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* This school is recognized #
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incecial .schools in. Amer- • ele•
+.( ica. Yon can safely judge
a school by the aliplicat-
el( ions it received. This term
we received applications
• from firms in six large Am-
?$;'- ettican cities and from far
W. more towns and citiei of
A :Canada including' Sa,sita-•
?V tome, Sask.. on the West
• and Charlottetown, R. F. I.
+ on the East. Our reputatt-
4; ion means much for - one
Ellictt &..McLachlao, .
Prineinals.
' • W: dortain %result's and leivine had
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?1,E. graduates. 'Write tor our
catalogue. .
The Lake Carriere.' Association lieS
protested against • the poos at
Peril Colborne.
GOOD' CORN SHELLER FOR •
26c.
A marvel of efficacy and prompt-
ness, a reined' that does came corns
and, warts. Its ne.me 14 Putnam's
,Cora Extractor. Coni!rains no acids,
never pains, giving lasting satisfact-
ion. Insist 011 "I'Lt"am's" ft'S
the best. •
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A Buffalo syndicat.e is proposing to
.construct a modern summer resort at
Crystal Beach.
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•KING OF ALL '
• ,• COUGH MEDIONES.,
,`AS •. Mr, E. a. Case, a mail earlik.;.- Of
• Canton Center, Com., who has been
.the $ Service for about sixt-
een years,. • says "We hale?, teied
many cough medicines for croup. but
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy h 'king
of all an.0 one to be relied %1Pcin eve-
•ry time. ' We . also . find' it 11.e best
remedy for ceughS2 and coltle ving,
THE YOUTIVS COMPANIOINN 1000.1 Bileans .
oman'a
The Youth's Cowl/anion unman:0i
moug the attractions ot its 52 iss-
tiee: in 1907 GRATEFUL WIVES AND MOTH -
Two Hundred ERS TESTIFY tr0 THEIR,
prattical papers, serviceable to young VALUE.
people who have their way to make
in the world, helpful in their inStS-
tence on:worthy ideals hi every re-
lation of life, Litelui in the home—
particularly the regular series, "Till
the Doctor Conies."
Two .Ilunthml and Fifty
capital stories—hunioroUS Storico,clar-
actor stories, stories of life on the
.farm, in the great cities!, on tilt sea,
in the wiliferness. Among them will
be Five Stories by five Com-
•panion favorities ; Hamlin Garland,
Meline Knapp, Ralph. Barbour, Geace
Richmond and Minion F. Day. There
will be .0 series, also, Lased upon
incidents in, American, history, illus-
trative of life, and times in America
from the. first colonial planting to
the close of -the Civil War.
Ono Thousand
short notes giving chacisely, clearly
• and accurately .the • important news
of the times in public. affairs, • and
in the fields of science. and industry.
• . Three Hundred
contributors giving assurance that
every need and every taste .aniong
Coahpaniou readers will be satislied.
Governor Folk . Missouri, Etiv.eied
Everett Hale, Margaret Deland, Col.
T. W. Higginson, Commander Eva
Booth of the Salvation Army, Gen.
A. W. Greely and Ion Perdiearis are
among them. • '
Two Thousand • •
one -minute stories, anectrotes, bits of
huinor-sketches Which. take net more
than 4' minute to read. ;ley are
always new, always. well • told, and
in ,grett.t quest by preaehers 311(1 af ter -
(Ulmer speakers:
Bile= have been called "a. wont-
AO'S medicine" because of i.heir ex-
ceptional fitness for the, various. ail-
ments. peculiar to the sex, as, well as
Io r the liver disorders and stomach :
ailments generally. Unlike MOSt lIV-
er and stomach medicines, Bileans •
contain no bismuth, mercury or anYe
.mineral whatever. From coating to .
kernel they are purely vegetable.
Mrs. J, Whitfield, of Swan Lake,
(Nlan-), •SayS :—"Bileaus • have done
me a wonderful- amount .ot good. I
can .hardly -describe how bad 1 fat
before 1 look them: I -could not eat
but that a caused pain. Them was
a constant sensation of tightness in
my side, and my 'liver Was entirtly
out of order. could not siPep at
nights, suffered also from. kidncy
trouble, and was altogether 10 a flill-
dowk and very serious condition. I
had been ailing 'tideway for years
avid it is gratifying to find. that, .1311 -
cans were equal to my ease."
Mrs. Wm. Hall, of Dean Lake, Says'
-"I ha* proved Means very good
for constipation, from which I suit-
ered a great deal. They eured me.'" •
Mrs. J. H. Thompson, of leleveland
Park, says.:—"For irregularities and.
painful periods I can highly recom-
mend Biteans. They proved •a great
blessing to me restoted inc o
.health when, Y. had become very iU
and Very despondent "
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Bileame are absolutely unequalled,
for female aliments and irregulatitieS,
constinationi piles, anaemia, •debility,
rheumatism, . blood .i•mpuritie,s, • etc.:.
They tone up the syStein and 'enable
A full Announcement of the vew it to; throw off colds and ste
'Voittriie 'will• be sent with, sample cope rengthen • girls ;lust emerging int()
les of the paper to. any -addreiis ..en. womanhood,. and speedily restore en -
request.. The new etibseriber for 1S07 ergy and streegth to those who are
who .sends $1 75 f•or the new voltime rundown,. 'Of all druggists at ;100
at Oyer will receive free. all the le- box, or post free from the Mean
niaining issues for 19.06, ineluding the. Co•., Toronoto, on receipt ot price.
Demble TIolidaY Numbers ; also The 6 boke-s 'for $250. - • • -
Ccimpanion's Four -Leaf •Ilanginee Cal-
endar: feet 1007e li thographed tWelve
Colors- and -gold.. • . • •
Subiieribers who get , new. eubscript- IT. 1/0..E8 CCItp: \\*01NIANI4V.
.Ons will i'eceiVe $10,3941.0u in- cash "I; lea it. my duty". writes S, Mead
and many Other s-pecial awardS, Send, of • FraserviW," ()tit., "'le-, let. you.
or intermit tion ." •
know 'that sometimes. preViOUS' LO. the
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change - of: life. I terL u.orc • thaw
TIM- YOUTH'S I could . NeighbOrs- told. Mc „Fee -
111 Berkeley SW:iv ti C07-0110• tilt only remedy and their
• . advice was good. FerrOzone -put . a•
• . 1 • • • . • . •• stop. to •ray pain and *knees, tind
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• .• • °dile:et action Gn My teoubles that
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• The, British :eat'restelt:Itaq 'been with-.
relieved front .the start,. ,sately .Pase
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;easier- from the .l...41atal elleictta
.* ' sea' the Wrn., and.. nON.1' &ley. :perfect.
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CD0,4,1eti4:1€4aW:e(3er,t0401:0tel0iCi s,ile by W.% IZ 1 Rd- t
mes, Clint(in, Ont. •
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• • mid rest • No woinauly
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eine van :be bettor 'thaa..Yerrozone.”
