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•'Phil;'
witionie little Kenneth
Brooks, I've x!61 o secret to tell you
atter schouL•
"Nice'.'" roee.1 flip:.
"lees," tett, the unravel.; "inee for we.'
"Oh;" :old 1'hi1, :did his eyebrows tell.
1Ie followed Kenneth around behind the
es-ho.yll►ouse after school to (tear the
bee rel.
"My Uncle Ge,rg0;' said Kenneth, "has•
given me a ticket le ge and see the
feta Ihu1 makes canary birds do comical
tri.•k . Ever eee 1hette'
'•Xo," ,aid Phil hopelessly.
"Well, its liIs1-rale, and my ti•eLet
will lake nee in twice," said Kenneth,
culling a little caper of delight.
' Srunc• ihing; both) livres? n,l:eei Phil.
"No, sir -.e. new tricks every time. 1
Saye, Phil," Kenneth cuntnitied, struck
will the (dhe's u,tr( 1 look, "won't
n
t
your Uncle Georg.' give you one?"
"1 uin't got any tinel.t George."
"Thera a fact. How ulxeit your mo -
!tier:'.'
"Can't :;fiord i"," answered! Pllii, will'
his roes on the ground.
Kenneth took his ticket out of his
pocket and looked at 1t. It certainly
promised to admit the bearer into Mo-
ine! Hall two ofternonns. 'Then he look-
ed al Phi!, aid a secret wish stole Into
his heart that lie Mallet said anything
abeie his ticket; but after a few nlo-
ot'iiI., struggle, "Phil," he cried, "I
%tender if the man won't change this
WEtK AND WORN OUT.
Dr. Williams' Wick Pills Give New
Strength to Otereorted Women.
The life of a domestic is a hard one.
She toils from early morning till late
at. night; her we•rk Ls never done. Oftep
she le t.,o busy to get eeut of door-., for
a breath of fresh air. t'nless tier blood
i- heft rich and pure this close coa-
1 flneuient weave on ter health. Her
:strength will fei1; she may Ise her ap-
( elite. become pale and dyspeptic. In
fact she is in danger of a general hreak-
down. Such► was the eOraditiol► of \18,s
Marie Anne Fleury, of Ste. Anne de 13
1'erade, Que., before she used Dr. \\ il-
herns' Pink fills. She say.,: "For n
number of years I have been a servant.
Up to a year ago 1 always enjoyed tho
hest of health, but suddenly 1 was seiz-
ed with pains in my side, my appetite
heft me, I became dyspeptic and lost all
slre_ngth. 1 consulted a doctor who told
1110 1 was suffering front general debil-
ity. 1 was forced 10 slop work and for
three months 1 folk -Avert the doctor's
treatment, but tyilllout benefit. I was
advised l.. try- 1)r. William,' fink Pills,
and as ! had often read of the cases
they cured, 1 decided to do so. I only
took eight boxes before I was cured.
end to -day 1 and stronger than 'I ever
vas. My digestion is god rind I can
now go about my work without fa-
tigue. I owe a debt of gratitude to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills fur what they have
done for me and 1 strongly advise other
weak sickly girls to give then a Iiial."
Miss Fleury:, case is one of many
that Dr. Williams' Pink Piller have
(tired atter doctors help had failed.
The success of these pills lies in the
fact that they strike right nt the roof
of the trouble --the blood. Other medi-
cines simply act on the symptoms of a
trouble—and may relieve, but they do
and give me two tickets that would take 1 not cure. Dr. \\ illianlcs' fink Pills
bait and me in one lime!" 1make new. rich blool--that is why they
Phil's eye's grew bright. and a happy
fettle crept over his broad, little face.
"Do you think he would?" he asked
eagt rive .
"Let's try." said Kenneth, and the two
I.Iile boys started oft for the office win-
dow.
"Ilnt. Kenneth," said Phil, stopping,
"i' isn't fair for me to take your ticket."
"1l is, though." answered his friend
ilou:ly, "'cause 1'11 get more fun from
geeing once with you than twice with
inyself."
This settled the matter, and Pltil gave
In.
"Si you want two
tinny'?" said the agent.
"Yes, sir," said Kenneth, taking off
his sailor hat; "one for flail, you know."
