HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-3-27, Page 6n'IttE JAWS OP T1:PI FIRE.
Story ot a Courageous Deed by an
Engineer.
The inane that iiremen take are an
everlestiog worider. even though et -
most. every paper contains stories of
their bravery. But the maa behind
the ilre-engine—apparently he has on -
Ly t keep leis machine going, and is
deS eafe as the man who pulls the
lever of an upright. "donkey." The
story ot Mt lirowfl. as told by Mr.
Cleveland Moffett, in. "Careers Of
Daring and Danger," shows that the
engineer's bro.very is sometimes put
to tests as severe as those \Nein% the
liosemaii or the latieerman even has
to endure.
lthet heeteentel was tins° Engine 29
punipiett her prettiest stood at the
corner so near the drug house -Ma
the driver thought it waetet safe far
the horses and led them away. That
left Drown alone, against he. cheek
of the fire, watening Itts boiler .aend
keeping his steam -gage at seventy-
five.
As the fire gained, enmities of red-
hot sandstone beer,att to smash. down
ou the engine.. Brown ran his pres-
up to eiglater, and wotched the
door enxiously where the four fire-
men front bis squad had gone into
the furnace.
Then an explosion of chemicals in
the building sent a flame wide as the
herise minding across the etreet. en -
'wrapping engine and man, and set -
* re to the elevated railway sta-
tion overlieaci. Bill Brown stood by
his vine with a skeet of Pre obove
1itheard Foot steps en the
114veMettt and voices that grew faint-
er, creing. *Ilea for your lives!" he
wale alone, and ti e shin on /de hands
fait, and lieciti were blistered.
Brown linew why eyernmie was
ruoneug. 'there would be another ex-
piesioo. It was tolerably certain
eat be would he if lie stayed. But
hie four rheum were in the lire and
iseetied the water. If lie quit his en-
gine the water would fail.
lie stoned in coal and ran the gage
up atiother notch. eaeing the mai-
nline, parte with the oiler. Ile was
ffering his life for Ids friends.
lit a few f ninnies the our Cre»1e4
CAMP Olif Of the building. Then Bill
BrOWn rau for his life with hie com-
rades. A seeonel or two later En-
gine 29 was crushed by the foiling
volts -
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WOMAN B AILMENTS,
CEg DOCTO
CURE
One woman with - Sunlight Sop will de
better work than Two will with impure soap.
AA ter the Oetagonllao
If year grow eamiot tamply, write te LEVER =ousts
zratztrat, To:Vet% eending lets neMe and address, ana
trial sample of Siudight Soap will be sent troo free of test,
REXIIT.JC.EiS
EXVE-reir$E
REVOLT MENAOES RUSSIA of the population has its origin.
that the almost universal discooten
t:Oncess1011S on pointe of detail have
effect. hampered in Quo direction
ze reform or revolutionary MONT-
ment—for "reform" and "revolu-
tion" are synotioraous iu Russia --
will find fresh force in another.
Drake the student e any coneessiens
they -demand touching the universi-
ITS COW Th DVB TO r()TATI-
VAL DISCONTENT.
nngs••••••
The Outbreak at the Voiversitie
Only a Means t o An
Ena.
Profound politimel discontent tsittes. they will continue nevertheless
i—any pretext serving them—in their
general throughout Russia. and the
Isysteanatic general strike. It M no
St. Petersburg Government is alarm- question ot particular reforms ; is
ed by events, the gravity of which 1
question of the total transforma-
cann°t disguise* la all til"etleination of the systeni of administration,
a movement clearly of a revolution-
:ary eharacter is spreading.
en a striking despaten to his paNO 131STAICES IN THE BIBLE.
per the Copenhagen correspondent] ,e,
of the London Paily News says reea dnte ,Mtinting of the Bible is the
repo have reaebed the 1)all' talegnsce•k—Sa4174fCateltY iSnt r eatiSg;
SS): capital that agitatlea agaillst funtil we reflect on the mischief an
the Russian e.dministretitee tnethods
has broken mit even in Siberian in,lt,e'ecut,h,rete 4ihie might bring obout.