W.1T1.7.11 CUIZE FOR . , Instant relief is- found it Verrozonc
(-1)..-";ST I P Al' N .1 for felnale weaki s 1 cry hind, ;
• .11a1; . pint, of hot -,vatcr tat pa box el .t1e,a4,1•,•;.. • • . •
before bealci..vetwill usually! . . .
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'WE SORtEN
' 'Cliarlei.; N. Illiitney has been arresie
N. ed in Chicago on a charge- of swinde
0 UC OAL ling! to the. eNteni. .5:1,00(h0nee ••
The Best Coal. in the Market, is '" • , '
the L. & Vf: Scranton Coal- for which IN : .
l'am sole agent. 1 also have in stock) •iti.l.w.;•by• I
Soft and Cannel Coal. • An °rater is •
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;.eep• the bowel:. Teettleee 1 latih vath- ! . •
Should be • avoided:. Wien. •a . :
mrgative •A suit is about, lo Ite eitt..r.al.. itt
nin Stothavh at: 1 Liver 7:"..ablets. •Michiga,a • tu compel tbe Grand Truei:
'hey •:arie.lililti titC:leetel it,1,141: :ate Railway- 10 reductie paeseng;.:r.• faree
Ft»! bY V, . A, .1 It:Imes,. • t , valets- a 'int lee • •-: • !: .
:Clinton, Out. 1- • - . • . .• .•• • ,• . ''•-• •
'nI
er metliiine • it Mitt -
respectfully solicited" and will receive There is o ota
prompt attention. All : our . *coal is ) Tactiurtil that Ims. received so mu.:11
pr9e .. and no , alloy exrres:Jions• of
screened before being.sent•out. to our,
customers. Oflioe opposite the G T gratttude. 0 '1mathber1iiii- • Cough.
R. station or orders may .be left SA: liP.ne(13% -11 is effective, and si Mpt
re:141.40110m, its use. - Grateful -pare
the store . of i-larland Broe.• Who are•
I elite e1`efywhere, do not 'heSfrate
authoriseel to receive p.ityment • Of .ac-
- ' teiitify to •fts *mt;ri-is: for t 1 leel'elit
:Counts.
••• .. of othere..:It' 'is a pertain c: -O. r01:
. JAMES tiArilLTON. croup and UIpx event%ftack.
, • , giten a:t- the ,first •apPearance, of •
Phone
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NIGNI chili°
have -been :appointed agent• -
for the • Haissey-T-Iarris Cent- •
pany in this district and :will
keep on hand e, complete list"
of supplies in my .sla5re.nopose
ito the Molsons Bank. ••
t am also continuing : tk
se .
dour, feed and seed grain bus-
iness and respectfully selleit
a continuance of Time Patron-
age.
J. A. Ford.
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disease. 11 is especially adap4-41.
children . as i pleasant ' take.
and • -contains .% nothing injur104.
A, ITtanplacys, it • well imown
dent and elenk, in the atorr.l.of Mr, E.•
Lock,' bi.-Aliee; .(ape %Colony,- 1-;, nth
'Africa, says : Y.1 1,tave usefe Chamber-
laifi's ..Cetigh" Reniedy. to :wart', ,off.
,croup • and coltis in my 04,10111' 1
found' it, lo ht.! veiv. sat is faci qr.,: and
it gives- me 'p'leasure';1,0 reetufniend
it." •Ii'oe Sele by • W. llpinee,
Clinton, Ont. . ' . •
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• The New York. (ehamber of Coninteee
ce • has pronounced in favor ed
ral bank for •. the. i:•••••,,,;:u-.,- of: tait'i•Lney '
_The •:iiiry 01 the Beekinghara itiqu(st
reementel- a everdiet e0teleennime thw. z,t-
rikers, the detectivee. and* MaC-
litrens espeCially. Dr, kodrigue-ft,r
complici•ty aud the bill-
'ing of.: I3...hinger and Theriault.:
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• CURE, FOR SORE NII'PLES •
Ai; soup as -the, child. is e,one . ;Inn-
ing, apply Chamberlain's SalVc.- , 'Wipe
.11' oft With a soft '-loth before oliow-
-in t1v child fo Many tilaineee
nurses not; thi; with the
price'25'e per holv...
11.' Holmes,' Clint•tm, Out_ .• • .
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In II I orator
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13. At: Cre• tiler ' •'31otiereal, •-who
• neeed,„ as , heir to a*, fortuno 'half ,a
• million, which was, c>i: i1 4.i•ay
•Girtnany, 'luts • confessed to the fratal
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tut(l is .noiv wit1r al`revt:
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IT .1.011'.1-1,1,...Y 1/1.:S l'I?•C)VS
CArSE.
• That's • ‘elly cat trrlt •is • la:variably
Cured --by inhaling 'Tat arrimzone..;"
'The • hcaling • Neieor spr, al ; •evel'y
'part of- the bre:111141,g Ori14h. Gertns.
iek tiseteei of „ the noee,
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mts ao \iltg is
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• - •ATICY Ta IUSEAS.1.*
This . :is . alt act tleSeription Of con-
stipation, 'S -411' alma turat • condi t-
ien to bcgiii 'with, and ir.; ntor, be -
:cause. it . laringe aboen. bloott• Letericr•L
ation„ interfere. W.1 042:!:,•1 fop,. rend-
ers yell; it,fections
CD.oit.S• and. e•ett...;es anaemia. Not -so
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Muell a purgalivv.iui a .natura • st.ni-
ulant to., Lite 'bowels 1; )pu
,You vetit in, Or.: l'familtoiOs
.Pdls 1Vhic1inciTase liver activity,
'reStme.,the •bowels 'to vcrie-Zt. action
.ond "••poS ti v'efy i!iire'evoirs" tine on a nd
;its" attendant- e'N'ilne'' Insist .ou nay.ino3
,OnlY 1.)1.*."HaMiiton's Pitis of • 'gap-
tlfalCe and. Ilet :15e hok al
dealeys, . • • . . • ,
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• • X: (leorgiatt aeronaut has 'a pat.r.ovv,
escape. from dea,th t1irtnut,17••the leak-
ing of one 01 Ma' halleen •
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AN •ENO IASI 1 A "II
• "No shade', 140 , no • fruit, no
ilowere, . leaves, ee. November
Many. Arnerivans„ would adel no. free-,
dont:. froin catarrh, whicheee so ag-
ertevated: iluting. 11118 mon fh that • i t
becomes tainSlantly troublesome.ilure
is al)nntianl proOf. that- catarrh is . a
constitutional clista,-;e. lt .:s retati..ft
in .ncrofttia, anti constottn)tion,
on,. of tho rya -cling tliseaseS:. Flood's
has --howit ;hat ..Nyhat..1;
11110014 4)1 • (. 1 -
:IV rnrrs ' I alcun
hey, al -1: eineee r 4...ta put .111
4114M of
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een,,,Heeto etre ite 4001141,,f11....
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REV. A. SUTHERLAND, 0. 11.
General eecretary of the IVIissionary
•Society of the Method)* Oheroh.
