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Mideter-
The Right Mon, Arthur Talbot
°Rscoigkie Cecil, Navvies *of Sells -
bury, eldest surviving son of the sec-
lefarquis of Salisbury by hie
first. wife, the daegbter and beir at
Bendier Gasectipine„ Esq., WM bOra
at Hatfield to 1830. Ile Wee elect-
ed member of Porlinment for Stone
!fled in 1852- He rePreeented that e,
bough in the Conservative doter, le a ffatileld Tiouse and on
Pure soap r You've heard
the words, ln Sunligbt
Soap you have the fa.ot.
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-egtate$;.- - IS much. itatereeted,
nilellinstrY and the wholerange
eaTeritueutiel.. physics. and has spent
much of his time in bis private lab,:
oratory. Lord Salisbure; was
suceessful writer an Political affairs,
at sieeeribed uis as
paper man.Uespone on. Mardi 2,
eh the rieresIty a giving in.
'eased ottention to the study of
est until his Succession to the
Marquisate On the death of his fa-
ther, APril 12. 1969. -ribile in the
Lowev House he was Uncityg. es Lord
Robert Meal. until the decease of his
elder brother an dome -14„ 186a,
when be assumed the courtesy titte
of ViScOulat CraPborae., Ile took a,
part in ail pnblic measuree that
tested the Inetabiielied China. OD
tite leading leolltical questmes, Medicine, at a ateetiog in aid of the
Ile was a frequent contributor to the flu° °I. 11-1.!° 11c(14111r° Infuln"
edenteedy ago °thee -•le received Ulster delegates
riodicals. Vit, Hatfield nit May of that e•efor. Ire
Be WAS appointed Secretary of Jr"i•velled in Ulster later- lie deliee
stoto for Indio, in July. 1806. in !eyed a remarkable inaugural ad.
Lord rerhy's third ofialluistration.Arcss att ;.; meeting of tile British
ife re:nailed on March J. 19 4,
cause of a difference of opinion &tout
the reform bill. fie WAS cleated.
Chancellor sot the University of tese
font aS SliceesSOr to tile late MIA
a Derby, Non. 12, ISO') Itt1271
and 1972 he WAS AO arbitrator in
the complicated affoirs of the Ln -
dun, Vlle:feu and Dover Railway
Company.
/le mu; appointed FieeretarF of
Sties. for India again when Dieraeli
Asnodedion et Oitford. over which he
presided. in August, 1S94. Ile in.
sisted in his address on tho necessary
tations to scientific speculetion.
Lord Salisbary matTiOd. in 1857,
Georgiano, Carolinte daughter of Pa*
Von. Alderson, of the Eeehequer
Court. who died a. few years ago.
THE NEW VREAUElt.
The Right Ifon. Atelier J. Ilan
our. Ihtt. tete, tie
w Premier, is the on
Ceylon Tea is the fines
Tea the world produces,
and is sold only in kali
packets.
lack, Mixed and Green.
tez milker& rry 444lada" Greta telie
UstEEN FOOD Atli) ROOT
=ITS 01T VOONOIWICAL RQB-Ic
rA.O.D1,17,7T1.011.
The Farmer Nay .1$14,10 F9Xage
IlatItS, filo Phiel Item, of
Ms Pig. Veed.
In tho past. some oblections have
been raised by the paeikers re the
use of forage plants and roots for
perk proeluctioa, but the light
recent, experiments would seem% It boy was engwit in nocturnal
show their Ware or obleet slit 1'$e"Ilog a short tittle ego. and I
groundless ; in fact, the qooI itt- 1",°?, 473'',41-ve4 03.7 the owner of the
faience of a considerable propor lona u"
. 'n'nus unnoticed 9Y the y011Og
a green feed or roots in the ration irdiddd". !deceit e. large stuffeil dog at
1
of a pig an scarcely bo elf -el -estimate the foot of the tree. and retired to
'ti... It. hes long been known that w4,1„1,th tint result of his strategY•
Min milk. hao 0, most borceadal in.. 4 Ale boy, about to deeeesid, observ...1
fluence upon the thrift of the pork- ed °lc, doff. and then tbe fun come
and quality of the pork, even '1744' lie WbiStled, COANed,
Iv Ica me omouot foli forms, only ti, threatened. but unavailingly. the aide
a mileage ticket, so that very °Reit
a, person will melee a telP oao•
slight expose hnv1u n the house
the means a traveling without at
the time paying out any money.
