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liinovntlon.

Improvements and changes in Ihr- 0|.;

methods of piano construction in ihe pnsi few years render the instrument ol`to-day far superior to what it has been iii yu;-,r-; post. Truly progressive l’i;xiio fa<‘tiu'ie.~i are constantly on the alert to adopt aur- thiiig in the way of miichiuery or imp|»,.'\-_ ed designs to keep their instrunieuir. I.: the froniilind perhaps the most pi-omIiii»i'.I firm in Canada in this euiiiiectiuu i, i|,,. Williams Piano C0.,ofOshu.wa, who lin\¢. recently introduced the much tiillci-il ol Ne\V Scale \VilliamS Acoustic Rini, :i special feature in sounding boiirds whit-li gives n. remarkable cvenriess of iuiiv. The same Company has also adopted fur iheir instruments a. suspended bridge and nickel cut-off har which isolates thc- tone from the wrest plank. The strings are also isolated from the plate by a wooden upper bridge and u Capo d'ustro bzir has been adopted. The Williams Piano Co.,nf Oshawa, is a very fitting example ofthe industrial progress of Canada during the last few years. Fifteen years ago their fnctory was removed from Toronto to Oshawa, and the buildings there now occupy a full town block. Even so, accomodation is a remium in their big factory and therei; tall: of' stlll further exteusions- The business was reorgan- ized last year in order to provide for f“"*h°f°*P*-fl9l°“i Ind with the Introduc- tion ofthe improvements in machinery and construction a new era of prosperity |138 Sd ill Which threatens to make their

large capacity of 3000 pianos early insufficlerit. Some of the machinery in the Oshawa factory is only duplicalgi in one other factory in America.

ll' interested in pianos and piano mn.

struction the reader will find three little booklets on the subject, issued by the Williams 'Piano Co. very interesting. The first is entitled "The making 1,, Plano," second “Tho making og a “_fillia.ms Pia.rio" and third “Queen \’i¢to. ri.l.’s Choxce_.” These inny be 'gbfhined for the asking by writing the Williams Ph-"0 _C°-»0ShBW2.0n¢- .or on application totlieir local representatives. i

Miller Bros.

MUNRO’S MMORITY IS 970.

TonoNro,Jun. 27.-This complete ngu-

res of the North Oxford bye-alectlon Munro 2,835, Butler 1865. A Llberul

maj orlty of 970.

WANTED A oeiso of headache tliiit.

Kumfort Headache Powder wlll not cure

ln ten minutes.

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The demand for

Moncton Tweed

ls stendly.

o llonslrucllon

Mud! lltorut bolnf taken ln recent

llllirovomentl ln a well known lnno. Excellent results from

They are now n fiimlly standby and

' can be had all the year round nt.

' - The Humphrey Clothing Store

Opera House Building E

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An INTERNAL nd EXTERNAL Remedy ,.»

for Hu l|I|1\dH\ Rclld and Cure of 11

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ning Device-~Llit|e Llrl

One of the most -fnsciiiuting endp-

Df Scotland is that which treats of witchcraft and second sight. 'l`he Highlands were the huppy hunting -grounds of witches and fairies, who differed in many respects from their unsuvor sisters of the pluins. There

sense, for they were usuiilly poor old women to whom nature had been unkind* "Do’il hae mo but the Lord

sic nn ill-fuured (ill-favored) be- som!" Wu frequently the contemptu- ous romnxk of the scofler. They hurl no midnight meetings or dances with tho devil, "dead men's fingers" were excluded from their stock-in-trade, and it is doubtful if tlicre was even a broomstlck in the possession of all tho unholy sisterliood. They were mostly black1nnil¢rs_

\Yllohan' Komnrknblo Powers.

