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Ttth STOWARD's SON
MD AT WIFE'S •FEETt
An Eno* Arden Tragedy Enacted ha
Paris, Pram% •
At. tmou Arden. tragedy came te
'11Oht .10 Peen the other day when
Jacettee ..liristiet returned otter three
yeere'„abSettekl, end Q11 learning from his
Wffie ttilit SIM hint niniarried, fell dead
•AttLher 'feet. ,
, nriStet "fen oveay to Belgium with a.
=We bat singer 'threo years ago. Ile
lettit With IIIM 4580 of MS *enipleYer's
•'ffinfleYt and left his penniless wife the
IntrileA Of stIPPorittig two children.
"---7Abhut It -yew -ago -she was- wormed
that pee husband had been found dead,
With+,
hi throat cut, on the Belgian
freptier near Lille, and her husband's
paSimart end othet papers were handed
to:Der,
Slam ofterwarc-S IH. Gomel, a neigh-
/
b ir, asked her 16 be his wIfe, and they
t ere merried and lived happily to-
ietber,
Wffile M. Courty was away from
'IMMO Alio 'other day there was O knock
4
at Ole door. Mme. Courty went to eee
i who was there. end found a pale, thin
/ mon, with hair elinost white.
Sefere ehe coUld ask what he wanted
he fell dawn on his knees and asked
her ,pardon. In bewilderment the wo.
Matt gaited .1Vhat there was for pardon,
and te then told her that he was Bids,
set, her husband.
Ile Saki that hts life with the music
tall singer had been most unhappy, and
. Mat ' soon after leaving home he had
fallen• Into the hands of thieves, who
robbed htm of his lust penny. For the
last two dart he had eaten nothing.
Moe, Courty gave him food, and tvhile
he Was-tating.eelated the histerY Ad the
past, two years. When she canie to the
ecatteint of her marriage Brisset gave a
Convulsive start, and fell dead at her
feet.
?amt. Courty, who had unwittingly
- -committed blieurty, will go through the
Oderriage service a second tlme with M.
r...fourty after they have both attended
iBrisset's funeral.
I'
A SPRING TONIC.
Weak, 11red end Depressed People Need
a Tonle at This)/ Season to Put the
1310od Mold.
Spring blood Is bad blood. Indoor
life during Ole winter months is resporo
table for weak, watery, impure blood.
You need a tonic to build up the blood
In the ePring just as much as It tree
needs new sap to give it vitalifilafor the
, surnmer. In the spring the bad blood
shows itself in many weys. In some
it breeds pimples and eruptions. In
others It may be thrash _or.casional
headaoheo, a variable appetite, perhaps
• twinges of neuralgia, or rheumatism,
• or a h1V feeling:3n The morffing and
desire to avoid exertion. For these
sluing ailments it is a tonic you need,
and the greatest bloodonakIng, health-
' giving tonic In all life world Is Dr. Wil-
Ilanue Pink Pills, Every dose helps to
make new, rleh, red,. health -giving
blood, -which readies every nerve and
every organ in the body, Bringtng
health, strength and energy to weak,
detpondent, ailing men and women.
Here is proof. Mrs, Chas. Blackburn,
,t0eaterd Station, ni, S., says: ."For
the past ten -years Dr. Williams' Pink
'Pais is the only Medicine I have taken
when I fotind I needed a medicine. Last
spring I VMS feeling poorly, web weak,
etnily tired and depressed. I got three
boXes and they made me feel like a
new person, These Pllis are the best
Medicine I know of when the blood is
mit of order."
ThOtIsands Of people not actually sick
„riot0 Sento in the spring, and to an
' these a box or two of Dr \Vtittanis'
Pink Fills will bring new energy and
new strength. To those NAM may be
more seriously tieing, who are sutler-
- hiff from any of the aliments tie to
. bad blood• -a falr treatment with these
pills Nvill brino new health and vitroity
You can get these pills from any n,11 -
eine dealer- On by mail from the Dr,
baros''hledlrIno Co.. Brockville, Ont., at
.,10 Conte a box or six boxes for S2.50
.101 IILISINESS.
"You can hardly help helloing what
liendsoffie rings Miss Flirt wears, can
yeti?"
"J‘lOi she hos such an ongtiging way
ivenring intim"
11 to *town Everywhere. - There Is
net ,o city, nowt or 'hamlet in Canada
wheee Ot. Thomas' Eciectric 011 Is not
knowne.wherefeer introduced it made a
foothold tor Itself and maintained it.
Selene° Inemhants may suggest same
lAtierVatted.Vas cquafly benellelat. Such
reettlinuendations should be .received
Witit deuht. There is only one Electric
Clit, and that is Dr. Thomas' Take no-
thing eitte. 0
oro "Perhaps you don't Into nly style
of dancing." $he iin evident distress):
"There is rather' too ninth sameness
alma it." Ile) "How may t vary fir
She t "Suppose you treutl on my tell
Nat (Mee 10 a VIM)."
HEIMATrifil ,ANO PARALYSIS,
ihelr complete haute cure. Past
free to readers of this paper.,
Por ',Limited liattOti
Itetaleouie Illustrated treatise. et.
not tun 1c4t0ntan e ithetuoatim end
Votolyste, uttit tests -actions for a cora.
14Clit $10MO COM cescriehia lbo mast
surer:tail „treatleent th tlin World. re,
(,v 1110 Inaintry azd color*
1041 70,* teedtC*1 men, tilghlv
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WISE,
Si?lotes eXpeetillY
11/414 Siefiste-Plieuf do 3o111 know. sho
Ln 13i13'Oil the
aoer:P
HOW WO ORDSENO %HE opEkiti,„
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Care Is Taken ler Stlfegalted flt0
Treasure.
The eaptain Of QM/ et, the nig tranee
Allentio which carrle.s in RS
etrenn Mein Millions of gold a year,
while recently dlsetissing- tile subject
with a Telierteis said:
"Alter the geld. Werth perhaps half a
rniiibofl or a million and which is peek.
ea in sand loved saxes, strengthelled
with enerinoua s of IrOn,,hae been
placed in the bullion room, aeceea
which fo only obtained throdgh the
flooring -Of the salaam t alga- the receipt,
and then beCotne responsible for lie
safety,
"Front this moment until I arrive at
Liverpc01 the key never leaves MY pee.
son, 11, begging suspended from MY
neck inside my clothes by a piece oI
ribbon.