It is estimeted thet there are used
Of NeW YOrli; Ventrel mileage books
alone from seven to ten million
milee per month. Notwitlestending
that the courts have decided that
the net of the Legislature of New
York obliging railroads to. iseue
ndleage tieffets s untninstitlitional.
the !dew York Ventral still contrive
ties to eel/ there uuder the same lib-
eral conditions as before- PerhaPn
this is one of the reasons for the
teadyitiet'ease in the etesseager
ic of the New York Central and
• leased lines.
People appreciate low mike for
et and liberal arrangemente un
which the low r ates can be l. They They dislike lied tape and
ant to avoid. it as much as they
can. The direct, straight -forward
two -cent per mile mileage ticket
suits titem exactly, and practically
evererody on the Central has ope.-
From tise Buffalo ecauleterefel-
-
CHASED BY A STUFFED ONE.
fallall Part of the ration. Green. food Inn1 L"'ver flowillg. and Madl,
ytic-
Ad 'MOW Stilts A, latge bleilKtife celdinff, the bleu -dahlia settled
bO capable of suppleineutieg the
fieWs-iu view of the tremendous ex-
YettlEilefi to office in 1974, Ile date g late edit'. James Maitland Dal- daemon ift tele eat/odium, bacon, ite.
special ambaesador to the Sub" four, of Whit tinglialue. and Lady 41ustry..._41utui Inadequate supply of
Mile Porte wheat ltessia 014904sefl Blanche nery Harriet, daughter ofteats ete,deefentse ine use in pig
Turhey in Servisto affairs. and he eecond hlarquis of fiatisbury, Tha farmer whos.e condi-
minister pleuipoteclistre at the con-
feressce of Constentlitople. In this
couference he as le leader. Ile had
au snit -Pence of tlio Sutton JAL 11,
-1,gi±, and prezwal upon him the two
and was born on July 1818, ell-, loos, pertalt May gO even further
ucated at Eton, and set Trinity Cond than to Ivo toto40 ithotto an a to it to estre isimeelf front the dog.
lege, Cambridge flff, A. 1873, Hon- eaddieefeenfre focid. He spay oven 'which hitd Cbased isilat quite a dis-
Indliteloirgio Vial, St, And"' dean dined dbe chief iteat Of hies pig totIcsN It ten't isealthy now for !,
tune's 18144 mai Coinlortilge• 1g.reep ,
0.
to pass the night in the tree.
After sonle hours had eiapeed,
wearliy enougla to the lad, morning
dawned. and the proprietor of the
tree coming front the house asited.
how IZIP CaWit% to be in the tree. to
which the boy onswered that he took
netaf-
le Extra. Fine Stook $35Q
nO Or 360 SItZep PER ItteX4
Ti Nr$0:4 $031
0V9. Lima
TTO.
WISER TITAN ME LOOKED.
TIsere are losses wItich people sa-
fer unconscloosly, lic that saistairis
ed by the geologist Who Wren f
Seatelt gillie to carry his bag o
efierimene neross the etiontitninte
"It was a ;heavy teed, nod Asst
netlike; but sones." said, Dosuild.
relating his experiences to a friend,
"and I wee. not fool etiougis to •drag
tho pebblete a guisi ten miles- I just
emptied the bag before. .I
led it at tIii e,tjrfl 1 last mule
to. and the gentleman wiis, just as
pleased."
tiL-
Northrop Sa Lynala CQ. ate •the
proptieteee of Oa Thomfon Itelectrie Oil,
whiten le
sow being sold M faustaenee
quantitiee throe:gleam the Dinnitillet, It
is .weleonseti by the sufferaug My:mit
ererywbere teals emotions of delight,
termite k Inusieltee pain met instant
•reilef. Tide speellie for alnesest
"every ill that desk heir t e" fs seilastd
by the Sufferer Al$ mom precious thee
gold. le is the elixir at We to ussety
, sweetest frame. To tlie twitter it. hi- Mole.
poisealde. owl k be in eteiry
how.
