HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-10-30, Page 3Ceylon Tea is the finest
Tea the world produces,
and is sold only in lead
packets.
r8lck I. lied and Green.
tee dritakene try "Wade' Omen tea,
CURING SliMMER BREESE.
$1700ESSITIL EXT'endelneFeedITS
WIT: OOTeING EQQES.
lenewose Impertanee of the Oleeese
Iedaestrer tie .0* Pea
Canada hes begin/ to produee SUM -
mer cheese of quality to teeet SIM^
eeSSfilily tile uost exaoting reehiece
Penne el the rearkete of the Tiniten
lidegdein ou he mode.
deetion in the metneds of mantilla
Awl curing will eneble the farmere
to obtain about one pouml addi-
tional of cbease from every hark,
'area poueds of milk. That repeeee
ents ocerly ten per cont. of inereaF?
In quantity, diereaver.tb ebeeee
cured in the mw way will command
H n coming years from one to two
cents oer pound bigher price. On tbe
average that wilt amount to from
ten to fifteen, per cent. increase W.
value per penult)
'Pleat the 'United leingdom eppree
clatee Capeditin cheeee tprosee by
the feet that while in 1671 $5,411,-
802 worth. and in 1$01 0.481.873.
dent settee Canatitea cheeee bill to
tbe Motheriarod amounted to $20.-
co4,tirii. OVer $1,0,00%000 uore
than thirty years ago, and more
than double that of ten years ago.
in 1001 Great Pritein imported
total of 289.731.120 pounds at
eoet eao.noo.oal. Cateado con
tributed of that total 11.15.d26,3
pounds. Valtled nt $20,691.1.051.
More titan two-thirds the total Am -
parte.
Hitherto the eimply from Canada
havieg the Cruet mutiny bee teen o
September elleeFe, There was P.
good demand Mr the Semnier output.
but the curies; of it at the high
teumerature of July and Attgeet
weether &Ave it
A IIVATEll FLAVOR:
which w dletl In serapi
teeteil front over thirty factories* the
cooneured June and July cheeee bae!
teen found to poses tie* flee. mild
flavor and rich body characterietle of
the September cheeee. wMle the July
cheer° cured in the ordinary /twi-
ner in nearly every instance was
etrong m flavor and rough in tex-
ture. Tho value let the Juno and
'July make of clime, Irene the cool
curing rooms as examined by Prof.
Robertson was fully one cent per
Pound, itigner than their mato cur-
ed in the ordinary wov. 'When this
Method of curing emcee in cool
.roonee durizag eutumer betimes gene.
tral the depressing effects of stocks
ot heated cheese oa the market will
ebe prevented. It is expected that
" the finer quality of the summer
cheeee will Merest** the consumption
' eo much that ere another decade
closes Canada will be exporting ful-
ly forty million dollars' worth of
eheese per AIII1U311, realizing
round the top market price obtal -
able for this branch et her dairy
produce.
In the Government illustration
curing rooms, of which there aro
A MOTHER'S PRAISE
WHY WOOLLENS. WE THIN,
A Snedn• IN *
Mr, I here Pet -Come.. retied 741);reeit
ea tell. Yee. -that you haye .44.49111te1Y
Welled 4 Pale Of hienkede .elle neet
I. Wale 1
' lroi, gir. 794.44Te 1
,
nierely nett ere lialetelten, teedfina l ' •
. I Ann net ellieetahen.. I •Sitiet, ectued
IInn little 614 a x. ew dey.a ago3o a geed
eareng 59.411 te/... e`Saeli. Qat, some . ite.a.er7
UtinSe., ' in An MiMeence X wine what
704 sent Me, end the reeelt je that my
le....leekel* eine Pet the elieleten ot eleat
then were. They ant ruietti. eir, an
1Veneur Omit t
Y. but I ER.a. -what, 1 temente eeae
le *etch. einem, •
Whet you tievelly Bead I No Welle
ner Mee. Were4 my gelatinor. ceee-
Plebe ot nese 49tlees. wearing out; 1
find Treueeeepl., owl Iter tne gee* mien,
Ben, madam,. 1. el.Weeee niVe My elees
teletell Whet then *tin ton rine Teo
1144404. it Pia—Millar breed et wee you
eieuni leave lute IL. •
Nemed A Paetieefer brattn. i How
ems I. to _kneW alteethanX Of brandet
Pet I knew Pettey POW. u.1 lolOW
wnat netted my letexiketn—oton der
hentheare le a nice plight. to4 f'
1 CAA aSiinTa YCl1t 311341-34-1144.13 4
illOt PI.T. deeire to pelt enietenig Mgt
Iffill bO flgilirigilla ti4 Ober tbii. beetle
en cletbleg ot lnir ceetemerei and X
.e.httel ite Owl to Intim bow you 'peeve
ellet whet 1 celd ye4 intereele mit
bleelmle eted neer 3i44.0.,
Well, 1 WAS Ulna; Wee NU Tay
trouble, essol sbo lent me A Mtle cut -
*Mg, Mid here it la; eon eau mad it ::
"len SilertnitOil Macadam. Lederer
On 013#413.1z7t. SiirgeeiV41 nall,t gdi.tb.
