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The clothing kings, although living in the realm in which Jack Frost is king by no means bow with submission to his Highness, and with which they clothe their followers, is proof against ali the King Frost, and enables them to live independent of his presence. And be it known to all those who are under the sway of this arbitary monarch Frost that if you will join our ranks you shall be fitted out with this impregnable | Below is a Jist of articles which we call our

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Manieyv’s Celery-Nerve Compound “re- backs” weak backs and the “re-backed” people “back” wo our statements with their testt- mony, Here’s a sample:

For a number of years I have been troubled with a lame back, which at times became so painful that | had to Jay oft work. Nine months ago I was lucky enough to be advised to try Manley’s Cel ery Nerve Compound, and after taking 2 or 3 bottles the pain entirely left me; and I feel certain that my cure is @ permanent ene as { have had no return of the pein for eight month now.

WM. ROGEH 8, 5 Ottawa St., Tc ronto. “Cough Chaser” cures Sore Throat. 10c.

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floor of his residence. He had been in poor health for some time.

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and some of taem are very likely to pat them<elves ia his power and must do as | he tells them. Whether they are in his

power or not, taey ara all very much | itraid of bim. A plante* has been known, | when the weil-known indications appear j t» poine dicect to the ol eah man, to pound hneariy ali the daylight out of him and have him arrested and kept in prison te cool) his heels uotil he has learned discre- tion in his dealings. Iiut many others, cut of regird for taeir own families and tor fear tae obeah man sheuld gv to ex- » treme mmeascres Sn his honky-panky

tricks ani poison them all off, make @ | paint of esinpounding for their offense.

Say a plantation band has a grievance | agnipet a particular planter for aischarg~ § ing him without cause; he goes to am obeah man and in es day or two the own- er of the plantation walksout to his gate: | and finds lying in his path three white

heads. He knows they mean. lie knows, too, that they will. | and he looks about and

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a neizhboring tree. It is a hint that the: | bottle is intended to catch his shadow, a. | serious warning that must not go un

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ARE RED UNIFORMS DANGEROUS ?

British Investigators Advance Arguments Claiming They Are Not.

The scarlet uniform of the British in-

fantry has been greatly criticised in re-

i cent years, chiefly on the ground that it

exposes the men to needless danger by Gisclosing their whereabouts to the enemy. The objection taken to the scar- let, however, is groundless, and scientific reasons are given why the prevailing color is for ali purposes the most suitable that could be selected.

In the first place, scarlet affords the best attainable protection against the extremes of heat and cold to which sol- diers are Jiable to he exposed. The darker the color protecting ® Warm body, the more rapidly radiation proceeds. White would be the best color to reduce racia- tion to a minimum; bat white is burred hy other considerations, as are also all the grays. Scarlet or red comes midway between white and black or other dark colors, while with reference to protection from the sun scarlet takes a far hizher place than any of the blue, greens or drabs and other shades often used for military clothing.

Yellow or orange is excluded because these colors are particularly conspicuous at a long distance. Although scarlet or red is more conspicuous than gray, when the sun shines directly on the troops it blurs on the sight, and is consequently more difficult to nit.

His first step is to find out whom he haa offended. He remembers the incident of the man who was discharged, and sends for him. He does not know how deadiy the grudge may be. His own life,

the lives of all his family may be ats

stake. The water jars must be emptied. , and cleaned, for they may contain poi- gon. All the food must be carefully

watched by some trusty servant, bnt the:

