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Elimination. "—these are
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—these lead to a long line.
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HARDEN TERMS QF PEACE.
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Execution of Capt. Fryatt Aroused
Intense reeling in Britain.
Writing to his paper, the New York
BREMEN A "GRAVEYARD,"
Blow Dealt at Port's Prosperity by
the War.
Mournful details of the "graveyard
stillness" which broods over Bremen
are furnished to the Berliner Tage
blatt by its special commissioner who
is investigating the effect of the war
on German towns and cities. In de-
scribing conditions in Bremen he em-
phasizes the blow which has been dealt
at the prosperity of the Weser metro-
polis by the disruption of its vast in-
tercourse with England. The funeral
figure now cut by the Cotton Ex-
change, which together with the monu-
mental offices of the North German
Lloyd typified Bremen life, is depict-
ed as symbolical of the commercial
death which has overtaken the port.
Bremen's three other principal in-
dustries -oil -refining, jute -spinning,
and wool-combing—have been entire-
ly ruined by the British blockade.
Only two local trades are enjoying
wonted pre-war activity= -namely,
shipbuilding and cigar -making. Great
distress has been caused throughout
the Bremen export world by its ina-
bility to collect debts in enemy coun-
tries, especially England. The cor-
respondent also mentions the numer-
ous "domestic tragedies" which the
war has engendered among Bremen
families on account of the many inter-
marriages between Germans and Eng-
lish resulting from the intimate nom
Mail, from London, S. S. McClure rn rcial intercourse between the two
says:
I was talking to a man of great
shipping interests in regard to the
Captain Fryatt case. This man said
that the execution of Capt. Fryatt
had made a more profound impres-
sion in all shipping and business eir-
eles than almost any other single 1
cent. The other had come from Eng- man faithful to his kilt, the Canadian bowels, break up colds and make baby
event, and would greatly harden the A Tonic for the Blood and ]and only seven years alto. But both tvho defends two countries old and thrive. The Tablets are sold by medi-
um of peace which England wouldTer�•es With Rest All were true Canadians now, Hely the Australian bronzed by the cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
impose. He went on to say that in Dickie and Dominique fell out,box from The Dr. Ikalliams Medicine
the first few months of the war That is Needed. sun and like a young Greek god, It
there Ivan na suecial feeling against nevertheless. It was not the differ- is these men who have put to rout Co > Brockville, Ant.
countries
ST. VITUS DANCE
CAN BE EASILY LURED
Sfli•DIERS COi RELIEF
FRO.M 8.ORENESS
Boys on the Border Relieved
Their Pains W i
Tand AchesWith
Sloan's Liniment.
Once upon a time No•rmau .tones,
serving in the National Guard at El
Paso, returned to camp after a stren-
uous 15 -mile bike footsore and leg-
weary.
egweary. He bad not been long in act-
ive service and his shoulders, back
and limbs felt the after-effects o£
marching.
Remembering S 1 eta n s Liniment,
Jones applied it to the sore spots and
went to bed. He writes ; "I arose the
next morning feeling fine ; in fact I
had entirely forgotten about the hilae
and went out for a. four-hour drill in
the sun as spry as ever."
Private Jones passed the experience
along, and many a boy on the border
relieved the agony of sprains, strains,
bruises, insect bites, cramped muscles,
rheumatic twinges, etc., by the use o£
Sloan's Liniment.
Easily applied without rubbing. At
all druggists, 25e., 00c. and $1.00.
acd rein,.btagaet ossa, pipe*. . We pend
�+qgover use ssme ear . tete fun ax.sioslwd,
.Ch r a nocoa,mte to s--$nd r tit dN.
'WW re DWd out m,7t1M a of dollar! n•
9t irapparr la Can d& *Ito sand t al
tags toasi,eoaue.thayl•Jtaw they go+taggaare
dear, raoslr. 744A.moa.; [4C their !RA*Yonx5F. so.Wilarmerefelettemtrapeeee
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WHAT MONARCHS EAT.
