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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-7-17, Page 3STORIES OF TIIE ?EAR ICITGOOKNER'S. latEALINGS. WITH. • ThES POEES. .Se Ialteeeeting leeeidenta -ei the NeaetiatieThe.Priet tothe .Weate gad. • Ilialmeatedity . Ono. of tbe meat • . eeptional feeturee: .of tbis a:Nr..40°1141 war against the Boer liepablieslea perhepof auy -etrogglo „Over record- ed in the taigas of bistorye bas: been Gm Wanner in which, tbe vatapdebed elite- leas aceepted 141te verdict. of battle, writes a enereepondetit of the Landoo Eat/rests,' llate, -them is it -possible for amre boa the not jareodireel intellagenee or farther to manitaio that the - peace. of South, Airma, bee a:milt. to feet Irma the bitternessof future geoeratioae wben, the geoterotion w!bielt )as :Walt Peen the one to. ea- perieree the bit.tereass of a lost cause has welcomed in ece cbeerful and meaty et spirit the natal desceoe pa-ma:tee of umbilici/est for which it . bee eleen so much of its Wood ? How umeh of this homey .event is attributalble to tbe pereormlity Lorci Kitchener is now becoming. manifesto alid touchieg tlids 1 am able to addene the .eatremely htte- t1ng testimony of an oilleer who watt leaped in view touch evit.ta 'the Beer leadero during their pourparlers with the Coniniander-in-Chief. Tbeeir were no ordinaey qualitiee whielt stirred the pblegmatic end re- tieent Deere; 1,0 a, display- of wild enthusiasm in tbe oreeepee of the /rime who had horee down their re- eistatice in tile field, Stem foe ate he had barea to them, hie- generous ond, „ chivalroue bearieg in the hour .of his iind trilampli everted a powerfu4 in- fluencc. tapoi their ultimate deeision to imve done with ever. • It` ITCII EN BROS WAY. Tim °facer refereed to gebov•e had Matey converatt leas with the Peer leeelers ti4ar18g the period of the tote oegothetione. treetereittila with Po We ii1fele:reel. Who .eethileited wide. Celan, col race reatdeet, ot many 01 their atteatettas to get Vetter .torMs from the- Coonnereletehondet, tie:anal Pellarey aoieritted ese ef interelewa, with I.tati Kiteleeteer in which. imetie en eormet en- deavor 'to obtain aix arreittice (balm the preeerett-s of the iiegoliatioime "I told Lima" d1Peloreat -thet emosideecti it extreately unfair for his aolinelite tO gollap aleolet the Corallere7 after tray commeradoete while I was bere to .dieemee the possibilitv of a peaeefed understendiug With Your PeoPlo- MY men were deprived 1*104 of their learner, and placed at an tilla fair dieadvantaree- "It wan uo good, though." tone. tinned the Doer .general, "Kitchener turne4 to me and replied- t aleueral Delany, I am not; awere that .anyone astied you te Common soaps destroy the clothes and render the bands liable to eczema. t4 iit=mcze EXPEJKS Asa the gellageaPar. come in. You can go mat again to- merrow. if yell liked " Lord Kitchener. it seems, whenever it. was neeeesary to matte it clear Ceylon Tea Is the finest Tea the world produces; and is sold Orb! in lead packets. Black% Mixed and Green. eaele tea 4ritlIcers try "Wade Green ten, o spit their venom there will be at' tended With as fatal results to their objects and their agents aumeg the that he held, the whip hand, never Boer Oghting men Who have sworn. besitoted to do SO, but inyariebly allegiance to King Edward aS at the employed a kindly and considerate heart of the empire itself. manner, and never once In ecx doing Well wOuld it be if the world could hurt the susceptibilities of his hewn ballo heard tho cheers which greeted foes, or wounded the amour pro- Lord Kitchener's words to the Boers pre. No one Is mere emphatic on at Vereelliging-tilot be was "glad this subject than those who, on I to get so S13°457 gra314 S*1°' many pouts found him quite ura trending at Vereeniging and Pretoria. ONE r on 'Tun BOY. They were well aware they were Pr, dam Kerr. an inspector ot asning more than they had any schools in Scotland. tells the folkoh- right. to expect, and wheobere-lbw story: "An inspector in the 11 jected their demands with a sort of ',examieation a a. Onset in ectey n genIaI1ty. 4te iarghed OW the telling of theta afterwards, A NEAT