44I ,7*1 It 4, to SOF tal Need sog to 4
potpie on niacin the powees intended is a 11.114., for East 1,041iliii4 andliaise-el , _„.1 teat nate
to iinfirriaAilal Min tbat If they shine wee litriwAte, seetetary to tia, Ett71;12:ucii1:17,i4a4 414°11410 Ir't:41141,4111011,44/01'111"47
'were lait neceptiet the nolhadsailderei Maripaie of Soliebetre. when Scene tate ifeetitig'
spiltlnnpk intlalellte tory of fit;ite for Affairs, Ao 1,,1 teethe, rim, en.
fatsey, ltilisedni employee on speedo! litlib3.Hvalick,4 gee en. or.,;1144.itislaw,. itiii-iriosiou,.
1.1111.1Kfr: Two illittupOSALS sine of loreis Beaconsfield anti Salle- toefog„ drops „defected!, for %doe Or. ti
woro that titer" ttoullgit he id inixed"ibillY'S tc1) 141144° '1.14"e" 1878; P" V.4 1 shell coistione ney itertiarke to
Fritrideli said international efoulaisiee istial President of the Local (toy- i 404 a9 oro
eion of rupervision ouil that the firet , eriinielet Itoard. OW. Ifielii. to Jan- STILL SEASOldAIILId.
stilleoisitneeit tit the governor:I 'Should. mil% 18.144 il"(1,, „Seee_rettir, f_oc 116:"Sidett: goteenagteefietted 1110 erap Is bet,
, V 'S '' feral. SI IiiiYa issii, to Maren. 4NNe.
A sreeim juotim, am, (mamma Chief Secretary for Irlenad with a "' 4441418'vd 141 Pig6
'1 4*. 41 ; si ',4 'OUT.
'Tlirl'olVtlise Lido .1
FOR YOB 71 LJJILJJJ1;
Shop AS4Staililte,-,-Certaluiv, mud-
! ain; what size do you taher*
NEST WORDS Or' ADVICEI:
lariseesiag Lady tells shoes a text
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41teetteetta.dellidetdeletedeettedistitentrit
/mom oNE Nom imeaWS. 1,01;`nes 1."-Z (Mee Ileadl
fee* t p •
a 4 triail nailer p hoop to
any home. it. dnielei ;and cleans
I,
al VaNauti Conned Avo.a autoornSeritt 1111 eabilid Irmo November. (1°Iier" ivad a"er t'aublft Aigl""aa Y1514118. 1414 SPeas A the same time
(treat
18. About 1111 lklUSS14914014.5 alld I 18146. to AIIMISt, 189g. an" the Wel for this purpose will give very Strung Rlairi Counsel, to Be'
omit, tut icatutio t, oiristiaan wereideatit or md, It smith. mtd /tate !good resume'. So far as our ezeperie SuFerting Sisters -Tells Them
Trysail. /he prormitogo lasted two tour succeeded hint it leader of tho nieinia go, the pork so produced is --
- Own Bxperience as Vroof.
The average tempera -tare
ritain has risen nearly 1
of good quality. Nl --------iant July gl,„.-.0-7,po. gives within the pact half
110tillfS mut were opened by Itildhat k House of Commons and Loi'd
rashit. With ono dissentient veice .of the Treasury, After the (*ellen al the crods IltVti here feefeyolto veto toiod foteay se Jo/platy is, /law mos, vow 4114,,
S
COUltell tutaulmous 1802 ha Weallltb. leader of the far fav 113611143.1g Pt"' rare (01° warnoe' 111011 it Waii.