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Pre} y C. 1. Ho x I , Mass i ‘vm Vi l i ‘ Pa Cc pr j j A suit of H 2aVvy Underwear dd aay be on upt. McLeod of Park Corner presided, y +1: Hood's Pilis und the best of order prevailed. The | 7% A Heavy Woolen Shirt for. ..ceceeeceeeeeeecseeces ~ St sient tenes ad Leavty ennlause thet fol- I i . i %e cs ied and Learty applause that ful () A Heavy Woolen Suit, Men's yw eni.tion ¢ each Dumber Is 1 y » of the success of the + ar »f ¢ rh re tion ¢ e th > very y CALENVAR FOR NOVEMBER, 1896 ;°" = ipprecss . Se Yor) rous a en Tine proceeds are pee ae Se r ‘ wech at Indian River. At Hew M , Sth day, 3h. 145m. a. m sion of e programme Rev. Vv First Quar, 12th day, Ih. 23.)m. a. m Mer. Gillis thanked the audience for their . 1 x 1 : ais ate hie tthe ino i. peration in promoting ® cause A Fur Coat, a Fur Cap, a Fur Robe. - FOTLby Last srter, 27th day, 10h. 31.2 a. m : - —— , - THey Lest THern Money.--In the case - the Boston Standard, the A. P. A. organ | ae _ whch failed a few weeks, the examination i Week-| . Co . pe by the assignees shows that balf a million j | ste | - weer i ies of money, contributed in small eee sO an.ounts by peopie of moderate means, h m | hm] aft was tnade to disappear less thar eight- 1; 8 16 47,4 40] 7 30] een montis, largely for the reason that the 2:3 19 : 8 2 board 4,3 most of whom koew 4 : 7 g of new spaj er h anagemen', we uld 4|W ay ie 10 6} not] to exper enced men whom they - o| I irsday | i iV 44 had them <elves pec o charge. Ni” Sa” ve” * “_™ Se” mice 6 Frida | ll 3! > ; 7 \ Saturday morn SAVAGE WEST INDIANS. - 5 ay : q 7 The First of these Monthly Competitions will commence Semuaty ist, 1897, SAVAG s ) 9; M ‘ | and will be continued each month durin ° ; _— 2 ° 7 ; aaa } m : I ly of Poisoning i 7 . : 4 4s 5 } Gi EN FREE People Who Make a Stuc IO] Tetep OP a ae IN BICYCLES — ae 12 i eaday ; j $4 5 AND WATCHES J EACH MONTH Ore of the most horrible practices still 3)! j i} t survives among tha colored population : 7 . = FOR a of several of the islands in the West In ‘ ay As Foilows “sis ee va s , lies, It is called ‘‘obeahism,” and while ié a vd y 21 7 4 10 First Prizes, $100 Stearns’ Bicycle, . . $ 1,000 it is carried on under the guise of re- + | Tuewias ‘ ; 95 Second “ $25 Gold ie or 625 =" r — a — earn ase — ne Obeah priests ar » ac sate ~ — : Bicycles and Watches given each month. . = SOAP — over a study = ae ; — . a . - of the art of poisoning. 16 ©colore en i . ‘ a | 7 ‘ oy | RY : | oe —_—_ population of the country districts of 4 a i * ‘ . ; oe P é . | 7 + Total given during year 1897, $19,500 WRA Pp PERS Hast sad Samaion are atmand te Sane | Pa | : —= est and 23 | j ) >) a HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. RULES. side of the barbaric tribes. 34 | i ! Competitors to save as many “Sunlight” 1. Every month daring 1897, in each of the These country people, a large majority 35 | os. > oan ee Oates — | cietatens, (ORS SOS Se epee une onl in the lar« af the population, form little settlements | ; ii the top portion o ti “ \bers. of from th onesie ; 6 t : Z ! 22 er that portion, containing Lim Seno THs TOP PORTION! Fone eats they sesiie, will eneh or scattered towns, and the Government 37 I : | : 12} SOAP.” These (called “Cou. i -——_—— | resetve.e6 wagner oeomen. Seem provides them with little churches, but 93 | Sa cL oak 4 2 pons’) gre te Peaper on which Py 1] ee eT memnetiinrs who end in the mex while the peaple profess to be Christians a the competitor has written his LMMT SUS largest numbers of coupons from and occasionally go to church, they have Bs ” herfall name and address, ere, | the district in which they reside, willeaeh ; ww 7 and the number of Coupons | 2 » aa WT Does __ 7 , | receive, at winner's option, a lady's of much more faith in the obeah man than 7 ao sentin ec paid, to Messrs | > 77/ *“Foax'; coh | Se Ee eee in the preacher or, if not more faith in San co, marked on the Pos. "4 a 1} | day ofeach month during 1897. Coupons they have at least more fear of him, and —_——-—_-—_—_ - -———- —-—-——-- cnn Won mer atop ieft-hand - — ———' received too late for one month's compe- Ca : . , corner), Ait he NUMBER of the DIS- | tition will be put into the next. ” sometimes it is not without reason. ‘The TRICT Competitor livesin, _ oe See Sk Fy ter yheah man 13 always rather smarter than is 5 TA on ote e HO. OF 1] NAME OF DISTRICT Lever Br thers, Ltd., and their families, are debarred from his companions. He is bright enough to : rH ne i} W Pe DISTRICT Western Ontar consisting of Counties og PY printed lst of winners in competitor's district will see any easy way to provide himself with _ ait : é ta Ga | York, Simcoe & all W. and 8. of thes he forwarded to competitors 21 days after each competition ‘ —_ - as : ¢ . Piatt. a : va a few luxuries, and he must be able to S| ease Ota EAN