herein 'dericelbets tbo deetreetivo pro.
perty et Stitlli. 1i3n24 WOO Tern deePIll"
ceder..
"&33er Mentioning now etronealli311
1411014 OS pOtafib And SON dieeetreuely•'
*tenet eineo ,. liege, awl .woot, lee
Faye ;
"tha Lone. OCIaSilail X empleyed tble,
Property et eede in. a tad% way.
Tnere Wen a largo quentity et .now
blentet* nett to tete ot our beepitette
Whic1. whee givea out, were told by
.4h.o.petleote to ne not so Nem ae. Bee
old blankets weee, 04 teat lee to ati
iinvsetigatlen 4* to we' the
'Identete Writ :WOOS or- nen They
1.0Oked Well, tied weialled lege/Var.
end 1 Pt. O. blAallillt liont to Alel :Or
04E444%ton:tie4 famdeele. 'We &wed
a that there was oefleie mixed 'with
qaoeele".e STOrM.
the woce, and the queettors. Wee as
eeparetieg. the two, b,lcAlom they 'Wqro
t,I4orom141y,' WQVCA tinfeeigheate And it
wee piny by deteeking thedee, illirea
from tech. other that you identliled the
cf.:4MA •finre. ,1 tell on the device, Oh
'eaten 404a, I Steele A btt ot hiaeltet
and net It itea wend with rode, end
bsflcd it Mere, and very evickly the
won net Petell Away IV ti a 494a, and
there wes lett helelted tbo cette4.40 4
kiwi, or eneletert—a siert of Otlttit4mpt
the erigieel MAO et out widele it
WAS .talgaP. X Melit.f04 till* Merely to
ledialate to you the pernitielle .effente
et Oleg° caustic motoriele,
wliee empleyed Wean by Otemeiree.
effect woollee artlelee In this was., 0470
which, eeen whieet. no Wee eneetne,
'wIllr•goro Agway, bad with ceuel ca -
Minty, teed to neatroy Me weellen
fibre."
Now, 1 want. to tell yea Met we
neigh:bora neve. ?Mel 4 talk over the
matter. and we are net going to here
o ur cleteita aed honde ruinen In tlite.
viteer. .deveral ow eeignberet whe
keen' have preved, to ite that Washinn
•gedee., 1et4b. wertot ot ume,, find
;wen eafteditetee" are emit internee**.
to clothea and bend% • "Free elkelt"
SPAP4f spreellcelly tho cauetle syn
that bueua the cletbee,
dere eet keep Oenetie Feda la a. .
tenieteriitMet be to mt earthen See,
er %will wee COrTeilii the tin I Now,
13a ter Yete te email**, tut wide peril
Pap witbeut bee aka. or WO tenet
U lla itelnewhe.re.
Metiera, you Miliglitto wolf .8e
ntemy Mita rene etiverticed mire,
Mee I really teen little heed to guy
alarm* between the,
I bevel on, however, that bet mettle
eertideetee in* freedom fora
tine alLnlI, It to geerenteed mon;
reed the Prelim oteer d5..ded teval'd tn
enly one who roo .provo it le not pure,
tied further, I am Siutterleed to retie=
tbe purcheze reellen to ay 011.0 /lad -
big cmiao for coMplelet.
