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THURSDAY.JULY' 12, 1000.
3737.7.
SPEAR POINTS.
Peal religion remedies irreligion.
Doing is the proper end of doctrine.
The way of life is the way from
death.
Loose living and fast living are the.
same,
A lie feels easy only wheal it forgets
'that it has a truth on its track.
Deeds furnish the best answer to
doubt.
The Gospel is the heart of God seek
'lag the heart of man.
The truly spiritual man is always
practical:
Trove, abhor than legislation, rules
the kingdom of God.
It is always easier to forget bad
habits than to forego them.
You may oppose truth, but yon can-
r?ot suppress it.
Alen heed a Bible conscience more
than a Bible commentary.
No song, or sermon, or sacrament is
acceptable without service::
The great demand for a pleasant, safe
and reliable antidote for all affectionsot<
the throat and lungs is Sullyy met within'
l.lickie's Anti-'L`onsumptive Syrup. It is
tt purely Vegetable Compound, and acts'
'.promptly and• magically in subduing ': all
exon hs, colds, brouchetis, inffamxn�ti:on of
the lungs,- etc. Zits so palatable thh-1 a"
child will not refuse it, and it is put at •a
l,:rice that Swill not exclude the poor from
Its beuedts.
•
. • Don'ts For Book Lovers.
Don't turndown corners.
Don't borrow • books front private
libraries.
Don't leave a book face down; i.e.,
open.
Don't mark a book in any way tail-
less it's your own.
Don't buy cheap books if you can
afford better
ones.
Don't keep books on open shelves if
you can avoid it.
Don't scorn cheap books if you can-
not afford better publications.
Don't shut ,a book up with anything
bigger than a narrow ribbon in it. •
Don't forget that bookcases with.
dust -proof glass: doors are the best. -
Don't lend books. No one will treat
your books as you yourselfdo if you
love them.
Don'tforget that good hooks are the
best company in the world if read
understandingly and appreciatively.
For Inflammation of the Byes. -Among
the many good qualities which Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills possess;' besides reg-
ulating the digestive organs, is their effl•
cacyin reducing
inflammation n ami atioR of the
' erns
eyes. It has called forth many letters of
recommendation from those who were
afflicted with this complaint and found
t
cure in the pills They affect the nerve
•centres and the bleed iu a surprisingly
aaetiwe wt}y, and the result Is almost
medietely Sae& -
A Growl and a Re iiedy.
A learned professdr in a New Eng-
land college has protested' against the
laying with asphalt; of the street in
front of his residence. He admits
that it is clean and noiseless, but com-
plains that the street is now used :to a
great extent by bicycle riders. The
learned professor is evidently lacking
in logic. To the ordinary observer it
is plain that the reason ' why this
street is crowded with cyclists .is be-
cause there is no other street fit to
ride upon. The remedy is not to rip
up that piece ofasphat, -but to lay
ether streets with asphalt, and thus
distribute the wheel travel. Is it not
strange that a college professor does
not know that?
ward's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia,
Recent Solar Discoveries.
An examination of the sun thiough
the gigantic telescope at the optical
pavilion of the Paris exposition is said
to have given unlooked-for results.
The image of tine sun was seen with
surprising clearness and prominences
which have hitherto been visible at
the edge only were perceptible on the
surface.
1.)1:OPT LETTER,
fix
To All S[lffertrs From'naenlla
and KInd,red Trout)) s
BTr. TT?re3. Wilson, of Sarnia, Tells Rowe
Ho Itegained Health After an Ill-
ness of over. Tyre aromas.
Mr. W lli trio Wilson, who is well
know?n to the citizens of Sarnia,; Ont.,
writes: "It affords me much plea-
sure tc be able to add my testiiix;,'eny to
the great benefit that I have derived
from your famous Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, It is now a little more than
two years since I became afflicted
with anaemia. During that time 1
have recoiled almost continuous treat-
ment fromtxnedicat men of the highest,
rank in their profession, yet apparent-
ly deriving no benefit, Indeed I con-
tinued to grow worse until I became
unable to walk. I came to the con-
clusion that I was deriving no benefit
from the treatment and decided to give,
it ap. It ;then was the question, what
shall. I try'? ' FIavina read the testi-
mony of so many who had suffered in
a similar manner and who had receiv
ed,great benefit from your Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink . Pills, I decided to give
them a fair
``It is now about three months since.
