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A NEPIGON FUNERAL LACK OF PURE BLOOD
girds That Test the Skill of the Beet
DIFFICULT TO SHOOT.
Marksmen.
\'o often bear the question as to !
which is the most difficult bird lar this
world to shoot. The answer Is usually.
given In favor of the pheasant do.
scolding with closed wings from a
higher level of Might. though n few
give the preference to the second bnry
rel shot at teal scared by the discharge
of a first barrel end darting upward
and In tiny direction but that which Is
expected.
A bird which we have never seen
mentioned and w•Itich yet !night take a
llels place In the category Is the sand
grouse. It Is out to be rated as an
English bird of sport, but Is familiar
0
ens!
Is shot
to shooters In the , where It
as It conies lighting to writer holes to
drink. Its fight Is something Ilke that
of a pigeon, wills very swift curves
and undulations. and In Its case again,
as In that of the Virginian mosquito
hawk. It is said that those who have
acquired the knack con kill It with a
comparative certainty which Is the do
spair of the novice.
After all perhaps our pheasant aero -
pinning downward must Atitl be given
the highest marks for difficulty. for
Wo hear of no one who presumes to
say he has discovered any infalliNO
knock by which this 'nest perplexing
and yet npparently simple shot can
be brought off with any great assur-
ance.—Country Life.
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CRUDE ROMAN CATHOLIC CERE•
MONY MARKS LAST SCENE.
'Cody Is Taken by Canoe Across the :\n illness caused by lack of
Ba to the 7ky Cemeter Where d will be benefited and cured
Y y course t t treatment with Dr.
the Relatives of the Deceased Fol. , .1111s' i'jnk ('ills. These Pills
low as Best They May the Catholic I;•, , t,o the red matter in the
Burial Service—Roof of Birch Bark 1, , , .1 and enable it to carry to
1s Placed Over the Grave, i totes. organ and tissue an increas
.i supply of oxygt n, the great sus -
The cfid neat was dying. The Great ,,, Iter of all eugenic life. This has
I%Vhite Plague had hint in its grasp, hero proved by cures in thousands
taking another to make up its an- of a axes out only to Canada but in
mull toll from the rapidly -diminish- aft parts of the w)urttl. More !•t'i•
i'
Ing at the
of the Indian people. He ,Ie to -day owe health and hal,pi
lay at oho I+tr sido of a bark tepee on , }
a couch raised a foot from tho De -s to 1)r. Williams' Pink fills
t1...0 to any other medicine. One rat
ti.t •e is Mr. James Starr, of 011ls-
1.3(i, Altai., who says : "A few
years ago I became ill and very
weak. Some days 1 would have
a Est dry fever and on others would
L• hlathcd in a cold sweat. 1 grew
%,carer :in.' weaker until I could
;lo 110 kind of work and was final -
1, a„nlintd to my bed. 1 tried sev-
eral doctors. who cost me consid-
ei able money, but did me no gold,
at, 1 was still getting weaker and
v.eaker. 1 :,-keel the last doctor
elle Mt:tided me (a) tell me frank-
ly if he could cure me, and he told
arae arty case was 50 complicated that
Itss did not think he could help me. '
I told him I had heard a great deal
al out i)r. 'Williams' Pink Pills and Preparing a New Peer For His Seat In
a -ked if he thought they would help House of Lords.
One. His reply was: 'Wells. they . Numerous formalities have to be
wi n't de you any harm and they gone through before any new peer Is
(nay help you.' 1 sent for a half entitled to take bis sent In the house
dozen boxes at once and began talo of lords.
So- them. After taking three boxesOne of the most Important matters
there was no doubt they were help.- Is the preparation of the patent, a long
int{ me. and I continued using tht ria strip of parchment. to the end of
which is affixed the wax seal, the color
f• r some time Leger. 1Vith the
result that I am now as strung and whichof varies.
ies. accordr. `n fo the or Item k
hearty and can do as good it day's of new
the robe, made of scarlet cloth with
work as any man in my neighbor .three douhlings of ermine. the number
neighbor-
hood.” of bars varying according to rank.
T
hese Pills are sold by all methThos a duke has four bars In front
Cale dealers or may be had by mail - nfld the same number behind, a mar -
at 50 cents a box or six boxes fee guts one (CAA, And no on.
