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.- TIIE TERRACE ON TU:t11l:g.
A WEAK STOMACH--
BRINGS MISERY Where M. Ps. and Their Friend:'+,
Have Tea and Strawberries
"Thu terrace of the House of
Commons is the place where the
Pills Pastore giant strawberries may be had, a:.d
it is also the resort of labor lead -
jera and their lady friends," writes'
the London corrcapuudeet of Teen
and Country• "Up to a few years;
ago the long sweeping terrace with
its beautiful aspect on the river was
a sort of holy of holies, devoted
<ally to the creme de la creme of the
exclusive fricnda of exclusive mem-
bers of Parliament.
"But that %vas in the days when
broadcloth coats and choker col-
lars with stocks and beaver hats
were still seen in the precincts of
Westminster ; before the days when 1
Keir Hardie flaunted his independ-
ence by nearing a deer stalker hat
aid a suit of Harris tweeds and a
victorious red tic standing out like
a challenge.
"A generation ago an invitation
to tea on the terrace was of such,
a nature that a refusal was out of
the question. A tea then meant;
what it implen, tea, with very in-
different bread and butter and very!
indigestible cake. Since that time
tea on the terrace has develpod in-
to the largest possible strawberries
than can be found on the market,
very thick Devonshire cream, cakes
that would have been a credit to
Savarin and waitresses attired like
those at Lyons's popular restau-
rants, instead of the old time Brit -
Or. Williams' Pink
Di;spoLdent Sufferers to
Health.
Nothing is bo distressing as a
Weal{ stomach --the victims of this
1ruublo suffer from indigestion,
biliousness, dizziness and frequent
headaches. No food agrees with
them—teal time is a time of 1nis-;
cry ; not a time of pleasure. Re-
lief from this suffering can be found
through the use of Dr. Williams'
fink Pills --they never fail to make
the weak stomach strong; to ban-
ish the distressing headaches; bil-
iousness and dizziness. Mrs. C. S.
S:ceves, of Hillsboro, N. B., is ono
of the many who have been cured
through the use of these pills. She
says :—"I suffered very much from
atonach trouble and wonld often
leave the table without tasting
lood. I got no relief worth speak-
ing of till I began the use of Dr.
,Williams' l'ink Pills. They gra-
/ dually restored my health and
strength and now I am as well as
suer I was. I would earnestly re-
commend them to all those who
safer as I did."
It is the blood --bad blood—that
13 the cause Of nine -tenths of tho
ailments from which both men and
women suffer. The blood is the lett nnau waiter.
life-giving fluid of the body. When ; ''You can always see Keir Har -
the blood is bad it is bound to pot -i die and Will Thorne and Mr. Hen-
son some part of the human sys- Berson and Will Crooks, the lead -
tem and thus it is that rheumatism,' ars of socialism, ciceroning their fe-
kidney trouble, indigestion, head- male constit :cuts in the direction
aches and backaches and a host of of the big strawberries. But for
other troubles make their appeal...! these gentlenien, who are very
snce. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills much in evidence. it is the most un -
cure all these trouhles—and they . e. sitming place in the world. You
cure them thoroughly—simnly bp- . can see hero Cabinet Ministers dif-
eauee they fill the veins with rich fidently threading their way
rcd blood. The genuine Pills bear- through the crowd of Labor repre-
Ing the full name "Dr. Williams scntatives, and apparently with
Pink Pills for Pale People" are humble mien accepting gratefully
sold by all dealers in medicine or ; the smaller strawberries that aro
by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville.
Dnt.
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SIBERIA.
—
SIRERI.I EXPORTS IVORY.
Cut Front Tusks of Mastodons
Found Buried In Swamps.
Vladimir Fcdoreff, of St. Peters-
burg, Russia, says Siberia furnish -
vouchsafed to them.
