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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-06-14, Page 3a000� PALE, WEAK WOMEN. lel u . v.t� Ai•' GOLD. 1. ili1R ADOIt IS A PEACEFUL LAND. SLIGHTED LOVEAVENGED Cain Nen Health and Strength Throueli :%ruled Guards Protect One hundred , There Is No Court or Jail, MaUistrate or Dr. Williunts' Pink fills. Thousand Nos ereitlns. Policeman. sleitinet• l.ucania, which Sir W11141111 MacGregor, Governor cf lljdl(Anaemiais just the Williams' name for The C+tnur,l GIRL. tld:udl le s \' fuuudlandl, of wl►ii.h Province r.a- Ur. \\'rlliutn�1'+1,k I'►Ils left Liverpool fur New Y`'ili rc•cen y, ,, for Pale People actually utuhe new dud on board live tons of bullion and brodor is a dependent•)•, has recently. blood. Can any cure be more direct or sl,eeie valued at halt a million sterling' Issued a report of scientific anti oilicutl certain? lilue►d is bound to cure blood- A portion of this sRil,n'ent was in the visit \vhict► he made to that remote sea- -% Successful Rival Was Denounced as bioeless, Dr. Williams' fink Pills [scut of 111dt` is sovereigns,h vvere board last sut'tntcr, and among other the Leader of a Gant; of c ure anaemia juet as food cures Luft- carried 1,y p" aspects of the subjecthe [trots other her, They aur d Mrs. Clare Cool:, a to l.ivcrpunl• cially of the absence of crime in that Ilurt)lars. }aunt! English woman who recently Thr uruot elaborate precautions were t.e, ,ion. taken at Euston to safeguard the tree- k crone le this county from Portsmouth, Sir \\ rtliam says, has a „sure - itself was brought from the British l.r+t ratlor, Slighted love bus just been avenging England, and is at present residers' at resident population of 1u,rri)a►, of \wirers itself 111 two cases in a very different Prince's leidet•, Halifax (a)., N. S., 'she 1 -finer I3r1nk in ten \wooden boars, bound 3,5(X) are white, settle,' Been, its south tit:+tur been the now state recourse rito � t\s: "1 uta an enthusiastic be1'e er in with great hoops of iron. Guarded by coast. Many of the Indians are south value of 1)r. Williams' fink ('ills specialty' selected dc•tc?c:lives and con - the knife uud the revolver, writes, a `• stables, it was placed in a special lout breeds, and there are 3,(Tl>t) Esq riir aux Paris correspondent of the Loddon Tele- as a cure for amentia. I had auff.•i cdl stab car, which can hold .£200,000 peciain se'rlttered along the northern \valerlruttt, grapll. In each instance the methods burn the trouble almost from chill- In addition it is visited each summer by 1.a\ e certainly not been devoid of ori- hood but a few ears ago it developed golds. some 20,(lr►0 Newfoundlanders, vi t acit \\ ie eo- y The car was locked and armed de- givality, but �vlule the author of the into �a severe tyle of the trouble. y gage in fishing, «hick is the chic[ pur- suit bus been requested to hold himself tc•ctives took their places in a small cont- g• b g' le the disposal of the police, • cc.trbloodlessleanddln\y eulirey ystem was pertinent at the refs of the bullion quit of these people. Yet there is no P the other � ynttrt nr jail, in;tr!islrale or policenuut has wore himself any amount of !;t'a- run down. 1 suffered from headaches, CO!((!(( �trIntent, into which they could eo ani other otlic•d•t• of th,� law on ihi7 tee through small heir -% The train did tllude from the family which had scorn- d zziness and weak. shells, and my fully rejected[ his matrimonial advances. not stop between London and Liverpool, hero No. 1, if such a terns can be ap- al of fila•[t to a gay law student somewhat addietel to !legation, had been making ut to a petty brunette in the l.utin (Marler, but the girl, although not YOUNG ° FOLKS 0000 }oo AN ALPHABET OF 1NANIMATES. U was an Umbrella Who mourned one day, 'When 1 aro bhut up, 1 have netting to say.' Useful Umbrella. 1' was a \'ace 1 tSlap said to Itself, rust be quite old; I ani placed on the shelf.' Valuable; Vase. 4V \\rLa Wheel Who, \whorl they engined Why be did not go, Replied he was tired. Weary old Wheel. X was a Xebec, A very fine boat, \Vin raid, "1 can't 'avim, But 1 think I can float." hcelleat Xebec. V was a Yardstick Who said, "I've three feet, Ec 1 think 1 will tithe A walk down the street." Yellowish Yardstick. 