Just. as the Highland cateraxis lev-

led toll on the Sassennch cnttlc~own- ers for tho immunity of their stock. so, in most cases, the lociil witch do- manded, and wus gon(-rally puid, a. fixed sum iinnunlly, in consideration of which she agreed to rcfruin from exerting her evil powr,-rs on her clients’ cattle beasts. Supernatural gifts had only to bo claimed to be acknowledged, and many of'the un- happy women believed ln their pro- fessed power. Their emolumcnts were not 1u.\‘g0. and some iilen of the strenuous competition that liitterly prevailed in the profession may be gathered from the fact that a pound Of t0bwCC0 COUld accomplish 'pfreat things in the way of healing disnnso in ii mrin or beast. Maiiy reiiiiirllnhle P0WerS were ascribed to the witches. It was nvcrrcd and believed that they could take the milk from their neigh- boi~'s cattle (generally hy milking the iron crook on which Che kettle was hung), and they could bring the herrings to the const, uuil so insure the siinross of their fishermnn clients, and, that they could misc storms und sink ships, drowning those who haihgivon them offence. In fact, thcro wus little tlici witch Could not do when she hnd gi mind. As Burns says ln “Tuln o' Slinnterz"

“For iniorny n. lionst to uonrl sho shot,

Anil perished mony-it honn-In bout,

Andutnook lial`t.h iiiclkln oorii rind héwr,

And kept the <‘4`I\1iih"yslda in fear,"

They Iizul 5, pi'0tt_v way, too, of fly- ing through tho uir with incredible swifliioss to l,,onrliiii or Dulilin, wliorp they took pussiissiiiii of Wino collars and drunk wine till morning. Curi- ously viioiiirh, they nnvvr thought of flying i,u'i'oss thc Irish Scii so lonir ns they could soil nr-ross in un cun- slinll ni' it sinvo. 'l`hin for ci purely noiiiinul cIin.i'p,'e tlioy rould wnsto an enciiiy, with disease by the simple pi'orcss uf inviting ii Wnxr-ri image over tlio tire, und, when the spirit moved tlioiii, thvv ivero wont. to turn thniiisvlxi-5 into sczigiills, cuts, liaros, liiitw, Iiliirk shui-]i, rfitri, rn\'r‘l\S. wluili-S, iuiil m1i'iisii>nuIly_ foaming brcukors. (lt wus .soiiii-tiiiws in the disguise of ii hurl* lluit tlivy depriv- ed Cows of their iiiillc).

<rnii°r 'ion shui-p.

’l‘o this iliiy tales of the llncuniiy

doings of tlic \viti~Iii~s ure told With biited lirvulh rouucl tlu- pont tires of many ii. lone lligliliiuil i:i‘oft_ and one or two of tlicsi- muy lm worth ro- t.elling_ (Inu night ii Lewis tiiilor discovi\i'f‘d thi- inet-ting plnrn nf ii number of wltelii-ii, iiiiiong whom he recognized his own wifr-_ ’1`hr\_v dis- appenrcd in cr:-els, nnil ri,-turned in tho morning, oiicli with her crvcl full of liorrings, Tho tiiilor impressed on his wife tho ndvnnt,ug<\s of co-opcrn- tion, rind his nmgliiiii-iils lining Con- sidered good he wus nllnwnd to nc- compnuy tho hand ou llii-ii' ni-xt cx- pedition. Twenty of the witches svt out to svn in n vii-i-l_ iiuil tho tnil- or’s wifi; was detiiiluil to rcuinin on shore. and pay nut ii long linn of worsted attached to the ivitrhns' pe- culiar craft. The tiiilor, however, pre- vailed on his wilo to hnud ovcr hor duties to him nnd join hor compan- ions; and when tlin wily man had paid out what ho di-onii-ii ii sufficiency of line he cut it, and the witches were all drowned. On thc death of his wlfe, the tailor ncranloniilly dnb- bled ln the blurk nrt.. lla had ob- oerved an old wniniin step into ii Ureol, mutter nn ineiintution, and disappear through the hola in the roof that formed the chlmnoy, re- turning later with n bnsketful of herrlngs. In end:-iivoring to emulate this feat the tiiilor unfortunately forgot pert, of tho lncnntntion, and, consequently, lnstr-ad -of skipping llghtlyfup the chimney he came bump with 'his hend ngninnt the rnfters. "Whore ln the mime of God nrc you tulrlng mn?" r-rind hc, when on the mention of lhn Ili-il_v the crnvl drop- pod to thi- floor ivith suirh violence thut. tho tnilm' lirnkn both his logs. Thorn is no rv<‘n|‘il thnl lin continued his rc.=r-nrrlins into the unknown.