Let me ate Sti Why. rientilebt
Vieep Bea. a leematifel deem freetei
loonleg *eon, auel thie Octagen flboPo
vern uy. Oh* PO eve. name
Note bytte eseeseaenidatitele eentecilIced Is
coley enalsin eexp WIlf. IWO S2 de274
1 RS Melligatixedet4 OM deutWeli
'pigmies anon efonees even axe teesecewes (44
it Ott to,:1434 ees Watt!. 4 waft 014414;k44.412* Doe
totenex ler Wheel feeeseMena esseent else
pOR TEE MEDICINE TEAT RE-
STORED ECEB. DAUGHTER'S
HEALTE.
•••••••••••
,,$he dead Suffered larom Sever
aea,daehes Vomiting and Ex..
treme inervousness, and
reared She Would Not
Regain liter
Strength.
Every prudent mother will =deft
earefuliy the health of her young
daughter at the period when she is
passing from girlhood to woman-
hood. This period is the most cri-
eical in the young girl's Ilfe. It is
then that she becomes pale, easily
tired and troubled with headaches,
without apparent cause. The blood
becomes thin and watery, and unlees
prompt seeps are taken to restore it
to its rich, rad, health -giving con-
nition, decline, and perhaps eon-
ounsptioa will follow. Dr. Williams'
P ink Pins havecured more pale,
anaemic, easily tired girls than any
other medicine, and mothers will
,make no mistake if they insist upon
;their growing daughters taking these
pills iront time to time. Mrs. P.
Gage, a lady well known in Rowan -
ton, Que., tells what these pills have
pine for her daughter. She says:
!-"Ify daughter, Catherine, aged four-
teen years, was suffering greatly
with severe heeclaches, vomiting anti
nervousness,. She was • so complete-
ly run dosen that we feared she
:would not recover her strength. We
tried- several medicines, but they did
•
not seem to do her any goad. I then
'thought xve would try Dr. Williams'
,Pink Pills, and, the result has bean
up to our fondest hopes. She has
lolly • recovered her health and
strength, :ma I shall be very glad
if this experience will help some oth-
er suffering girl regain ber health."
f Dr. Will i ants' Pink Pills make
rich, red blood, and give new
strength with every dose. They
cure anaemia, headache, heart palpi-
tation, dizziness, and bring the glow
of health to pale and sallow cbeeke.
These pills are also a certain cure
for the ailments that make'the lives
• so many women a burden. Be
sure you get the'genuine with the
dull name Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People," on the wrapper
arbund every box. Sold by all me-
dicine dealers or sent post paid- at
450 cents per box or six boxes for
$2,50, by addressing The Dr. Wil-
, kuakeee Co',
Pu
each 3 ibe soy -
e is pr . and
Stria:ego bas teen emelt lees thou
formerly. le into test case the
eltrintege of an tillWONed duo* ha
the orelinar,y room during One month
emounted to two pounds four
ices, whereas tbe rihrintoge of an
ut waxed cheeee In the Government
eook1w1n room amounted to ono
pound LWOW OillitteSi awl the
age on a. eimilar clieeee which had
A comroitir AND A. CARR.
It Your llama is Blessed With
Baby You Will Apprecieto
is.
baby is n, prieelees comfort, but
it utter belpleesrose M also
great care. Anything that will re -
Ole tired mother and Add to
baby's health and happiness is both
a bell) and a Went*. This is witat
manes the statement of Mrs. Tilos,
Little, of Eingeton. Oat. 50 Inter-
esting to all mothers. Slier eaYs
"When my baby weft eighteen
months old I* was trouldcd with a
sour stomach end WAS badly con-
stipated. These troubles made Min
cross iota restless, and 1 had to 1*
up with lam a number of times dur-
ing the night. 1 finally got a, box of
Baby's Own Tablets, and after giv-
ing them to hint for few, days his
bowels beetono regular, his stoznach
was sweetened and he slept well. I
think these) Tablete are just wbat
mothers nerd for their little ones."
Baby's Own Tablets are the best and
Most convenient form for adminis-
tering medicine to the very young.
They are eafe and harmless and free
from opiates. Sent post paid on re-
ceipt of price, 25 cents per box, by
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Company,
Brockville, Ont., or Schenectady.
N.Y. A book on the Care of infants
and children sent free on request.
Write for it
been Coated with -wax and put in
the Government cool -curing room
was - •
ONLY EIGHT OUNCES.