ofthese | Se Mesera, Lever Brothers, Ltd.. will endeavor to award make his comrades believa In him. The — ——| lena ene eeeelceeteeres ~ | the prizes fairly to the best of their ability and Judgment, - : ep a “ars | (n % Ly," , 3 Province of Quebec ee but it is understood that all who compete agree to accept obeuh man is in no sense a priest or | & coe ' “4 | \Province of New Brunswick the award of Messra, Lever Brothers, L1d., as fim spiritual guide. He is a compounder of | 8 ws 4 Pro — - wer j " — ied 3 \Brovinee —_ Scotiaand Prince Sayes anos. Ld., = a ee poisons, and at this he is ordinarily only s 7 e yeles are the celeb § rns , manuf « . earn 0, = ‘ ? nn AY. tenet O - Es hv Ast to guaumteed by the uakers and bas complete attachments roo skilful. . He has no a = ' — tends to no sacred rites beyond a few Trai I spon ore a eee simple incantations which he adds for | _ , iONS 422360207808 effect He works as much as any of his 4346333333 oo c Gow © “err companions, either on his own little a ‘ 7 94. place or on the neighboring estate and oat ou Can t See raug 8S he does not often even pretend to have 315 | = ~ inherited powers from any ancestors. He aa ' o . . ° * ieks a : 4 * . . , when your clothing is interlined ae 7 cot gga in a small way = i o 6 . cuntitimeanti —— s 7 i os nakes fita ‘ j 4 7 % 32, 5 WD I: 19 i= & yw, with the light and durable Fibre It is an easy matter for any ordinarily 52 5 Ub} 7 52 i | |FLae '|| a : lo had dak Oe bright negro to establish a local reputa- 531 7 5 Uz) 7 43 ——— gf ; Chamois. It positively ke cps out tion as an obeah man. He provides him- 645 7 t Sz) ¢ ot > —, f A i7,\ every breath of cold wind and self with some of the stock belonging to 6 06 t 3) 7 Ot em) aN | by eet . a . a an obeah man—tbree white roosters’ 7 son AUT LLNS gt” SY 4) frosty air and keeps in the natural 6 jl 4 15) OW NS MA AY fede te FB LG eAZ: a : oe heads among the first and drops a sly P. \ ee » bh aot 7A Nex) warmth of the body, because it is hint here and there. One of his i 1 4) + OO}11 OO Tene SY, ee a a / 4s i bors has injured him, perhaps, and the 2 — ee Y i . vibe - - ae & HHO Se inal a Ny ‘ey ' a: i t, (4) - complete — conductor. You'll neighbors’ chiskens suddenly died or 227017 25)10 10 Sn A AY A OY) soenjoy genuine fall and winter com- his donkey falls serfously ill, A little o : ts ) 315 9 4 OO) 9 21 2 TAY) { Le VA") fort witl Se lothi home-made poison does it, and if he is 4 810 2 11| 8 08 ' ¥ NN BEB ZZ 4] fort with it through your clothing, smart there is no danger of his being 6 01 10 | 55) 7 38 $ - 3 a 6 hs for only a few cents extra expense. caught. His rn arin to — 5 1) " 1 30! 7 02 yer eee Ae ye : ‘ : him with awe and to fear him. From | 64511: 12 W 5 5S n- f — Phe Real Fibre Chamois sells that moment he is a recognized obeah 7: te. tip. M ee now for 25c, with a label on each man. A “ 645 ‘ 15 1) ; . ie ss ‘eee . Tbe obeah man usually taka @ pr-- a tel a = KH} yard and there is also a label on every ready-to-wear suit which is caution to know his victim befure he 1H 33 ..| 8 31 4 47 interlined with it. Always look for them. practises his sagt se vere . a _ SO 4 ; I § 15 4 15 ‘ planter, says the Philadelphia Press, 8 ® OF i [ sy 8 10) 4 00 COSO0ICS76e arule the latter is too intelligent to have 9 & deb TAZ DS DO | ee any fear of the supernatural powers to om 4 : Atma 2e " . th a se ka oe ee A which he lays claim, though one and all 016 52 - River ...... 646 2038| BZBB2 == £244 232-2 4444422222254 |> ‘nite in fearing his poisons, and poison- ll ® 6% a 6151 1 2 eee i aad ri & | ing is » mach easier matter for tropical le ae =e negroes thin one might imagine, by rea- “s = ‘ , 1 a a D = | son of the man) poisonous yines, plants .: Sol ad i i t h sorience of - i oe & | and roots with which the exper 00) BE ; oo 2 10 Three Li om = generations has made them familar. i . grag vag = | Then the manner of keeping the water sone _ % | of the household helps the obeah man 4. M = considerably. Every house has its big : Price, QuaLity, AssortMENT enter more largely = | porous earthen jar, in which the drink- ve 6 40 . : . . | thi Is ni ‘ ing water is kept and through which it ts ie iuto the act of buying than anytbing else. If gradually trickles into @ smaller jar be- ay he price 1s rig’st the quality good, assortment neath. A handful of brinvilliers leaves tie | 5 ’ : . i ° 7} k dropped into the water jar will in a few Trains ars run by Eastern Standard Time complete, buying 1s easy That is what makes days put an end to a whole family. 4 McDONALD D. POTTINGER, buving easy at our store We have received a It was not hard to have these leaves maperinte: lent Gen Mgr Govt. Rys, : “ . a . = | mut intathe water. because the obeah Oarlitietowr Moncton, N B. complete lot of cobb'er seat rockers of good qual Raiwey Ome: 2 RGM. ‘ ™ . -acimdomaban ’ ity at right prices. BACK IT OP.

