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CATARRH OF STOMACH WAR WITH HOLD UP MEN
RELIEVEDBY PE -RU -NA STORY Of PI.KIRTON, TUE GREAT
DLIT CTISL
MF;NTAL DYSPEPSIA.
While taikieg with a prominent phy-
su•ien a Lew days ago, elites Graham
}food, the latter advanced the theory
that it is n.;l to trurch the food we cut
that hurts us as the w•ay we eat it. As
this was a palter in which 1 was par-
ticularly interested i questiemed tum
somewhat closely, and hero is the les-
son that he taught me.
There are let, e.f people in the world
sent are nattering from stonta•.h atl-
ine:its, but it large percentage of them
ectt ally bass; ,.u.thing the mutter with
them if thief oould only be mode to
think so, In reality they are suffer-
ing from mental dyspepsia, a disease
It.at anybody can contract if he once
Wakes up his mind le be that particular
kind of a fool.
To g t this disease firmly settled upon
birn it is only neccssnry that a roan
should take all Iris troubles and indis-
positions to the table with him. 1f he
tits down to eat while in a sour tem-
per the disgetuitled mental condition'
that is so plainly Indicated upon his
features exercises its effect upon his
food. Although the bread and meat
that he has eaten may have been of the
test quality procurable, his sour tem-
per sours it so that it is finally nothing
teller than contaminated food that
goes into his blood and his stomach.
As anger is admitted to be a thought -
poison, the man who takes hia angry
and spiteful thoughts to the tablesevith
the morning paper usually succee s in
poisoning everything he eats. To take
cite's worries or the fretful thoughts 10
Ws meals is just as serious a mistake,
for they, too, are poisonous. Business
scares, fancily discords, .personal griev-
ances, should all be banished at the door
of the dining -room, tor if It is true that
these thought elements have just as
much effect upon the digestion of food
as they do upon the other nerve forces
of our bodies, there Ls not one of 1.s
who can afford to consume such dele-
terious elenients along with our rolls
end ooffee, or at any other meal dur-
ing the day.
According to this physician's theory
the nerves play a more important part
In the actions of the stomach, and our
ether digestive apparatus than many of
us have heretofore imagined. Thus,
be claims, it we eat with the idea con-
stantly before us that we are in danger
of eating too much, or that the foods
we are eating are liable to hurt us, we
are taking the one course that is cer-
tain to bring about the very results that
we fear. In other words, the anxious
thoughts that have worried us during
the process of eating will continue to
assert their evil influence during the
later progress of digestion.
How often do we hear people say: "1
and going to eat this, but 1 know it will
burl me;" and in nine cases out of ten
it does.
\Ve hear others say: "My stomach is
so weak that there is scarcely anything
'that 1 can eat." The statement is Ft -
evilly true, but the thing they do not
realize is this -that it is nothing more
than these same anxious thoughts that
are poisoning their food and snaking ,t
do thein this harm instead of good.
t1 you want your food to disagree with
,ou just be honestly and consistently
afraid thut it Is going to do so, and you
Will find that you will not be disap-
pointed.
On the other hand -and fortunntely
ter all of us -this los a law that works
both ways. As the result we who
would be healthy have but to make up
cur minds to eat properly in order to
enjoy all the advantages that one may
derive from following these new prin-
ciples In hygiene.
Instead of going to the tnble with n
acrt of resigned air, therefore, as
though we were certain that nothing
was going to suit us -as though we
knew that the time spent in eating
would be thee spent dLsa
g
rceabl)
-we
should etrive to make the hours of eat -
trig the happiest moments of our lives.
As these are often the only Flours when
the family group is together It ought
not to be difficult to make them me -
'tremble for their merriment. All that
is reeessnry is that the various members
of the family should make up their
Wends not to bring their troubles to tete
te.ble, but In the place of the anxiety,
the worriment, and other poisonous
elements, to bring the jolly stories, the
Chatty gossip, and the cheerful thoughts,
that will help so much to assure good
!nature, and its natural result, good di-
gestion, from one end of the table to
Vie other.
