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A JEALOUS CAT.
Die Not Like the Attention Paid Iter
Kitten and. Killed It.
The janitor of a College of law has a
cat, which lie has petted and fondled
since its lcittenhood. Not, long ago this
oat became a mother for the first tinea,
tut of only one kitten. 'Tatting lioff-
sprint; in her mouth, she laid it at the
fret of her master, who lifted the any
creature into his 'lap, alternately strok-
ing it and potting the old cat, calling
ben endearing names, The mother pur-
red
her
c°against
rcd loudly as she rubbedrubbed.
master, 1.hus acknowledging, tier plea-
sure at his congratulations and pride
in her offspring;
During the first:few days of the ,lcit-
fen's life the mother cat seemed; glad
to have her master taro . an interest an
it, but stood ferociously on guard when
any one else approached the box con-
taining her treasure, Unconsciously the
jenitor paid less • attention to the old
cat, as he spent more time watching
the development of the young one.
But Mistress Cat noticed the change.
and resented it. On the eighth day of
the kitten's life, before its eyes were-
opened, but not before the germ of the
spirit of play had begun to show it-
self, the janitor went to the box and
taking the small animal upon his lap,
tickled and stroked it. Suddenly, hear-
ing a low growl, he became aware of.
th•e angry presence of the old cat. Think-
ing slie feared for the safety of her baby,
the janitor, to reassure her., held the lit-
tle creature to his face, and rubbed the
soft body •against his cheek. At , alis,
the cat barck arched, her tail swelled
and stiffened, her eyese Tared, and with
a snarl she leaped into the lap of her
'master, seized the kitten. by We .scuff.
GI the neck, and shook it twice savagely.
Then she jumped with it to the . Boor,:
shook •It again three Limes, and left it
lying, a little Helpless heap, upon the
floor. and found that
The' janitor lifted it up
it was dead. The mother cat, ih a fit
;,tjealous rage, .had killed her baby.
In a. few minutes; when her anger had
cooled and her maternal instincts had
reasserted themselves, the old cat carie
back, and lifting the limp body, tender-
ly carried it to the box. She realized
very soon that something was wrong
with the kitten, and tried all restorative
methods known to the feline race. She
licked it, she rolled the little corpse
over and over,. she warmed it with her
body, she offered it refreshment; but fail,
ing to rouse it, she lifted the tiny form
out of the box and tried to make it
stand—here, there, everywhere; all over
the basement. Wailing, she carried it
to her rnaster, as if begging hiin to bring
it back to life. •
All day long the cat wandered dis-
consolately about, sometimes with the
dead kitten in her mouth and sometimes
alone. At nightfall the janitor, think-
ing that his old pet had suffered enough,
buried the little body; thengoing to the
cat, he stroked her head and tried . to
take her on his lap. She slunk away,
whining, to the box which had been the
birthplace and home of her child, and
lay down, a feline example of Rachel
weeping for her children, and refusing
to be comforted because they were not.
MURDER WILL OUT.
Uncle: "Are you always so quiet, my
little mail?"
Johnny: "I should say not. But mam-
ma :promised me five cents if I wouldn't
say anything about your bald head and
the wart on your nose."
A CRIPPLE CURED.
and
by .
help
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of other
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all kinds
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many
from several
ova
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able,
further
suffer
turning
from a
fro
Pink
rheumatism.
rr to
that
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week's
and
seem
not
aside
began
to
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blood
acid
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customers
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when
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pared
trolled
market.
to
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toward
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women."
Helpless Bent with ltheuneatisrn-r-
Cured Williams' Ina fills,
"I was a, less cripple. I was bent
In form .ai oiled nett straighten up.
Crutches my oxaly means of move
]rag, about. tried Many medicines,
CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL
EXPANSION.
The importance and value of Canadian
trade is appreciated mare and more as
evidenced' by the location of American
and English industries in different pro-
vinces of the Dominion. In consequ-
ence, Canada's industrial expansion is
progressing rapidly.
The latest invasion is that of the Gil-
son Mfg. Co., of Port Washington,
Wis., which concern is now building a
plant at Guelph, Ontario. Here the
wonderfully successful "Goes Like Six-
ty' line of gasoline engines will be
manufactured. • '
No doubt the Gilson Mfg. Co., Lid-,
Guelph, Ontario, which is the name of
the new Canadian concern, will reap
a full measure' of success proportionate
to what the parent concern. has attained
in' the'States.
WILLIE'S PULL.
