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ing of admittance to these pauper re-
fuges. It has been shown over and
over again that when once a family
has been helped by the workhouse au -
GOOD HEA LTH i ttr,rit:es it acquires the wOrkhouso tai
tot an.l again tbes to them al the first
sign of ',rouble.
In the 'sou so of time, the habit t.e•
oornes a family !rad:tion, an instance
of which is protided by Hackney.
There dial there a few days ago un
old Woman whose !eerily was repre-
sented in the workhouse by Mur gen-
erations. The woulan's daughter and
her husband, her grandchildren and
great-grandchildren were likewise in
tet. w<rrk'rouse.
West Ilam, In the East -end of Lon-
don, has the doubtful honor of own.
Mg the largest workhouse in England:
It is like a small walled city and
CONTAINS 2,600 paupers,
which is 800 more than it is supposed
to be able to accommodate.
Four branch workhouses give shel-
ter to another x00, and fifty women are
sleeping In a schoolroom whence tea-
chers and pupils have been evicted.
Seven hundred children are being
boarded out with foster mothers scat-
tered over the district.
\Vest Ilam's difficulties are to a cer-
tain extent due to the crowds of able-
todicd who have developed the work-
house habit. There are 200 able-bodied
wornen In the prime of life. In the
Workhouse, and over a hundred ab',e-
bodied men betwen the ages of 16 ani
30.
The latter are strong young fellows,
most of wham made their acquaintance
with the interior of the workhouse in
their childhood. By going out. In the
morning after breakfast and picking
up a dinner where they can they are
able to escape the labor, such os wood
chopping, stone breaking or corn u•rind-
Ing. which would be their lot if they
remained inside all day.
\Vest Ilam has the best dietary of
tiny workhorse in the Kingdom. Week -
fast consists of four ounces of breva
and n pint and a halt of porridge. Din-
ner may be torr and a half ounces of
meat w'Ih twelve ounces of pens pud-
ding or the same amount of men( with
Iwo yerefahles. For supper, elght oun-
ces cf bread and one pint of broth are
given out.
infirm men live better. They have
a lunch 1 &•ren brenkfest rout dtnnee.
enna ling of bread Anil butter. and a
piece of plum cake. They ere allowed
lehne"". end in the evenings can play
draughts. bnpatelle or dominoes No
task Is set Them.
Will Be Lessened By the Timely
Use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
• 1k w u:ul h rnoney s ivast(*1 on use-
lasa medicines. }tow much Brno 's
lost; how much pain endured simply
because you do not !Lod the right medi-
cine to start with. 'Take the earnest
adt•ioe of t11ontsitnds who speak from
experience in favor of Dr. Williams'
Peak Pills and you wilt save lime,
inott_ey, tael above all, will find perfect
health. Proof of this Is fount in the
statement of Mr. J. A. Roberge, a well-
known resident of Lachine, Que., who
says: "l am a boatman, and conse-
quently exposed to all conditions of
weather'. This exposure began to tell
on my health. The cold lead to weak-
ness, loss of appetite, pains in the
Teniae and side. 1 tried several mode
'eines, but they did not help me. My
b(,rldition was growing worse and a
general breakdown threatened. 1 slept
poorly at night and lost much In
weight, and began to fear that 1 was
,drifting into chronic invalid -ism. One
day while reading a newspaper 1 was
attracted by the statement of a fellow
'utterer who had been cured through
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 1
had spent much money without get-
ting relief, and I haled to spend more,
but the curo was so convincing that. 1
decided to give (hese a trial. 1 am now
more than thankful that I did aro. Af-
ter the first couple of Weeks they be-
gan to help me, and in seven weeks
'after 1 began the pills 1 was as well
Its ever t had teen. 1 am now convinc-
ed that had 1 tried Dr. Williams' Pink
Fills at the outset 1 would not only
have been spared much suffering, but
would have sated money as well."
Rich, red blood L% the core for most
of the aitduer.ls that afflict mankind.
