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YOUNG
FOLKS
WATEll EXI detI\IEN1'S.
Of course you know that water bolls
when heated to a temperature of Ill! de-
grees. No matter how much heat you
teat' apply to It then, the temperature
wilt not be raised, Lut the water will
��11y be the more rapidly turned Into
"!Gain, for that is 1% hat boiling does.
There is a way. however, in which you
may raise the temperature of water above
tle degrees. though most persons would
til: you that It Is impossible. To make
the test arid prove it. you will need a
surall chemical thermometer, that is, one
'without a tin case. These are sold at a
reocterate price in the stores, or, if you
picky, you can convert en ordinary ther-
mometer into a chemical one by care-
fully scratching the divisions of the scale
en the glass tube with a file, and then
removing it from the tin case. If you
will fit it in a wooden case, so that it
will front In the water without touching
le • bottom or the aide of the vessel, it
w1;1 rte complete, like those that are used
for taking the temperature of baths.
\\'hen you have your thermometer, boil
:rime tenter for fifteen minutes, and then
let it eland undisturbed until it cools.
Then keeping it perfectly still heat It
again. and you will find that the temper-
ature will go a few degress higher than
:12, without causing the water to boil.
If you now drop arune pieces of molal
Into the water, it will at once begin to
WI. The explanation of this is that the
eh• Is expelled from the water when It
bolls, and water with air in it, toils more
gt.1^Idy Than water without air in it, so
that, at the second boiling, a higher tem-
perature Is reached before boiling be-
gins. When you drop theseraps of metal
Into the water, they carry air with them,
besides, they reduce the temperature of
tho seater to the boiling -point.
Another experiment may be made by
putting some salt or sugar into wafer,
and then boiling it; you will find (hetet
will lake n higher temperature than pure
writer, for the reason that some heat is
required to separate the salt or sugar
from the water lefore the latter can be
converted into steam. You may in this
way prove for yourself the degree of heat
kr boiling various substances.
Still another interesting experiment
°ensLsts In boiling some water in a glass
flask; then, while it is boiling, cork it
tightly, and remove it from the flame.
When It slops boiling in the flask, pour
some cold water over the outside, and
1t will begin to boil again. Or plunge
the flak Into cold water, and the same
thing will happen. You may be able to
emi the several limes with the same flask.
The explanation Ls that in a corked Hast:
ee boiling water there is some steam
al ove the surface of the water, and the
rpplleation of cold water causes the
steam to condense, which at once re-
moves some of the pressure from the sur-
face, causing It 10 boil, as the bubbles of
steam can then escape.
GAME OF STATUARY.
This Is a real "good time" game. it Is
generally played in the open, but a large,
-e ' imipty room on a stormy afternoon is
just as good.
There is a "catcher," and the rest of the
ce inpany nre statues which have escaped
from the museum and are romping
around. The catcher is after Them, end
the first one caught must assume at once
a rigid position, at the same time think-
ing of the statue he or she is trying to
represent. if the catcher can guess who
Is homey move the statue back to the
reeseurn. If he cnnnot guess, the statue
rine- murrp agnin with the other escaped
erisoners. 11 the catchier fails to guess
,r the Third time he is dismissed and
Tr:other catcher Is chosen in his place.
The statues must he sure to keep as
much as possible like the marble or
bronze they are, trying to represent.
The toy or girl with some knowledge of
history or mythology may find scope for
imagination in this gnrne.
WARS IIO11N or Dol'COrrs.
Nations Do Not Relish Beteg -Touched
In Their Pockets,'
Although Use recent unplensan'ncss
briefer' Chinn end Japan, due to the
aM
mire by Rte (miner of the'fanru.
tsu M
hum
been offiriiilly declared to have been
settled by the release of the t►npound-
evl stean►ship, it seems not unlikely that
wnr may yet break out caving to the per-
&Istr•ut boycott w hio'1 China is now de-
claring npa nst n11 Japanese goods.
For history bans with will's due In
Um s very cause. An I that although the
word only dates back to 18010. when r
print?) Captain Boycott. of Lough Mask
Fern, In Ireland. was so served by his
)ndigfnnnt ne:ghbers.
(till the practice was known long
pr, viously. 'T•. 11 was due the war which
1,s.! Ih' lir 1 Ah Ernp'rc the feet simp'e
in all these r,.•h end magnificent !erri-
1
ret 111:m! c comprise the United
s:,.•• • ( o m. The colonists would
,Ilioha e e le • , I: l't n s go tis. nor goods
Is rite !: !.s, They threw
reerbonrt1 .n jl .-t• n Ilarl.or Ute ten Brt-
la.n sent Ihern, and made bonfires M
ether mom inflammable commodities.
