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If DI TOR/ 4L NO TICS.
The seri: al et l''eailods,oa the tipper
e, of a Utritlah expeditloo ender
,nl Delemstl..al t..14A'leg the Muo-
..0 of the 1'ltilieh Govertsaillinhalartis
tither atop IA the ooIIInet het went
chain and Great Britain for sttprem-
y la T. -ha Tti(TMTTheriMpedition hat
later i.) point of adtm'lsrs than the
reach column reported some weeks
(o to have arrived at the same Viso.;
to all it may be ezlt•.sted to do is to
11.e the ,British flag and take DOrn-
It! p,oasrtsat:e of Uwe .sentry, as aim
u h here s;fea4y done, !sloth:of their
Hal c aimm tee be asttlel by the home
overrtruenta That settlement will be
serious matter is Indicated by the
,trent disposition et France to sup-,
ort the osetlpatis* s 000mpllssbod, by
er agent; and by the determination'
xwatedly expressed by Great Britain
hold the whole valley of the Nile
ghost •ll comers. Tbe claim of the
titer power 1s to eoutrol all of the
•nitons one* included la the Egypt -
,u Soudan, and that this. territory,
itis that lecltided ,In Unit British.
,here of influent* aorhh of i.ake Ai-
ert, covers .the wbule Nile waterway,'
ad on the west, the country between
this French Congo provisoes of
liomu and Arhirmi. The most positive
Metal atateMettt- eft the British posti-
ioo was made is 11116 to the Commons
y Sir E:dw•rd Grey, who declared that
he French Inv.aioaof the fair-el•Gbe
r! -the territory tying between the
'reach Cosi° sad the Nils -would he
monied by England 0* an osfrlea4iy
rt, and that tbis feet wee simrly els-
agitaao& .1, .er. ch Gooer'nllaaat•
revert helms, Franee ltas ate
aced to admit that Great Riitaln has
ny rtebts on the Hahr-et-cbsse4 bee-
n her refusal on the groun1 that no
tiim to .overelapty to Africa is vaad
ritbont bona fide oere4 stloa, and that
thea Ffypt ev11041M 4 the Sou :an.the
13hr-el-:banal breams the hinterland
if the Freacb Congo.
STARVING AND PENNILESS
..•�
nUW DiFFti&RNT NAIi0.113 RAT.
W e sled east in.Ante▪ awN rt a maet4ey The Nemeses* Niasyaevea/ra of tartans
encs°.• la rN°�4(� N'k14e ase is.,t
TrmNa
?ha Jt(°glisb lase ac�mi ted le! all ats-
Bis or seven actors were sitting is prehiplscieseers to bs the mann
a London tar when a wan, haggard Miami eaters is the wSorld. '10 see a
h the
individual. with a ragged cut. aMt(tl-,rani as stages'to auts dlnnn�la W ha
hatged ftp to the twists a lasso° in the art of gractehal eating.
"Penton my appearance," 7fttrerent- 1F -
moo with the ragged Duet. "I was saki aHuainan. capons shnot ot disdain to
out always what 1 am; but, to take ere Cho latter more cwhen Cal seared -
than I! Mort. I am iu straitened clrouuostan- knife and Lurk.
nes jwtt now. I atm not a beggar. The Erenehmau will use a piece of
gentlemen, but -but -(las voice (alter- bread in nearly all nasal where Ne
should use • knife. The Berman on
e l. and be turned aride to n lite away • Ctrs other band plunges has knife Into
tear) -hut I am starving. I have not IAis mouth is a way that Is terrifying.
eaten anything for three days, an i 1 , the Swede ottt.a up ail his fool inn)
am on the prink u' the suicide's grave. -tiny i ieea first of all and hart hawing
1 hesitated while noosing Waterloo laid aside hs holt°, procmla to take
upptecebypteo.withbisturk.
bridge jut now. thinking whether 1 the Italisa trees a spoon quite as
would throw otyself over and convert often as a fork. He will employ the
misery into eternity, or whether I former fur vegetables and s,metimee
would make we •festat tog et ••few evenn la for :pito
w bat fhe uriou
s
lattert One of the
spoo
c .
pence for a meal that would sa.e my , The Japanese diner uses chop -sticks.
poor scut" (Here the man broke down • form of implement somewhat diffi-
cult to manipulate without wonder-
and
- nod 'shah," remarked the bar- able practise. while the Chinamaat hare
ghis (col with hit Long amiable p'Manner
maid. thoroughly repulsive.
