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strengthen your eyes that glasses will been perpetrated in the course of the by leaving off coffee (Tea is just as
not be necessary. Thousands who are growth of the world, !injurious because it contains caffeine,
blind. or nearly so, or who wear glasses
might never have required them 1f they We need never fear that other na- the drag found in coffee) and some
had cared for their eyes in time. Savo
your eyes before it is too later Do not
become one of these victims of neglect.
Eyeglasses are only like crutches and
.every few years they must be. changed
to fit the ever-increasing weakened con-
dition, so better • see if you can. like
many others, get clear, healthy, strong
magnetic eyes through tho prescription
here given. If your own druggist can-
not fill this prescription, send $1 to the
Valnies Drug Co., Toronto, for a com-
plate'Bon-Opto Home Treatment outfit—
tablets and all.
'was brought around to health again '
TREATMENT
ADMITS U-BOAT FAILURE. RATS INFES P TROGRAD.
TONIC ----. --
German Critic Also. Says Pressure of ; Great Horde of Vicious Rodents Sur -
FORTHE STOMACH' British Fleet is Felt, .prises Residents of City.
' In a review of the naval situation . A migration of rats, estimated at
in the Berliner Tageblatt, Captain 50,000, surprised the residents of
The Modern Method is Most Suer Pprsius remarks that the significance Petrograd. The Customs house dis-
tif sea power, though unperceived by trict and the grain markets of Petro-�
cessrul in Treating Ind'. '.the superficial observer, in reality grad are infested with innumerable]
geStion !played many a significant role door- rats,, often of Large size and great
! ing the past year. In the North Sea boldness.
Tlie old-fashioned method of treat- the pressure exercised by the British They go to water usually in the
in indigestion and stomach troubleseFleet made itself felt in German still hours of the night in serried
are being discarded. Thetrouble economic life, . - ranks. Watehmen who see them get
with the old-fashioned method was Captain Persius claims that Ger- out of their way, as they attack.
that when the treatment was stopped. man I3 boats during the first half • of isolated men when in numbers. There
the trouble returned in an aggravat- the year jeopardized British corn- are traditions that persons Who have
ed farm. The modern, method of cur- merciar shipping in the North Sea,' tried to interfere with these armies
ing indigestion and other stomach and German and .Austrian 13 boats of rats bane been overcome and kill -
troubles is to tone up the stomach to accomplished the same ends in the ed and eaten.
to nature's work. Every step toward Mediterranean during the last few The last migration was by day and
recovery is a step gained, not to be months. in the Baltic, British sub- the route lett across the Nevsky pro -
marines
last again. The. recovery of the ap- marines were able to boast of some speet. Thousands were cut to pieces
petite, the disappearance of pain, the sucee:;see. After expressing the /spine by the electric street cars, and bands
absence of gas,—are all steps on the ion that the entire elimination of the of boys and mese killed many others.
road to health that those who have submarine danger renuires a decisive' This daylight migration was no doubt
tried the tonic treatment remember blow by a hostile fleet, he says: — caused liy the emptying of the grain
distinctly. Dr. Williams'Pink Plus Regarding the effectiveness of our
are a blood -builder, tonic medicine bins at the grain market. Supplies
U boats in the trade war one hears have been distributed recently direct-
every constituent of which is helpful frequently nowadays views that bear : ly from the railway cars to the, deal -
in building up the digestive organs, little resemblance to the views utter- els and Forger bakers.
and is therefore the very best remedy ed n year ago. Then, alas, hopes
for chronic cases of stomach trouble. extravagant,owing to a dis-' '1`
Thousands of cases like the following were
e rf facie ellieh the informed Nothing pleases some people more
prove how successful this treatment expert indeetI observed but .which than to .tear disagreeable things
A Million Mothers behind
the purest, cleanest, most nu-
tritious of all cereal foods--•
SlireddedWheat, They have
tested it and found it best
for youngsters, best for
grown-ups—a food to work
on, to play on,, to think on.
Contains the life of the wheat
in a digestible form—puts
gimp and ginger into the
jaded body. Delicious for
breakfast with milk or cream
or for any meal. Made in
Canada.
JAPAN LEADS FISHING WORLD
Annual Value of Water Products is
Placed at 30 Millions,
Reports just compiled show that
Japan is the leading fishing nation
of the world in the number of people
who make their living from this
work. It is estimated that one per-
son in twenty in the entire empire ,
is more or less of a fisherman. Fi::li
appear in some form on the table of •
every Japanese family daily, if not at
every meal. The anneal value of
water products is more than 3t) mil-
lion dollars. Half a rn'sliion boa
are engaged in finking• t,i' which 18,-
000
8,
000 are more than thirty feet long.