7 was a Zither Who hadn't a tongue, But he srdd that. he felt Completely unstrung. ''/. uiour old Zither. THE LITTLE RAILROAD HERO. Andy Moore was a little country boy. eicelietitnes he wore a cap and sometimes he slid nut. Ile, perhaps, thought his snaggy hair was a good enough covering for lits head. Ile ted not care at all ai+o:st his looks. Ile knew a great deal more about squirrels and bird's -nests Shan he did about the fashions. Andy's horse wits a rough house on the sidle of a 111ll. It was built of mud HOW A JILTED PARISIAN PUNISHED A friends feared that I was going into a decline. I tried tonics and emulsions, tut without benefit. Ther 11 friend who ltd used t)r. Williams' Pink Pills ter the sante tomb!, advised air to try teem. In a short time they began to currently supposed to be particulariy 1•elp me and in a couple of months I Hardt-hearted, had fur some reason or micellcr sent hire al.out his business. '1 he youth's vanity had been consider- ably wounded, he had vowed to pay her out, and \' hen a night or two ago she was quite well. tate color having re- turned to nnv face, my appetite inl- i roved! and 1 had gained in weight. I (an strongly' recommend Dr. \\'illiarus' Pink fills to all anaemic girls and wo- s.our:ht to repose of her downy couch men." in her triol little chamber, high up in The pale nnarmic perste' needs only \Ii,r11 of the same pr•ecatitions were t \which time the precious boxes \Sere [ider• observation. Cipher mes- sages had been sent to the more import- ant stations on the route, and every pre- caution was taken to prevent any pcs- sible holding up of the car. The offi- cials of the London and North-\\'e•stern \\ ere relieved of a heavy responsibility \when the boxes of gold reached the steamer in safely, for the railway (iembane w0111(1 have even responsib'e if any loss had occurred during the je,urney, 1,000 utiles of seaboard, where all there people are wresting a subsistence from the ocean. For thirty-three years tier.' has been no session of court held, 0041 in fifty years the only criminal charge which is recorded is that against nn Esquimau whose jealousy was aroused ur;ninst a rival in his wife's affection, and who shot the roan as he walked with her. Forty years ago there was a circuit court sent there every summer, but as it found nothing to do it was abolished. iit the past Labrador \t.•ns a famous pirate stronghold and required a French squadron to reduce it. the h:euse \where she dwelt, and was one ihirig- new blood. 1)r. \\'illiarns' taken In the shipment of bullion valued Unusual attention has been celled to pit composing herself to slumber, she 1'irik ('ills do only one thing — they rt xereenoo \whieh nr'rived at Soillltanap- Labrador within the last year and this was startled by a weird noise. She tnnl:e new bland. They won't cure ton on the \Valnmer Castle recently. This may lead to a change. \\'hen any ser - opened her eyes, and, to her dismay, he- any disease that icn't originally Cali' 'd valuable cargo was consigned to Lon- ions charge is made now a magistrate !cid a tall object attired in a vo- t,v hacf mood. Rut when 1)r, \Vit- c'.on, is sent from Newfoundland to attend acts \\bite robe standing at the foot of limns' !'int: Fills replace had lend ...--.-- to it. her bed. \'ith gond blond they strike slraiisht t Terror kept the fascinating brunette the root and cause of all common des A Medicine Chest. in Itself.—Only the mule, telt when, in low drip tones, the cases like rrnacrria, headaches and well-tn-do eon afford to possess a nmeth- ]APS \\'A�i'1' LONGER LEGS. w orris, "I have come to fetch you and ilov backaches. rheumatism, indigestion halt- ( int' chest, but 1)r. 