I commenced to take your pills -and:
to -day I feel almost completely; re-
stored. ' Two weeks after I began to
take the 'pills I felt a decided improve-
anent Three months ago when 1 be-
gan to take your' pillsmy flesh looked
like ;at, intl. my face, feet and legs
werebadly swollen. These conditions
have- all disappeared and to -day my,
color is natural and my blood vessels
full of good rich blood. It will afford
me pleasure to xecei mend Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pillsto any one suffering
from anaemia or kindred ailments."
Dr. -Williams' Pink Pills are praised;
amongst the highest in the land ,as a
strengthening and tonic : medicine,.
whether for men, women or children.
They are not like other medicines, nor
can they be imitated, as is sometimes
dishonestly pretended by dealers who
offer substitutes. - See that thepack-
age bears the full name, Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People, ased.in ease
of doubt send direct to Dr. Williams'
Medicine Oo., Brockville, Ont., who
will'supply the pills pest paid at ,50c.
per box er $2.50 for six .boxes. These
pills cure all disorders which arise
from impoverished blood, snob as
muscular weakness, loss:' of appetite,
shortness of breath, pains in the back,
nervous headache, early 'decay, all`;
forms of female weakness, hysteria,.
paralysis, locomotor ataxia, rheuma-
tism and sciatica.
First Advice to tie Injured. •
Graball (looking for free information)
-Suppose' I should fall through, a de-.
NOT REVERSIBLE..'
One 'Peeinion ',i'hnt`,, the .Srlrroruo'
Court Couldn't Alter.
Inl the good plc, dlys ;i sten T)4dge
Gasl n sat uponithe 1 ncll ill
that; co
inlirisedi the -roster, a dls riot
,hat ' of.
Nebraska, ..the rustler, ,the Horse hief
and thekiller abotlpded. Jucige,Gaslin'
was Erni;ate that there was but One way'
to rid the country of these pests, and
that ways was to snake it too, hot for
them,!-! Accoydir?gly Judge Guslhi; when
one bP theta' was`put°on'trial,`admitted`
evidence that was sometimes "incom-
petent, irrelevant and immaterial," but
as it was eenel ally true that if the
prisoner. » as not guilty he had Veen
guilty of something equally had Judge
Ciaslin let it go at that and clinched
the prisoner on general principles. The
result was that the supreme' court re-
versed a good lnany of the judge's
cases,
During these perilous times an atro
cions murder was committed in. Adams
county and the perpetuators wea'e soon
captured. The evidences of guilt were
plain, and the two prisoners" were soon
pronounced guilty and sentenced to be.
hanged. But as several notorious char-
acters had recently been allovi'ed to :es-
cape by the supreme court, the people
of Adanis determined to forestall any-
thing of that kind by quietly lynching
the priskers. •, The two Bien -were. tak-
en from 'the jail and banged to a rail-
roadi bridge east of town.
The bodies were left, banging to the
bridge, and. nest morning. Judge Gas -
lin sauntered out that way- to take a
look. lie gazed on theswaying bodies
for a few moments without saying a
word. Then he turned to iii'friend and
remarked
"I sentenced' those two fellows to be.
hanged. That's .one decision that in-
fernal supreme court won't reverse. "--
Oniaha,Werld-Herald. ,
THE REPORTER'S METHODS.
3farked Difference, From Those of the
Orator, Preacher and Novelist.'
Probably not one reader in a hundred
has paused, to notice that a newspaper
article is written on a plan just the re-
verse of that of a sermon or oration.