"At the end of the terrace the
chairs and tables. the crockery, the
china and the napery are obvious-
ly of finer stake. This is where the
h-rds do congregate when they have
tea—if they have it. You sec only
here and there an isolates! peer, but
raldom are there any ladies. On the
terrace ono day this week there was
the usual sprinkling of Americans,
who seemed to take much more in-
er a large quantity of ivory to the terest in the House of Commons and
markets of the world, but that the its institutions than most English
' production of it belur gs to another people do. In fact, according to
age and to a species of animal that an official, nine -tenths of the peo-
does not now exist. f.10 who seek admission to the gal-
The ivory is cut from the tusks lery and who ask to bo shown over
• of mastodons, whose skeletons aro! the Cao houses a"e tourists from
found frozen in musses of ice or the United States."
buried in the mud of Si'ierian rivers
and swamps. The northern portiun
of the country abounds in exten-
sive bogs which aro called urmans.
In these are found the tusks of the
mastodon, from which it is infer-
red these animals lost their lives
' e1 turiug upon a surface that
'would not bear their weight.
Even to wild animals these ur-
mans aro furbidden ground. The
nimble stepping broad -hoofed rein-
deer can sometimes cross them
safely in the summer time, but most
other largo animals attempting to
do so would quickly be engulfed,
and this may be a partial expla-
nation of the remains of the mam-
moth and the rhinoceros which aro
abucdant and so widely diffused
through these northern lands of
'Siberia.
In the imuseunt at Tobolsk aro
numerous specimens of mammoth
and throughout that region they
ere by no means rare. When an
ice pack breaks down a ricer bank ing at the old but, by leaving it be-
er ocds tear up a frozen marsh
or the summer thaw penetrates a hind.
little 'nom deeply thanusual into Ile who is only skim milk in char -
the ground some of these antedilu- rater tries to be cream in convcr-
♦•ian monsters aro likely to be ex- "1."'"'setl There is
p1'nn coming into the heri-
ln many eases the remains are tage of life without leaving your
to fresh and well preserved, with c'l;l }romp.
their dark shaggy hair and under- The most heavenly truth may be
wool of reddish brown. their turfted evil when it forms a burette be
eirs and long, curved tusks, that tween'mot hers.
all the aborigines and even sonic it is always easy to know whether
of the Russian settlers persist in to forgive your enemy after you
the belief that they aro specimens know how big he is.
of animals which still live, burrow- it would be strange if the world
leg underground like moles and dy- were blind seeing the franks who
pre ever trying to get in its eye.
Ing the instant they are admitted The world is being helped not so
to the light. much by our admiration of the gos-
fel as by our practical interpreta-
tion of it.
Many saints think they hare fixed
their foundations if they have hut
wade sure of having the right num-
r
a
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Fussing proves lar!: of force.
Philosophical puppies are always
dogmatic.
To keep evil out helps to keep
one out Of evil.
Meekness is the quietthat be-
longs to the right.
To dodge the facts is in the end
to destroy the faith.
The only way to build on the rock
is to do the right.
When a man's faith makes his
head hot it conceals his heart.
Tho sense of imperfection may be
he best e►idenco of a saint.
Undue anxiety abort white hands
often causes black hearts.
nk ruffledse
11f any n man mistakes ..lt-
gl ide for an aroused conscience.
Ile who is looking for a chance
to feel hurt never has to wait long.
Ile is marring his character who
is not snaking it by his business.
New truth is found not by kick-
.____
Guni er---"And now comes a /we
'sneer who deelare• that fruit is just
at healthy with the skin en as it
ie peeled." (aper--"Ii'm. I'd her on the front door.
like to see fonlehody start hint o:i many who address (sod as the all
a dict of pineapples." t•ise,.idcntly think he would knots
r.•thina Litt for the information
conte; NI in their prayers.
Philanthropy usually gets in
te-t work in the limelight.
its
W, a can make an enemy of a
f i u nd by convincing him that he's
a feel
Don't U row Old.
By going srnund with `rev hair when Pr.
Tremain a Natnral 11iIr he•terative w 1
bring it bark to Its natural color. es...
though It has been gra! for years. Tao
perr•.ns might use from the tame bottle
and the hair of one become Mark and
the other blonde, Just es thee erre in
))o, -'h so it is not a hair-i_:e; It will not
IInlnre the erelp, and Ie. no trouble to ap-
ple We g"arantre ►ati.fa,tien or money
bet e.• r I rare one dolls, 'Pnaage paid).
1,11F 1RFMAIN EtPPLT . o•
Y tSotnt at. Ter.atn.