REPLY, For instance. Cbrietian De Wet eetemed thorough ly to Miley dceerilo ing how be toweled the num ef Khartoum over the continua:lee our occupation of be country with a large militory force, which. he proteeted. would be au undesirable ellftrg0 oi t110 reS001Vcs of the and a handietip to ito eedy develemnent. reetic observed thot one boy had not anewered e, Lein& glieSti0111 Ponvet- 17. Wishing to diFetWee if the boy was hopelessly stupid. he unintene tiolioily "yet a -going a good Imegli" -dust himeelf y woe of bis epee - ;ens. Tbe school was in a fishing -Plageand the queetion was on it euajeet with which he Taman:al the boy Wee Mmillar, 4Suppo-e," the inepeetor Feld, "there was .0 Falmon that weighed 10 poid WI it was to be Fold -I tote pewee eaue aa Wed otaha at iht a pound, what wireal the sale must stainlate for the witbdrawal ulcc 1»worth'?" of the whole of your army at the T° th1.8 the haY at "ca repilea; earliest, possible die after the signee,, "it wudna Le worth eatiug." tine of oeoce. Kitehener'a only re- ply was : " 'Para be ebk1Ii." fact Gaut Abe Boer leader could tell a story of ON Mud and laugh at It as a thoroughly good agate, illaieeretive ot tae attempt egad rapture to get over the reitleli , enander-ineeliter. is ext-ellent evidenne ' of the epirit in width Peer , and Bram rIU laneetorth live tog -Mier, indeed. Kitetereate non on eteeentiel 1601113119 1141F. teen one of the Main caliees of the unhomaled coloolration which *Le Doers are twee er tired of eaarterelag for Me 14iitiFii ! leader. "While Pe atet was with us. (bar - NI the peeve etegetiations," ewe my informant. "he tehond biniteif most genial sportsman:, Smellier, .11pleamell tim more than to Join in a rougheartiatumble game of foottall !with officers and men alike, and he has thanue a tralliteatleate Orel. favorite. "I bad sunny a talk with him about the recent operations. and in touching upon the subject of the cattle drives, through the bloelibouse eutanglements be Made a, etrange statement which will give the coup le grace to true romance lone atrio- dated with Ws! Theme. Ire deelare4 that on neither occasion when be was reported to have Imolai: through in this ingeulous Wilton was he pre- eeet-a tetatenient which, oe I told him, was very comforting to me per- sonally, as I at the time catupled one of the blockhoueee thomehe rte spousible for his eecape from cap- ture. "It Is may justice to the late enemy, when so much feeling has been aroused during the course of the struggle by violations of tbe cus- toms of civiliteed warfare, to leave nothing unsaid which may possibly , tend to lee -sen the culpability of our opponents in any resreet. Perhaps nothing has given rise to So much indignation as the :warder of Lieut. Miers of tbe Somersets, who was in command of a party of South Afri- can Constabulary in the Orange Free State. It will be remembered that Lieut. Miers went out alone to confer with some Boers who had ap- proached his post, and was shot dead within sight of his men. CLEARING A SCANDAL. 'The murder of this splendid and enthusiastic young officer was a, das- tardly act, to which I Should not have referred again at this juncture had not certain circumstances come to my knowledge which, while not in any way excusing the COITUIliSSi011 of the deed, show that the feeling of to it had a very legitimate origin. exasperation leading 'The commando to which the mur- derers belonged had been in treaty for surrender, and were directed to come in at nierspont. Instead, however, if Miers being informed of this arrangement, he was bit in complete ignorance of what he should havo been on the look -out for. Con- sequently, on the approach of the Boer commando at the time agreed upon he set his men. in array and gave it a particularly warm recep- tion. The 'Boers retired with con- siderable lossand furious at what seemed to thein like a piece of de- liberate treachery. It was in re- venge for this that poor Miers- was lured •to his death, a victim of a piece of culpable negligence on the part of some brillia.nt member of our British staff.' To turn to pleasanter matters, one is better able to -understand Mr. Kruger's decision to return no more to South Africa .When eine learns the things that are being said of him and his "doctor" by the men Who are now singing ' `God Save the King" and ``Rule Britannia." He is well advised to avoid an encoueter with those whom he so basely desert- ed in thbir hour of need. It is said that he and his Hollainl- er doctor are hoping, in alliance with German haters of England, to initiate a new agitation against Bri lash rule in South Africa. "The Hollander it as a burgher well said, ` `o verestimates his power • and influence. 