'homes Eclectrle Japanese scientists attribute the su to bear you away from this world." rr►le4u. St. Vitus laud e. kidney trouble (til, which is n medicine chest in itself I , were uttered by the mysterious visitor, and the secret troubles that eves v wo- tering a remedy for rheumatism, loin. r error stature of the English-speaking he n, sore throat, colds, coctd•hs, en- rat, s to their meat eralint, I►ubils, and the poor girl screamed out, rr nn knows butt. nunt� of (hem lila• to g 1, the Emperor is reported to be consider- lall: about, even to their dnctc,rs. Dr. 1.irh. asthma anti a pn ant healer fur ing a scheme to put the nation on a "A 6110 'I'I A GHOST!" \\'lllein's' Pink Pills rare sold by • 11 wenin(i5• cuts, bruises, sprains, etc., is reach of the acetest, owing ! to Marr[ diet to ritike his subjeels grow and. bounding from her cough into the medicine ine dealers or by rinil at 50 cents within the rep f tiiller. A native physician of Tokio, middle of the tiny room, fell prate on n box or six loxes for S .51) from the its clt'apness. It should be In every `\ I1i) «as educated in England, 1, tet- hers floor. Attracted by the noise, neigh- hr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, house. westing the general use of the. bicycle - Lars rushed in to find (tie chamber Ont. to achieve the saruo purpose. In his cpinien the bicycle is the most suc- A Berlin contemporary has discovered eessful body builder and muscle (le - the) Germany's holding of foreign obit- \eloper the English people possess. lie gaeons totals $5,009, or heir tinges the envies the English length of limb. Ile recommends that young Jetts. of both r•xes, he taught early in youth to ride the bicycle. and logs, with ]toles fur windows. empty, save for the presence of its ten - Now, perhaps you may wonder how ant, who was lying in a state of in - w a are goiiig to find a little hero in a sensibility. The police and a doctor 1 oor country boy, living in a rnad were promptly sent for, and when af- I►otise. But wait a little. The diamond ter an hour's interval, the heroine of this is a coarse, drill stone till it is cut and grim adventure had been restored to polished; and there was the heart of a consciousness, site related that she had true hero under Andy's torn jacket. received the unwelcome visit of a spirit. Near the but of Andy's father was a The officials, ito\veyvr, beim; decidedly railway• 'I'ite boy often wutched the sceptid'aI on this point, started on an [;luck engines us they came pulling investigation, with the result that file Fast, giving out great clouds of steam mischief was traced to the law student, Lind smoke, and screeching through the who confessed that he had gut up the valleys and under the hills like thud scene to punish tate lovely brunette for things. her rejection of his overtures, and that One day as Andy was crossing the be had obtained entrance to her room MARRIAGE TANGLE. Signor Zenonr'. of Milan, Dors not Know "Where He Are." Cases of persons getting married their knowledge fortunately rare, w Iic i is all the more reason to ate, of Milan, laity, who is sorely per- plexed, in fact, he does not know without ia'lr are GERMANY'S \VAR CHEST. amount of the French \var Inderrnity— e sire -Aug instance of the enormous rate a'. which the wealth of the empire has in recent years. This fig- - • s been cited as a reply to the contention that finevicia stress woo accumulated 1 ! t.rc hu 1 tf Landlady : "'That new hoarder is synlpatltirr with Signor Zenone ['shat. d t would eittler married or a widower," 1)atlgh- restl'aitn Germany from n great \va1• ow tel' : "\\'t y. 10111lltlln, tlr' Sil\'S he is a ., int[ to the ditlld:ully or realizing all this bachelor 1" 1.a11dliady : ens: •t yntl be - \\here he are, and no one can tell rtioitvy. it is forgotten (tint ihe� erudite sieve it. When he opens his pnct(et- him. The circumstances of his strange has n \vat chest fund of book to pay his Lill he always turns his predirantt•nt are as follows : %mane's \\ hick was set apart from the French back to me." line, he aw that that \vas something ([•mitt, Roberto a 1101rircl 1010 ri 1 :.:ill11ds against the curving of nnuther t. - means or false key Ile I1ns not file •futlter of a fnn'ily, titer : \,l dirt'. Phis enorntou5 sum in gold wrong. Ile did not l.no\ti much about been arrested, but, as said above, has A Carefully Prepared Pill.