1)r Williams' Pink PilL' actually make
new rich blood. That is why they cure
such mmnion aihnents as anaemia, in-
dignste n, rheumatism, neuralgia, heart
palpitation, erysipelas, skin troubles,
arul the headaches, backaches, side -
aches and other ills of girlhood and
womanhood. The pills aro sold by all
medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six Loxes for $2.50 from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
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WORKHOUSES ARE FULL
$DIOSE OF .GREATER LONDON ARE
OVERFLOWING.
Alas-) Infirm Paupers arc Boarding at
Su►irarlunis at Seaside
Resorts.
Fineroo es throughout Great • Britain
& hew, iffiest lack of employment is re-
swibible for acute distress in many
towns, the trndes most affected being
bullJing, engineering and shipbuild-
ing.
Owing, apparently, 10 the slackne s
r f trade, the forty workhouses of Great-
cr London are filled to overflowing. The
lalest returns show Mat In these work-
houses there are 80,183 boarders, and
that 45,821 people are receiving out-
door reiief. Thts gives a ratio of 26.5
pourers to the thousand of the popula-
tlan.
it 1s' impossible to grant all the ap-
plications for adm:ttanoc to these Irt-
e tituLi.ns. and the authorlltes, in their
'efforts to grapple with the situation,
have retorted to the novel plan of ac-
cepting the tele of professional board-
ing-house keepers. The managements
of seaside sanitariums have sent cir:u-
iars to the n'orkhouse nutherities which
say In etft et: "Our staffs are idle; yours
are everweerked. Cannot we help each
other?"
Tat otters have been accepted in see.
eral instances and many infirm pau-
pers have been sent to fashionable re-
sorts to be nursed back to health amid
surround:nga luxurious beyond their
dreams. And. ilnllkely, though it may
seem. the workhoese authorities in
nd•-pt,ng this ><c.lut4 n of the d.fllculty
are
ACTUALLY S:\\'iNG \IOXEY.
It costs 20 shillings a head n week for
infirmary inmates in p•crh'.user. nh. rt
tot the sanitariums are !alon 1- nrJers
et the reduced terms .1 13 toe legs a
nark.
The loverty in the 11; . '
of London is such that il. a<; (h. are
1. not Duly accommodating too Iv r-
r..ns more than it is certified f<,r. lot
pagers from that dLetriet are toard-
ing cut In eighty-five different tnstitu-
tona, not inducing lunatics in es toms.
E'. n tt:e chapel connected with Itacknee
werkheloc s beingt used as a do;u,i-
k ry 1< r some et Lfe'ft failures.
Among the 1.661 paupers in the
ensue ten there are t<. ha
me who Noe
1 (<n,rriatots for between 'tidily and
k.rty )cars. Seven e:f the inmates say
lacy fought to their country in the
Crimea. Several whole families ere in
the house. and their turn:lure is stored
in the outbu ltl,ngs tint l perch time as
the men can make a ere -h stare.
Many fat: • es arc a;ttrr'y undoserv-
rye
Black Watch
USE OF LIQUOR.
In the l'nked Kingdom Appears 10 he
Decreasing.
Temperance advocates have rea-on
for congratulation over the figures in
the returns. Last. year in the Untied
Kingdom 33.731,344 barre's were con-
sumed as against. 33,504,110 barrels in
the previous year. But th:iugh the
aggregate amount consumed was great-
er the amount per head is smaller, es
the Mllowing table shows:
Year ending Gallons
March 31. Barrels. Population. Per heat!.
1903...3a 30,719...41,961.000...30.34
I9)(.. 34,738,037... 42.371.000...29.51
1905...33.810.12.4...42.793.000...28.44
19t4i... 33, 504.11n... 43121,000...27.90
1907...33.731,314...43.659.000_27.81
These Rpm s do not include imiort-
eJ het'', which was 57,829 barrels in
1906-7
Spirits short' the same decrease. Not
only Las the eon-tlrnpll-n per heart de-
clined, but the total qunnttly retained
for sale at hone has actually de -lined
M- comparison with ten years ago. in
1596.7, 40.300100 proof gal'ons cf spirit
paid duly in th's cnun'ry--32.100.000
drsUlled at home and 8.200.000 tmporr-
ed. Lest year the quantity was only
39.800,000-32,500,000 (Whiled at home
tool 7,34 0,0(0 Imported.