provinces axed that the local oPfrinOteiTrdandantdheetalo-
,ernors hone been driven to suppress
'all public meetings. Merest must be i,ohirPge give to the world all the Bi -
indeed evidespreettl and the prelim.- 41 the United gingdora. entelit
:genera of revolution most liave teen nrme Whiten by speeial license. A
' industriously' dissemiliated if such ears age the question aro"
:witether the word "spirit," in Mate
remote districts as Tomste Barnaul ;thew iv, 1 and Mark 1, 12 ehould
and Marliesk are affeeted. have a capital "S," it navisig been
MOTIVE POWER, proviously pruned with a, small
It is now plain that the university Oaiie. and. although the word was °la
°versions, or tialeitt outbreaks," viously wrongly printed, it was not
whieh paralyee the ecieptifie life A -A until fte- tne ruling powers or tile
the eoliiitree—for all evientitic life universities tine King's pouters bad
IMO ten virtonlie" susinuni.ut in Rust met in solemn couocil that leave was
ia nst elgbteen )s"." glr011 10 We 8, Ill
capital letter. No-
r
ware but a means to an end, a sitamothing seueetenea by authority b
If you trill, and that the inotive 161], may be ehangea without create
ipoiver calling them forth is political. ing something awn to revolution
Wiie Ilussian (overnmelit at Just re- in the places tvhere Bibles are priiite
„aline that the concessious made to; eo„
the students will not arrest the otheri
11MA-en:lents Whieil the student agita.- 1
i Last year tlie Great Eitstern Rail-
;tiore haw set on foot.
i .eiiis levier teht, ieeof the etiee is p Way stood f,et the bead of Englieh
the ore reellY important...serious/ woonpanies in respect to number of
SIXTY-SIX COUPLES.
The Bishop of Quimper, Mcnesignor
Duhillard, hod a busy time recently
at the church of Plaugastel, Brit,
tany, when he gave the benediction
to. thirty-six pairs who• entered the
married state. .A.ccording to the
Breton custom the sixty-six couples,
dressed M picturesque nationel cos-
tume went, in procession to the
church. which was reacbed at nine
o'clock, end after Mass bad been
said the couples were ene atter an-
other blessed by the biehop, the
churcb. eanWhile being througed by
visitors, who came from all parts to
ce the ceremony. Subsequently
mile the secular customs, 'when Ith
Nicolle, the mayor, had to repeat
sixty-six times the articles of the
civic code.
NO VBRIFIOATION
VEEDED .AT HOME
VERN:BODY 1N QSTAWA TA.
MILIAR
WIT. =IS CASE,
,joe Brown's Wenderfeti Escape
ne Death is New an Old and
Oft Told Story to the People
of his Own. Town.
Oshawa.. Ont,, March 3peciel)
—While interese in Joe Brown's case
has been revived by the Teeent pub-
licethin of the facts in so many pae
peree Oshawa people are well oe-
quainted with the whole circum-
stance, Mr. Brown'ti father-in-law,
Aik John Allin whoee place Of business
is right in the centre of the tows,
has, however, had to answer many
questiops recently, but, as be was
very elose to Mr. Brown durMg
the whoie of his painful experiences
in '97 and '98, be finds this an easy
matter.
Mr. Arlin is quite an enthusiastic
as Mr. Brown himself, and never
tires telling, the story of bow Doeld's
Kidney Pills compiered disease, and
saved Mr. Brown's life. HQ says ;
• "We didn't think be would ever
live through it, lee aloe get strong
and be able to work. but the pills'
made him all right oud well in
Anne time, and tbe best of it all i,
that the mire has stood the test o
time. It nowt be three and a hal
yeers since. and as vou /mow he's
front the point of view of -the Cier's PaSSettgers carried. 'rile:, 'were 1113 etrong and hearty to -day and has
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44geo.ki amosow 4404014116$060 egawas-
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Frost Wire Fence is a Strong Num
The To wiree and 6 stay fetice has he4YY uprinhis. There is not
weak spot in ite constreetien. It will laet Olive theme as Meg as other
fences. Place per order fee rx0St rence, setisractieri gTairenteed.
treettefeensitelesee. TtlE FROST WIRE fENCE LID.. WELLAND, Ont,
IF V WANT P FBIOka FOR TOUR
Butter, Eggs, Pau Apples otTor Produce
DAWSON OOMMIWAT TUIThiltdidi TORONTO
Coreespoedence Se:Netted.
