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PALE WEAK GIRLS. I DUE TO PHYSICAL CAUSES
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KXTRAVAGANCE OF BRITISH Obtai
ctgtHealtEesh Through the
LEMY OFFICERS. Use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Miss ,Jennie Burrows, I(it;a'ilt.
Ref orins Will Give a Chance to
Poorer Officers With o►•c the wonderful abceneit tba r you
r.
Brains. \\'il tains fink !'ills have done De.
1 ant now 22 years of else, but front
the time 1 was fourteen 7 did not;
o stop the extravagance which enjoy good health. A couple of yturs:
makes it possible only for men with worse, ago hila dttthotng Sisters
lin charge,
largo private mower to become can- canal in a doctor. After treating'
didates for cavalry contfninsiuns, tee fur some time. without any tui-,
says the London Dully Express. pruventeut, he told me that 1 must i
J W z,ia& orders have been issued discontinua any studies, triton I
whichrural officers commanding got hoarse I was sent r.o Caledonia
aro instructed to rev carried out to Springs. The first month I was there
isthe very letter. The cost of living it seemed to help me, but, like all
to
he reduced se that officers with the morncbie I had taken, the help:
tnodernle rneuus may live in con- was only temporary, and 1 relapsed
fort its this branch of the service. : into any former condition. I grew'
Extravagauch in ell its forms is so pule and wax -like that strangers'
to be chocked. The cost of loess 's t'utled me the wax figure. My heart
'-ant to be higher than in athet' : woul.l beat so violently that 1 could
branches of the .Irene. 'Ihu practice hear the noise it made. 1 was so
of kccpit:g sows -private account weak 1 could not wrilk u block wlth-
char esooks inu he mess, in which extra out support, or without rotting two
g monthly subscriptions or three times. sty head would,
are slow',, is strictly forbidden. sometimes ache so violently as to
No general subscriptiors for drive Ino wild, and at other times 1.
lunches at race meetings or polo and would grow so dirty that I could'
cricket matches aro to be allowed int-, not stall. All this time f was;
less the general commanding con_ taking treatment, but all the tithe
sores.
Eines of money or wire are no
was getting worse and worse, and 1
longer to be levier) on marriage or hardly hoped ever to be better,
promotion, 0r in respect of any: Iiewsagain. rAtthis time I read in a t
minor irregularities. Pond subscrl l- n,ew'spnpor of a somewhat of similar
tint a or contributions aro forbidden, came cured by tho use of Dr- \0011 s
08 }• also the keeping of a regimen- tiaras' 1 ink fells and 1 the I ucd, o
sal coach. g to try them. By the tieno I had, t
used a half dozen hoses 1 had nu-) 1
LOWERING TRE STANDARD. proved a great deal. From th i
It
cline las ot cu been
nnoticed
iceom that
the un vdce- and strength, until by the time I, b
slides, the militia, and the Royal had use., eleven boxer I was enjoy-, c
Military College has been most ing hotter health than I had done c
markod. This is not clue to an for yoars. I Bin now well andi t
The liritiyh Arniy Council is tak-
ing acliun that. should prove e1Pec-
tie
for Wrongdoing.
That crime proceeds more oft
than not from physical or Inert
I tames over• which the criminal h
little control, was the conclusion a
rival at by a leading criuiiuulogts
who spoke rc('ently at a sleeting
the Ethulugical Soi iety- in the Gu
lugicul Society'a ruurus in }farm%
Square, Loudon.
Some remeri;r,hle instances w•he
crime was due to physical and 11101
tel disease was given by Mr. Thur
Ila 1lolintes, the North l.c>udon l'olic
Court .missionary, who tuuintlrine
that epilepsy. mania, and weekne,
of intellect were directly reepons}bl
for the narking of criminals.
The cleverest thief he bawl eve
met, ho said, was a 1:3 -year-old git
-a nice /stoking, modest, and inti'
ligeut girl, but the daughter of 111
el>ilepthc. At the age of 16 she wit
committed to a lunatic asylum
where she now is.