HIGH TEMPERATURE.
An extremely high temperature
for a lit ing human body was report-
ed at a i elfast (Ireland) inquest.. A
toy of fourteen had his foot kindly
sealded through a kettle .,f hoi:irg
water overturning. and til" i 41 died
teen Lloyd poisoning. A deefor
cited that when he f►rttt attended
the boy his temperat Ore lyse 105 de -
gives. and the following clay it was
10^.3 degrees. Beath (recurred half
nn hour after the temperature wa-
taken. The coroner eon►n•e•itcd on
the e'1rnordinary fieoris, and the
1',«-1'•r snid that he helieleil it was
t t, ht5111r-1 1pmper1ture at whi,-h
t:,,)..nr had lived
ELIAS ROGERS, President" ALBERT J. RALSTON, Managing Olreoter
F. SPAR LINO, (secretary.
National Life Assurance Co.
C.F CANADA_
HEAD OFFICEI NATIONAL LIFE CHAMBERS,
2S Toronto St., Toronto.
Business In Force
Daily Incirr,e over •
Invested In high grade securities
Surplus to Policy Holders' Actuunt •
The only (',in.t:any reporting to collodion Tneurone°
roars ut t.ter.-n[ or Urir:ctpal ou any (t1%.,-1
$11,4111,231.9111
t1 216.211.17
• 2i.19e.62
Dept, Ottawa, uo az-
A eitianJid open ng in this county for an active,
energetic agent possessing g)od charaoter,
Apply direct to heal s.eice. 2' Tor,,n'o 5t.. Toronto.
SOME LARCE SALARIES.
Rome lnter'•ating Inside facts are ecea-
rlonalty divuiKed in regard to the r.::,rtn•
out; ■ulariee earned by some ival.rauc•
agents.
Lt Is reporte l that two agents r•c?ntly ape
paints.! by Itis Natinual Lifd Aseur:v,ca .T..ta•
finny in one of our largo western cities
have earned over Two 'Thousand Dollars
162.00.3.O0 a mouth from the time they
started to get busu:ess for title Cuu•pany.
Of course, these men are hustlers. Seal
are well equipped in every way, poaeces•
ing even small motor curs to cover the
territory more rapidly.
We understand, however. that any man
who has real ability iu this line could do
as well.
One of the reasons for the success of
National Life agent. is the splendid
Standing of tile Company s,hich is shown
in their adverti,:emet.t elsewhere in this
paper. It it has ever occurred to you to
take up the Life Insurance business you
cannot mike arra.rgomenta with an
,easier Company to ..•euro business for
!than the eational Life. And they peed
an Ageut right in this territory. Cota-
mmo:ate with the Lead (Alum
RECRUITINti '1HL•' CO3ll':1NY.
l'rannformiag Seo(. h Lads Into
Hudson Bay Factors.
When a Scotch laddie 10 or 18
years of age seeks employment
with the Hudson Bay Culnpany—
or Just "the Company," as every
Canadian knows it—ho is required
to pass a rigid mental and physical
examination and to convince the
examining representative of the
soundness of his moral Libre.
If he passes the examination,
says Fur News, ho is notified to
hold himself in readiness to sail
at a certain date for some post on
the bay, but before entering the
service ho must sign a formal en-
listment for the terns of five years.
He does not know it at the time,
but that five years enlistment, with
very few exceptions, means a vvholo
lifetime.
Upan his arrival at York Fac-
tory he is generally sent to pass
the first five years of his appren-
ticeship in tho extreme northern
districts of tho Mackenzie River
and Athabasca that he may bo en-
tirely severed from all diversions
of tho outer world and may learn
without distraction the practical
working of the Indian trade.
During this period he is paid the
sutM of d;20 a year, with rations.
Quarters are furnished free of
cost and he has the privilege of pur-
chasing clothing from the com-
pany's store at 10 per cent. above
cost. As clothing is the only ex-
pense he can possibly incur, the
bulk of his compensation remains
i.l the hands of his employers, draw-
ing compound interest..