The disappearance of email Trewerirw
has led to a continuous decrees:. in the
number of licenses is -tied. in let'6
Utero were 8.305 lienee; gr'ni'ted, but
the'c figures have now dropped to 4,-985.
Patent medic:nrs continue to grow
in popularity. The slump duty pnkl on
the:' sale in 1806.7 was £251.726. and
In 1906-7 .£327,1CG. irl Scotland. appar-
ently, pnlent mrd:e nes make little head-
way. The duly paid upon Them ten
years ago fns just unacr £2,(0), and
last par it ' t1 not yd risen to .03.000.
BABY'S WELFARE
MOTHER'S CHIEF CARE
The one . ' • 1 desire of the mother
is Mal her i,Uie OOPS :;hall he healthy
41rieht rend good natured. Every !no -
flier can kr',, her children in this con -
(Mien rf she will give therm an occa-
s s cnal d'se of Baby s Own Tnhlels.
Tlh se Tablet% cure colic, indigestion,
c• n•tipalson, diarrhoon, teething troll-
! toes and the other little il!% cf chil<t-
ihe,',d. \Ira. E. Lefrun. Carl'len, Que.,
says:-- "Ruby's Own Tablets Late tern
of great value to my baby. i have
used them to regulate her stomach and
1e we:%. and tor teething and always
tt•ah the best of results?' old by me-
d.cue dealers nr by mail at 25c a box
team 1 he Dr. Williams' Me licino Co.,
Brookville, Ont.
I! n man he. n:cney to burn tits
Wends will g'nd'y furnish the matches.
No man can tel what his wife is go-
ing to do ty what he tells her to do.
If n man Isn't capable of governing
h'mself It's up to him to get married.
The tricky mon mry au:eyed, but his
<t:c e<s sc!dt m sacks.
A Mncclrn'e le a mol thing net le
gave If yeti are In hurry to get r!_h.
4 n cro►r r'flnilles ere the kind Ile
' n•,'e to the other fellow on a silver
t lr1'e^.
•'('ne she keen n Freer -1r "Ne. but
' s :n keel n eo, k. and that's Kane -
ng to brag abeutT'
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%AS'I t U[MMLAI. l'OS';F.SSIONS, k VAIN 11EPETI1 ION.
SCIENCE
KNOCKS AT YOUR DOOR
Portuguese '1'en•Itor) in Africa is Quite
E x te'ttahe.
'the I'ur'uguese (o4 sial p , sesstons
eons-st oI Augola, or Portuguese !.ower
Guinea, in South-w.st Africa. It hes
an urea of 517,000 :quare miles, and
a population of 5,000,003.
The Cape Verde islands, 1,48e square
mites. Pol.ulation 147.424.
i'ortugut': a East Afr.ca, ocmlprlsing
two districts of Lorenzo Marlines and
"1 owe home, bordering on German
East Africa. Area 300,000 square tulles.
1'opulat_on 3.000,000.
Guinea. on the west coast of Africa.
Area 4,400 septum mites. Population
820,000.
St. Thome and Principe islands, in
Gulf of Guinen. Area 451 square miles.
Population 42.103.
Goa, port town b4 -ween boundaries
Madras and Bombay. India; else Da -
rano and Din, small island, totalling
In area 1,638 square miles. Population
531.890.
Macao, an Island in mouth of Canton
River. In China. Area 5 square miles.
Population 80.000.
Tltnnr is an island In Malay
pelago, half of which with Pub
tag, is Portugues'. Area 7,290
miles. Population 300,000.
Archt-
Camb-
square
FATHER'S ECZEMA AFFLICTED
CHILDREN.