"Do 1 think it impassible for a thief
to obtain access to the strong room?
Fifty desperadoee, ahipptng h$ Passell'
gers, Might, es you say, wait till we
%Afore out in the open, and then. after
murdering us all, help themselves to
some of the gold-enot all, ft would be
tote heevy-and then take to the boats.
Yes, (My determined men might do
this, But how are fifty criminals to as-
semble in New 'York without the police
becoming aware of their presence. Why,
I should spot them before we starlet).
Responsibilities for such treasures as I
carry sharpen the wits. No, the money
Is safe enough on the ocean.
"I simply from habit keep my eyes
open during the voyage till we reach the
docks - not that my responsibility
ceases even then. Should Me ship ar-
rive on a Saturday or on- some holiday'
the vessel is considered at sea, and not
only is MI leave sternly refused, but the
most extraordinary precautions •
taken to prevent a surprise atteek from
shore.
"As soort as the officials from London
-consisting generally of a few detec-
tives, clerks of the stetunship company
--arrive, the bullion room is opened, the
boxes are removed in a strong net -
each box being checked as it appears -
placed on a trolley, and well guarded,
hurried without a moments' delay to the
bullion truck. When this is done and
the word 'Ml right!' Is pronounced I
heave a big Sigh of relief, for my respon-
sibility then ceases.
"The bullion truck, as • you perhapil
know, is a barge-sliaped box, lined with
solid plates of hen, about tour feet long
by three feet high, Mid secured with
several locks of the latest design.
"When the gold Is to be carried by ran
the bullion truck Is always sandwiched
In between the edgine and the Conduc-
tor's car, so that when the conductor
has not got Ifis.eye on It the eneineer or
flreman has."
'
SAFETY FOR CHILDREN.
Baby's Own Tablets is the only medi-
cine that gives the mother the guarato
tee of n government analyst that it
contains no •poisonotis opiate and le
nbsoltitely sate. This is worth much
to every mother who cares for the fu -
lure welfare of her child. ,The Tablets
are good for the tenderest baby or for
the well grown boy or girl, and cure
the minor troubles that are inseparable
from childhood. Mrs. W. J. Macintosh,
Clam tiarbor, N. S., save: "I have used
Paby's Own Tablets for constipation,
vemiting and colds and have found
mem a splendid medicine. I Mee the
Tablets all the credit for the splendid
health my little one now eajoys." The
wise mother will always keep a box et
these Tablets on hand. They can b
P01 from any druggist or by mail from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brook,
ville, Out., at 25 Cents a box.
ANYTHING WILL Da
"When a man axes you foil advice,"
said Uncle Eben, "It generallyl don'
mean nuflIn' eXcepv dat he's kind o'
lonesome an' wants to be talked to."
Do not let a cptd settle on your lungs.
Resort to Sickle's. Anil-C.onsUmplive
Syrup at the first Mitt -nation of irrIta.
lion in the throat and prat:tent disease
from lodging in the pulmonary ,organs,
Neglected colds aro the cause of untold
suffering throughout the country, 011
et which could heed been prevented PY
the application of this simple but pow;
erful medicine. The price, 25 cents,
brings it within tho reach of all.
• COMFOI1TING.
We Mei Met the bad things other
people know about us are more than
eetniterbatanced by the good thhigs We
know abeut ourselves. .
•
The Pastor's PilY.-A prominent pto-,•,
tor os a Durham, Ont., church, wettest
"I suffered intensely from Inflammatory
Rheumatism. Just one bottle ot South
American Rheumatic Cure healed Me.
I pity those who stiffer so much and t'o
not know how near they nee to a dere.
I feel like proclaiming it &OM the,
house•teps."-139
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Wan TEE COWPUNCHERS, '
IOW
'CHAPTER III,,-04Penthutedl,
'Hillidkrd Harlon eteggettd alightly,
then With lite eye* Mill Cited on .cyrli
and Norah, who wens leaning over the
terrace 10 Vahl trying to shlike the
tLluMJ,Itegerly throat ug to Mem, Pet
hiektkic 4W42's fitat* for 4 *net. then,
as he tett into the (IOWA Pert Of Ibo
OrOdi he turnet ".and forced hie WO
through the Kepis with a desperate
botste, even' atrikaiit at thein in 4 teen:
dedi fOriella fashion. Seine shrank
beck, Others struck at him in *turn arid
,swere at huin. but WI* his bead bent
downje Matte HMO for higiseit, and
reach ,ffie edge of the er9W4.
'With the Uncertain Staggering stens
of a drunken man be went down the ane
and entered the cottage. iie had len no
light linithe rearm the flee inel Meat out;
sii .w.s.s.dark---Tiefore-heAtrUck rn
he telt Ifts Way 10 the eidebeard, found
it brandy &canter, and. OM trembling
hands, poured out a, glassful and drank
4t. Thenovith 4 nIT, as If the 4Iftrito ho4
gtvec hith power to realise the truth, he
thing hands above his head and
nursed Cyril, and even Norah herself.
Al he was raving, in the very midst of
the atefel stream of profanity, he etepped
41_01 SudderilY andilistented,
Wbat hesrd Was only the distant
sOund, of the crowd, but to his ears -it
Wok to itself the Iffie.nese of n wall, 'a
cry from a woman, and, with ashudder,
he cowered ageinst the sideboard, and
looked over bis shoulder with an ex-
prosion, of sickening fear and dread on
his white face, for -once agile' he
geemed to see that vague, Indenneble
gliade Which bore the faint outlines of
/he murdered woman, and which had
heented him now and again Whenever
ter Vats over -tried eXcited. For a
moment -that might have been a year -
he steed cowering. bent alMost double;
then the expression of his face changed
to enfir of sinister cunning, and, still
looking ;behind Mai, and moving his liPs„
though no words came, he stole on tip -
tae toward the cupboard.