Comparatively few ministers have an-
alyzed he
sufficiently t subject yzeto notice,
this fact, and their •ignorance of et will
often account for the reluctance of
newspapers to accept matter' contribut-
ed by them. It is worth the 'while of
every man and woman to know; the
general plan on which newspaper arti-
cles are written, for almost everybody
desires at times to, announce' something
through the press. Tlie mere knowl-
edge of the
-nowl-edge'ef'the theory will.not make a suc-
cessful 'Triter 'in this or any other de-
partment, but ittis th'efirst step.•
The skillful preacher or orator usual-
ly reserves, his most important points;
until,atowara the end- of bis discourse,
closing with a climax; -the skillful
newspaper ,reporter puts his climax in-
to his first, sentence and ends with the
most nonessential detail. While 'the.
novelist secures has dramatic effect by
tst
G O:
TO
Thi Iiandsornest baby ,Cets,•The Handsomest Prize.,.
"ALL spit) ED` PRO'rd° :PHOTOGRAPHS 0LdLY.
To interest Canadian mothers in a standard preparation throng lout the world
THE BRITISH C 1EI IST$ CO PANY
fPROPRIZTOR5 •O # ti
English TeethIn yru
ARE GOING TO SIVE, WITHOUT COST '.p Li iitlY;- WAY, ,
A TWENTY DOLLAR quo P, EOE to, the ,prettiest; aby} in
Canada.. A TEN DOLLAR COL PIECE to the 2nd prettiest.
A:; FIVE ID0U.AR COLD PIECE `to',the 3rd ,prettiest.' - Two.
AND -A4 ALF DOLLAR COLD PIEC1E in order of merit; to' each
of the next 10 prettiest babies. A ONE DOLLAR COLD PIECE
in order of x exit, to each of the next 40 prettiest babies, >while to , every mother sending her
baby's photograph,, ;will also be given. FIBER our ILLUSTRATEiD. BOOK, a 1110TNEROODD " on
the Caro ofpC�h�ildi'�n an Heath and EDI�case, on receipt ,of
ten-eeents'to coveer cost of ma g.
C i'' E D I T I O N S a R t CAREFULLY! Every person
intending to send photograph of baby, must send us , post card at: once stating when the photo;
will reach us. All photos sent in must reach uslsiot Tater than July ,4th.'• - .. .
Do not send photos of children ,over 3 years old;; they will not be considered.
Photos must he pla;unly euaxked; with age,' Sex, name of the child and lull name and post office
addres:i of the parents. The smallest picture will receive as much consideration as the largest.
The prizes will be awarded by a committee of seven"disinterested ladies, and distributed by
mail to the respective winners, llguet 4t11, 1900.
The pictures o;F all ;babies!' c ompeting mill ;be published in ;beautiful ;half -tone engrt`v}ngs;in
Toronto Globe, beginning Saturday, .August 4th, 1900. Photos returnable on receipt of postage.
-As, we have no time to ralne wer needless• correspondence, please do not ask for further infer-
mation, isimply'seixd post card, statidg when' picture will be sent.
ae THG P4c,Vlr,.tt4W/1N c117rgDA
Address, BRITISH CHEMISTS CO PM Y9 Dept. ,
Street, TGRoilTO, CIMiMADA.
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108 Victoria
Advantages'of Drainage.
Drainage is not simply the carrying
raway of the surplus moisture. Tile
drainage pre -vents the accumulation o£
. stagnant water in the soil: and deepens
i -thet soil for: the work of'reots, thus ash
sisting to prevent evil effects during'
periods' of `drought. The soil is also
rendered much warmer, while the
,penetration of'the air brings oxygen
`'to the. I'egetables and in'ineral matter
iu,the soil and hastens 'chemical so -
tion. When a field is- tile drained it
I. can be plowed a week.or ten days
earlier than wet places,: which enables
thetcrop to•get 'a better start in the
'first stages 'of growth.
} tective sidewalk and sprain my ankle, keeping the secret ,of his' story hidden.
what would you advise me to do? as long as, possible, 'the'; reporter attains,
Lawyer --Come to me and plank down
$10 as a retainer*ugtl then ask me that
success by revea
How's This !
Dollars
E n sed ]nes for
We offer One u d
any' case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall's -Catarrh Cure.