Atonia was in many cases resuon
siblo for crillle. A young fellow o
ioccollent character, the son of
man of position, had appeared 11
the dock four times on charges o
stealing false teeth.
Mr. Holmen mentioned the case of
a woman who was charged no fewer
than thirty times with stealing
boots. Never by any chance did she
ake anything else.
'"Phe silence of the night, the
train upon the nerves, the elements
f danger, the chasten of success, 1
ell you, it is a thousand tines
noro fascinating than gantbling,"
n old burglar told Mr. Holmes,
en
alas, _
DONAT LAFLAMME FOUND A
t. CURE IN DODD'S KIDNEY
of PILLS.
er
re
They Always Cure all Forma of
1- Kidney Disease from Backache to
n- Bright's Disease.
e
d Ste. Marguerite, Dorchester Co.,
a Que., Jun. 23 -(Special.) -Phut tho
u
most serious turns of Kidney Dis-
ease cannot stand �•fure Deters Kid -
i ney Pills is being drily pruvrd In
Quebec, ttntl 0110 of the lutist con -
HIS DIABETES IS
ALL GONE NOW
saucing ting proofs as given right here
a in Ste. Marguerite. 1nuiut 1 Winnow)
• whom everybody Sones had Diebet-
' es. This is arc of the extreme
stags of Kidney Disease and it hnf-
ties ordinary medical skill. Coarser
a quently it is not surprising that the
Coarse-
, doctor who atIended I>0nat l.a-
t flaunnie could not help hint. /tut
let Mr. Laflamme tell the moot won-
derful part of his story himself:
"T'wo boxes of 'f>odd's Kidney
Pills cured me," lie says. "My Dia-
betes 13 all gone and I recommend
1)odd's Kidney rills to all my
friends and to all those who suffer."
Todd's Kidney Pills cure all Kid-
ney 1rfseases from Backache to
Bright's Disease.
at on, a
who helped hint to get a couiforta-
week by week, I gained in health;
le little home together when he
ame out of jail. Ono night the ex-
onvict succumbed again to the old
aselnauoil, with the result that ho
Y strong• and thank God for the' is
ask of young meteor intellcectuar and bier.
physical fitness, but nolr•ly to the i
cost of life in a cavalry regiment. I erfe Dr. !t'illlruns' !'ink Pills have,
'}he Army Council points out that ! conferred upon mc. I would strung- GOING, GOING, GONE.
the evil has a far-reaching effort, he- ly' advise Query weak and ailing girl)
11110 reads this to lose no since in Crowd in a British Auction Room
cause, its order to obtain officers and'taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills," I Show How,
P regiments up to their estnb-' D Williams'l -
il sing o good health your w•on-1
r.uw in Portland.
►shm t, it has been fotuul neves ' r Pink Pills cured lists
nary relax the regulations as re-! Burrow's because they merle the rich
garrJs educational tests, with the frrom
Mhsystem.necessato drive disease
r r standard of educe- fr°tar the system. '!'hese pills go
strnfgllt down to the root of the
matter in the blood and cure that.
That is why they cure all troubles
due to bard blood. Anaemia, pale-
ness, eruptiors of the skin, palpita-
tion, headaches, kidney trouble,
au of the year to 110, j rheumatism, neuralgia, and a host.
No candidates are forthcoming at! of other troubles, aro all due to bad
present to till three vacancies. It is 111 blood, and are speedily routed from
hoped, however', that carder the ste by the use of Dr. Williams'
the system by the rich, red blood
chal.gtd conditions young men with I
esult that the
tion and intelligence has been lower-
ed.
There are no fewer than 33 vacan-
cies for officers in the cavalry of tho
line, and there is n probability that
this number trill be increase( at the
the ll0C('estu'y qualiffcutinns will come
forward.
BEYOND 'l')IEIR MEANS.
The evil of astritvagance has been
the subject of many warnings. 'These
have all, however, heen more or less 10r
of a general lint -tire, whereas the new th
order of the Army Council is an em-
phatic lir
l'hntic instruction.