— !shirt railways, for he was very young; but enamoured of a young woman 0111 ! Ira, heart lying in the Julius Tower at to hold himself at the disposal of the P y 8 time and attention were expended in the . , E nddi�,ht , and married her, posini. .. ; Spandau. experimenting with the ingredients that cor►nissary• itis bachelor brother Zenone, whose „ enter into the composition of f'arrnelee's Strltnr No. 2 had made his advances to identification papers he had In some Cucumbers and melons are forbidden , a lovely girl, the daughter of retired P ! \'e ►e'lable I ills before, they were brought manner managed to purloin. Thus, i trill[" to ninny persons so constituted b tradespeople, for what is called le hon Roberto Pandarani led a double life.' that the le.,st irdudgc•nce is followed sty fered to e state o theill nu'Ulcch tt\Vhrntere1•frr other st (if- rr.otif,' that is 1n say, his intentions were Recentlyhe died somewhat sudldenly, 1, atlac•i:s of Cholera, dysentery, ri 'n; ,1, , 1 e s' Y, E P• f gilds may be, i armelee's \'et;rtablc I ells leaving things in a pretty mess. Pori etc. These persons are not aware that are the result of much expert study, Zenone found himself to his girth sur'• I they can indulge to their heart's con- and all persons sufft'r•i1►g from dysilcp- prise married to a young woman he had i lent if they have on h;urd (1 1olile of sit or disnrdere•d Jiver and kidneys ntay Ur. J. D. Kellugeg2s 1)yscntrry f:ordiul• ,infidcnlly (wee') lliern as bcin + what 1 r► medicine that will f=ive, immediate c to- they are represented le be. [.hauling was surely \\ Tong, ons„ and Andy I ad heard of cariragcs being thrown off e.,hen the rails were out of place. Just then he guard a low, distant noise. A train was coming! Ile was only a boy, but perhaps he could stop hon arab:(', and he meant mal-i.lg.•. Un e train in some way. Ile felt that he fortunately, the voting man. althrriit;h 1 ['acing an excellent reputation, was ger, so the heftily. \vhieh indulged in ambitions projects for the settlement of the pretty damsel, gave tains politely to understand that 1:e• was no match for tier. Not loft_ rifler the occurrence of niu -t try, for there was nobody else to dc, it. Andy never thought that he might be killed. but \vent and stood right In the Huddle of the line, just in front of the place i have told you 1bo1lt, and stretch - out his little arms as far apart as ho this little ceorelc there appeared on the could. scene On, on came the train, nearer and A VER)' S\IAR'1' YOUTH, nearer. and louder and iou Berl The ('river saw the tiny on the line, and whis- who rave himself out as having already Iled for him to get out of the way, a splendid situation, which brought hint Andy did not stir an inch. :n e2.500 a year, and was only a step - Again the engine whistled. The boy ling -done to a far more brilliant posi- never moved; he might have been made tion. The girl and her parerets were (' clone for ell the notice he took of it. completely dazzled, and witho t start - So the driver had to stop the train. ing on the slightest inquiry received Ife jumped down from the c1 c ine, him with open arras. The wedding day end ran along the track towards Andy, was fixed, the trousseau purchased, anti '1 he train was )ate. and the driver was relatives and friends were assembled ut angry. But when he saw how the thrive n dinner party which was to be a pre - little fellow had sawed his life, anti ttto hide to the great event. nue justice had !Ives of all the pnple in the carriages, leen done to the viands, and dessert his anger changed to gladness, w ith sundry bottles of sparkling cham- Everybody got out of the train to see F,ngne had horn laid on the table, \when what was the mutter. Then they saw the rejected suitor, who had been in- thnt if Andy had not stopped the train, eluded in the invitations just by way of showing that there was no ill -feeling, rose to his feet and asked leave to make n little speech. How very noble of hint. the family and the other guests ex- rentleieen, as they ionked at their wives elnlrrled to themselves. but their horror and children. wiped their eyes, and said: may \ve1l be imagined when he de- •'r;otl b!esc the boy!' noirece ! his successful rival es n burg- •+ And that Is not all. They took 0111 lrtr who was making n gond thing by iheic purees and rnncse up a large sum his nefarious !rheic. and er money for hint, lint to pay hire for ,,,\S A WEDDING PRESENT'' [whet he 11nd done -they knew they ( midi never 410 lint ---but to Ogee the threw en the bible a bundle of inissivee Mlle lar). better than wnrds rnaild show 1.l�lr•,••-cet1 by n''orn liees to the inrli- fem. how grateful they felt In him. fila] in (t..estion. \witnnl he described (Coed. breve little Andy! The passen• n• the ring leader of the gang. for:, all \':•rnfn down his name _- Arid. All rwre were turned to word the bride Mee -re -mei the re!