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1ACKa ' ISLQ. t CF FUTURE,
001444 ! l l appol t ij .atiye Priti
4eurnallet,.
i'horo is na 3i;iltioniriincled men
C'unacln, rut ealitnina tied fuglerti
wheal- moral grandeur and fervor
imagination exalt the nation an
throw ,a glarztor about. its dentin
t:'rites I-laroid llegbio a The lei
Chronicle, iii a young country who
brow is bright with the Agin, on
whose feet move with strength o
the high ineuntatus, we look fox ti
statesmenwhip of a Hosea, the pr
pliecy of .an Isaiah, and the rejoiom
poetry of a ,Shake: pMaro. • iiia• Orem
inapiratton We l.tolzmand glog,
)}tit Canada d<sa}ipoints. ,Site epee!:
tonguse, in
singso l to us • with no:lyri
cal sweotnese.- In the dawn streurnin
with increasing h,ightne+;a orx ho
path. •slie sees no outline of th
r'frrr're o-C0:,,l, elle hones; no (mirth.
of the young eyed clieriibiin. ,She i
eonseiotrH of the greatness of he
;future,'taut that greatness is all 'of th
tnatl-et-place and the wharf. She goy.
forward to take' her inheritance, no
with hymn and„ Bong,- but with tip
gr'nt masterfcilne s of a nierehant en
tering hittcounting house.
Sir • Wilflitl Lauder is a geed tea
mill a dexterous g,tli#ician. He i
not a great pian, Inc cermet trust loon
:elf to. Make ilia ri_hte,�m,t and par.
eionate Repeal to the cit tion which
would rid it forever .of its. corrupt
anti ahemiir:ibl,. l:� liticiaiis. Ile dib-
niisses ministers whoeo iniquity
brought home to them; hie own virtue
's known to ilio p: ople.: Iris incorti:I,ti•
bility 18.rco2pted I)y i Jg1ishmeti .iii 1
Frenchmen; but Ito has nothing 'r;
that Gladstonian pa :ion for honer
and parity which can sway multi.
tudes and set a wizole natiotf•'.in the
way of righteotcseoes, lois long, ioan,
ash -colored Egyptian faee.re;ni;u�ls one
when it is rrtr'inatc'l by his rltetn ie of
Henry Irving, and when it is. sphinx.,
like in . repose of Beniatnin Disraeli,
Like thea two men, he is a pictur-
osquo orator, an adroit politieinn. Ii.?
uses events, he does not make them ;
he watciw; opportuuely, he dues net
fashion deathly, Fortunuto is it for
Canada fist ancone 50 mativ hsee and
pliant politicians there should ba this
con ral pillar of honesty end self-
rospc+ct; but happier would it be for
her and for us: if the chief Pilot of he;
fertantea hncl the •lofty soul of a M.1 -
fon reel the €.peeion mind of Geri -
held!. Pathic "re the eerie of Cita.
aria. and the pre;,=.e wt,°eh history will
h^atnn' anon the Freneh-Canadian
Prise ^*ini• ter IS fiu:t he main -toil
the puree. Geniis alone can remove
it.
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catitag,k41410t'coq!'e Fo, While their most.
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CPI€f Ung OLIN
Contemplated Work of C. P. R. In
the Northwest.
Mr Win. Whyte, second vice-presi-
dent of-t:`e C. P. R., who has recently
been in :tontreal in connection with
the work of settling the company's
appropriations for railway e::pendi-
turc iu etern Canada during the
coming your, leas now practically
completed his work. The appropria-
tions that have been settled upon do
not provi,ie for any new -colonization
lines of striking importance, but show
that the comp'•any ;will confine its' at-
tention mainly to 'continuing the work
it has already begun in thoroughly
exploring the vast and fertile portion„
of the provinces of.Sa,.lcatchewan and
Mberta that lie within a distance of
from two to three hundred miles
north of the company's main line.
The peemipal ttmit decided upon
for this y::r, P,ir. Whyte announced,
will be the completion of •Pheosacct
Hillis braceh clear 'through from She-
ll() to li'etaskiwin, on the Calgary-
F,:1•montorl line, thus giving the com-
pany a° far- shorter route, between Ed-
monton and Winnipeg than it has at
present, besides opening up much new
country. In order to complete tide
line a section of 82 nciles will have to
'be built from Shcaho to I:enigen.