This is the theory ns 11 wns explained
lo me. Personal experifment only can
trove whether it is true or false, but
11 sevums to nue as though the experi-
,t.ent was one that was worth trying.
..._.--'\'-
Greater t.ondon's population is now
rapidly appronchutg the seven million
mark. . r_
"I certainly was shocked," said the
stern-vienged woman, "to hear that you
were married. 1 wouldn't merry the
test than on earth." "He never gave
you the chaffer' retorted Mrs. It•idee,
InletestIng R.ntiniscences of Old-time
Ilubberics - "Black (tart" and
Uis Methods.
More than t vo-tairds of the famous
train robbers who have figured in she
criminal history c the United States
s:neo the cavil war have either been
killed cutriglit, lynched, or "died with
their loots es.."
Of the rernaining third, many died
c•f wounds, or were captured, imprisou-
rd. or'driveu into exile in lunds beyond
sea.
So declared \\'ilriam A. Pinkerton,
of Chicago, in an address to the an-
nual convention of the International
Association of Chiefs of Police at Jones-
town, Va,
"BLACK BART," LONE BANDIT.
AIDE. JOSEPII BEAL'DOIN.
Mde. Joseph Beaudoin, 59 Rue St.
Olivier, Quebec, P. Q. Cain., writes.
"Peruna is wonderful for indigestion.
I eat whatever 1 want and no longer
net any oppression.
"Having had dyspepsia for a long
time and having tried various other
remedies, I decided to try Peruna and
with the fourth bottle of it 1 was
lrerteclly cured.
"For this reason 1 recommend it to
ell those who are suffering with that
terrible malady, dyspepsia. -
"1 hope that all who are afflicted `.n
this way will take Peruna as I did."
The experience of Mde. Beaudoin
et•ght to be sufficient proof to any one
of the value of Peruna in. cases of ca-
tarrhal dyspepsia. If you suffer from
stomach catarrh in any of its various
forms, give Peruna a fair triol, avoid-
ing in the meantime all such indiscre-
tions in diet as would tend to retard a
cure, and you will soon be rewarded by
a normal appetite and healthy diges-
lien.
SO FATIGUING.
41,r -entre, he assured ale that I was the
only girl he ever proposd to."
eIngislrate : "Officer, what is this min
charged with?" Constahlc : "Ileus a
rarnern fiend of the worst kind. seer wnr•-
ehip." "But this man shouldn't have
been arrested simply because he has n
mania for inking pictures." "It Lsn't
that, sour worship; he takes the
ceunerns."
"My feline," Enid n solemn mnn, "have
you tiler done aught In make the coin.
mimes. in which you live the better for
your living in it Y' "1 have done much,"
replied the other humbly. "to purify the
homes of niy fellow -beings," "Ah 1"
e nlinued the solemn man, with a
pleased look ; "you distribue tracts?"
"No; I clean carpets."
Roberts (of very doubtful comrnerelid
!Standing): "As Shakespeare Pays,
'\\'hut's in a name?•" Jenkins
1f you went to know, why doi't you ask
your wile!' Reberts : "My wife? What
has she got to do with it r' Jenkins:
*Why, everything you hve Is In your
Vete** naie,e, ien't it t"
"So young Richley Kndd isn't tol� t-
ry Goldie Stiles after all?'
"No, he got scared."
"Well, well, and I heard they had
even gone so Inc as to rehearse for the
wedding."
"Yes, that was the trouble. They
hnd rehearsed five times, and Richley
said the preparations for nintrintony
'were such hard work he was afraid he
couldn't stand the real thing at all."
--4-----
FULL UP.
When the ladies in charge were clear -
Ing up the left•ovcrs after a Sunday -
schen' picinic several Fliers of cake
were found which they did not wish to
carry home. One said to a sniall Ind
who was already asthmatic from gorg-
ing, "Here, boy, won't you have another
piece of cake?"
"Weil," he replied, taking it rather
listlessly, "I guess I can still chew, but
I can't swatter."
A\\IOl'S <1OMENLS.