@ally statute agrA. The prinel
Mies Emily Liddell of flee place for
the firet time Would find it. bard to
believe that 0111Y a, few InalitlIS ago
elie was un °
Mee Liddell suffered with Female
WealitteSS and. Ilacnaelle. Datil for
months W49. SO ill as to be unable
to attend to her hon 'hold duties,
tlie Slightest taSk binng too much for
palatability, as the Isles eat it
,
Good
Thing
to Ea
fame ZfrillOolo klMlutt0.4
rhy entail*. An meet and in
LIORY'S
Natural Flavor
Food Products
sire L. S. ccrerawcat 144pecteo.
ie '',45 devetteeltee Q
:$. 114,714.3 -ler any Ur,*
glielfoe gent and want.
etiae, simply me etyaell tbi cne
u,:sain. An 41441441g Unmet hi Paste le
ambient,
4,4 WM %NEU WO, MAW
Write for osr face Vszo4itt, "Watt Ira 1.tal:e
Clizod inhen liege
diesdeilieetledaddlnli***4-4444.
NO Inn
Ehroszetiwii-4V.hticAS inn eel=
Vehuncr. sawaie an Atte /rote
tactoit.lielseaihrentesrmiviimoil
anceorith tireeblefln Sande Ilene.
701,3aNnelaffra. 10141 4Pczncla $1
tor-Jike.vc1414:enTe ree
rp.s.aios, (Ito II yrairanads Pt?
WWI. fraussexunito, Nehru, Tees, V.
. -.
IWile--"Vere's 4 letter from the
posal of the powers. irhe confer- Commons. and as such ledScotts asking us to spend a week
ence held its last sitting Jan. 20, poon againet the Home Bide for i quiet; growths Cill ils Wide range. aS
i MInard's Liniment Is the best i, with own.- Thisband--414vs seo.
land. (di Its long FtIKUOU, its it, MO
511.3.ing nn thy, rojecit pt the pro. VeilliiPrVative party M the Hoorn of 'minis in Ito fevor are •--(li itu
and immediately afterward Lord Ireland Bill. In April, 1890, he re- grEnNs u mos
Salisbury left ,for lengland.
Ile was appointed Secretary of
State for Voreign Affairs in .the
place! of the Earl of Derby April 11,
1878. Ile wrote a once a mem-.
orable despatch in which Ile enunci-
ated the policy Of the governumnt
with motel to the Eastern ques-
tion. Ile and the Earl of Beacons-
field were soon afterwards the repre-
sentatives of Great Br.tain at, the
Congress Of Berlin. On their re -
Urn to Leution the most, enthoslastie
reception greetUd them at Charing
Cross, July Id, I 4 .
The Queen hivieded the Idurgais rew's University. in lsovesuber,
Salisbury witit the Order of the Oar- 1,886; was Keeper of the Privy Neal,
ter. Ile reeeived the freedom of the Xrelitudt 1887; eltetneellor of the the
eity of London and a grand banfalet der of $t, Patrick, 1887: Vice -Pest -
at the thousion Mousse. Ile Went out dent of the Committee of Council on
Of office With his party after the de- Veducation for Scotland; Chairman of
feat eustained in the general tier,- the Commission on Iti-Metallism,
tion of April, 1880. 1881; elected F.R.S. 1888; member
At, a meeting of Conservative peers of the Senate of London University.
beta on. May 9, 1881, after the
death of Lord Beaconsfield, the Mate
quis of Salisbury was elected to
lead the party in the Mouse of
Lords. Since then Isis career bas
beett identified with that of the Con-
servative party. Me opposed, but
ateepted.
TIIE IRISH 'LAND ACT,
presented his uncle. Lord Sunshine',
at the great Orange detoonstraAlen
at Belfast.
After the elections of 1892, Mr.
Balfour was leader of the OpposItiOn
until June, 1895, wheu on the re-
turn of the Unionist, party to power
be again became leader of the House
and First Lord er the 't'reasury, pos-
itions which he has :duce Mr.
Balfour Sat for Hertford. from Feb-
ruary, 1874, to November, 1883,
a.nd since then be bas sat for the
enfitern division of fdancliester. He
was elected Lord Rector of St, And -
of 1881, criticized adversely with
• much vigor Mr. Gladstone's Egyp-
tian policy; carried the rejection of
the County Franchise Bill in 1881;
and. represented the Conservatives
at the conference between opposing
leaders which led to the framing of
the Redistribution Bill of 1885, Mr.
Gladstone having been defeated on
June 9 of that year on a, budget
rote, and having resigned, Lori". Sale
isbury took °face as Premier.