"Wel.lIt' - hetors in this world," 1 The t,reek aivallows bit meat du• huge'
ag4e 1 one of the opulept. Thespians. ' mouth( uIs. and would probably de-
ra thrust h: • hood foto his at bah
• Week weighing half x pound in
nse e
i bait a iart(t. Caking a very sharp
to 'march of lo4.•ae obsess. !knife. he divides the meat, into roar
"l know you are all aettore.�v tun- ! or five great sections each of w bice be
Untied the man with the radio met -at- � ' flings into his mo.rth in rapi.: succes-
=•1 was an acrubat. Flirt *bleb is eotdsiuo. It is not to le wonderel at that
ti
.cruse the her there brqug4t N tss4the Greeks suffer much from indigest.•
what I am. (Turns; aside sad waiph.i (nen.
!Peruse me gentlemen, tart drink did 1 whoa all is had ane' lone. the Eng -
it. 1 aro hungry now, with not • 1 easy Itobrat the et' er Rations in the art
use a tr;eod to Lath world. Yes. was iY refined .sting.
druuk when 1 clioded the trarese amid
the r.,ara of applause and the band-
etappisg of • mighty audience. 1 was
;ready for my !.sing leap. Ile °petsire
bed dTid nosy, and the audience wait-
ed hrestitlssely fur my next more. 1
re-'%ZM1•'and. Moe dtduk."tff 14Id-wa
the stage. a distance of sixty-five feet,
• wreaked Mass of broken boom. The
seal e**44er in my story the bo.pltal-
and the last • ho.pter, the street. I'm
here, gentlemen, injured so that i rep -
not work and I am starving."
"Are you still ',hie to do a hand-
spring 1 ' one asked.
"I am." replied the mao with the
ragged coat. "and to convince you
Wei I ate truthful. I U do a hear -spring
here in the tear."
Ther actors cleared • spare and the
man in the ragged coat drew bimM1
to Isla toll height with his hands a` o -:S
him bail.
- would not do this haadeprine
now." he said, "only I •u starving
L ed penniless.'
Ile did the haod.pttag. And as be
reached -the inverted position a half-
crown, two st(fllings and a handful of
coppers dreamed' trims him poOtet jfag-
Hag on the mosaic floor.
And as it is ata admitted prisripLe
tat paseseeiaa of a hinterland carries
with it theelsht Plasma" to a:f:acest
vatik ..y., • right ,conceded to Osla
nary to Southwest Africa and the
'k cone, *ranee lutists ttat abe has
el••ar right to extend the Fttenrh Con-
ti hinterland to the Nire: Tb • quota -
ion thin arras mainly upon the right
If sovereignty, end as to *bat coneti-
uuw that right in Africa, France is
1il.iltg to Montt the definition Isid.
Lowe by ilkiiplead, when, in 18.7, Por-
ogal nisi* claim to the lower valley of
he Zambesi. Is resisting lint .:aim
he British Geverameet declared that
a r'aim le sovereignty le Africa can
sly be maintained by rest o^ctepatinn
If the territory claimed." asd defined
t, -h ore.patlon as one sufficient "to
wnfaia order, protect forelgn.raaad
ontr,l the natives." ht was under
.his ddialtion that Ifog:an1 took pos-
aseioa of Rhr dosis and Fyaasalaad,and
?rand now declarer facet eke fully se -
*fats the British position, and MS
Imre ha the Nile valley, only what'
;reit Britain dii years ago in that
l the Zernbeei. Rept had outcast-
tbe Bohr-el-Obarel, England made
to attempt to oocupy it effeetivety, in
'eh. there was not an Englishman in
he territory, and so Fran'. stepped
n and by the erection of stations and
he rnaioteoanre of so armed force, es-
al.liahed ber right of sovereigntyit
a difficult to me how, In view of the
,nnriples Laid down by England in her
nat.entiohn with Portugal, thew argn-
igilteitan to overthrown; and those
who think fleet France, whirb for teal -
re yearn las etc -slily directed effort
o f he annexation of the Jahr-lGhss-
sl to the Frenek Congo, *411 yteld to
.ter-ly at -aleph. argua,nts, ars Pro -
Ishii' reckoning without tbadr boot.
UP MW DOWN.
The force whirl men all the law of
fravitalion draws things downward to
he earth. Put a higher law forces
tverytbing into which 111. enters do
sxtenfl upward and away from the
tart &
The plant grows; Its leaves *stead
upward, its flowers stand upright. The
tree grown (ts tr* tk. with its great
,turden of breeches and leaves and
'reit. standing there In direct oppo-
sition to the law by wbich all bodies
Lee drawn and fall to the earth. Why
dens it do tbatt
Yearns bore smother lie, mimes tato
operation. The laws of lite begin here
to sect and show themselves, even In
this tiny peeking .peat of gram. to
he far superior to the laws of matter.