The Kaiser is Strong an Buttered
Toast.
Good old roast beef is the favorite
dish of the Queen of Holland. She
is also partial to mutton, The ()ear
of Russian has a great fondness for
all kinds fish, aspecia11
y
corifi s
sea-
soned
with oil, pepper and garlic, says
London Tit -Bits. He once remarked '
toe, late President of France that he
could "eat codlings twice a day"! The
Rings of Italy and Spain both have
weaknesses for sweets, such as whip-
ped cream, chocolate and tarts. Icing
Victor Emmanuel is also fond of the
Italian national dish called polenta.
This is a kind of meal porridge. The
late Pope considered polenta to be his
tion to the curative treatment of cone favorite dish, He was an: exceedingly
valeseentee went with more spirit plain eater. The remarkably aged
than the Instructor had ever known. Emof Austria has acraving for
peror
The end of the story cannot be told, the peculiar dish of calves tongues in
because the competition is still in red wide. His brother Iden, the Ger-
progress. So far, it is neck and neck, man Emperor, is exceptionally sus-
eeptible to the temptation of well -but"
CONQUERORS SOF GERMANS. tered toast. Let us hope he will have
some thing hotter than toast served up
French Writer Pays Tribute to the to him very shortly by the allies!
Troops From British Empire.
M. Joseph Reinsch in the ParisTHE FALL WEATHER
Figaro pays a generous tribute to the, HARD ON LITTLE ONES
new English armies. "It is the soul
years has made an army that is not Canadian fall weather is extreme -
of England," he writes, "which in two
`Wnae in Canada's
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Safety First.
Traveller (on Irish railway) --'Will
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guard?
Guard --Yes, sir; plenty of time.
Traveller What guarantee have i
that the train would not go without
late?
Guard (generously )--Oh, begorr,
I'll go and have one along with you,
ItiSRAS4'* X iai est Casett Cc'1sle. te.
content to hold its ground against an ly hard an little ones. One day it is Trouble is the most practical teach -
warm and bright and the next wet er in the school of experience.
army at which Prussia has been labor -g
ing for three centuries. It is the Eng- and cold. These sudden changes bring
RI ItIED, BUT NOT DEAD YET. Lishman who has beaten the >German en colds, cramps and colic, and unless}
•
The End of a Feud in the Trench. side of the Channel and the other side the result may be serious. There is
It is the infantryman from the other baby's little stomach is kept right
of the sea, the Englishman from the nothing to patina Baby s Own Tablets
They were both Canadians. One Thames, from the quiet country, and in beeping the little onss.well' TheY
WAS Canadfan horn, of French des- from the industrial hive, the Scots- sweeten the stomach, regulate the
the Germans by the English, but that Many a child has been called awk- ence of race or language that led to the most famous regiments of the
the sinking of the Lusitania and the ward, has been punished in school the trouble, for neither of them was a `, enormous empire of prey."
Bryce• r for not keeping still or for dropping fool. No, it arose of a sudden, in one , __------e.. .
un reports and other similar a of those quarrels that occasionally
things had brought about this state thing•: , when the trouble was really l 1
of feeling. He said: St. Vitus dance. This trouble may. breakout between commonly sensible Dyspeptics C,
o ii
"You know, it is not so much appear at any age but is most often men when their Heroes are set on a tics
hatred we feel toward the Germans- met between the ages of six and edge in A time of excitement and Avoid DrugsAnd
we look upon them as we might look fourteen. The most frequent cause strain '
upon snakes." of the disease is poor . blood, aggra- 'nit till we've smashed these
This man expressed the average vated by 'Weer confinement, or men- blooming Huns, and I'll break your
thought of industrialand sitippfng til strain at school. !ander thes• head,' said the Englishman.
e ------ i
111 break yours first, retorted Try a Little Magnesia Instead. lawyer, Jen t thin the third accident
England. , conditions the blood fails to carry ,; �„
It is truly to express the nourishmentto the nerves and the Dominique, "though. it'll take a heavy seine r•• nple in stinetiA't•i` l =ailliatheir within a month?"
t
y impossiblenae. ,tie, to danger, and it may es; , he replied, proudly, ain't i
universality and the strength of the child Ueoms to show ]ietlessness and tttit,ct, or rustmn ..r unlit miser tn•s- ,
feeling what I have just illustrated. ' inattention. Then it becomes rest- Half an hour afterwards a shell ptptiri, to met, amp,. lea.,•nt eoc* s turd lucky'?'