In May, 1902, the report of the
Committee on Army Education re ••
'roil to the mal ter, amt thine' it,•
por months later Lori Roberts issautrl Inst
an Order tliscountenar.cfng the regi -
the
. are now ren -the
Pink Pills. Don't take a substitute;
see that the full name, "Pr. Wil-
}laces' Pink I'ills for Palo People,"
is printed on the wrapper around
each box. If in doubt you can get
the pills by [nail at 50 conts a bot
six boxes for $2.50' by writ
e Dr. \\'illinutn' Medicine
ockville, Out.
A VALUABLE 1)00,
Well, 1 wouldn't havn hello%
exclaimed Jones. In nstonis
ns he dropped in to see Sint
other eventing, and was met
hall by a St. Bernard do,'.
Wouldn't have believed what.'►
cd Smith.
Why, that you'd have a dog
• house," continued Jones. "
ogs to one of your neighbors.
lose?"
No, sir; that's my slog," replier
th. proudly.
You don't really mean it of
mutate] coaches, that r d 1 1
Rely prohibited, acrd packs • of
• hounds.
In December of the same year fur- /ask
thcr• action was taken lowaI-((1 ro-�
clueing officers' expenses by an or -
tier directing that all mounted 0111-.su �o
vers should be provided with horses. } 1
at the public expense. I
'Tien came the commit to on OM- t S�ui
cera' I'xponses, which issuer/ its re -1
port in April, 1903. This committee i man
found that commanding officers do - i "ve
Iiberately. encouraged lavish enter -mar
tninments, In such a manner that
oflicers were compelled to live bo-+' woo
jarful their Ipconme or be boycotted. brat
The rep t was followed by two .1 too
"uccesstve army orders by I.ordi Ile
Roberts, but the old scandals have , rupt
been perpetuated, astair
During an ruction sale of furniture
i which was being conducted in a shop
in Victoria street, Wotv�erhampton,
Ems/and. recently, the auctioneer
I was "knocking down" a writing
desk with the ftuniliar words, "go -
tug, going, gone," when it seemed
that the wells were rising up to
overwhelm the numerous company
present.
A cry of alarm went up, and every-
body clutched a't everybody else,
when all at once the crowd of buy-
ers, the auctioneer and.his desks, i
found 1l;entselves in a heap in then
cellar below• The floor bens. too
rotten to support the great weight r
of people and furniture -had given s
way and collapsed like a trap -dour.
For some moments everybody was
•
A SONG OF COURAGE.
An Incident in the Wreck of the
Steamship Queen.
/There ars times when the
must be called away from p
danger or anxiety, and not al
even to contemplate the seriou
deeper aspects of an emergency. The lice.
San Pretreat/co 'Cali gives 1111 Instance
of good sense and pluck on the part
of a young • lady who was ship-
wrecked. A few •months ago -a must
gallant fight for life in a storm at
sea took place in the l'acitic.
When the (ween, with two hundred
souls aboard, vas ab0u1 thirty
miles off 'Tillamook, fire was discov-
ered in the after cabin. A heavy
gala was blowing at the Berne, and
the situation 8001110(1 hopeless. Cap-
tain Vousens first put the women
and ch Idren, and all other i>assea-
gers who were not able to assist in
ightint fire, into lftt~boals, ane/
aunche(l them in the charge of ex-
>el•icncrrl men, Then., boats remained
ander the leo of the I'Ja/fag steam -
hip until those on board had con -
leered tiro flames
'hc'n the life -boats were hum
hat dark and stormy ,horning,
omen end children were terro
the face of the threatening t
ly. 111 one boat a voice was 1
t prayer, and the sound of wee
as lard nbote the roar of
eters. Some err a raiser) the s
Nearer, dry (set. to '1'heie,•'
Oh trembling Ides the fear -d
felinity joined. The prayer and
vntn combined to deepen the n
d gloom, and the last mote of
creel sung die(} in a chorous
bs.
'Then, strong and clear, n the
Ice made nil sit up bred listen.