How the Willy Brand* Is Pat ttto
Ilaritess.
On all eldes of the little' toWn lay tile
gloat/tie SWeeD of outlined eclintry$, To
find another railtuad to the northward -
was to ride a itifildred and fifty miles 10
the Canadian PaetIle: to •flhd a railroad
to the ,Southwerd meant as long a ride
to the Northern Paeldc. On lite olge el
theltaeff'a freighters' olitilt was reeking
ready to [Mil Ced four days to ,a Cahn)
hoe the 1.11U6 iloeldeS. Ten heinek led
the Wing of laden wagon% ,beWtal
Whielt trailed lite Meted cituckowit011.
Ouipped tor steeping and. eeekingc Tor
ihre welt no hotels on this route, ,
. The hOSO and bts two hcipeo woo
wr011ing •
&hi ill-fated' 1.10,Y, Ind enet.'00 fell a
nes4 aeroSs101 back. Ate was needed *4
5)3 alkeheekr, und ho had to go. Ile
tatipit, lite a hero possessed or area
end the three men toned .on
/toile la 14 tiEth hits the totem and in
Iteett elate truth hit internaily Active
At length Ids .nine comrade* 44initscl
lath:their effilers, and the rebel' *WOW,
had la gdUllb illetrt. Ito ley down arid
Watt,dregited Oft hii eat' WWI 1111
Wita perzelved Win ntilhiag in Itt's•
sort tol mutiny. lie rase and slid ,stitt;
legged tiptli, oldountherod, outrate4
ffild 011igetiOrtillaa. Ito Surged Rita th6'
,toner Ilia a tiontslabolt .4114 therelthet
tea te pnll the WM% bed, In the otn
fiepa Of tearing sontething ma by the
,roole;
If* lobe etrIng at Iterto obit *tow
wound out into the nren rettritry, and
in * 111110 While dipped actoto, A .04MileY.
atel Met
aae.
t are' Melte things 10we
pletwitl,to tiati
-T-hre- 6 how's' later Cyril and Jack stood
ftigether in the drawing -room. Lady
and Norah had gone upstairs, presum-
ably to bed, but really le sit and talk
Of the Wonderful events of the day, and
Lord Ferndale, declaring that he must
elimavongtqmo,
uleimeigar After all the excite.
Meld, had. taken Mr. Petherick to the
kin
The flee friends stood looking at each
other for a moment, then Cyril held out
his hand. .
13 wleh I could tell you how I feel to-
night, Jack," he said; "how happy I
am, hew grateful to you all, to you and
the Ferridales, 'and all these good
people, with their simple, warm-hearted
welcome. Please God, I will be worthy
of their love, and keep Al But my darl-
ing won't find it difficult to do that,
tont she? Jack, I ask myself as I stand
here thinking of the great good luck
which has fallen to me, why I, of all
men, ehould have been so fortunate and
so blessed, 'and -and, Jack, it lmost
frightens mel I can only say, from the
bottom of my heart, that I am grateful -
very, very gratefult-and, thank god,
on add that I am at peace wittf all
men."
"Even Guildford Berton?" said Jack,
getetly,
Cyril started, and , a look of We
crossed his face.
- "hut, I had forgotten him," he said,
BirnuTP111.t's only natural," rejoined ' Jack.
"Rut I haven't, and as -1 have interfered
so much in your affairs, you'd better let
me finish up by disposing of that in-
genious gentleman," and he began but'
10011113 up his coat.
"What, ore you going to do?" asked
cyrT110., :rgahvter,ly.
"1m g'oing to call upon Mr. Berton:
o
uTodlight, for I've a shrewd suspicion
that if I wait until the meening I shall
not EMI him at home."
"Rut -but why not let him alone?
Why not let him go? Ah, 1 see! I'd
almost forgotten."
"Yes," said Jack, quietly and grintly,
'1 Only want to ask Mr. Berton one
question, and I Wend to have the an-
swer. That question is, li.Vbere is Becca
South?' If that tinswer Is satisfactory I
should say you had better let Mr. Guild-
ford Berton depart in peace."
"In Heaven's name, yes!" responded
CYli
ldon't know that Heaven will have
much to do with it." rejoined Jack, go-
ing into the hall and asking for his coat
80(1
dBrIllittitei mine, too," said Cyril, quietly,
to dhe footman.
"You mom to go with me?" asked
leek.
"Can you ask me, my dear Miter
hen Ferndale and Petherick shall
go else," said Jack, and be went into
the solokit+room and informed them
et his Itur
Altnost WI hOtit a word the four men
wedt out. Jack only made one remark
as Int looked up at the sky.
"if It were not for the bonfire we
ehould Want a lantern."
Still In silence, Or speakingrts above
a whisper, they went down'the lane, and
Steed before the gate in the wait.
• "Looked," said Jack, and he looked at
Cyril. .
,
("on put his strong shoulder to the
deer, and with a Creak It fell back.
Jack ; nodded approvingly.
"All dark." he said. in 4 whisper,
olla hat gone to bed or--fiown. No,
the door's epee. Wait;.he added, on
the threshold; "let tne go first; rit can
it I want You,
They eloted assent, and, still 111 by
the glen of the bonfire, he pushed open
the deer et the parlor. Almost In ari
Matent be was tack With Wein, eayhig
:
ealltralli. g, but, with an expression on ins
late width caused them to start for -
'"Wilt --a light." he Said, in a vette
that Hentled slightly.
Lard Feendate struck- a llght, tind
they 'entered 'the room.
A, Waage, pungent sirtell Mlle Slit tO
Meet theta and eittletit Stifled tbetit.
cyrit, irlth se , foreboding Of tannething
ova* remembered it. Jed; Ilt:a can 1k
Itlidrld il 1114 and AS It8 rays tell upon
Gun reed Dertarea' figure, lying WI in
I thei NNW and halt on the door, Cyril
,
'Titelf tibia Mtn, and leek torn open
his tUeri - and laid 1 head 'upon his
hteotorioirt ;Then he looked ,orattud et the
NM, *nil *pate the one drool welt:
roe a Moment Or two they stool
speNtilres and inveldruekt then. with
compripaol lip% lark owed dm deed
mans Oat, etut took ttnift Th. Pori*
Nana lel est ,
Cyril Wit termini. .
