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Warmoll . of eae eee ee ee 2 or “| pias. fs ee re ee ee eer ee oe Torermo, Ontario. --* ! ’ > . ° ¥ . , oy | ai A VERY, BUSY INSBOP.| — Queer oworce causes. =| A Nia peo Escape a —_———— Over the order the Marriage Vow is | Es ’ Very Crisp, Indeed. & lf j , ANTS AS THEY ARE FOUND iN FaR | » as AWAY AFRICA A Kansas wife recently secured a di- | TOOK Poison by Mistake ) 34 : vorce from her husband becanse, as | 10 11 -_—_—_-——_—_- solemnly set forth in her petition, ‘‘the | Bad Effects En tircty Climinated by 1 : ; | They Devour Cockroached, Youhg Mice | defendant pinched the nose of this plain Mood’s Sarenpertia 0 4 it causing it to become very red, there ica os = iv * + | and Oth v a M nite | ¢ y | “C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Ma (< For One Month I will give 10 p. c. Di Se ieadens oat ~ ge . j by g the plaintiff great painanc |, sandstone : : Se ih oe ll 55 or ne . ont } 4 sive p. Cc. 18¢ 0 "i nt or Prove Themselves Very Troublesome to els of mind.” : ies apn ‘tie u ps aliens Gal a one a eft 3) Begs eee ieee iia T f stryctudne tale. in mistak : +t : Humanity, Albelt They Farnish Us « a ow eS So for another ¢crug, I wi as = up in St. oe l a aa Grand Object Lesson. | “the defendant pulled this plaintiff | ne a miss caieidieaan 2 43 " a 6a { ie . ‘ | Out of bed by his whiskers.” Ts b Peeper burs 4 bn nervent | | The visible insect world is not only a | 4 benpecked husband secured a di- | 17! from Pie on oo Cane pf gee: ares mmd world of wonder, but the instinct akin’! yorce i a Pennsylvania court because, | ‘* whi h I coxkt gett “IT thought . » : ty ==> to reason, displayed by the little living | jn the language of his affidavit, ‘‘the | i woul t Ro n'y parila. Aiter - 9 es ~ | KNOWLEDGE | creatures that swarm about us is indeed | gefendant struck this plaintiff a violent | tues ~ ef ‘ee B Se eae , Seusansed - 1 eens marvelous, and none more so than the | blow with her bustle.” s. A found myseli 7” ug strength ee poanenindand By pgs comfort and improvement and oe rae of the ant family. , A Missouri divorce was once grante! | cTT! : nam | ends to personal enjoy ment when | ae ribes the trained and | hecauss “the defendant goes gadding @ srt j ‘ } ——— systematic ravages of a marauding army | about, leaviag this’ piaintiff supperless cS om , rightlpused. The many, who live bet-" of ants in Africa. rif he g gets any he 5 to cook it him d flesh overy end am now as healthy i L i ated | ter than others and enjoy life more, with _Suentiy, deadly, and irresistibly move ect.’ z i . Sun Whe _ ee agp omegvartaty Say : sgt immanenn « | \e8S ax nditure, by more promptl these battalions ont of the forest, down, | Q inoj rife see a i Weuameres, representing the Seely Perfumes, pe , by promp ] Out in Illinois a wife seeured a decree | 3 : 4 3 ) Dary Newspaper poem ulapting the world’s best products to | | dato, across, and up the ditch, throagh | because her husband threw the baby at |“ Welourne Aveone Dae aaa > = Ietanp ae | the needs of physical being, will attest | a ee pi stock — are on her ane she hit him with acoalebuc | pgoqd’a Pilis cure liver ills, constipation, . eo t quare, and 1nto every nook and cranny | set for spitting on the stove : hitionencss, sick headache, indies ‘ I i t : . = ve. itv sick | lache. ind stion ! sfernoon, from the office of nn ed - oe a th of the pare Hiquid | conceivable they swarmed. The first | A cemaalaien nian gota diverce on = ——— — <aMIN Pusiiauixe Company, ta the eo crativ d ciples embrace | notice (they gener ally came at night) the ground that ‘the defendant would ialaeet me Queue tee | remedy, Syrup of Figs. would be alond yell from some of the | not get up in the morning, nor call this A TRIP ROUND THE WORLD its exceilence is due to its presenting men “Look out! Siafnt’* There would | plaintiff, nor do anything she was ATES OF SUBSCRIPTION in the form most acceptab’s and pleas- | be no more sleep that night. __Afte rex told.” : ¢ ADVANCE) ant to tie taste, the refreshing and truly re rience yained, says the Nineteenth A decree was granted in a Massachu se Vear $1.00 ’ ’ ‘ . beneficial properties of a perfect lax- entury, we found it the best plan to | setts court because ‘‘the defendant keeps Six Mowe 2.00 1 itive effectually cleansi th a clear ont of our houses, rush into the | ths plaintiff awake most of the night | ee Movwrns 1.00 how Om) p é all OMprises very if} ill fi ine | tive ; enectually Cleansing the sysem, | square and build rings of fire around us. | guar Jing.” , - | lispelling eolds, heaaches and fevers Tv put on one's clothes was to get bitten | " 4 Wisconsin man got a divorce be. |