"You du arithmetic by the Golden
Pule down herr, don't you asked the
ticket man.
tickets for ono
WIII:ItE CANE SUGAR GIIO\VS.
Would you like to come with me to
visit a sugar plantation in Hawaii to-
day? Away we go on our ponies. There
ere no side-saddle' here, but the ladies
wear a long, (lowing drapery which
falls over the feet and floats out like
wings, when they ride.
This is a great sugar plantation. it
Is five miles square. Yes, it looks just
like a field of tall corn, but break off a
block and taste of it. Now you know
1t is sugar. Tho men aro cutting It es
+near the ground as they can. for the
Fart nearest the root contains the best
sugar.
On these sugar plantations the very
best modern stearal ploughs, stearal har-
rows and steam cultivators are used.
i:yCtl strum engines,w•liid' draw wide-
spreading caro in which the cone cnn be
liken to the mill, are used. These en-
gines and cars aro run over railways
which can be taken up and moved from
ane part of the field to another. They
are made in smell parts which four men
can lift, and are laid nn the top of the
ground.
Thee e portable railways help the men
in send the cane to the still very quick-
ly The cane will spoil if it Ls not
ground very soon after it is cut. There
is so ►nuch to be withered the trains
ere run very fast over the rails. Some-
times, the tracks get !unveil a little, then
the next (rain of cal:; that conies speed-
ing over them goes flying over the Melds
and the cane 1s tossed in all dlreclions.
The men only laugh at such nn ncei-
dent, pick up the scattered cane. pad(
It up again and go on as fast as ever.
When the carte reaches the mill 11 Is
ground and then lolled away until 11
La nettle into sugar.
TIt.1cED Bel K.
"I don't lot ;we' sited the old mono
"where John g..l has titerary turn; 1
ain't literary. an' it., mighty plain that
you ain't."
"I've been thinkin' about that myself.'
said the old lady, "an' I've 'botit traced
it 1 tick to you."
"To nae?"
"Yes. Don't
an' hill Jones had the fight in the el'
tilling -room?"
"Yes."
"h:din't lie kook yer head sideways
will, 1•t1instet e Die1lon8ry•."
"Il have ho del!"
"An' didn't he finish up
grimes Progre,.i an' tete
lesatins''"
"Ah! that he did."
"Well, Inkin' all That in considera-
1)11. it's as plain ns anything That John
tome by his writing p ee.er net -rare
"You'd make a pretty gond clerk,'
Raid the employer, sarca,ticatlly. "if you
only hail a lillle more conmton sense."
"Indeed!" replied the clerk. "Rut dill II
eve r occur In you that if 1 bind a little
m01',' comitem settee 1 wouldn't be it
clerk at alt?"
you re. kelle.•t when yo
with Til•
'Book of
:1 well-known Colonial News. weea
h an Irishmen. neently totil a wilnea,
whn was somewhat viele.+e in his an-
swers. to "told hie longue and give !—
evidence clearly."
i t amp --"lees, meilarll, i'r'e been n so -
heifer Inc nigh► twenty years" Mrs.
I'nrntyanl "A 8ntIeIhir?" Tramp -
wl'c-111. 1 solicits bread an' meet."
O.
'Johnnie, you eh • ihhet baser eaten
blase pr eetle,1 ft They eele plate
ell on the !nide :Lately iy 1., fill rep. "Well,
fns, th$fe pot *Wt 1 um./ Irene los!•'
cure dyspepsia, rheumatism, anaemia,
heart palpitation, headache, backache
and the ills nt women; all these are
caused by bad blood --Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills euro them all because they
make new blood. For sale at druggists
OI by mail
at 50 cents a box orstx
boxes foci 82.50, from The Dr'. Wdlliauts'
eteditene Co., Brockville, Ont.
TAKING PRECAUTIONS.
"Save me! save me!" she cried, ns her
head rose above the water, and slue
grasped a plank floating by.
"1 beg your pardon," he replied front
the bank; "but really I want it under-
stood that I'm a married man with sev-
en children."
"Yes, yes; save me!" she shrieked.
"Then there'll be no falling into -my
arms and calling me preserver, will
there'."
"Oh, no, no!!"