Everywhere it is the same thing. `less and twitching of the muscles and dropped in on them. It was a big medicines. artificial dig(l� `rnt�.�tetrnlsh 1 ,
An American ladywas reading to jerking of the limbs and body follow, shell, and it sent the soil of France the dang,•r. Will it is certain rt,ain that neither : World's Record \% heat Crop.
into convulsions. deign Utsr nn•rllellte, pastiest the power mea poem by the great Belgian poet, ', A remedy that cures St, Vitus dance drugs
uoy the cines al secs he t•i to In view of various claims of wo1 ld'e
a Belgian _ llast and cures it so thoroughly that no
Three men were buried, and one of the :+tnma' h. wla,1h is the und. rl.i„g record wheat crone for large areae,
I C 1"ldn cl'adlt ,or g, aril the g y them was Dick, A dozen of their puttse ne ul'Mt Write; of insligi•sticm ittm ,
line was "O Lord, deliver us from trace of the disease remains is Dr.. and ,1. r,;.l,yl;t, They mus gtse temp„l.tlt.t• the Crowfoot Farming Company of
the Germane,” uid she stopped, and Williams Pink Pills which renew'
comrades rushed to dig them out, ,,,t,,•t. but r�11 incre:, •itiR ttu:ainit,e s Crowfoot, Alberta, subrtit a sworn
in the mo -t intense f* hion, her c•ytts the blood thus feeding and strength -one of these was Dominique. At last tuts, t re• in to , and an th,• rift, th., a• td statement of their results for the
he came on—somethin trmalun in tae gtotnn• It :,s .lungcrout, at r
shining with tears, she said: "That ening the started nerves. This is g titer. year 1.915 which probably surpass all
is the prayer of every woman and the only way to cure the trouble and came he found it was Dick, did he . t1,i ll\ i�•t�`N�urtct'(it`f'iret `t 3'r4er,.in . properly authenticated cI unity from
girl in England, Belgium and France." parents should lose no time in giv- Pau"? He dug his hardest, till he ,lll�.,-tla a Hilcl su.m'tch a sufferers -1 is ••nut other sources. From nisi; at:res the
In t c tpublishedeter- in this treatment if their child had uncovered his comrade's head. He (;t•t uboatt tan oun< (r .,f pure 111 (11 at.•.1 Crowfoot Fuming Company received
I 1 tltr°n to the m g bru hed the dirt off the face very magnesia from t ale +iruggist unit til:.• { m ,
jai there is a constant body of new ` seems nervous or irritable. Mrs. Wm. a teuaprn,neul iii „little nater ftnin<. i- ; an average yield of 51 bu-••heIs, lata 1-3
material coming by word of mouth. I A. Squires, Cannington, Ont., says:
gently. Then he fainted from loss of iaiitl8lt eutl lei' siliticin= lrtiimriii11 id 1 pounds per acre of number one sprint;
am told that Loral Bryce was very "My only daughter, now fourteen blood. Hehad been hard alit him- in the stomach and stop all food fcruten- ; wheat, by actual selling'•!right; 1(!tt
sceptical in regard to the atrocities years of age was troubled for several self.. . • fatten, thus enublittS }oU to enjoy hearty , items of wheat averaged >:i?_ bushel:
They were sunning themselves one
meals without e.pertenctn, tile ltu,t acre. These records were ertab-
when he began his investigation. His years with St. Vitus dance. She was ;train or unpleasantness afterward. i per"
Medicines
The Sheer Lining.