Thousands of Little Ones Die During
the Summer Months.
mother of smell children
how fatal are the summer
Dysentery, diarrhoea. chol-
era Infanlum and stomach troubles are
atnriningty frequent at this tittle and
Ice often rr precious little life is lost
s
. The
atter only a few hours' illness.
mother who keeps Baby's Own Tablets
in the house feels safe. '\'tie occasional
use of Baby's Own Tablets prevents
stomach and bowel troubles. or 1t the
trouble comes unawares the Tablets
will bring the little one Through safely.
Mrs. Geo. Robb, Aubrey, Que., says: -
"I have used Baby's Own Tablets for
stomach and bowel troubles with the
hest results. I feel quite snfe when 1
!leve the Tablets in the heite e." Sold
by medicine dealers or by !tail at 25c.
a box from Tite Ur. Williauts' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Every
knows
:s
months.
Oshawa You deet atom to root a
Galvanised tier without Oshawa Gal.
Steelt e e l• m
ried Steel Shingles.
• Hood for a hundred years.
S hi n g l e A Send fee the Gee boohkt.
The PEDLAR People;" w
UJ..e Y.wwal Utbw• T.roote iw.d.a Wi..lr•.
'Pen —Angle
The underwear that fits perfedfye
wears out slowest, and neither
shrinks aor stretches, is named
PEN -ANGLE, and
hid hove bears this trade mark
been available, would sewn
dashed to pieces against the
been hulk- in red. Who sells it,
ing. guarantees it, in the M
The crowd watched the struggles cf [makers name, Made
the hapless trio In biealhless excitement in many fabrics and
fcr several minutes. Mr. Gillam and
kap
l together, but eventually they were m form -fitting sizesor wornen, mea
co:npclk• scpnnt e, an - an
uo
Lin was seen to sink. both young then Underwear wears batand
waren dashed against the hulking with -
terrific force, and then they, too, dis-
appeared. When the Three bodies were
recovered some hours later the face of 1
c ne of the young men ens so battered
that his features were almost unrecog-
nizat.le.
At the inquest a verdict of accidental
drowning was returned.
atylel,atvaiouspilices,
his sister, both of whom cou'.d swim, f
d tv t d Miss Giu d children. PEN -ANGLE Guar -
t FINGER PRINT SYSTEM.
Not the least interesting port of Mr.
P'nkeiton's reminiscences was his de-
script:on of "Black Bart," the famous
"lone bandit" of California. Ile says: ---
"From 1877 to 1883 stages in ttie moun-
t/ins re California were held up by n
lone highwayman, always wearing e
jute ureal bag on the lower part of els
legs, an old linen duster, his bead and
face covered with a mask through which
gleamed bright black eyes, with a cont-
ent circus clown hat. Ile was always
rolite to the passengers, and especially
to the ladies, never robbing thein. but
eiways requesting the stage driver to
throw out the box rend mail bags. Then
the lone robber, at the point of a rifle,
wvculd order the stage driver to pass
c.n. Altogether this lone highwayman
cenunitted twenty-three robberies.
WAS A MINING MAN.
"Black Bart' was also known as
Charles E. Benton and
Charles E.
Bowles. Ile hnd lived at an unpreten-
le us boarding house in San, Francisco,
where he informed the landlady and
his acquaintances that he was a min-
ing
in-ind man, which accounted kr his oc-
!asional absence. Ile was originally
trent Decatur, 111., near which place ',e
werked on farms. Ile enlisted in Com-
pany B, One Hundred and Sixtieth Il-
linois regiment, serving three years in
i11: civil war and was known in his re-
giment as 'Wrestling Charlie.'
"Alter his capture he pleaded guilty
to one of the robberies. but strenuous-
ly denied that he was the former stage
ribber, and declared to the court that
it was only an urgent necessity that
drove him to commit this crime, as n
result of which, on November 17, 1883.
he ons sentenced to six years in pig-
eon at San Quentin, Cal. Since his te-
lease he has been seen more or less in
hcnest occupations on the Pacific coast.