Almost a million meal are profes-
sional fishermen and i?• million more
give part of their time to fishing and
the rest to farming and other per- i
suits.
It Is In Many Cases.
"William," said the teacher during
the iescon in physiology, "what is the
use of the external ear?"
William considered for a moment.
"I think," he said, "it is mostly used
catch dirt."
estneneenteneeseiressiene
?�l
Had ne firs,.
hire. Stubbirs---1)t, you lice %/see h
balls, Mr. Vox?
The .Neel Leti w• .-.I don't
Mr:. StuLbins. I never attend t1 ant
srlaeD T1*y WINTER ES
Jtountl trip
sit, daily to o' t , r r 4 v;.• /.4,•...,
dire t mind '.s n:% r+ f ' - X „ylr .":. • n , 9 •
r,3* ;1-ain5 Ie %t- E , .a,= cB it:
relrst u:o,leen a + te, a;al • 144.
is •nld, ss ,ai •?•t I -Faisal ei st, k .-a
?neves r i ek eat. J -t a 1 1
it o
;,..14e4:0* a 1 n
ZC,uu P.M. :can I' -t ., La ti
ia, 4 a 1 3i Lr tic ru 3
an Rin , to , er, c,c' r h , < 1
Germans at Wood. -
German scientist:3 who have ineesti-I%
n fhe Grave
It rt F4ta1LLS ai',3; i
en �.�a■i ►1J J dJ Lr me t. t,
•
�S CS,t,...
is:—Mins Amy vro oung, Cagreat remained concealed for the Iaydnen, about people they do not like. 'gated the wood of trees for use as
Ont., says :•• ->"I have founsuch great Confab. Pergius then gives fl ares
benefit from Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills
human food to eke out the supply of a
purporting to be derived from goad Di'. jac ison's Born to Ureal pan. ordinary breadstufs report that wood t
that I would be ungrateful u I dict not e•arding the losses caused Cakes a Digestible
publicaly sir}+ a good word i., their
authority
contains large quantities of sugar, i
re„ starch, and oil, and small tinantities
favor to allied shipping by submarines and � •
stomach was in a very bad condition, ' at .y' per cent. of the entire British r
Yawned for Ili
I u ow a m Delicacy, of albumen, particularly in the ,,vin Sendy Goulette Tool: l odd's Kidn
f T was 1 idly run down arid Y tiitne� estimating the British losses
sy
All food distressed roe, and left me at
fleet before the war, Ile
'l d eat. I stnfferetl rola ani nanldkp of dinars• ruancalces are at sapwood of the tree, The hardwoods
ter months. The food elements are
found principally in the twigs and
irisin. inc to says:- really valuable Pard- Demme of their
nausea and dizziness .and frequent ire must, however, take into eon- " granular eharaeter then will not disorder
contain the most starch, while the
sick headache, and this was further ; the ct. f .eh u 1 sf ships (liges Von or ferment. They roar• be safe- soft woods contain little starer. but
aggravated by pains in the back and
sideration t 1 s supply
y
condition for
, as the result of sedulous British in In Fed to a h:,he, Roman :deal astso • considerable oil. Pine and spruce con -
sides. I was in this con on - dustry as well as of the purchase . makes sna tit dellcioua law ridge, gems. fain too much resin to be used a3
muffins, ste uti puddlna<s, tare nd, etc. 111 '
several years, and although I had `" of neutral and the seizure of enemy ;
any be eaten 'Ot without rear or ails. ':foot., while oak and willow contain
got medicine from several doctors it e merchant vessels. tread. All nourish better than meat and* too much tannin. The wood must be
did not helpme. Then I heard of Dr,eoslaively relieve constipation or money y ground and mixed with the
t In war -vessels, also, he admits the refunded. .it your biocerw•. IQ and �5 finer
Williams' Pink Pills and began taking ' allies have been able to till up the';
cents a package. usual breadstuffs in order that the
them. I am glad to say that they soon gape rapidly. "
i r_�uuewt
ever; can eat all hinds of food with
RECORD TABULATED
digestive organs can utilice 'st.
helped me, and now I am AS well ,
Ever Tried It?