13y none is he more hated and despised than py the Duteh of the late republics, whom he robbed." • It will he well for the Germans A SURPRISED DONOR, a-- SAID A CASE OP ST. VITUS' DANCE COULD NOT BE CURED. Called One Day and Pound the Patient Ironing and Learned That Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Had Succeeded Where Other Medicines Had railed. The sufferer from St. Vitus* dame, even in a mild form, is much to be pitied, but when the diSCASO JISSUM011 an aggravated form the patient is usually as lielplesa as an infant, and has to be watched with as much care. St. Vitus' dance is a disease of the nerves and must be treated through them, and for this purpose there Is no other medicine in the world acts so speedily as Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills, Proof of this Statement is found in the cure of Mies Louise turfman, whose home Is at Pouelter's Mills, Ont., who was cured by these pills after two doc- tors had failed to benefit her in the least. The young lady's mother tells the story of her daughter's illness as follows :-"I do not think it possible anyone could be afflicted with more severe form of St. Vitus' dance than that which attacked my daugh- ter Louise. Her arms and legs would twitch and jerke her ince was .drawn and finally her left side be - Came numb as though paralyzed. elneo doctors attended her, but their treatment not only did not help her but she grew steadily worse. Her tongue became swollen, her speech thick and indistinct, and she could neither sit still nor stand still. She could not hold anything in her hand and it was necessary to watch her all the Ulna as we feared she would injure herself. The doctor who at- tended her told me she would never get better, and it was then that I 'decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After she had taken two boxes we could see an improvement in her condition. Her appetite improved, she could sleep better and the spasms were less severe. l'razn that on there was a marked improvement in her condition, and one day the doctor who had said she could not get bet- ter called while passing and- Lound her ironing --something she had not been able to do for months. I told him it was Dr. Williams' rink Pills that was curing her and he said, "Well, 7 am surpaised, but continue the pills, they will cure her." She used in all eight or ten boxes, and , is now as healthy a girl as you will find anywhere, and she has not since had a syinptom of the trouble." If you are weak or ailing ; if your DerlkeS are tired and jaded, or your blood is out of condition, you will be wise to use Dr. Williams' 7 ink Pills which are an unfailing cure for all blood and nerve troubles. But Lo sure you get the genuine, v. ith the full name "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peoale" on the wra per around ee ery box. Sold by all medicine dealers or sent post paid at , 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 to realize at once that for the ere_ by writing diveot to the Br- sent they are a discredited race in Medichie Co., Broelcaille, Ont, south africa, and that. any atttcheete. TIIAT WAY DANGER A torn with meitches 4144 a thor- ough etaraidarteradeoarerair appeer-,, Allee oat on a lounge in UR lifdt0 Aral ; tellie4 to a group Of "Yon may toll: about your liorri-1 tying eeperiaucee," be raid. °but a while ago. when I was travelling. was awatiancell frop. a sorrel sleep In the Middle of the Melia by the Cry *IliPr 1 jumpeal up and forerte0 iny soern full of animate. I ruelaeil to I the Asiudow, 'oohed out.and eaw that the hotel was one VASS 1111112111. Tiler: I elimted up