- yest gat to wae pest of Cametn or the and ._pennanentiy © % constipation, | by dozens all over one’s body, unless | eayse his wife kept a servant girl “who ntted Stans , —_ - apelin it has given satisfact to millions and | they had been first thoroughly smoke | spit on the frying pan to see if it was bot |

ee met with the approv.i of the medical | Ver ® fire. Every now and then yelis enough.” i

ADVERTISING RATERS . : . : - ; profession, because it acts on the Kid- | ae cos told how a Jazy one had got A Jerse ny wife secured a decision be- | | = z You will find it to your advantage, before starting on your tour, to call on me. neys, Saver and Bowels without weak. | C2us"t im his bunk, The wallsof the | cause “the defendant, the husband, For sma uivertisements which are ordered : 7 . nine th a 6 i " fectly f f huts, the roofs, and floors, were simply ] sleeps with arazor under his pillow to {| Sor ents two weeks the charge is + cning them and 16 3s periectiy tree trom =| one seething mass of struggling ants. | frighten this plaintiff.” | eente wer be Gets Che teed ineentin vs every objectionable substance. They we be Z ‘ oes ghten this pis . i 1 insertion, and 2 S a were after the Jcockroaches, mice | A Virginia woman was set free be he gered geal off } Crees He wig te Secenle by all drug. | and insects that had taken up their abode | cayse “the defendant does not com nished cuppoptication af the office. Special ie is gists in 75e. ‘bottles, but it is — ' inthe roofs. Now and then, squeaks | home till 19 p.m. and then keeps thi- yatract prices at @ reduced rate are quoted fac tured by the California Fig Syrup | of young mice told their story. As fast plaintiff awake talking . tisemrents four inches in size or Co, only, whose name is pr inted on every |; as the ants found their load, generally A Tennesse court liberated a wife be 2 = we e a ee ee ee f torn, March 19, 1894—m w package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, | a cockroach, they would make off dows | canse “the defendant does not wasi = eee jong . ec nd : j and bein well informed, you will not i the hill in a long line. Luckily they i » a . se . : ; he” ‘sileitiieal g : J himself, thereby causing the plainii No specia es inserted unless paid for - | secept any substitute if offered. aaa eee granaries; they seem- | great mental anguish.” i 5 at ' } cents per line, and under no | | eS as ae 3 , ed to prefer animal food. Toward morn In Illinois a decree was obtained be i T : s will such paid notices appear ip a Ts aan Drugg:st, Ch ‘rm he we | ing there would be only a few lost ones. | canse a long-suffering husband ‘outa i a . iymwt ne tearing about, apparently look- | plained that “during the past year tue - I inca in <a ieee TH E A M E R | CA N | oe ee iag for the main body which had just | defendant struck this plaintiff repeated PIC U RES s connected With Charch Pairs, Basnars, | | decamped. Usnally these raids on us | jy with pokers, flat irons and other har. . @-untiocs will be tneerted with | were made after a rain storm; many of | gybstances.” ee ee sas the regular rate of 10 cents per | them came into the fort already stagger- | In Minnesota a decree was giventoc | - tannin’ Phas s paid | ing under loads; these appeared to wan | wife because “the defendant nevercnt |. Ore eae Pi as _ Engraving» Tux Exawtwer is considered by] our | | der about until the others were ready. | his toe nails, and, being restless in tis | V issued than Stoddard’: Portfolio o:

Merchants and Manuf ctusere to 80 the fea Ne *xt_ day not a cockroach coabi be | sleep, scratches this plaintiff severely.” | Views of Famous Places and Scenes. The