They) Britain landed troops to *olive!
(hent to do ulherwi e, and hostilities
brone reit.
'1'. NnfO!eonei Berlin decree, ngaln,
v. a. due, more Item to anything else,
lee share Britain took in the series e t
v. ere That. lei to hie downfall. 11 de-
r
e.c c•1 n Inc 11 -the b ggeet on record
JAWm Is • heti commerce the work]
1: e • :,l suere dcrl, thele would
t,e1. y have Igen no liril sh Empire. Our
f fm f ah•ro shrew.!, hard-headed, old
c:la r saw IIm e, grid (cf. hw tit vot(d
1S:mm '
to ie..,' t s O'erlhr,w•.
A:..i i 1' 'sin then. sv, very lik.e-
Iv i t 1 , „ mle teetny. Net n o •e than
is ! ml . da entiena relish le ng
je diets."
mi• gm._{�..
\Ii 11'11..
et ". r -\ 1• hnn c. i don't went
le e.r: cit h y. u in tent jan:•closct
1..•n!
J •haute ieobleng)--And 1 don't want
ye a 10, ivsallerl
Another Modern Miracle
Paralysis Permanently
The SuTorar Paralysed From Waist to Feet—Encased in
Paris for Nine Months ----Dr. Williams' Fink Pills
Four Doctors Had Failed—The Cure Vouched for
known Clergyman.
Paralysis, no matter tluw slight. is :t
terrible amiction, but to be paralyzed
from waist to the feet, to be a helpless
cripple, totally deeendent inion what
r of
h.rs do for you, is a crrndilion ns
wretched as man could possibly Lear.
Such was the state of .s.r. Allan J. Me -
I) nakl, of Item I'oint, P.E.I. For over
a year he was a helpless invalid. He
was paralyzed from his waist to his
feel and fur nine months lay in fed
encasal in a plceler or paris cast. Four
re the beat doctors in Prince Edward
Island were unab:c to help him and he
:evened doomed to n life of misery
and a spair. But hope came to him
when he read of what Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills had done for usher sufferers
from paralysis. He procured a supply
et the Pills and began taking them.
Gradually they broke the chains of dis-
ease that bound him, and filled his
whole body with new blood, life and
vigor, Mr. McDonald says: -'1 nm a
farmer and in consequence have a
great dertl of hard work to do. One
tiny e bile about my work 1 injured my
Leek. but at the time 1 paid little at-
k•nt:on to the injury and continued
my work. As time went on, though,
•Ihc pain tecanle more severe and 1
peon found myself tumble eo lift any-
thing no matter how light. 11 was
rot tong before 1 had to stop work el-
kcgelher and consult a doctor. He
treated me but his treatment did nut
trip me and I rapidly grew worse. I
had to take to my led, and in the hope
that my spine might receive strength
1 was encased in pinster of naris
cast. Th's did not help me and I
could feel the paralysis slowly creep-
ing over ale till I was totally paralys-
ed from my waist to my feet. 1 lost
control over my bowel9 fund blad-
der and my legs had no more feeling
(hen if they were made of wood. 'Three
other doctors strived fo cure me, Lut
their treatment also was a failure, and
for over eleven months 1 lay ten fed
unable to move. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills were then advised and i was
shown testimonials of others who had
been cured of paralysis through thein.
1 bought a supply and in h:cs than
Cured
Plaster of
Cura Aster
by a Well
three manors They made a remarkable
change in nim. I was able to get out
of Led and crawl along tt:e floor on my
Lands and knees. Gradually my limbs
bcrnme stronger, Soon I could walk
with Uro ttid of a cane and inside t.f
eine months after i had iegun the use
et the fills 1 was totally cured, and
once move ab'o to do Tight %sore. Now
I am as s!rcng as ever i vas and cern
de my work about the farm without
the least trouble. I think Dr. Wil-
liams' )'ink Pills are without an equal.
for, besides my own case, 1 know of
Leo other cases of paralysis cured by
them. Two young girls who had Leen
cripe'es and whom J advised to try
the )'ills.'