The gram grown and this tower and
'stronger it grown the 4II%1lsr up it
machete. The tree trunk grows larger
and higher each Fear, .Mil Nob
year holds upward Ettore lied stun d
its burden of fruit sad flowers.'Only
when life 4* takes from thane --
when tM flower Il' Woken ed the CUM
r. Hart-4iglt le fall bank late
bed! ee
trr the laws of matter. o
life is intact It grosses *p' when (ti
life La dvtroyetj it fella down.
Now these Iowa of "alp and down"
roach everywhere, and airs fit symbolist
nett only of oar headily life, bet oe ear
nb6l lib as well. Oar bodies tithed
upright while thrp are sites. vttel with
I1.he Iib if sitar*. That fall vibes
that lire Is
Oar male, when the great ptis-
eiple of soul hi* s.4► all life. In torment
grow upward ►err stronger sed
!treater, tows -4 gaMetlot Wh*it that ?S6 test Ring front crest to rrni \L'evee
great Hie Le siestrnarr ie 'thea bold, Mil la the lrwrth At'antic hove 1 can oM-
we? thereafter is diiwo.'sod It halls sawed 'bo rise 42 fest in height. In
faltaM a matted d ttheGe sten Careen their b-4ght does
lawsovwhit' tgreg dti $atsitiri 4Mltd idyl"- not °leash le fid( feet and la the Mod-
ish.. - Mori mem 1414 Nei.
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SMUGGLERS' CAVES.
The Golden Klondike.
M ,ENORMOUS RUSH OF OOLD
SEEI(eES-Gotten# L
Canada's
Greatest
Medicine.
Greatest, Became in Cases Of Dysi e'•
cis it Ass a.taer h itkel alegic bi
tgat hits the mot, brings relief t
p
he snifferor, sad gives tone an
strength to the at math as no
•,ther medicine dr es.
Oouid Not cat Wttlsoart Palo.
"For many year' I have bees a suf-
ferer from a ea sr* naas of Dyfepsi*
Icould n t eat without great pain In
my atoms -.h and wear.W be sick and
vomit up what I ail eat Ow day l read
eh • tare r1Ar.d by od'. Sarsaparilla.
I told my basland I behaved this med-
icine would help ter,. lie went .lain
away and got • Irittle o' Hoot's Far-
ea•ntrtlla. I took four bottles ani 1 vas
�t�'•� 'Yea Alen Starers, Mak$nda,
IlltytL
!A sorsa•
1100(1
.) parilla
Is C.anals's Omar 4 ►teethes. Cl ; cis for Ss.
old ha all fouseiata flet lash Hood ca
Hood's Piila i^'".b sJt.r-dla.»r
p41. std j4..•tl,rn. rat
WEIGHTED SILK.
To show the =mixer in which silk
is adulterated, ao Iingllsh chemist re-
cently analyzed a piece of silk with the
following remittal:-ltoel silk„ y,8; we,
11; ash. mostly tin ozld and si.ica. 14.30:
or?snle matter, sot silk, 46. Such
'walk' becum..a shabby In • few weeks,
but so rapid are the change of fashion
that it is said to be preferred by maay
pun'•baaers.
nom
Seer. sos'.d Advice from 6eo was• ma•
fano the Trip and WNW" 6iAaaAaaa e'
the ■arMYlpa the meld Seeker. NN/
5..d res.
la the rush towards the golden
fields of the Klondike there are thous-
ands who are ill-tittgl to eta& the
stria of hardship and ezl.oenre. wilt b
are inseparable from that trip. 141 -
nes., disease and death is almost cer-
tain to claim many of the ill-prepared
.dvegtarers. Toe torlowi.g letter
tram One wk' bas thdergnne tbe bard -
auto. ett the. tett,. wiUU,Drovp:interffpetas
to those who intend goingibto Lbsdv.
Mats but gold laden aorta --.--- -
tIkariese , Leo. lath. 1807.
Dear' Airs,-Yy +object• in writing
this letter is to giro a word of advl:e
to those wino cwtemp'ats hong to the
Yudaln mhd fields. For tan TTgars 1
have 'fortowed the dtehpatieai d[ pros-
Fectiog, tiruber estimating • ed min -
tog, apd the hardships and ptivatiJ,as
whale one has to undergo, are enough
to wreck the net la 11��YY'7f 1miest coast:tut ion.
wss strirke*
la the wetter
er.th pd•stria'. 5. to remelt et exposure.