Willie: "Ma, won't you speak to
Johnnie? He's pulling the cat's tail."
Mamma: "The bad boy!"
Willie: "Yes; he's just as selfish as he
can be; he won't let me pull it at all."
t , ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM is espectallyintead-
ea to break up neglected coughs and many hope-
less cases have been saved by its use. Contains.
;ao opium in any forts:
SOMETHING SOFT TO FALL ON.
"Yes," said Mr; Herlihy, pressing a
damphandkerchief to her eyes, "he's an
unfortunate man, `me cousin. Cella's rnan
is. If ever there's army chanst of a good:
thing he's always a little tO wan side.
if it hadn't been for that, he'd'beanie his
home new, instid of in the hospital,
ma'am."
"Why, I understand that Timothy
stepped off backward off the staging and
fell clear to ,the ground," Said the dis-
trict visitor, sympathetic but puzzled.
"Ho did," said :Mr. Ilerlihy, with a
burst of tears, "but if he'd fell a bit more
to the right, • there was a, great pile of
brick, an' it would have broke, his fall
anyway.,
but they al fled until 'I began using
Dr. Williams' link Pills—lacy cur 1
me," Geo Soliaw, of Short 1Jeaoh,.
N. S., made e above almost startling
statement reporter a few days ago.
Mn Schaw pow a . well built mini,
Sluing ane sliouldoreci. Like
thousands c her Nova Scotian's, he is
a fisherman, and is coxlsecluenlly x
posed to nds of weather, just the
conditions set We rheumatism poison
in the bloodwork. Me, Scbaw adds:'
"1t is :imp le to overrate the sever-
ity of the ]c. The trouble was lo-
cated in til back and right hip: I had
t1 quit wo and was mostly indoors.
There was me when T never expect -
ea to star erect again; but Dr. Wil-.
liams' Pin} Pills straightened Me up
again, not that, but they made rno
the strong; hearty nitro, you see nee to -
'day. } ca never describe the awful
pain 1 surf before I used these pills.
!' tried medicines and bad ireat-
leant eral doctors, but to no
avail. My legs -became so stiff that to
order to m at all 1 had to use crutch -
ea. Fleetly the doctors decided that I
was incur and told me they could
render no ler assistance. I continu-
al to suft day and night, and •then,
°time the ing point of my life. A
friend distance eame to see me.
Ind it was !MID h}m I learned that Dr.
Williams'Pills were a great ewe
for, rheum At once 1 got: a. supply
and began use them. The first in-
dication. they were • helping
was wbei pain grew less severe.
In a few ks more the swelling in
my legs a hips began to leave,, then
my joints ed to loosen up, and then
it was no g until my crutches were
thrown as and I could straighten up.
Then I to go'out and soon
was able resume my work as well as
ever. Sin at lime 1 have never been
troubled withrheumatism or lanaeZacic..
1 Can tell my neighbors were all
astonished my cure; they had all
thought I would always be a cripple."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure rico
lnatism bygoing straight to the root
of the trouble in. the blood, They make
new' rich that sweeps out the pois-
onous and soothes :the jangled
nerves. is how they cure all trou-
bles rooted the blood, such -as anae-
mia, indi oft; neuralgia, St. Vitus
dance, weakness and the special
ailments only girls and women
folk know Sold by all medicine deal-
ers or by l at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for 0 from the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Brockville, Ont.
BERLINHAS A NEW SWINDLE.
Hardup' With Bmtrgain .Weich,
Easy Ma Woman and Fake Sleuth.
Berlin, any, has Laveloped a new.
variation the confidence game. The
victim has brought ,it to light is.
Frau . Eli h Andres, who keeps a
stand in Central Market an the
Alexande z. The police are wonder
ing how many others have been victim -
Frau A s was silting at her stand
one about 6.30 o'clock waiting
fcr, when a shabbily dressed
man to her and poured a hard
luck storyinto her ears. At the oon-
elusion produced a near gold watch
and semi -tearfully declared that his
necessitiesobliged him to sell it for any:
Frau Ande to
old price He begged .r s
tate it...for marks -tnbout $5), assuring
her that cost him,100 marks and
was stillas good.
The sh market woman scented a
bargain she drove a hard one. She
finally became the owner of the watch
fci 16 ($4) and spent the next
hour admiring her purchase and patting
herself o back.