on to, tbe defect my eyes, and tamped." "Mold" brolte in a. sympathetic byetarteler, "that is wily you carry there crutches, I suppose?" "No; not cm:sally. The fact is I slipped on a bit of oraoge peel tbe other day. That night my room wee on the ground floor." NOT TUE LESSON ME MEANT. A rainister recently preathea sermon, and Illustrated his point by sayinge-"You know you plant roses in Um sunshine. and heliotrope and geraniums, but if you want your fuel:sate to goea you must keep them In o. shady nook." After the ser- mon a womon came up to bbn, her face beaming with pleasure. "011, X 0111. SO grateful for that sermon." she void, clasping his bend and shak- ing It warmly. Ms heart glowed for a momente-only tor a moment, though. "Yes," she went on, fer- vently. "T never knew before what was the matter with my fuchsias." BAY'S OWN TABIalaaS. COMO as a Message of Hope to all Tired and. Woeried Mothers. In homes where Baby's Own Tab. lets axe used cross and fretful child- ren are unknown. The little Ones are cross because * they are ailing and these Tablets are the best medicine in the world for stomach, bowel and teething troubles. They will make your baby well told keep it well, and they are guaranteed to contain no ingredients that can barna the small-, est, weakest infant, Mothers every- where give these Tablets the highest praise. Mrs. R. MoMitster, Cooks- town, Ont., says :-"My baby was much troubled with constipation and • indigestion, and was very restless and peevish at nights. I gave her Baby's Own Tablets and she is now regular and rests well. I also find that the Tablets are a great help during the teething period." Children take these Tablets just as readily as candy and crushed to a powder they can be given to the youngest, feeblest infant with none but good results. Sold by all deal- ers, or sent post ;aid at 25 cents it box by writing direct to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Broc.kville, Out., or Schenectady, N.Y. 4 ".Are you aware of the fact," re- marked Miss Cutting, "that I am a mind reader?" ''Nevali suspected it, weally," answered young Soft- leigh. "Would you -am -object to weeding my mind, doncher know?" "Certainly not she replied. "13ring it with you the next time. you call." IMPERIAL. MAPLE SYRUP The qualitystandard from ocean to ocean. Your money back if not • satisfactory. Rose & Laflamme, Agents, Montreal Monkey Brand Soap removes all stains, rust, dirt or tarnishr-buti won't wash clothes. • Minard's Linimeut Cures LaGrippe, Oh, the flying -machine some day will And through the ether roam, But on its collapse, The horse, perhaps, Will be asked to date- it home. re mix A COLD 1'11 ossr r. tot Take Laxdzivo Brom o Quini i,e Tablets A.1 clezegats rL•itInd the Inn:.,* kr 4101,1 to Cltrk!. E. W. arevenerezeneare, is ea oech beX.Ina Tfl$COT$C0EEP. At a small SCPaita gathering recent- ly the talle upou that sell:awl:at welieworn topic, mothers-in-law, One of the, party, Mr. who is bipa- self uot the most amiable of ruen, indulged in a good deal of Olean eareasm at the expense of the lodiee In question. "Nevertheless, gentlemen," he con- cludea, with, a self -approving "You will scarcely believe it. but the fact is 1 lived Ove years Oa the house with ney mother-in-law and we oever bad a siugle quarrel. What do you think of that?" "I think,'" said a dry old Scots- man who was preserit-"I think tht. a lt speaks vera wee l tor yer nOther- italaw. ma main- and :-- subsid- ed. Odd gmieral laughter. IIERBIO LIFE, IT,H AN EYE SINGEE TO TIES GOOD OF PIER .FELLOW -WEN SHaa‘ TOILED. be Story of Eliza, H. Varoey, at Blot:anneal, •Oot.--Sperit Matey Years imea Seevice. of Sai'atly Seerillee to the laeor ,ap,4 alioistered to Their Pleyeical - • Well aa Spiritual Waote. loomaeld, Opt., riulY Toa(SPvCicl) --Our .ecurenamity boasts of having within it one of the most devoted - 'Christian woreen that. ever toiled i: tbe world's ()weed and • blea4ed by God, thi seleseerifieieg beceine and Ler Moe hand, • -eineo deceeeeri, event, many years of 'fait idol pentoral work in dieerenteparta of the coal:wet. Elizabeth 11.