-1-hey art Mine," liii akia, almost in;
audibly.
Me: handed ihent to Wm, and as be
tOole there' sotrite,bing fed 4* the doer.
lekt Pitted it 'iltbi 4nd Cyril Wahl 'elm+
der. extaanned.
*My Nagthe ring AM& .And
-;-My God, 3atitt-And h.e Is the letter
stmla %het algid At ltsa Me and gese
fa Ivor awl ka COYeetti hi* fate blt
Wide.
Act reee,
• 01 41011 at my tnitwer atter all:A. he
*IC "MeV Diet itttlett, restate*"
to terattrutic anew. INN with a lever-
lik atairitent and Skelloli ih2F 4t4I*1121
the grit pie* Stant MON le Mut;
then after neritaira thought jaelc led
Itte'.Wity the'erdell, teli0Wed hit the
treilibling, old woman ttitaehlginaellOnt
late .e.riete of Weer.
4aeit. *Moped before the Asp • Of
loaves and Opened down. 1
044 nie 4 elide, telflAt" :be WO.
hoarsely.
LordFerndale brought one, and they
atoOd round while Joeir worked:
A ousPellats of a few iiiinutei that
scented eetes, and then 1110 heard ide
voice, solemn as a knell: • ,
have foliad the aneWer; It iselferele
• •
,,a..
Two yore later the arthitla 'world was
thrown into a. State Of eilettententIV a
certain pieture in the AetideloY,'eShila-
lion of that Selleion. _. '
It was B landscape --4 sthall- one,'bUt
with -twoe.fientres, a-ladY „tinit, 0,,c1104,
The lady was eeated under an apple
tree in a MOO delightful orchard, eral
the child was lying on its bacii,, vainly
endeavoring to bite an apple at Meat
three times, the size of ite,motith. •
It was so fresh in treatment, so dean
cetely painted, . that the nitlitelbettre
were unenlinous in their AP,prehattecte
.and praise, but the general pantie, sw cii
know little and care lessfor -oomp ;
Hoes were quite euetrat WW1 liehlt1
charnaed by the exquisite 'beatify of the
Imth"Blitk ttrwedl'illetightilitlett14;00
.4'1Ut..1Ibik:
yitTrn.gsteanrcl. iNt Iteswas found neceakiry to
platss before it the proteeting 'ea and
Policemen which only aPPear‘liefere the
great event of the exhibition. Critics
praised it, the peelers rhaPteglized' it,
the public crowded to see It;'411.d for
some days after that on which "the ex.
Minion opened everybody Was task*
whoand what the painter. Vittflq, NI' the
name in Me catalogue was evIdeotly an
assumed one, and told nothing.
The mystery only heightened 1h pub -
and at dinner parties and 14"the'pauses
pc and artistic etniosity and ereetA
of the dance one heard peeple sitying to
each °Uteri
• 'Have you seen the mother. and child
In the apple orchard ? Splendid,' isn't
kt Wonder who on earth the man fer
The secret was very Well' kept -for
nearly a month. At the end' of that
time, however, the veil was 'lifted, for h
famous critic, who was sharper than
bis fellows, happened to Welt the gal;
lery one afternoon, and fottridetlinneffil•
flaorreCituntess ot Arrowdale 5%11414 be-
,
As he looked first at the Pidture and
then at her she happened' to erniTe.
New, the mother was not a portrait 'of
Norah, but Cyril had perhaps- uncon-
sciously bestowed upon the painted
face a reflection, a hint of 'the -smIle
which woo one of the charms With which
Norah worked her spells, and the crttle
divined the teeth.
"Lady Arrowdale,", he old, growing
red with the excitement of hie discov-
ery, "your husband painted that pic-
ture."
"Oh, please don't tell. It was, 16 be 4
secret, and -and we have kept It so
we"Ir"
lti e.3, you have," returned the critic,
who, of course, meant to rush 'MVOs
soon as he could and proclaim hto im-
portant find. "Yee, indeed, you have.
I know Lord Arrowdale's *tut*pretty
well, I think, but, though they are good,
as I've said very often, they are nothing
compared with this. It IS' such a sud.
den jump. How do you Deem* for tt,
Lady Arrowdale?"
Norah smiled, Red looked at the pc -
lure in silence, but tante one spoke kir
her.
"Permit die, Lady Arrowdate," Said
Jack, who had etepped up and heard
the little speech. "This picture Is So far
arid away the best of my friend, Lord
•Arrowdale, because he Mixed his colots
with the oil of happiness, drew the or.
chard by ,the light of love, and gave hts
whole heart to the mother and the child.
And now you know not only hotv AO-
rowdale came to paint suott la picture,
but why he calls it 'joy.' AM , 1 001
..
right, Lady Arrowdale?"
And Norah, as she put her band on
his arm, could only assent by .ti smile,
which the critic afterwards declared
made him feel as if the tears. were in
his eyes as well base Eino.herS.
SENTENCE SERMONS. -
Struggle is the school ot'lirength.
Faith is food as well ati Medicine -
He who fears to leave U1014104 an.
not Ond truth.
The wealth of true love Will Mire tile
love of wealth.
A hard head is apt to be dull WithoUt
Ole bright eyes of love.
Personal righteousness Will be the
source of any permanent reform.
The life that is written, in blue ink
does not turn to a permanent color.
The keys of life are not *leen le those
ieho cannot keep the door Of the lips.
Reverence' reveals Me heart of every
truth; superstition sees but the surface,
ft takes more than the Stinday dress
parade to make the Christian. Warder.
When you have honey from the
rock you will not went gluriete ;rem tu Verapaz end tzahal‘ Most of Inc for -
flatterers, esti still belong to ftte,governalent, and
wherere the prophets aafraid of losing is by, concession, by which a certain
l
i
fie
.
fie people are losing When elij lire the usual method .01 seeming the UMber
aerate of Wes are -cut, of a given peke
When a man Is driftinig with ^the ler tree, or stipulated SUM IS litAPI for
rhalt 111160 911111,
hit* V !AIWA"
lIdi GPO Only OM Seicr;
.11aradelt, Ont.. APr; itlePeoltd).
