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THE LISTENER.

The Aberavon (England) town council nnanimously eleated as mayor Mr. Henry | Richards, who 4s totally blind.

The grand cordon of the trown of Italy | hus been conferred upon Dr. Bering, the discoverer of the antidiphtheritic serum |

William Lyman of Middlefield, Conn..

who died recently, was the inventor and

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ing a brief vacation in Washington, his frst since his appointment three years ago.

Oliver H. P. Belmont, who by special dispensation took the first three degrees in Freemasonry in three weeks, has been slected junior warden af St. John’s lodge, ri 1, the oldest Masonic lodge in Amer- om

Lord Mayor Faudal-Phillips intends to signalize his year of office, in which will fall the completion of the sixtieth year of Queen Victoria's reign, by raising by sub- scription the $5,000,000 needed to free the great pubic hospitals of London from debt.

Joe Jefferson's son possesses an album of thumb prints, some of which belong to very famous people. The Hon. Daniel La- mont has left an impression of his thumb on one page, and those skilled in such matters can read in it candor, discretion and joviality.

According to a Madrid paper, Major Cirujeda, before whose column Maceo is said to have fallen, has been made a colo-

' States consul at Fuchanu, China, is enjoy- |

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may? Vas nes nel. No less than four towns in Spain eon ——e ~ | haveopened subscriptions in order to raise | funds to purchase swords of honor to be | : : presented to him. Scrofula is a word you Dr. Johnson's aversion to Scotland was

shared by the late Sir Edward Bates, an | English millionaire who died recently, and | who left his mcney to his daughter, mar- ried to a Scotchman, on condition that she should not spend more than six months a year in Scotland.

Ex-Congresaman Bingham, Lincoln’s

: is 2 judge advocate general, is passing his de- to the wricn clining years in Cadiz, gg al des of iain ini ce ft one 82. Onect his choicest recollections is of &¥es rise to Con: may shaking hands with Lafayette. He wasa It appears mostly in those | schoolboy in an Ohio village when the

.s ‘ great Frenchman passed through the town.

Richard Croker’s experiences on the turf have already cost him in the neighborhcod of $500,000. His English experiment is set down as costing him $230,000. All this was the result of the advice of a phy- sician to try outdoom life as a relief from insoninia and other ills that were annoy- ing him.

Macveady's youngest son, Captain C. F. Nevil Macready, is well known in England as a first rate amaten) actor. Macready strongly objected to any of his children

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who are fat-starved and thin, usually in A course of treatment of Scott’s Emulsion with the Hypo- phosites wherever Scrofula manifests itself, will prevent the development of the dis-

early life.

ease. Let us send you a | going on the stage, but up to the time of b yk Free his death he taught his son reading and OOK. ree. locution. Captain Macready served SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville, Oat throngh the Egyptian war of 1882 and

wus decorated.

General William Cullom, who recently died at his home in Clinton, Tenn., at the age of 87 years, was for several terms a member of congress from the Carthage district, in that state, and was once the clerk of the house of representatives. He was at one time prominently mentioned for the presidency. He was an uncle of Senator Shelby M. Cullom of Dlinois.

If the stories told of his wealth are true, Congressipan Sprague, the new represent- ative from the Eleventh Massachusetts dis- trict, will be the richest member of the house. His wife is said to possess $25,000, - 000, and on her wedding dry she gave Charlie a check for $1,000,000, a sum he has since greatly increased. Mr. Sprague was a young lawyer in Boston before his marriage.

THE WRITERS.

Andre Theuriet, one of the new mem- bers of the French academy, is a poet of birds, wild flowers, brooks and ri)ls.

Mrs Humpbry Ward entertains many house parties at her country place, and sleizhing parties in winter time are a fa- vorite diversion.

Mrs. Barry Pain, daughter of Rudolph Lehman, the veteran portgait painter, has written a novel called ‘St. Eva.’’ It is to have a frontispiece by Burne-Jones.

Samuel Smiles, the author of “Self Help’’ and other well known books for boys and young men, is now over 80 years old. home near London, writing a little now and then and looking after his literary in-

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In Passing.