"What is the matter with
'ople?" It said, "We're not go
die. The fire is growing sinal
A tittle Sunlight Soap will clean
cut glass and other articles until
they shine and sparkle. Sunlight
Soap will wash other things than
Cloth �s. AB
CHENILLE CURTAINS
LICEu■d al ml:Sn,i. ur rout• li "i.,r.. .::o
LIL,B CUM lir) o%Eu S, CL[ANID
lc,.,e t.. .0 .nue: OK& N[W,
your4
gamma AMERICAN 0(5380 C9,98, this 6lontr]ri
GRAN11 RUN ITEC
Fur tele Winter
-c.0 To_
CAL!FORNiA, MEXICO OR
FLORIDA.
The "Land of Sunshine,
Fruit and 'lowers."
/totes! trip tourist tickets
on sale dully.
Fount Clemens Mineral
Situated on direct line of Grand
Trunk.
sc. Catharinas literal Springs
Those who need a rest should
•Tenet a testy (Joys or weeks at this
delightful resort, /lest of hotel ac -
mind cunirnodation.
rt:vent
lowed for tickets and full infonrnation
s and call at uuy brand Trunk 'Ticket Of -
ire bee: entered end unable to reside t
Cos; what hail happened. '/hen, picking w
themselves up, the colupany trier! i►
to find a way up to the street. At
last somebody ('amid across a door tic
and through it they all streamed, w
ed J In tho darkness, the subterranean
h- explorers stumbled upon some steps, ..
th : a trapdoor was opened, and the
in cornl.any found themselves safely in w
daylight again. 'Ilse most serious co
injuries consisted of brulses and; in
scratches.
in ♦ sn
It hABY'S OWN 'TABL1�•T,y, so
7
This vo
ched
the
rived
rn -
t;
ifted
ping
the
°fig. prohibiting the importation of alco-
anrd hrrlie drinks into his empire.lsreuch
azed wines and German beer have, he
the says, found their way to his Court.
tor_ He has watched their effects, anti
the has come to the conclusion that if
lie' elites not put a stop to the drink -
of Mg that is going on his empire will
soon full a prey to other nations.
cry The Et►aperor has no objection to
European arty end sciences; but ho
• sets his face against European pois-
iug on, and declares that he will punish
ler.
No Breakfast Table
complete without
An admirable food, with all
its natural qualities intact,
fitted to build up and maintain
robust health, and to resist
winter's extreme cold. It is
a valuable diot for children.
rer
/ Tito Most Nut: itioua
and FC^nen'irgl.
TKETOTAT, EMPIRE.
Enipersr lifene}ik, the dusky ruler
of A )n crinin, has issued un edict
? Why, Fee known you now f
years, and you've always had a
ked aversion to dogs."
es, I did until lately; but
ldn't be without ane now. '111
o is a noble, faithful fellow, an
uldn't take,
t at this juncture he was inter
eel by his wife calling clown th
8:-
1 s medicine comes as a message;
of hope Lo ell norrial mothers. it pc
('is the best thing to the world for to
stomach, bowel and 'teething trou- W
�r bles, which make little -ones weak. ho
sickly acrd peovl:;h. It will make de
your baby well, art, you have a pos-; •
, alive guarantee that it contains no 'th
s opiate or harmful drug. Mrs. flumes few
d ! Hopkins, • Toborrnory, Ont., says: --'the
1 have ,used Baby's Own 'Tabletsw0
• and would not be without theau.10,,
e Mothers who have sickly, cross and del
fretful children will tint) these Tab-
lets a great blessing." Those ars 1
strong, hopeful words from a moth- °t.h
er who has proved the value of ion
Baby's Own 'l'abletr. This medicine the
Is sold by all druggists or sent by inti•
mail at 25 cents n hox, by writing do
The Dr, it'illiarrs Medicine Co.. I.
Brockville. Ont. dee
+ els
the
WORLD'S STEEL POOL cert
sok
British and Continent n1 Finns en_
May'Join Forces.
S111': TAUGIIT 11111 'PACT.