At pathetic figure in the Methodist
conference at Montreal recently w t1
the venerable Rev. Alexander author -
land, D.D., for nearly a third of a con-
tury general secretary a the mission-
ary society. Dr. Sutherland was fight- •
Ing against a division of the work of
the missionary branch. ' A. resolution
Was offered—and finally prevailed
ProPosing the appointment of two gen.
eral secretaries, Who should, be of equal
rank and Independent of each other.
Dr. Sutherland. objected. lie felt OW
he was being reduced in rank. He
argued tor an executive bead in Case
Of additional assistance, and he =Wed
many delegates to tears When he Said,
with. all the fervor at his command,
•
• nali. A, surnMILANO,
• General Secretary of Canadian Methodist
Missionary Society.).
"Whatever the missionary society of
,the Methodist Church IS to -day, by
God's help•I made it, and let no man
rob me of my boasting."
Dr, 'Sutherland was born in Guelph
Township, on Sept, 17, 1833. He was
Ordained when he was 26 and at the
first general conference of the ilfetho-
dist Church 0 Canada, held in Mont.
real In 1874, was elected general sec-,
retary of the missionary society, a ,
position he still holds.
. No man in the Canadian church
world is better known or better es-
teemed, At hie advanced age he is still
vigorous: and contemplates an early
trip to the Chinese field. 201 the high-
er honors of the denomination 'have
been from time to time conferred upon
'him, and in national and international,
ehurchecouncils he has invariably re-
flected the dignity, influence and
.strength of• the Methodist Church of
Canada. His courteous acquiescence in
the wishes of conference in the matter.
of a division of missionary labor was
-graceful, and will still greater endear
him to those who' know how jealous-
ly he regard§ the creation of •this- life's
weeer.
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. ON:', Peere
aotneoCiX) ' Art.p.op!'!;
inq .Ait,er the Uisj City's. Parke.
, Gerdane.-.Showy Effecto,
PAIrlh41111115es 'Cti.ntnlyat°"nottlinre''lloallrlitt(11.3111;e144,
hy the :Office of Worke. In the law'u.
etal year Sp. 1n tlardeo4 was reson,..
We for 103 open $raei s, havin4 lt t + •
:ettent of nearly 5,1;00 acres, aml a pc:.
lancnt outdoor stiff. 04900 men.
.115 department the annual t-X/101m11.1•.'
'ras 'reached about •C123,000, and sh.t..
!le County Council was formed, 41
'1411 Yea,:s ago, It ir.ti spent rath r
Ileira4nvictie,111Ilailla(Thli'ttleurrtintgo
;:ty's contribution nf 4100:000- a y''11
Avarchi tho maintenance, of 1,111:411;
13urnham 13eechc4, els
....here. It will thus be seen .that th
atintenanee' of Lon(b)n' open sptc,-,,‘.•
ileans an egg -Legate- ,exponse v..ry ye.
.1 at least a quarter of a midian,
..,TopulsolivnTientntetii.s -given to nearly thre
Inc of the showiest effects arc p
-ttecd at a trifling cost% Thus ilfe Lon.
;
'ti county Council spends ol.
el...., and for thi;:i sum obtain* no f
.Inin 320,000 sp inn* flowers.
are deliverZfl by the co:Ill.:let :.
• Lb, end of September, and the to ,*
p"lotting them Is at once Proce0I 7
.• 5. They represent 155 va tezies„ •ot
one-half co:nil:tie Ityac'ntlis; ty'
' erocuSe4, Th•• :nest popul •
• .rts .1 Lite • three clessts
1.; of the Blues, licizel's
.41.1 1-!., f,argo Yellow.erocus: The to
• al• m.ber of bulbs of all kinds planta •
Po•tcrsen, Park alone exceeds 40,000
t • end af the summer the-annut.l.
rethoved faurn the ground, cuttln
tre isr-,n, from them *here theyL400, '•
-r.,11. treatment, and the curpl..:
are AlstribUted to schoe's ant
-Ivc.Itliricietnepferrbiovtilldtvey nainu.ni:ebtaucallytatnr::
..,.0 1, y.11 parks there aro largo pt
ga!: v2,' grounds, where the ceedlin
,Novetnber 8th, 006
Aloa4NANOsInsoMONIJOY
Itheumatisraimik
Is one of the constitutionarw
diseases
! in local aches and Pane,
inflamed joints and stiff
muscies,—but it cannot be
cured by local applications.
t requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best is a
course of the great medicine./
Hood'sSarsaparilla
which has permanently
cured thousands oftaises.
I For tostk000laki of rornarkokle
Ind for Book on Rheumatism. No?.
t. C. I. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mai&
.1,41 elating:4 are carefully tended ch..1.
l, 1(11111. out in the "spring. . therefore, contained in this column
, has been fulfilled.
...ls th,?. winter months, in readimcc f 1
',M. days when the geranium and 10.- The other bit of pews about the
proied to iturn oVer 1191 -
aro ,ver, and an enormous .varlety of. rrii(lonrgalitso hthise Prince of Wales. The lat-
ter -IS fond of Balmoral, and frequertili
visits it for the' sake of salmon fish- .
. 0...14,eolarke, represented the extent of
th ! iltagination of the public gardene• 5
PI alc is now raised,- with the resn't Ms', w.hich is .excellent there, More -
That Turf Story and Project For me.
posal of Sahnkral.
Two pieces of news, writes the
Marquise de Fontenoy, concerning
King Edward are likely te prove of In-
terest, The one is the issue.of a denial
by his private secretary, Lord Knollys,
of the story widely printed to the effect
that, be was about to retire from. '
turf. Lord Knollys' letter is dated from
Buckingham P.aliste, July 14. men-
tioned, a, couple of weeks ago, in call- ,
ing attention to the new pOlicY inaug-
urated by the jockey club at its recent
+meeting, that the King's success in at
length defeating the reaetionarY elo-
rnent •01 the club would be likely .to
alloditY any intention he may have en-
tertained at One moment of withdraw- •
ing from the turf, intentions Ithat have
been widely discassed In the press, both
at home and abroad, The prediction.
*at London's gardens may compar-
wf.lt any in Eupope. For many a year
wonderful SliONV seen along Pan
I.:. I.e. and round the Serpentine has beet)
sed to a 'erg% extent !ander the-tha+,.
of Kensington Palace, in the
-r enhauses,. -of which the chief was
0!anned• out by Sir Chrtittopher Wren.
Ilut Lord Windsor b now .spendine
C12,000 upon newframe grounds nem•
*he Magazine, where the Coaching club,:
ioeet in the season.
An Interesting feature of the Ken4:.
ngton hal-Ile-ground is the hospital.
Jn the eariy winter this Is crowded with
!animas, plantains, .palmettas, an
palms, and other subetropical Plants,
which,' in the early summer; are
irought'put the open and give
unction cettain corners of
Park. or to the forecourC.of ',the ..Nra-
tional Onn,sry, . .