’ «spape P. E. Island, and conse- a found in the place, so that the ants A youthful Kentucky husband secur | pictares equal the finest photographs in

i : : Sanaa “« mahi ine did us a service in ridding us of these | eg a divorce on the ground that “he de | deta:t. .

th: » make their announcements pests. Therats had decamped also, and | fendant came into the bedroom ‘he Charmingly written explanations and

throagh whie’ to make their an nce did not return for some days, We have | morning after the marriage bea; | descriptions accompany each photograph

pub s abundantly proved by the fact that g uarriage and beas I pa } gray lees 3 aden din atmentinann wi seen outside the forts armies of red ants | this plaintiff on the head with her shoe | The pictures are &x10 in size. Single in order to accommodate our advertisers 8 . : ’ two and a half days long, ie, they | pec.” | pl sotographs f the same subjects would bes n compelied to enlarge the paper to This is a well-made, practical machine, writing capitals, small letters, figures, and pune | | would take two and a half days passing | A New York man pleaded in his peti. | cost $1.00 each. They are bound up in ts pres . . j il ae ” * 7 at : ‘ } aca. 7 ar E ; anes tuation marks ( 71 mm all) on full width paper, just like a $100 instrument. It is the first o A | ae ame eon ar tion for divorce that ‘the defenidan. | eover:, and are exactiy the same size as ' ¥ EXAMINER is for sale bY tne fol | sa sais mee ery one mare > | would not sew on this plaintiff's battox’ | our fu World’s Fuir Portfolios ) ts aye » “me * , > et . . . ‘ os nous or Far Portfolios.

i Fe Fe nn emedtatbehure its kind ever offered at a popul: iw pr ice for which the Bins e claim can be tr athfully made ; Seal zone t ra night they neither would she allow him to-gow | Sample copy may be seen at this office, J. Meinty® Matpey 1e Hoad, te [t is not a toy, but a ty pewriter built for and capable of REAL work. While not as rapid as | dieterhal aeniiis ie ost deni ee _ at nixht.” The ao int decided thi | This series’ of pictares is isened in 16 ‘ r Lower Sp ing ark yl, } ' Gist 1 ne : : 4 ; P =o ‘ : W. M. “ofin, -rafton Stree the large machines sometimes become in expert hands, it is still at least as r: pid as the pen, width of the stream of ants would be = ad oon potas so 0 eat on | part. Soot oe “ : contain 16 pane a G w. Wat-r and Prince St. | out ty ‘ } . | graphs att ent. he price for eac DP. Chappell, Prince Street, and has the advantage of such simplicity that it can be understood and mastered almost at a} Lise ANY OTH | Svout two fiches generally. On the | cruel and inhuman.—St Louis he: | oo ee Saenar Grave, meen cisect yt ism “ER. | tanks of this were the soldiers, fully | pyplic | partis LO eenis, and an Exasinern cou Geo. Carter & Co., Queen Street “ glance. We'cordially commend it to helpful parents and teachers everywhere. Tennaate:, 2s EXTER A2 | twice the length of the workers. On | iin ale nitty pons mst be sent with the money.

5 Tez L TERS 5. (iray. News Stall, P. E. I. Railway and * } 3 in 2 — | our approach these big chaps would ran | Palmistry, : 0 ey rN . i cet 6 edeuacs in _ our approach these big chaps would F822 | sincopatmistry became asocial amos | HOW 10 GBT THESE PICTURES. : ish, Eclecti . Suro small Easy to understand—learned in 5 minutes ment people have reason to be carefai «

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This extended some distafice, and iis floor, sides and roof were made of im mense flat pieces of stone, covered with | hieroglyphs and figures

“looking some what like wreaths, and again like coiled | serpents.” At the end of this tunnel was a hall, also floored, roofed and | walled with the same curious stones, | andin the centre was an altar anda stone upon which it is thonght that hu | man sacrifices have been offered. The | strangest part of all is that no stones or | rocks like those used ia this tunnel can | be found on the island, and at no place | nearer than-100 miles inland. Who | brought them? How did they come? | There is no record left—at least none | has been found—-to tell who these people | were, or anything about them. | They must have lived many centuries | ago, but have vanished entirely, yet their work is as perfect apparently as when first built. {t is thought that they m Druids, who came here when they left ' Great Britain; others, again, think | that they were worshippers of the ser pent god called Hoa. But it is conjec | ture, Ail we know is that the stones are here, strangely carved, skillfully put together, but of their builders there is | no trace.—Goldthwaite’s Geographical } Magazine.

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