' The principal events of his short
tenure of office were the annexation
of Burmah, and the re -opening, of the
Eastern question by the revolution
in Eastern Roumelia, and the Servo -
Luigi -ulna war, England supporting
Prince Alexander by her drion.dly'
neutrality.. After the geneeal elec-
tion of November, 1885, Lord Salis-
bury was turned out. on the a'cldress
at the elid of January. Ile oppos-
ed Mr. Gladstone's home rale
and after the second general elec-
tion, in 1886, became once more
Premier.
When the late Lord Randolph
Churchill's resignation led to the re-
construction of the •cabinet, Lord
Salisbury took the 'Foreign Oflice in
the place of 'Lord Tddesleigh, tosign-
ed. in May, 1888, Lord Salisbury
introduhed a bill into the House of
Lords for the reform of that assem-
bly and the creatioe of life peers.
The ciey of Glasgow presentedeits
freedom to 'him .on May 20, mid- m
July the German Emperor arid the
Prince Of Naplee visited him, and
were entertained •at Haffielde'ETouse.
Tine GENERAL ELECTION •
of 1802 caused Lord Salisbury to go,
out of office, though his government:
did not ecteally resign till they „had,
been.-deteated M the CommonS.• Adn
ter the defeat of the lloeebery -ad-
miuistratioe - Lord Salisbury aain
become Premier, on. jime 29,1895,
'and hie govertmeet was euntained
' at the last general ,elections in Octo-
ber. :1.900. Lord 'Salisbury held the
portfolio of Foreign Secretary in the
cabinet for minty years, in which he
was sticeeeded by the present hold-
er, Alm Martens ,of Lansdowne. -
' Lord Salisbury, apart; from pone
,Thet fare is SW. If they'd make it
j two weeks. or pay the. fare one way.
The Proprietoo-“But We won% teo come do it.,
be sown A9 late as September gut have cuOugh Wort: to keep anothe
still do fairly NMI. f-1 it9 evideti
loan busy. ' "rhe Applicant -"Oh.
61"6/137' Itn6 (6) as g°1311 eilete‘ her in her weakened eontlition.
upon the quality of the haeon. WO', She WWI terribly run down. and
diming as it does, ahnoet invariably. nothing seemed to do her any good
go"' 6r1" e4re""T• Rape nui-Y be. or afford ner the slightest relief till
expected to be lit for 'pasturage from she tried Dodd's Kidney Pills. From
6 to 8 weclis fc°In ant° 4`!"f sowing. the very beginning they seemed to
It '81ninkt 11° s°w° in rows about' 21 help her, and although at first the
inches apart, since 'whoa co growu it .
lug rovement was slow she perse-
gives the greidef 1 return pee item wired and gradually grew stronger,
N. egemble Pills will at the saMe time
and is W4 adapted tor pa:41101M. to -da'
It should be sown fairly thickly II than she has everIs In knowil . . Iti ceanse t
befo' re.lhe blooda
, rid the blotcbes and
, eruptions will 'disappear without leaving
the ruirss say three Pounds of ma Miss Liddell Is very grateful far' antMice.
Pee acre' An aere iiiaY 1)° Itxlweted her remarkable deliveranceand
data mho, that, ,uhitt wont in I You twee not cough ad night and
turb your friends i..tliere is no occasion for
steady job."' you runnitig.the rat: of contracting in-
fiammation of the hoar; er consumption.
A Clear, Healthy Skiu.-Eruptions of while you eau get Ilielchrs AtitoCon-
the skIn and the blotches WIJOR blemish stitaptiye Syrup. This Inedieine cures
beauty are tbe mink Of imPlire blood coughs, colds,
inflammation of the lump
caused by unhealthy notion of the Liver soul all throat and elseet troubles. It pro
lied Kidneys, In correcting this 1111-I MOMS a internal easr 0:qm:oration, which
'IQ/LIMY TICTIOlt and teetering, the orlans minediately relieves the throat and lunge
to their normal COndit1011, Patine ee'S from siseldnildennu
14) caccY fc°111 ..1-41 10 4° lugs strougly reconunentis Dodds ICidney. "Olt, 1 MIA manta' anyone
through a. Setuitili, depending on the pies to op, hoe lady aequaintauces please." said he, smillug, and mi-
ser -iron and the condition of the who need help. She bas given for ing Ids nutstache couceitedly.ou 11
crop when the pigs are turned in. Publication a very strong letter of fieVer Marry, then," said Madge, the
Vetcheee-Vetches oleo are valuable recommendation in wbich she says : tease. "for there are none the 1 you
as forage for swine, and may be. un- "I would most heartily and con-lcould please. you see."