"And you won't Insist on
me for my heroic conduct!"
"No, no; only save ne!"
"All right, 1'11 tackle the job," here-
a( onded. as he threw aside his coat.
"You see," ,he explained, just before
diving in, "1 was caught by one of these
dodges once before, and that's why i'nl
married; it makes me a bit particular
marrying
now..
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HEALTHY RABIES.
Healthy babies are good babies--il
is only the siek child that cries all the
lime. Mothers, if you want to see your
little ones sibling and happy give them
Baby's Own Tahlets—there is a smile
in every dose. The Tablets cure all the
little ailments of childhood arising out
of a disordered condition of the stomach
or bowels. They are good for all ha -
Lies and are sold under the guarantee
or a government nnnlyst to contain no
opiates or harmful drugs. Mrs. F. D.
Kirk. Dumfries. N. S., says:—"l alway;
use Baby's Own Tablets for the ail-
ment(' of my little ones and find them
a splendid medicine. A few doses al-
ways restores them to perfect health.
1 would not be without the Tnblete nl
the house." The 'Tablets are sold by
druggists or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
4,-
A teacher of natural philosophy onee
aoked the bright boy of the class how
many kinds of force there were, and
was nstoni.ihed to receive the follow-
ing reply: "Three, ma'am. Mental
force, ply sieal ince, and police force."
it Re ncl:e.s the epol.--There are few
remedies before the public to -day ae ef-
ficacious in removing pain and in allay.
ing and preventing pulmonary deordere
as Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. It has
demonstrated its powers In thnitsnrils
of instances and a large number of tes-
timonials ns to its great value es 8 me-
dicine could be got were there occasion
for it. 1t is for sale everywhere.
STORY OF INGRATITUDE
MARY LING SUFFilRED FOR
FitTEfr N ye:ens.
Is Now Cleared by Tardy (:onlesskto of
Man Who,n Ilk Had Befriended
Tears Before.
After having had fifteen years of his
lift: darkened by public suspicion that
lie wee all embezzler and having neatly
tiled hem grief because In was unable.
to prove the suspicion (also', Henry
Snelling, a former gas Cuntptuly loon -
ager. of lit'a%teem!, Eiglutd, has loan
Ci• ared by means of Il letter 1•,'eeived
front Canada. Iii this leder, all orphan
%Oven Snelling befriciidoi years ago,
confesses That tie was lite real embez-
zler.
l'he story wh ch thus reaches its final
chapter, Ls d rerunrhable illustration ret
Ae.sop's fable of The ►mien Adder.
When Snc11ing accepted the P sit1011 of
manager of tete Northfleet & Gravesend
Ga, Cu1Ian> more than
twenty •ears
ago. he exteudel n helping' hand 10 an
orphan lad by giving hint work in his
Ioflee. This lid preyed to le an unusu-
ally bright, intelligent yuulll, and with -
!VI a few years file synapalhetic 11181111 -
'ger stretched a point, perhaps, to pre -
mote hint to a p' itica1 i! the company
second to himself. A few years later.
Sneliillg received a series of threaten-
ing lclle:s and ue diaeovered That simi-
lar biles were betngefoievarded to the
chairman of the diree'ors and !lint state-
ments had' been made that he had em-
bezzled money and
FALSIFIED ACCOUNTS.
The accused manager asked that the
fullest inquiry he made, but before this
could be uiderlaken, the office was
Motion into and some of the account
books were stolen --this apparently
strengthening suspicion against the ac-
cused manager. A most thorough in-
spection woe at once made of the fete
books That remained, but they failed to
show anything wrong with Snelling's
accounts. Feeling, 1ww'ever, that sus-
picion still rested upon hunt the n►an-
hger resigned his past.
Meanwhile, the young man. against
%thorn not tho least suspicion semis to
have been directed, was promoted to
the managership. Ile did not hold the
position long, however, for a year cr
two afterwards, In 1893, he vanished
from Gravesend 'altogether.
Snelling, in the Interim, seems to have
been driven almost demented by the be-
lief that people regarded hire as a rogue.
Ba(ore lung he hail acute congestion of
the brain, end for seine tiine it was not
bfb evcd he would live. upon recovery,
nroraever. the burden of unjust suspi-
cion weighed so heavily upon his spirit
that he clever tried to obtain a good
position, but lived
A HAND-TO-MOUTH EXISTENCE.