"During 'Block Bart's' career as n
robber he never took the life of or In-
jured a human being*. Ile was a .e-
niarkably good story teller."
One of the most during train role
heries recounted by Mr. Pinkerton was
the following:
"Sept. 30, 1891, Oliver Curtis Perry
bearded a New York Central railroad
train near Utica, while the train was
In motion, cut his way into an Ameri-
can Express Company car, and, cov-
ering the messenger with a revolver,
stole $5.000 and some jewelry there-
from, cut the air brakes, which reduced
the speed of the train,
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A bushel of sunflower seed produces
n gallon of excellent oil, and the seeds
Are also very tisetul tor snaking pouf -
1"y ley in winter.
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
has the largest sale of any similar pro-
paration sold in Canada. 11 always
gives eallsfaclion by restoring health k
the tittle folks.
George -"A thoroughbred gentleman
outs on his clothes and then forgets
them." Ned -"That's whit 1 try 10 do;
but say tailor won't let me."
NOT SPEAKING LiKF,NF,SS. ....
De.euber---Don't you think this is t.n
excellent portrait of your wife?
Naggs%y-- N. There Is a repose
about the mouth that isn't natural.
•
inn NO. St —27.
AUSTRALIAN SHEEP FARM
TUE WOOL INDUSTRY IS IN GOOD
CONDITION.
its better
IN TI1E RUSH LUNCHROOM.
"Boss," shouted the big cook from the
kiichen, "we have a lot, of scraps out
teere that ain't working."
"Lot of scraps, eh?" replled the pro-
prietor of the Shoveeown Lunchroom.
"Well, mix them all together, add a
little fiery lobasco sauce and then put
a sign outside, 'Central Ametican Pud-
ding to -day."'
Lady Sarah 'Wilson Talks of Possibllitks
for Settlers From the Old
Country.
Lady Sarah Wilson vanes In the
London Daily Mail, of Australia, as
follows
"There is an appearance of solid pros-
perity in both tete great towns, Mel-
bourne and Sydney. The shops are
excellent, the streets present an ex-
tremely busy appearance, smart motor
curs go buzzing about, and the ladies
and children who throng the pavements
are ell very well dressed. But it is not
o: town life but of bush or country life
that I want to write, so I shall ask my
readers -to follow me a couple of hun-
dred miles from the capital to a station
in one of tete many fertile parts of Vic-
toria; then, four cr five hundred notes
further on, to a similar property on the
vast plains of New South Wales.
SHEEP AND Timm VALUE.
"in Victoria the nightmare of 'drought'
is not so greatly dreaded las in other
localities. Of course, there are good and
bad seasons, but as n rule the rainfall
is generally to be counted on with
average regularity. Here are to be found
small terms with tine. crops of grain
and potatoes, the soil` ricin enough to
grow anything, interspersed among the
larger sheep stations. In the station we
were at in Victoria the pasture is so
good that it carries as many as two
sheep to an acre, whereas in New South
\Vales about ono sheep to an acre is
Ms roast that can be reckoned. Each
!heel. is supposed to produce ten
pounds of wool a year, and at the al -
111081 record price nt which wool is now
selling the fleece of each animal should
hs worth al least ten shillings yearly.
in addition, lambs are worth ten shil-
lings a head,
AND 'MADE HIS ESCAPE."
"Feb. 1,, l892, Petry again boarded en
express train noir Syracuse, N. Y.,
concealing tette:elf on the roof of the
express car until the train was in mo-
tion, when, with a book and rope, fest-
ered to the reef of the car whit@ the
train was moving et fifty miles an hour,
1 e 'lowered himself to a window and,
covering the messenger with a revolver,
ordered hire to throw up his hands.
The messenger attempted to pull the
fell cord, but Perry shot hull in lite
hind, the messenger returning the fire
with :several shot. Just ns the lost shot
was fired by i'erry the Irvin pulled in -
lo Lyons. He attempted to escape by
driving the fireman and engineer from
a locomotive which stood on n siding,
which he boarded, and started to es-
cape in it at hill speed, bite was fon
k.wved t.y railroad employes in another
locomotive, who subsequently overtook
him and niter nonsiderable shooting
caused his arrest."
le
A SEASIDE TR.IGEDY.