Many oi the leading exporters of
Ocoee have examined the cheese mir-
ed in the Government cool -curing
rooms. All testify to the great im-
provement in (plenty. The follow-
ing brief reports are from the Wood-
stock station. The results at the
others are similar.
Mr. Thomas Ballantyne, of Strat-
ford, said he had examined the
cheese at the cool -curing room. The
difference between the cheese cured
in the cool room and the others'
was most astonishing. Be agreed
with what .Prof. Robertson said, and
hoped such improvements would be
made that all cheese would be cured
without being heated.
Mr. 11. Steinhoff said he also
ha.d examined the cheese. .He en-
dorsed the opinions of others as to
the marked 'superiority ot the cool
cured cheese. In the Jelly's he put
the diffceence at fully oue end a half
cents per pound.
Mr. It. A. Simisterbelieved the ob-
ject lesson in the proper curing of
cheese at a low ' temperature, in
branding, • and in handline° the
cheese had been tbe greatestad-
vance he had known in the cheese
trade for twenty years.
In 'order that every daleyman may
be fully ,educated up to this latest
Phase i dairying irnprovements, the
Department of agriculture at Otta-
wa will publish during the fall and
winter months months full informa-
tion regarding the methods to be fol-
lowed in improving curing rooms
at all cheese factories, This will
he prepared under the supervision of
'Mr. 3. A. Ruddick, chief of the
dairy .ilivision,. who. had the direct
'oversight of the ' Government dies-
tration curing rooms during the
past sumnies.
Department of A gricul ture,Otta-
wa.
death is a.nnoaticed of De
Munro...who has been 'for 'nearly halt
a. c rntury in practice je -Arbros.ne.
ON QT1OSP UTV.
'Amt. Ilavt, Malaria in iltecriting
hM experlencee duraig the South
Macau earapeign, eays that -ea-
pcst duty was a very voile* ofee
through OM long nightie Yet Ofteli
COTtio lttUo Invidint OCCOFTed to re -
Belie the monotouy.
One night when Me countereign
was 'neastateliewan,“ a Cornwall
patrol VOsite along. and was clod -
longed in the usual way.
"Halt 1 Who goes there r.
'Patrol."
"Stand, patrol I Advance oue. and
Ivo the eountereign
"Oh, 1 can't remember the word,
Something Hee featcloas-catelocatel"
Vic outpost gave Mtn a lecture on
the pronunclailon of Canadian words
and then allowed him to pals.
.tit another time the countersign
Was "Halifax," and a Frencheeaua-
diart sentry I:hallowed S011iel one.
Ihbo goes dere ?"
"Friend."
"Advance, Mete, Say 'It:teem:ter
and pace on. All is Nell."
.—.+
wrrn
"What's your baby's name 7" ask-
ed a visitor who bad called to se-
cure Mrs. Johnson's services as
washerwoman,
"Pm 'most isbamed to tell you
dat. thlio's mune," eald Mrs. John-
sen, "'cause do fonts round here say
It sound' like he was an Injun. But
bis name, that his paw 'sisted on
gibing him—his name am Hosea;
lenssy.
"Horse -car ?" feebler repeated the
vistter.
"Yasare-Hosear," said the mother
sorrowfully. "Dere was an English-
man dat was omele1 good to Mr.
Johnsing when he took dat foolish
trip out Incee" four years ago, axe
put him on de cyare to cenie home
again tee when my Masbate ax him
his namehe smile an' say, 'Deer eall
xne Hoscar wben Inn home,' he say.
So when dis baby was born, nuffin
would do but we num* call him This -
car, after dat leaigliehman."
ta.••••••
Little Dot—"I know something my
teacher doesn't know," 31fanarna-
1'Indeed ! What is that ?" "I know
when the world is coming to an end,
and she doesn't. I asked her, and
she said she didn't know." "Oh, well
who told you ?" "Uncle John. He
said the 'world would come to an
end when childre.n stopped asking
questions that nobody could an-
swer."