- Varney, relict of the late hei.i Verney, le now 73 years of ege,; ante livieg in Oulet retiree mane large . She is at member of the Statiety of the Ohl Orthodox, Vriencis aud lkis eimple oeceetelotang eociety never -.bad a 111Q10 humble or Mole. worthy Member, - It is of her work among the Deula, Imboro our OWT6 Gaoacien nertla west teen she loveti mast to eaeak. and 14-4v3AF and livid are her recollect - tions etti Gate poeullar ever*. One .of the greatest dinieulties this .devotarawenzan had to contend with was dieezee taming Ler poor reople. But eler had coneed laereelf with a remedy that was as 1441.fidilliig as her own • eleariateedlodths iiitluey were llae weapons elet need to drive out sirlitatate, • Sorae acorn before elm bed tried and proven Pm value ofthis great me4leate in her ow:: alga whet: theerateeed with Dropsy and etaffering vita Rheumatism. They bad com- pletely restored her, and when she found that, the prevailing trouble among the Potailiabor• people was Kidney- Difr...e.e and Propny she knew that Pooldai Kidney Pills would be her must yid:table aid in ber good work. She tells of ono poor young wo- man Among thin people who was' suaerieg se severely with the Drorsy that elie 1V418 terribly bloated alt over and confined to ber bed. Tbe Lady allesiouary left it few of Dedd's Kidney Pills and immediately rent for three more boxes. R10 W(10 rewarded for her efforts by the complete recovery of the young W0111011. Dead's Kidney Ville have received tbis worthy woman's most, emphatio eioloreation. . 4 Before a recruit can be said to have jolted the British army his name must be entered sty -two times, and that of his superior ofa- • cer twenty-nine times, in tate docu- ments, required by the War Cake. A Cure for Itheurnatisna-The intrusion of uric acid into the blood vessels is a fruitful al,use of theumatie pains. This irregularity is owing to it deranged and el:heathy condition of the liver. Any one subject to this painful affeetion will findd a remedy in Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. Their action upon the kidneys is pronounced it id most beneficial, and by restoring healthy action, they correct Im- purities in the blood. A statistician gives the number of newspapers in the world at 83,000. About one-sixth of these have the largest circulation on earth. Mioard's linimant for Rheumatism, 'The Archbishop of Canterbury takes rank as the first peer of the realm. ituurti's Homo me beit RE Restorer. In the past 12 years, 306 trains have been robbed in the United States. Sixteen were held up last year. He Has Tried la -MrJohn Anderson, "Unless, writes: venture to say few, if any, have received greater benefit from the use of Dr. Themes' Eclectric 011, than I have. I have used tt regularly for over ten years, and have recommended it to all sufferers I knew of, and they also. foiled it of great virtue in cases of severe bronchitis and incipient consumption." There are °720 different photos in existence of the German Emperor, and over 300 of King Edward VII, For Orr Sixty Tears. As OLD Alm Wonr,-Tarno REMEDY. - Mrs. wieshnes eooth leg eattp has been used for over -sixty you by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect E11.0003S. I ootho tke softens the gums, allays all pain, cures witid.tolic, and io the host mealy for Diarrhoea.. Is p:oo,tant to the tome. Sold by dynggi.ta in every part of the med. wenty.iive ecnts a bottle. Its value is incalculable. :Se sure s,nd ask for Airs. Wing:eves Soothing Syrup, =at Lake niutiteLitind. "Speaking of pretty the cynical • bachelor, beauty may be a jaw women," said ' 'a thing of for ever." Lee- mud' (71Z, micrS4cAt e3e,e'" The Dawson Commission CO! /MITE% I TCMORTO egn handie yon' POTATEIT (alive or dresseh), 3TRArtahlta1r-4* Areenh, TOM kilns, ether Fruits, lle'OETABeeS Or Pilflatie4 to goeci aileanteelnle Shipping tag.., stampa pads sepplIed. Corre5pon4 Once invited.. 