The late Louie I.7eisohrnarin, the 1 "it
millionaire baker, of new York, not I dear,
only distributed food to poor men"A
In the "bread line" ho had estub- Ithes,'
lishat in that city, but ho also gut she c1
these mon employment. Ile went "T)
among them etel conversed with Smit.
theta, and the delicacy of his wren- 1 "At
tions to them, the care he took not 'grille
to hurt. their feelings, writs remark- IIs th
able. One day he snid:•No
"The Ilion! hntortunlit o and wretch -'for t1
ell people me ih,e more sensitive they' "We
art• --the more e. lily they are wou,ul- Ivry
ed. The public does not hear this collar
fact enough in table/. 'over
"And yet it is rt fact that is con- i "Ar
tinital's- being pro%nd-- sometimes pa- kern i
1}retire lly, sone 1;nen humorously. it Contin
was proved humorously to n friend frien'l
of mine last summer 1n Scotland. itake n
"He was lnakitit n uniking lour. 'dog.
110 was climbing mountains and me ah
viewing lakes and torrents. One i "So
morning on a geed rand be suet a 1'(111 h
your` woman, 11111 111111 comely, 1' ho to mol
milked hnra'fnot.
"Surprissel, my friend sI 'I'ped the iters
y oring woman and sniff- dual 1
" '(to all tho0 1
pc p n hereabouts Ism dory o
bnrefout?' don.
"She answered. 'Some M them do, knoeke
and the rest mind their own !mei- does
nese ' " fling t
----•- has th
e shall all be in our !midis in
tar. If you t sing. ng '
lia.' "
Phe young wononn then star
e jaunty popular sone,', and in
moments, '0 the am tzernent
msdves and the wonder of
rkees al:oar•el the steamer, ev
e in the boats was singing "1
in."
'rout that it was an easy step to
er airs of a lively nature, and
g before the boats were recalled
it ncrupants • were nirnost enjoy -
the novelty of their stern sitna-
n,
he ['tunic Steamship Company
mated with gold ntel silver need -
the captain and men who risked
it lives to save the ship and Ons-
5ers. They also presenter) a
en to the brave singer. On it is
raved, "Fur Singing 'Iltrlclia.' "
"Henry Smith, who was it that
scattered these cignr fishes all over
my table?"
must have hien the dog, my
" tons his reply.
Jul who was it that dropped
apple peelings on the floor?"
emended.
to (Ing, my dear," answered
h.
111 there's a bottle of gum
II on the carpet up here, tool
at 80,110 of your work, Henry?"
, my dear, the emg's to blame
)at."
11, ft's a burning shame On
his house Is disordered. Your
s and ties are vrntfercel all
the roots!"
e they, my done? 'I'hnt •tog's
Ip there Again, then. Yew,,' i
mrd Smith, as be drew his
into the plu•for, "I we'd(' n'1_
big pot of stoney for that
Why, the noble fellow settee
mat twenty scolding% a week."
I see," chuckled) .Tones, "and
et 1'11 havn ane before 110011 ,
'1'11W."
ntly some /Mee/.lovot a indit'i-
hrew' a stone through the uin-
1 n itelf-known draper in Lon -
Several sale tickets were
el ofT the goods in the w•in-
'11re trndcsumn is now exhib-
lie following notice: "Someonetown n brick and /crocked our
down- Don't throw another. Ic
They can't go lower,"
A CH Alt IT \ n L h: ('r' 311'I J '.1 ENT,
"Diss Tlrorvu told me that you
pt�d lior such it charming eonlplt.
went th,••; r evening," said Mrs.