- where 1,e li:-ret. gr ::• ,.'„•t i. it he uttered nal a ward[. Fifteen y r^r•G lin\•d' p••- &,•�1 cine0 .\n'le'.e i well 1•1;err•hrd clucks rind tottering the cnrringes \wr,+lld !MVO lama ihrovn (town it sleep hank and dashed to pieces. The ladies kissed Andy's rough. freck- lee face. and cried over hint; and the 1 race deed. and if eel wish to know steps he tried In make this why to the where he is woe. 1 «i!1 tell von. ile Is dear, but he was collared by the father driver on this very railway. \vitt' indignation nt the cruel trick that he had played. and a moment later was committed to the cusToi)V OF THE POLICE, who promptly conveyed him to the de - 1 of nt the Prefecture. It seems' ihr,t by Ii, Steelferd, late of the Saroutik the r't•jec let! suitor, partly out of je;a!- Museum. on "flying snakes. These eUsy and partly out of r;n iuslly, as he snakes arra eliml,crs. and a wonderful was shy oda menus inclines! to tnka� his provision of nntcire has been mndie for live] nt his \'nett. had entered into Mein to break their fen in case of aoci- friendly relictions with him. and during dent when nt a height front the grounel. ane of his vistls to his dweliing had They have a sort of hinge line in the , discovered a parcel of letters. which tae thin. nn either side o1 the tx,dv, and teal contrived to abstract, and which 1 y to secular content -lion the Ventral'rtciniitted of no doubt ass to the nature cur face of the reptile is drawn in so as ! of the very lnet•tttive profession \whtrh to become quite cnncnve nerd the body the V•,ung men had embraced. The rr.ore flrett•n,d. \\'hen falling. instead girl nndl her pnrcnte are, howryer. en tdf \\ riggbng ac other snakes do. they faa'e flit to tli' rejected salter for hey - held their bodies pnrfectty rigid anis' ine saved her fr tit n shocking fate that elide down slowly to the ground, which It tanks /Is If tie' may not hnyr to Play thee reach al quite an angle from where the sorry part of n rejected Suitor 0111011 their fall began. --i SNAKES THAT 1'r.Y. Al the last meeting of the London 7.o- Olot:id'aI steely some notes were read DID SHE ORi'r'rt THEM ? A handsome English girt. recently re- turned from Spain. was recounting her •xpertrnees to a circle of friends. among whnnn was a Spaniard. "The thing that delighted) me most,'' phe sold, "was that charming practice they have In Spain of offering you in - Shiftily what you niny chance to a41 - mire." "no you approve of the custom i" *eked the tani•h friend. "Oh, yes' was the reply. "senorita, you hive very beautiful Epee' exclaimed the tmpulsdve Spaniard. 1d,ntter. The IrotiSceicil Is nUl readv. it W Lite he' n pity to weete it. and, eller all. ns the retired lradesrnnn is vert• ccmfor tably nut and the only Ot jrcton to the yntllh 1s his lee!: of fertatne, the matter may 1 e arranged. ire. at nnv rote, net'[) not ['Tread env llnp!ensent dis•-lo'ures on the e\ e of his o\'. n ninr- ringe. Mrs. figgnn—"1 nntteo that you Leave el last get acquainted with your rtt•xt- c:o.�r neighbor, who has lived) alnngi ulc nl you for the Last ten yt•nrc." \frs. U':\' no ---"Yes; \\ e were introduced to s•aetl other nt the l'y ratnids (,f Egypt. anti i found her a delightful compan- ion. \\'e became very Intimate." never 11101, (111(1 1110 11)1(1 . discovered c I b that she was sister-in-law to herself—a 1 tt t ll d t brain -racking complication happily rarer lief. aril is a sure cute for all summer in civilized countries. The question' complaints, now is : Can the parties be legally miss Dauber : —"I—can generally tell divorced in Italy under these Circum- cu- "You see, my son, every time that you %\'hat a person's prnfcssi•n10 is by looking stances? Though the case is a painful are naughty, papa gets a grey hair." at his fisc :hiss Gushe (silting for a portrait):"Nov isn't that a comckienee? Do you knew, the very first time I saw your face I said to