Effort to Get Wave Photograph Causes
Death of Three People.
Mss Rollie Gilinrn, nged twenty --four,
of \\Worcester street, Stour•bridge; Mr. J.
\V. Gillntn, twvenly-tlure, bunk clerk,
het br.lher; and Mr. Ernest Taylor,
twenty-seven, cern leer/lieut. of Ihbh-
elere Norton, Stourbridge, her sweet-
heart, were the s tennis of a distressing
tragedy at Iltackpctol. Englund, recently,
Miss Gillam, the live young nien, and
n
young Gemmel girl named Ilring-
friede Scheirer, who as staying with
1 rnl, left the house "lir"
II" were
Ffnying with their 'invents shortly be -
fore tee o'clock and wvalketl alemg 1110
'mottle at North Shire, admiring the
Retell sen, and when ompesite Derby
road. Miss Gillam, sceo was an cnttul-
staslic nnunlrnr p1 o? grapher and had
Ler camera with her. expns-cd a desire
to tike n stinpshot of the waves us they
Stoke ngnin.st the hulking.
For this. purpose she went on to the
steps leading down to the sands, and
was fcllr,wrd by her companions. Just
as Miss Gillam poieed her cnrnern, how-
ever. n bugger wave than usual curled
up the steps and .wept her into the sen.
Her eon.p,unions wore lee ellen but With-
out hesitation the two young ruin
pluckily dnsitcd into Uee wakr after
her. Mr. Gillam, after a struggle, tnnn•
aged to get hold of his sister, but Mr.
Taylor, who could not swim, never tee
Nolte reached her.
A 7rowd rapidly collected. and is life-
buoi was thrown into the sen, but it
did DA reach the struggling trio, and
WAS soon washed back. l'rofeeeir Fara-
day, a local swimming instructor. ex.
pressed his willingness to go to their
tsatstanee, but he was dissuaded, for tt
seemed Impossible for any ewitumer w
Bee in suds s alta, whlle a bout, it ono
LABOR NOTE.
Wayside William (the tramp) -
"Weary, did ye notice by the papers that
thousan's of men was goin' back to
work?"
\Vcary Wiggles -"Well, that'll be a
good thing fer our bizness."
"How sot"
"It reduces competition."
The visitor found little Bessie crying
ns though her heart would break.
"\Vhat Ls the trouble, little girl?" asked
the visitor, sympathetically. "Boohoo."
sobbed Bessie. "B -Bobby wants to be
s surgeon when he gets big." "And
does that worry you, any dear?" "Y -yes;
lie has cut all the sawdust out of my
e:Gily to see if she has appendicitis."
"Do you believe in the theory of Iden-
tity by thumb -marks?" asked the man
in the restaurant."
"I certainly do," replied the proprle-
te r.
"Well, will you please look at this
slate of soup and see which one of your
waiters brought it in, and tell hint not
to put his lingers in my soup again!"
The number of deaths occurring
among young children during the sum-
mer months is simply appalling. !n
the city of Afontrcal lust week, 175
children under the age of five years
died, and nearly all the deaths were
clue to stomach and bowel troubles.
With ordinary care most of these little
lives aright have been saved, Watch
ttet food given the little ones. 1)o not
feed meats; see that the milk given !s
pure, and give an occasional dose of
hsby's Own Tablets, a medicine which
surpasses all others in preventing and
curing stomach and bowel troubles.
A 13:11) N1GILF.
"And how Is seer this, mornin'?"
"Feel bid, thank ye."
"And pliwal's the matter with ye."
"Oi had suets had arcane; last night
that 1 couldn't sleet a wink."
HAPPINESS.
Bystander (at a fire)-"\Vho is [het
grinning lunatic dancing a jig u1 front
of that burning louse?"
Policeman -"He .s the man who owns
the furniture, and 1t is insured for near-
, its full value.'