For the first few years he is sales-
man at the company's trade rooms,
but makes occasional trips to the
Indian camps on trading expedi-
tions with the chef trader. His
next advance is to the accountant's
office of the post, where he receives
the official designation of clerk,
and at this position he remains un-
til at least fourteen years of ser-
t ice have elapsed, after which he
is placed in one of the depots or
district headquarters as chief cher...
lty this time his salary has been in-
creased to £100 yearly and his nrn-
bition points only in the direction
(i further preferment iu the same
service.
If every housekeeper would use
Wilson's Fly Pads freely during
the Summer months the house Ily
peril would soon be a thing of the
toast.
Chippy--"I was not at all up to
the mark last night --tried to sny
something agreeable, but, couldn't
d,, it. somehow ; so at lust I bade
1 hens good -love." Norton- -"11h !
'filen you did manage to Fay some-
thing agreeable after all!"
ILLUMINATING SHELLS.
{ Experiments have recently been
made at Toulon with shells intended
, to illuminate the sea at a distance
' from the laid, thus disclosing the
preseneo and movements of an en-
emy at night. The shells aro made
to explode at a great height, and
to give lights for a sufficient time to
permit an examination of the sur-
face of the sea for several utiles
hum the shore. The officers in
charge of the expo' Invents regard
the illuminating shells as more ef-
fective than search -lights in disclos-
ing the position of hostile ships.
{ Another form of shell has been pro -
!Awed, which shall, in bursting over
the sea, spread a cloud of thick
smoke about the batteries on shore,
thus preventing them from seeing
the approaching ships, and render -
'nig the illuminating s' ells useless.
HONESTY IN ADVERTISING
la of prime importance. The man
who over advertises hurts himself
more than as if he advertised none.
The Gillette Safety Razor people
claim no quality for their article in
the columns of the daily press that
the dealer would not claim face to
face with the prospective custom-
er. Plain every -day, clear-cut talk
is the most impressive to the plain
Canadian citizen that reads it.
Dealers and consumers should ap-
preciate these. methods.
SAVING.
Why hide your light under a
bushel when a pint measure will an-
swer the purpose 1
rte4, weak. Weary, Watery Plyea.
Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try
Morino For Your Eye Troubles. You
Will Like Murine. It Soothes. Me At
Your Druggists. Write For Fye Rucks.
Free. Morino Eye Remedy Co., Toronto.
AIRY
The market price of airships
would indicate that only the rich
can pose as high flyers.
Pracltenlly all Canadian drug-
gists, grocers and general dealers
rt:l Wilson's Fly Pads. If your
storekeeper docs not, ask him why.
--
OPTIMISM.
Th' world we're livin' in
Is purty hard t' beat ;
Lv'ry rose may hey its thorn—
But ain't th' roses sweet 1
A Sato Pill for Sufferers.—There
aro pills that violently purge and
fill tho stomach and intestines with
pain. Parniclee's Vegetable Pills
aro niilsl and effective. They aro
purely vegetable, no mineral pur-
gative entering into their coin -
position and their effect is soothing
and beneficial. Try them and be
convinced. Thousands can attest
'their great curative a qualities be-
cause thousands owe their health
and strength to timely use of this
most e.:cellent medicine.
PRACTICAL DEVICE.
"Why dcn't you mend that large
holo it: yc ur umbrella 1"
"I keep it to put my hand
through to sec if it is still raining."
IMITATIONS ABOUND, but Inslat upon
Setting the genuine. "The D. A L." M-nthol
Plarter, which has stood the test of years,
It cures: Imitations don t. • The D. • t.."
1s made by Davis a Lawrence Co.
kindly mention the name of this/
pr.per in writing to advertisers.
Dr. T. D. Kellogg's Dysent(ry They were at dinner, and the
Cordial is compounded specially to d'iinties were on the table. "11'i'1
com'Sat dysentery, cholera morbus !"n take tit.t or pudding 1" asked
and all inflammatory disorders that Papa of Tommy. "Tart," said
clivsge of foil! or water may set up T�l'ns iteprcealhI! tl-lirnafnvtoesci n -
in the stomach and intestines. These
complaints are more common in c.n art,Ie what i" Bs he had itend,thekinhd!o}.
,.Tgiven
stomper than in winter, but they it y•
are not confined to the warm itut Tommy's eyes were glued on
months, as undue laxness of the the pastry. "Tart, what was
towels may seize a man at any asked, sharply, this time. "Tart
tame. Such a sufferer will find first "' answered Tonuny, triumph -
speedy relief in this Cordial. antly.