myself, '1'11 bet that 1f • dogbites yam deal be scared. Bathe the \�r'illatt paints' 1" wound wth aold water and cover 11 with a cloth on which weenies Cerate h,.e been freely spread. The Cerate relieves the pain caused by the sting of insects. one, espeeinlly to Roberto Panarani's first wife, yet the comic elementis not lacking, and, suitably elaborated, might serve as the central plot of a stage play. CIIILDIIOOD AILMENTS. Most of the troubles that afflict lit- tle ones may be traced to the stomach cr bowels and if these are put right ttte child will get well and thrive well. Baby's Own Tablets will cure all sto- mach and bowel ailments, and all ttte c.ther minor troubles of babyhood and childhood. And the mother hes the guarantee of a government analyst that this medicine contains no puison- cus opiate or harmful drug. Mrs. Wil- t ert McKenzie, Chelmsford, Ont., says: "My little girl was troubled with obsti- rate constipation In such an extent that we dial not think she would live. She cried almost constantly and was wasting away. 1 got a box of Baby's Own 'tablets. and in three days found n great improvement. 1 continued giv- ing her the 'l'able•ts for nearly a month. and every trace of the trouble has disipperdred. end she has since been a bright. healthy child nrtd has grown nicely." You can get the Tablets from nnv medicine dente►• nr Iv nlnil at 25 r'a'nts a box by writing The 1)r. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. A FATHERLY LONGING. A gene -sized bay rens hurrying along t1►it site[. dragging his two-year (l(1 t rnthcr after hire. 111 spite of the loud protests of the child, t\ yeti a benevolent - looking old gentlemen slopped hire. "My son." said the olds gentleman, re- garclin,, hitt with kindly ryes, "beet old are yeti?" "l'welve." answered the tiny. "You're a stout lad for that age. 1 should have taken you to be fourlecr►, Never been sick much, have yowl ' "Ne sir. "i llto i fat not. You enjoy vnur w►, lues, sleep lil:o a top. and can play t all nil day without getting tired, can't you?" "Yep sir." stire of ft, 1 \wish 1 hied n bay r' Voli." ' \\'hdnt for?" "en 1 could turn him nye?' my knre ends sprees; him. Pick up lint haby and carry hits. your young snwnge•, or 1 511n11 lie tempted to consider you nnv I`oy, for all praetical purposes, right now-" "1 Wee we'ndinc arc- n\v ernlint of n woman being gored to &nth by n hone, - Iv e'ov- (lonrhrrh e Ww." remanded vaunt,' Dudel.Igh. "\\'enily. 1 cawn't imagines n more hnwwi1,1e affair. can you. Miss rnuslique?" "No. Mr. i)i►,I•s- leigh." replied Miss Ceitetigne, will a mighty yawn--"unteee it is being bared to death by a calf !" Most of the Ihtnce thrl tom.' to tho o ‘who wait are (rifle state by the tt►ne they arrive. "Olt ! but you must have been naughty. Look at grandpa 1" "I came near eloping once," said the sweet young thing." "Indeed!" "Yes; we had quite made up our minds." "Who?" "Papa and I- but I couldn't find a man who would elope with me 1" The healthy glow disappearing from the cheek and moaning acrd restless- ness at night are sure symptoms of worms in children. no not fail to get a bottle of Mother Graves' Worm Ex- terminator; it Is an effectual medicine. "it's n strange thing," said Willie \\'ishinglon, "every time i try to sing my dog howls." "Yes," replied Miss Cayenne: "i have always thought that dogs ranked almost with human beings in intelligence." Are your corns harder to remove than those that afters have had? hnwe they not hail the wont kind? Have they not been eered ldy using Holloway's (:orn Cure? Try a battle. "Von ndvet•Iive that (here 19 a flne strewn of water nn the place, but 1 don't see it." remarked a chanper who \vented to rent a small farm. "Just work that pump !length. a 1111le," said the land- lnrd, "nodi you Will Fre 0 fine stream f \water'. yon don't expect to have the Ningara Falls on the place for $27.50 a month, do you?' A Quick Recovery from Paver and all sleb• gess 114 always the cats' when " Ferrovlre " the but tonic is uso-l. It builds, It strengthens, it gives new life. Try it. UNLIGH OAP Wash oilcloths T and linoleums with warm water and Sunlight Soap, rinse clean and wipe dry. The colors will be preserved and the surface unharmed. Common soaps fade the colors and injure the surface. Sunlight Soap clears, freshens and preserves oilcloths and linoleums. Sunlight Soap washes clothes white without injury to the most delicate fabrics, or to the hands, for it contains nothing that can injure either clothes or hands. Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way (foLow directions). Equally good with hard or soft water. 353 LEVER BROTHERS LIMBED, Toronto ANLIGAr 1.• •� ,f • C:1. 3tv M1111.11. M*, avt a. 7EZ1* CD 1221. " k,cping Evcslastingly at it Brings Suc:esa." PEDLAR'S CORIit'(:All:a) IRON is made on a 3G,OCO Ib. press (tl►t• only one in Canada) one corrugation at a t,iiie, and is guurentccd true smith straight to size. \Ve carry a Gee ton stock in Oshawa. Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and London and can ship ordinary requirements the ,erne day older is reeei\ cel. Made in 1 inch. 2 incur or Z„ inch corrugations in ,hOOts any length rip to 10 feet in 28, 26, 2S, 22, 20, 18 griller, both 1'nirieel and Galvanized. This class of materiel is most suitable far Fireproofing Barns, Factory, Mill and Warehouse Buildings and is water and wind f,roof. Corrugated Ridges, Lead \\'ashets grid Gel\ nnize d Nails carried in stock. Send Specifications to your nearest office for catulnt;ues and prices. THE PEDLAR PEOPLE �ortlreal, 011e, I { r'an, Bel 1 ioromO, Oi 1, I Ivo, Om. Poe I fc. V'cncoorer,B.G. Et Ponder st. � b n s 9 Dunda,t t. , 8 rw robd+rd rt d:. 'ob rn t e 42.9 Sussex t 11 C 1 e G ('tai t. I 17 1 Write your nearest Office.-111:An OFFICI( AND W01:Ky-OSIIAWA, Ont Largest makers of Sheet Metal Building Materials under the I3ritistt Flag. in Western Canada1i;,° ' e14 ds s Saskatchewan, only 8 miles from two railway+, C.P.B. t (i.T.r. Strong 11,41, Wiper ant. plough land, spring week, so sloughs. About 40 miles Y.R. of in4LLan Head. Price 510.50 per sore. Write for map and 1n11 particulars. R. PARSONS. qt Wellesley Street. Tonnage. Canada. CREEDS OF Interesting An TILE PRISONER. Statistics British interesting British About Convicts Prisons. return was In issued "the Horne Ofiice, de- clared religious creeds" of the prisoners Mattie : "What has become of your in each of his Majesty's prisons in Great anti -slant; society that you took so much Britain on the 28th March lust. The iitcrest in a few months ago?" Helen : prisoners on that day in England end "Oh, it's in the consomme. The president \Vales numbered 21,580 and the return got nutty and imagined she was the classifies them according to the follow - he only dent in the pan, so we gave her • c the williesillies and the dinky -clink aSsOia- tion shot the chutes." A Successful Medicine. — Everyone wishes to be successful in any under- taking in which he may engage. It is therefore, extremely gratifying to the hrol,rietors of I'armelee's Vegetable Pills It; know that their efforts to compound a medicine which would prove a bless- ing to mankind have been successful tyond their expectations. The endorse - tion of these Pills by the public Is a Uunr•nntee that 8 pill has been pro- duced which will fultil everything claimed for it. "She didn't speak to her husband for six months." "\ty I it roust have been very uncn►nforinble." "Yes --for her." Sunlight Soap is better than ether maps, ►nt is best when used in the Sunlight wy. Buy Sunlight Beep and follow directions. A RAFT OF BEER BARRELS. S. Terrible Voyage of 2,000 Mites by FA - caped Consiclrr. An irishttaan, who lied been in a fif+ht \with a neighhnr. hall one of his ra►', ai- A sensational story of the sea is re - chewed riff. He rensullyd a few- Wed by the officers of the German err cone. 10in;' the h! inl_ing of n proe- (demure. Wllicite d, \\ hill has Orli%edd at eution. and. ; nor a suluewlinl lengthy nrcrnint of the difficulty. meted his sue y es follow' : "1 v •oidia'[ [hind fur myself. lawyer; lea 1'd poison In raise n famy will (,nrdener: tIn n j;►cailt deal teat 1. beneath them. Cydney, Australia. from tete islands of the dlisntar,•k Archipelago. A few weeks ego s.ex Frcneh convicts sn much link like front Ntw Caledonia were discovered on rte ear,'► it 'Thuile portion of the Island) on New Britain in a deplorable condition, and or tieing questioned it was nscertnincd