Froin Lnnigao to Asquith, 24 mi1ee
west of Saskatoon, there is a section
-already completed. From Asquith the
company will build a stretch of 2 )
nines west to Hardisty, at the cro.s-
ing of the Battle River, and fla*-will
complete the line, for the rails are
already hid from the 13attle•Paver to
Wetaskiw•in..
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IT:PAYS.
Touches the Heart
Sad Story c? .a Mother of Four
Chikiren !aid 13C1,1 With
Consumption
Whit are Canadians doing to
Combat this Disease?
We are sheeked at the tragedies that
the neWspaper0 record almost daily,
through railway accidents, exple`sions,
falling buildings, and other causes.
Each incident must surely draw upon
our sympathies.
But sad and lamentable as these are,
the results.are insiguideant compared
with the loss of life and prolonged
Suffering that comes to thousands in*
the Dominion stricken with that dread
disease Consuniption.
8,000 clip annually In the province of
Ontario from thisalisease ; probably
double that number, taking the Dem -
inion throughout. ..,
We have on our desk a little booklet,
issued by the National Sanitarium
Association, by whorn was established
in 1002 the Muskoka nee Hospital for
Censumptives. In these pages ale
published. a few of the letters that ai o
being constantly 'rot -mined from appli-
cants ,seeking asbniseion to this Itins.
kola), lime for Consumptives.
Let; US refer to one simply to empha-
size the purpose of this article.
The story is of a resident in the
village of Lascan —a iii other. q he
friend writing on her behalf says that
a few months ago this person, a Mts.
Carroll, burled her husband from Con.
sumption, Ho was •au all ,inan. He
peddled oil around the country in his
witsgon. There are f our sinnll children.
NOW the mother has been taken Hi and
her physician diagnoses the caso eon.
eilniption—the infection doubtless ob-
tained tn.nuraing the husband,
The Muskoka rree IIospital for Cori
sumptives are being asked to admit
this patient. .
It is it pleasure for 'the management
Of this insbitlition tohe able to say that
at rie time sinee the doors were opened
—over five years ago—has a, single ap-
i plicent been refuted Minaission because
et his or her ivability to pey,
. This means a:heavy strain financially
the Trastees, who year in and year
g farther extensions and' placing
eir hope in the good Will Ana gener,
011
th
TO A,IDVERTISE
osity of the Canadian
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' WO 'do nob know more deserving
fourid everywhere, and We gladly
append to this aetiola the auggestion
of the booklet, that ontreadetes help as
far as they ,ean to Maintain just soh
patients at the pent mother of Lucan.
Oootribtitioos diem.* may. be sent
tn 191r Wirt. H. -Meredith, Kt, Vice,
Ga e Esq., St Spaditta Ave..
The Retort Courteous.
A well known New Yorker was talk.
ine ahont the London cabby.
"It is impossible," he said, "to ride
in a T,ondoit cab and pay only the
legal fare of -a philling for two miles.
Try cab -riding without liberal tippSee
and the cabmen will assail you witi;
the most blilliant and witty stn.
"1 know A lawyer, who, throvgb
ignorance, redo from the British .Mu.
sewn to lite nits Hotel in Piceadlly,
and only gave his driver the shilling
required by law.
'The driver looked at this shilllng
arid bit his lip. Then in the most
courteous manner, he motioned to the
lawyer to get in again. •
"'Go on.' ho said, 'Do step in atiain
sir, / torrid ha' drew ye a yard or
twodurther for this 'ere,' "
British immigration.
Becent British official emigration re-
turns show Canada's unquestioned
supremacy among countries receiving
British emigrants. In 100G Canada
received 5,300 more tritishers than
the United States, and in 1907 she re,
Ceived 16,660 more. The rest of the
British Empire is nowhere its cont.
pared to- Canada. Despite the assist -
14,30 es against Canada's 117,586. 01
00t1V80 layge proportion of these are
adults. It rs probably true to say. that
Great Britain presented to Canada
last Sr6,r a populatiOn hardly loss than
that ef the Province of Saskatelmtver4
A remarkable 'feature is- that this
unprecedented British exodus On-
thronisec with the UnpreCedentedly
large foreign trade.
tie test eatiatilart Route,
Once more tomes front Halifae the
*linty that the British Government will
ldst, the Canadian route as a Military
oho. The Reline despeteli intye that
unotliciel information 'has reached
t'8611ifiee•4reait'Thalt5""' Ilford that the CatnetOrt_Highlandere
Wilt be tent frorn no* Ettig to teg,
seining thieerneyth•Ittmti,Inint.PliPetheyulso
hiss tele. regulate the bowels, asseall taes cella
veserl
eve
suffer from this tdatin17 comlleinti Marone.
able In PO wetly v to a that y r la not be set.