Just, i1�i: Grandmother Did,
relish, and have, not an ache or pain."a London Newspaper Lists Teuton Auntie -R°ells Tamm
voting things idea of a great' y, what have
You can get these Pills through any tragedy is for liar rrlotlacr to insist Achievements in War, you learnt in 1, Tal to -day?
realer in medicine or by mail, oxer on frying anions in the house when the results or the tear, so far, arot.learnt Tommy—How - -
paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes autnmartzed U}* the tk*estmins#er;
for $2,50 from The Dr. Williams Medi the young using s fellow is going to G moving dile lips.
call that evening. the Germans Have Succeeded iii
eine Co., Brockville, Ont. ;
azctte" under the headings, "Wbat
Achieving" and "What the Germans: Why to Avoid Accepting Favors.
asking favorsof much longer.
"I was mere all winttar anti in
MEATH Have ! Fravo lw Failed, #a {� clrleve," Trio firs
i STORMY
Tn An Elevator, ,
q HARD ON BABY, items aro as follows;
Mrs. Brown is very stout, but she 1. Conquest of Belgium including
fills for Bright's Disease.
Now He Can De His Days Work As
Well As Re Could Ten Years Ago—
Offers Proof Of His Statement.
Old Fort Bay, Labradore, Que.—
Feb. 14th, (Special.)—Cured of
Bright's Disease when the grave
yawned before hint, Sandy Goulette,
an old settler here, wants all the world
to know that he owes his life to Dodd's.
Sidney Pills,
"I was swollen out of shape from
stead to foot. I was to short of breath
I could hardly peak," Mr. Goulette
states. "The doctor could no nothing
for me The minister gave me the
The right path is often
• gietter) by themselves.
M,Slnart-t'ti Ta:7Yt-:ieut dictrea 3'JJea .vii
A Pf3P i., P Cf l` T ESS"-
jV ou1d yoau 1;11e ' !Teva ti, of
where a small i t <'°e %-04;4*',i•,
de r.tea to a _n .
flee Which 11" ,n•t ulr s +.,;
iy to your pt,• at t, •,.r
;tan
particulars
tea itl and >,A -r 4y. •
ration, late F,I.fF*•;, i• vet :. '•''
rA1tAi:s '*Z SAL«..
▪ 1Ft:4,S
darain, flair^ er i'rut:. �: +tit '•'s
M. to buy. write N. W 4r,c-:.3a.
i}r Topton out.
RAW PERS w+i,NTe
1,,.,+ dt�i•:'-a 7r1E"eaoti7 7r'7 r t .1 --. tu.
,rrp 11....la. .,it+raai"'V' t't '-
NEWSPAPERS r or. sawn
holy Sacrament 'arid a good old priest • 11cr11T-;a Aict•� s NEWS A. seas
itwcna. The most useful and Int, .nit
came and told me that I could not live
Offices- for rale in geld:l t t•, r io
Is also most considerate about other
people The other clay she went Into we
have during Febru ry and 3larch? 4, Occupation of the northern prai-
a large hotel to call on a friend. Tho, . C _ laces of France, including Lille.
a The stormy, blustery weather which „ Aantverti and Zeebrugge..
h
her to the lift. Them a ` is extremely hard on children, on 3; Occupation of Russian Poland
Con -
clerk sent a dnions make it necessary for the
small boy opened the door for her. � I and the effective holding up of the,
mcihel to keep them in the lnoui,o,
-Be careful of
people, my boy."
"Wy h ?,,
• ""Because once a plan doe- a
for you you are
spring. I telegraphed two hundre 1
favor rniley for two boxes of Dodd's Kidney
in his debt for life.", Pills. I took three pills fih£• night they
i came and '1 got relief before morning.
,
Presence of blind. t I took Dodds Kidney Pills and they
Russian armies.
"Are you going up, ma'am?„ he d usa an !cured me.
They aro often confined to over -heat -
;
ver -heat- F Destruction of Serbia and the es "Jus look at that diamond tiara,' ""If anyone doubts this statement
dh
13
d
asof Bulgaria a £ me and 1 ei � a writ
politely.1� withthe t e n
d bad! ventilated rooms and e, t h tabtishnteut p t; they
r tvn a rs" ' ".