Mr. Chas. Noble, u1 375 Colonial
Avenue, Montreal, the assistant chief
elevator of the G. N. W. 'Telegraph
Co. and several of his family have lien
cured of eczema by Zarn-Buk, the great
herbal balm. Be states tho facts as
knows: 'el'he diseaoa started In the
back of my !rands in the form of small
sons and eruptions. These were very
irritating and when rubbed and
scratched turned into very painful
acres. I tried waters, lotions and
salves, but the diseases oontlnued to
spread and so 1 consulted a doctor. He
treated me for a time, but still the d:s-
case spread and 1 got no relief. Then
to my alarm the eczema spread to sev-
eral of the children. The pain and ir-
ritation In all our cases was very great,
and we were very much disheartened,
as all we trod proved unavailing. 'Lam-
fBuk was rcoornmendcd and 1 obtained
a supply. i tries it first on a small
patch of the eczema, and this showed
re much improvement that I was con-
vinced Zam-Buk would do good 1f per.
revered with, and (herefore obtained a
erppiy. Each appl!cutlon greatly re-
lieved the Itching, pain and soreness,
and it was not long before tho erup-
tions and sores dried up and disap-
peerel. in a few weeks from oornnncnc-
Into with Lam-Buk every spot was re-
newed. The children who had also
and brings to you io your own home 1
the healing, health -giving properties of the
giant pines. All the therapeutic virtue of
the forest trees are contained in Virgin
Oil of P,ue (pure). 1t Loafs the lungs and
bronchial tubes, gives almost Institut re-
lief to thu irritating cough. and will break
up a cold to 24 hours'.
The action of Virgin Oil of Pine ou the
kidneys is also most beneficial. It is a
perfect neutralizing aguut fur uric acid.
and promptly relieves rheumatism, lame -
back and other ailments due to disordered
kidneys.
In the preparation of S'irglu Oil of Pine
every procautinu is taken to insure fresh-
ness and purity. It la put up. for dispen-
sing through druggists, in nne-halt ounce
vialsround Duwly.'. leac,.i .h .vial •eIle eurolysure sealedto totha
.e. get e
genuine -Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure,
prepared only by Leach Chemtoal Co., CIa-
einuati, 0.
sr rewil1WmWNINNIWIIINW
A BLESSING.
"Your wife used to like to sing, and
shot played the piano a lot. Now, we
tie,n't hear her at all. bow's that?"
"She hasn't the time. We have two
ohit(lren."
"\\'ell, well!
Atter all, children are
a blessing!''
\Ve All Have Missions in the World. --
There Is a work to do tor every man
on earth, there is a function to per-
form for everything on earth, animate
and inanimate. Everything has a nits-
sien, and the mission of Dr. Thomas'
Eclectr-le Oil is to heal burns and
.rounds of every description and cure
coughs, colds, croup and alt affections
of the respiratory organs.
THE FESTIVE SEASON.
\Vete-"Then you won't cone to the
Jones' with ale?"
Ifubby-"Certainly not. I'm bored
to death of visiting. I'd rather go to
a lunatic asylum"
\Vile -"!tum! Feel more at tome
dhere, I suppose?"
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OIYTMR'r'r is guaranteed t1 cure any
twit of Itobtng, Blind, Bleeding or Prutudiag
Plies In a to 14 days or m Jim refunded. tido.
GOOD AS T1IE BEST.
"Is yer fader well to do, lkeyt"
"No, he ain't; he's hard to do."
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Give Holloway's Corn Cure a veal. I1
removed ten oorns from one pair of
feet without any pain. \Vhat 1t has
dono once it will do again.
KEEP IN DEBT.
Keep in debt to your appetite end
every meal will seem a banquet.
taken this disease were treated in the A Nat�leg t:eogh delves mleep.and oomrnrt
Same way and have each been cured." away. J� len'' Lung Bsleam relieve• Hard breath -
Of all druggists and stores 50c. box Mg, pain In the chest and laritation of the throat.
or postpaid from the 'Lam-Buk Co., To- afve It freely to the children.
ronto.
I.i:AP ll•;Ail ETHICS.
"A young lady should not waste a
gentleman's time."
"As to how,"
"By letting him call when s':e does
not mean to propose."
TO CURE A COLDLIN ONT. DAY
'takpros tots refund mo ey i( It (sells to cureine . E. eW
GROVE'S signature 1. ou each box. xbo.
The Parsengcr--"(tory dare you use
such terrible language to the poor
horael" Tho Cabman -"Can't help 11.
mesal. But if you was n mal Indy eoa
%vuldn't tin ttrstnnd ill"
The Wretched Coaditlon of thousands 1s' due
to ILD fact that they reit= art the simplest Care 01
their hearth. When In this condition "Yerrorim"
will build you up a:1d etre you strength.