U. J, CTIENEY & CO.,, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have.kncm•n E. J.
c 1 i
Cheney for the last 15 y ars; and beC eve
him ,perfectlYr honorable in all business
transnctioas and nnanCiallY elate to c; rry.
ont any obliglitions made pvihoir first, ,
WEST & T.LtATJX, Wholeslils )eruggi•ste,
Toledo, 0. WALDING-, KINNAN & MAR -
VIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Clare is token internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system.. Testironialc sent
free,' Price 75e per: bottle. Sold. by all drug-
.gists, •
Essentials of an Actrosa.
A state -struck young lady wrote to
Mrs. Kendall; asking her to name` the
qualifications necessary for an actress.
This was the reply she received: "You
must be a marvel of `patience, have
the figure of a Greelr stable, the tem-
per of an : angel (that is very neces
sary), the face ofa goddess, and the
skin of a rhinoceros."
Might Bo introduced; Dere:
An excellent plan to shut off long-
winded orators has been adopted by a:
tribe in Central Africa: In;publiede-
baths every „speaker is compelled to
etancl on one leg while he is'talking
and he must brim; his address to a
erose when he has become too tired to
thus stand:''
ling hie secret as
quickly as words Will let him. Both`
are working on principles as clearly
defined as that on which a sonnet is
Do not delay in getting relief for the lit- constructed, but the `modern newspa
per article is of so much more recent
date that few critics have analyzed it,
and even many of the best New York
writers work daily upon .the foregoing
tie folks. Mother Graves'' Worm Exterm-
inator is a pleasant and sure cure. 'If you
love your child why do ,you let it suffer
when a remedy is so near ht hand P
Pointed Paragraphs.
The meaner a man tries 'to be the -
less: he enjoys it. :
Chess playersare not the only ones
who move once a year.
:The girl who doesn't care for dia-
monds must be stone blind.
People who live in glass • houses
should have eyeproof curtains.
Snmmea girls and baseball players
are'only. engaged for the season,.
Persons, who deal in bicycles are not
the only ones who have wheels.
Give Holloway's Corti Cure a trial. It
removed ten corns from one pair of feet
without ",any pain. What it has done
once it wilt do again.
Good Paints of, illagnalium.
Magnalium, an alloy of 10 to -29 parts.
by the weight of magnesium with 100
of aluminium, is claimed to have all
the advantages of aluminium, and also
to be adapted for working with tools;
while even lighter than aluminium.
Entitled to It. •
"Mrs. Brimerson always bas such a
chic look."
'I wonder if it's because her hus-
band is in the wholesale egg busi-
ness?' • •
MlnaidsL1nanLiniment e�' Cnres L > lY
r
n� Etc,
Letters to Anewt 'Edhrarti.
The Prince of -Wale's receives cin an
avera.e letters a between 500 and 600
g
day. Over 200 of these are ,reuerally
y �'
healzinQ utters
principle without knowing -it. (?o man
can, work many days under a metropol-
itan city, editor' without learning it.—. •
Chicago Christian Advocate.
Dishes That Break..
The crying demand of the times Is a
dish that will not fall _'out'of:a girl's
hands and break. Women who keep
help in their kitchens do not make the
,cornplaint'of broken diabes more often
than the woman whose daughters "do,`
the dishes." As soon 'as a man gets a
half dollar saved :it has to go for a
meat platter or a pitcher which his
daughter dropped, and there probably
isn't a family engaged In housekeeping
that doesn't have to make'eveekly visits
to 3a queensware store. Ill some homes,
the daughters are fined for every plate
they break, but the father liar to give
-them the money to pay back to him in
fines, so that he is always the loser, If
a roan is put in good humor by his din-
ner, the crash of china beard from the
kitchen'ten minutes' later drives his
good nature away. -Atchison Globe.
THE
OF
o13 tan's,
eakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most in-
tense and
ceetinuous sym-
pathy
ppathy with her kidneys.
The slightest disorder inthe .
kidneys brings about a
corresponding: disease .in
the reproductive organs.