Mrs,
own
o egushed. "Isn't that a1m
�she s 1 d. t 2 ewillgive the
YS
ked It I
,e
1 y
olender figure and thought of her' colds which racks their whole system. ; or a. through route to Constantinople., "Very, said her husband, as he named of people who onow me and
oz
c 5 f Own Tablets should be kept in the a Pierce the And then he called her adulation to do my day's work as Well now as
with a kindly smile. But goodness s house and an occasional dose given The enumeration of what the tier some sotld tin coffee pots at 48 could ten years ago."
me a little fellow like you can't pull • thebaby to keep his stomleh and mono have tailed to achieve is :as • cents. tl
fa,a aw$:' '
owes X, I' ailed' to cru$. t le enc
i not fail to break up colds and keep the I
ample proportions. ; To guard against this a box of Baby's 5. Check to the Brinell attempt to I glanced ae the tag_ who will vouch for me. 3 am able to
"Yes, T am, my boy," she answeredDardanelles. 1 11 d T
Dodd's Kidney Pills are- no cure-all.
They Flintily surf+ the Kidneye•
mei in that thing. n y p ---
i bowels working regularly.This will f n h t Fr Oil
Jeanie Ate Both. armies. pEyesOraafed Eyelids; -
health of the baby in good condition g Failed to crush the 1tusslan" or a Eyes inflamed by expo- absolutely Honest. LEARN MUSIC AT HOME ;
"Jeanie;" said a mother to her i till the brighter slays came along. The armies. eureto Sun, Bustard % id • Is vont maid trustworthy" y. ,�:;- New a:�thad —
four-year-old daughter; "did you Peel/ Tablets are sold by medicine dealers 3, Failure to even wound Great �/�:,�+a��i quicklyrelievredbyMurino iea;enna frae zoaxa To Play
�+�+ � w• I:ctnjo, Mandolin,
EY
17 11 1 @�a:: at >7 on
application to Wilson a 41:ri, nr ':`.''u"
psatn)�. .3 west A nlai4 t . ' •Fro •p
Mlat-f:.t.ataaous.
'iA.�Tt'ER.
TUMORS. LtJ9irs ETC.
internal and external. curet •ti -r
h.
out Dain by our home treatment
urs before too late. Or. Bellnnan Sls ta:al
Co,. I.tmited, t°eiling% od. tint
America's
?lancer
n itemetiies
)K Oti
1�`7 M
DOG hal
And HOW to Feed
Mailed free to .any otic?rec:'
the Author
H. CLAY CLOVER. V. $.
118 Vest 3lstSrreenNew N°;:ri:
pour apple before eating it, as I told i or by mail at 25 cent, a box from Britain.
At " eke,
Wlly, I even give
just a Comfort At
13y Note-1'issno,
EyeRemedy.NoSmart , , c,raan, V it -flan,
her the key to the bread been
you to ?" "Yes, mamma," was the; The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock- 4. Paris and Calais remain uutaken. , Your I)ru;*giet•s 50c per Bottle, Fiurine Eye Carnet, Harp. < eilo
1 '+� or to sing,. Sp,a•lal
Limits(' ()idler of
free waeitly ir.ssc,ns,
3-uu I'ay un1}• Yor
music ani 1't>` +tae.
which is small. No
extras . Peginners
lir advanced pupils.
Plverythin • illus-
trated.
llus-
tr rated. }plain, : imple
a stetnatic Free lee -
tures each courr-c 36 years sueress-
S 1Vrite '"or Free 1 oua.leC
reply. "And •what did you. do with the Ville, Ont.
peelings?" she was asked. "Oh," an-!
swered the child, "I ate that .after -1 "THE EARTH IS OURS."
wards."
5. Petrograd and Moscow are intact. +
6. England's sea power unshaken;
German submarine war dies down.
i. Failed to save her colonies,
--! Bombast of a German Author Re-
S. Parted to stem the sure attrition
HOW YOU MAY•THROW
AWAY YOUR GLASSES • A swiss publishing firm is pre-
garding World Power.
of German strength in men :'nd mat-;
erial.
The statement is made that thousands! paring French and "Gross
editions Natural Enough.
wear eyeglasses wito do not really need of Taunenberg's Gross Deutsch- Indignant Customer --Barber, why
them. If you. are one of these unfortun- land," which, is claimed to have done , did you drop that steaming towel on '
rtes, then these glasses may be ruining r
our eyes instead of helping them. ! for Pangermanism what Bernhardi's my face?
�housands who ~wear these 'windows" works accomplished in the German Barber—Because it was too hot to
may prove for thamsolves that they can t
dispense with glasses if they will got; Army. 'hold, sir.
the following nrescription filled at once:1 The book expounds the following ='—
So to any active drug store and get a,
a a o on- ,
Dunce bottle with warm water and drop 'Whatever we set 'out o o,•
In one Bon-Opto tablet. With this harm- e i ht 4
bottle f B Opto tablets; 1111 a two-' doctrine of German expansion:
t t d we
A GOOD CHANGE.