Blithely down our college lane Comes my Mildred, <.vonair— Bweetest rove new wasced in rain Were not half so freshly fair-— Bhowing “neath her bonnet’s flare Glancing eyes of deepest blue (Bafely shaded from the glare)

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Will she look this way again?

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Then at last, when I am fain To recall her if I dare, Mildred glances toward the pane, Just to note—oh, my despair! Not the fellow standing there, But herself, from hat to shoe, With a swift but loving care As she trips the avenue.

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Watching, waiting, dear, for you, But you passed him unaware As you tripped the avenue.

—Town Toptes. The Lite of Dr. Chase,

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As a cor ipiler of Chase's

his name is familiar in every honsehold in the land, while asa p‘iysician bis works on simple formulas let an imprint of his name that will be handed down from) yeneration to geperation. His last great medicine, in’ the form of his Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, is having the large pub ‘e patronie that his Ointmert, Pill: and Catarrh Cure are hav ng. D. C as s Syrupof Linseed and Turpentine i

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The Tiu, ) soues gives toe nu nber of death: in Bom! ay since the outbreak of the bubonic plague ax 9,835, which is consic- erably over twice the cfficial fizure. It is probably, al-o, more nearly the correct number. The d+ att of three or four thous sand persons in two monhs inacitv of 800,000 peopje would bardly cause the panic that, bv all accounts, prevai's a1 ong the peop'e of the western metropolis <f Hipndostan.

PAST YOUR PRIME

Perhaps rot in years, but in energy. Your health is uot good, yet you hard- ly know what is the matter with you. Your business, too, is ou the decline. People miss the old elastic spirit you showed jn former years. The secret of all thia is that your constitution is worn out and your blood is bad. Set both right by ¢he use of Chase’s Kid- ney-Liver Pills. One box will cure you

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BUSINESS MEETING.

he ms Aaneal Business Meeting” of Dreaming is an experience common to »vincial Ritle Association, for humanity, though it varies widely in dif- che election of Officers, ete., wij] be ferent individuals, and in a few excep- held in the Stiperdiary Magistrate’s tional cases is absolutely unknown. Court Room, City Building, on Friday “> bth February, at 7.30 p,m. j

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SEE OTHER RECIPES ON PACKAGE. THE EDWARDSBURG STARCH CO. Works: Cardinal, Ont. Offices: Montreal, P.Q,

As the clipping season is now here parties having borses that they intend pone. would do well tocall at _ Nic ou’e Stables, Grafton St., where

all work is done at moderate rates,

REV. CHAS. FISH Methodist Minister, Torontc

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Few men better known or more highly esteemed in the ministerial ranks

in Canada than the gentleman whose portrait accompanies this. Although

now retired from the more active Work in the ministry, he has held almost all

the more important charges throughout Ontario as a pastor in the Methodist

Church. He is one of the pioneer preachers. A few words of his to fellow-

sufferers will be taken in the spirit which he intends them, feeling that in

publishing to the world the great benefits he has derived froin his great cure

he is but doing his first duty to man, and, in a measure, fulfilling the old command, “ Do unto others,” ete.

About ten years ago I felt the beginnings of wat is cxmmonly known as Eczema. The disease commenced in my ears and spread entirely over both sides of my head and also developed on my hands. During those ten ycars I was a great sufferer. I tried many supposed remedies and some of the best physicians—spec- ialists on skin diseases —treated me. Beyond affecting temporary relief, D received no more benefit and all failed to effect a cure. Some time ayo I was led from read- ing and investigating some reliable testimonies I read iu the newspapers to try Dr. Chase’s celebrated Ointment. The first box gave me so much relief that I felt warranted in persevering. As J write this Tam just commencing ou the fifth box, and, judging from the rapid improvement effected, | am certain that before the box is completed I shal] be completely cured. {I think my cure almost a marvel, and shall be pleased at any time to auswer any inquiry from like cause, LIlaving suffered so much mvself, I give this testimony for the Leuetit of others. 2

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Ihave used Menthol Plaste:s in servers! cases of muscular rheumatism, and find in every case that it gavealmostinstant and permanent relief, —J. I. MookkK M.D. Waxhington, D.C,

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Mortgage Sale.

of Land on Lot 38,in Kings co.