Mind your own business and let
other people ei'smanago theirs It Ihoy
want lo.
Ir:.ptlrt!Ia In the Rktod,-When tho
a'tton of the k duets I ccornea impair 11,
impurities in Cie Melo! are almost -urs
lc follow. ant general dernngement of
the system ensues. I'anneee's Veise-
table Pills veal regulate the kltineys.
so that they will maintain healthy ac-
tion and prevent the complications
which certainly come wizen there is de-
rangement of these delicate organ..
,\s a re'tornnvc (hese Pills are in the
first rank.
Iirnry-'And shall we meet again
to•merrew, dear? To -morrow shall 1
again cusp y, .0 in my nris? Teenor-
ruw shall we renew---?" Eiith enter-
r'urting hire) -"Not la-n:or:ow, Henry;
lo morrow is our washingday.'
ITC1!, Mange, Prairie Scratches emu
every form of centagtous Itch in human
cr animals cured In 30 minutes by Wol.
frrd's Sanitary Lotion. It never faits.
Sold by all druggists.
Most people who are to love act ns
theugh they were delightfully miser-
able.
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What 1s the nest Thing t, ,treeethen week
backs! "The U .t I.' Me -,tet. l Plaster. It will
cure lnmhago ant rheumatlrrn 5, rolls mates
se•eu tee plesten. Davis a Lawrence Co.
Montreal.
NOT IN CE f1Es I ED.
Agent ,at the d:or)--'Tell your mo-
ther. little furl, 1h91 1 have here a won-
derful washing soap. It cleans every-
thing; enves laps. Every housewife Is
tr.terestei in our preparation.'
Little Girl -"Ma isn't. She isn't a
heu<ew.fe; she's a club women."
INTELLIGENT ADVICE.
Intelligent Rescuer no skater who Me
fallen through) -"Steady, old man,
steady! Keep coAr
F.ASI ION iii` r.
Gr, e,v ' i'.s unverlably lock o sU In
lawn dr•xs s during the erim,er.
If :n,'1 llnten'l the right of way you
tave a r ght to get out . f tae a Sy.
can't ';tat: get the true mea -
Ma* at a tato b) consultirl* Me 4'13 t.
'COO SUGGESTIVE.
Mr. McGuire (fo hospital at'endant)--
Phwat did ye say the doctor's name
alas?
Attendants -Dr. Kilpatrick.
Mr. Mc(tl1ro-Toot settles it. No
doctor veld thot cognomen will git a
chance to operate on me -not it 1 knew
it.
Attendant -Why not?
Mr. McGuire -Well, ye see, my
is Patrick.
Young Jack- -" etamn,a, is dinner
nearly ready? What are rel• gt..ing k
!rave?"
Mamma -"It's ready, dear, and ino•
leer Ls going tc give you aorne of that
nice soup she made yesterday. Come,
ask the blessing.'
Young Jack --"I said it yesterday-. 1
don't huve to ask a blessing kr warmed
ever soup, do l?'
COALS OF FiI1E.
"Beresford," sad his Letter halt gen-
tly. as she watched his ineffectual en-
steavors to do justice to the motutinal
repast, "1 am afraid that t told you o
y'estcrelay, and I want you to for-
Itiv-e ate, dear."
"A lief" he asked wonderingly.
"Yes; as you left the hbuse you will
remember 1 said to you, 'You'll be
time early, darling!' Well, it wasn't
true!''
name'
"\Vhat makes factory whistles blots
so early in the morning, dad?" The
eligincer wants to wake up everybody
who doesn't have to go to work as soon
04 lie does."
It Ls easier to prevent than 1l Ls M
cure. inflammation of the lungs is the
(ornpanlon of neglected colds, and once
it finds a lodgment In the system 1t is
.litdle•ult to deal with. 1'reatn•ent with
ll;ckle:s Anti -Consumptive Syrup will
eradicate the cold and prer:ent inllam•
nnattcn from setting tn. 1t costs little,
and is ea satisfactory as it is surpris-
ing in its results.
A woman hopes her children will l.^ok
like her -and sho hopes her photo.
graphs w:n't.