Now he Ls a happy plan, in conee-
g11eice of the letter front Canada above
referred to. Writing from Snskatche•
wan, the befriended orphan says it was
to cover his own faults that he alotty-
mons'y accused Snelling, the best friend
lie had in the world.
"I write this ns n duty before God,"
he added, "and I am sorry for having
been guilty of anything so mean, but
the influence of Satan hnd fast hold
of ale and l believe I would have done
you all the Injury I could. 1 hope you
will forgive ate."
Fartblgiu ekes are rather more com-
mon at full (noon than nt any other
line.
Overworked Pe either mentally ov
physicatl , should try " FerrovIta," tho world
r.nnwn* nerve and blood tonic sad they will
Vicki, ranee*, strength and health
IN NO 11UItll1'.
"Permit me to offer my unlerella. mn•
dame?
"{'hank vote, sir, but I'll be at hemp
in Iwo minutes."
"Oh, we could walk a'•ow', you knew.'
.\s`
Ill
1)()W)I)S
B. told •
WO( I; NO. II G.
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SOME IIOWLER91
Entertaining Efforts of ('.allow Youth at
Friends' Schools in i•:ngland.
in the February nutnber of fast and
Preeent, a journal for old and young
scholars of Friends' Schools. of Eng-
land, there el a long and "absolutely
genuine" collection of "howlers." We
quote a few specinIeus:--
A long time ago England was once
It foreign (ornery.
Becket put on a camel -hair shirt, and
his life at once became dangerous.
Saladin was a lizard in Egypt.
The Ilritons painted themselves with
wood, and senlelhnes came out green.
Clive had to blew himself out in In-
dia, but forinnotely for England, it
didn't explode.
in trial by ordeal H nlnn had to carry
a reel -hot pie -e of iron for five years.
The Anglo-Saxons had no drains, and
.so used Io disperse their broken vitals
min the middle of the road.
The Spnrtnns bind to get their living
nt the ago of the by shooting at it .n
a piece of string.
The Spartans lied Iwo kings to check
(ne' another.
'rho telig'on of China occupies half
the house.
Southampton Is noted for exporting
1•00pte to South .\fries.
England lies much Cnal beds. \\'hen
the cont is ttnished we shell have to
tee our blains for fuel, and it %ill he
5001 Ce'.
The potato is noel only used for feed.
Ing peasants. but g.e-z to mere import-
ant things, such as whisky.
Rese•celered spot. en the bntiss At ekrblres
Ire tosetirne. mistaken tnr meael.e. The trouble
mar be r••e.e,la. a Local disease of the skin:
I'n,mptlr .•are.t "iib 11'esver'e Cerate.
SI\iii\(; KI I"TI.ES.
Tile emarteee who know so well how
tea add little unexpected attractions to
every -day life, manufacture. in a great
variety of herrn;, iron leeketties w•Ilicil
break int o'ong when ;he water boi14.
The song may not I:e a very perfect
melody, but it Is perhaps as agreeable
HA the tote,1 produce) by bottle "f the
insects which the Japanese nee) tree•
sure for their music. The linrnloniou-
sounds of the leaketllee are produced
by steam bubbles escaping from beneath
thin sheets of iron fastened close to-
gether nearly nt the bettor) of the kel-
Iles. To produe' the hest effects some
skill in required in regulating the flre.
'TOP character of the sounds varies with
the form of the kettle. 'i'hese sinning
kettles have been used for many cen•
turbot.
A hive of 5,0(rl ly.'- prexhlcee N,nut
SS emends t' Honey • ;.tar.
. A. Mitohelt, dealer in general
merchandise,
Martin,Oa., writes:
"My wife lost in weight from 130 to
88 pounds. We saw she could not livo
long. tine was a skeleton, so we con-
sulted an old physician. He told her
to try Pernna.
"She gradually commenced im-
proving and getting s little strength.
She now weighs 106 pounds. She le
gaining every day, and dopa her own
housework and cooking."
BItD iNTIMAT1'S A FLOWER.