In corruloration of what her. Mc-
Donekl says, the Rev. D. Meel-nren of
Chnrkt!ebown, P. E. 1., widen: -"I vis-
ited Mr. McDonald many times during
tis illness. Ile was attended by three
or tnoro doctors and put in Meister
parts, noel everything imaginable
which might be of benefit was dorso for
ham without success. he had lost all
l.v.wer of his body from his waist down,
and 1 thin:: he was nearly n year un-
der treatment before he began to use
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. 1 was with
hien the day ho first moved his big toe
and from that time en he gradually
improved and for the last few years
t e: has been y.c•fe^.I ly well. 1 can
vouch for the cure Dr. \Viliianls l'ink
('ills effected in his case.'
If you are sick ani the treatment
you are now Inking does not help you,
give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair
trial. They have cured thousands af-
ter doctors and other medical treat,
meld had hopelessly failed. Ttice-e
Pills actually make new, rich, red
t
blood, feed the starved nerves and
tiring health and strength to every
f art of the Lody. This is why Dr. Wil-
liams )'ink ('ills cure such apparently
hopeless cases as \Ir. McDonald's, and
it is why they hese cured thousands
and thousands of sick, discouraged
people in every part of the world. holt(
ty all medicine dealers or by mail nl
50 cents a lox or six boxes for 82.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co..
Rim divide, Ont.
PIIOTO(:IIAPIIS ON :\l'1'LES.
Also on Tomalnt•s :uni Piimpkltts-110W
11 16 Done.
it is a simple matter to print photo
graphs upon the ordinary red apple,
the tomato rind smeo!h sienncd pump-
kin if one goes about it In the right
way. The :kin of nn apple, tomato or
pumpkin, particularly lit a certain stage
of its r:pe:ling, tears n strong resemb-
lance to pi.olographic plates tied print-
ing paper. for the reason That it is sen-
sitive to light. It is this sensitiveness
that where a kaf Intervenes so ns to
cut off the light does to the pumpkin.
app'o cr toma!o, wi 1 print n s Ih,acl!o
ns 1t were n green upon the red or yel-
kw ground.
"1 first hunt d out nn apple having n
leaf cies • 1 • its surfnc!,' sees a writer
L-► SI. N.chotns. "placed n piece of gla'9
beneath the leaf and on it cut my intim
with a sharp kn f.', 1 Ih-n rentevcd the:
g!a.s and pitted Ire leaf firm'} to the
apple to it would not bo blown away
.Ly the wind. rand left it for n week.
"AL the end of that time 1 trv'rk the
apple. soaked off lie leaf and t and my
initials in bright red on a light green
ground bay.ng Ihc outline of the leaf.
My succe,s l.r. rupled inc to try an ac-
tual photograph, or one printed from
u pho.loeraph c negative.
"I re coed some apples of the rest sia•
riely that were yet green and <•nc•nsed
them til hags made eif the black impel*
in wht li plates and paper are usually
pocked. These bags were led: on for
ten days to exclude the tight and add to
P m s 7tsit ve.rcts r.1 Ihr surf: c:•.
"At ttw end of ails time the tags were
rv',,t ved and fila negatives were pasted
n the white n e
in os t on t o -In h w of n
egg.
! g
This vbik' of an egg 1 tumid later to
fe the only adhC5ive that would not
shoo- in the print.
"In older that all except the image
when printed mead be men, the apples
were again enclosed in the prelecting
bags. this !ere en opcnuig a little lar-
ge,- Ih:tn Me I" trait Icing cut opposite
the film. This acted much as wooed a
v'ignett nit device over a printing frame
and great'y enhanced the results.
"Otho r apples recorded negat v. s wee
by sr•ralching monograms, metals and
.ketches in toilet Illms with an etch -
pig kn fc tete r.ltachcd in the ealne man-
ner. and previded with the •nine pro-
le -lien for the resnninck'r of the surface.
The r cline's of color and wealth of de-
tail that can le secu.cJ in anis way is
astonishing
'A week was allowed for printing
The rine, ()rep red of the picture upon
Itne d heale green 'of the ground niteet
b e seen to be fully epprecinted. Only
nature roui(1 g.vc just Tho exact bones
el the Iwo colors lint would harmonize
sr pet fe ely. The method for printing
on tomatoes or p,ur,i:lens is the same as
ice apiece.'
s
)'INF\I 1'11.(11 to "..\11171\1!
einenlures 01 :t i.0111(1 1.11911•11/11:111 In
Japan.
\I•,itey is thing ireeel et Japan to roe
tors the monument of Will Adnlne, the
first English reskknt of that cmmlt•y
f:l lir founder of the Japanese deer.