1 ronowertel Iron Ws. hart it :at be-,
and ti.seeds at thanm wbi:h
tsated dbesesalves Ln Ws ken)
of heart sod kidney troubles. I
mattng'd to reach Vancouver. but
did not 'hare neural holes of recover-
ing. I fess teed. however, to give
Ile. WItllams Ilob Pipe's Mel and at
first pnreh*a d but two boxes. Before
these were gone I found beyond a
doubt that t e.y were help iag ole. sod
their ometinued use "pal* ane oft my
feat wen." to use a t4uman exprea-
Sors I thea engaged to go to the
Yukon country and On'q those who
have made the trip to Dawson City
coo form even tt a faintest conception
of the hardships that hive Lobe horns
in making the trip. Before starting I
added to my outfit two dozen totes
of Dr. Williami Pink Pills and I eau'
honestly say mo part of my outfit prov-
ed of snob Invaluable service to me, and
I would strongly urge every man who
goes in to tabs. a supply with him. as
be will find the rized of such a tonin
and uphuilder of the system nn many
oceaeione. I went is and returned to
this plans by the Dalin(' twit, whish
consists of 35o tulles of old In Sian trail.
starting at Pyramid Harbor. In go-
ing over the trail one has at timee to
wade through mud more tbso a toot
deep. sad ford streams wrist deep in
Joe cold waters. Whoa I started for
the Yukon my weight , was only 149
pounds. and 1 now weigh 110•pooads,
thanks to Dr. Whiten's' Pink Pall..
I stn sum starting for snutber trip
to LM.aon 4r '.Los setae routs. This
time, howeve. he travelling will he
nn snowshoes. 'will y in may depend up -
,t It Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will
xi toren rsrt of my outfit.
I write this letter for the two told
purpose of letting you know what
your medicine has done for me and
*aging those who go in to take a supply
with them. Every aeon. whether chs
is sink or well, who undertakes the
trip to the Yukon will require some-
thing to brace him and keep ‘..1 ron-
stitutic:g mound in that country. I may
say that my home is at Copper'C1iff.
Ont.. where my wife sow resides.
Yours very truly.
Jots Plebe.
jurThey Way MU aw i▪ le▪ a Aloft asi MONS
re..I.
A very en?ltoa'feat-aft at the oeaata
of England. weere rooky or wild. Is the
tre.ot+tted and bank.d-up paths from the
ever along the coast. These are no-
ticeable Its Deers and t7ornwatl ant
along the Bristol Channel- Thot ter-
rible era -front consists of preclpitoue
walls of rvr't, with orgy bore and there
a dip. where a brawltotg stream has
Newel its course down to tbe sea. •od
MA
. there is. perhaps• a sandy sburw
olr difmi.Mtive proportloo, and the
rats egetead aro pierced in all direst-
with
ireo-with ravens,.
Mr smugglers formerly rio their
goods into these eaves. oboe the weath-
er permitted. or the preventive men
were mot on tate lookout. They stowed
away their goody ia the ewes and gave
notice to the farmers wee gentry of
L a or'ighborh..od all of whom were
provided with aiafumerous donkeys.
which were henceforth seer down to
Um ambits and :be kegs an'l bales were
removed ander cover of the night or
of atoms. As an excuse for keeping
droves of donkeys, it wee pretended
that the Ms tamed sad tiss kelp served
as adbairsble dressing for the :and ;
mad so doubt so they did; the trains of
woos soeset'.mts came• up 1 • '
sw^ks nl sant, 'tut nut
with kegs of brandy.
Now • wary preceptive man a.tga:
watch too narrowly the proceedinggss of
these troths of sssea. Amore ngly
•noires. yeomen., sad farmers •like set
to wort to cart deep ways in the farce
of the Dowi*, alma? the dopa of the
title sed beat them up, .o that the
wools caravans' a talon t,ea is .sight
travel ■p sad down unseen from
the em redneatly screened from the
land side. Undoubtedly the sunken
were mei high Mike are a great pro-
tection st the weather. So they
Were bo be -nowt ito doubt'
greatly were the good folks coombs ... d
for their conniderstion for the besets
cod their driver*, in thus at gnat neat
eh -tattiest thaw off from the violener of
the gale. Nevertheless, it oma hardly
be doubted fist concealment from the
eeypens of the coast -guard was nought by
tli+means quite as msoh, if not more,
than the sbelterisg the heart* of bur -
dee (70* tis weather.
ANl)TRER RELIC OF ,POMPEII.
Another Rosman villa has been dug
up al Boasoreale, ale the .lopes of Veen -
vies. wear Pomp0H.' weer* the gteab
find of silver ornaments ayes made two
yeaho. TM Kohl. are colored with
Emult6*1 treaoow ebiefly landscaped
sad manage. Oms repre.eat* s bridge
over a river. Mach ea angler flaking
with u Iles. F00r wins lam were to
the cellar tied 'se15*.ekaiwtona Moe
Leen MOW lb abs ereavatbtn.•
LARGE/ET WAVIIIB.