A remarkable bird found in Mexico is
the bee -marlin, µlabel has a trick t1
ruffling up the feathers on the top of
its head into the exact semblance of u
beautiful !lever, and when a bee comes
along to sip honey from the supposed
flower it is snapped up by the bird.
DIFFICULT FE.11'.
Mrs. Gasser—"1 was outspoken in
my sentiments at the club• this after-
noon."
Mr. Gaster—"I can't believe it1 Wlio
outspoke you, my dear?"
MOTHER'S GRATITUDE
TO ZAM-BUK
I'1' CURED 11ER. BOY OF RtINFII.,
t4OIWS.
Nothing L: more unpleasant to the eye
end more painful to the sufferer than
boil. 011d ulcers. At this period of the
year many adults suffer Acutely from
these painful outbreaks. \Viten boils,
ulcers, etc., occur on children it is piti-
ful In see the little once softer.
Mrs. E. Holmes. of :t0 Guise St., Ham-
ilton. is grateful for what %am -Rue did
for tier little hey when in this pitiful
plight. She says: --"I wish to express
my gratitude for the benefit my child
reeeit el from your famous %ant-iluk
Balm. Ile suffered from Spring erup-
tions and Then boils broke nut on his
neck. 1 tried blood purifying remedien.
salves and ointments of all kinds, but
n.,thing Teemed to du him the desired
gond. The b.eils got worse and bee•ame
:o loathsome and unsightly That 1 could
not send hint to school, as some of the
Foils rind id( ers 0011 hi not conveniently
le covered. .About IMa.s lime A sample
box ref Zane -Rik was given to hint and
el tried il. 'i'I►e small sample did hen
a little good. so 1 bought a 50 cent box.
The result was really amazing. in-
side a week's flute the boils hnd begun
to dry up. and in a very shall titne
indeed etery One of thein was herded."
7,aln-Iluk is a sure cure also for ecze-
ma, sealp sores, ringworm, poisnnei
wounds, chronic ulcers• chapped hands,
cuts. cold sores, crack;, festering sores,
4! upt:ons and pustules due to blood
poison. ole. It stops bleeding and cures
piles, fistula. etc. is nntis'!,tie; an ex-
cellent "first aid." Every home and
farm -teed ahnuld hate its bas of Zant-
tlul:. All druggists And stores at F0
cents a box, or from 7.nni-Ruk Co.,
Toronto. Inc price. 6 ts,xes for $2,50.
Send lc. stamp for trial lox.
--T
Lecturer (with a gond opinion of him.
w 1fi—"Ila, my nunn. I rother 111ink my
twice will fill Iles hall." 1hnllkecper
".1indielly) "It s'rikes ate. sir, it's touch
more likely tee empty it."
if n cough male' your nights sleep-
less and weary, it will worry you F
good dent. nnil with gond can?e. To
(Lepel the worry and cite yourself rest
, .,
try ihckac s Anil -Consumptive Syrup. 1t
exerts a soothing influence on the air
passages amt allays the irritation that
lead` to inflammation. iI will subdue
the most stubborn cough or cold. and
eventually eradicate it from the systetn,
an Trial of it will prate to you.
The Ma:k
That Tells
Tsads ricked dear is
%liar el srl.s, f abrin owl
pnceair wises, sea sad
DeArea. Fors Fpied.
alers .r. autbada.d so
replace isteady sad at as
east. say Pea -Auto ear
sant faulty is s.tcrrl
se waking. tare
Pen -Angle trade-
mark (in red) on
every Pen -Angle
garment, tells you
it will fit and won't
shrink, --your
own dealer so
guarantees it.
Underwear thus
trademarked is
softer. warmer,
more flexible,
better wearing,
SEfir TER+
UNDERWEAR
ATE
a
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4
"Queen City"
a I,ettet than a pure Manitoba flour --it is better
than • pule Ontario tluur—beim Wended it combines
the best qualities of both.
'Queen Cityis an all lurpwes awe.
D..kr. Ereq.ber.
s,s a es )Out your grocer for
The Campbell Campbell's
Milling Co. eeeo
,'orante jeu;euon. lit. Queen City
A N A
.IRRIGATED`) �ARMS
sire
. ,7':4- fes .