der exceptional conditions sown' scientiously advise all young women
1888; the iroodoul of the city of lat,ct in the season. F.MIecIal4r Is troubled with Female Weakness in
London WaS conferred on hint la, tion,true of the IlnicY Vetch. which tory'form, to try the remedy that
1888; and be was elected a member &News has the Peoullar quality ofr cured me after everything else bad
of the Conmattee on Town Moldings,
Procedure of the House of CoMMOUS,
etc. Ile is the author of a. "Defenee
of Philosophic Doubt,' published in
1870, the volume of 'Golf' in the
Badmintott series, and a Yolittne of
'Essays and Addresses.' 1898; meg-,
cloptiedie artieles on musket sob-
jects, and various magazine articles.
Mr. Balfour is an enthusiastic golf-
er and cyclist. He Was captain of
the 'Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews in 1804. and president
of the National Cyclists' *Union.
BA.13Y,S OWN TABLETS.
Iteep Little Ones Well During the
Hoe Weather Months.
If you want to keep your little
ones hearty, rosy and full of life dur-
ing the hot weather give them
Baby's Own Tablets the moment
they show signs of being out of or-
der in any way.
ands medicine cures all forms of.
stomach and bowel troubles, which
caxey off so many little ones during
the summer moaths, and is the best
thing in the world for sleeplessness,
nervouseess, irritation when teeth-
ing, etc. It is just the medicine for
hot weather troubles; first, because,
it selways does good; and, second,
because it can never do any harm-
uaran teed free*from opiates,. NI'S.
W. E. Bassani, Kingston, Ont., saYs:
•-,"1 began using Babyie Own Tab-
lets when my , little girl was about
three months old. At that time she
had iudigestien badly; she was
vomiting andhad diarrhoea,con-
stantly and although she had an ap-
parently ravenous appetite her food
did, her no good a.nd she was „eery
thin. Nothing helped her ,until we
begangivine her' Deby'S Own Tab-
lets butaaft7et giving- her thee the
vomiting and diarrhoea ceased and
she penult' lo improve almost at
...once.' I have since tiend (the Tablets
for other, troubles ,and hate found
them aln that cen be deeired-they
are :the best medicine' 1 have ever
Used for a &Minn'
These Tstblete are readily taken by
all ellildteti, and can be given' to the
sna all est, weakest infant by cruehing
them to a powder, Sold at &lig
stores or you can get them pest paid
at 25 cents a box ny, writing direct
is to tee. Dr. ,Williame' MOclicine Co
tics, hid> liad varied ieterestts.
Brock -;J10, .)l.., or Schenectady,,
timeelf 'n,ri electrician, and dies ap- N.y.
plied his knowledge to pi•a,ctical pure •
growing up again after hexing Wen, failed, and that remedy is Dodd's
cut off and eaten down. Kidney Pills.
Oats -Probably no green crop will ' "For months at a time X was so
give a better return in pork than. low tied weak that I foetid it im-
oats. They may be sown late or possible to attend to my household
early itt the season at the rate of 3 duties, my back 'used to ache some -
or 6 Imehels to the acre and the thine dreadful. Now I feel strong
pigs turned on about a mouth after, and better than X ever did. and
they germinate. The fault ot this Dodd's Kidney Pills did it all. They
ceop is that it lasts only a short, are worth their weight in gold to
time, as it does not seem to be able any young wonitot suffering as I
to recover when oace eaten down. used to suner.
e ib.
Artichokes. - Aw
nother crop of "They built inc up wonderfully and Miners Liniment for eumatism
great value for pork produetion is cannot speak too higbly of
the artichoke. It should be sown Kidney Pills as a medicinfor sick Dodd's
For Ortr Sixty Tears.