The largent waves are anew oft Caps
Hare, rising to 46 feet le Weight sod
WHAT BOARDERS PAY.
Gentleman-Madala, at the price you
charge for board 'could rent s fine
bonen sad bine half a dozen servants.
Mrs. $ighprioe-True. but you'd have
tat an the fighting with the servants
yourself. i eve you that trouble, and
it's etortb tbe money.
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.
Whet is that old saying sheat pro-
clalenisg the truth (roes the haus.
Dsm't
know, exactly, but It would he
$ poor AsathOd to these dale at sky
tlerafters.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CORED
wits I.00A APVIJUA • wm-
°°"i'' r!atpkt��iiwli«e"'rt"r
tag
Igime
ps was
eta u
le me
0.
WALING VS. DRIVING.
IY•dtt•- t -fn ordinary summer
'a•a•at meillmg la-jnet aa.JFailLis r
now it'i:ig.infact et: f••r;yet acde w
the girls don't neem to rare f Jr it.
I.rnr4Onesa-In sailing a hoot you
hsie to We both hands. don'hyont
BEiUect A2aE
Conipnn.
SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUACIEBT13.
- °PARING HIS Y'k iCLINGB.
After the young composer ha4 el•Y-
ed his piece twlue he dried tee pers-
►iratio4l off h4 brow and expectantly
looked toward" Rossini, awaiting his
comment. Russiaioisdyt.d over to the
piano ant naked:
Are you through(
Yea replied the young musician.
What was that you have just play-
-est
It wan atost(ku1 aioh which -I oan-
Poaed after,Nsyertmer'a death. HOW
duos isease ou 1
We}}(replied7Roesinl, it will do. but
I can assure you of one thing -it would
ba 'e been tar better had you died and
Muyerhesr composed the music.
The PrebedllitUM
Are, that your temper will improve,
and you Wit enjoy walking and skating
44 real earnest once that sore corn is
removed. Pitnaru's Painless Corn Ex-
trartar`never fail., gives no t•ain, and
w ill relieve you in twenty-four hours.
Give Putnam's Corn Extractor a trial
and be happy.
A Rift:1 NMRATION.
It seemed very strange end curious
to Beanie that Its little eister was torn
without any teeth. A few days after
the Laby's birth the cook was oblig-
ed to go to the deotiat to have her teeth
extra:led. Ob my 1 exclaimed Bennie
on her return,. what do you think t
Look's been to the dentist to get 'o-
ber-end.
WHAT IS YOUR TRACE ?
The annual meeting of the share-
holders of the British American Aeour-
ansa Company avis rtel•L,- o iia.-aess-
pany's offices, Nos. 18, c0 and 22
Front street east, Toronto, on Friday,
the 18th February.
The President, Hon. Geo. A. Cox, oc-
cupied the chair.
Mr. Pv H. Sims was a; (hinted to act
as Secretary, and read the following
report, wh:cb, on motion, was adopted:
ANNUAL REPORT.
In preventing the Sixty -Fourth An -
anal Financial Statement of the Cum -
pea the Directors have pleasure in
calling attention to the following re-
sult, of the year's bus:nese.
The balance of in000le over expendi-
ture. as shown by the Revenue Ac-
count,
o-count, is $tui,8,2.74.
There hat hsen a net appreciation
in the market value of Securities of
914.147.93.
The Reeerve Fund has been increas-
ed from $5.8 $01.84 to $LSI, .61.51, star
providing $42,500 for two Ii..11-nearly
dividends, at the rate of mesa per_,
cent. per Mbom.
The adapted liability os portent pa
licie. 'is $511,1162.60, an amount morw
than ample, according to the Com-
pany's past experience, to run oft all
existing riska, and after providing for
this there is a net surplus over capital
and all lialdlities of $79,381.66.
In all departments a 4.ereaae la
shown in loss ratios as cdnpared with
thew of the previous year.
The Directors express their appre-
ciation of the efficient services of the
Oft oars, SI octal Agents and Repreeen
tatives of the Company durina the past
year.
All of wb;ob is respectfully submit-
ted.
SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL STATE-
MENT.
Total rash income. .$1,470,309 40
Total expenditure., includ-
lag appropriation tar
• losses under adjustment... 1,309,50668
Balance.." . - 100,832 74
Dividends declared... r... a 52,50000
Total aseetn.."......«... e,«., 1,610,4'7 R8
Total ItahiIlti*s ..... 169, 0 :: 7
Surplus to policyholders.. $1,'41 t6t 51
The following gentlemen were elud-
ed
leo-ed to serve as Directors for the ensu-
ing year; Hon. Georgi A. Cox 7 J.