1'e,.ddirigton - o her husband-"sorne-
ttfing about her being pretty. The
poor girl was so 'lensed. I don't
sir how you melt can bar so err
tr rthfill."
sitouhi think you'd know by
this time that I'w never untruth-
ful." snid Sir. 1'mIlington, reproach-
inlly. "1 said tale wee just ns pret-
ty as she could be, and so she
teas
A i'►,,nheh hnvv,wi(e buy's a new
1.•m"nl every mnr•nire;-n net'eesnry
etrcuvneencc, since she s1t4l. ps her
choly
house every day, and the
mmr, •r sees Is only a handl, of
rest, or ,birch leaves, the natural
empties- *Web keit up the dust,
prires
porters of alcoholic liquors by
Ile- forcing the Muff down their throats
until they die. in the preamble to
his edict he says that drunkenness
ted is pernicious, enfeebles a lace, and
r► destroys the body anti mind. Ile de -
of sires his people to remain strong.
the healthy, independent, and, as a
cry means to this end, prohibits al-b-
te- holic drinks In every part of his
domains.
The nl'gotintlnns which for months
past have been going on between
rit.ish and continental steel rail
mar nal nest hirers, with a vie* to form-
ing an 1ntcel'nntivnnl combine, erentatcd to have resulted in a definite
agreement being tlrrnngeil.
Lergc col(trurts 1n connection w•:th
Important railway extensions in
America anti on the continent aro ex-
pected to to given out this year,
and nlanufactureta are seeking 14)
a. mid it loss of possible profit by a
suicidal comi.etitIon or cutting of
pricer+.
�o 18r the mtutenteturers within
the "ring" include nil the ,nest i
NIGHT HAVE SAVED IT.
A Lot of Trouble From Too Much
Starchy Food.
A little boy of eight years whose
parents did not feed him on the
right kind of food, was always nerv-
ous nail suffered from a weak con-
dition of the htonl.lch and bowels.
Finally he tons taken down with
appensiaci103 and after the operation,
doctor, knowing that his inter
/digestion was very weak, pu
on Grape -Nuts twice a dray.
rapidly recovered and abou
meld thereafter, his Tat her
s, "Ile has grown to be strong,
tiler, and sleeps sourirlly, weighs
ounds, and his whole system is
tine condition of he•ailh."
c given by I'ustunl Co., Battle.
, Mich.
It is plain that if he had been put
on (:rape -Nuts at an earlier period
1n his 1ife, end kept from the use
of foods thnt he could not digest.
he never would have had appendicit-
1s. '!'hat disease Is caused by omit.
1 food decaying in the stomach
bowels, causing irritation and
g for the growth of nil kitnls
icrohes, settles up a disrasrn)
inn which is the active cause
'pendieltis, and this Is Inure
et with people wt,o do not pro -
dieted white lin t.1.
>e -Nuts is n,ntf,• o; the selected
t'f wheat and barley And by
collar proresecs .1 the cooking
factory, all of the starch Is
into sugar ready for iinantelf-
epstlon and the more perfect
hal. art of all priests of the
particularly the bruin nerd
(entree.
the little book, "1 he Iin;re!
!vine," fou'nd in each packwgle,
the
final
biro
Be
portant firms in (trent Britain, .two
many, Belgium. and Prance. Ae -estate
C01'1linit to the "Iron and Coal I muse
'Trades Revleto„' the minimum price 132 1'
at which nr(h•rs shell be booked 1109 , to a
bee.' fixed. All the orders are toiNnrn
be pooled, the ntloltnent to each Creek
°entry oia the following bads:
Ilritish .... . 5:1.5(1 per cont.
Gerninn 29.93 per cent.
lleleilim 17.f17 per cent.
A crilall d(e(Iuct10lo from each will
o mardc in order to item' sheet 5
3It'S$n9. C. C. RiCHARl).S & CO.
tientlen►, n, -Last winter I received
great benefit from the 118e of M I V
AID'S LINIMENT In a severe at-
tack of Ln (frappe, and I lined ire
quently proved 11 to he very refflee-
tiro in cases of Inflammation.
Yours,
W. A. tlU'I'CIIINMON.
"1 came to ask for your daughter
1n marring°, sir," said the young
mnn. "have you any stoney of your
own? asked the careful father.
"Oh, you tni.undcrstand me, sir/
1 do not want to buy her."
Kinard's Liniment Cure3 Colds, &c
t + "Papa, I wish you wouldn't look
so tierce when young gentlemen call
to see me. It frightens theta."