ANOTIIER LEMON.
"\Vhat kind of a pie was that the tacit'
gave you?"
"It must have been a lemon pia I
couldn't eat it."
ITCII, Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch in human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by \Vol-
frrd's Sanitary Lotion. 1L never tails.
Sold by all druggists.
The highest cultivated land in Eng-
land is said to be that round the vil-
lage of Altenhends, in Northumberland,
which is 1,400 feet above the sea. Part
el the prison farm on Dartmoor is at
the same elevation, and excellent root
crops are grown.
Just the Thing That's Wanted. - A
pill that acts upon the stomach and
yet is so compounded that certain in-
gredients of it preserve their power to
act upon the intestinal canals, so as
to clear them of excreta the retention
e•f which cannot but be hurtful, was
long looked for by the medical profes-
sion, It was found in Parrnelee's Ve-
getable Pills, which are the result .1
much expert study, and are ,cientlfl-
cally prepared as a laxative and an al-
terative in one.
"No," said the old shoemaker, stern-
ly; "1 will not do it. Never have 1 sold
anything by false representations, and
i will not begin now." For a moment
ho was silent, and the shopmnn who
Mood before hum could see thtrt the bet-
ter nature of his employer was fighting
strongly for the right. "No," said the
eId ratan again, "1 will rot do it. It
is an inferior grade of shoe, and I will
never pass it off as anything better. So
"All sheep are now shorn by machin- fest mark it, 'A show fit tor a queen;
ery, and a record shearer can shear up
Vs ono hundred and seventy a day -one
L►ntdred being about the average.
GOVERNAIF.NT IIIRiGATION.
"Ono largo landowner near whero we
were slaying has gone in extensively
for irrigation, end has node 150 utiles of
canals on his property, by dint of which
he can grow lucerne, which carries up
to twenty sheep to an acre, and un-
proved other land to enable it to carry
two sheep to an acre. This landowner
paid thirty shillings nn acre for his
properly iy eight years ago, and new
would not toll It for £3 las. an acre.
In consequence of this example, The
Government have even now commenced
n system of irrigation on a large scale
in this
part of Niex So
nt Wales, which,
In the almost immediate future, will
render a largo district now only fit for
sheep suitable for closer settlement,
which aeon the cultivation of fruit,
grain and vegetables -a great induce-
ment for pew settlers.
YOUNG MEN OF ENEi1GY,
"A surces,<ful squatter said to me the
other day : 'All that Australia wants is
settlers -young men from the 'Old
Comity,' with small capital and great
energy, who wiriest thoroughly enjoy
this bush hfe,.nnd who. under good ad-
vice from friends largely settled here,
should do well.'
Ai.\NAYS ROOM F011 MORE.
"Il is n tnislal:e to think that Aas-
trnla has had its day. \Vool line never
been in greeter demand Than 11 is now,
and it is a need d that no wool is ns
good as the wool from the Commnn-
\venni,. 'hhe Japanese market is begin-
nutg to be opened to the Australian wool
producers. for with Euro�(``an manners
comes the necessity for lRtropean teeth-
ing; end It is possible that China,
looming large with its myriads of in-
hnl lints, may follow suit."
t hr Crick in the Rack. ---"One touch
et nature snakes the whole word kin,'
sees the poet. Brit what about the (
ketch of rheumnlism and Iurrihago.
which is so common now? 'there is no
poetry in that touch. f 1' it tenders lite
miserable. Yet hew delighted is the
sense of tenet when an Implication el'
Dr. 'l'hontnx' Eclecteic Oil drives pain
away. 'Iltere Ls nettling equals it.
and put it in the window. A queen,
sou know, does not have to do much
walking."
Some persons have periodical attncks
of Canadian cholera, dysentery or diar-
rhma, and have to use great precau-
Uc n9 to avoid the disease. Change of
water, cooking, and green fruit, is sure
to bring on the attacks. To such per -
eons wo would recommend Dr. J. D.