That Dodd% 'X wilt corm
.11hetimatiera,, or any NW dletaute ret
011iing from tlietnsIstedd Kidneys Pt the
tliPerienelt Of intlitif PI Itt*Ilet41001* tha
titiu/t. ROW 00UntrY. Thskotints,or
httill MO Motto ot *to ply*, a lair
sample et the worit the great Canadian
liktney RelliedY Is 11001$#
had Sheliralttlant SO keel I Karl to
utte slick "to Walk, had. pane to MY
tuck and right hip, and I had na;vonz,
tdrt in $loepinit. • -
"I ^beg MOM' thin web Or An*
dre44 M.YSelf Unary two montiumini
„was fur nearly,three Weelot bald
not lace niy right- shoe,
elmy Istetner edvited 416, to try 044(rs
KkIney POS, and did ita, Atter 'taint
tbree faexea .emtid yam around 1414
lace up 'MY 4110ele and 40 my- tttot%
SI* boxes eured. Mb ecappietely,"
,Dwo ladog are the one Pee
Ore kW ittek dneyee Melt Kidney ere.
the, tanse-of-pinedenthe of Itheedlia the
intffian famliy attffere fr9111,
tip to Die preterit tiMe Witglatt PaYt
Mr Peemisto ler Old A04
60ais 016004 111710
*a 1E44 howl to -day *England ot
Sr. MallboliWS PrOPOR*5 44 tiat,
0.1001 At 04 ege Penitent' that It is
tfitatbky refebbeg le beer that Cadbury
Rens.. Llented, otentestleet *Rh their
00004 wOrice Velirtr410, neer
ntinglatalit ainr OW* definite tie-
renentreents lot the listablistanent of 4
13414444 Mad kr the bettelit 0! thiLc
Makt de0140114* •
Tha *ad Wilt be ettenerted by enlitft'
b4tUotla by the. etiolnloY*4 toleYing _troM
OK In 4 parnetit of their Wegolit'9n4 the
UUpny will littY ttie nued Oenbite1,-
14044 4111 0941, MOW% erne
lone are
tO beeolint Paatable at the 'OSA Pt sixth
'etteent in role where arreniemente aro
made Mr 44 aMploye to resiain in. Ow
tervio .!Of itte compentetter nellsiOn
at" "
Th. MOM( of the allittni penston
Vial be One per gent. oelhe tend emettot
Pt the eMitloye'S Wag* in, Teepee", at
'Willett he hes Maila con1rO3111,10134. and
wifl thet'efora d.pnd on ktg,tiv of sets
•
Thus, an employe who has been a
itlerUbtt' of lita- Pensibn Mud for $0
yore,. will, on, atteintrig 41XIY be en
tit1et't.O: a naltSlea -0(100 ,le480 ter
every .4100 OV•104 '001'40 AMMO Wage.
The COMPaDY ProPeaO intingurete
the fund by unnertekingto pey over to
11 littl awn Of 46000; 11 Ls neltelied that e-e.eeeee,--eeeee,
UP 'IMO Will. be SUITIcielit o'
,entitle alt_the existing rattle Abele OS to
Patiaten he elite In respect of half -of
%Or period or Serviee With tile comPellY
taat aairatilot leaeretow leg7tarisay...out •
owe to ow se temlet Orate erns* lieefereit siee14. thsege,tistre .
men ceases** RentImitit setae asneuoi. • sier levee sae Os iraus
*tors sa4 *KO* wilkevit iflier.e.thes4 we SOF.
Ftsaistietiimilea41/WaltteodSF10100104,0491001lretilit*
Seise roor rise
:0441triewrom igosv ammo TBEZ
'fretwork; lioguttlEwt a•neleeleetersofeiortliataelee nese, Nit
Pitch Max. We /We leroSef lialesafteer.raso picture for twkwIne".
'on* imaavgararvala+lairs wilt Writ. Pa WI* •rotw14 0,00/‘ yOts
Otte en teessowde etaseturtkurrechur weeder, •wo w10 watt VW
, Gene . . vote. . rtabeit "ice 10,
1.50,11th1IOAKV0551:000 CO., .P.i41.414454f idhle,r,f1,544
FOR SUER SURMARINES
RISK or LOSING Ova WILL BE
cavdtmle AiiptiCEO.
lantrovelnelite 'pet ,Will Lessen De41113
10 Crews * Underwater
. Safety Is the prlirpl.e'Whiell has been
placed before all others in tbe designs
'of the eleven new siffinearines *Web
figure in the COreent^idritistit naVal builds
1°8 PrograPtines„, WA the :London •Eie•
olnstsmtz. eStvhef?Iltorutirtleg 406'1 b
e
in
tieffeg
v4OSSCeeels--1-to
perils made manifest in, the series of
fatal and all lidt fatal adcidnts of recent
years'
Itoughly_speMing, the. _neW_Judety
princlpbes ttomprise the following
1. Greater buoyancy in an inert state
to facilitate natural Hain to the atirface.
under emergency onditions,
;2. Greater internal control AS far as
keeping water out of the vessel under
emergency conditions Is concerned.
tt.ftiosons.st; 800gureawaboteartlroalcisilsangieontoa.tkeyision, so • that
greater precau-
These three points cover the chief
causes 01 fatal accidents' to submarine
trews.
SUBMERSIBLE PRINCIPLE.
,The new boats will be, on the sub-
mersible principle. When reduced to
diving trim they Will possess much
larger reserve at "buoyancy than •any
exLsWnt type. This is rendered poissible
by the great ine.rease of *power in the
electric engine used for propulsion under
water.
When diving, the submersible is
driven ahead, and steered downwards
by her deflection rudders. She is thus
forced -under by momentum. Imme-
diately on stopping she 'rises to Um SUF
face without any manipulation of her
littlest or Miming tanks.
Sy increasing the powers of flotation
when in diving trim, a very much better
chance will eidst Ot bringing the boat 'o
the surffice in the event of a mishap
when stabmerged.