To Those of Sedentary Occupation,—
Men who follow sedentary occupations,
which depreve them of fresh air and exer-
cise, are more prone to disorders of the
liver and kidneys than those who lead
active, outdoor lives. The fernier will
find in Parrneleea Vegetable Pins a re-
storative without question the most efa-
cacioas on the market. They are easily-.
procurable,..easiln taken, act expeditious
ly, and they are surprisingly cheap eon
sidering their excellence,
Nubbins (shouting across the gar-
den fence -to his next-door neighbor)
—"Hey, there whet are you bury-
ing in that hole ?" Neighbor—"Oh,
I'm just replanting some of my gar-
den seeds," Nubbins—' 'G ar dee. seeds.
eh ? Looks to me like one Of my
hens !" Neighbor—"That's all right,
The seeds are inside."
BoWnre of Ointments for Catarrh
that eonealn hiereury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and COM pletoly derange the whole system
when entering it through tho mucous surfaceS.
Such articles Should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do latest fold to the good you
ean -possibly dedvofrom them. HalEa Catarrh
Care, matiataotered by F.S. Charter dc Co.. To.
ted, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken In-
ternally, acting directly upon tee blood and
mtusetui 'surfaces of ths system. In buying
Hall.'s Catarrh Onro be auto you get tho genu
Jae. It is taken internally,and hada in Toted°
Ohlo, Oy F. J. Cheney k Co. Testimonials
Via hy,DrUfglats,'price 71.3 per bottle.
. Matra rand e elfin ate the beet, .
JOHN DITIL S'I'ILL LIVES,
NeWSPapere and politiciene are
COntipually relegating Great Bri-
tain to a back seat among the no-
tions, but John13u13 just am regular-
ly decliees to sit where he is assign-
ed. A deeayieg land arrnement. ie
SedlY nieWed by pessimists within
and joyfully contemplated by ene-
mies without. Yet, eetWIttletrancls
Ing its defects the Array Worries
through mad sieve stronger 3mappree
Clatioll of Ike failings. The etevy
described as an important collection
of antiquated ships. A denionstra'-
tlon
on the part of a toMY Of those
OtiqUa.fed ships itS seflicient to in-
timidate the etroegest aliiaace ia
Revere. And so whit Britain's coor
peercial prestige on the me. It le
Pictured &I a tottering fabric, at
John Dull turns up in good time
and secures his Ascendancy as Com-
placently as 33 13 had never been
tbreatened.
joenson—"Ifow is your .rbeunita-
tista gettingor "
gettiug .along slowly, but I am very
hopeful. pow." Jecesert--el en0. glad
to hear that." Wileen--"Yes; it mar
menced in my feet and Joie gradually
wetted up into my shoulders. I'm
in boresteat in stout e. week it
mifl gtt ieto my bat."
Evereetee has tweed of Ste sifteet4
053 for rheeetatieta, etreiee, braleee,
lame tact, .riend all ..museelor aches
'gild Pities, heft- few Immo that tbere
liOthing to equnl it for .relieving
.4eitleg .feet, trouniesonie come, and
for eoftening the, herein callieue Stall
frequently forum on the soles
f the feet. Auyone silfferieg from
eitive epoin on 'the Wee. eidee of
10 feet. or hetween the Ono, eitoUld
a little St, sTfiCebfl 011 on Me
not .enery Inglit, The ironic -
relief oletoined Is eimplywette
ehould to without
einem 031. le will lie wanted
after cricket. after tennis, after a
day's bootteg ; in feet. it is the
athlete's hived. 41,11 •tiottaiata meU
St. Jecolte Oil and a .50 (vet bottle
Suflicient to provo t-eyozel ndoutt
alitive sae:neat*.
"WELL TIM !OUS"
iTON NAN IS NOW AB
B '1MS ANSWER,
ti ui lade Did Not Al -ways
ita Cbeery Reply Il
e for Nosey Years Er. Plet-
cher Suffered With Lumbago.
ton. Ont. Oct. 20. --(Speciale
e John Fietcher, a well-nnown
ei this place, who suffered for
long tin.e with Lumbago. and Niel -
*fey TrouWr, him at lant ,found
cure,
Now, when Itis friends lequire n
to hie health, he cheerily tells thou
that he is Well, something which he
bas not teen alae to do for a Meg
time, till quite recenthee
Mr. Fletcher tells the story of lde
Mete and how he was cured, os fol-
lows:
"I was troneded for A 10K tirelo
with Lim:bole" o ' leidney Trouble.
My urine woe at if- red colas. i
iii
tried many is o e it could get
nothing to bel g "ilk' ,e,:.