Iles to 4o witlicet them. Betide:ran gaol: hetel
18 the bane 0150 Tenor lives that acre fe.,Wherg
{VO melte ens gret,t buast, . Ours/ilia emelt weed
lathered° not.
Carter's Little Lirrv Pills am very small and
very eal=y to t•da3,„. Doerr twapille make a time,
purger but by timIr pane aetiou pieties! au wee.
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No Excitement,
"Hare," said the dramatist, "we have
a husband Who loves his wife and a
wife wive loves her husband,"
froM such material?"
His Inference.
scheme to !mop one perpetually dirty." .
"1 Judge from what you say that
you've uever taken one."
THU. TryIng Times in
A WOMAN'S LIFE
• WHEN
AND '41EIIVE PILLS -
ewe almost an absolute necessity tawarda her
future health.
The first 'when she is hist budding from- girl-
hood into the full bloom of womanhood.
The second period that cowtitutes a special
drain on the eystem is during pregnancy.
The thitd end the one moht liable to leave
heart and nerve weak= it. uri ng"chq age ef
In all three perlode 1111turn'e Heart ard
Nerve. Pi* mill prove of wencl,rful %lam to tide
over_the time, Mrs. James King, Cornwall,
Ont., writes: "I was troubled very rauch with
due to "change of life. '' I have been Udine:your
Heart and Nerve for some time, and mean
they aro the best remedy I have ever tt.!,1 La.
building up the system. You nre liderty to
use this statement for the hcae:3 of other
Price 50 cents per box or three boxes for 51.25.
all dealers or Tbe T. ISSilburn Co., Litnt:ed.
Taronto Out.
wny Currants Are Nutritious.
The" reason why currants are so re.
markahly nutritious Is that they con-
sist to a very Irsho degree of saccha-
rin in its most eestly digestible form—
that of grape sugar. The piquant fia.
nor of the currant, which adds so much
to its pleasantness as a food, is deriv-
ed from the vahlable percentage -of tar-
tarie acid which the berry contains.
Potash is also present in the form ef
cream of tartar and Is undoubtedly of
dietetic value.—Ladies' Pictorial.
OR e Terri'bie
Thar_ War !
More terrible than war, falline or pes.
tilettee is that an tut! destroyer-, that hydras
ea e mons t or , Consumption, that
annnally sweeps away more of earth's in.
habitants than any other single disease
known to the human race.
"It is only a cold, & trifling cough,"emy
the careless, as the irritation upon the
delicate mucous membrane causes them to
back away with an irritable tickling of the
throat. Whea the irritation settles on the
mimes surface of the throat, a cough is the
tesuit. 're prevent Bronchitis or Con.
eumption of the Lungs, do not neglect
Oough however slighe as the irritation
lipreading throughout the dolicatelining of
the sensitive aw paesages soon leads to
fatal reeults, If on the first. appearance a
a coegb or cold you would take a few
doses of
Dr. Wpoci's
Norway
Pine Syrup
yen would save yourself. a geesa deal of
untrecessary suffering. 'Wood's Nor.
rillO Syrup eontains all the life-giving
properties of the pine tranS Of IsTorway, and
for Asthma., Croup,- Wheophig Cough tied
de. Be time when yea ask Ter Dr. Wood'a
Norway Pine Syrup to got, it. Don't bo
Pride 20 cts.
Miss Lona /401mtiof Onto -
Writes haVo Used be. Woorra Nor.
Nvay Pima Syeug foe throat troubles after
mast tay that nothing cin take the place
Ivadd liet be without a bottle of
UM the
SPELLING NAMES,
When the geolh 144 ,Ftraolaai,
x10'1=1110111 controversy in tbe Irish
mou AS to tbe right of tiny braneb
tbe ancient race to spell the IA010
tbuseewitb one "ti," That right, to
was maintained, was held ouly by the
O'Coner Pole al bead of the house,
So prolonged was tto eonteet. between
the paetienes of the (Mellor alld
„O'Conuar titles that it W09 Called U.10.