Comfort by day and snwnd sleep by night fel-
low t1"- u•e of tt'et.er's Comte, for skin troubles,
n . uiattor h .w tormentlag they be. Thhr ulap
omit ',otters and cleaataa
A man is foolish to borrow trouble
If he can find another man foolish
enough to lend him looney.
Pkaennt as syrup; nothing equals '1
Si a worm tnedteino; the name is Mo-
ther Graves' Worm Exterminator. The
greatest worm destroyer of the age.
NO DIFFERENCE.
"Mamma, may 1 get on the donkey's
bacar
"No, dear. But if you are Bend pnpa
wit! take you on his back. That tv;ll
to just the sante,"
lima t TIIAN ANYTHING.
"I hear Dr. J- nes is mak:ng his for-
e nit just now."
"Why, has he diseovcred a new
curet'
"No, but he's found out a new dis•
ease.'
TNU
ISSLE NO. f- $.
REST AND RECUPERATION.
To provide a restful environment without
sanatorium restrictions, to enable tired hie
Inanity to recuperate naturally. to aeeur
to the average man or woman the needed
change from worry and care, and to do
these at moderate poet. 1s the mission of
"The Welland," the home of "The Et. Cath-
arines Well." Apply the manager. 8t.
Catharines. or any Agent of Grand Trunk
Railway System.
TRUE GENEROSITY.
"They say v(ry few nuthors sleep
more than seven hours a clary."
"But think how much slumber they
e'urnish other people.'"
A Cure for Rheumatism -1h° intru-
sion of uric acid into the blood vessel%
is a fruitful cause of rheumatic pains.
This irregularity is owing to a deranged
and unhealthy condition of the livor.
Anyone subjected to this painful affer-
ton will find a remedy in Parmelees
Vegetable Pills. Their action upon the
kidneys is pronounced and most ben
Acta!, and by restoring healthy action.
they correct Impurities in tho blood.
BRAGGING.
"Our church is getting on wonderful-
te well. \Ve've just lifted the mete
gage."
"That's nothing. \Veve actually set-
tled the church row."
WHAT CAUSES 'MADAMS.
Prom October to May. Colds are the most fre-
quintcawse of Headaohe. LAXA'rttg ER0M0
QUININE removes cause. It. W. Greve on box 551
SWISH itOMAN CATHOLICS).
Five Million in Great Rrltatk) - Twelve
in Empire.
An estimate has recently been m:de
or the Catholic porulatlon in the Brit-
lah fetes. 'Chis is returned es 5y, rail-
1lon-t-2,180,000 for Great Britain and
3.320,000 for Ireland. in the directory
for 1907 the estimate was stated to be
SHILOH'S
Quick ease for the worst cough -quick
relief to the heaviest cold -and SAFE
to take, even for a child. Cu1'Cs
That is Shilob's Cure. ,t
Hold under a guarantee Coudb3
to cure colds and coughs jig,
Coeds
quicker than any other
medicine -or your money rack 34 years
pf aurcess commend Sh:iloh's Cure. Y.ic ,
60c,$1. 316
QUICI{LY!
'WANTED AsTms
Made -to -Measure Clothing
litaeet line IaIkinion (ate Commission,
lull
'Crown Tailoring Co., • 'Toronto
CANADA tl *RUT TAILO*•
l SIGNET' RIN'
To intro:nae 0,t'�
goods sad that .e
way seed you our eat.b;. .bleb
curts,ns bund'• 1s of Lor writ 1
ever, line of eu,i• W• r .: .•u
you this haradwu.• aunt 051
Signet Mac yid' raised •,rea•on.,.2,.. •.o:-u.e t
wen, r owes .4,hlldr e ; ars .1. tn• tap •t :0. 1' ewa
time rustps:d who our oatwer' for 14 t•uta II
eoe,a•e,l loud*. 4 yenta silt:a catr�
) IttlUUkVUM Cu., Dept u-3, brl4,lrport,Cuw.
Send ad your
nam.. d add r•�.
,or it pieces of
eg177 t•, ..12.110c•nta°ich When add .end u• th
1 Qp0.m1 s..JLrn4 you thew TWO An111t COU
6y.1D RiNf',a the trust fou ath the Je•.try and all
•en.I ft alt tt&tgt. paid. Just seal us your namo an.
add•, as.