SAME, BUT DIFFERENT.
Most lawyers take a keen delight
trying to confuse medical experts in
the witness box in murder trials,
and often they get paid back in
their own coin. A case is recalled
where the lawyer, after exercising
all his tnngling tactics without ef-
fuse, looked quir'ically at the doc-
tor who was testifying and snid :
"Yon will ndmit that doctors
sometimes snake mietakci. won't
sou t"
"Oh, yes; the same as Inwyere,
„
was the (O"1 reply.
"Arad deet•'" mistakes are buri-
es; six feet tied, r ground," was the
lawyer's triurr p!;ant reply.
"Yes." he replied. "and lnw-
ter•' nti-take, aftea swing in the
air."
f N U
ISSI'E NO. 84-09
VOLCANOES AND SII.►1110.
i.atet,t Allies to Tiller of Son, as
Fertilizers.
Volcanoes and sharks are the lat-
est drafted Allies of "the Ulan with
the hoe." As a result of extended
investigations into the results of
the 1900 eruption of Vesuvius, the
Italian Experiment Station reports!
that the fall of volcanic material,
'caused a notable in, readc in the fer-
tility of the soil.
It hurts crops then in the ground
ey reason of its er'tshing weight
and the excess of injurious salts and
acids. But these harmful elements
were all highly s:,luble and have al-
ready volatized or washed away, 1
while the remaining ejecta have ad• •
ded vast quantities of needed pot-
ash, phosphoric acid, and nitrogen
Far -away Tasmania, whose shores
are infested with sharks in appar-
el/0y uncountable numbers, has
ceased to dread the monsters and is i
now getting rieh by using them as
fertilizer in its immense apple or-
chards.
4
ST. MARGARET'S COLLEGE,
YAMZA.'T a ■Aanisre
ct•saavaan
•SPAVIN ouRan
!,railed •a receipt of $1. 011,
1cud for booklet--rais,l
Th• Vet•eswary Rem*
Csr.any. Limited,
a a 4, 76 Adelaide d., IL
1oruato. Caa•da.
BRITI$N-AMERICA 1
Business College
Central Y.M.C.A. Bulk Ing, Toronto.
ESFAIILUSLIKD 1Seo,
Is Canada's oldest and most reliable
commercial action'. Hundreds of the
most succss,ful business men in Toronto
are our graduates, and vire our stu•
dents the pre'erence in filling positions
in their olices.
Pall Terre Irons Sept IS'.
8tudeutsenter any thus. Write torcatal AnAL
T. M. WATSON,PRuhrt►At
"How are you, old man—feelins
well?" "Do you really care a
rapt" "Not a rap. i merely asked
out of politeness, which I see was
quite thrown away."
TORONTO. __ —
Holloway's Corn Cure is a sped -
St. Margaret's College is thor- fie kr the removal of corns and
oughly equipped to prepare stu- warts. We have never heard of ita
dents for Matriculation and all ex- failing to re:novo even the worst
aminat•ions in Music, Art, Domes- kind,
tic Science, Physical Education and
for School Athletics, Cricket. Ten- OUR HEAVE CURE curse where otnerl
nis, Basketball, Hockey, Toboggan- fail. Neilson its own merits.. Best of testae
ing, Swimming and Horseback rid- mu•tilatr e furnished on avulication..a tAsk
IF
ing eel to Four Ilrothere. Itentoulo. Price 51.10
per packege. Chargee pr id to nearest ex.
Dress ordce. Noneg enni' o without our
rade mark, FOUR R
a
It019ib[t, on each
�tt
..ekage. Try a package and be convinced.
III ecanee others have failed is no reason
by Heaves cannot he cured by using
(why
Brothers 'leave Cure. _—
UNULE EZRA SAYS:
"When yon come to the erose -
roads nv right an' wrong, do the
balky horse act till you know fur
dead sure which road is the rignt
ono."
Sleeplessness.—Sleep is the great
restorer and to be deprived of it is
vital loss. 1V'hatever may bo the
cause of it, indigestion, nervous de-
rangement or mental worry, try a
course of Parinelee's Vegetable
Pills. By regulating the action of
the stomach, where the trouble
WANTED.