Another point by which greater se-
curity will be attained is the improve-
ment in the means of promptly closing
all access to the interior of the boat. The
need for this was one of the most tra-
gic leseens of the fate of the A 8 at Ply-
mouth last June.
. SLIDING DOORS.
In the new type it is proposed to sub-
stitute sliding watertight doors in the
top 01 1110 donning tower, which can be
shut instantly by the pull of a lever
placed by the side of the steersman.
The Admiralty also have under con-
sideration the possibility of improving
Ole existing optical. arrangements In
submarines. The peribope limits Me
range of violent° an arc of the horizon
Only. When the attention of the officer
on observation duty .Is fixed on the ob-
ject of alto& there Is a risk that he may
emit to sweep the surrounding sea to
make sure no 'other vessel is approath-
Mg.
This was the -cause of the loss Of the
A 1 with all her are*, and also of the
narrow escape of the A 9 a few weeks
ago.
The new submarines are credited with
a surface speed of eighteen knots, a
submerged speed ot ten knots, and ^ a
radius of action, on tOtiondo working,
of 600 miles.
'INACCESSIBLE FORESTS.
Nearly ail of the northern and east-
ern pert et Guatemala is covered with
a dense tropical forest, conflating of
mahogany, different kinds of cedar,
thiele and Other herd woods. Along
(dreams down which loge ean be float-
eo much of the mahogany has been cut,
but as yet very.lit„tle 01 1110 other weeds
have been marketed. This is especial-
ly tree 91 Abet deParitnents of Peten,
streem he is like! td t nk that he be timber clh 0 Wen tract* It LI ft°
streatil has cettged lo ROW.
There's a lot of people se perfeetlY
good they cannel gtve.,the rest Of us a
Ohm even to be pretty good.
Some people think 'that ftrat-elass
piety Is tdmply fooling br Ay, for vo limes it is Stipulated that if a certain
number of trees are etat during the
semerttilpet Inun employee fitm such periods of
11 au employe teaves the convoy's
service before attaining Remit* age be
Will have returded `t..0 WM MI his awn
at
tn2tribx poatIreconanit, Wsknithilatirry,Pieill:dverileoreng
dles before receiving in Deosions en
teMount equal 10 his Mot Contributions
wilt ab ifitivanexcflore wgiltbe, Oviontaideet:dh'istntreer;re.st,
-
A. Sure cure for Headache.-13Illous
htadache, to which Woinen,ere more sub-
ject than men,' become;so acute In
some subjects that they are utterly pros -
Dated. The stornoch tenses food, and
tohretretaleireee constanttoartrodimatresbuseinwvet
he* become mutiny secreted there. Par -
melee's Vegtabln Pills are a speedy al-
ternative, and in neutralizing the elects
of the intrudIng, bile relieves the pres-
sure an the nerves which cause the
_headache. Try thein. _
If you think that honesty keeps the!
majority of politicians poor you are en- t.
titled to another think.
A
1..",t1r4110 QUIET is ties bast of all Met, yipt
will WA mats bons and mullets but overearim"
al.Tey ALI drug and general atom. Si
to spend." appear to be very fond I
of your little playmate. It is pleasant
tr. see such love among children." The
Bigger Cine-"Yes,M; he's got er peeny
P.alloway's Corn Cure le a spe,cifle ter
the removal of corns and warts. We
have neker heard of its falling to re-
move even the worst kind.
Honesty seems to be an ingredient that
many a self-made mart neglected to
mix in with the Test of his material.
Sunlight Snap is better than otter soaps,
abut isunligliesthwttoaaapestianddinfouthowsadirsoasligtions.ht way.
'-tinCe.jcer-strange they didn't name the
taby after its rich uncle. Bocker-No;
he looked at it, and said he'd give them
0,000 not to.
Di. Agnew's 'Catarrhal Powder -has
proved a blessing to many a "man be-
fore the public" In cases of hoarseness,
bad throat, tonsilitis and catarrh. Some
of the mom recent evidence of its efficacy
comes from a well-known actor, whose
bome is in New York City. He says: "I
have never found anything to -equal this
remedy for quick relief." 50 cents -137
Mrs. Crebshaw-"You seemed pleaeed
that my doctor recommended a nve.mile
walk every day." Crabshaw-"Yes, my
dear; I *as afraid he would recommend
en automobile."
6
ONE Or TIM BEST old tian rannedios toe all
aid* Isteotionv, such as Eatems4 llingworm, Scald -
Lead and similar sanctions Is Weay•eo Galata
is as ointment that has brought relief to
Oueenda
IVIrs. Gramercy -I hear your husband
setters from dyspepala. Mrs. Park-
Nof exactly. You see, he has it, but:4'
suffer from it. •
To Those of Sedentary Occupation.-
Men who follow sedentary occupations,
which deprive them • of fresn air and
exercise, are mord prone to disordees
0.1- the liver and kidneys than those
who lead active, outdoor lives- The
former will find in Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills a restorative without question the
most eMcacious on the market. They
are easily procurable. easily taken, act
expeditiously, and they are surprising -
b cheap considering their excellence.
RUSSIA'S FIXED POLICY.
German Publicist Fiend" Arraigns the
Csaes Government.
Startling reports of the condition and
future of Russian's 0,000,000 Jews were
made the other day to the annual meet-
ing of the Central Jewish Relief League,
el leterlIri, Gereariny, by Dr. Paul Nathan,
O well known Berlin publicist, who has
returned from an extensive trip through
Russia es the special emissary of Jew -
1311 philanthropists in England, America
and Germany. to arrafige forth' distri-
bution of the relief nind of $1,500,000
t raided titter the Massacres last, Autumn.
Dr. Nathan rentin a horrifying pie-
- lure of the plight and protpects of his
4o -religionists, and forecasts at any hour
renetved 'massatres exceedirtg in extent
end tensor all %Olen have egone before.
au easy matter to get IMO to large
tracts of land in Guatemala, os It is dis
es:waged by the government. These
concessions are not usually granted for
a longer period Matt live years. Some -
Ho len SL Petersburg Ilvith the firm
theliCs studied polio for Inc solution et
Tho ;Etteish question Is systematic arid
murderous extetmlnatkin.