Another important department con-
's'•Its• of; the cuivenienceS. for.boultri.,
.S,neo itte beginning of the :Conite*y the
, Lention- 0611114' Council have taken Moreover, the family of :the • Prince .
and Princess of Wales has now become
.. ,,r, ‘‘,',' !", i t : i.),S*0 gi,:::Itt.if 1,et,:rionfur.goniiii(i. talitholyo,mieltioal:.. jet.,,it..eact:-0:_i. , .,ttehoe , linui;itieia,rnoctitsh!)lonre
''intielleTielivdtaes Cpc69uttlal.. . '.
on f have In
0 1 : ,.,..• 11+,erly charge to, the nimble slx- . their •disposal :at ..th)) time of their
1, n + , and have .pilt a couple of motor. marriage. ,They need a, bigger estab- - .•
..1.1,,.- :nto. ,,ilrryknIsoolcon, witil. n charge .: -byitlinient, and a.s:Eatir, Edival'il cannot,
the ternik of hjs mother's will, sell • -.,-
•iiilt; ,,,•1.1111t)-1,1',..,;;;cuacnifleIr*o-,Jiti,;;i.;,..i.-riTilca.,,ptlilliriiin•c;.tii, . •Batii-Mral, Or., tearisf er It to.,the Govern.- ;
Ment, at lie.tlid in the case of Osborne..
f•I'..1. ;•,-1-. :1'i:riling' the ,.roU,-bont's wm he (now used as a e.-involepeent home tor. ',„,-;•
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4...... ,'...-.1•!....;; the w.inte.r. ' . ' oyer -to .his..only son, Whose Presence •
he propOses. to turn. It ,
there with, his 'wife anti ehilaren.during . ..•
1,..,!..1'1)..+1.!,"•,..0a1 :1.,.,,:font-401!)1Yk,:itoti.er.sr 1,:).•);111:1.111strif.e..oecoretit,.:...... . .a. part- o'f .the-yeP.r, will relieve, in a .
mea.stire; ,'the .1cinr, Elvin the ill -will.' .
-,,,t? ,r+1, 1'66 i ,4111y, : TI,1,, bl.v.i.iiino,•.: • Which .be•'w*Micl arouse north 'of the ' .•
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g...oundi liav+,! 1,,}ix+ mthie, rcadV, the Tweed were he, after deserting Bal- • ,
...ants,..s•van-,.. and t'10-4 11"0 gre'o....isrdlin-•
d(t- ! r. r,......ion : f• Widgeon , nd cornier,: ' , moral, to shut it up as a source of usel •
less expente:'. .
1' by r! ' .,,,,vst.,..,M 1>4' OXE'l)artgo arta .- . ' .. .-. -.' .
pur111180, alai. Ow . .
J -+Pee 1 a 1 .0 t t en t ion el ni. in;k11-1:7'ig),:lt. '-' 1•Zys'c',.'elc‘i.1.", ' ; At ' a. lit:li'tgAr7esCi�!b,Sp.seoenci",' :•ii'0,-0.,.. . : . -. .-•
thE! restill. being the:Yu:he lalte .11f,,,..ef and poets ..discussed figures of Spe.edh. '
. the' parks is hrought up to a pitch of . ."A. Striking' figure of speech," jai 4
Perfection. : • • • — • • - • • .. sonneteer, "came from' tbe ',Pen of an
.
over, the climate agrees with.him, and
with.. his wife and children, ,quite as
much as it did with the late Queen
Victoria. On the other hand, the elt-
mate does not suit the :Nealtli either of.
the King or of the present queen, When •
Queen Alexandra goes to Scotland she
usually* stays, not at Balmoral, but at
•Mar lodge, with the Duke and Duchess
of Fife, which to her is much more con- •
genial and comfortable.
King Edward finds Balmoral not '
..only bleak and damp, but, above all,
gloomy . and lonely, and now that he
. can no longer Indulge 4n, the fatigtiing
dee.rstalking expeditions of which he
was formerly' so -fond, time hang -s rather
• 'heavily .on his hands at Balmoral, and
he remains there for as short a thne 4,1
Passible, In faat, • I., do not -.suppose he • •
has lived there mOre than three' weeks
in the, year since he has- been on the' -
.throne. • He 'prefers Sandringham, .
'Windsor, London; and places abroad.
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'A cei-riveratlye. kitchen in tho mintfie
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• tion offered -every housekeeper, ,says
New York 'eorrespontlent •of . the Pitts.
burg 'Dispateh,- •The.plati.seema fenSible-
lir: view Of the ..faCt ' 010 the .1 -few Art
• club •stadibs. have a •kitchen' in common'
tor the usOof a'stnall.army of •studenta
, Who: occupy bachelor 'apartments. It t
owl Suggested e ettonaists that ,
it large kitchen be °She. eled every '
lilock and that tho Place be under the'
.directiOn of - chef,- with :several its-;
• ,
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Many sel.res c . .atterulantS devete amatenr,• the pen of Gordon Curriming,
thernselve3 to ,the taSk of preparing the 'the rich English explorer. Gordon '
cricket pitelleri, which.. naturally reqUil.e Cumming. aescribed a, trcipical jtingle• •
0. good .Cleal.of attention- after the bard •• as 'a forest ot.fishho.oks, 'relieved l.,)Y'an • ..• ,
.3),-orle- "the; football season. This IS' oecailonal. :patch • of penItnIVes.' • Not • : .+-
:another ------------ice it• say that' • badi eh?"
, . )
. Sprino• Gardens ravidee moretlian 30.0 'Not at all bad,'i said -a novelist of.
reserved pitches, upon wl'ilch 14,000 the histerical, • or "knee -pant''' scheol.
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matehe6'ire jilayed cItirtrig,the istipmer. • "A figute
Still another biariell' of activity cOm- us.ed.in. Gpy
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have always remembered is • ,
. de "aamPassant's 'Bel Aini? ' .. -- ...
prises the 'arratigernerits •for • the, tanda. Naupassant, in describing it woman'sr•• • ..
. .
,o1 mimic, which cost --the London Coun-. painted face, says ,that her red mouth
cil. upwards of &Mum everY season. resembled it wound. 1.thought that fig- ..
The lirat duty of the Muilcal direetoras : ure a stroke of genius till.I rad- In Bal-, . '
...the spring opines round is to listert•to za.c. that a certain lady's mouth Was' .' ; .
the bands- 'who offer -themselves to • like. a, wound. •GeOrge Meore,• by the * ..
I
emulate the,work. of the Council's own way,: says ln qgnes Laheris' that the _
. bands. The selected Ones must submit: painted ,•)noutly.of Agnet. Mother •was .
their. repertories, to hts experienced like. a WoUnd, too." .
illdgment, and the Prograni tor each of • ‘`..l.rniles and comparisons,'" said. an
•Jthe 1,200 performers bas to -Pass the eleglae poet, "take best If they are al- " . •
Scrutiny of the authorities before it is literative. Consider the popular - eon). -
printed. ..
. Parisens a 100 day, -how alliterative -
„ ... they are -'as' plump as a • partridge • .
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Archdeacon Coney, speaking at the
'as good as gold,' 'at large as life,' as
blind as bat.' dat as a tionntlee.