SUNNYAL ERTA
Before deciding where to locate
in the West, let us tell you
about these lands. The best
wheat fields, the richest grazing
land, are in this province.
Write us for full information
about crops, climate and special
railroad rates.
Local representative wanted in
each county.
Telfer & Osgood
Eastern Selling Agents,
2t6 COKISTINE BUILDING,
MONTRP,AL.
Mise, Robinson (to stranger at recep-
tion)—"Do you see that plain-leolci11g
girl over there? She has just got mar-
ried. I'm sure i wonder what her hus-
band married her for." "I have no
doubt he married her for her money:'
replied the stranger. "Oh, I wouldn't
think so badly of him as that." said
Miss Robinson. "But I ought to know,"
replied the stranger; "you see, 1 am to
man who married her."
Suffer no More.—lettere are thousaruls
wile live miserable lives because dys-
pepsia dulls the faculties and shadows
existence with the cloud of depression.
One way to dispel the vapors that be-
set the victims of this disorder is to
order them a course of Parmelee:s Ve-
getoble Pills, which are among the best
vegetable pills known, teeing easy In
take and are twist cflicnci"us in their
Felton. A trial of them will prove this.
Smithson—"We had a sensational
case of kidnapping in our home late-
ly." Wilson --"Really! How did it hap-
pen?" Smithson—"The baby slept the
whole night."
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Towle'
--Tow le`` Dews Signals does not delay stores.
Op1ns•Iadaa 'meddlers" do not curs, Whoa
ne bogie to rough take Altos's Lung Balsam.
from opium, fall of tussling power.
TEi.I PIIONES FORETOLD IN
SChbh'l'UIlE.
Some genius Ilan found 53 passages
in the Bible, which he claims as pro-
phecies of the telephone, because, for-
sooth, the language seems to fit Into
h lephone wernaeular. Ilere are sane
"The line has gone out into all the
earth."
"The land shall be divided by linos."
no right against this great
..we have
company."
"Charge the people."
"I understand the number."
"i said in my haste, I oar cut off."
A Etecegnizeb Itegntaior.--Tey bring
the digestive organ.. into syluuetrical
working is the aim of physicians when
they find a lateen, suffering from see
108,11 1rregulnriliee. ant fir this intro
p1111ec,-e they can prescribe nothing bet-
ter (Ilan 1'armele0s Vegetable
Which will be found a pheasant notili•
cine of surprising virtue in bringing the
refractory organs Into subjection anti
restoring them le normal ai•ti e. in
which condition only can they perforin
their dillies les properly.
Enplli,h copper ore averages only 7
per cent. of the pure metal.
FACING A WOUNDED TIGEII.
Eapetience ea iih a Wounded Tiver in
an Indian Jungle.
The courage and good nature of ele-
phants when engaged in tiger -hunting
are the subject c.1 c"nunent by Gen.
Thomas Gurdon in has book, "A 1'arled
Life." Ile gives an account of the pur-
suit 61 a wounded tiger in the Indian
jungle. The tiger fail tinned back in
hotting fury looking fur a t'io:lirn.
He first made for Davison, but calele
mg sight of my head as my elephant
tl,•s'•t•u,lcd into a dry itatereourse, he
(tempeal and crutyled in the grass, and
tried to sprang "n nye in the howdah.
Ile was on Ike right side of the ele-
phant's head in a moniont, and in Trying
to reach toe. broke the front part 01 the
howdah %villi a Mow of Itis powerful
fore paw.
The elephant was badly bitten and
clawed on the trunk and !tend, and her
right eye was blinded by the eyebrow
tome torn down over it. She gave
vcice lo suppressed screams of pain and
rage, and made the most violent efforts
to shake the tiger off.
flty 111111 gun -beater behind me in the
tiewit the regar,ling Ike situation as des-
parole,slid down n Ute elephant's
hind
r,
(limiters and locale refuge in a Ira'. All
1 could do wits to wait an opp)rtunily
to Ore without injuring the courageous
elephant. At last I had a safe 'dinner !
to put the muzzle against the tiger's
shoulder. One shot. ---11 was an expand-
ing bullet.- and with a great growl of
agony from the tiger and 0 trumpet yeti
of ruse faun the elephant, the whole of
c,, were struggling loose in the high
busbies.