De. Nathan read to the meeting a
Circular eddreased lea Week to the gar-
rison of Odessa, oiling upon tile sol-
diers to "rise and crush the traitors who
ore plating to upset the holy govern -
Mont Of the Crest and substitute for it
a Jewish ernpirei"
Er. Nathan ebneltided with a pis.
81001110 appeal, to 1110money
pilWers et the World to armst Russia's
career as be/tower. The tinaneiers
of the world Should end a halt to Thissie,
tot only for hitatiudtarlan reagent, but
for priactitid, reetene, ittleSitt's bank-
ruptcy is on established Met.
Information published at lictilta slates
, that a tetteWed Mithreek Of the Rustien
teVOlutiOrt ininniterd. The Central
Tievehille060 EXttutive Committee tat
distributing great quantities °terms arid
^ ammunition, paritettiltri,V Ott
thit tietatlert thtt retelutiebiste lett mit
!fight tin iiiittliett, Mit In Mien Vying dol.
Mtn, Whleti *ill thiplisy the bombs as
their printipal ittiirtintents of destrue-
Oen. •
Pitt Or the MOst 1.4netkithie features
(ST the frieVertitit1 It.. the *termed,. moot,
tvel of stntift benne* available for Use,
110 *Chen* Is 40 destitY the PerMan-
tint IVO Of tallWays and tilt tektite**
*tits eitntilteritotitdy in Mani' Aillertht
parIs throuphort the Oddity. The prt)to
teMlitt riniatters buttlY lOWIIS ttee Alta
In be net gre .ot a. gtven Amami
NAT HIq gOltll'401
"Wel, riette.
hig haity's NUE , "Was you
kneel with that
.tapl had/. ,N11. Mel
• ati,"
btrd class pane -agent tbe $11011 ton they trent be renewed
e
You get near the real vitiation ot 14/
man when you see him net apenny ih
the offering while he eings, "Take InY
1110."t
Otte el the great delitleneted of mol -
ern womhip is that it presents Only one
opportunity to walk up the aisle with
the hew dry goods.
The Men whe wards to make 'million
in order to build ti hasptlitt oftentsatist
ties himself with donatIng hit tildelethea
'When he hits Medd lita pile,
000000 Mt
train,
convictiOn that the usetan Govern-
tthsteoeitt, Met sehy Altleik 41rit
t
meittettente Meets "ktileito
Workmen engaged in the inettureettire
of steatites in Lontoshire from o wood
wow% te West Mean lXixWeett hat*,
teen aftiieted :With * Mytteriotta diSeeSe,
which in several eases htlectilfhinated
in Vhat is Weal ***the yellow &Oho
So ItieriY^ CON Of 1116000 nattered that
the, Matter Win beetight 10 the 110113. et
tw.\T ht, liege, thief otediodinspect-
tor tio 110 fettery Deportment el 14
116016 Orate.
$nspietoti eventettllY tristentli Open
the wOod. and Prot. Ihkevey Gibe** no;
Ittrfook the exeminetion 01 lishotidiket
Throeexpetintenis ,PNVe 'het the
wood col‘tains trt alkaloid Whidt stilt
* t salter poison, lothoebit redoet
stewing Of the heartbeat and tilminuttni
or vigor itt Eit; tontrtetile halloo at the
tort,
- 1113 auggiated Mil the Ant pertitlea
woM biting to Itte pereatring We.
Met% Mestelitlhe 61110 Mad., yield the
atodold I* varying QuattIO. ._erbith *a
tato*** thatched** the flittlellew.
Twci thousand designs suitable for oll classes of work such as
Charehee. Schools, Stores, tialiv„ Mao special destgns for -Houses, KU-
eniteevnerS*.c:11:09:10:olitu.iete, 'Nothing hes ever been devised to equal Ped-
lar's Steel Celling.s' fer Farm Houses. Cheap as loth and plaster and will
Avoid Accidents brUsing
Pediar's Steel -Ceilings.
, .
made „to At any size room and can be .intiled 'on by any mechanic.
Shipped from our warehouses painted all ready to. apply. -
OUR CATALOGUE, NO: 44 C. DESCRIBES MANY DESIGNS.
WRITE FOR IT. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING. WRITE TO -DAY.
maws..
THE PEDLAR PEOPLE
ISSITIZAL, MILI ORM% 047.
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MI Orals W. 423 Summit!. etalbarrea $t NI Sunda*
40011PICIt vasmouven, 5.0. ,
tweehard ' . Wang Yells Musa= 011KIM. ' Pander
Head Office and Works. de • Oshavia, Ont., Canada
In Western Canada
'pi lands et
Saskatchewan, only s lanes from two railways, C.P.B.& G.T.r.
Strom; soil, 90 per cent. plough lead, tipping meek, no slough;
About 40 miles MIL or Indian Head. ftee 810.80 per nern.
Writa for map and fell particulars.
R. PAtsoNs:91 Wellesley Street, Taman. Canada.
"Why am I like a pin?" asked Mr.
Jones triumphantly of his wife. He ex-
pected she was going to say: "Because
you are so sharp." He was sorely dis-
appointed when she replied: ' Because
if you got lost, you wouldn't be worth
looking fort"
Pale, sickly children should use Mo-
ther Graves' Worm Exterminator.
Worms are one of the principal Causes
of suffering in children and should he
expelled trom tee system.
"Hew is your son getting on with his
work ?" "Beautifully 1" answered the
father of the gilded youth. "He never
troubles 0, and it never seems to tt•ouble
him."
Couldn't Estimate Its vatue-Dr. Ag-
new's Cure for the Heart never falls. It
relleves in 30 minutes, 0 cures. It is a
beacon -light to lead you back to health.
\V. II. Niusselman, of G.,A. 11., Weiss -
port, Pa., says? "Two bottles of Dr.
Agnew's Gun for the Heart entirely
cured _me of palpitation and smothering
srells. Us value cannot be estimated.'
-139
POSTMEN ON SNOW -SHOES.