that they. with len others. had escaped from Netiruca nearly twelve months of work ego. They eonctrurtel several ratty from s!n\es nI Leer barrel. and r if';'d d their frail craft with sails of the most prirni• ttvr (Icscrii,llon. Oar of the r:atic, orrui,iedl by six men. rifler many analis, safely reaeh- eo an a:nlnhtrbited pr,rlinn nt New Bri- tain, nater a terrible voyage of nearly 2.00 milts. For four months the mein dere Irntnping In r;enreh of CIvtiizatlon, and e\•entually they were found and brought to tlerbertshohe. Ilia kg . "Thea Isn't a man in town who ran keep the conversational hall rolling 111(e our friend Geyrnke." Wit ke : "Nonsense I Ne never says any- thing worth listening to." Hicks : "No; but he does it lot of things worth talking about." ing denominations : (:hutch of England 16.0.89, Rornnn (Catholics 4,397, Jews 257, Wesleyan 352, Methodist New Cnnnexinn 8. Primi- tive Methodist fly, Bible Chrictinns 5, United Methodists 8, Methodist Free Church 2, Calvinistic Methodist 29, Congregationalist 53, Presbyterian 7J, Baptist 132. Salvation Array 11, I'ni- terian 13, Quaker 1, Plymouth Ili-eth- ren 1, Christian Brethren 1, Greek Church 4, Lutheran 19, \\'nldensinn 1, Mnhomednn rind Buddhist 3. Spiritual- ist 1, Atheist 22.nn religion 26, not as- corteinod 1; Iotas 21,580. in Scotland there were nn the enme day in prisons and police cells 2,157 persons, classified thus : Prestytericrns 1.724, Boman Catholics 981. Episcopa- lians 146, Lutheran 1, and Jews 5. "Didn't the lecturer feel hurt when so runny in the audience fell asleep during the sermon?" "Oh, no; it encournged hist to keep nn." "now so?' he was conceited enough to think They were nodding approval of \'hut ho said 1" slsu i �iLU �i�?IL1► tJL jiu�. tier* Is Something that will be Welcome News to Many a Discouraged One. " For sereral years I have been troubled lith b:•3 around my brat, shortness of breath, in fact, if I walked my usual gait my breath wonld get so Ahcrt I would be compelled to make emend stops during \Yu.1.IAss it. Asap. my walk. " Of late my fond did not digest properly. It turned Rout in my stomach, causing me Creat datum's; often, too, 1 bad disagree. ' Me aKaobs of beiohlog gas and heartburn. " I was bothered with severe pales across the mall of my bask sad the less[ bending or t+srniy would mom mete) almost ery oat. " I woe Oeduesel to try Dr. Leeahssdt's row Ano•Fill sod hem the very iint Sound " For the last taws swaths 11 lave bad no recurrence of .y former eospislsls, so I bousd to soy AsIt.P111 boo ladsed mod tete. V le the ysl■.tary p1M. es.t of W.. Y. esd, of 11th Q�sel� t O■t A!I •W PEI 1111111.Sy?le wi.ody 11tW area wok •.isss• assets tor* we* WA. • NO Magistrate (to Pat) : "You ere charged with std tiling a 1,af from a baker's cart. What have von to say for yd,t self ?" Pat : "Nothing, sot•; except that the doc- tor toted me Oi !fillet ate stale, bread for hie dyspepsy, so Oi had to stale it." Wilsons FLY PADS THE ONLT THIN() THAT KILLS THEM ALL' AVOID POOR IMITATIONS., Bold by all Druggists and General Morelli) and by matt. TEN CENTS PERPACKET PROM ARCHDALE WILSON HAMILTON. ONT. 200 Men Wanted at Once in various parts of the Dominion, as vt hole or spare time tagrills, to sell s high grade sl,e' l; of hardy and well - grown 11. ei rigid plants. Go-ahead and (•nr, 't,• men cern !Hake a very profit- aele I u,it:,'-c of se!lidug this stock, which le well kn ,\s rl. 1.114eral terms and a cd ua;.late d,ut,it. 10rn0 tSSItn paid week- ly Amply at once to E. D. SMIT11, IleIdrrlriph Nurseries, Winona, Onlarie. r'stnt,lished over n quarter of a century. CHENILLE CURTAINS see alt keds of house Hengist, else 1110 CURTAINS ort`II1% tNIW. Write to es sheet gaunt MITIis AfM1al0AN I MB1MO •B., Bea las. Mestress G�, '.EILIBOROU .�N9fechoCICLIG „-ym THE NEW C O1.I RIN FAt:E DOWN cement block machine; nn levers nor cogwheel,' to get out of order; very rapid and simple in operation; makes 6, 10 or 12 inch walls, 4 or 8 inches toga, In various designs; we also rnanufti,•ture brick machines. sill moulds, chimney block, angle end various eller rnnul,is; cache for catalogue showing (-OR And elate your requirements. Tee cotton Manufacturing Co., Walkerville_ Ont. NOM NO. 23-04.