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Every Mato —
A "Lighter
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TELEPHONE
PARLOR
administration. encouraging from millions. Next. came the London II been ever eeneo Doors Ridney ruts, Dar es Salaam. WW1
time of the political reformer. The and North-Western with 82 millione. eent biut been te, the shop:. ,‘
y e 4 1 aro inane ethos in tonal
!discontented clement in 1890 has de- bong. !who havo recently been reminded of
eedoped until to -day it includes the • I this wonderful cure of a :warningly
• whole of Russian society outside To (yet enForttene, ortneooN1II opeleee case W110 And no trouble in
swan mintent which constithe e the, The Great Western carried 80 mil- T1 ce * "
court circles,
UNREST IS WIDESPREAD.
Thonsands of Women Throughont equeetieni peasants. woreingmen.
Canada in a Similar Condition students, prtifessors and landed pro -
Words of Ro• pe to Sufferers. Prietors," savs a, writer on Ruseinn + 1
In countless• homes throughou will declare that the people
• life in the Deutscbe Revue. "and aii Persentally conducted excursions
beim i Tuesdays and Thursdays front •nia. The hottest place on •earth last
or cago and Wednesdays from New Eng -
Canada, 'where health and happluess had enough of a Government
of an ndmimetration. l'ebiee land. Illustra.ted pamphlet sent o
ehould reign supreme. the Ruiner 'rather
receipt of two cent stamp by S. A.
tvoilitiess and diseases or women are WINK to wish only to multiply
responsible for an • atmosohere of traarimeis and vexations.” Hutchison. Manager. 212 Maxie
hopelessness and despair. "I his kl‘V- Lack of unity Of administrative
tul condition is largely due to a mita policy stud of uniformity in its up -
understanding of the proper manner pheation •eggra.vates the eituntiou, sband---"how do you like your
In which to effect a. cm'e for female The comparatively nbeiell methods new gill?". Wife--"U'en, she ivories
troubles of all kinds. Dr. Williams* of M. de 1Vitte climb with the Droe Inc!a little harder them the IDA one
Pink riffs have been niore teesfu cenian rule of XL Pobietionostcheff. but she is more "respectful,"
in eases of this kind. than any other The Government, with one hand un -
medicine, and they should be in eta does what it has done with the if. 1
AND WASU1NGT'ON.
Chicago & North-Western Ry. from
Chicago daily, March and April, on -
1Y 50.00 for berth tn tourist car.
callitig up the facts. and none are
440w to give all the credit to Dodd's
Kidney
street, Chicago.
ery home, and should be used by her.
*eery woman who is not perfectly For instance\ hi a general way
hearty and •strong. airs. Fred. Mute satisfaction has been given to the
PhY, a well-hnoton resident of Pub- students, but the retaliatory mea-
nie° head. N.S., eheerfully beers ures visReil upon the worniligmen
testimony to the great value of Dr.
Williams' nine Pills in woman's ail-
ments. Mrs. Murpley says;—"A few
years ago my health was completely
broken down, iny troubles beginning
in ene of the ailments 'Which po fre- were recalled and an almost complete.
truently afflict ery sex. Wes a Amnesty was proznieed them. Cou-
great sufferer from *violent attaeles of trast these concessions with the
pain which would Seize rile in the treatment meted out to the incline -
"stomach and around the heart. It trial strikers, The latter were
Is impossible for me to desembe the
agony of the spasms. Several times
the doctor was hastily summoned,
my friends thinking me dt.ing. I was
• wholly unable to oedema my house-
hold work, and was wider medical
treatment all through the summer,
but without benefit. :111.tt appetite
left mei my heart would palpitate
,violently after the least exertion,
and I was pale and enuelated. My
husleend urged inc to try Dr. Wil-
liams* Pink Pills, and procured me a.
supply. After using the pins a. eau -
„pie of weeks, I could feel that they
were helping me, and after using
,seven bottle, I was fully restored
to health, From that time until the
spring of 1901 I enjoyed the best of
health, but at that time I felt run
down, and suffered front pains in the
hack. at once got some inore of
hr. Williams' Pink Pills, arid they
soon put me all right, and I am now
reeling better than. have done for
years. I cannot praise these pills
-
too much, nor can I too strongly
• urge those' who are ailing to test
their evonderful health restoring vir-
• tues.”