SalveinTuubes29c. For BooltoitheeEyeFtee:ask
Druggists or Murlue Eye Remedy Co„ Chicago
How Pat Felt.
After the battle of Mons un officer
congratulated an Irishman on his con-
spicuous bravery under fire. ""Well,
Pat," he said, "how did you feel dur-
ing the engagement?" "Feel, your
honor!" answered Pat, `'I felt as if iv -
very hair on me head was a band of
music, and they were all playin'
Home, Sweet Home.' "
Fairylike Sept. 30, 1002.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs, --We wish to inform you
that we consider your MINARD'S
LINIMENT a very sup ,
and we.use it as a sure relief for sore
throat and chest. When I tell you
I would not be without it if the price
teas one dollar a bottle, T mean it.
Yours truly,
CHAS. P. TILTON
error article
•
•
less liquid solution bathe the eyes two need never trouble about th x g A Change of Food Works Wonders.
to four times daily. and you are Likely i wrong of the matter, since we have ` Wrong food and drink cause a lot
11
Ished at the results rightM•
to be aston mr ht on our side.
from the start Many who have been 1 g of trouble in this world. To c nage
r m rany-
. about
worryy r-
'.111
neveron is a
m eye- - e needperson initis e �s
told that they stave natio y �I is first aid when a p , P
strain, cataract,. sore eyelids, weak eyes, thing we may da, since history wile titularly from stomach and nervous
disorders •
-.onjunctivitis and ohne
report wonderful benefits from the use ( show us that there is nothing we can troubles • As an illustration: A lady
of this prescription. Get this prescrlp- ! do, however bad, that bas not already
' .'.lied and use it, you may so
An Accomplished Canine.
Iva Line—My clog • is a - regular
blacksmith. •
Ivan Other --How's that?
Iva Line—Why, I. kicked liim the
other day and he made a bolt for the
c er(
Mia
aid's Linitnoatt Cures Colts. Etc.
Evidently.
"R?tW goes it, neighbor?"
tsfl13, I've a pain in my head, my
stones eb is troubling me, my heart
ist 'k and my nerves are in bad
slag; —and I don't feel well."
Fen1. -le Help
Want
INN
ill large hos
N \venter facts,
aLll depftrtmen
Cor experienced
iulp. .;Highest ,
crate priced boa
mediately,
penm4ns Lim
ery. u1lderWean and
'les. 'Vacancies In-
s, with openings
:or inexperienced
'ages anld nnod-.
\Tilly, iri
tions will interfere with us. Our ad-' articles of food that did not - agree d
versaries are too divided to do us 1 with her. 1
any harm. As for England, every- She says:
thing witli her is a matter of arrange- "For a number of years I suffered
ment, and, provided we buy her off, with stomach and bowel trouble which
we can do what we like. kept getting worse until I was ill most
We have everything to gain by , of the time. About four years ago
launching out. The earth is ours I left off coffee and began using'
for the taking. With Germany to , Postum. My stomach and bowels im-
proved right along, but I was so re -
"increase and multiply." All Lower ; (laced in flesh and so nervous that
Asia can be ours; ours, again,' a+: ' the least thing would overcome me.
much of .Africa as we wish, without "Then I changed my food and began'
mentioning South America. And if using Grape -Nuts in addition to Post -
that is not enough, we have only to um. I lived on these two principally
stretch out our hands and take more. for about a month. Day by day
There is no need to waste compas- I gained in flesh and strength until ,_
£CUMA
Would you like to end that ter-
rible, Itching, that burning pain; to
heal those horrid sores?
You 'have tried all sorts of fatty
ointments, lotions and powders. Put
them aside now and give Nature a.
chance as represented by Zam-Buk.
Zam-Buk is made from herbal es-
sences; is a natural healer. Is not
something you have to send to the
end of the world for, and pay a
heavy price! Every druggist will
sell you Zam-Buk and for 50c. only.
Sust give It a fair 'trial and inci-
dently- give yourself ease by the
quickest route. See name on box:--
sion upon those who would go under.
Such little countries as Holland, Bel-
gium, and Switzerland could ask for
nothing better than to "belong to the
great. German Empire.'
This was the kind of teaching that
drove. Germany into the present great
upheaval;
k
Rewarding Him.