A shr‘plii=rrl niiil his little tlnuirlitvr

were walking nn the hills of Mull. in vlow of tho shipping in thu Hound. "Fiithnr," snid tho little girl, "would _vnu like tn snr- me sink iill llmso llhip.=i?" “You nro Hur#-lv joking, mv girl," snid tho startlod slit-|»lir:riI,, "how could you do it?" The izirl ntooprd down and looked thruiiizh hor legs hnckwnrdn nt. tho vessols. wh:-re- upon they iill' wlilrlnrl rminrl nnil

sank beneath the wni-ns. 'Ftrs horri-

' h i hnih hi

fled father nscm~taiiir\d t ii, s 7 ond dsunhter were witches and

tern in the history of the lligliliuids .

was little of the repulsive about; them. S8-V6. perhaps. in the physical!

was iiiir beside nimseii gin ne nina I the poo’er o’ evil .lntil the hm-ids of ~

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Some 'Highland Legends- A Fascinating Chapter In the History ofthe Highlands of Scotland-A Tallnr’s Cun-

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Surprised Her Frillinr bv

Sinking Ships With ri Gl»ince-A ShepIierd's i " EXperlment~A Popular l.e'.rend.

I _ __ With the nssistniirc of the nr~i;_fhl\oi~s he burned tlic pnir of ilipm,

I A rnpninr i..,~¢.,...|,

The following used Lg I,-9 A |,0{,ui:,,.

tulp In this \\'i»s_ti‘rn Higliliinils: A shnnlienfl was sittinzr nt, hip 1,)u.,|y

fire-side when ri number of cuts cn- tertxl the rooiii, und sitting round the life Ilroceeiled to uiuke thexiiselvus comlortublc, After if hit one of ine cats rushed to the door, i,\,nd, put,- ting on u black cap, cried, "}liii'i'¢i,h for London!" und llisuppceared with Li whisk of its tail. The .others pro- ceeded to follow suit, but ere the IHSL COUlIl get oil the shcpbui'rf seized its Cup, and slioiitlng “lluri'u.li for London!" Was in 3 trive hurtlgd Ul1`0UFIh the uii' to that identical Cily- There he gut drunk iii ii wine "U11l\f`, whore he \vu.~i found in thu morning by the wine inerchnnt, who hnuled him before tho Lord I\la',/or. "l'he unfortunate iiinn wus now re. irrcttinig huvinir left his coiufortuble h0IIl0~ull the inoru when thc Lord Mayor ordori-il him to bo hung. While uivaiting his doom with the rope round his nnck on the galiows, he iiinde this lust roqiiest thot he should be iillowf-cl to die with the liluck can “his iiiothci"s lust, gift to him_ so he suid~on his hood, No sooner had he donnc-(l the cap than with “Hui-_ ruh for Skye!" shcpliuril and gal. lows und ull wliirletl out of sight, ond in less thnn no time he was beck in Skye, wli<»i~<- he iniiclo of the gal. lows u.bmit, which is to be soon in Skye to this duyl Various districts rlniiu the \'eiitui'nsoiiio shepherd as their own, but for his method of lo. coinotion it is clnui' that he mum; lirive been 5 Skyc man! ,__ ,_