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills go right
to the root of disease, by making
new, rich blood, and -restoring shat-
tered nerves. In this way they cure
such troubles aS the functional ail-
ments., of wo.men, restore the glow of
'health to sallow cheeks, cure palpi-
tatton of the heart, anaemia, head-
ache, indigestion, kidney and liver
troubles, rheumatism./ partial pale
itlysie, St. Vitus' dance, etc. Be sure
you get the genuine with the full
name "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People," on every box. , you
do not find , • them at your dealers,
they. will be, mailed postpaid at 50e.
a box, or six boxes for $2.50, by
addressing ,the Dr. Willianis Medicine
B
Go., r ockVille, Ont.
James Reid, an English soldier,
72 years old, wile had served
through the Crimean .campaign with
, the Royal Artillery, and distin-
guished hiroselk for bravery at Se-
bastapol and Dalakla,va, was as-
phyxiated by gas in New York re-
cently.
rv,inard s Liniment Cures Di litteria
London's Are brigade cost over
.4,230,000 last year, and the staff is
who aided the •students are terrible. now 1,125 TOOL and has 211 horses.
IlARSTINESS ON STRIKERS, Stems Mt cough
Students wbo have been sent to and works off the cont.
Laxative Eronneleulaine Tablets cure a cold
their regiments in consequence of the In one dee. No Ultra No Pay. Price 25 °cote,
disturbances at Moscow and Kiel.
moved by hundreds from factories,
workshops, and mines.
In ordinary circumstances it would
Lave been held sufficient to send each
man back to the -village he tante
from. 011 this occasion a worse
thing was done. The workingmen
were dispersed in the very villages in
which, not being their own, they
have no right to land, and where
they can with difficulty lind employ-
ment. If the Government had meant
to turn them into vagabonds and
incendiaries no better way could have
been devised.
VACILLATION IN POLICIES.
aoms•••••••••
ire (who has been refused a kiss)—
"It 'lased to be an easy matter to
kiss you. What has tome over
you?" She—"My doctor told me
must take more exercise."
Similar irrationality, contradiction
and vacillation in the Government's
financial and economic policies, de-
spite the prestige of M. de Witte, the
"heaven -born Minister of Finance."
In France and Belgium when orders
do not come in, blast furnanes are
closed down one after another, but
commands are issued to the Rus-
sian workshops to go on producing
all the same, even if at a loss, for
Russia "must nave her face."
Stocks of cast iron slumber in the
sheds awaiting the buyer who does
not come, yet the latest supplies for
tho Trans-Siberifen Railway were
ordered from the United States, for
America had to be well paid for cer-
tain Moment]. services.
Recent harvests have been very
poor. • Famine is more and . more be-
coming epidemic. Yet the order has
goue • forth to the Russian news-
papers not to talk of famine ; and
the Viedomosti, one of •the most
truthful of the protestants against
such journalistic censorship, .has been
suppressed.
CONCESSIONS OF NO AVAIL.
Everything else in Russia's domes-
tic economy is to match, and it is in
a multitude of facts of this nature
Frederick D. Underwood, who has
been slated for president of the Nor-
thern Pacific or Burlington roads,
entered t,he railwaer set -v ice in 186S
as , brakeman Oil the St raui
.fle Was elected preeident of
!3( 1,i Erie railroad early this
Biliousness Bareleus Lira—Tee bilious
man is never a companionable unin be-
eause his ailment renders bim morose and
gloomy. The complaint is not so danger
nus as it is disagreeable. Yet no one need
-niffer from it who can procure Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills. By regula.tina the liver
and obviating the effects of bile in the
stomach they restore men to cheerfulness
and full vigor of action.
180 paper -making limns control
221 paper mills in England. Scot-
land has 61 mills, owned by 51 dif-
ferent -firms.
FREE TO MOTHERS ONLY.