N r fel 011 e 1 adventure is fru re roman-
:: rubel s.rrningl• impiorab:o Than is
the story cf 111:s hellish pilot of lee
',eyrn'ernth century, Mr. Lnfcadio
!earn. in one of his books on Japan.
td's the tale of the young Engliele
mates rico to ft -triune,
in IG00 Will Adams arrived in Japan
in command of a flute' ship. Adams
heel part:kin of utility a sea nmivcnture,
and had p:obaldy been brought in con-
s
e
tact with Hawkins, Drake, Sir Richard
Grenville and the other celebrated voy-
agers of that day. Ile says 1i mce.t, in
he account of hie life, that he 'served
kr Master and (',lull In her Majesties
ships,''
On landing in Japan, Adams was laky
Cri prisoner and sent lo Osaka to the
great Emperor lyesyasu.
"As soon as 1 came before h'm he de-
marvied of me of what, country we
ere," says Adams. "So I answered
hien on all points. Ile asked whether
our country hrtd wnrres. 1 answered
hen yea. Ile asked as In the way we
cane to the country. (laving a chart
cf the whole world, 1 showed him
through the Straight of eingelnn. Ile
v ew•ed m", well and seemed to be won-
derful favorable."
The emperor attached Adams to his
personal service, and Inter we rend of
the late eel ,l teaching hie royal master
"je.vnelry and understanding of the art
of matheinntieks."
Adam,* was well provided for, and
commanded to build ships for deep-sea
wiling. Before long ho was created
Samurai, and an estate was given horn.
Sum<'Iy no romance of that romantic
rge was stranger then the rise of this
plain Englieh pilot. with only his simple
Loncsly and common sense to help him.
11e wile ht such exlrnerdinary favor
with Ila greatest and shrewdest of Ja-
p•ruu:ee ni is that we read in a contem-
porary account: "fire Emperor esteem -
(•111 hym much, and he may goe in rind
spenke k) hym at all times when Kyn-
ees anti Minors are kept out."
Adams' only cause for regret in hie
4b -vat on to fortune was the fact that
he was ne ver allowed to visit his na-
b ve panel. Itis services yen! regarded
at Lr ): 1: e . a
O CC O s I r spare
l. Ic. I. "►
lc cm-
P
1 oror never refits, d hint _arylheig but
this one privilege. and Adams did not
(1810 to urge Ili • matter ton many limes,
es he writes, "When I asked caw Ino
many tinea the OuIJ Enge:our was st-
eed.'
•
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"THE Iii NV FOOD"
Hese yen teed a package of "TIIE
f\I:\V FOOD"? 11 is made of the Choic-
est \\•hi:e \Vhent, Olen steam -co kednnd
flaked. No kitchen can produce a bet-
ter/mode or clealfir article for human
etmnsu it pton. In s reter to introduce
"TIIE NEW FOOD"
n prize has ben glared in every pnck-
age. Already. 'l hlIl3TY-SIX Blue Cards
calling for. LADIES' 601.1) WATCHES,
hate ben re<leem(d, nnd SEVENTY,
FIVE lied Cards• trach one of those
Cards has been found in a package oI
"NEW FOOD."
Th,. Red Cards give the finder the
seoice of the fcllt,wung artc'es:
(toys' Nickle Wath.
"Our i'r i.ic" Gild Nib Fountain Pen.
Bureau (lever, Duceese Pa!t. ra, Foul
tee es.
Tnbk Cr,v, r• One Yard Square, Da.
Sneak.
Baby Ring. Sold ('told.
eedeboard Covers, Two Ynrds long.
Linen. r
Oren Sall Cellars, Cut Glass, Steriine
8 Iv. r 'I• p.
1• .1 Me it F. rk, Silver-plated, Bogle
u. : \i Ate.
N• m k (:!taint, 1 4k ('51 kfilletl, Place pet
hh 1
L:idie. Bieck Comb, Toiloise Shell, Set
t\'ith ltril'1snI .
S gnet It ng, 101c Cro•kl, Place for five
Initials.
A TIM Vi of prizei have been placed
In the i nckngs'
Ask your r. , r 1 ra pnekage 0:
ifiil: NEW FOOD"
FIELD OF %%'ATE11LO0.
Tu .be Acquired by Deletes Gosern.
1
u►cut.
A quesUon relative to the preset -sa-
lon of the land of Wat.rleo in :ta pre
sent stile hay.ng ben asked in tie H 1
g,an Chamber, the (:overt:cent of Uu t
o entry have just rty)lied That the se:
eel is under conside•retion. '1'tmere
tin :d a (mooted, it is bel evel, by those
Laving lruperly 011 the field) That i
wou.d bo a good thing to buy up the
b ster.c plain rail keep it in its ince-eel
c.,ndit on. the various farms, et_:., Icing
se:cur, d and pestle -ed.