Spiritualists' • 0/invention at -South- an,c,ls.s.cps3f:oeni..n".
journalists often, hit up)11
original figures," said a. realist. "It
was a Western journalist who wrote
place, vold, seowl-strunges stories of n.
gm:Tahiti. sp•irit whiCh had amity times
hofilentleit mt unify • officer.
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1- Ire 'was a tali ma.n,and stepped ati high.
tl..%•fL win,' dog 14 a wheat field. As for
• his voice, it was rasping and shrill, like
. a crowbar falling 011 a tin•roof, Though.
lowed -a. heat and pair of hlack horses;
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A Buffalo syndicat.e is proposing to
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Mrs. J, Whitfield, of Swan Lake,
(Nlan-), •SayS :—"Bileaus • have done
me a wonderful- amount .ot good. I
can .hardly -describe how bad 1 fat
before 1 look them: I -could not eat
but that a caused pain. Them was
a constant sensation of tightness in
my side, and my 'liver Was entirtly
out of order. could not siPep at
nights, suffered also from. kidncy
trouble, and was altogether 10 a flill-
dowk and very serious condition. I
had been ailing 'tideway for years
avid it is gratifying to find. that, .1311 -
cans were equal to my ease."
Mrs. Wm. Hall, of Dean Lake, Says'
-"I ha* proved Means very good
for constipation, from which I suit-
ered a great deal. They eured me.'" •
Mrs. J. H. Thompson, of leleveland
Park, says.:—"For irregularities and.
painful periods I can highly recom-
mend Biteans. They proved •a great
blessing to me restoted inc o
.health when, Y. had become very iU
and Very despondent "
•.
Bileame are absolutely unequalled,
for female aliments and irregulatitieS,
constinationi piles, anaemia, •debility,
rheumatism, . blood .i•mpuritie,s, • etc.:.
They tone up the syStein and 'enable
A full Announcement of the vew it to; throw off colds and ste
'Voittriie 'will• be sent with, sample cope rengthen • girls ;lust emerging int()
les of the paper to. any -addreiis ..en. womanhood,. and speedily restore en -
request.. The new etibseriber for 1S07 ergy and streegth to those who are
who .sends $1 75 f•or the new voltime rundown,. 'Of all druggists at ;100
at Oyer will receive free. all the le- box, or post free from the Mean
niaining issues for 19.06, ineluding the. Co•., Toronoto, on receipt ot price.
Demble TIolidaY Numbers ; also The 6 boke-s 'for $250. - • • -
Ccimpanion's Four -Leaf •Ilanginee Cal-
endar: feet 1007e li thographed tWelve
Colors- and -gold.. • . • •
Subiieribers who get , new. eubscript- IT. 1/0..E8 CCItp: \\*01NIANI4V.
.Ons will i'eceiVe $10,3941.0u in- cash "I; lea it. my duty". writes S, Mead
and many Other s-pecial awardS, Send, of • FraserviW," ()tit., "'le-, let. you.
or intermit tion ." •
know 'that sometimes. preViOUS' LO. the
•
•
change - of: life. I terL u.orc • thaw
TIM- YOUTH'S I could . NeighbOrs- told. Mc „Fee -
111 Berkeley SW:iv ti C07-0110• tilt only remedy and their
• . advice was good. FerrOzone -put . a•
• . 1 • • • . • . •• stop. to •ray pain and *knees, tind
• • • • • •••. • ••
• .• • °dile:et action Gn My teoubles that
. •
• The, British :eat'restelt:Itaq 'been with-.
relieved front .the start,. ,sately .Pase
- •
;easier- from the .l...41atal elleictta
.* ' sea' the Wrn., and.. nON.1' &ley. :perfect.
4:*
CD0,4,1eti4:1€4aW:e(3er,t0401:0tel0iCi s,ile by W.% IZ 1 Rd- t
mes, Clint(in, Ont. •
• • • • •
• • mid rest • No woinauly
••• • •
eine van :be bettor 'thaa..Yerrozone.”
W.1T1.7.11 CUIZE FOR . , Instant relief is- found it Verrozonc
(-1)..-";ST I P Al' N .1 for felnale weaki s 1 cry hind, ;
• .11a1; . pint, of hot -,vatcr tat pa box el .t1e,a4,1•,•;.. • • . •
before bealci..vetwill usually! . . .
•
'WE SORtEN
' 'Cliarlei.; N. Illiitney has been arresie
N. ed in Chicago on a charge- of swinde
0 UC OAL ling! to the. eNteni. .5:1,00(h0nee ••
The Best Coal. in the Market, is '" • , '
the L. & Vf: Scranton Coal- for which IN : .
l'am sole agent. 1 also have in stock) •iti.l.w.;•by• I
Soft and Cannel Coal. • An °rater is •
•
•
•
•
•.•
•
•
;.eep• the bowel:. Teettleee 1 latih vath- ! . •
Should be • avoided:. Wien. •a . :
mrgative •A suit is about, lo Ite eitt..r.al.. itt
nin Stothavh at: 1 Liver 7:"..ablets. •Michiga,a • tu compel tbe Grand Truei:
'hey •:arie.lililti titC:leetel it,1,141: :ate Railway- 10 reductie paeseng;.:r.• faree
Ft»! bY V, . A, .1 It:Imes,. • t , valets- a 'int lee • •-: • !: .
:Clinton, Out. 1- • - . • . .• .•• • ,• . ''•-• •
'nI
er metliiine • it Mitt -
respectfully solicited" and will receive There is o ota
prompt attention. All : our . *coal is ) Tactiurtil that Ims. received so mu.:11
pr9e .. and no , alloy exrres:Jions• of
screened before being.sent•out. to our,
customers. Oflioe opposite the G T gratttude. 0 '1mathber1iiii- • Cough.
R. station or orders may .be left SA: liP.ne(13% -11 is effective, and si Mpt
re:141.40110m, its use. - Grateful -pare
the store . of i-larland Broe.• Who are•
I elite e1`efywhere, do not 'heSfrate
authoriseel to receive p.ityment • Of .ac-
- ' teiitify to •fts *mt;ri-is: for t 1 leel'elit
:Counts.
••• .. of othere..:It' 'is a pertain c: -O. r01:
. JAMES tiArilLTON. croup and UIpx event%ftack.
, • , giten a:t- the ,first •apPearance, of •
Phone
52.
• • •
•
NIGNI chili°
have -been :appointed agent• -
for the • Haissey-T-Iarris Cent- •
pany in this district and :will
keep on hand e, complete list"
of supplies in my .sla5re.nopose
ito the Molsons Bank. ••
t am also continuing : tk
se .
dour, feed and seed grain bus-
iness and respectfully selleit
a continuance of Time Patron-
age.
J. A. Ford.
•
disease. 11 is especially adap4-41.
children . as i pleasant ' take.
and • -contains .% nothing injur104.
A, ITtanplacys, it • well imown
dent and elenk, in the atorr.l.of Mr, E.•
Lock,' bi.-Aliee; .(ape %Colony,- 1-;, nth
'Africa, says : Y.1 1,tave usefe Chamber-
laifi's ..Cetigh" Reniedy. to :wart', ,off.