To every mother of young children
who will send us her name and ad-
dress plainly written on a postal
card, we will send free of all charge
a valuable little book on the care of
infants and young children. This
book has been premixed by a physi-
cian who has made the ailments of
little ones a life study. With the
book we will send a free sample •
of
Baby's Own Tablets—the best medi-
cine in the world for the Ini1101`
mouth of infants and young children.
Mention the name of this paper and
address Tito Dr, Williame' Medicine
Coey Droekville, Ont.
$88.00 TO PACIFIC COAST.
Chicago & North-Western Illy; dur-
ing the months of March and April
$30.00 from Chicago to Helena, But-
te, Anaconda, Ogden and Salt Lake
City; $30.50 Spokane; $33.00 Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland,
Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver, Victor-
ia and a large number of other
points. Tourist Sleeping Cars daily
to the Pacific Coast. For maps and
particulars apply to nearest ticket
agent or address B. 11. Bennett, 2
East ICing street, 'Parente, Ont.
London Bridge is at present 53 feet
wide. This will be lecreased' to 65
feet when the proposed alterations
are Onished.
•
There never ww-,. anti_ never will be, n
universal pzetinceii. in one remedy, for all
ills to which flesh is heir—the very nature
of many curatives being „such that were
(7ie g,eries of ether and anterenely seaeed
diseases rooted in iche system of the
patient—)%hat would relieve one ill in
:urn would aggravate the other. We
have, however,..,,in Quinine Wine, when
obtain able in a sound Unadulterated
state, a remedy for Many and grevious
By its g,radmil and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into convalescence
and strength, by the influence which Qui-
nine exerts onNatere's 0w 11 restoratives.
It relieves the droopitig spirits of these
with whom a 011501110 state of morbid des
pendency aud lack of interest in life is a
disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound and refreshing sleep --
imparts vigor to the action of the blood,
which being stimulated, courses through-
out the veins, strengthening the healthy
animal functIons of the System, thereby
m akin g 1ICt1VI ty 11 ii ecessary 'result,
strengthening the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs. which naturally
de noind increased subetauee--restilt, ifll
Proved appetite. :`.corthrop & Lyman of
Toronto, have triven to the public their
superior Quinine Wine 3131 13110 esiial rate;
and, gadged by the opinion of., scientists.
ti , w)ne oproaeltes nearese nerfectiolt eg,
any in the market. All druggists sell it,
Year was on the Persian side of the
thdf of Persia. During ten eonseeu-
tive in July and August, the
temperature never fell below 100 de -
SETTLERS' LOW BATEs WEST,
Chicago & North-Western R`y; ev-
ery day during March and April.
Colonist one-way second-class tick-
ets, at very low rates from Chirago
to points in Colorado. Utah, Mon-
tana, Nevada, Idaho, Orego», Wash-
ington, California, Victoria. Vancou-
ver, New Westminster, Nelson. Boss -
land and other points in gootemey
District. Also special round-trip
Homeseeleers' tickets on first and
third Tuesdays, March, April and
May. Full particulars from nearest
ticket agent or B. IL Bomett. Gen-
eral Agent, 2 East Xing St., To-
ronto, Ont.
.01,ompemoo.../
lorrtnee le the only tountry in Eur-
ope that bas • increased her wheat
acreage in the last year
4,....0.•••••••••
To tuna A. COLO RI oNE DAL
Take Laxative Brame Quinine Tablets. An
&valets refund. the money if it Wld bemire,
E. W. GrOla'S signature I on eaoh box. 25e.
It has been agreed that the number
6 is to staid for danger in the Alps.
Six calls, six shots, or six flashes
will call for help.
For Over Sixty Years
Mits. Wisstew's SOO:nnktt :Irinue has been used In
minimiser mothers for their children while teething.
Iteaothea the Child, softens the gums, altar% pain, cures
wind collo. regulates the etomach and bowel,, 00(1 11 the
best remedy for Diarrhina. Twenty -live cents a bottle.
Sold by druggiSta throughout the world. Le sure and
ask fur "line. WINsI.Oirs 800TIONO StitUr."