Dodil''s Kidney Pills, ley.re-
atovirig the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and'cure those fearful (Hs-
' orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn=out.
mothers, suffering wives.
and', women entering upon
the .Change' of Life, your
best friend is
D9"
Q4�d
Kidney
Pills
Two Pastures for Swh o..
For the pasturing of swine I'have
two pastures side by, sidet and each
next to the yard. I use these pastures
in rotation, that is, I use one as arma-
ture while I plow lip and reseed the
other. In this way T. manage to have
an abundance of pasture. - I have, al-
ways made it a practice to eeed clover'
with a'slight sprinkling of timothy
hut have concluded to try dwarf Essex
rape this spring. I will add that there
is a stream of water running - through
g
rter, the ,yarcl;and,.that there is ,good shade.
®'il L BAT
� � TLondon,
y Lond !
Are urldoti6tecliy'I'IEIJE BEST.
Testimania s from, t10'
I r m, 4 chemists, mss, medals, 12
dilomas. The most wholesome. of heves eq.
p �
Recommended by Physicians. 'For sale overt'
ite. 40
St: ,Martin, R{ie., May 14, 1595,
C. C. RTCTIABDS & CO.
Gentleman;—Etat Nevembcr my child'
stuck aHirt.[' in his knee, causing inilitfn-
tuaraoaa so Severe thatl was Advised i3
take hi1r1 to Montreal and have the lima
ainput.eted to save his life.•
,.S.
• r�-Ilex,hl�nca[lvlsedu.,to'tryiVU\°ARl),.
hlidIMU NT, which we -did; and. within
three days A my child was all right, and ;
feel. so ;rateful that. I send' you this testi
rronial 't'lrtit any enperienee may be of.
benefit to others, '
,LOUIS GAGNIEA.
- Population in Now Mexico.
,. Among the 103, 000 inhabitants tha
the last 'census .gave to. New Mexico
there were 20,000 'Indians and 50,00'0
Mexicans.
Automobile Motive Power.
Americans prefer electricity for run-
ning autoniobilos, the French petro-
leum and the Russians wood a#colter,
deist Not a Wheel Crank.
The plan who never cared to wander
from his own fireside was evidently
not cycliist°: t, r
Prosperity Hard to Bear.
Thera is one hard thing to bear in
this worldand that ,is prosperity. The
fact that we do not feel it as a burden
does not affect the truth that it is
tocarryitandyet stand hardand n ri h�
P g
Te be honest, generous, considerate,
fair, niagnauimous, ` in "prosperity"
—ah 1 this is not easy. Yet this is.
what it means., to, ,stand : upright:
Trader a worldly prosperity one is in
great danger of getting spiritually .
stoop-;shhouldered' and- -weak -kneed.
Pray for; the- prosperous! ' •
Thousands Like Tier. -Tena McLeod
Severn Bridge' writes. I ,owe a debt o>L
gratitude to Dr: Thomas' Eclectrie 011
for! curing , ma ,of .a severe - cold that
'troubled me nearly all last' winter." In
order to give a quietus to .a backing
cough, take a dos. of Dr. Thomas' Eclec-
tric0il;thrico a day, or oftener if' the
cough spells render it necessary.
The Irish Judge.
well-known Irish 'nd i.
awe �e
a II the ln-
solvent court once detected a witness
kissing kis thumb instead of the Book
in taking the oath, and in rebuking
him sternly,. said: "Yon may think to
deceive God, sir, but; you won't de-
ceive me."
iiarrl s Liniment for sale everywhere
The population of Edinburgh is now
within about 1,000 of 300,`000.
'. To Keep Grass Laad Fertile.
Grass lands are supposed to recuper-
ate, and heavy sod is 'desirable,but
when such- lands aro grazed or mowed
there is a loss pf plant food, and tke
soil will become poorer unless manure
or fertilizer is applied. When: grass
appears to die out it is an indication
that an isbcm
a the plant food becoming ex-
hausted. The beat plan to pursue is to
keep stook off the field and apply ferti-
lizer,
lizer, following with arheays applies -
ton
of manure in the fall. If the
grass does not show satisfactory effects
from such treatment plow the field
and plant to corn the next spring.