Kenny, Hon. S. C. Wood, 8. F. Mo -
Kinnon, Thomas Long, Joh* Heinkha
Q.C., LL.D., H. M. Pellatt, R. Jelinty,
A. Myers.
At a tweet:- :'?' antis rnregtlyiliee,
0.0A. Cns �resiAeet
and Mg� r, J. J. Sean. .idalt.
'Made es Oaesraat.e Use lie
A CASUAL G ANCK.
Mrs I(ynuu-Dict you notice the gen-
Ueenaa that Mitt got off the tar t
Aust AnksbudaThe brunette mad Ip
the brown wait and derby. wearing a
polka -tot s'art and opal pin, chrysen-
theoruat, l afoot leathern tan Riovea
ant smoking a cigarette t 1 didn't ob-
serve that chuaely. Did be speak to oaf
HOMER YEORY-
WON IN GREY COUNTY BY DODD'S
KIDNEY PILLS.
■tan. Theta ma Ye. cell. mer Marr. 0.
Lrma r. J. r,e.rr.k.rwres It -meld'.
Kinsey rot.. ■■*,Tarr *hose.
('are All Weary *Lease..
Morley, Ont.. -itis little town la
excited over so occurrence that would,
in early days. tette been looked upon
as a munifeatatton of medic. The cir-
cum.tanaoi ars clearly detailed in the
following letter sent by Mrs. Thomas
Hugheis of thio plaoe to The Dodds Me-
&kias Co., Limited, Toronto: -
"I cheerfully testify to the wonder-
ful work done by Dodd's Kidney Pills,
bellevieg that too much praise Catmint
be given them. I was for four yearn a
great sufferer from palm in my back,
along my spina. is my bead, eapeciolly
over the eyes. in my left, and occasion -
'in my right nide.
Five doctors treated me. and I also
bW be care tied advice of en American
spec -7101st.. All failed ti, help me. I
triednearly all the patent medicines
I could bet none of tbeso did' as
n7
It 4* well known among medical men
that certain diseases Are more rapidly
developed to certain tccuDatIone than
In others. That each occupation has
its attendant obystcal weakness. En-
gineers, railroad men, and similar oc-
cupations suffer mostly from kidney
troubles, and men who are often ex-
yuned to the weather suffer from rheu-
mAl't5Tk,'17414 a eterkWand orot.mslonat.
men, In fact the army of people whose
business keels them Indco'w, are of-
tcntlmes great mutterers from piles
and constlaallcn. In this connection
the following 'Tette". la of interest to
people whore occupation *111 not allow
suelclero outdoor ezerctsa.
4 pn:inent Granth.. Tt'ua�road
man 'Cys:-" Having sufferedintense-
ly for veers with piles (not being able
to sleep for nights), sited having tried
different ointments with only tempor-
ary relief, I was advised to give
Trask's Magnetic Ointment a trinl,
which I did, and feel thankful. After
.assing them . t,,,.. rse .3. ..tom that i -am-
completely -ed. I cou•1Cel' It. as-
- .toatabtng ...'..any truly marvellous.
Wherever I have recommended this
ointment, the remits proved as satis-
factory as In my case. Any sufferer
s:,w3doome--thin. reo.,Aiie••t „rameds-a.
Mal, and 1 feel c•ertatn they w111 say
•s 1 do, that tt cannot he spoken of
too hlghb."-J. C. Frasier. Toronto.
Traak's Magnetic Ointment to not
only the safest and surest remedy for
�pllee, but it la the best .known and
meat popular. Every physician and
druggist In the country knows it, and
what it wltl do.
gond by all drugslats at 21 and 40t
per bottle. Fr .nets Il. Kahle, 117 Bay
street. Toronto.
Croup, Coughs, and Colds cured by
Ransom's His. 97( 1i► diad Tofu.,. 19.
all druggists. •
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1 AE LiMiT.
impassioned Lover- t'ei .Inc m7 an-
gel. whet to do to prove my love.. Oh.
that I might, like some knight of old.
hettle for you, softer for you, die for
you.
Sweet 0411-1 wi*h you would give op
week ins.
impaseinned Lover --Oh, come, now,
that's asking too mach.
SHE KNEW BETTER.
He. saatentionely-At a great bar-
gain Mme awhile.
Ake -Aad let another woman get itf
1 guess toot I
A PATIENT RNcOURAOED.
9swkin♦-Ao you sent for s doctor.
Does boi think you will be out conn t
Rohl/0m-ll imagine ie. He sold be
wiled i had .ant for him sooner.