To be sold by Public Auction at the Court House in Charlottetown, in Qu-en’s C unty on Wedoesday, the 24:h day of February, next, A.D., 1897, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a certain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 23rd day of November, A. D. 1878, made between Alexander .McDouald, of Town ship Number Thirty-Eight, in King’s County. Fa mer, aud Mary McDonald, his wife, of the one part, an’ James (Allan) McDonald, of Jobnson River Settlement, Township Numb r Thirty five, in Queen’s County, Farmer, of the other part.

Allthat tract, picce or parcel of land and ) r-mises, situate, lying and being as follows, that is to say:~Commencing on the north side of Jay’s Road, at the south angie of a farm of land, the property cf John A. McDonald; thence north a dist- ance of ‘thirty-three chains; thence east twenty-two chains and eighty tw. link-, or to the eastery boundary of a tract or farm of land of tweuty-fo.r acres, recently pur chased by the said Alexarder McDonald from the said James A. McDonald; ihence south to the said road, and from ‘hence westto the place of commencing, con- taining’as area of seventy-five acres, @ ]it- tle more or les, and is part of Township

Neur Year RESOLUTIONS.

The New Year shonalg com- mence right by. carrying a good reliable wat lh. They cost less in the end thana poor one, and all who desire to be on time exiould have one Good time-leepeis are away down ine pric.

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STABLE AND TRACK. The pacer Crafty, 2:093{, is on the mar- +.

Joe Patchen, 2:08, is in the hands of the sheriff.

Alex McKay will race Starplex, 2:10, next season.

Allan J, 2:2214, will be on the snow path at Troy.

John R. Gentry, 2:00}4, was first known as Neoley Todd.

A. H. Moore’s famous Director, 2:17, is now 19 years old.

William D. Althouse’s William Penn has done a quarter in 0,29.

It is said that $16,000 has been refused for Star Pointer, 2:02}4.

H. Freiseg of Brussels is in Kentucky buying trosting and coach horses.

It is reported that Dick Wilson will race through Indiana and Ohio next season.

The old brood mare Betsy, hy Alamas, was recentiy bred to William Penn, 2:07%..,

Hazel Wilkes, 2:1144, won first prize in her class at the San Francisco horse show.

Trainer Frank Jackson is developing the bay stallion Merion, by Woodnut, with guccess,

The brown stellion King Wilton ia owned by Mr. Charles S. Caffrey of Cam- den, N. J. ‘

Stanton W, 2:1714, will be in the hands of George James, the comedian driver, next season,

Truman T. Sweet, the veteran New York breeder, died at North Hoosick re- cently, aged 81.

E. E. Ross of Connellsville, Pa., has purchased the 2-year-old Geodwin, by Gambetta Wilkes.

Merman, 2:12%; Ellard, 2:09%; Mys- tery, 2:17}¢, and Dictator Chief, 2:21%<, were among the prominent horses that died last year.

It is said that old Flying Jib has lost the erratic disposition for which he was noted and can be driven at top speed without breaking.

GLEANINGS.

A late count shows that Boston has 61,- 000 houses.

The sign of a Philadelphia oyster dealer's shop is marked ‘‘ Bivalve Parlor.”’

Glycerin is darived from the lye left aft- er making soap, which for ages waa con: ridered of no use.

Professor Huxley says that an oyster ia a far more complicated piece of machinery than the finest Swiss watch.

The use of absinth bas almost doubled in Paris since 1885. It now amounts to about 3,600,000 gallons a year.

A strong microscope shows the single hairs of the head to be like coarse, round rasps, but with teeth extremely irregular and jagged.

Recent testimony in the London mayor's court developed the fact that the head waiter of a city lunchroom paid the under waiters and made weekly profit of $25 entirely out of tips.

Anything may be bought In London. The Exchange apd Mart has this cheerful advertisement: ‘‘Bargain.—Lady leaving England permanently must sell family grave; holds five; marble slab.’’