know whom he can trust. The milk: must also be watched from the moment {t leaves the cow until it reaches the table. He knows himself to be in danger every moment fiom poison, and until. he has paid off the wages due to the dis- charged laborer and made him a present, the planter is not comfortable in bis: | mind. He does not care to prosecute the: ol. ah man because it would be useless

lf there are any witnesses at all they are colored people, who are far more afraic! of the obeah man than of the law, and. , could not be made to testify truly. Then little dread of the -

possibly he feels a

obeah man himself—such is the forca of? |

association, When the obeah is set for a colored: man the mode of operation Js simple.

One of the most frequent complaints in. |

the country districts is dysentery, and. the obeah man can produce all the syinp- toms of dssenterr in a whole family: without difficulty. small quantities of pounded glass with their food, and, if this is continued iong enough, the result is death. The symp-- toms are so nearly like those of dysentery that nothing short of an autopsy will reveal the truth, so- the prisoner goes unpunished. The first warning a colored man receives is usually the finding of a little packet in his bed, or any place where he is sure to find it, containing a tooth, a bit of glass and a few hairs. This is sometimes.

varied with a bottle containing parts of’ — nail and. | unlesss he is. |

a toad, a spider, some rusty dirty water. The black, more than usually intelligent, gives him self up for lost when he finds these things. He knows that sickness or death will overtake himself or some of his:

family, or at least that his donkey or his: |

poultry will die. Some of the obeah men. draw the line short of actual killing.

THe ONLY ‘True Biood Purifier

prominently in the public eye to- |

day is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Therefore get Hood’s and ONLY HOOD’S.

Father Murphy, of Gold Cure fame, ar-

rested in Montreal recently, has beeu re~ jeased on $4,000 bail,

It is done by mixing: |

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With existing rifles the actual result of

a fight is usualiy decided at a distance just outsidy the effective range of the weapons, This distance lies between 600 and 800 yards. Nearer than that if is impossible to close without replying to the enemy's fire, and as soon as the re- turn rifle whistles about the defender’s heads the possibility of aiming rapidly and accurately decreases. .. Therefore, from this point of view, it is unimportant whether the object to be hit is conspicuous or not, but from a mora! point of view it is a serious con- sideration, Within 700 yards each subse- quent adyance is conditioned by fire- superiority already achieved; the defend- ers are shaken; the time for counting heads is past, and the mental impression conveyed by the ¢ight of the assaulting troops becomes the main point.

It is a distinct advantage thatour men should bulk large in the decisive stages cf an encounter, and there is no color which enables them to do this so effac- tively as scarlet. On the whole, therefore, every scientific consideration justifies the retention of scarlet as the best uniform fer our troops. —Pearson’s Weekly.