Miiuy of the stories of witches are

0l*"l°“S f*-H1111'-¥f‘I‘¢itions of i-ommon~ P11100 OCl‘uri'<>iicns, In these enlighten- ed days one would never dream of connecting the uiiusuul untirs of ii fl'i`Sl<y hrire or nn innocent mm gal; with some misailientiire of everyday lilo, but the lliglilniidrr of n_ bygone rluy ivzis nut so lilind. A mist over ill" Suu swirl:-(I into fantastic shapes li_\' un <~ild,\'in;.g wind wus, without iliiulit. ii witrli onilniivorlniz to do- strov it sl'iip~find<~i-cl, there wpg lit¢_l¢~ iri thi- Iii~i\\'¢\ns uliovf-, or on the vurlli lu-ni-zilli tlint tho Highland(-,r l'u=|l<l not. ascribe to witches. l~‘ew pioplo tiikc such notions noiv, but thi-rn uri- still if foiv of thc “nuld bodies" who tell such "auld far- i'n|it" tiilrs as iiro hero set. down 11-* ll lh".V believed in them.-The London (Hobo.

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TROOPS TO YALU RIVER.

Pom' Aivriiim, Jun. 27.-It is reported th»zt15O wagons londed with army stores have left LiuoYnuu dally for the past four days for the Ynlu River, where lt has intended to concentrate 24000 Port Arthur und Mnkdun troops.

MAKING THEMSELVES

___ PRGFICIENT.

Orrhwn, Jan. 27. -Three oillcers. slx

petiyofllceis, and eight seamen of the fisheries prctectlon srrvlce have been zrnniod pi-rmlsuiori tojoln the school of zirtillcryln Quebec, for special quick firing course of instructions for four weeks, commencing Feb. lst.

PllBS

blaedlngnnd protruding piles,

the mnnufnotu have [guaranteed lt.. ee tes- tlmonlnln ln thmlly press and uk your neigh- bors what they thlnk of lt. You can use lt; and gotiiour moiuiynbaok lf not cured. 600 u box, nt all eslers or uu<soi1,BA'rm k 0o.,Toi-onto;

Dr. Ghaadn ointment

uns” 0BEv ORDERS

To ui n tn , Chaglgvglntmggt is a and absolute cure for each and every form of itching,

Your physiciau’s prescript-

ions and his instructions are carefully followed. , We d¢n'i dimbi iris know- lege by preparing his pre-I scriptious to suit ourselves. ‘

Besides that we have a

definitely fixed system-a checking department that prevents the slightest mis- take.

We are careful the sick

one is safe.

Our prices are the lowest.

Bring us the next.

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Tl-fgs prlriter I “Out of sorts." H2

'Qs out ol some of the

i it has been

the black Spa-C¢S

\Vhen the printer i9\“out of sorts" the

proof iippenrs “dirty” or imperfect.

When one`s stomach zets “out of sorts"

and digestion ls faulty lt mars tempo ‘, comfort und health, makes life seein ln- coinplelze, imperfect und unsatisfactory us a printers “out uf sorts" proof sheet.

The stomach Is a laboratory wherein is

prepared elements suitable for the nou- rishment und renewal of every structure of the body. It lt, is “out of sorts" und gives down poorly prepared materlnl in- stead of nutritious :liyle the imperfect matorlul will oorre apond to the letters that the printer has placed upside down und appear as blotchesiiud defacements on the page of llfe. '

It to thluk ugly thlnizs is partly ns had

us tn any or act them, and the Record lug Angel keeps tab on one`s thoughts, what ii

lilo" against the one whose stomach ls frequently “out of sorts" and whose typo of nutrition thus necessarily becomes such as to keep inlnd and body irritable und upset.

The efforts of the skin Lo cxorete, or

throw out of the system, unrlpa or lll-pre- pared nutrltlonnl elements furnished by n stomach that ls “out of sorts" frequently results ln crops nf piuiples and blotches fully us unsightly us the impress of the upside down letters of the “out of sorts" prlnt.