!2.50 frt•in The 1)r. Williams Me-
dieine Co.. Brockville, Ont. Then there are prepnrations in re-
gent to making or changing coats of
i.p I arms, In conner'liun with whichfirs to
Arthur E. McFarlane. the extent of about GO guineas are paid
Arthur E. McFarlane is a Canadian; by the recipient of a summons to the
just as much as that tither Arthur, house of lords.
crony of his yelept Stringer, with Altogether the financlnl disbur'se-
whorn he fried pancakes in New York ments nmount In the case of a new
many a month; yes, with Can:ohne earl to between 11(X) and f700, some
of which finds Its way to the chancel-
lor of the exchequer and some to tho
crown as represented by the college
of arms. A considerable • Rortlun of
this expenditure Is. of course. Incurred
In the purchase of the coroueL—Lon-
don News.
Tho Cave of Most 111ness—Th3
Cure, Enrich the Blood Supply.
ground. Under the couch were flat
Moneta heated in the fire. Although
It was July, a rabbit skin robe, the
warmest of all furs. was wrapped
about the emaciated figure. Over
the coverlet the faee showed sharply,
the features bearing the unmistak-
able signs of death. Close to the
sloping walls sot the squaws and the
papooses. their heeds bowed, their
pbawls closely drawn, silent, motion-
less, awaiting the col.
Near by burned the camp -fire of
four • bit.' men—two of thein fire
rangers, the third a prospector, and
the fourth a French "squaw -man."
The evening meal was past; pipe
were lit, and the four gazed silently
down into the glowing embers ---each
building for himself there air castles,
which new, trembled, crumbled, and
tell into the ii hes. The sun had gone
e
behind a mountain, and }already long
shadows daneed and trembled on the
bosom of the lake. where another
shadow. more sinister, hovered over
the bark tepee. hesitated. and de-
Scended—the Shadow of Death. A
eight cry came trr.m the direction
of the tepee; then the quick patter of
inoccasined feet.
"Ole loan. dead—is died just now !"
The next day preparations were
made for the funeral. The village
eoffinmaker brought boards. talked
and gesticulated with the men. con-
e! !.:ed apart from then!. and finally
manufactured a rough box. Canoes
were drawn up on the beach; the
dogs were silent. and whispered soft-
ly to themselves. nett-
ed
to come to the bury
ed Kow-tash, son of the deceased, of
oho white men, who accepted the
invitation. because the law of the
frontier gave them no option.
The corpse was borne out of the
tepee by four stalwart Indians and
placed gently in the cane€.
"Very big man become small—not
much now, 1 guess," remarked }Cow -
LORDLY FORMALITIES.
bash.- llarvey O'iliggins. tow. They were n
The canoe con,tnining the engin jolly, brainy but impecunious three;
started from the shore, followed )'y said of thein that once in those batch•
a second canoe, In which were the ing years one of them at last. sold a
four white men and an Indian. To- story. The three adjourned to a gild-
gether they moved toward the grave- cal restaurant, took a table at the rear
yard. a quarter of a mile distant end and looked critically over the bill
across the bay. in a few momenta of, fare. as if any one of them could
the bows grated on the sandy beach, have bought out the entire menu.
and the Indians immediately held 1s , "What are you going to have?" sail
consultation regarding the choice of cath to each.
a suitable location for the grave. In , impossible to decide.
the meantime the birch bark canoe ' "Oh --guess we'll take fried eggs,"
containing the equnws put out from ' said one of the Arthurs.
the village and followed. Finally
tame Chief Outwin, dexterously pad-
dling in the kern of his canoe fin
spite of his seventy years), while a
small grandson, grotesque in a black
fedora hat three sizes too large. pad-
dled in the bow. An aged squaw, the
wife of the deceased. knelt with bow -
td head by the side of the corpse.
while her daughter stood telling a
string of beads and softly murmur-
ing the rosary. Chief Outwin sat
smoking in the shade. brushing aside
the mosquitoes and black flies with
a balsam bough, Throwing down
their spades, the bearers took up the
coffin and lowered it into the grave.
The daughter advanced and sprinkled
the (-elfin with water, in imitation of
the Roman Catholic eerenony, of
which she had the crude knowledge
which comes of observance.
