI! i pUis ofa1 0t~ violent nature,,, wicis awi, s fol- loweci by a r eactien onaccuntof the resinoils, drýig propertieshy contairi. Therc are ofheýr cause, but o matter whtlth caseor wha th kind of Ple.DI-, onhrdt'1He- Rbid cmn bliled u!)on to cu e - to stay cured. It's an itra eevta e mnoves the caes sof PItchiog 1 Bli i Bleed.ing or SpunigPls A'£ aanr gowSosPithec a age otiig ot' tetet It can bo obtAAâned for ý1.00 )atL dm.its r'he lonF eC o., (4~/ f WORSHIP A GER-MAN GIRL. Her Devotees 'Say SIte is the Hein- carnated lYessiah. A strango religious cecI bas beon feun.eld et Annesberg, la the district 0of Erzgebir-ge, by the superstitions nd igntocant werking pecople nwho bave coeitho believe that Christ bas hc-coiae reincacuatoîl in tlîe person of n fair-liai-eci,htc-eef girl of fif- teen. The Ituet tlînt this girl quot- ofi scri.ture, in hec slecp was(cont- sidef da, miracle by lier reliatives, and she la new f uIly coavinceîl'ot lier mission lierseif, and often gees lonto a tronceo, futing whicli slî iiikigesoini-Billiiaî l v1e-nces. 'Tht' Irns et this-setrt cccentiy reclif-ed th' cîiwiîo apao et one (If seatef( on a bill joat 0oulsile hie ton,and cie the antliona agreen ic Icet cuslcîiî n astheg-iil. Ater lthe poulice ncilîarc ooughblhis- phenîy thoy prîi.eefeo(tl 10arres I ber, lbu ivere ittacke-d by lier eflerents. andi a liglil. tollocreci, wxihi ept the court, buLsy for- sevtol -lay.Thu ýgrl ias pîscd cfietmr observation. in n hospital, but tins declarofi sent' lancd sent lîoine, boasic was weI- ýrecfs e martyr by' vei'erbolieverg, ,Who helfi e ccuesng me,--ting. A Ber lin ' oucnli-t who wns nresont. isys tua the audience îîas iin a iltatc' hordering ýon frena7y. "lThe gi h-il it a trance, ancd (len a strang-e Nosc si pooai h Iles e n ~g-ox~ring iuh-he1