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i Fergus, April 6,180 To Robert Phillips, Druggist, Fergus. This is to certify that I have suffered from a we for a long time and several articles re- commended for this com- — but none of them Ciaran ee nt, Ww bas completely cured me, Mes. JOHN GERRIE,

R. Phillips, jr.. Druggist Witness. . 9 a “ My alx-year-old daughter, Bella,was afflicted with eczema for #4 months, the weciet seat of

| eruption being behind her ears almost || every remedy I saw ppvecsiges, | bou; os nae

j fo medical specailta in diseases, but with- . out result. Finall I

week ago, box of Dr. Chase's Ointment. and the first 2 eation showed the curative effect of the 7 ‘| We have used only one-sixth of the bex, but || change is very marked ; the eruption has all dis- appeared, and I can confident! my ‘id ta tured. (Signed) MAXWELL JOHN TOM, 112 Anne &t., Toronte Sold by all dealers, or on receipt of price, 600, Address, EDMANSON, GATES & CO., TORONTO.

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NO 126

MR, LARKINS REMEMBERED Before taking his departure after the close of the season, the directors and a

number of the patrons of the North Lake Cheese Factory met and presented their courteous gud e'livient cheese-maker with the following

ADDRESS.

To Jobn D. Larkins :

Dear Sik,—Before taking your depar- ture from ue, , thed rectors and patrons of the Nortn Lake Cheese Facwworv, would with to take this opportunny to make public their appreciation of your serv ice- among t us, and even at the ri~k of « ff-nd ing your to Liiouse qualines which have cau-ed as to appre tafe your labor.

And ir the fi st place we cannot but re- ell your un fort cour esy all 8 ons to tie visitors of the factory, your patience in explaining the details of sour

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modesty enumerace

on occa

work, on! your valuable suggestions to the patrons regarding the care «f their milk lieve, Combined with a strict atiension to duty at all tines on your part, Nave CeMia nV, ith a vreut easur ° beep the cause of v patever su cess our factory as achieved during th post year. Fuee gain &@ parsing Visiter ox ald pot bus admire your atlentionto thar wioch

stitutes, we may Say, the coef tw or oF

he pro peritygof any da rying ins tus We refer to the cleanline=s of the premises

it all bours of the day, wuich nu-t have entailed upon you 4 great amount of application and labor. Tues ,

vith the many other good qualities of head sud heart which vou possess, have assured iy endeared you to us. If our factory as attained any success in tne veginning, sod if people look upon it with a different ye than when it first siarted, it is due to vour obliging « flurte, Aad we trust that 1othing has occurred in our relations with ou that would cause you to regret baving

«pent this term amongst u ; and we hops bat when our factory opens again next year we will see you again at your od

post, for we feel coofiden: that our fa to y sgaib, Under your guivance, would be * yrunounced success.

Jas. A. Beavon, President.

Avex. Fraser, Vice. Pres.

LaveuLtan MoDowa.p, Secretary.

Mal. J. Campbell, Stewart Anderson, Benjamin T. Baker, Angus C. Mclatyre, Une Ao*.

A. J. MclIotyre, A. R_~ Beaton, Alfred W. Morrow, Daniel McLean, Alex. S ott, Joseph M. Vean, Patrons.

In reply, Mr. Larkin thanked thoze p’esent for their kind and all too flutering aidress. [Ee vaid that whatever success aad attended bis efforts during the season just closed was io a great measure due to tue kind att: ntion always shown him by the &% ard of Directors, and their efficient snd prastuking Secretary, for nothing eudeu to make the dairyiug industry in a-y community more saccessful than a y od and atientive staff of Directors. should it be his good fortune to have ‘charge of North Lake Factory next year (and Le hoped it would be), he would wish tO see tbe same men at their “old yosts.” He also wished to express his ati-faction for the strict attention given v his ivstractious by the patrons in pre- yaring their mils hefore sending it to the Factury. The fact of the cheese manu- factared receiving, as it did, such a tavor- -ble report from the Goveromeat Inspec

or was ct r.butable as much to the «xe J- i nt quality of the int!k from which it wes nauufacturei a7 to any proficien- ‘"y on the part of the maprufacturer. In conclusion Mr. Larkin wished to convey 8 heartfelt thanks to the people of East Point for the many acts of kindness shov n wit during his stay amongst them, and soped ali would e: joy to the fullest exieot

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tho-e Inestimmable b.essing of hea th and prosperity. North Lake, Nov. 24:h, i893.

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