Kelloggs Dysentery Cordial as being
tp•c best medicine in the market for nI1
elan/net. complaints. It a few duet:Los
are taken in water when the symptoms
are noticed no further trouble will bo
experienced.
PROVIDED LttF.AUY
I I A
Beggar -"Kind sir, give me len cents
fee Illy three children."
Kind Sir -"That isn't dear, certain-
ly. but i don't think l tl take them. 1
Nave four already al home."
It is only ncr_essnry to rend the fes-
timenills to be convinced that Iloilo
way's Corn Cure is unequalled for the
removal of corns, warts, etc. 1t is a
ocmplete extinguisher.
Donlan : "Can you tell what nits my
*rife?" Doctor: "She does not take
enough out -door exercise." "She says
she does not feel equal lo its" "True.
She needs toning up." "What have you
pr ascribed 7" "A new bonnet."
A MACHINE FOR WOMEN.
stinted be the best obtainable. The
S lett. and \s heeler & Wilson sewing
machines are acknowledged the light-
est running, most durable and con -
v. nlent of any. Look for the lied S.
singe- Sewing ?Inchin.' Co. A%rtte us
of Manning i:hambers, Toronto, tier
set of Bird Cards free.
11 is only dontesticnted dogs that can
trek. 1f n lame dog rums will. as They
ki se ntelimes in Alaska and elsewhere,
it lases after a time its power of beat.•
int,'.
A Curs for Fever and Ague.-Pnrme-
kart V(gelabte ('tits are compounded
for lice in any climate. and they will
b'' shuns in preserve their pewees 'n
any latitude. In fewer and ague they
act upen the secretions and neutralize
the poison which hes found Its way in-
to the Weed. 'they correct the impuri-
ties ww,his•h find entrance into the eye-
let!' through drinking water or food
er,d if used as a peeventiwc fevers are
nw(4(Md.
The Gorki new produM8 G,tz00 (!Ort tons
of beet i-ugnr yrnrly. and the total pro-
dt.ce of vane sugar ut the \\'est Indies
Lns fallen 10 212:+,n00 Ions. A hundred
year's ago the \Vest Indies supplied s,igar
1•, half the world.
Lingering. slobbers MS .ores are *wed from
the skis by N Mreds (irate. The good work of
bIo.-eisa ndnr is completed with Wear of a Sy re p.
The Great Rank nt Newfoundland 15
tat utiles long by 120 broad. 11 has beth
formed principally by earth and bout•
eters dropped by the icebergs whe Ii
conslnnlly sail down from the North.
end is the greatest natural Ush-farm in
the world.
HAD NO KICK COMING.
"1 hate work," said Languid Lewis,
"I don't see why," rejoined Humble
Harry. "It's a safe bet dat work never
Bono youse no harm."
THE IIEASON.
"Mamma, why is the ocean so
1'xtking?"
"Because it has been crossed so often,
'Willie."
FEMININE.
NI girl would core to wed a thief,
But many -.an honest miss
Cares not to knosre do man -who does
Not even steal a kiss.
angry -
Sees es A Lot
f of Bother
The starch that needn't
be cooked.. that won't
stick . that gives a bril-
liant gloss with almost
no iron-efort..isn't
that the starch y o u
ought to have them
use on your clothes?
Buy it by name..
your_ dealer sella it.
101
Doctor --"Ma lam, your husband must
t.nve absolute rest."'Indam-"\Nell, dre-
ier, he won't listen to nue--" Doctor
-"A very good) beginning. madam --a
\t ry good beginning."
Clelerse trite ate Pale sat Noowaja. Y
iistair
i5I�g at will trate reed
soa5iasNeto equalFerraris fee OMs t11lrpses.
tida•le. waste to gee a Mae&
Nurses' and
Mothers' Treasure
-safest regulator for baby. Prevents
colic and vomiting -fives healthful rat
-cures diarrhoea without the harmful
effects of medicines containing opium
or other injurious drugs.
CuresYM.-atdruretores,
tr.tlonat Drug & Chem-
Diarrhoea"-
on
hes-
Diarrhoea" Montrea;."