She hadrude awakening when a
solemn stalked up to her and ex-
hibiting metal badge announced that
he was a Detective Muller of the police
force an used her of buying a stol-
en watch The thief,. he said, had been
arrested had confessed turning It
over. to
Thew `wtis terrified: She.shook
with tern s if she had a chili and of
course thought` of question or re-
sistance the detective laid an em
bargo watch and informed her
that she under arrest as a receiver
of stolen goods.
While woman closed her stand
and pre to go with him the de-
tective s toward the entrance cf
the When she was. ready he
beckoned her to fellow—they do these
things differently in Germany—and
started t d the nearest police office..
The prisoner kept him in sight for a
Utile but he vanished in crossing
the Alcx rplatz. Having no suspi-
cion of genuineness of her arrest,
however, kept right on to the Police
Prefecture. ...
Nohod, seemed to know , anything
altout 'he ere She ..was referred' to
the Com ry in Charge and he speed-
ily divin at she had been swindled.
The`a still looking for the bun-
co •men ch has a familiar sound.
. BABY'S HEALTH.
Every er who uses Baby's Own
Tablets i her little ones has a solemn
guaronto this medicine does not
contain .of the. poisonous opiates
found in ailed "Soothing" medicines
and liquid preparations. These Tablets
always cod—they cermet possibly
do harm They cure indigestion, colic,
constipal diarrhoea and simple fev-
ers, break colds, prevent croup, ex-
pel worms and make teething easy.
Baby's Tablets have done mora
le bring health, happiness and content
irlent to a ones than any other
medicine wn. You cart get Baby's
Own Ta frogi any dealer in medi�
eine,, or, mail' at 25 cents a box }.y
:writing r. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, nt. •
AFTER TEN YEARS.
Mr. G. L. Stephenson, of Peterborough,
says: "For over ten years. I suffered con-
stantly . with Piles, first itching, then
Bleeding; pain almost unbearable; 1ife.
a burden. Tried everything in vain
till I used Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid.
"I had taken but a few doses when 1
began to notice an improvement. Now
I am completely cured."
A $1,000 guarantee with every box cf
Hem-Roid. $1. • All dealers, or The
Wilson-Fyle Co., Limited .Niagara Falls,
Ont.
Friend of the Family: '+You are ver
lucky, my boy, to be the seventh son,
It will bring you everlasting fortune."
Son Number Seven: "It hasn't so far.
All it's brought me yet is the old clothes
of my six brothers."
110.11.
A Carefully Prepared Pills -Much time
and attention were expended in the ex-
perimenting with the ingredients. that
enter into the. composition of Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills before they were brought
to the state in which they were first: cf
fered to the "public. ~ : Whatever ' other
pills may be, Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
aro the result of much expert study, and
all persons suffering from dyspepsia or,
disordered liver and kidneys may con;.
fkuerttly accept them" as being what they
'are represented to be.
"This is the, latest style of bracelet,''
observed the detective, deftly applying
the handcuffs to his victim's wrists.
"How do you like it?" "It's very fetch-
ing," coldly replied the prisoner, as he
walked away with the officer.
TONS OF IRON consumed each year in medi-
cine. In rerrovun," the best, tonic, it'is so
cleverly manipulated that the weak and sickly
get all possible nourishment and benefit from it.
- - — ♦--
WOLF" -DOG WORRIED CII ILD.
WOMAN OF THE EAST,
Dowager Empress of Cliilia Likened:
Unto England's Virgin Queen.
That wonderful woman, the Dowager
Empress of China, has been compared
to ?Elizabeth of England end -Catherine
of flussia. tier force of char:aotor leis
enabled Tier to maintain lieu' au111ority
in all ttie turmoil and intrigue and re-
bellion which has beset Chiles. in recent
years. She has absorbing vanity, in
wllic h she is Mace Queen Elizabeth, and a
°enema artist, who lately painted her
portrait, has described his experiences.
The painter made a portrait as true to
life. as could be, but this was entiraly
unsatisfactory to the royal patron. She
is over 70 years "of age, but she wanted
a painting of a woman m the full bloom
of. youth, so.: the painter had to depict
her as a woman of 25. This vanity,
which appears: like weal.ness; has been
seen m many of the Trost powerful wo-
men and has much"' to do in shaping
their lives- Some of the cruellest things
these women have done are traceable to
it, for, surrounded by courtiers and sy-
cophants, they are fed on flattery, until
they oannot live without it. They de-
ceive no one, not even themselves; but
they never give` up the battle against old
age. The Dowager Empress • of China
has many imitators in all stations of
life, from palace to poorhouse.