1t is difficult to see exactly what go •d j
purgose can be served by such an no-
tion, 1 r the field .teed has been entre ly
c'nng d s:nce the battle was fought, rate.
t! a Duke of Wellington exel:titne.1.
when, :(mute erne after the erect: ,n -f
the great mound. he looked forth over
the country wiech had sten sum
great eezds on all sides, 'They huts
changed all my battlefield.'
It would teem that a certnin group
of penes have entig'it up, or hr.vm' ' �
ctu'rd promise sat d o.Sseselon o'. many
of the Waterloo farms. and they are
therefore. Maae'ally in'crested in the
pie ervat mn t f :he 0-1:1 of \Vae rl xt a
it is, since the would mean cxpmvg•ia•
(fon at their own prices. '('hat this is
sr Seoul l seen) to Ir proved by the fact
That the movers arc principally Ik Ig -nits.
Engli,h petrel° are nppare ily bet lit-
tle concerned about the twitter. They
feel. ferhaos ether the procervalien of
the nation's bnit'ellelds all over the
world would le a rather onerous un-
dertaking, and prebstrly cons:der that
whip 1lotigoumenl, with its sp!enelil
memories, remains untouched- and, as
this belong; to one of the leading Bel-
gian fennit:e;, Ihe►'e is sinull kar of Its
des'rudi''n--enough remains for .senti-
mental interest,
Thal a tramway shou'd re construct-
er! across Ih' Plain of \Vnterloo will In
no way Icsten the attraction to mile
lilry men, who know that already much
c t the uneven ground Ihnt afforded cover
Id the Engiislt and French has been
kvellcd,
5
\'1:111' DIFFERENT.
Proud Father ---"Never, child, never!
The iden of the daughter of a rich banker
throwing lserself away on a poor man!
lou must marry wealth, or not at all."
Pleading Daughter -"But, pa, Alphonso
is not poor.
"Not poor? How can he be otherwise?
Break off the engagement without delay."
"But he is wealthy -very wealthy, pa."
"flow can an morel proprietor be weal-
thy after such a season as this? I'll war-
rant he hasn't got five pounds to his
name."
"But, pa, he is not nn hotel proprietor,"
"Nonsense! Ile himself ndmils it. !fere
is his card. 'Alphonso de Blank, White -
"'Pe
I know•; but he is not the proprietor."
"What is he, then?"
one head wailer."
"Oh, that is different.
child!" Bless you., my
SOUND HEALTH
F:iR ALL CHILDREN
Disease attacks the little ones
Ihrough the digestive organs. Babyes
Own Tablets are the best thing in the
weird for all stomach and trowel trou-
bles of children. They net quickly and
are absolutely safe. If nece;ssnry the
Tablets can he crushed to a 1:owder or
eessolved in water. Mrs. Win. F. (lay.
St. Elennois, P. E. I., says: -"1 know
of nothing to equal Ruby's Own Tnblets
foe the cure of stomach and bowel
!routines, 1 cannot speak too highly of
this inedlcine and do not feel safe with-
out a box of Tablets in the house.'
Sold ley medicine dealers or by mall at
any cents a box from 'fhe Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Rrorkvhle, Ont.
—t -
Miss \'ere -"Mr. Desmond, why did you
ger lo the dining -morn hefnre you greeted
the hostess?" Mr. IkeaiIond--"Well, the
hostess will keep, but the refreshments
seemed to be getting away."
PAN(0.
1s highly recommended ns affording in -
skint relief from pain --Neuralgia, !lead.
ache, Gout, Ilhewnatism, (:aterrltal
Cctds. Sample, 50 cents. All druggists
oe l.yinnit tiros. & Co., a hoksale drug-
g.sis, Toronto.
COOLNESe IMMINENT.
"1 guess our rnninnce is ended
now.
"\V nye,
"Iler folks have moved into the how*
that my folks vacated."
A Cure for (ottivencss.-Costiveness
conies from the refusal of lite excretory
organs et 1 erforrn their duties regularly
from contrttrutng entities. usually dos•
ordered digeeliun. 1'arnlelees vegetable
)'ills, pre, aged on sci.nt.11e pr:nip'es,
nre so compounded that certain Ingredi-
cnls in teen) pass through the atnnmacn
and act salon the bowels so as to re-
lieve their torpor and amuse Them to
proper action. Macy thousands ore
prepared to bear !testimony to their
power in This respect.