♦S
YOUR OVERCOATS
.d tsa.d Una sand IooY loft.. aye*.
It so sews.
se mos la rear Lowe, Mile almot x•eetr..l, Bea Iia
SRITsaaa AMI51OAM &TILING as
The Perfection Cow Tali Holder'
(patented) futures uosafort and eleaalinese *bila
senting. It will please you. Thousand. .olkt ss
mail, lie two fur Ysc. Agents seated, Pelmetsr 1$. Address, WILL NOXON, Meteors, Ontario.
WILSON'S
F LY
PADSRIIIMe1 aAIanssl.sI
IN
.— SOL& &Y --
IIInGOIOTO, CROOEU Ana CEIERIL $TIRO
iM per eabeiset. N S eclair for Us.
will laid a wwolS seamen.
ETTER buy an L. C.
SMITH
& BROS. TYPE-
WRITER now than be
soil's afterwards.
Every useful device In-
built not patched on.
WAITING ENTIRELY
IN SIGHT
ILLUSTRATED CATALOOUi !Stir
L. C. emirs a D&OS.
TYPEWRITER CO.
JT111 nIoPLI't f1A0N1111.
NEWSOME & GILBERT,
LIMITED
SOLE DEALERS,
9 Jordan St, Toronto
IIALiPAX. N. O. MONTREAL.
QUEliEC STEAMS1P COMANT
River and Gulf of St. Lawrence
Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes
Twin Strew Iron Bs. " Oampesa," with eleetrtr
tights, electric bells and all seders comforts
1 SAILS d t MONTREAL
/sitMONDAYS l
spprala /sae, lot, eb and lath Juy.
!lib and sa15 August,
and Med September,
and
fortnightly
t Quebec, Gaspe, Mal for
Pietas,
Cape Coals,
Grand River Quebec,
PALL, and Charlo4.
t.S.wa, P.a.L
BERMUDA
Sasser izcursione, isa, by the new ?who
Screw Bs. "Hermudlan". 6,100 lana ealliur 1.►
sad lath Jane, Drs, 17th and slot Judy. 1455 sad
NIS August eth, lith and IMS September, 555
sed tfah Ovtob.r, eth, lets sad 17th Norma.
ler. Temperature cooled by ..a breezes seldom
Mem above go degrees
Tb. Sliest trips of the season for health sod
.osteie
ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec,
A. E. OUTERRRIDGE ! CO.. Agent",
Broadway, New York.
SALE OF IRRIGATED LANDS IN
ONTARIO, MANITOBA AND THE
MARITIME PROVINCES.
The Land Department of the Union Trust Company, Limited.
has been appointed exclusive agent In Ontario, Manitnts. and
the Maritime Provinces foe the sale of the Oanadlan Pac11k Irrloa.
UM Colonization Company's irrigated lands in the West.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WHERE YOU ARE ?
1f not, and you think of changing your location, you will
Rinke n mistake if you do not investigate the opportunity for
money -ranking offered in farming on irrigated land.
SOME PEOPLE w'ba have not gone into the merits and nd-
vnntnges of irrigatktn, unngine that the farmer on en irrigated
farm deserves sympathy. Ile druesn't. His irrigated land, in a
Country whero conditions for plant growth are nlherwise Ideal,
ensures him good crops E\'EHHY \'EAR. Owing to climatic con-
ditions he neser suffers the drawbnck of a wej season, and tree
gntion prevents the possibility of n dry Benson. Modern irrigation
transforms fanning from an uncertainty into a certainly.
The average price of Irrigated land In the United Steles is
Omit three times the pore of non•irrigeted lands. in Southern
Alberta the difference Ls at present very .alight, but as settlement
proceeds these irrigation lands will increase very rapidly ei value.
A direful study of Its advantages will convince any praeli �tl
agriculturist that fanning by means of Irrigation Ls the most
tractive rropositien carr put upon the Canadian market.
Full information,"rrices end terms (which are very favorable)
sent free to any address o11 application to
The Land Department,
Union Trust Co., Limited,,
174 Say St., Toronto