The remaining netnews, almost pic-
turesque in plaid shawls and colored
head -clothes. showed no sign of in•
terest or grief. The men stood lean-
ing nn their shovels; one removed
bis ha'.
"Poor ole man have hard time, you
bet," amid Kow-tach, ns the grave was
being filled. "Plenty fnmilee, not
much fish no. winter him long, tall
snow; him hungaree /wine time; cold
all time, I guess."
On the mound of fresh earth n
wooden cross was planted, hearing
the name of the dea(1 xylan carved in
rough letters. The grave was cover-
ed with a quilt of birch bark. strips
Pawn together, to be replaced later
by a wooden covering ai,nilnr to the
roof of a house. As the Lark of the
birch protected the dead flan from
"kanlewun" (rain) during his life.
time, the members of the tribe will
net believe that it can lose its vir-
tue* after d.•ath. Formerly, in paenn ' i'„r many years the pnssengcr
times, ailhin the grove -roofs, the ' 1rnffir
from the Itrootniclaw to the How She Caught Them.
arrows,
place,) n -knife tomahawk, bow and et pular water ,laces has bce'n in a ..
arrows, n hunting -knife 81141 pip”, Po 1' 1 i trove (IId you happen to het int
that tl,, disembodied spirit. return- Iarguishing condition. A great flume ns many letters ng 1 dill 7" an
ing from the happy Hunting change, however, has taken place, one washerwoman who had advertise
Grounds to visit its native haunts, :utd there are indications that ti„, for work by the day to another sal
might learn that the dead are not sail down the river is fast regain had ndvertl'.d for the mane thing.
forgotten by the living.t,g its lust popularity.
"Wound tip my 'advertisement
The funeral over, all turned to- Saying 1 w'PA of. 11 diet," said the Inc
word the canoes, except the agesMlnard'a Liniment Cures Distemper. one. "'Iiia( 'oar n diet' notice g
squaw, who paused at the grave to _- ---
wipe away furtively a few tears shed 11 r. A. Bell, who died nt Peeblesright to the heart of stingy souls w
,for the warrant who lay so quietly recently, in,
his7•Ith year, wa„ bre trying to cut down expenses. Th
moundbeneath the little mound of sand on hate to figure on n washerwoman
the edge of the forest.—J. T. Stlrrett pretnincnt amongst. Scottish ea:,oleate and lump nt the chance of g
managers for many years. As mail •ting one who doesn't Ont.—New Yo
Sun.
That was long before either Arthur
E. McFarlane or Arthur Stringer be-
came a top -liner in the ("Hated States
periodicals. A census o1 the really big
stories and articles in the lending
United States mnenzines woul.l show a
large percentage due to the Canadian
colony in New York of whore McFar-
lane is one et the brightest. He wet
born near Stratford. Ont.; has travel-
ed a good Lit; written a great variety
of gond things; is an omnivorous
worker; lives most of his time at hired.
Clift, near Toronto. Just at premed
he is on a sheepnck jaunt to the Pence
River, ineldentnlly picking up some
good things anti at hunk•times when
the rest of the gang is nslecp pegging
away at n novel he must deliver in
the early tall. --Canadian Courier.
Ilse t experiment with linsalisfae-
1o1•y substitutes. Wilson's Fly Pads
are the beet fly killers made and
will kill many times more flies than i
Ian)' other article.
James Drummond, keeper of Til- I
licoultry Town Hall and town's
boli -ringer, was found dead by his'
solo suspended by the role of the
bell in the tower of the clock,
Stop
That
L ainp
change that llu,ping, useless, horse
into a wunJ, healthy horse, willing
:,sed eager to do a Loud day's woo):.
ison'l let n Spavin, Cutts, 5;4101.
tipraia, Riurlwna or any other 1,8111r-
ues% keep your bone Ill the stable.
one it with
Spivi;rfi Cure
It tures without leaving a scar,
tdoe,
r
— because
Llemi.h or whitehairs-
not blister.
Port }tills, R.C., June 14th t:m
'•Ilave here using your Liniment f.r
years sed find it all that yon represent.
Hare nut been without 1t (Of 10 years."
.:honed, CORDON.
$1. • bottle --6 for $5. Excellent for
household use. Sold by all dealers.