Pale, but nevertheless smiling con-
tentedly, Mrs. Levinski entered her
Iawyer's office. Taking the chair bee
side the desk, nils said, "I've had an-
other accident, Mr. Berg. Last night
I slipped on the sidewalk downtown
and got hart. The doctor Enys i
oaght to have damages."
"Who, Mrs. Levinskt," exclaimed the
feeling now is as strong as that of so bad that at times she would lose day coon after they reached the con-, 1,-
say one I have met, Besides there control of her limbs and her face and vel°scent hospital, when Dick spoke, He 'Wasn't first.
are numerous documents of a more ' eyes would be contorted. We had "We've got to have it out, Dommy," i
terrible sort which have not been medical advice and medicine, but it said he, It was the first time the old She (just kissed by him)—How dare
published, but are in the hands of the did not help her, In fact we thought trouble had been mentioned since they you? Papa said he would kill the first
1 the trouble growing worse, and final- had been knocked out. "I've been man who kissed me.
.ly we had to take her from school thinking--" I He—How interesting. And dict he
About a year ago we b
Government.
A Jail Bard.
lying her "Did it hurt, old man?" broke in do it?
"I long to wander far away. sings Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and by the Dominique with a mischievous smil1 7
a poet. As he is in prison we quite time she had taken five boxes„ she was "No, but Ill hurt you if you don't wrinara s Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
believe him. 1 completely cured and is now fine hold your tongue. I was thinking
healthy girl. I firmly believe we how we could settle that little affair No Mote in His Eye.
It is absurdly easy to convince a! owe this to Dr, Williams' Pink Pills between us. Look here, now. We're "What are you studying now?" ask_
manthat he is smarter than you are. and are very grateful for her restore- in for three or four months here. ed Mrs. Johnson.
tion to perfect health." They've got all sorts of classes. going "We have taken up the sabject of
You can -get these pills from any on, to fit us for supporting our wives molecules," answered her son.
dealer in medicine or by mail at 50 and families when we go out, as they "I hope you wi11 be very attentive
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 say. I've not neither wife nor child; and practise constantly," said the
from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., no more have you. But, all the same, mother. "I tried to get your father
Brockville, Ont. Pm going to dig in to those classes, to wear one, but he could not keep it
whatever they are. It'll be darned in his eye."
slow doing nothing, anyway. And I'll
be hanged if I want to turn loafer,
whatever pension they give me, when
I go out. I'm going to work. And
I'm going to work better than you,
d'you hear me?".
"Yes, I'm not deaf."
"Well, then, I don't care what it is,
carpentering or typewriting, of cob -
Wednesday and Thursday are ac-
counted the most lucky days in Bul-
garia for weddings.
If the bride breaks the heel of her
shoe in going to be married it por-
tencle a stormy married Iife.
Sunny
. Dispositions
and good digestion go
hand in hand, and one
of the biggest aids' to
good digestion is a re-
gular dish of
rap=N3 its
This wonderfully delicious
wheat- and barley food is so
processed that it yields its
nourishing goodness to 'the
system in about -one haur—
a record for ease of diges-
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Take it all round, Grape -
Nuts contributes b-eeaui fu1-
ly to sturdiness of .body and
a radiant, happy person-
ality. - -
Every table should have its
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�t There's a Reason
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SHELL DIGS TUNNEL.
Freak of the German Bombardment
At Fortress- of Verdun.
While the shelling of Verdun has
done a tremendous amount of dam-
age, yet there is one remarkable in-
cident in which a German bomb -shell
has actually performed a very useful —I'm going to beat you at the whole
piece of military engineering. lot."
bling, chicken raising, or all together
Gen. Dubois, in command of the cit-
adel, pointed oat to the Associated
Press this curious freak wrought by
a German shell.
"I calculate," said the General, that
that one shell has done for me the hard
work of fifty men working steadily for
eight days."