• W AN't I<:' —411(0, in nm. 'Iris of CR n: m•,
k, erquhe the coat minim ri3l.L4 on a I trge t.
of laud e.ttin.tte-t t. , coutar% 24.000.0.11 tmis
ir..61. Au oppar:'.0 is of it •fethne to get in na
r..uud floor. Taunton, Mclatyre Block, Winn),
AGENTS WANTED.
RV:LIAtil.E SRN WANTED IN Evr1il
`J town to take ordera fur beet ,u•t!•m mad/
in Canada. Illrhed commission. 1141
Tailoring Co., t'oronto.
lies, they will restore normal con- PORTRAIT ACENTS-RF:T.IAI'i.E MEN
ditions and healthful sloewill fol- ere start in bneice(, of their own and ORO
P credit. Merchants Portrait Co.. Toronto.
low. They exert a sedative force
upon the nerves and where there is
unrest they bring rest.
CAUGHT AGAIN.
She—So many men now -a -days
marry for money. Yon wouldn't
merry me for money, would you,
dearest 1
IIo (absently)—No, darling. I
wouldn't marry you for all the
money in the world.
She — Olt, you horrid, horrid
wretch! _ '
Pains, Like the Poor, are Always
With Us.—That portion of man's
life which is not made up of plea-
sure is largely composed of pain,
and to he free from pain is a plea-
sure. Simple remedies aro al-
ways the best in treating bodily
pain, and a safe, sure and simple
remedy is Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie
Oil. Yeti cannot do wrong in giving
jt a trial when required
MIXED.
Bessie --"Oh, Mabel ! I am in an
anfnl dilemma i I've quarreled with
Harry and he wants me to seed his
ring hack."
Mabel—"That's too had."
Bessie—"Bat that isn't the point.
I've forgotten which is his ring."
Tt is an undisputed fact that
one packet of Wilson's I'Iy Pads
has actually killed a bushel of
house flit•'. Fortunately no snub
gnnntity can ever he found In a
well kept house, but whether they
he few or many Wilson's Fly fads
will kill than all.
IIiS
.1np,istrate--Have you any vi,il,'r'
means of support 1
Prisoner --leets, ser wnshup, Ife•,i
mer, stand up so's the c. iirt can
see yer.
HORSES AND CATTLE have ...lie and
cramps, t'au.ktilcr will cure them every
Vire half a t-ottls In hot water, re-
peated a few tunes. Avoid suhstitn;e..
there Ie. but one "Painkiller"- Perry
Davis' a and
1118 NAME.
George --"Rather than remain
single, would you marry the biggest
fool on earth, if he asked you i"
Clara --"Oh, this is so sudden,
George I"
Pale, sickly children should use
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
tor. Worms are one of the prin-
cipal causes (,f suffering in children
reel should be expelled (torn the
E j A NIL
AND NO WONDER!
Miss Ilydeson-Parkeville— ' 1I•''
lo! What's the matter with dear
Bertie this morning!"
Mrs. i)e Tompkyson--"Well, you
see, he's got on a sage green tie,
a crushed strawberry shirt, and art
grey suit, red socks with green cp'.1te
and chrome yellow boots, and yet
the dear child says he feels off col -
Or 1"
Ttindly mention the name of this
paper In writing to advettlsrr=.
11 imility it never cnn.Vi''us r -v r n
f itself -
AGENTS WANTED. --I base secured the
general agency of Ontario for the sale of
•'cur Butter Blender." a machine *bleb
mi+kPa two pounds of ,,utter out of ono al
an ad,litional cost of three cents. No
chemicals used, stands pure food limpets
tion. Write for particulara for exelnatvs
territory, to "Our Rutter Plunder " Itoom
202 Confederation Life Building, Toronto.
A GENTS—Mail Order Buyers.
Housekeepers send ad-
dress for free sample SILVER -
CLOTH M.1Gl('A10 511,s • tl
CLEANER. Large Catalogue of
household specialties. Canada
Silvercloth Co., Dept. E, Toronto.
Secure the Agency
for your locality of the only fife Eau,
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