ALL far fret Look "A Treatise Ou The
(forst " or write us Or copy 55
Da. 8 r. hafl.il.lIce. Caesbard falls, Vt.
THEIR VOTES ARE PRIZED.
In New Zealand Women Are More
Than Welcome to the Fran, ltise.
'fl+e statute extending t1+e fraiwea-0
to New Zealand women was passed in
1893. Since then there have been fix
Parliaments elected by the joint voted
of the men and women of New Zea-
land, In all of these elections, says
the North American Review. the wo-
men of the country have taken their
full share.
The proportion of women who vot-
ed at cruet election compared with
those whose names were on the rolls
have been almost exactly the same as
that of the reale voters. There are not
at present in New Zealand as many
women as men, and the actual vot-
ing power of the women is nearly 10
per cent. less than that of the men.
Practically, however, all who can do
so vote at each election.
The fears expressed at the time the
franchise was given them that the re-
sult would be either that the women
would vote just as their husbands and
fathers told them to vote or that the
new privilege would mean dissension
in families and the practical degrada-
tion of the women have not been jus-
tified by the experiences.
Tho women of New Zealand vote at
elections as a matter of course just
as they partake of their meals or do
any other ordinary duty of everyday
life. The principal change protluced
by the new order of things. as far as
the family life of the people is con•
cermet, would seem to be that what
may be called political questions have
becorne matters of general interest in-
stead of being as formerly matters 1
which were trecitly presumed to be A Time for Everything.—The the sphere of one-half the lane
ily. time for Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil
In the matter of the extended Iran- is when croupy symptoms appear in
t'►•e children; when rheumatic pains
beset the old ; when lumbago, asth-
ma, coughs, colds. catarrh or ear-
n. he attack either young or old;
when burns, scalds, abrasions, emi-
t us ions or sprains come to any
tucniber of the family. In any of
these ailments it will give relief and
work a cure.
A Left Handed Man.
"1 never realized how unpopular a
left handed mon can be until 1 joined
n fishing club." paid the man who can-
not loo much with his right hand. "So-
cially 1 was nil right, but when we be-
gan to fish the rest of the fellows
couldn't get for enough nwny from
me. There wns another left handed
man In the party, and we were shunted
upstream, away beyond the best fish-
ing holes. 1 am a good fisherman.
When alone 1 can manage rod and line
art skillfully as the next man, but
when 1 go netting wits it lot of right
handed Ilshervtie•n our lines tangle and
we get Into a regular muss. I have
tried to learn to mannge my pole with
my right hand, but i haven't made
touch hendwey at it; ago 1 have no-
ticed that right handed persons who
tried to become nmlrldextrons could
(earn to do everything with their lett
bond better than to Ash."—New York
Times.
The Antiquity of the Benet.
Strictly defined. the ballet Is proper
ly n theatrical exhibition of the art o
dancing In its highest perfection, con
plyiog generully with the rules of tb
drama as to its composition and tore
It was In existence In Italy as fair bac
as A. D. 1500. the court of Turin I
that day tnnking especial use of It an
the roynl family and nobles tnkln
part In It. 'f he bullet wns first Intro
Minaret's Liniment Cures Colds, Eto. duced In France In the reign of Lou
Dundee's income next year is X111., And both stmt monarch an
estimated at 4:53M51, , Louts XIV. ocenslounlly took part 1
Its dunces. About the year 1700 wot
en made their first appearance In th
ballet. which up to (hut time had bee
perfortn(rl escltusively by men, ns wa
the case also with pinys and opera
but no woman ballet dancer of an
Dote appeared until 1710.
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kind has given such satisfaction.
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A Glasgow naturalist has an Alt 1,
str:than love•bird, which, in add '
lien to whistling, can speak dib
t:a,-tly over fifty words.
Tho rate of wages and the e. 'k-
ing agreement in oho building 11.ole
in Paisley will be the wine next
year as in past 12 months.
Hope for tho Chronic Dyspeptic.
—'through lack of consideration of
the body's needs many persons al-
low disorders of the digestive ap-
paratus to endure until they be-
come chronic, filling days and
nights with suffering. To these a
course of Parmelee'a Vegetable
Pills is recommended as a sure and
speedy way to regain health. Theso
pill= are sp'c:ally compounded to
combat dyspepsia and the many
ills that follow in its train, and they
aro successful always.