"They met in the street.
"Do you remember me?"
"Can't say- that I da."
"Well, just ten years ago to -night
I asked you for a match at this cor-
ner. You gave it to ale. I went
home, lit the match, accidentally
burned the house down, and got
$1,000 insurance. I am glad of an
opportunity to reward you—"
"With---?"
"—with another match."
A good man who goes wrong is in
reality a bad. man who has just been
found out.
the nervous trouble had disappeared.
I feel that I owe my health to Post
um. and Grape -Nuts.
"Husband was troubled, for a long
time, with occasional cramps, and
slept badly. Finally I prevailed upon
him to leave oft -coffee and take Post-
ern. After he tried Postern for a few
days he found that he could sleep and
that his cramps disappeared. He
never went back to coffee." Name
given by Canadian Postern Co., Wind -1
sor, Ont.
Postern comes in two forms:
Postunt Cereal—the original form—
must be well boiled. 15c and 26e
packages.
Instant Postum—a soluble powder—
dissolves quickly in a cup of hot
water, ancl, with crcain and sugar,
makes a delicious beverage instantly.
30c and 50c tins.
Both kinds are equally delicious
and cost about the same per cup.
"There's a Reason" For 1'ostuin.
—sold by Grocers.
is THELARGFST FIREPROOFRE50RT •;ii
Iii 1eITEL-111 TR WORLD r�0Rim:m5
The Spirit of America at play:
'tagn.1tude and. Cheertuineee.
AMERICAN :PEAR'
BV'B0PP.A.N PLAN
D. 5. White, Pres. sr 'tom. Matt, i11gr.
No Reason Whatever.
One man said to another—"But,
on your income, are you justified in
marrying?"
"Not at
a1
1,
the other
admitted. "The girl has no moneyT
understand?" "Not any." "And
they tell me she's got rather extrava-
gant ideas?" "That's the truth."
"Then, my dear fellow, what reason
have you far taking this very seri-
ous step?" "Reason? No reason
whatever. Pm in love."
l"Td9T.
STOILS
rmtOirT 00N-
STRITOTIOI•r
The sales/11.n that works every day
and night during tine year. Send' for
eatalog W"
CS.A.IIt CO.,_Lt0..,
27 Toronto Arcade, - Toronto
taart at anrt>.
Tu -day.. -Now. C.S. SOBOOL or h€IISXC,
• IC 252. 225 Pift11 Ave. New fork city
Misunderstood.
Young Man (dining with his girl)
—Waitress, may we have a spoon
here?
Waitress --Why, yes, sir; go ahead,
if you don't mind people around.
Some People are Heartless
"Why did you give your neighbor's
boy a violin? The boy hasn't . the
slightest idea of how to play on one."
"I know he hasn't, but T don't like
his father."
The pessimist believes that the milk
in the cocoanut is watered.
Minard's Zinimont .Cures, Gaarget-in Cows
- Worth Trying.
Mrs. Grimes --"Howl in the world da,
you get rid of your stale bread? 1
have to throw lots of mine away."
Mrs. Smarte--"There's no need for
you to do that. Why not do as Ido ?
I just hide it away from the children."
Mrs. Grimes ---"Hide it away from
the children? What thei?"
Mrs. Sinarte—"'.Chen the children
find it and eat up every morsel of it."
General I3ossboorn, the Dutch Min-
ister of tsar, has resigned. No man
With that name should ever resign
anything.
asiivard's Liniment Cures Distemper,
OI
puts new life in your
harness. Keeps it from
drying up and cracking.
Makes it soft, pliable and
strong. Contains no
animal or vegetable fats
to become rancid. It
makes harness last longer.
Dealers :7Jvcryw7tere
The Imperial Ail Company
Limiter.
BpAIwx3Es I_Q ALL CITIES
B--ERmupA.
The Ideal Winter Resort
neautlfui . Drives. Saddle Biding,
Golf,. 'Tennis, Yachting, Fishing
and Sea Bathing. Present Gar-
rison of the Ottawa (28th) Regi-
ment,
Prncess Hotel;
is upon from nnolemnpnt. to MAT
Situated 'on' the I-Iarbor or
Hamilton. A.000mmodates 400.
.rates i $25 per week and 'tinware.
Howe: fie-rwoF1O011,
Managers
HAM 1'LTON, - BERMUDA
liertnu irn, is re.:tailed' •b the steam-
, or the Quebec S. S. Co.,
it 'I:woadtvay, New Yorlc,
•
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