STAR 1150. 00„ PROVIDENCE. S, I., U. 2.A.
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END fORCATALOGUE
Why
Go South ?
Try a Visit to the Famous Springs
of the
"81. Coldorines Well"
CANADA'S
HEALTH
RESORT
In the Niagara Peninsula.
The treatment of Nerveosaeu sad
Rbeualatlsm a Specialty.
APPLY
TNI WELLAND,
WT. OAtzaataaa
"from five millions and a halt to five
and three-quarters." On this showing,
taking the outs:de figure, there is a dif-
ference of a quarter of a million be
bocce the estimates for 1906 and 1907.
Whether this Is a loss or a mistcke In
previous estimates is not shown.
The Catholics in the British Emplee
are returned as follows:-
United
ollows:United Kingdom .. ... .... 5.500,000
Gibraltar, Malta and Gozo ... 215,000
As'n .... .. 2,085.000
Africa .... .... .... 350.500
America .. ..... • .... 2.810.000
Australasia .... .... .... ..... 1,092,500
12.053.000
In last year's directory it was stat-
ed that the "total Catheter populat'•.o
(f the British Empire is probably about
ten millions and a halt."
it must. ba emphasized that the 10.
t.als of "Cathoiic popuiat!on" are "Al.
mate% pure and simple, and that the
compilers of the directory state thl.
tact most explicitly.
Great Western Railway
OF ENGLAND.
MB. E. \V. BURCH, the reoently appointed OiliN tRAL AGENT for the
G. W. R.. at 428 TRADERS RANK BUILDING, TOR )N TO, will t eve every
Ins rmation in regard to WILLS for PA8SENOIR'8 an/ FREIGHT hoar
and to CANADA.
JAMES C. (NOUS.
Pttdtingten tl1 2km, GeE,esel Manage.
Loudon, W.
CLIFTON SPRINGS SANITARIUM
CLIFTON S'fRINGSy N. o N Y THIS PAr10US HEALTH • h me -RESORT ony ys
• world -.vide tepntati.n for It, 1 me•like r -:n•
torts and the excellency of the saniCs rendered
to seekers after health or red. by 1t. stall 01
phy•iclans. trained nu•.e,1 and at twirl trite end
the inc•eating patroness from Canada,n"I the
Provinces is very app.eciathe in its e. mmrnd-
ellen of our work.
WItfl FIITY-FIVP, YEARS' PXPPRirN:F.
In the rue "1 the best in Medical surgical.
» Electrietl and 1l,dr.dhe•apeutie Medical, 1.
and the fiae.t treatment rooms In the o. uutry
we Dan &ate our patrons of tqe se:ectlon of
.s
that w511: h will prose must helpfnl and muted
to Meir lndivldual needs.
Tu th nit seeking A HAVCN OP RPS1 we
extend special fcatero. that will n.•t be f..ur.
elsewhere, and we invite your corn, rp• +dent
and Inspection. Onr Weser* in .et liberal and
our service 1s unegn.vlted. No totercular or
Insane er►ee' received.
Welt* for b'ollet X and psrticnlate.
1850 - 190(i
HOTEL TRAYMORE
(.N 1 HI? (WEAN FRONT.
ATLANTIC CiTY, N. J.
A magelleeat ten -story Sr. pr.mf .14ltiea is )e 1 betsg e,sy'ets 1, mating %h4 f.asjs
hostelry tie newest sat e'•/ up t.; date •r & inslie cif fl.te.e A sew fe.ter. 111 the wsassal
,las of We be4 r•nmv a•eragtng 1. feet Beare
Seery r,ov e,wiusn4s an °leen view, bath stt•rkel with se• and froth water Ch••.1-
e!ase is ere -y ebseiher Temperature regaleeed b7 i)er,oeds.11 the latent de'el1;2011 ss'
stem b..ttag. 1e:gbone 1. slot, room Uo;f p;nt;egee. e•apee157 N)). Write for 1sestratad
baektet
CHARLES O. MARQUI:TTP., TRAYMORE f10TP.1. CO.'i1'A'sY.
,1lanager. D. S. Will E, Pro-AgnL
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