For more fhnn a week n school -bencher
had been gis ung,• lest:oils on the dog, and
so, when the inspector came clown end
chose Ihnt sm ry suhjecl, there seemed
every prospect of the class distinguishing
Itself. Things were progressing quite
sr,lisinctorily, and the teacher was con-
gratulnling himself on tlbe trouble he
hnd taken, when, alns! it question was
nsked which made hire tremble for the
repulntkmn of his scholars. "Why does
a dog hang his tongue out of iris mouth?"
nsked the inspector.
L.
Black Watch
B13ek Plug
The Chewin Tobacco
of Quality.
2.2'11 s
MR CV
M11AR4. `� J 1�ES
CURLll t TCllIt{(i PILES
Mr, C. V. Mutart is a Customs Broker
and Insuranc Agert at St. Catharines,
Ont. Be writes the Zam-Ituk Co. as
follows : '' 1 have Leen a +utterer fur years
wrh itching pile.. 1 hs' a spent many
dollars on advertised remtdirs for files but
got no relief. A friend o1 mini advised nre
to try Zam•link. I had bit little faith in
any remedy to cure me, 1.ut tried one le.x
and I g,.r relief at once. 1 have used font
hone, and stn completely cured, 1 cannot
thank you enough for suet. a wonderful
curative salve. 1 have recommended Zant-
Duk ta my friends and they tin were cured. '
AM-BUK
Sold by all{ 1ru.i•
gists and At, res,
mr the Zam.
Hok Co.,Toronto
NOT ON 'fill: FREE LIST.
'The trusts," remarked the socialistic
boarder, "give me a pain."
"1 understand," rejoined the Cheerful
Idiot, "the window -glass trust charges
for its panes."
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED.
Just now when money is scarce. it is
%:ell for every one to look around and
see where they can obeen thee. home
and personal needs at the lowest cost.
The \V. 11. .Scrogge. Litnited, Depart-
ment \V., Montreal, Que., are fast mak-
int- an enviable reputation for them -
:Alyce as "Universal Providers," ani the
people of Cpnada are not slow to take
advaninge of the splendid money sav-
ing;• offers this firm snakes to customers
not residing in Montreal. This [irrn
has just issued a selendid large beau-
tifully illustrated Catalogue which is
mailed free to anyone who asks for it.
Better send for one to -day. We under-
stand that while Iheee prices are excel)-
tinually low they nlso pay t'ansporta-
1:o11 charges on the g's.ds they sell.
something which no other firm of tuffs
kind in Canada does. They are a Thor-
oughly reliable house and readily ex-
change anything which does not give
nl _solute satisfaction or you can get
your money back if you prefer it.
NO GROUND FOB SUSPICION.
Mrs Jonas -"You seem to have implicit
cemnfidence in your husband."
Mrs. Smith -"Of course 1 have. Jle
never turns pale when 1 tell hie; 'tile
tallied in his sleep."
In Nnlure's Storehouse There aro
Curs. -Med cal e x cr menthay • slow
cc nclusively that there are medicinal
virtues in even ordinary plants growing
up around us which give them a value
that ennnot Le estimated. It is held by
some that Nature provides u cure for
every disease which neglect and ignor-
ance have visited upon roan. However,
This may Le. it is well known that Par -
melees Vegetable !'ills, distilled from
rents and herbs, are a sovereign rent-
ed) in curing all disorders of the di-
gestion.
HIS GREA'T'EST NEED.
Wigg -"So you admit that there was
one time in your life when you really
w•nm:dxl tile, earth."
\Vagg-"Yes, when i vas seasick, a
11;ousa nd guiles from land."
PANGO.
Money paid will be refunded where
Pnngo hails, when applied as directed,
to relieve pain. Specially recommended
for Neuralgia, ileadache, Itheumatism,
(lout, Cnlnrrhal (:olds, etc. For sale 50
cents at all druggists or Lyman. Knox
& Clarkson, wholesale druggists, To-
ronto.
CIIII.DREN Ole THE 13ICII.
"Frillier!"
' lohnnv wants n rnillinn dollar to
teem. ilphur and meta --(S,"
MARK TRT9 nt5TiNrrtfN: A purely local
disease of the skin. like harher•s Itch. in curet b
Weaver's !'orate alone. nut where the hi."r•1 ti
loaded with Impurity, .uch s. Salt Rheum,
waster's Syrup also ib.ralt be use.