Crossbred Animal Devours Both Arms
of. Lithe Victim.
A horrible scene was enacted in en.
experimental station of the Agricultural
institute attached to the university of.
lTa11e, Germany.
The result of one of the experiments,
a cross between a wolf and'a dog, was
Confined in a cage, and in the absence
et his parents, lite three-year-old son
of the keeper played. too near the cage.
The voraeiolrs animal stretched its pawl,
between tate bar's, and drawing it to-
wards the cage gradually got •such tt
firm hold of the child that the latter
could not escape.
1t then bit off one of the baby's arms,
and devoured. it, and as no one • saw
the child's plight the wolf -dog started
at the other erne and .ate it also almost
ecmpletely off. A Iran then'happened
to come within hearing of the eti}ld's
rruonns, and released it from its terrible
position.
The hits victim was at: once`Conveyecl
to the hospital, evher° the two stumps find
to be crnpulaied.
"Now boys, said the teacher, howV'
ninny lnonlhs have twenty-eight days 7"
"All of , thelnt" promptly replied the
Scholar at the foot 01 the class. •
ONE SIDED.
Friend: "What a lot of marriages
there havebeen this year. Marriage
seems toextremely fashiohilble."
CheerfulIdiot: "YDS, espcC}ally. evith
the
Often what appear to be.the most.
trivial occurrences of life prove to be
the most momentous. Many are. dis-
posed to regard. a cold as a slight thing,
deserving of ,little consideration, and
ibis neglect often results m most seri-
ous ailments entailing years of suffering.
Drive out colds and coughs with 13ickle's
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the recognized
remedy for all affections of the throat
and lungs.
IN SUBTRACTIJN.
Sunday School Teacher: "blow, Willie,
how many commandments are there?"
Willie: "Der wurteil last Sunday, but
Jake broke one, so'I s'pose dere's nine
left."
olds, Whooping Cough, Croup, Coughs
f every description and character,
ungtroubles,- Asthma Sore
T �,x
hroats,etc., are all cured. bythis
ale and permanent remedy.
or sale bya all dealers,
� a
nly25cents a Bottle,
�
n all sides we receive thousands of
estimonials from grateful people
E xpressing their' appreciation of -
T
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is used in the championship league In Canada and United States. Cos
tittle more than :fie cheap kinds but is worth MUCH MORE.
STAR QUALITY THROUGHOUT.
NOTE the Box Centre Bracket and Combination Heel, the re -enforcement of
which is not shown in the cut.
STA 'F'C�CO., Limited, RITE
In Now York 8tatealf an wrtt t3 aerial euro DARTMOUTH, N. S., and s2, ee"liar' � T`�RSi%tTt7, CATALOGUE
by Dr. Agnew's Ouse for the Heart, says:
"I feel like one brought back from the
dead, so great was fay suffering from:
heart trouble and. so almost miraculous
my recovery through the agency of this
Powerful treatment. I owe my life . to
it." -19' _� .
Probably half the pleasure a woman
gets out of life is due to her ability to
change her mind and complexion at
will. .
LAZY OLD ,SORES, painful and disfiguring'
will not lier long after treatment with Weaver's
Cerate has been begun:, Also, cleanse the blood
with Weaver's Syrup.
A man begins to acquire wisdom when
he discovers that be is capable of mak-
ing just as many mistakes as his neigh-
bor.
Help your children grow strong and
robust by counteracting anything that
causes ill -health. One great cause ,;f
disease. in children is. worms. Remove
them with Mother Graves' Worm Ex-
terminator. It never fails.
Locusts are most prolific in Cypress,.
where as many as sixty tons of their
eggs are destroyed annually. ,About 115
million eggs weigh a ton.
When Rheumatism • doubles a man up
physician and sufferer alike lose heart
and often despair of a cure, but here's the
mention. Wm. Pegg, of Norwood, Ont.,
doubled u
with
nearly
d P
saes:
"I w
ae
rheumatism. I got three bottles of AQnth
American Cure and they cured me. It's
the quickest acting medicine I ever saw."
—18
HIS AMBITION.
Visitor: "Well, my little man; how
old are you 2"
Jimmie: "Five."
Visitors "And what are you going
to be 2"
Jimmie "Six."
MARK THIS DISTINCTION: A purely lomat
disease of the skin, like barber's itch, is cured by
Weaver's Cerate alone' But where the blood is
loaded with impurity, such. as Salt Rheum,
Weaver's Syrup also should be used. •
There was a young fellow, I'm told,
Whose wife was a terrible scald;
Said he: "I cople say
A bride's given away,
But it strikes pie the bridegroom is
sold."