HENS HATCH FiSH EGGS.
In China ben. are employed to batch
fi Lb eggs. Tues° are sealed in an egg -
at 'i and placed under the unnuspect-
in,, • n fora few days until the spawn
has .. , o life. The contents' of
tb._s r1I *Vets emptied igto a'hal-
low pool, wbsre piny can t►
snashin t until the g{IOnows are strong
enough to be turned into a lake or
river.
GiRLS ANI) BOYS.
Old Friend -4 s'I.ee girls are a good
deal morthe4pensive to rear than boy',
ain't tbey
Old Family Man -Wall• they is fer a
while, but mo' genera.ly so Boon an a
girl marries the expense is through
with; but just an quick as • son get's
married he wants to borr.r all you've
got.
" }or two end three nights at stifles
I could not close my eyes in sleep. I
wan bloated so terribly that 1 could
neither sit nor walk. My agony was
simply indearrieable. For nearly three
years I was bed -fest.
' Finally I tried Dodd's Kidney Pills.
From the first dose 1 began to mend.
I have used fourteen bozos, and am
completely cured, and as strong as 1
altar ..aa. wa rias dime b 493:7 wart, t
thanks to Dodd's Kidney Pills.' -Mrs.
Tbomaa Hughes.
"I hove kbown Mrs. T. Hughes fi-
e number of years, and I can truthful-
ly state, that the foregoing statements
are atrietly true." -N. Lefler. J.P.
Dodd's Kidney Pills. the only cure
an earth 11r Ittlithaj3sesonJbatioess..
Rheumatism, Lum' ego, Inseases of Wo-
men. and all other Kidney Diseases, ire
sold by all druggists, at fifty cents •
box, sax boxes, $2.50, or will be gent
on receipt of price by The Dodds Medi-
cine Co., Limited, To -onto.
YOU RUN NO RISK-
ONSOOti .
INDO-Cs.Y LON TEA,
'is packed in lead and cannot
,ulterated. s 30, 40, 50 aPi _6 _.
per pound. All grocers keep it.
UJjC catps4Ae.t artt.d in'aaW*,
mol prepaid "tier TUN
4. 0���
Town " with angle, for S oe•ta ..amps.
estim*a musts neper. s Mono O. worm*
kplus•R
meesjesr tv.i. smea�rrAN`atats�t. °olio
.H tI1.M /het • oe Nl �a1yy
•• r► su ? sacs 1.4 Wei
ea
- HAVE YOU -
A PIs. WITH TWO TAILS
-Ir8o WAITS -
W. P,. HARUW1 Na.s.*.
William ac - Roll r
w 0.O,t&
a'aa iii
Dominion Lino Steamships
Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool In summer,
Port aid to Liverpool In wisher. Lame and
la -t twin screw steamships 'Labrador.' Tao
coavor,' ' Do•.lalow.' 'acotaman.' ' Yorkobin:
Sunerlor accommodation or First (,'obis, Seo
and Cabin and Steerag. passengers. Nate. et
passant First f=akirs.*so., .x ,►Ws., $34
t8 eeraae 111 50 sod upeai s .aeo,rdlue N
'teenier and berth. For all IRIonnatIon apply
to Local Anenra, or DAVID TORR./I-c. t l0,,
Gan 'I Agental1.4i W.e
ba r•si et...Ma•tairl,
ROUGH ON AUNT:E.
Tommy -That church ia aver -260
years old.
Gracie -My' auntie says it's only 100.
Thmmy-Olt. well, 1 spore that's M
far back as We can remember.
TH =i1R OWN TAILORS.
Dorothy (noticing the brawn knobs on
the borne of grandpa's oxen) -1 des.
the oxen do their own eewin' by the
looks of their thimble..
W P Q sol►
OVA * •P **
What and Why ?411.
►
Ir to WHAT •sena
Goodrich Res -Flex
SLE
TUBE TIRE
•T0ATITVIOTta Ralaete WHY
-Wt.T,s Fitter. The *45 it M
nude. the material a esti, t4etoab
it is subjected to. the perseal ha
,pection, it+ scientific 0111411 41114
snd below at arra Weide se Oen
.td. •. DON'T FASTS LIM 701*0
4 00551501 5007 Onr ca•sh:Ins le
full of Interest wind for ratan.).
woe " T.' Dealers Quoted.
AMERICAN TIRE CO., Limited, it
4 . tea end the Kinn et, w., Toronto
laio
:044 T •OHO
A Gem ,P1tStlkrap*ed by 1 Rays
Shawn • small bard kernel, covered by
layers of nerd skin. This
tiny corn causes keen gain.