,croup • and coltis in my 04,10111' 1
found' it, lo ht.! veiv. sat is faci qr.,: and
it gives- me 'p'leasure';1,0 reetufniend
it." •Ii'oe Sele by • W. llpinee,
Clinton, Ont. . ' . •
. .
. . . • ,
•
• ..•
• The New York. (ehamber of Coninteee
ce • has pronounced in favor ed
ral bank for •. the. i:•••••,,,;:u-.,- of: tait'i•Lney '
_The •:iiiry 01 the Beekinghara itiqu(st
reementel- a everdiet e0teleennime thw. z,t-
rikers, the detectivee. and* MaC-
litrens espeCially. Dr, kodrigue-ft,r
complici•ty aud the bill-
'ing of.: I3...hinger and Theriault.:
• •
• CURE, FOR SORE NII'PLES •
Ai; soup as -the, child. is e,one . ;Inn-
ing, apply Chamberlain's SalVc.- , 'Wipe
.11' oft With a soft '-loth before oliow-
-in t1v child fo Many tilaineee
nurses not; thi; with the
price'25'e per holv...
11.' Holmes,' Clint•tm, Out_ .• • .
• . .
• •
Do/tic/as c
In II I orator
• :. • .
13. At: Cre• tiler ' •'31otiereal, •-who
• neeed,„ as , heir to a*, fortuno 'half ,a
• million, which was, c>i: i1 4.i•ay
•Girtnany, 'luts • confessed to the fratal
. .
tut(l is .noiv wit1r al`revt:
, • . •
IT .1.011'.1-1,1,...Y 1/1.:S l'I?•C)VS
CArSE.
• That's • ‘elly cat trrlt •is • la:variably
Cured --by inhaling 'Tat arrimzone..;"
'The • hcaling • Neieor spr, al ; •evel'y
'part of- the bre:111141,g Ori14h. Gertns.
iek tiseteei of „ the noee,
—.. ..
mts ao \iltg is
. . real Irmin
; .
• ,..,' , I li l'i' .t I. eallyr inflatnInalion. ‘4110t1: that.
0 0.4)4,0 0-4,,.0.104?...0 g>4•4+-04-0,40 4404).4* .1111 ill if.7 C r e as e your .1-7.0 I. ES,' . are ii:ri, . ar.(. hcaltel. 1)is....1,aygo...1:; _cit.,
; . . . 4 4 •
•
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: ,.,,,,,i . it war mut e4lIa,',."11 'b. C11111M :AK -
. • c 1 11i11g of flit. :„,,,,st.. f -se cata.r.c....1-
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......... • • • • ''''
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','i!:17 . •r. li,•,;,.,1i,,v).„.„.11,.(nItt“iIwd;!iii,:
,- .. t.A!..01 station for the Ca 1....+'act 06w•-•
.,
It !• kut,'.:1;..'".:*•1- t .. '. .i t ‘t. " : -:1 1,*,..- v•.il. .. r , '..--.eeato, el .1-'1'en:ileti.
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if '`fi..ir .:.., ..:1 ,.., ...,
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• •
., • . • • .
I,. A cori3OTAi... ExvIT-
• - •ATICY Ta IUSEAS.1.*
This . :is . alt act tleSeription Of con-
stipation, 'S -411' alma turat • condi t-
ien to bcgiii 'with, and ir.; ntor, be -
:cause. it . laringe aboen. bloott• Letericr•L
ation„ interfere. W.1 042:!:,•1 fop,. rend-
ers yell; it,fections
CD.oit.S• and. e•ett...;es anaemia. Not -so
• ..
Muell a purgalivv.iui a .natura • st.ni-
ulant to., Lite 'bowels 1; )pu
,You vetit in, Or.: l'familtoiOs
.Pdls 1Vhic1inciTase liver activity,
'reStme.,the •bowels 'to vcrie-Zt. action
.ond "••poS ti v'efy i!iire'evoirs" tine on a nd
;its" attendant- e'N'ilne'' Insist .ou nay.ino3
,OnlY 1.)1.*."HaMiiton's Pitis of • 'gap-
tlfalCe and. Ilet :15e hok al
dealeys, . • • . . • ,
.• •
• •.
• • . •
• • X: (leorgiatt aeronaut has 'a pat.r.ovv,
escape. from dea,th t1irtnut,17••the leak-
ing of one 01 Ma' halleen •
,
- •
. • •
AN •ENO IASI 1 A "II
• "No shade', 140 , no • fruit, no
ilowere, . leaves, ee. November
Many. Arnerivans„ would adel no. free-,
dont:. froin catarrh, whicheee so ag-
ertevated: iluting. 11118 mon fh that • i t
becomes tainSlantly troublesome.ilure
is al)nntianl proOf. that- catarrh is . a
constitutional clista,-;e. lt .:s retati..ft
in .ncrofttia, anti constottn)tion,
on,. of tho rya -cling tliseaseS:. Flood's
has --howit ;hat ..Nyhat..1;
11110014 4)1 • (. 1 -
:IV rnrrs ' I alcun
hey, al -1: eineee r 4...ta put .111
4114M of
. ' . -01 He fleeted
,
een,,,Heeto etre ite 4001141,,f11....
'"rf I
"lee' iireat,ed ;1 art
j •••• ';" • .1 • • • •• 41141 V:(1,
f 1;%! 1 : .'.! '"-*
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0
REV. A. SUTHERLAND, 0. 11.
General eecretary of the IVIissionary
•Society of the Method)* Oheroh.
At pathetic figure in the Methodist
conference at Montreal recently w t1
the venerable Rev. Alexander author -
land, D.D., for nearly a third of a con-
tury general secretary a the mission-
ary society. Dr. Sutherland was fight- •
Ing against a division of the work of
the missionary branch. ' A. resolution
Was offered—and finally prevailed
ProPosing the appointment of two gen.
eral secretaries, Who should, be of equal
rank and Independent of each other.
Dr. Sutherland. objected. lie felt OW
he was being reduced in rank. He
argued tor an executive bead in Case
Of additional assistance, and he =Wed
many delegates to tears When he Said,
with. all the fervor at his command,
•
• nali. A, surnMILANO,
• General Secretary of Canadian Methodist
Missionary Society.).
"Whatever the missionary society of
,the Methodist Church IS to -day, by
God's help•I made it, and let no man
rob me of my boasting."
Dr, 'Sutherland was born in Guelph
Township, on Sept, 17, 1833. He was
Ordained when he was 26 and at the
first general conference of the ilfetho-
dist Church 0 Canada, held in Mont.
real In 1874, was elected general sec-,
retary of the missionary society, a ,
position he still holds.
. No man in the Canadian church
world is better known or better es-
teemed, At hie advanced age he is still
vigorous: and contemplates an early
trip to the Chinese field. 201 the high-
er honors of the denomination 'have
been from time to time conferred upon
'him, and in national and international,
ehurchecouncils he has invariably re-
flected the dignity, influence and
.strength of• the Methodist Church of
Canada. His courteous acquiescence in
the wishes of conference in the matter.
of a division of missionary labor was
-graceful, and will still greater endear
him to those who' know how jealous-
ly he regard§ the creation of •this- life's
weeer.