The elephant was coaxed to corse for.
ward to the demi tiger, and after feel -
int; cautiously with her outstretched
trunk, she gave the body a kick of con-
tempt and allowed it to be tied on her
back, to be carried back to our crimp.
No lime was lost In attending to the
elephant's hurts, but preparatory to
bungling Rival she was fed with a stiff
mixture of coarse molasses and flour,
wi!h opium and brandy thrown in lib-
erally, after which she took an intelli-
gent and good tempered interest in the
P
roceedings.
\Vitt► 1110 tent -pitchers' repairing
nred!es and .stout thread, and the hell)
of the mahouts and their assistants, her
cuts and wounds were stitched and
salved, and many yards of dative cot-
ton cloth used in swathing her torn
trunk. She was fed by hand for sev-
eral days, and seemed quite to under -
shied that this was clone to keep the
bandages on the damaged trunk -front
being displaced by her use of it in feed-
ing herself.
THE GREAT NORTH COUNTRY.
Nimrod was a mighty hunter, but had
he hunte;l in the "l'enlagnrni" region he
would have been a mightier one. Nim-
rod hunted for glory, but 1'emagamians
Inuit for game. '!'hose Indians who
made the first canoe of birch bark long
ago, were, our greatest benefactors. The
children of these Indinns know the
canoe, and they know how to use il,
and it you go to 'i'etnagami this sum-
mer they will paddle your canoe in their
own superb %vibe They will be the best
guiles you ever had. Students who
Fsnlp in the summer niong the 1'enlaga•
mi lakes are able to do two years' wort:
in one. Finest of tLshing and hunting.
1•:nsy of access by the Grand 'Trunk
lnilway System. For information and
leantiful descriptive publication sent
free apply to J. D. McDonald, 1). P. A.,
Grand Trunk Ry. System, 'Toronto.
Plumduff—"Itis that charming widow
any properly?" Ketchum—"Yeas. con-
siderable." I'imndu(f--"(teal estate or
personal?" Ketchum -"Personal. She
hos six children."
Parents buy M•,Ilrer Graves' Worm
Grlerntinnten cwenuse they know it is a
safe medicine for their children and an
effectual expeller of worms.
"They Any That Shifter is ten years
Owed of his time." "Well, Itis not true.
I'm his Innd10r(1, and 1 know' hers jn.l
six months behind."
"The D & L " Menthol Plasters aro marvel
nus In their quick action when appne4 to rims
beeks or stiR rh.uwatio suscian or Huts. Tim
give iautdiatt nlieL —
"If 'leer," said the slit wed -looking
man, "li ewe ninny feet of gas 410PS it lake
to kill n ratan?" "That, rather n queer
question," replied Ilio deetor. "\\'hy do
you w sh I., know?" "(lite of the guests
at my hole) teed enough of 11 1•e lull
t,imself, and I want in semi in 0 peeper
hill In has exc, utors."
Nurses' and
Mothers' Treasure
—safest regulator for baby. Prevents
colic and vomiting—gives healthful rest
—cures diarrhoea without the harmful
effects of medicines containing opium
or other injurious drup. se.
Cures Mc. —at drug -stores.
?rational Drug at Chem•
Ica! Ce., I,t�ltsd
Diarrhoea ,nitro.,. ,
RIV:\LiNG TIIE Nt1.E D\V.
The government of New South \\'ales
is nlm0ul to began the con,truelion of a
dans at Herren Jack. on the efurrumbid•
gee iliver. whii h writ form a reservoir
10 !neer In length, and containing mare
than 3e. 0 tl II!.thlr) cuhir feet of waier.
or en •per cent. more than Sydney her -
tor e~,maul;. This immense artificial
lake. whi •lt will be but 11111e anterior 'n
rap e. ily to that created by the great
new dam on the river Nile. i, in be used
fit irrigation. The dam will he Metaled
in a gorge dull by 1114' ricer through '1
granite ridge, and iia height will be ?($)
feel.
1 woman may be afraid of the conk.
ton a num isn't --unless she's his wife.
DOCTORS USING
PATENT MEDICINES
The Honest Physician is Anxious to
• Cure and Uses the Beat Avail-
able Remedies.