Bowling is growing in popular-
ity among ladies in Glasgow. 'I'hc
other clay ten of them took part in
games on the Corporation greens at
Alexandra Park.
The destruction of the house fly Is
a public duly. Almost all Boards
of Health are now carrying on a
crusade ngain'+t it. A bulletin re.
.maty i.sued by (he Dominion Gov-
ernment states that no house Ay is
free from disease germs. I'se Wil-
son's Fly Pads freely and persist-
ently. and do your shate towards
exterminating this menace to (he
public health. ___^
do The Saturday (Globe.
eget nt Dalkeith lie did much to p(•
Rickshaws For West Coast ptullirizo the use of oil in gaa-ntak-
Thr sight of business mon gninf' to Often the Cass•
and from places of business and of ing' "Too can pretty safely bet," began
women making their shopping rounds Revive tho Judea Condition. -- tt,n mon who thought he knew, "that
jilt the Jnpancrickshaw may not %Viten energy y flag s and the cares of any woman who doesn't gush over a
•be a novel onee in Vancouver if the '
,plans of n local company for import- l•usiness become irksome ; when the pretty baby le n confirmed oleo mnhL"
ing a number of the rickshaws for whole system is out of Ports and "Not always,' replied the real wise.
hire materialize. Thera are a num-
' there is general depression. try acre. "She may be mother who has
a baby ahs thinks is prctller.e—Cath•
otic Standard and 'times.
Truthful.
Angry Ferber ion tont-Toe never
maw me getting Into is while Ilse ,tint
when I was a boy. FII{.{.ant thou—No,
dad, 1 never did.—lezebauge.
lter es in the
'twill f.lnpaneseined rdlistrict andickshaw it is the l'armelec's Vegetable Pills. They
[intention of the promoters of the will regulate the action of a de.
reompnny to have these men, clad in 1 ranged stomach and a disordered
!suitable uniforms, for their work. I liter, end make you feel like •
new mon. No one need suffer a day
i The Dominion's Cows. from debilitated digestion when so
I There are 2,114.10 11:11. h (•.,w•, bb
*bit,. starer cattle, in the Dominion. f simple and effective a pill can 1H
got at any drug stove.
A whale, 25 feet long, was cap-
tured in the Tay_ near Newport.
Minard's Liniment Cures
Diphtheria.
A New Head In 30 Minutes
Cx, hints that whirr, tIrol:h , c, suffer inc. muddled head
for a clear, cool, comlortabie coo ty tau•C'
NA -DRU -CO Headac"% Wafer
25c. a Los al your druccis,s' w ty WWW hum 28
National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada. limited. Montreal.
C.ARari ,PET ning. Tian. UeDYEIN(a'
sperielty with the
British American Dyeing 00'
Bend partlrulsis by post awl we ars sure to satiety.
Address no■ 16a, Montreal.
There is a proposal on foot to in-
-• 1 lite a festivity week at Min-
i .:rgh University to commemorate
the founding of the institution.
Your Dramatist Will Tell You
?.lotto. 1:yu ItemeJy ite•Ilesea Bore Kyea,
5,4 ngtheioi Weak Eye'. Doesn't Smart,
Soot Me 1 -;ye I'aln, and Re4L•r for Son. Try
10R1: n,e in Your )'ye. and to Ilaby's
Eye: for 9c -sly Eyelids and Granulation.
Tho Soul ufl a Plano letho
Action, Inalst on tho
s•OTTO HIGEL"
Piano no
Action
tiorl
The members of the Stirling Ty-
pt,graphieal Association are peti-
tioning for an increaso in wages
and a reduction in working hours.
TRADING on a gocd name and derelving
the public is wbat the Imitators of the
well-known -The Ir A L. ' Menthol Plaster
are doing. Don t be fooled, insist on the
gcuuu,e, "The D. A L. a
AiNGER, Tumors. Lumps, Oto. Internal
i and external. cured without pain by
our bonne treatment. Write us before too
late lir. Hellman Medical Co., Limited.
Collingswood. Ont.
Is Your Hearing Cood?