The only sure means of extra,^t-
Iog It, without psis, in s day, is Put-
nam's Painless Corp Extra -tor. Sure?
Yea. Pain Ieue 1 Yes,Cheap 1 Yes, in-
deed! Try it.
PROBABLY.
Hargreaves -What are you
so a sent about!
Ferry -I -I was
thoughts.
Find tbst sort
dull don't you 1
looking
trying to 'ollect my
of collection pretty
dreading for Dorm. Scalds, Cute or
My aeowshoe 'triage cut right iuto
the flesh across my toes. and I was
• healed Um sore complete e
NATITRAL GA8 IN ENGLAND.
A natural Erna well Ms been lored
in SUOMI County, Etaglawl. It vial le
1ng driven for water. The odor of gm -
Lions by the workmen, trat no titian
tion waa ;aid to it until the de% WW1
Wetted. It has burned for • long time.
It le • decided novelty in ithignead.
Indigestion
cur° CELERY 1111116
plasaater se ma toms&
etrengtboos tbe stemealiat=test aro
es et.
Sold by all iltengtom. Or weolloaly Imstesen en
101111111`0. tatIft.e.
fou Have
lellw"."'"-probehly read this advertis.
eserit many liege*, and thougilt.
nogillettl ahOut it This time make up ',Our mind to try 1.11T/ELLA
CAVION TaA without delay. It win do the mt.
In lead pa. k toms. as, 4o, so and 6oc. From isattseg grocer.
Mills, MI6 • Haim,
Berri tern c,.. removed
to Wesley BOW, Rloh
awed It. W.. Tomato.
ypToronto Cutting"$ohool.
1 or proteedua. Write foLoses tot r parttcNo uiars.tter trade
lir Yong* Rt. Toronto.
"ws WANT YO U MCC
Iseellerent ladies aad gentlemen male as
sm• eiorowet. Industry 5. the • roman NE
gsssitY to secure 0000 RZIEL/HERA
TION. Can glee he address or reproasatailve
wbo has jest Masted VW Ile It D,111'8. $8 sea
tie made right A T rose owe Boma
NICHOUI 0A..
CONROY'S IMPROVED CRIME TOPS
SHIP YOUR PRODUCE,
S uttee. Eggs, Ambits, Fran. as.. to
Coe. to/ Won Wartiot and Sonkorso sta. MONT%
received 1114111ga.
e st ewerd• at tt
Wixit. ISM
311110r11 PATIN/
WILLIS TOM
hams met wit\
o uch universal fa-
vor. that meal
manufacturtre
are now molten
inferior nil tat!.
Insist on haying
Si 11:111‘11W00111 ru
sever sis good so
the genuine.
pi, CONTAINS THE
NEW INCREDIEPT
re 0
MAI SACK ACHt ,
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
Ort YOUR DICUOUIST.
OR lrf nail PRO1'1
•
MOM
ammo
See ! Page Fencing is Cheap !
Lies dealers can supply you with the
reliable time tried. tbaroaobly Wog
ted l'age woven wire fencing, in
owes. at from! 15 to 65 cents pen rodll
trbase. prices for isuch fencing as Page
ire very low. And when comparing'
oith the cost of other kinds of fences
'the difference in favor of Page ie
Olin greater, as so many less poste are
need with it. A recent railroad order
for OKI milea in good evidence that Ps
F. is in the lead.
Send to us or aimly in perMin or by,
card to any Page Fence dealer.
IIIE PE WIRE FENCE COMPANY,
WALKERVILLE, ONT.
12 Varieties
For
This is • BONA FIDE offer ono& to introduce our Vegetable •nd Flower
Seeds to new customers and whith we guarantee to elver* nu or the
amount pild refunded and the Seeds shim as • present.
At the,... WeI .1110 01'41.5 otter the rarletio• soloed holm. Order ley number.
Bey whet you went- They so. tent by moll Tom t paid. baled from tt• following Ilst :
VEDITT AISLES. It Water MO al, Itarly Vernet%
11 thlion, lame rod Wolow.411•44
I Bort. IP Tor. newt
.111r ening wit
half lowt most el
MOW
Id Noon 1101..". DI.avires
19 rural*. Hoilnor Crimp
21 litaeltott, Ens, &NW
Hubbard
14. Peertelesewem
$11.. Ntlewierle mei
1T. rent', siert
on
tahrod
11 noel Mee% istsimety, Illessin b. Wile tinter, ciordto wiled
eltDER
?no!,
• mei MIT ACCEIFIAN MAO* et Mose pot.' "Aim
neelliett ore NOT soberiod teem tia• above DM.
WM. RENNIE, TORONTO.