Ay Om Ann AVnta.-Tainn ilmnsfer.
whisker's FoothineSsrep has been wed for OTOr Id:4y
seen by minions of MailetS fnr their chlidren whit
with perfect, eurzezia. It, tootlre the WI
to:atone the gust., alhois all redo, corm mod tone, on
lotho boAreino,ty for Diorrhass,14 n'esouit to the
ms o. hell by 41.-uggige in every ant of tbo ttsos,d.
Twenlylice cents ninn. ie. Its value fa imulcalahle.
.311 SUM And nek for Wri. t'finslow's seaisier
atiLtsilat nnottistkitul.
She -"I have been suffering dread-
fully lately with shooting pains ia
my face," Ile-' You may have been
using too much powder."
la,te in the fall or very early in the 'women."
The Vishney Canal, in Russia, s
. , 3 Flabbus-"I should say so. She bas
Mrs. A. -"Does iteour busbaud be-
lieve in corporal punishment in the
household?' Mrs. 11. -"Only to a
certain point. always whipping
the ,chiltiren, but be thinks the dust,
should be got aut of -the talent by
moral sustelon."
MINErS 11111111001 the beg Hair iiesiorer.
"Are you fond of fiction, darliug?"
"Yes: but don't tell me I'm the on-
ly girl you have ever loved!"
•••.
Not
it Nauseating PilL-The excipient
of a pill is the substance which enfolds
the ingredients and makes up the pill
mass. 'Inuit of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
is so componiscled as to preserve their
moisture, stud they can be carried into any
latitude without i in pairing their scree at
Many pills, in orderto keep therefrom -ad-
hering, are rolled in powders., which prove
nauseating to the taste, Parmelee's Verse
titble Pills are so prepared that they are
agreeable to the most delicate.
Mrs. Billins-"Is your :sords wife
. an economical young Woman?" Mrs.
spring. They will do the hai'vesting Before marrying for inOliey the longest in. Europe. It is 1,434
miles long, and coeuects St. Petereel
'wining. The pigs may' be allowed to finduced Idm to let his beard grow.
feed on it ia October aud the early o ns to be able to get along with -
themselves. This is, a inost excellent should remember that rich things
we burg with tbe 'Volga, and so with 8 -
out neckties."
crop for brood SOWS ia spring and the Caspian Sea.
autumn.
rapt to disagree with us.
IMPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP
Almost all varieties of juicer forage
crops are suitable for pork produc-
tion, the worts mentioned above be-
ing probably
THE BEST FOR. CANADA.
The question as to the advisability
of allowing pigs to gnaze, or shut-
ting 111 a small pen and feeding them
the green crops, does not seem to
have been positively settled yet, for
while greater daily gains may be ex-
peCtekl where animals aro kept in
close quarterS, there is always the
item of extra labor for cutting and
carrying the forage.
:Another item of , some importance
tothe, feeder is the ecanparative
economy of whiter end summer feed-
ing of pigs. According to various
experiments .conducted here recently,
pork May be drocluced abottt
iTL per hundred pountle, live weight,
less cost in summer than in winter.
This .feeinks to be dut . to less cost
of :green , feed, as well as to low
temperature, which mast be over-
come by food or by artincialdheat.
J. H. di-USDA:LE,
- •
Agricalltmeet, -
Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa
-f,
MILEAGE TICKETS.
From Seven fo Ten Iliillion Miles
IllOntb. by Patrons of New
• '
York Central.
•
Mileage tickets are used very gen-
ceally by, persone who travel at all
regularly ro the State of New 'York.
•rIlie liberal conditions under Which
these conditions, have been issited en-
due:0 tilmost eirery family Lo purchase . ,
Thete never was, and never will bs a
univereanpauncen, in one remedy, for all
ills to winch flesh is heir -the very nature
of many curatives being such that were
tee germs of other and differently seated
diseases rooted in the system of the
patiente-what would relieve one ill, in
turn would aggravate the other. We
have, 'however, ni Quinine Wine, when
obtain able in a sound unadulterated
state, a reel edy for 71111lly and gre vi one ills.