'deelleteredetrialehelefertedelelertelahlehereedretelodertetolatleinli eintle+.141-1.4-1,0 4+ Non. sulpinsrom Odorless. Every Mk -- A !Well Every Metah- A Lighter -.44-.1P14 1 Pagsk. E. B. Ed d y "Headlight Parlour Tbefineetteatreneeirt the world, mule from geft oriel efeee aria aepc twa4limmelle 4I4 *i puttee in neat riltilen isexereeeseerteecefers thr . etatue00 as MatchMatches •••••7 es ra,„ Sale lea AU First Glee* Ppalors, Old Lady iocr's boy): ' you know (hat it is very rude to whistle when dealing with a lady?" Boy: -That's what the guvaior told me to do, MUM." "Told yon to whistle?" "Yesan. are said if we ever sold you auything we'd have to AvIaletie for the money." Sto tivA Cri gnaw stncl woriis off the tend. Zr Inaneageleine leb-aie cure (mad ti 900 dap Ne ewe No lay. •Price ?Octave afra. Jones; "Just think of it. There ie •a policeman vieiting our ugly old cook." Mr. Jones: **(treat Scotllow hungry that poor unto must licti" AleSerS, C. C. Richards he Co. Deer I -arse -While in the cowl 10.5t sailemer 1 was baldly bitten mosquitoes -'-se tadly that I though I would be disfigured for it couple 0 weeks. I was advised to try your Liniment to allay the irritation. and did so. The diet was more than I expected -a, few apellcations completely curing the irritation, pre- venting the bites front becoming sore. MINAIttate LINItitIENT Is also a good article to acep off tiae MOS'. quite:tee. Yours truly, W. A. ONE. Harbor Grace, Nfld., Jan. 8, 1808. 384 Fenno& 1111;#V1-1* 3 X=, Nil litloimpo bii,r4=3,101.1, E.F Si Ci ova Sw.00 V.Siosle Piall4t noilCed r-A-7nzr. S%oEnwarn;-ct 40 npatmear ic4,op. 5ahrs4,444:*rorit;r nmk*.nd 1,ZI*07 1.5 gon,o WO,. FttrueettroPL, UV. =otakekffrio.trk•Iil tO,rvr• ii al tz:tvf 0 ;itrAturczko,*01444,mr* RiCA IL5.Xire,.C.1fmi.71117,C*.t.,c44Vs;11, '01,43yrs, F.10,1:40001CateX. rcAtild __. _ Tom: 'I don't thin% III ever go op •enough courage •to ask you t marry me. You know faint hear never won fair holy." Belle (blush- ing); "B -but I'm dark." d••••••• Do Not Delay. ---When, through debili- tated digestive orgaus, poison. finds ite way into the blood, the prime eonside.- etion is to get the poison out es amidly and at: thoroughly its poseible. Delay may mean disaeten Parmelee's Veeee- table Pills will be found it most valunble and effective medicine to aesail the in- truder with. They never hal. They ge at once to the at of the trouble caul work a permanent cure. A DOZEN FAST TRAIN'S TO NEW YORK. Tjis is nearly as many as all other lines put together, and all fast, through, express trains, the fare by which ie the same as by other lines. except by Empire State Express. Mention the New York Contrite to your ticleet agent when purchasing e 001 ticaet. Olive oil freezes at 36 degrees above zero; water at 32; milk at. 30; blood at. 25; and liquid am- monia at 46 below zero. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the gerlite of smell and completely dersin.ge the whole system when entering it through the Mucous surfacod, Such articles ehould never be used except on prescriptions from reptatble physicians, as the damage they wind° Wen fold to the good you can possibly died ve from them. Mena Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J. Cheney & Co., To- ledo, O., contains no immure., end is taken in- ternally, acting directly upon the blood and Inne0114 surfaces of the syetem. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gonu ine. It Is token internally,and mado in Toledo Ohio, by F. .1. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price 750 per bottle. Hairs Family Fills aro the best. The vine does not grow above 2.- 300 feet above the sea. The oak ceases at 8,850 feet, and the fir at 7,000 feet. Why will you allow a. cough to lacerate your throat and lungs and run the risk of filling a consumptive's, grave, when, by the tiinely use of Bickle s Anti -Consump- tive Syrup the pain eau be allayed and the danger avoided. This syrup Is pleasaue to the taste, and unsurpassed for relieving' healing and curing all affections of the throat and lungs, cold, coughs, bron ehitis, etc., etc. 869 novels were published in the United States last year by 467 au- thors. Only 50 of these wrote more thau olie boot. 800 writers were meta and 158 women. Minard's Liniment Is the best, Spain holds the record for cheap working of her railways-. Only 48 per cent. of the gross earnings are spent in management. $50.00 ROUND TRIP TO CALI- FORNIA Chicago & North-Western R'y from Chicago, August 2 to 10. The