The DEAR O-PRONR will glee you the
ernehts of good bestiary fend for free
booklet, giving particular' and names
of satisfied u,ters. Mao
Special Offer for a Month's Hems Trial.
*Mt /RAND ELECTRO OZONE LIMITED.
13: Spadlna Avenue, Toronto.
0 •asp 11N'tN'1'teN'vts i
like hungry ..-Oros
FISHWILL BITE AUTUMN TERm,
at a'l Masons If ), u
Ills YI511 LVR,t
Keeps you bury put.
Pu„ thorn out. write today and
set n h -x 1 , help Introduce.
Atant. wsnt, I Mlohlxan belt
Ce.. Dept. 20, Port Moron. Mich.
Ontario Veterinary College
AfGllated with the under 11.. Control of the tDy of tand
epartmentul
Agriculture of Ontario.
Infirmaryfor Sick Animals at the College
COLLEGE REOPENS SEPT. 30th, 1/10
N.Q.--Culen<Iar on application.
A. A. GRANGE, V
Dept. it. K' 4 �iucipaL
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The largest salmon of the season,
which weighed 32 pounds, was tak-
en from the Tweed at Berwick, re-
cently.
The change of dietary that coUtes
with spring and summer has the ef-
fee'. in weak stomachs of setting up
inflammation. resulting in dysen-
tery and cholera morbus. The ab-
nonnalecondition will continue if
nc t attended to and will cause an
exhaustive drain on the system.
The best available medicine is Dr.
J. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial.
It. clears the stomach and bowels et"
irritants, counteacts the inflamma-
tion and restores oho organs to
healthy action.
Leith Deck Commissioners aro
proposing to build a breakwater be-
tween Newhaven and Leith West
Pier.
This la to certify that r have need MINI
year 92 boys left oho Mars Alms
neidmraer it the beet Irioimeo'tron the
training ship 8t Dundee for ser- market 1 have found It excellent for
horse 0eeh.
rinse. therefore, it was not theory
but prarticnl experience that won the
day. It war; not because women were •
tlunlnn beings as much as leen; it ,
was not even b'eauso they were in-
telligent linrnan being to whom men
were reedy le entrust the ease of their
homes anal families; it was because
they believed on the evidence of ex- •
}.enence that women If they could
vote w•(,u:ti take an intelligent interest •
an public questions anti would by
their sot,- forward the Ix•st interests
'.1 the country and its people.
Another Notion Swatted.
Sir Frederick Treves, One of the
eminent ph}'sirians in England, has
attacked what he calls the "old
elves' theory" that persons catch
colds In (trattorias. He recommends
draughts as excellent things ler the
health and as preventive of colds
"The ilea is absurd," said lie. "No
cold ever land push an origin. Coble
are the result net rd draughts but o1
stuffy rooms. Don't mind sitting in
Edinburgh is thinking of going
in for a perfect net -work of new
tram routes on the overhead wire
system.
Minaret's Liniment Cures Carpet In Cows.
Dalmellington Iron Co. are erect -
in . 40 workmen's houses near the
lfusp`.tal.
ilulloway's Corn Cure is the me-
dicine to remove all kinds of corns
nr.•I worts, and only coats the small
n dra arid. it will do yeti good. In . -lmn of twenty five cents.
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this age, when women lire clamor ng , Cured of Resigning.
for p••rnething to 11(, surely it wotini i D. McNichol!, vice-president of the
not be amiss for them to take up nuest the (1 P.R., once land an irrasclble, though
scourge ct� of consumption." Anolher very capable G.P.A. at an important
e eyer
physician, emm�lentine on this spin.
point(iA erne to t It w itth thei'vi ecpresli•
inn, soda. "hy rebreathing the nit of ,lent, which was not infrequent, he
a stuffy room the germs of n cold are would write his re:jignntimr to the
likely In Le taken into the system, vie•e-president Mr. McNieholl, with
especially if there it another person true Smelt imperturbability. atowed
in the room who has a enl,l. hart the resignation away in his desk ant
introduce a draught in the room and •in rousse of time had quite a roller-
Pit in the draught, and, no !natter , tion of them.
how many fw•reen' with colds are in By and bye the (1.P.A. got cross
with some other official rind !}red in a
resignation to that gentleman. It took
considerable dielornney on Mr. Mc.