Mountain Carriers Take Great Risks in
Coloreds*.
Strength and courage are needed by
the men ' employed in delivering the
mails in the Rocky Mountains. In win-
ter the undertfficing is difficult and
dangerous. Sometimes the carrier is
swept away by a ,,enow-slide, and
months roll by before the brave fellow
and the mail -pouch are found. .About
fifty of these mountain =viers risk their
lives daily on the dangerous trails in
Colorado, carrying the mails on snow.
shoes to the most remote mining camps.
Only hardy men of resource can do
Ibis work, for twenty-five pounds of let-
ters, papers, and packages become very
heavy and burdensome in climbing lite
maintains. These carriers know the
peaks, passes, and trails as well as the
city carriers do the streets and numbers
or their districts.
On reaching the summit the carrier
straddles the pole, and, placing his snow-
shoes close \together, begins his descent.
One accustomed to the work will go
down the mountains with the swiftness
of the wind -a mile a mintite.
But it is net so with the one who Is
inexperienced, for out slips the guiding -
TORONTO IAN TRI148
SOMETHING NEW .AND DI DE-
LIGHTED. PULS WEE A BOY.
Mr. M. N. Dafoe,
Manager The Due -
leu Broth Co., 29
Colborne St., Tor-
onto, is telling his
friends how ho found
health after years of
illness and pain. lie
Ilya
cit ham been a
great offerer from
'dyspepsia for numy
teem 1 have been
treated Viotti dee.
• '• tort and biro token
Mo. M. 1.1. DATG* noorly all theiniver-
timid remelts* with onlytemporitry relief,
Reny atall, haSsinea using Anti -Pill X ata
Oat anything the atone as whin a boy. I
havebeen taking one Anti -Pill at bedtime
for the peat thins months, and find thay
regulate hp* owe** And bowels. My
otd Um* 'NCO humoured, tio that may
111rts ari buoyant sod torepor hormaL
JSSP.NIIIIIOI We neliepod tor experience
laminduty betted to Orton credit et
thia **WNW temeari Antaniir
1tette &DOM NM Dr. Leonttarat's
ti,Pi)leor a Sample sr11L he este Mote
The 0*.y
Ont.
Th. mods thrt. ftrod Mr. Thaw
stSb7y*ottIki8l. $011
OLD VIRWNIR FARMS
tootrootto orotttelo mt.
LWOW Ma Pio tat opt tot OAT'
tflattillelalt Itettulltalteletti,lealk 111.3.
pole, up come the snow -shoes, and the
unfortunate carrier, mail -bag and all,
goes rolling dowse the mountains, in-
stead of sliding down them.
EXPLAINING IT.
Mrs. Nagget-You don't love me as
mak as you used to.
Mr. Naggett-Think not?
Mrs. Naggett-No. -You used to say
1 was worth my weight in gold and -
Mr. Naggett-Well, you're not as
stout as you were, you know.
Ethel -That lovely Miss 1.ickington's
feet are the smallest in lown, so they
saY. Freddie -Well, her father's are the
biggest on earth.
"Keep Your Stomach in Good Working
Order,and your general health will take
care of itself." This is the advice of an
eminent specialist on stomach troubles,
and he "clinched" the advice by pre-
scribing Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tab-
lets as a wonder -worker in all phases
al stomach disorders from the little "fer-
ment" after eating to the chronic dys-
pepsia. 35 cents. -136
"Many a marriage turns out a fail-
ure," opined the philosopher, "mainly
because the winning ways of the sweet-
heart become the whining ways of the
wife."
Dear Mother
Your Bula ems aro a mead Ciro k
Fell awl Wester wselsw.
catch coki Do you bow about 'a
Cwh=tiCdeaslarso nay? It is said
Cele, die Lela Tole. asd
o
to be the oelytcli.0 remedy for eV
&suss el the Sir pampa' in Mame.
his absoletely hares sod *mart to
takre.lirerreameatoesreceyeeereormy
iset,Thepriesir 25e. per beide,
and dialers is maim 44 3T4
.11H I1,011
American Poultry Farm.
w. Mend for Colot, Vigor, and Nosey nu
-production. Onr Leghorril and Wyn.ndootti
bens haverecorda of over 200 eggs per year.
Eggs for Hatching from forty llree-I t Nue ol
Barred sad White P.lyemosth Rocks .Shlts and
IT
Silver yandotts4 V3,3 And BroMn Leghorn!.
14/te 0017 lb, 15.00 per 30. 1113.0) per 1015mcorme Tor sy• an(711510,d Jers(711510, 80 years' ess
plastids In reedit*. Circular and Prime Free
F. n mtleiune a Wis, wawa. tit
RHEUMATISM
sr
so, forte aaa *old perspiring UM positively
nand Within Pa days, by one newly petentrA
Begnetld Disc* or madly promptly rounded.
trkt.dt,-riar
'tannic saarerooks, Quebec. muuele
ONE TEAR AT 001.4501 FREE
Wit rAY von rt,.
us; win detail only your geMHpAna alma
gond nenfts ortsrissiti awl Wurs heiti
int nee
444Shill Melt AIM Peettlif $et 'MEM
_Comblonddense Stork "aortal a tiowynonOwen.
Nice ot ONS OSNE.A. POUND RATE
81.04 pstrita Prdpald and gastruitvid. $and no a
trial oda* and k tor booklet No. 13 nitmg Lall
patnolibitiabOtt Priiiiditile effete&
THE DeSP,W ONEMI0m. 00.,
naliornimi cmtvautio, o.
, .
Farms for Sale.
61.1.0.1.6.66 •
lf you want to buy a farm In Ontario
tend tor our litt ot over 0,000 titrinstor
sale. .
The 'Western Reid Estate Exchangt,Lui
Londoil.
- -
STAMMERERS
'rho Atitott hiltitlited is the
only sitetlacitl fee the Mirk
Staintruering• h f�,
the
CathgEt not merely the itAilitto
tuttlinsuret natural speedi. NM.
plifett partleuiStt 'and 'reference*
sent oft frights Aare$1,
ThB
:74011:110;16.
GIVI*A100.
IE•ion*
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