"I consulted ,.. tigienneeett meeical
doctors M Gramtnieeenedeet. )Jary's,
but they could do nett,' &este me.
"At last COM day a druggist in
Grantees suggested Do's Kidney
vas es e. cure Mr my Lumbago. 1
purchased a box and began to take
them right away. Tbe fleet box
helped me and 1 kept on till at last
I was completely cured.
"I ant now as well as ever 1 was
and have not had any trace of Lum-
bago about inc. I run perfectly
sound and I 'thank Dodd's leitirey
Pills for it.
I recommend them to all loY
lends, and as for myself 1 never in-
tend that my house Shall be Without ,
Item. for I believe them to be the
greaten medicine in the world,"
Mr. Fletcher is a. num who means
every word be Says and is prep:wed
to substantiate the truth of every
statement matte above.
There seems to be no case of Lum-
bago, Backache, Kidney Trouble or
Rheentatisea, that Dodd's Kidney
Pills will not cure.
e. .
A white frost restets from the
coldness of the earth; a black from
the coldness of the atmosphere.
Minard's Liniment tor sale everywhere
"Wha,t makes the lady pull such Et
bad face when she sings, Ina, ?"
"Hush,* Willie." "Does it hurt her
worse than it does us ?"
Biek le's An ti -Consumptive Syrupstands
at the head of tbe list for all diseases of
the throat and Mugs. It acts like magic
in breaking up a cold. A cough is soon
subdued, tightness of the chest is relieved,
even the worst case of consumptiou is re-
lieved, while in recent cases it may be,
said never to fail. It is a medicine pre-
pared from the active principles or virtues
of severatmedielnal herbs, and can be de-
pended Upon for all pulmonary cern-
plaints.
"Cook, my husband complains that
the coffee was cold, the meat over-
done, the biscuits burned,. and the
oatmeal soggy.'"`Yes hev nae sym-
pathy, maim. It must be aWful to
live with such a. man."
The Most Popular Pill.—The pill is the
most popular of ell forms of mediciee,
and of pills the most popular are Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pillabecause they do what
it is asserted they can do, and are not put
forward en any fictitious claims to excel-
lence They Etre compact and portable,
they are easily takenethey do not nauseate
nor gripe, and they give relief in the most
stubborn cases.
A Ewhoolboy remarks that when
his teacher undertakes,: to "show him
what is what," he only finds out
which i switch.
--
Monkey, Brand ,Soap cleans kitcben
utensils, steel, iron and tinware,
knives and-forkss • and a all kinds of
cutlery:, ,
APPLES as& POULTRY
Wo oam handl* any quantity of prOmnly paukoil 4010
Also any quantity of Po/007(00 or Wive.) Write no,
T E ON 001431, ' ito4, TORONTO.
t wan in t
"lime era
touriet.
"Pretty tolertible, etrendele". re-
spouded the old man, who wile mit-
m etoutp. "I bad some trees
to cut dOWit, but the e,ycloue levelled
them and skived toe the trouble,"
-Teat was good."
"Yee; awl then ti* lighteing set
fere to the thrush plie, and eaved Me
the troulde el burning
4difeenerlieble3 But what ere neu
*loiter uow ?"
"enntitittg for an earthquelie
atm along end Veal* the potet
et of the ground."
of ArlieriCa.
:totted the
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Mother Graver Worm Exterminator;
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I
A MOUNTAIN 01' BAGGAGE.
Few persons appreciate the tremen-
dous passenger businees that is being
handled by the railroads. Here is
an illustration Mat will open the
eyes of some:
For the first eh; &ye of Septem-
ber there were received tit the New
York Central's Grand Central Sta-
tion, NOW York, 81,250 pieces of
baggage, an average of 5,700 pieces
per day. During the seeond week of
September the average was a little
ov?r 3,000 pieces per day. The bag-
gage came in so rapidly and there
was such an amount of it to be
handled in a eoznparatively snmIl
space that it was with the greatest
difficulty that the platforms were
kept clear for incoming trains.
The first week in September is al-
ways the heaviest week ia the year;
SO matey people returning on the
first of September from the Lake
and Mountain resorts, in ord?r to
put the children in selio01, that it
makes an immense traffic. The fact
that this estat amount of baggage
was handled with reasonable promp-
titede, and that very feW trunks
were either lost or seriously damag-
ed, speaks kolumes for the efficiency
of our transportation. lines.