"John.- said the political leader's wife,
"you'll have to gel n new policenunn as -
61g11441 In This lent; Bridget doesn't Tike
Ih• present one." "ATI right," said he,
"and while I'm nlnut it 1'11 get one that
likes his ment rare. i'nl gelling tired
of overdone beef."
11 k n well known fnct That Ramsey s
Paints beautify and give life to every-
thing they touch. 'Their brilliancy, pur-
ity of color find power for covering
gives then) unchallenged lendcrship.
Your denler sells blunt at a price that
will please you, and guarantees every
can. Write. A. lianlsny & Son Co.,
\lonlrenl, for peck of Souvenir Picture
Post Cards of !toutes.
THE GItE:VI Elt DANGER.
There was never a more censcicntleus
young innn than Eben Soule, and when
he found how ouch absorbed he heti to.
come with the mere idea of playing In
the town band. he consulted) his minis-
ter. "1)o you reckon 1 could give up all
that time to musk without falling from
grace?" he asked anxiously.
Tho good old elelhot1Lst had a saving
sense of humor. Ile saw That Ids pnri•h-
loner was much di';Ireneed between his
wishes and his conscience, hut the minis-
ter smiled on him, neverthek'rot,
"It's the horn you're asked to play, i
hear," ile snid. "Ever hnd much exper-
ience with il. Elx'n?"
"Never tried it but once. but i like the
sound of it first-rate," said the young
man.
"M'm!" said the minister.
think you needn't be afraid of falling
fmm grace on account of it, but i do
hope you'll manage things so your (am-
ply and neighbors won't have to pare
terc•ugh the fiery temptation of hearing
you practise loo often, Eben."
CHILDREN AS ASSETS.
Are Much :euuphl for by Spanish IirU-
uars.
Quite a flourishing trade is done by
tlx: poorer clauses of Madr:J, who let
cut (heir children to beggars at so
mmol► per Iwur.
The tntend.ng hirer apples to the
parents of a likely child, the price Ls
agreed upon. a small aniowtt paid
down as a guarantee 1: r the Muni of
the little one. aid t' c Is gear for hw.th
eels out with his human implement el
hsJ' to imelore the public chaily.
The ch hien whose tisk it is to loft•
, it the hearts of the passers-by- are re-
qu:ski to pees=se spec al quad:Ii at ons.
'They must have hungry-koking faces,
lye hist -rale eters and not very ugly.
(< r a goal -k) k'ng child ie more !ewe,
earn ext' n p miles cot sac -oust .? is
iaetty face than u legis favored compete
t r.
ee :, the profess:onal beggar and
s esss charge wearily %%elk the
:erect; et Spain's capital, the father of
1 !, coinf n tal ly sealed in a lay-
. in teed 11 his flume, proudly remarks
t.
leiter liaif, as he contentedly sips
"What a splendid career cur Jccy has
lcfore h'nt! He is luridly three years
• Id end is alien ly n Ione et contention
t:t•twcen lee onecyed men of \'eneras
street and the wooden -legged one of
At laban! As soon as he grows up web
make a beggar el !dim!'
•---- s
Mother Gimes' Worm Exterminntnr
hes the largest sale of any similar pre-
perat)n see' in Canada. It always
gives salisfnction by restoring health
to the lilts folks.
An Irishman, having qunrrelled with
another left him with the following vic-
ious remark: -"Well, 1 hope yell neer
Le where 1 wish you!"
PANGO.
Will afford instant relief from pain
caused by Neuralgia. ileadaches, Gout,
Rheumatism, Catarrhal Colds. Sampte
50 cents. All druggists or National
Drug Co., London.
Goodwin, the American actor, described
't a recent dinner a Turkish bath That
ito once look In Mexico. "My rubber,"
said Mr. Goodwin, "was a strong man,
s very strong conn. lie laid me on the
slab and prodded rind kneaded and
punched and hammered me in a most
emphatic way. At the end, after 1 had
got tip, he came behind me before my
sheet was adjusted, and gave ine on the
bare tick four resounding whacks with
the pnhn of his enormous hand. "'What
on earth did you do that for?' 1 panted.
"'No -offense, boss,' said Ihc man; 'it was
only to let the office know 1 was ready
fo the next conier. Yue see, the bells
out of order in This mom.'"
"i am proud to say that my grandfather
glade his mark In the world," observed
Ile conceited youth. "Well, 1 suppose
he wasn't the only man in (hose days
who couldn't write his name," replied
hie bored companion.