Nicholl'P part to get the molter into
his hands for adjusttnent, but he fia-
t ally succeeded- 'then he wrote aha
0.I' A. and asked loin in future to
send his resignations direct to the
viee.resident where they wnultl he
properly denit with. it is said that
broke the ti.P.A. of the resignation
habit. Anyway ho in ,till in the come
pany'a service.
the roc tn. if you breathe the pure
nir in the draught yeti will not inhale
the cold germ, nod you will be all
right. 1, for my port, know of 110
disease that is due to a draught."
INatural Gas Near Cookeville,
While drilling for water on the form
1 of Harrison Iliay. two miles north of
• ('ooksville, recently. natural gas was
struck at a depth of Sift feet. That
night the well was lighted and burn-
' cd frorn A to 10 feet shove the pipe.
The light was vied& for mile
around. i1 is the intention to drill
faultier, with the intention of sup{.I)'•
ing the whole countryside with fuel.
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Flies on Your
Stock
At Broughty Ferry the price ( f
ga has been reduced a penny.
Montrose Suspension Bridge is
said to be in an unsafe condition.
SUCCESS FOR SIXTY YEARS. This Is
the record of ferry naris Paanl.eller. A
sure euro for diarrhoea. dysentery, and
all bowel cornplalnls. Avoid substitutes.
there is but one '• Painkiller '•- Perry
naves' tic. and 50c.
By the death of Mr. Robert Har-
die, 63 years of age. clothier, Sel-
kirk has lost one of its most re -
!peeled and most prominent inha-
bitants.
England's Army of Unemployed.
Despite the $P0.100,000 annually
spent by Great Britain to relieve dis-
tress, there are to -day 7,000,000 people
in that country in actual want hem
lack of work. it is this vast army
of unemployed that constitute Eng-
land's emigrants. and in the Inst
four years the Salvation Array alone
hltl started over 50.000 of thein on
their way to Cannata. The general
worldliness Ill tills rises Is testified to
by the fact that of all those emigrate
ing under the auspices of the tiniest -
heti Arany, less then one per cent.
tailed to make good.
Balt Cut His Throat.
A peculiar fal•ilily occurred nt
\Varrenheip. Victoria, lately, a farmer
named Patterson being the victim. Ile
was feeding n maize cutting mill
when lie wns caught in the machinery
Intel drnwn n;ainst the ',harp cage
of the driving belt, which cut his
throat, severing the windpipe fud
causing_histeut depth.
DECREASE THE MILK YIELD.
COOPER'S
FLY KNOCKER
.111 keep cows free from files a1 a cost or
less than one cent a day.
$1.75 GALLON QUART
Ask your Hardware Dealer, or
WM. COOPER & NEPHEWS
It every housekeeper w(oold ave
i''ilson's Fly fads freely during the
summer month', the house Ay peril
ti(•uld soon be greatly diminincud.
The War Office has supplied the
history of each of the cannon in1
the Narious parks of Glasgow. The.
history will bo printed and affixed
to each guts.
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SAYED
TBABYF
Mrs. ti. Rarr•t1, ,
1N M„rt, i 1t., t`
klontr+al, say.: ����
"A h. •.1
rash same out all over my baty's'a e at: l
;spread until It bele—eery coveted his seelp.
It was Irl !sting and painful, anti carried
the little one h ears of euffeling. We Wel
•.nape and powders enol salves, hit he rot
w t.etter. Ile request his food, got quite
ihln and wnrn, and watt reclvecd to a very
setinus conate:1n. I was advised to ray
/am•fluk, and did en. 1t was worelerLJ
how it seemed to cowl and cave the chill's
leaning, painful skin. /.,n, link from the
very commencement seemed to go tight b+
the spot, and tie pimples and sorcaand the
irritation grew lets and less. Within a
few weeks tel baby's akin was healed
completely. lie has now act a trace of
rash, or eruptfny or eczema, or burning
5010. Not only so, but covert of the toe
i meriting akin Rouble, he has improved in
general health.''
Zara 11.1r is soil at all own aryl medicine *en.
1 •re, qac a boa, or. pn.t 1'.. rre,a 7.am-11nk
f-'rnnln,f.rpec.•6Ge,tsb.rt,to Aretaintura
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