. • .
. ON:', Peere
aotneoCiX) ' Art.p.op!'!;
inq .Ait,er the Uisj City's. Parke.
, Gerdane.-.Showy Effecto,
PAIrlh41111115es 'Cti.ntnlyat°"nottlinre''lloallrlitt(11.3111;e144,
hy the :Office of Worke. In the law'u.
etal year Sp. 1n tlardeo4 was reson,..
We for 103 open $raei s, havin4 lt t + •
:ettent of nearly 5,1;00 acres, aml a pc:.
lancnt outdoor stiff. 04900 men.
.115 department the annual t-X/101m11.1•.'
'ras 'reached about •C123,000, and sh.t..
!le County Council was formed, 41
'1411 Yea,:s ago, It ir.ti spent rath r
Ileira4nvictie,111Ilailla(Thli'ttleurrtintgo
;:ty's contribution nf 4100:000- a y''11
Avarchi tho maintenance, of 1,111:411;
13urnham 13eechc4, els
....here. It will thus be seen .that th
atintenanee' of Lon(b)n' open sptc,-,,‘.•
ileans an egg -Legate- ,exponse v..ry ye.
.1 at least a quarter of a midian,
..,TopulsolivnTientntetii.s -given to nearly thre
Inc of the showiest effects arc p
-ttecd at a trifling cost% Thus ilfe Lon.
;
'ti county Council spends ol.
el...., and for thi;:i sum obtain* no f
.Inin 320,000 sp inn* flowers.
are deliverZfl by the co:Ill.:let :.
• Lb, end of September, and the to ,*
p"lotting them Is at once Proce0I 7
.• 5. They represent 155 va tezies„ •ot
one-half co:nil:tie Ityac'ntlis; ty'
' erocuSe4, Th•• :nest popul •
• .rts .1 Lite • three clessts
1.; of the Blues, licizel's
.41.1 1-!., f,argo Yellow.erocus: The to
• al• m.ber of bulbs of all kinds planta •
Po•tcrsen, Park alone exceeds 40,000
t • end af the summer the-annut.l.
rethoved faurn the ground, cuttln
tre isr-,n, from them *here theyL400, '•
-r.,11. treatment, and the curpl..:
are AlstribUted to schoe's ant
-Ivc.Itliricietnepferrbiovtilldtvey nainu.ni:ebtaucallytatnr::
..,.0 1, y.11 parks there aro largo pt
ga!: v2,' grounds, where the ceedlin
,Novetnber 8th, 006
Aloa4NANOsInsoMONIJOY
Itheumatisraimik
Is one of the constitutionarw
diseases
! in local aches and Pane,
inflamed joints and stiff
muscies,—but it cannot be
cured by local applications.
t requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best is a
course of the great medicine./
Hood'sSarsaparilla
which has permanently
cured thousands oftaises.
I For tostk000laki of rornarkokle
Ind for Book on Rheumatism. No?.
t. C. I. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mai&
.1,41 elating:4 are carefully tended ch..1.
l, 1(11111. out in the "spring. . therefore, contained in this column
, has been fulfilled.
...ls th,?. winter months, in readimcc f 1
',M. days when the geranium and 10.- The other bit of pews about the
proied to iturn oVer 1191 -
aro ,ver, and an enormous .varlety of. rrii(lonrgalitso hthise Prince of Wales. The lat-
ter -IS fond of Balmoral, and frequertili
visits it for the' sake of salmon fish- .
. 0...14,eolarke, represented the extent of
th ! iltagination of the public gardene• 5
PI alc is now raised,- with the resn't Ms', w.hich is .excellent there, More -
That Turf Story and Project For me.
posal of Sahnkral.
Two pieces of news, writes the
Marquise de Fontenoy, concerning
King Edward are likely te prove of In-
terest, The one is the issue.of a denial
by his private secretary, Lord Knollys,
of the story widely printed to the effect
that, be was about to retire from. '
turf. Lord Knollys' letter is dated from
Buckingham P.aliste, July 14. men-
tioned, a, couple of weeks ago, in call- ,
ing attention to the new pOlicY inaug-
urated by the jockey club at its recent
+meeting, that the King's success in at
length defeating the reaetionarY elo-
rnent •01 the club would be likely .to
alloditY any intention he may have en-
tertained at One moment of withdraw- •
ing from the turf, intentions Ithat have
been widely discassed In the press, both
at home and abroad, The prediction.
*at London's gardens may compar-
wf.lt any in Eupope. For many a year
wonderful SliONV seen along Pan
I.:. I.e. and round the Serpentine has beet)
sed to a 'erg% extent !ander the-tha+,.
of Kensington Palace, in the
-r enhauses,. -of which the chief was
0!anned• out by Sir Chrtittopher Wren.
Ilut Lord Windsor b now .spendine
C12,000 upon newframe grounds nem•
*he Magazine, where the Coaching club,:
ioeet in the season.
An Interesting feature of the Ken4:.
ngton hal-Ile-ground is the hospital.
Jn the eariy winter this Is crowded with
!animas, plantains, .palmettas, an
palms, and other subetropical Plants,
which,' in the early summer; are
irought'put the open and give
unction cettain corners of
Park. or to the forecourC.of ',the ..Nra-
tional Onn,sry, . .
Another important department con-
's'•Its• of; the cuivenienceS. for.boultri.,
.S,neo itte beginning of the :Conite*y the
, Lention- 0611114' Council have taken Moreover, the family of :the • Prince .
and Princess of Wales has now become
.. ,,r, ‘‘,',' !", i t : i.),S*0 gi,:::Itt.if 1,et,:rionfur.goniiii(i. talitholyo,mieltioal:.. jet.,,it..eact:-0:_i. , .,ttehoe , linui;itieia,rnoctitsh!)lonre
''intielleTielivdtaes Cpc69uttlal.. . '.
on f have In
0 1 : ,.,..• 11+,erly charge to, the nimble slx- . their •disposal :at ..th)) time of their
1, n + , and have .pilt a couple of motor. marriage. ,They need a, bigger estab- - .•
..1.1,,.- :nto. ,,ilrryknIsoolcon, witil. n charge .: -byitlinient, and a.s:Eatir, Edival'il cannot,
the ternik of hjs mother's will, sell • -.,-
•iiilt; ,,,•1.1111t)-1,1',..,;;;cuacnifleIr*o-,Jiti,;;i.;,..i.-riTilca.,,ptlilliriiin•c;.tii, . •Batii-Mral, Or., tearisf er It to.,the Govern.- ;
Ment, at lie.tlid in the case of Osborne..
f•I'..1. ;•,-1-. :1'i:riling' the ,.roU,-bont's wm he (now used as a e.-involepeent home tor. ',„,-;•
,:.1,,,,ii:...1.,:.......,..:1.,....,),;:,:c11,0,;21,t101:ainii4(11.:1,..,liesentrtan.,111:1.1::),:).ittilklit1.11.11.1s,: .nnap.NI:aait:a'acria'cdio,11.3,1!)ins. I's oftleerE, and O.,S a
4...... ,'...-.1•!....;; the w.inte.r. ' . ' oyer -to .his..only son, Whose Presence •
he propOses. to turn. It ,
there with, his 'wife anti ehilaren.during . ..•
1,..,!..1'1)..+1.!,"•,..0a1 :1.,.,,:font-401!)1Yk,:itoti.er.sr 1,:).•);111:1.111strif.e..oecoretit,.:...... . .a. part- o'f .the-yeP.r, will relieve, in a .
mea.stire; ,'the .1cinr, Elvin the ill -will.' .