The best: remedy medical science has been able to devise to keep the stomach from gottlnz “out ol’ sorts," or to rlght lt when It has been allowed to get that way,

llettcrs needed to out thgs paragraph anal \

necessary'

lor hgm to tum other letters upside clown, to take tlwlf P13555 which accounts i01‘

“dirty” page must appear- ln the book off

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ls Stuarts Dyspcpsla Tablets. They give tone and vigor tothe digestive organs so they will sort the muterlal offered them and prepare from lt u type of ohyle that will build up tissues lalr and clean as n perfect print from one whose case ls never “out of sorts."

Chyle is digested food ready to he con-

verted lnto blond. Stuurljs Dyspepsiu

,Tablets Insure good digestion; iroorl food iind vigorous digestion provide perfect ohyle, good ehyle inudes pure rich blood; good nutritious blood builds bodlly tis- sues that ure firm, sound and frec from defects as the lull case printers perfect proof.

Dlsenses ure blotchcs on the fair page of

life. A very large share of diseases can he traced Lo the stomach being “cut of sons." “Niue-tenths of ull diseases" said Alirr- nathy. the grcnt English pliyslcinn, “come from the stoiniich." Dr. Fotbergill, nn- other Engliiali physiclnn nf world-wide repute, once dvuliireili "Of every len meh you meet on the street, seven have stouirich tiouble of annie kind." Thric- uru umny rnscs of ill henlth, of which liii» perfect digestion ls the unsuspeeurl cause. Often there are none of the more

prominent ‘symptoms of rlyspcpsio, such as distress after eiltlnir, heiirtburn, wnlrr- brnsh, belcblng of gas, etc., but there are other symptoms that may be really due to dyspepsin but are not usually attrlbutr ed to It by the sufferer, among which may be mentioned general nervousness rind

depression; tlred rundown, pliiyed out “out of sorts" feelings that cunuot be ue-

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A Message of Interest and Value to All

I Who Arc “Out of Sorts”

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counled lui; lii‘iiilael\e.~i, oppression iibou the henrl, Ii .d eoiiiplvxion, piiiiplru, blotcben, boils, dizzy .~ipi:ll.~; speeks he-lore the eyes; str. Iiet the siiiferer :ako S1uart`s Dysprpsln 'I`nlilnis und these syiuptoins ull ilisnppeiir showing; pliinly that they were due to the .stoiiiiil-I\ weiiig “cut of sorts)

Mr, Tbouuis Scale, Muyilrlfl. U.~»Iif.,

Suysi “I h ive used und rizeoiiiiuciiiled Stunrt.'=: 'l`iihli-L- beeaure tlivie is nolhing like tlieni to keep the ~toiiin<:li rl;,ght.`

Mr. E. Il. Diivls of Haiiipton, \':\ , -ny st

“I riortftrerl llve yvuru for dyi»pni.\-iii. hut in two iiionthii 11 got more benefit, from SiiiurL`:-i I)yi-lpf-pain Talili-Ls than iii tivo years of the <lo:.-tous ti'i-iitnieiit." Mrs. E, M. l"»iith of Ilyrd's Creek. \Vi.~\.,

siiys: “I liiwe tul-ien all the 'l`rihli-ts l igot of you und they have ilnne i,liir~i~ work well in iuy case, fovl feel like ii iiiileient person nllogelhcr. Irlnn`t. doubt if I had not. got them I .sliuulfl hnve been :if rent/ by this time."

Phll Brooks, Detroit, Mich.. i-nys:

“Your rlyspepsln cure hun woi lied i-.'ou<lcrs in iii_y ciis-,-_ I \utl`-i-is I for yrenrrl h'uiiifiyspep=i:|but. nu i entiriflyiziir- ed and enjoy life ns 1 never Iiuvn lwforir. I ulnlly rucoinnienfl them."

S.nniL`s Dyspepniii Tiiblet~i 4 iri- iill

kinds of dy-pepsiu, t.h<‘roforc Ihr-y hrini; relief from all the vurled syinpiiiiiifi thnt areiiiiinlfcstutlons of dyspepsin. 'l`o try them is to be convinced of their inurlti-l. They can be liougiit nt any di-up -torn for

Ilfiy cents ri box.

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