Mote you tried Hollowneas Cora Cure
It has no equal for removing these trouble-
some excresences, as many have testified
who have tried it.
Little Girl—"Please, sir, raanama
wants a spool of red silk." Crusty
Shopkeeper—"Why didn't your moth-
er have sense enough to tell you the
exact Shade of red 2" Little Girl—
"She did, sir ; she said about the
color of your noses"
neeesneeamemaeoweearsoomereaeeeemea
Messrs. C. es Richards ei Co.
Gentlemen—My daughter 18 years
old, was thrown from a sleigh and
injured bar elbow so badly it re-
mained stiff and very painful for
three years. Peer bottles pf MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT completely cured
her and she has not been troubled
for two years.
Yours 'truly,
J. B. LEVESQUE.
St. Joseph, Pea:, Aug. 18, 1000.
-
A Polish .few was arrested the
other day, and when taken to prison
was told to strip and have a bath.
"Vat, go in de vater ?" he asked.
"Yes, take a bath ; you need it.
How long is it sine you had a
bath 9" With his hands liftea up-
wards, he answered : "I never vas
arrested before."
IMPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP
The euality atandard from ocean tO Imes*.
Year mosey lwk if net astisfasairr.
moSlta LAFIAMMS, Agents, - Meatreal.
Every Day.
AY.
Eveey day during the ntonth of
'October. 11102, the Union Pacific will
evil one-way settlers' tielietS SA, the
folhovieg rates 1
IMISSOURI RIVER TO
Ogden and Salt Lane.— ...... ...$20.00
!Butte And Belenti... ..... .. ..... . 20,00
... eee 2Se50
'Spoltene......
iPortland and Aehland 25.00
Tacoma and Seattle-. ... 25.00
'.SanFrancisco.—
2500
Los Angeles and San Diego25.00
Correspondingly low rattS from In-
1 termediate points.
For full information call on your
nearest agent or address.
1 IL F. CARTEIL T.P.A.
3.# :ranee Building.
Toronto, Canada.
G. ee. HERRING, G. A.,
1 e36 Woodard Ave.,
Detroit, Miele
Merino sheep have realized the
highest prices. $5,775 was paid at
Sydney for a merino rnm, ten y,ea.rs
agoe ,
FOUR SHEEP TO LET
nut on Maxim Double Ind seam
4.1pplIPXRCIf Love, se Morse -se, Toronto.
kisdl
Poultryilanted
send empty crates, lety highest price% and. re-
mit promptly. ()swam EOM:rex Co„ 17
Carlarneve., Tomato.
THE CAUSE OP FAILURE.
"What reade Jenkins fail?"
"His friends say because he didn't
take their advice, and Jefikins says
because he did."
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far Over Sixty Tears.
.ass Oil) As. iV2LIAAISD ItsITEDY. —• Mrs
winsloVa saatieffsyrue has been used for over allay
fears by inillteas et sttethers for -their children -while
teething, with perfast sueemd. I6 soothes the child,
softens the gums, salays all pain, sures mind colic, zmd
is the best remedy let Diarrhcett. 23 pleasant to 'the
taste. dela by druggists in erery part ef the world.
rwenty.ive cents a bottle. Its value le inealculable.
Ele sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
and take no other Mad
A player at whist may hold about
635,000 million different bands. The
chances against holding seven
trumps are 160 to 1.
Totally Deaf.—Mrs. S. E. Crandell, Port
Perry,writes: "I contracted a severe cold
iast winter; which resulted in my beeom-
ingeotally deaf in one ear and partially
so in the other. 'After trying various
remedies, and consulting several doctors,
without, obtaining any relief. I was ad-
vised to try Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. I
warmed the Oil and poured a little of it
n to my ear, and before one-half the ho -
Ile was used iny bearing was completely
restored. I have heard of 'other cases of
deafness being cared by the use of this
medicine."
In January, 1900, recruiting for
the British Army reached its top
level of 6,500 men.
Millard
's Liniment Cures [turns etc,
Last -year Britain built 20 war -
vessels for foreign nations, and 242
mercantile vessels.
Minard's Liniment relieves Neuralgia,
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