-,,,t? ,r+1, 1'66 i ,4111y, : TI,1,, bl.v.i.iiino,•.: • Which .be•'w*Micl arouse north 'of the ' .•
‘..,
g...oundi liav+,! 1,,}ix+ mthie, rcadV, the Tweed were he, after deserting Bal- • ,
...ants,..s•van-,.. and t'10-4 11"0 gre'o....isrdlin-•
d(t- ! r. r,......ion : f• Widgeon , nd cornier,: ' , moral, to shut it up as a source of usel •
less expente:'. .
1' by r! ' .,,,,vst.,..,M 1>4' OXE'l)artgo arta .- . ' .. .-. -.' .
pur111180, alai. Ow . .
J -+Pee 1 a 1 .0 t t en t ion el ni. in;k11-1:7'ig),:lt. '-' 1•Zys'c',.'elc‘i.1.", ' ; At ' a. lit:li'tgAr7esCi�!b,Sp.seoenci",' :•ii'0,-0.,.. . : . -. .-•
thE! restill. being the:Yu:he lalte .11f,,,..ef and poets ..discussed figures of Spe.edh. '
. the' parks is hrought up to a pitch of . ."A. Striking' figure of speech," jai 4
Perfection. : • • • — • • - • • .. sonneteer, "came from' tbe ',Pen of an
.
over, the climate agrees with.him, and
with.. his wife and children, ,quite as
much as it did with the late Queen
Victoria. On the other hand, the elt-
mate does not suit the :Nealtli either of.
the King or of the present queen, When •
Queen Alexandra goes to Scotland she
usually* stays, not at Balmoral, but at
•Mar lodge, with the Duke and Duchess
of Fife, which to her is much more con- •
genial and comfortable.
King Edward finds Balmoral not '
..only bleak and damp, but, above all,
gloomy . and lonely, and now that he
. can no longer Indulge 4n, the fatigtiing
dee.rstalking expeditions of which he
was formerly' so -fond, time hang -s rather
• 'heavily .on his hands at Balmoral, and
he remains there for as short a thne 4,1
Passible, In faat, • I., do not -.suppose he • •
has lived there mOre than three' weeks
in the, year since he has- been on the' -
.throne. • He 'prefers Sandringham, .
'Windsor, London; and places abroad.
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Always have a bottle With. .
you. 25c.• at all dealers.
Try Hirst's Little Liver.
^ A perfect after-dinner
47 pill:, Wilt a,4sist diaestion.
• Ask your dealer or send us.
25c. • .A. handsome souvenir
• card free. •
THE CALLEY CO., Limittod
•µ- Hamilton, Ont. • wa
-
.Rrecidents
. will Happera;.
But you .'ar,2,.prepared
for them. beforehand, they
are soon mended.. .Bruises,
Wrenches, Neuralgia, Wailes :
and Strains. yield instantly.
Pairz
Extermitzator
• , .• one ..mitc'eien to a. wK. •
'A cei-riveratlye. kitchen in tho mintfie
of every block to servo all the rest -
dents • of .that block is the latest seine
• tion offered -every housekeeper, ,says
New York 'eorrespontlent •of . the Pitts.
burg 'Dispateh,- •The.plati.seema fenSible-
lir: view Of the ..faCt ' 010 the .1 -few Art
• club •stadibs. have a •kitchen' in common'
tor the usOof a'stnall.army of •studenta
, Who: occupy bachelor 'apartments. It t
owl Suggested e ettonaists that ,
it large kitchen be °She. eled every '
lilock and that tho Place be under the'
.directiOn of - chef,- with :several its-;
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Many sel.res c . .atterulantS devete amatenr,• the pen of Gordon Curriming,
thernselve3 to ,the taSk of preparing the 'the rich English explorer. Gordon '
cricket pitelleri, which.. naturally reqUil.e Cumming. aescribed a, trcipical jtingle• •
0. good .Cleal.of attention- after the bard •• as 'a forest ot.fishho.oks, 'relieved l.,)Y'an • ..• ,
.3),-orle- "the; football season. This IS' oecailonal. :patch • of penItnIVes.' • Not • : .+-
:another ------------ice it• say that' • badi eh?"
, . )
. Sprino• Gardens ravidee moretlian 30.0 'Not at all bad,'i said -a novelist of.
reserved pitches, upon wl'ilch 14,000 the histerical, • or "knee -pant''' scheol.
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matehe6'ire jilayed cItirtrig,the istipmer. • "A figute
Still another biariell' of activity cOm- us.ed.in. Gpy
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have always remembered is • ,
. de "aamPassant's 'Bel Aini? ' .. -- ...
prises the 'arratigernerits •for • the, tanda. Naupassant, in describing it woman'sr•• • ..
. .
,o1 mimic, which cost --the London Coun-. painted face, says ,that her red mouth
cil. upwards of &Mum everY season. resembled it wound. 1.thought that fig- ..
The lirat duty of the Muilcal direetoras : ure a stroke of genius till.I rad- In Bal-, . '
...the spring opines round is to listert•to za.c. that a certain lady's mouth Was' .' ; .
the bands- 'who offer -themselves to • like. a, wound. •GeOrge Meore,• by the * ..
I
emulate the,work. of the Council's own way,: says ln qgnes Laheris' that the _
. bands. The selected Ones must submit: painted ,•)noutly.of Agnet. Mother •was .
their. repertories, to hts experienced like. a WoUnd, too." .
illdgment, and the Prograni tor each of • ‘`..l.rniles and comparisons,'" said. an
•Jthe 1,200 performers bas to -Pass the eleglae poet, "take best If they are al- " . •
Scrutiny of the authorities before it is literative. Consider the popular - eon). -
printed. ..
. Parisens a 100 day, -how alliterative -
„ ... they are -'as' plump as a • partridge • .
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Archdeacon Coney, speaking at the
'as good as gold,' 'at large as life,' as
blind as bat.' dat as a tionntlee.
Spiritualists' • 0/invention at -South- an,c,ls.s.cps3f:oeni..n".
journalists often, hit up)11
original figures," said a. realist. "It
was a Western journalist who wrote
place, vold, seowl-strunges stories of n.
gm:Tahiti. sp•irit whiCh had amity times
hofilentleit mt unify • officer.
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1- Ire 'was a tali ma.n,and stepped ati high.
tl..%•fL win,' dog 14 a wheat field. As for
• his voice, it was rasping and shrill, like
. a crowbar falling 011 a tin•roof, Though.
lowed -a. heat and pair of hlack horses;
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