It is openly stated that the new English bishop of Peterborough was not appointed for his past services to the church, his learning cr his piety, but because ‘‘he had enough money in his pocket to repair the west front of the cathedral."’

A stained glass window in the church at Elham, near Folkestone, England, has a picture of King Saulaad his counselors, in which Thomas Carlyle is the king and the counselors are Lord Salisbury, Lord Beaconsfield and Mr. Gladstone. The por- traits are so accurate that they can be recognized at a glance.

A FARMER .iN TROUBLE,

All ireenville County Man Speaks Hix Mind —Keels Like a New Man—( ured by Four Boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Cardinal, Feb. 1 (Special)—Mr. Robert Mclotosh, a farmer very widely known in this county, an! living near this villaye, has been in a painfal and dangerous con - dition as the result of kidney disease affecting the bladder. When called upon he said :

*During three years, until quite recently cured by using four boxes of Dodd’s K'd- ney Pille, I have been an intense sufferer from kidney disease which kept going from bad to worse though I was docturing all the time.”

Under advice I began nsing Dodd's Kid- ney Pills, at once realizing great help. | now feel :/ke a new man and am perfectly cured of kidney trouble in any form.

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A despatch to the London T mes from Odessa, commenting upon the militar, ani naval preparations on the part of Russia says that the Black Sea fl-et, con- sisting of seven ironclads, torpede boat- a'd torvedo destroyers, is continuonsly kep' understeam ani ready for active service.

Dr. Chase Cures Backache,

Kidney troub'e generally begins with » single pain in tie bach, and in time de vel ps into Bright’s Disease. People troubled with stricture, imped ments. ‘toppage of water, or a frequent desire urinate at night, will fi.d Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills » blessing. Read the wo derful cures in another column. One Pill is a dose, and if taken every other vight w.ll positively cure kidney trouble

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T .e fiis street railway was laid in New York in 1£32, between the city hal! and Fourteenth street,

Pises Cured by Dr. ( hase.

I. M. Tral, 186 Drolet Streeet, Mont- real. 15 years suffered. Cured of Blind Itching Pi'es.

William Buailer, Possawan, Ont. Suffer ed many months, Cured of Protreding Piles by one box.

Pabano Bastard, Gower Point, Ont. Suffered for 30 years. Cured of Itching Piles by three boxes.

Nelson Simmons, Myersburg, Ont., cared of Itch ng Piles.

Dr. Chis-’s Ointment will positively ene all forms of Pies. Write any of the al ove if in doubt.

The Montague Paper Cu’s. saw mill at Meygantic, Que., was recently destroved by fire. The cause of the fire is unknowa. This mill was valued at from $50,000 to $60,060 and was perhaps the most com- plete and large t saw roill in Quebec. The prop:rty carried an insurance of $20,000.

A Railway Manager Says “Tu reply to your question, do my chil- dren object to taking Scott’s Emulsion, 1

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Beer & Goff’s specia! Canned Goods sale commenced this morning, avd wi!] con- tinue fora few days only, Cali and tee their prices early if you are looking fr bargaina, 27—3i

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W. C. McComuser & Son, Bouchette, Que., report ina letter that Pyny-Peetoral cured eed C. Gareeau of chronic cold in chest and brone also cured W. G. MoCvmoor

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Chitown Driving Park

—_AND— Provincial Exhibit on Association.

The Annual Generil Meeting of this Association wil! be held in the Masc ric Temple Building, on Monday, evening, ‘he fth day of February, 1:97, at the hoor of 8 o’clock.

Transfer Books closed until Geoera) Meeting. By order of Directors, A. B. WARBURTON, se Secretary .

E CAN GIVE PO*ITIONS —to persons W otuli gradesofability. agents, Book- keepers, Clerks, Farmers’ Sons, Law yers, Mechanics, Physicians, Preachers, 5iu- denis, Married and Single Women, Widows. Positions are worth from $40 00 to $2,0 0.0 per annum. We bave paid several oi Surcan- vassera $50.00 weekly for years Mavy have started poor and become rich with us, Par- ticulars upon application. State salary «x cied. 4%, H, LINSCOTT, Manager, TORONTO

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