The net result of the shell's work
was to tear a hole through the rear
fortifications, thus opening the way
for a tunnel which was much needed.
Besides that, the same shell knocked
down two large trees at the end of
the tunnel, which fell across the river
in such a way that they formed the
foundation of a bridge.
No Kick Coming.
They were standing at the front
gate.
"Won't] you come into the parlor
and sit a little while, Georgie, dear?"
"No -o, I think not," replied George
hesitatingly.
"I wish you would," the girl went
on. "It's awful lonesome. Mother
has gone out, and father is upstairs-
groaning with rheumatism - in the
legs.,,
"Both legs?" asked Georgie.
"Yes, both legs."
"Then I'll come in."
Wedding presents were once placed
ina "lemon" or other receptacle in.
the church.
"You are, are you? And who's to
judge?"
Dick thought a while. Then he
said, "The proof of the pudding's the
eating. Whichever of us makes most
the first year we're out on our own,
the other'1l own up and allow he's
beat and had his head broke."
"Done!" said Dominique. "And it
won't be my head."
They said nothing about it to any-
one else. The other men wondering a
little at their energy, tried to keep up
with them; so, as you can imagine,
the average of work done in that hos-
pital was high. Even the physical ex-
ercise drill, the latest scientific addi-
A druggist can obtain an imitation
of MINARD'S LINIMENT from a
Toronto house at a very low price, and
have it labeled his own product.
This greasy imitation is the poorest
one we have yet seen of the many
that every Tom, Dick and Harry has
tried to introduce.
Ask for MINARD'S and you will
get it.
When He Bowed.
May—Dr. Gush used to bow so nice-
ly. Didn't he bend gracefully?
Fay—Yes, but he's married now,
and he's broke.
Viinard's Liniment Cures. Colds, &a.
When He Was Beaten.
Dr. Macnamara, M.P., of the British
House of Commons, is a skilled 'debat-
er and rarely at a loss for a retort.
Once he was addressing a meeting of
laborers, when one of his hearers ex-
pressed a wish to ask a question. Dr,
Macnamara suggested that he should
wait till the end of thespeech, but he
persisted ;until anothelt member of the
audience politely remarked: "Sit
down, you ass!" - -
There was some disorder, and a
third man shouted "Sit down; you're
both asses!"
This was Dir:' Macnamara's chance,
he thought, and he cut in with; "There
seems plenty of asses about to -night,
but for heaven's sake let us hear one
at, a time."
"Well," said the original interrupt-
er, pointing to the doctor, "you go on
then."
For once the doctor, as he does not
hesitate to admit, was beaten. ,
fished in the Canadian Pacific Irriga-
tion Block in Southern alberta.
A Family Jar.
She (with exasperation)—Oh, why
did I ever marry you?
He—Yes, what had I done to get
you down on me?
emulated Eyellds,
laivEyes inflamed by expo-
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quickly relieved by%trine
Eye Remedy. No Smarting,
lust Eye Comfort. At
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SalveinTubes25c. Forllookol fheEyefreeask
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To Help Him Out.
"You arelying so clumsily," said
the observant judge to a litigant who
was making 'a dubious statement of
his case, "that I would advise you to
get a lawyer." -
Bainard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Test of Symmetry.
The test for symmetry is to turn a
man with his face to the wall. His
chest should touch it, his nose should
be four inches away, his thighs five,
and the tips of his toes three.
Uncle Eben --I just had a letter
from my English cousin. He was in
the trenches. He says one day his
company wee ordered to charge, and,
the first thing he knew he ran into a
lot of barbed wire, several mines and
&hundred German batteries. "Aunt
Nancy—Just like George—never looks
where he's going. -
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into the system just as surely as
food the child. eats. Don't let
impure fats and mineral coloring
matter such as many of the
cheap ointrrients contain) get
into your child's blood l tam
Buk is purely herbal. No pais.,
onotls coloring. Use it always.
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