In Tho treatment of summer com-
plaints, the most effective remedy that
can he used is Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dy-
sentery Cordial. It is a standard pre-
paration, and irony people employ it ,n
preference: to other preparations. It is
n highly concentrated medicine and its
rotative and curative qualities are be!
gond question. It has teen a popular
medicine for many years and thousands
can attest its superior qualities In
(5ermesning dysentery and kindred com-
plaints.
NOT TIIE SAME.
'The sun shines not on all alike,"
Said lite maid unto the man;
"Fee some girls it merely freckles,
While others it does tan."
WHAT PEOPLELFYL
Pn
whet a
re inn
do
vm
SOW mice pale, (letI ur Yerr„vtm" tlie best
tonic. It builds, makes strong. It *hen new life.
There are molly tonics but ou y one "Fre rot ito.”
NOT WORRYING.
\irs. Nnggel-"l wonder how you'd like
1 if 1 got new'-wotnnnish and Insisted
upcu► wearing men's clothes,
\Ir. Nagg et "Oh, I hnsrn't any fear
of your ever doing that. Men's clothes
err, never very expcnsise.
A Requisite for the Rancher. -On the
cattle rang(vs of the West, w'ho're men
and stock are far from electors and
n; olhccaries, 1)1*. Thomas' I:clretric 011
Is kept on hand by the Intelligent as 9
ready made medicine, not only for many
Manan Ills; but ns n horse- anti cattle
Medicine. of surpassing merit. A horse
and cattle rancher will find matters
greatly simplified by using this Oil.
ON TIIE MIGHTY DEEP.
The great wenn liner rolled and
pitched.
"Henry." faltered the young bride, "do
you still love nre?'
"'.tore limn ever, darling," was hen-
ry's fervent answer.
Then (here was a eloquent silence.
"Ilene}." ''he gasped. turning her pale,
ghostly fare away, "1 Thought that would
stake me fust better. but it doesn't!"
"Yes. my bay'?" he said In n I'rlghl-low.!:•
Ing Ind who helm) up h'a han(I, while OW
tight of gentile w•ns in hes eye. " I'o bal-
ance his tail!" shouted the bright Inv.
ESSUE NO. 23 08.
Mr, Arthur Tennison, et London trees,
Toronto, says : '• For sia re seven year* 1 .as
troub:el with indigestion and dyspepsia. 'I wo
muds a: idity of the stvmaan, the d clues
said, ong:nater the troubles. 1 tried scores
01 remedies wnh.n,t sail. Eventual!) 1 used
Pstcu,s■ and chi. brought in.med.ate relief
and ewe." A.! d..ggius or sieves sec. ►'re•
pared only by Dr. T. A SI,cum, Lo. Toroot s
rnoUNCUYCcD SI -KEEN
ALSO THUG'..
The parents of large families of child.
ren are usually leo busy ever to get Into
the divorce court. -
It is only nee eertry to read the lest',
monists lo bo convinced Merit 110110 -
way's Corn Cure is unequalled for the
removal of corns, warts, etc. It !s a
complete extinguisher.
SOCIETY NOTE.
it sounds pretty in n report of n socal
affair to say that the house w•;ts 111u1itn-
aled with candles, but it means a Let of
grease.
During courtship n men's word goys
about sevenie•n {imes as far as It bees
atter mnrriaec,
ikon's
FLY
PADS
THE ONLY
TILING TIiAT
KILLS THEM ALL
AVOID POOR IMITATIONS.
Sold t.y sail 1)rti;--gista and Ccneral Stores
and by mail.
TEN CENTS PEi'sPACKET FROM
ARCHDALE WILSON
HAMILTON, ONT.
FOT: SALE.
f.lndxay upright piano ani stool, rtss ; 115 e116
end to per month. 7 1-3 octaves, three pedals,
hand+one natural waded case, double *eneerei.
Ivory keys, flue t -me and action. Only in u*e
Um months. Fully guaranteed. A tine bargain,
C. W. LINDSAY, Limited,
512 51. t'..therine St. N_u.t, M•,ntreat,
AOPNTS WANTED. A reliable man In every
city and town in Canada with waterw"rh+to sell
a patent article needed in even Inc.orh•.tel and
public L"ndiug Sells at sight hostler: can
and are snaking45.r,) a Jay. Write at once 14
particulars. Oeo. '1'. Cole, Owen Sunlit!, Ontario.
YOUR OVERCOATS
sed fulled Sults would to, bolter dye.) If no .p.
sf elms In your town, sent. .1 lest Montr,al. lies 111
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N
to hear from owner havin
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