Millard's Liniment Cares -Dandruff.
Handshaking a Relic of Knighthood.
In the days of knighthood every man
carried: a sword and was ready to slash
his neighbour +upon the slightest pre-
text. When friends met they grasped
one another by the right ,hand, there-
by indicating peaceable, intentions, as
•
each one thus gave up to the other his
fighting arm:That is
whyyVO'shake
with 'the' right hand,—Ladies' Homo
Journal.
,A Satre Cure air 1 -le! C.,
he,-1hous
headache td which women are more •stib-.
feet 11150 men, becomes so acute in Some
subjects' that they are utterly prostrated.
J J
The stomach refuse5.food, tend there is a
constant and distressing effort to free the
stomach from bile which has become tui•.
duly itecreted there. Parinelees Vege-
table Pills are a speedy alterative, and in
neutralizing the effects of the intruding
,bile relieves the pressure on the nerves.
yvhich'cause the; headache, Try thein.
Opportunity bf Trouble.
The tests of life are to snake, not
break us. Tx ouble may : demolish a
man's business but build up his char-
acter. : The blow at the outward man
may be the greutest blessing to the.
inner man. If ,Goer, then, puts or per
,:nits' anything hard- in our lives be
sure that the real peril, the real trioti:-
ble, is what we shall lose if we flinch
Or rebel.
Victims of Avalanches.
' People who have been buried by an
avalanch say they can hear distinctly
every word uttered by those seeping'
them, while the most, strenuous efforts;
fail to rrialto their Shouts penetrate
oven a fe.w'foot of the show.
- 11
Ail Wasps Are Catrnivoroue.
The mouth parts of the wasps,
though arranged for sucking, have not
reachedhat degree of perfection found
among pre-
vented
he bees. They are thus re-
vented:fomi
ext acting the honey from
the deeper flowers, and accordingly
frequent the more shallow or widely
opeued ones, particularly the : Umbel
imfevata , Fruit in its season also forms.
an important part of the food of the,.
adults. Several, species store,up honer
in' considerable quantities,` 'but then
greater number,, if not all, have mark-
ed' carnlverousftbndendles. ' • -' 4
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Calgary......
Red Deer. -,..1
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$35
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Going Juno19th Returning,until Aug. 20th,
WI 1 1 RADor B.S.:. lb rta) , 1
'r ring duly lath Returning.until Sept, 12th:
Goiingail Juy 17th • Returning' until Sept, lath: .
(All rtatl or S.B. Alberta)
Prov ttokete and further information apply te-
aay Canadian Paoiaa.Agent,- or. to A.
Malt. ;Cant Passe,' Agt,, ailing' St, -East, Toc:nto,.
EASTERN TOWNSHIP NURSERY.
Lank -owners and £arnicas desiring•to prom; )'RTii'13 •
TREES fey autumn planting. such as 'APPLE -
'PRESS, PLU\I'tIOEES, PEAR -TREES, etc., wilk
pea here first-classtrees, strong and vigorous,` and well:
adaptul to the climate .1 the con try, re an extremely'
low Price. Order direct front us. 13y Ibis moans lata.•
will save the meets of 81155(18 and me:ehants.
Post•psitl aliustratec'. catalogue of 81 pages whir
directions lot aroUaring:re,dedies-for the destruction n "
insects onfr,iit trees rose•bushrts, etc., Sent onreceipts
nf'10 cent:. Tau IIAOThrtyt Towssurr NurtsT.ttv,.
twiencevilte (due. .i f
\'Vitt I At 1
GEM ..
Pence Machine
end coiled wire you, ' -
ran build a metre
better • fence than
any <:factory :made
fence. Write
licGregor, lla.nwcii Sc Co.,Wiridsor,Ont.,
Idotel Balmoral Montreal.' Free I3usr ,
Am. P. $1.,50 up. E P. Si ea..
FOR OVEIR FIFTY YEARS
1,1318, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING„ SYRUP' has been
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