The discussion of the bIU now before
the Dominion Parliament for rho re-
gulatlest of the manufacture and bale
of patent or proprietary medicines is
one of the utmost importance, and 1s
receiving s great deal of attention, riot
only by tiro proprietary nredlein.e mane•
facturers, but giro by the retail sod
wholesale druggists. Every manufac-
turer of reliable and high class re-
medies welcomes the bill as a step in
the right direction. The discuaston(has
brought out the tact that the best
physkclane In Canada and on the con-
tinent approve of and proscribe Pay -
chine in cases of ths most dimoult
character. In a rk•ent instance of
very serious throat and lung trouble
inn patient had been using Psy:•bine.
Two loading United. States apeckl.l1st a
wore consulted. In addition to sten
elnlnent Canadian physic -tans. Upon
learning what the patient was using. a
sample of Psyehtne was taken and,
analyzed, with the result that the
physicians advised its continuance.
They prescribed no other medicine but
Psyehlno, ttlth the result Ilia, the pa-
tient has fully recovered and is a
splendid walking and tatktng adver-
tisement for the wonderful curative
power of a remedy that will "stand
up" before the keenest profenatona2
criticism and analyale. As a builder
up of the system and restoring alt
wasted conditions. I'sychine leas lin
equal. and the beat and most earnest
physicians recognise this fact. " At
the age of 26 my lungs were In a
terrible stat.). I had la grtpre the)
year before; 1t settled on my lungs
and I kept steadily growing worse
1111 I got down so low I was In bed
for six weeks. I had a consultation
of doctors, and they said they could
Eo nothing more for me. Then I start-
ed to use Psychine. I took the medicine
for more than a year. it certainly .114
wonders for inst. I am now as strong
as I was before re:- astcicness.
"Sllt-S. 11. HOPE.
• •'Bier eche Ont."
Piyc itne, pronounced 8t -keen. is thn
greatest of torkas. budding up the sys-
tem, tnorosities the appetite, purify-
ing the blood. skis digestion. and acts
directly upon the throat and lungs.
giving tone and vlgor to the entire
system. • At all druggists, 60c and $1.
or Dr. T. A. Slocum. l.tmlted, 1:0 King
Street wort. Toronto.
l)RINTER WANTED -3 year. ezperl.
11 once, handy at ad.-eettia good
chalice for Improving, steady city lob.
Apply. NORTH ENDER OFFICE, 110 Hail
Building, Toronto.
FOR SALE.
60 -acre farm. seven titles from Landon,
brick house, two frame barns. Roil. clay
loam : on the gravel road. one half -mit,'
from school. Price, 54.500.00.
For further particulars apply to
THE WESTERN REAL ESTATE EX -
CHANCE, Limited. Phone, 695.
75 Dundee Street. • London, Ont.
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stand'., 1 Clausal"
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isferent kialodheak, Ansa
(roe* awls, Isd.11ag
Tae ales, Pesetas, flier,
Ames., et.eky tweet
Peso, ca.a.s, ae►asa',
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This /ae c loess, of
pods sad II albs forted. V -
'first .,1e. atsaipe.
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nas
Melted butter Ls a very good sulstitula
for olive oil in salad dressing. \lady
prefer the butter to the nil.
\Vhere con i get sine. of 11(111 lw•ny'.5
Corn Eire? 1 we., entirely cured of my
eorns by this rented) 811d I wish „onto
more of II for Ivy friends. So writes
\A•. J. W. Brown. Cheerio.
\Ira. .1.—"The doclers hive just din -
covered an extranr linary thing strait
P1'ofpssnr elute; they say his heart is
on the wrung side.' \ids. 11.- -" li, ha
Always was an 111111.1) 111011:'
Dear Mother
Year little ow -1 all a coeelwtt ewe k
Fail and Winter weather. -Uhl wi
catch cold. Do you know about S ilob'0
Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and
what it has dant lac so many ? It is ►aid
to be the only rBahl- rrrn'xly for .!I
donne; of the air patsagrs is children.
u absolutely harm!r t and pleasant to
take. it is guaranteed lo r tr.! or your money
is retursed. 'rhe rake i, tic, p -r b,,;tte,
sad all dealer. is medicine sell )y
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This should be in every h weel►a
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