"/low -would you like Ino to look-
meek?" "Kell, not too _I11L'ok;
that [night frighten theta away,'
ib
per cent. of the orders to fearer, Igtcl
tho output of French nlnuufacterers art"
being very smell makin
Tho chief difficulty In the wry of of m
the combine l;eee in the attitude of confit
the united Strifes `tree! College- 'of art
t inn. Jfr .1. 1•'na tell, the head of the ' markt
perly
;been in E f (lead
at
frt s
the pre
at the
tlrrnr•d
ate di
n0IIrie
body
corporation's exporting agency, has
trope or some weeks
past.
Ile Is leaving for America Immecll-
�ately, and upon bis report depends
the inclusion or otherwise of the cor-
poration within the combine.
Jackaoa--"Is it true that Jrrhn.
son has an addition to his family?" ntrte
fentithvart•-••"IKtcll, he cellar it n iuulli 11,.0.1
plication-twi>As, you know," I to Wel
err 0 ., 'ior veire
sip.. WIN4. A14.. PO .1111,rff / 519 ABM t,tt hf
■rlllior 1.4 gam/art for Ile-• Alr.Iron •h'1. , ,
)r/inn bt,•.b, hd.l,•oattn•ih-$I.. nllar..e ti ser
•Indcolx results. tbenom.r 1arl ln,•r•I,, tn,ii, \>
b4t•rn-ri)lof 1►1t.h ra Orem, Not c.014 . •.,(el+
pow by drugg,.tt wre,s45,,11 Use •urld. ■. 1534 4111
09144•'.d„ - lY/.\ ga,,u• f,ll.su � i �rrt,• YI -•11
.}Iola -"if -w'a your wife, Rinks'
Ilinksr-"iL'r hemi trnublrs h,•
good deal. "Neuralgia?" --,yo:
she Wants a re hat."
CANADIANS APPRECIATE PIC-
TURES.
The enormous demand for the
series of Marguerite pictures is-
sued by the Tuckett Company has
induced the Company to acquire
all Canadian rights in Snowman's
celebrated picture of the King and
Queen in their coronation robes in
Westininster Abbey. The pictures
were Painted by command of their
Majesties and the reproductions
are 'ging made by Their Majes-
ties' `1 ecial litho l-rapl:e,
March 1, 1905, they will be for-
warded to any address on return
of two hundred Marguerite bands.
eggegenees
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We
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Also your butter, eggs, honey and
other produce,
THE DAWS'N�kCOMMISSION CO., Limited
cor. West at anJ Oalbern• •ts, TORONTO.
EDMUND'S PIAN.
When Mr, (loud came home to din-
ner he fount 4.s wifo in a state akin
to despondency, which wus quite un-
usual with her,
"Wily, my dear, what is tbo mat-
ter?" he anxiously inquired.
"Mnttcr enough," said she. "Our
servant has left us, and here Is 'a
letter from Sarah Armitage saying
she will be Isere
-NO" Is UNIQUE
"It seerns odd Hint the Euglish
alphabet, out of which can be con-
structed several thousand of words,
contains just one word formed by
the letters in their present order."
remairked the observant young man.
the alphabet over and you won't find
any other combination of vowel and
consonant characters that. will form
a word. The nearest approach is
'Ale' which lis• straining a point
might be considered an abbreyiation
of 'Abraham,' Or '111.' which might
answer as short for 'Hiram.' But
'No,' one of the shortest words in
the langunge, is the 0111S bona tide
word formed in the arrangement of
SASHES E01 SAILORS.
A Frenchman. M. Chalk/it. has en -
vented a new smile which he thinks
will keep anyone who steers it from
rowning. lite wonderful article is
made of intliarubber, but inside it
is placed a little box containing a
certain quantity of one of the com-
pounds of calcium. When tho sash
conies In contact with the sea the
calcium compound decomposes. and
produces a quantity of gas sufficient
to inflate the sash and preserve its
wearer from death 1,3, drowning. Ex-
periments bare been made with this
new idea, and so far they have been
sat isfactory.