By its .gradual and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into convalescence
and streagte, by the influence which Qui-
nine exerts ouNature's own restoratives.
It relieves the drooping spirits of those
with whom ii chronic 511110 01 morbid des
poncleacy awl lack of interest in life is a
disease, and, by, tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sorted and refresline sleep --
imparts vigor to the aCtiOn of tlie blood,
which being siiinuJnted, co u rses through-
out the veins, strengthening the healthy
animal fithetions of. the system, thereby
making, activity a necessaryresale,
serehadaenine,ehe frame, and giving life'
toplte digestive ,org,ans,, which naturally
detuancl. increased substance -result, im-
proved appetite. Northrop & LyMaa of
'reroute; liave given to the. penile 'their
superior Quinine Wine at the ueuel rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists.,
this wine approaches nearest perfection of
any in the market. • All drivieists sell It.
. Ireland's people commit feieer
steall offences than (hose of iany oth-
er country. Last y'ear -there wee 'a
fel:tiler diminution of 10.2 pei• 'centn
in minor offences.
Minaret Liniment Curet, :LaGrIppe,
Miss De Muir ---"Papa,' always gives
rim ft, book as a birtleclay „gift." Miss
Meanor--"What s fitte•litorary you
teine'd
The quality standard from ocean to
ocean, Your money back if not
satisfeetory.
Rose 4&!: Laflamme, Agente, Montreal
Mrs. 0.- 0.--"I wonder where in the
•
world the alarm clock has gone? I
saw it on the table yesterday." Mr.
0. -"It NVaS there 3resterday, but I
heard it going od this morning."
Mrs. 0. -"Well, I hope • it hasn't
gene where you told it to go."
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.
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me a symbol of modesty," Mobson
-2nTeat's funny; it strikes me as an
indication of cowardice
tlow's This
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any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
hy.lIall's Catarrh Cure.
F. 3. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known 1+% 3.
Cheney for the last 15 years,* and believe
him perfee.tiy lionerable In all business
transactionand ananelally able to carry
out any Obligations' made by their elm,
Wholesale Druggiess, Toledo, 0
ral,
eest onterrh Care itaken i
s nternaly,
l
gi‘s.i.sR.8,v.& TR i.j..„‘ x. wholesale Druggists,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
free. price 73...‘ per bottle. Slid by n11 drug.
surfaces of the pysteni. Testimonitos sent
Toledo, 0, VALDINO, /;.INNAN &
Hall's Family Pills aro the best..
Messrs. C. C. Richards ;SS Co.
Dear Sirs, -While in the country
last summer 1 was badly bitten by
mosquitoes -so badly that I thoughts
I would be disfigured for a. couple
weeks. .1 was adviSed to try your
Liaiment to allay the irritation,
and did so. The effect, was more
than I expected -a few applications
completely curing the irritation, pre-
venting the bites from becoming
sore. MINARD'if LINIMENT is also
qaugit000eds.article to deep off the mos-
Yoers truly,
W. A, OKE.
Harbor Grace, Nfid., Jan. 8, 1898.
Query-Wbea somebody wishes to
blacken somebody else's cletracter by
uttering clark Wilts fibout him,
wouldn't he begin bit c•itrefully pitch -
nig his voice?
50 . 00 . ROUND TRIP TO C ALT-.
1 OTINTA .
Chicago & North-Western It'y from
Chicago, 'August 2 to 10. The new
Overland Limited, the luxurious ev-
ery -day train, leaves Chicago 8,00
r..m. Only threeddays en route. tine
rivaled scenery. Variable rout -es. New
,Drawing Room Sleeping filers and
Compartment Cars, Observation
Cars (with" telephone). All meals in
Dining Cars. Bullet Library Cars;
(with barber). Electric - lighted,
throughout, Two other fast trains .
10.00 a.m.' and 1,1.80 p.m. daily.
The hest of everything. Daily and
personally conducted tourist Oar cx-
cii‘sions. to paliiornia, Oregon and. •
Washington. Apply to your nearest
ticket a,ent or ciddress II. 11. Ben-
.,
lett, 2 latst King St., Toronto, ,y