The latest*battleships of the King
Edward VII. class are to bave four
twelve -inch gius, four nine -point -
two's, and ten .six-inch,
,
BOW,are of Ointments for Catarrh
that contain Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completelyderange the whole system
when enterhog it through the mucous surfaces.
Snob cuticles ehould never be used. except on
prescript bens from reputable physicians, as the
damage they via do isten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Care, manufactured by F.X. Cheney & Co.. To-
ledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the blood. and
raucous surfaces ot the system. In busing
Hairs Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gem'
Ina It is tekeninternaby,and made in 'roledo
Ohio, by P. I. Cheney & Co. Tostimoniale
free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75e per bottle.
Ball's Family Pills are the best.
num East Africa, has gro 4
von years front a village of
tires, to be a town with U00 Euro-
peans and 21.000 natives.
1100101111101110016 QOM ID COM.
She --"It is coniforting • to me to
know that woman's hand rules the
world." Re—''Yes, but you must
not forget that man's hand holds .11
mileh of 'the time,"
MANY AIWA NTAGES OVER
OTHER. LINES. •
That the Now York Central
possesses groat aelvatit ages
over other iineS cannot be
gainsaid, and they aro too
numerous to enumerate, but
few of the principal features
are: the great trail service
• (twelve •express trains each
way between Buffalo and New
York), four tracks • and the
Grand Central Station the on-
ly station in the city of New
Yorn.
'1'his s the, route of the
famous Empire State Ex-
press.
Russia exported Iast, year 219 mil-
lion gallons of petroleum. America
exported over 901 million gallous.
Unequaled—Mr. Thos. Brimt, Tyenin
Maga, Ont.. writes:—"I IMO tO
vonfor reeDiumending r. Thamosi
Eelectrie Oil for bleeding piles, 1 was
troulacil with them for nenrlo fifteen
years, and tried almost everything I
could. hear or think of. Some *Idiom
would give, me temporary relief, hoh nOne
won't!, effeet a core. I tom now been
free from the distressing complaint fOr
nearly eighteen mouths. -I lume you will
continue to recommend It."
"Maggie ---"When you brone the en-
gagement, dId you return the dia-
mond ring he gave yon?" Monger-
ethe—"Certabily not. I don't, care
for Hari.7 any more, but my feel-
ings have not changed towards the
Alm."
The Publisher of the I3e,st Intriner'e
paper in the Maritime Provinces In
writing to us states:
I would say that I do not know ol
a. medicine that bas stood the test el
time like MINARD'S LINIMENT. 11
has been. an. unfailing remedy la out
household ever since I can reniefilber,
and has outlived dozens of would lie
competitors and imitations.
The two cities 'of Manchaster in
England, and Boston in tIm United
States, are almost exactly equal in
population, while 'Birmingham. and
Baltimore are also very nearly alike.
-ONLY TOill'AL A liSTALNIC .
iiiiniher of ladiee in St. Peters.
w. have formed mtereseeiatien ted
that the eonsumption of Alcoholic
bil by' men. These ladies have
alms a dedge asly to aifflOeitite
'With Melt whn ate total obstainere,
They Advqrtlie ens s lawmen
lately thee' WOW Offen" uninio
Parineleo'A Vegetable ono pop
tiler becauto of the geed repine they made
for themselvee. That relintistion has
otown, and they now annte anto014 the
Ilret nonlicines for nte itt affaelie ef dye-
ptip-Usind bilionmehs. compliant* of the
liver:mil kidneys, rhenium -him fever antl.
egne mut the innumerable complieatione
to whiell these ailmentsgive flee.
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014 Contleman—"So you think my
daughter loi.es you. sir; and you
wish to marry her?" tfludeleighe-
"That's what I called to see about.
Is there any insanity in your fent-
ilyr Old tlentleman--"No. eirt mid
there's Dot going to be may."
LOW SETTLERS RATES.
During March and April, 1002 the
Northern Pacific will sell ONE WAY
SECOND CLASS SEVPLERS' tick-
, ts from eastern terminal points—St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Ashland, Duluth,
and the Superiors—al greatly reduced
rates to nearly all points on its main
liue, branches and connecting lines,
west of North Dakota. 'These tick-
ets to Northern Pacific points will be
good for stopover west of hope,
Idaho.