A Successful Medicine. — Everyone
wishes to be successful in any under-
taking inwhich he may merge. It is
therefore, extremely gratifying to the
proprietors of Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills to anew 'that their efforts- to com-
pound a medicine which would prove
a blessing to mankind have been suc-
cessful beyond their expectations. the
endorsation of these Pills by the public
is a guarantee that a pill has been pro-
diced which will fulfil everything
claimed for it.
There is at least one redeemingfea-
ture about our air castles; we don't
have to pay taxes on them.
That Cutting Acld that arises from the
stomach and almost strangles, is canned
by fermentation of •the food in the tato.
mach. It is a foretaste of indigestion
and dyepepsia. Take one of Dr. Von
Stan's Pineapple Tablets immediately
after eating, and it will prevent this dig -
tread arid aid digestion. '60 id a bog, 35
cetxte.-16
NO NEED FOR IT.
"Music hath charms to soothe the sa-
vage breast," quoted the young lady
With a simper, as she seated herself at,
the piano.
"That may be," muttered a crusty
bocbelor, "but there are setae of us in
this crowd who are civilized and deserve
a little consideration"
If • a Woman is in a position to sup-
port a husband she can afford to do
w]thotit one.
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Ladies to do plain and light serving
at home, whole or epee() • time; good
pay ; send stamp for buil partfoulars.
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BE SURE YOU GET THE RIND YOU HAVE
ALWAYS II4D, ," The D .k L" Menthol Plaster.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, etc., nothing is better.
Made only by Davis dy Lawrence Go.
Vanity isn't on the official list of vir-
tues, yet unless a man has a good opin-
ion of hirnselt Tee will never amount -to'
much.
Eyes and Nose ran Wator:-0. O.
Archer, of Brewer, Maine,. says. I have
had Catarrh for several years. Water
would run from my eyes and nose for
days at a time. About four months ago
I was induced to try Dr. Agnew's Ca.
tarrbal' Powder, and since using the
wonderful remedy I have not had an at-
tack. It relieves in ten minutes," 50
Ceuta. 17
- Some men have so little to worry
them that the operation of getting their
hair cut, takes a load off their mind.
You cannot he happy while you have
corns. Then de not delay in gelling a
bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure. It.
removes all kinds of corns without pain.
Failure with it is unknown.
URCHIN PHONES KAISER.
Tells War Lord That Isle Wants Imper-
ial Order for Holiday.
When Henry Schmidt, a schoolboy at
Hone!, Germany, heard that the Kaiser
intended to visit that town, he said to
his classmates, "Here, is a chance for a
holiday.. I will arrange it,"
Instead of wastingeffort and paper in
,
writing to court ollleiais, Henry went to
the public telephone office and rang up
the Schloss Schaumberg, in Bonn, where
the Kaiser was staying.
"Hello," he said, "is this the Schloss
Schaumberg? It is? Welt, kindly ask'
itis Majesty to conte to the telephone.
Henry Schmidt wishes : to speak with
him,"
Not dreaming that anybody but an
intimate friend would dare call up the.
War Lord, a court messenger sought
itis imperial Majesty, who at once went
to the phone.
The Kaiser's feelnigs can be imagined
when he learned that the person: who so
peremptorily wished to speak to him was
a schoolboy of Honef, bet the Emperor's
sense of humor came to his aid end he
listened to: the boy's petition.
The next clay he sent one of his eller°,
berlatns with a message- to Henry
saying that the school 'nine to have a
holiday When he visited lloltef:'
STILL AT IT.
Scott: "My wife's rn.ather has visited
us only once in five years."
Mott: "That isn't bad. When do you
expect her to pay her second visit?"
Scott:. "Oh, she hasn't got through
her first yet."
Trial Proves its ]excellence.—Tim best
testimonial one can have of the virtue
of Dr. Thomas' Ecleetric Oil in the
treatment of bodily palms, - sighs, colds
and affections of the respiratory organs,
is a trial of it. If not found the sover-
eign remedy it is reputed to be, .then
it may be rejected a useless, and all
that, has been said is its praise de-
nounced as untruthful.
HOPEFtYL.
We laugh a little,
Sigh a attic,
Sing our little song,
And we have our bit of trouble
on the way
We fight our little worries
As we journey
In the throng,
But we know that hope will
come some brighter day!
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