new Overland Limited, the 'incurious ev- ery -day train, leaves Chicago 8.00 .m. Only three days en route. Tin - rivaled scenery. Variable routes. New Drawing Room Sleepipg Cars and Compartment Cars, Observation Cars (with telepbone). All meals in Dining Cars. 13ufTet Library Cars (with barber). Electric lighted throughout. Two other fast trains 10.00 a.m. and 11.30 p.m. daily. The best of everything. Daily and personally conducted tourist car ex- cursions to 'California, Oregon arid Washington. Apply to your nearest ticket agent or address B. II. Ben- nett, 2 East King St., Toronto. A God Things to eat Traaalleene feweasbythinic Mateo. Wine alum flormiln,Alt toont* teal in !LIBBY'S Natural Flavor Food Products wo U. it. OGvtramint Irmtcta4. Tleseheiceete. to MK simtlr,•11§ot *esti much) 15 ersarlie to, 15 imin;at Woo of 2oureene5n1eue0.uo.p.itar e,4 onto g cont. il.ea0p114131 MIX ilsOtt7A0,0191 nate*e Ion ta tato airod# si ityme tho **11.)atia.. Mg 50 vary best melds. Who 110 u 10 teale"ve to tato oaat notate FAL," 1501 litt main thee. - ant free. LItiby's Atlas ot tbr Woticlv Da&Ilta for 10 oents;oltage. all3BY, facelEILL & LIBBY. CHICAGO. 00! CI rr.ovionmvi.. There are about 9,000 thore.vlans and 18,000 Swedenborgirtne in the United Kingdom. There never was, and :lever will he univermll panacea. In one remedy, for all ills to which flesh heir -the very nature ca many curatives beingesucla tlaat were ae germs of other and differently seated &eases' rowed in the system of the patient-wbar would relieve one iU, in turn would aggravate the other. We bewever, in aninine Wine, evbert obtainable in a sound tuanduitereted elate, a remedy for many mid grevious il is. By its gradual ned judielone use, the frailest systetne are led into convalescence nail strength, by the influence evbich Qui- nine exeris onNaturele own restoratives. It relieves the droopleg spirits of those with Whom a Chronic state of morbid des pendency and leek of intereet in life is a disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves, dispases to sound and refra•ibins sleep - imparts vigor to the action of the blood, winch being stimulated, :courses tbrough- out the wins, streugthening the healthy animal functions of the system, thereby making activity a necessary result, strengthening the frame, and giving life to the digestive organs. which naturally demand increased Substance -result, im- proved appetite. Northrop & Lymau of foronto, havegiven to the pnblie their superior Quinine "tVine tit the usual rare, and, gauged by the opinion of ecientists, this wine approaches nearest perfection of any in the market. All druggists sell it. Travellers on British railways lose daily about 1,100 parcels. THE EAST TRAINS TO CHICAGO New York Central's Express Ser- vice Added To. George II. Daniels, General Passen- ger Agent of the New York Central Road, talking yesterday of the com- e any's fast train service, said that, in addition to the new twenty -hour train„ there are now four twenty- four -hour trains to Chicago, and two Eaupire Stetexeresses daily. The Twentieth Century Limited, twenty -hour train, leaves New York every clay a.t .2.45 .in. and arrives at Chicago the next mornieg at 9.45. The Lake Shore Limited leaves New York at 5.30 every afternoon, arriv- ing in Chicago • the next afternoon at 4.30. The Fast Mail, a fine twenty -four-hour train, leaves New Yoele at 8.45 a.m. every day, reach- ing, Chicago the next morning at 7.50, by both the Lake Shore and the -Michigan Central. The noonday Chicago Linaited leaves New York at 1 p.m., reaching Chicago by the Lake • Shore the • next moming at 11,50, a twenty -four-hour train, really twenty-three hours and fifty minutes. The Detroit and Chicago Limited leaves* New York at 4 p.m., reaching Chicago the net rieternoon a fourth twenty-foar-hour This is nearly es many as all other Note.a-The New York Central also has 15 trams a clay between Neev York and 13ultal 0 and Niagara Falls; 5 trains it day between New 'York and St. Lotus and Cincinnati ; trains a day beta-een New York aed Mont/eel and by its Boston and Al- bany division 4 ti a tins a day between New York and Bertoe via Spring- field.