For example the rate to Portland
Cued North Pacific coast' common
points will be $25. For further de-
tailed inrormation about .these rates
call upon or write to Wm. G. Mason,
D.P.A. Nos. Pac. 2.1.5 Ellicott
Square, 33u1falo, N.Y.; or address
Chas. S'. -Pee, Oen. Pass
Agent, Nor. Pac. St. Paul, Min.
For those who have not yet ay -
ranged to buy homes in the North-
west this is a rare opportunity to go
out to Montana,. Idaho, Weshingtoe
and 'Oregon and look over the coun-
try. The good lands ate being ra-
pidly sold and the country and,
towns are prosperoes- ay. growing.
Ranch lands, farm lands. fruit lands,
timber hinds are all to be fooled. li
yoti Want to go where irrigation ren-
ders you independent of rainfall Ot
drottlh come along and • we can fie
you out. •
Some of the impottant valleys
reached by the Northern Pacific are
the Yellowstone, Gallatin, Madison,
Deer Lodge, , Bitter Robt, and Clark
Fork, in Montana, the, Palouse, Big
Bend, . Colville, Clearwater, Walla
Walla, and Yakimavalleys in Idaho,
and Washington, the Puget SOUTI d
and British Columbia, regions and
the Oregon conntry. It is a vast
'empire where clineate soil and other
advantages make of it a favored
land,
Mioard Linimfot Cures Colds, etc
Mi•••••••••(
NATIONALITY OF CHEUINAIS.
Out of every 1.000 criminals pun.
victed in England, 19 are Seotelo
21, foreigoers, 82 Welsh, 97 Irish.
and 831 English. The Irish +Crimin-
als aro therefore three times more
numerous than the Welsh told live
times more numerous than the
Scotch.
Time great tang healer le found in that
excellent medicine sold ate Ilielcie's Anti-
Cousnuiptive Syrup. It KOO/IICS and 41-
minisbe6 the sensibility of the membrane
of the throat anti air passages, SIMI 18 a
sovereign remedy for all touglie, cold",
hoarseness, pain or bareness in the chest,
bronchitis, etc. !tiles euxed many when
supposed 10 1)0 far advanced in consampt
sioni
"Oh, doctor," exclaimed It alien..
niatic patient, " :t suffer dreadfully
with my bands and feet." "But, my
dear sir," rejoined the physician.
''just try to think how Much 1110011-
venionen, you would suffer without
them."
linarii's Liniment Cures Distemper
The girl with elle beau to her
string stands a better chance of not
being an old maid than the girl with
a dozen.
N. 13
368
SALESMENvon 4AUTOSPHY "
WANTED
Beet compressed -air sprayer made. Sample
machine free.-0Avens SIMS., Gait, Oet.
is a satin ot aiio,ati preparation. it
oures Geld floret, DitsulpSid Hat"
Wounde or Sltin DIDORS08, It 18 not
aneasthotio,, but a healer—VIE SCIVER-,
mot kigAttn. Largo BOXfitg 2So.
gists. or Ills ciiondino ea., Toronto,
150 Kinds for 20c.
113 18 a feettbet kalzer's vegetable and flower
Seede are found in inore gardens
and on more 5trnisibn any other
In America. There le reason for this.
We own and operate over WOO acres for
r.he PrOdu e t l onotOlnc
se6d in
erdertIiaducoioto tryt;:vetnaftueionwtuup:t
r'0061:2111:cotteern:ta pottipaid
20 Mats ef nost leach's. radishes,
12 ungelltect earliest *lateen,
vit sort's &aloes tomatoes, ,‘
21 peorlosi lotitisovariatios,
12 splendid' boot sorts,
64 gorgeous'7 besettf el gowar
In al.1160 Wade PolAttVeittlrillahing
bustele Ot Chanttirlis Mayan mid
Iota and lots of chtlee 'vegetables,
together with our greet catalogue
tolling fit about Teosinte and keit
°avail's Bromus and /Welts, onion
seed at 60e. a pound, etc., 011 151
20c. In Canadian stomps.
JOHN A. SALEER SEED CD..
LA C/orse.Wia
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