Isrie$4 (standing eor "endless") en
referred to Sir J. Bernard lento, the
Meter elug of mane, Ma decision
reenehled with a decision la a =tale
other matter—namely, that amelr 1.1;414
he said ou either Bide. Tile two die -
puling nunilles hod u common Origin
xt king or Conuaught, and could win
ditlon spell the mune oue way or th
other. ifortIded by ties "award," th
two families hard continued to spel
their name- with ono "u" utr to the
present flour,
I1qually firm on tho gue,etien as to
how his mime simnel be spelled, Wtt8
rile witness in a case tried in the
ids name, his prompt reply was !Voila
• ea." eDe eou," queried counsel,
Like to Try Psychine
0(1eleese 'wed me bottle of
RiNnue. .4 heve a, child afflicted with
tuleorculoetet and have Welt ielvleed
thing' mere for eay We,"
docter, saye he motet do any -
to try your3zdileli.ries:;:::mily
Psycholet cam whim doctors fail.
Many- are early they did not try
pmbine lint, Throat, lung aed
ewer, At MI druggnits, 500 MKT eL00 or
A. feleetim. I -dotted, Termite.,
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PERT PARAGRAPHS,
It meet tbet the pee
SUB are too buey (Moat
who giv
to use au
skt Ito foto treat!. anal mut
terferire whirs era ere ohne tet
esi:hon7rCepie cac't brreve *het day
pews illusieu left will &ewe Ede*
Up a /Wig cister to The Loa abo
It la ore tuing to make tio ord
bock let you ene.n, it.
• .coAL COA
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We are sole agents for the celebrated SCRANTON ,C04.14, 1;
which has no equal. Also the best grade& of Stnithing, Visonsi And ''''
HonleStie 0041 AWL Weed of 11 k . w peon hand.
I: We carry 4 LUMBER, SHINGLE'S, LATE!
"spell your mune with or without an 1 ir. . ,
have said, variety tu the Dellina or 1: ,
the names ot people, as In that of the 1 4 . Highest rodeo' paid for ali hinds of JrAts "in :
names or places, owes its origin to I t.
er
he spelled.
friend regarding how a name should i''
I do AN Moliwootanal
ever to us. In the first ItIrs. Quiver,
rut wria having christened bee latest
'.aby. The old u.inistee was a little
eueritel. "I saki," replied the smothe4
with soino asperity, "Mutilate" "DO
raid the other, "mean Anna or
trent) r "Look 'ere," exclaimed the
now thorom.nily exasperated lady, "I 1 8
•
won't be hesain Med in this way. I
The second Inelleut te which We re.
fer I.; this, Here also these was "a
_lady lu the case." She was 00 ail ere
i•ana, and she luta to deal with' the
!lame of another party. In brief,. she
had bought a pair of sleeve !baits for
her Chime wheu the shoptuan asked,
"Any initials, miss?" The rest may be
tAated thus:
"u" upon thew for his
Skanuan—Pardon me, is It Uriah Or
rjytiSPS ? 113 Pi' with "U" are rare,
you auow.
(proutily)—Ilis name is Eugene,—
London Globe.
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"ifiCLL PITCHER."
Hisi.ory of the Famous Herc:ne of the
Revolution. .
"Moll Pitcher" was the daughter of
a Pennsylvania German family living
iu the vicinity of carlisle. She Wits
born in 1718, and her name was Mary 1 I
I.v•Iwig, a pure German mune. She '
listed In the First Pennsylvania artil- l''
was married .to one John Casper ±
Hayes, a batter, who when the tilr T
broiie out with the mother country en- . 44
levy and was afterward transferred to•
•the Seventh Pennsylvania infantry,
(.011:nandet1 by Colonel William Irvine
of Carlisle, with whose family Mary 4.
Lail wig leul lived at service. She was 4 -
permitted to accompany her hushand,'s
regiment, serving- the battery as _cook
Lu.1 laundress, and when et the battle ..1;
husband was wounded at his gun she ;
sprang forward, seized the ra.mmer .x.
end took his plaee to the end of the 4.
I1 , atti,.., After the battle sire carried
1 po: name of "Moll Pitcher."
water to the wounded, and hence her f
noses died after the war was over,
and she married a second husband or +
the name of :McCauley, and at her
grave in the old eenietery at Carlisle
there is a monumeut that bears this
t3 s
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the north?" shouted the aeronaut, lean-
ing over the edge of the basket.
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over- whose farm the balloon was pass,
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