•
CALIFORNIA EXCURS/ONS.
The Chicago, Union Pacific and
North Western Line runs through
tiret-class Pullman and Tourist
sleeping rare to points in California.
Personally conducted excursions from
Cldrago every week. Lowest rates.
Choke of routee. Finest scenery.
Special itttention giveit to family
parties. Eor tnitirs, illustrated fold-
ers and rates address B. If. Bennett,
General Agent, 2 blast Ring St., To-
ronto. Ont.
"It must be groat satisfaction
to tante such a paiatial residence,"
eabl the old-tinie friend. "It is,"
answered Mr. Cumrox; "it's a hoop
of comfort to have it house big
enough to wandor away nod get lost
in when another and the gals are giv-
Minard'a Liniment Curer Distemper
SHIRT
Made big enough for a big
man to work in with comfort.
Has more material in it than
any other brand of shirt in
Canada. Made on the
H.B.K. scale it requires 3.91
to 42yaras per dozen, whereas
common shirts have only 32
to 33 yards.
That's the reason why the
H.B.K. "Big" Shirt never
chafes the armpits, is never
tight at the neck or wrist-
bands, is always looce, full
and comfortable and wears
Each shirt bears a tiny book
that tells the whole. history
of the "13ig " Shirt, and
al,o contains a notarial
declaration that the H.B.K.
" Big" Shirt contains 39X
to 42 yards of material per
StAii at all draters but only
with this brand:—
HUDSON DAY KNITTING CO.
Montreal Winnipeg Dawson
It a girl wants to get rid of an
undesirable suitor, all she has to do
is to appearsen the scene ef action
with her hair'done up in curl-popers
Minard'alloiment Cures Carpi dots
"Waiter, how eio you prenetinc.a
ter of personal opinion, Mr. A geir
Homan who was in hero loud night
pronounced it the worst he ever
"'Mitt was a great sermon you kever's Y -Z Wise Head) Di tect.-
preached this morning," said the ttrrig, any
Soap Po r Is a boon
old oburehnartien, "and it was well , — II int.". 11113 C " a%
tinted, too." "Yes," rejoined the . 'h. same Haw
parson. with a deep sigh, "I notic- _
es that?" -Notices whore. "ked "Do you read much fiction?" "No,
watches frequently," ansviered the 1101210 lalel” •
good man, with another deep sigh.
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iles("mei Ointment le a certain
and aloolate eura for rite?
T0 Mil_ lb yen %as re
are every f•Pre nehina
blee Ilan and prot ra el 'es Wiles.
itneniete tig• Rally see tote mesh
km, whet they ill;nit 0'1t, Yage ren 14,e It sad
ea Tont n;one• ba, k if las retell. felon box. at
11 dealer. or num A !CRON. T1111 k Tarot] le
Dr. Chase's Ointment
It
foer
F0C11 MARRIED Al' oNcl;
Is not every father ivhit ran see
of his children married on the
same day. RC/ 110 feel sur-
prised if M. Girard, a farmer of the
village of Ifugnetiere. In the t'en-
tee, Engiand, on such an event oe-
enrring in his own family, determin-
ed to celebrnte ft in etyle. Oti the
it,elf lip to rejoicine, ns dill nelner-
ems guests from the serrountins
51`.‘ thp roar couple.; nod the tm-
pos 13: prof -et -Rion whir h eccompa 01 -
ed then. At ruiddity bingent woe
held. at which mere than 40u guests
sat down
"1,1f1 WI ever long for death?"
acres the eotilfoli, dyspoPtle young
10011. It was the (mirth long cell he
heti made on her that week., fuel she
1C1is Sleepy. "Whore- death do you
menu?" she asked, in a dry. die
rem aging Lone.
Coughing 15 nn oattvard sign of
Cure the di,care with
Consumption
Cure :P.14 -ting
and the cotigh will stop.
benefit yea, we'll giro , ur
money bath.
effS 1-05.
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