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MURDER WILL OUT.
beele: "Are' you always so quiet, my
little men?". ,
Johnny: "I shauld say mita But mam-
ma promised me five cents in wouldn't
say anything about your bald head and
the wart on Your nose,"
CANADIAN ' INDUSTRIAL
. EXPANSION.
The iMportance and value of Canadian
trade is appreciated more and More. as
evidenced' by the location of American
and English industries in different pro-
vinces of the Dominion.' In consequ-
ence, Canada's industrial expansion is
progressingrapidly.
The latest invasion is that of the Gil-
son Mfg. Co., of .port Washington,
Wis., which concern 18 now building a
plant at Guelph, Ontario,. 'Here the
wonderfully successful "Goes Like Six-
ty' line Of gaealiae engines will bo
Manufactured.
No doubt the Gilson Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Guelph, Ontario; which is the. startle of
tae new Canadian concern, will reap
a full measure of sticeess proportionate
In what the parent concern has attained
in the States.
WILLIE'S PULL.
Willie: "Ma, • won't you , speak t
/Ornate? He's pulling the ears tail."
Mamma: "The bad boyl"
"Yes; he's just as selliat as be
can be; he won't let me pull it at 'all,'"
41.1aaltx's reeNta naleseaf especially 5nte4d,
id to break Up neglected cpughs and many hope.
less cases have been Saveti Use, Conts.
AO ohne In any for
SOMETHING son To FALL ON.
aYes," said 'life 'Ilerliby, pressing a
damp handkerchief to her eyes, "he's an
unfortunate man, Inc cousin Cella's man
is. If 'ever therele anny chant of a good
thing he's always a little to Wall Side.
If it hadn't been for that, he'd been_in his
home new, instid ol in the hospital,
rtistairrial
"Why, understand that Timothy
etepped off biteltward off the ataging and
fell clear to .the ground," said the die-
trict visitor, sympathetic but puzzled.
"He did," saki Mr. Herlihy, with a
burst of tears, "but if he'd fell a bit more
to the right, there was a great pile of
brick, An' It would have broke his fall
anyway."
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A &ALMS' t17,Arla
aid Not Like the Attention Paid Ha
Kitten and Killed It.
The laniter of a college) ef law hoe a
wleala3 hee petted end fen
eeneeW3liittel)heed. Diet Irmo ago
eat aceemeihr fr he Ora
but ed only one letter). TeLine Lee
eereate ace. meeath, ehe laid it at
feet of her Lliato.V, who lifted the
ero.ture into his lap, alternately A
ing it and petting the old cat, cal
he emleering 14011V9. 110 mother
d lowity as she rubbed ageinst
Twister, thus aehnowiedging her p
sere at, his eongratula.tions and p
an her. offspring.
Intrinte tile first few days of the „kit-
ten's life the mother cat eeemed glad
to have her master take an interest m•
it, but stood ferociously ,on ,guard when
any one else approached the box con-
taining her treasure. Unconsciously the
janitor paid less attention to the old
cat, as he spent more time watching
the development of the young one,
But Mistreee Cat noticed the eh.ange
and resented it. Ort the eighth. day of
the kittens life, before its- es•es were
opened, but not before the germ of the
spirit of play had begun to show it-
self, the, janitor went to the box and
taking the ,small animal upon hie lap,
tickled and stroked it. Suddenly, hear-
ing a low growl, he betame aware of
the angry presence of the old cat. Think-
ine slio feared for thesafety of her baby,
the janitor, to reassure here held the lit-
tle creature to his face, and rubbed the
soft body against his theelf. At . thas'
th,e cat's barelt erched. Iler tall swelled
and stiffened; her eyese tared, and with
a snarl she leaped into- the lap of ber
master,' :seized the kitten by the scuff
of the neckl and shook it twieo savagely.
Then she Jumped with it to the floor,
shook lt again three times., and 'left it
lying, a little heiples,S heap, upon the
floor. ,
The janitor lifted it up ,and found that
U was dead: The motber cat, ia a lit
td jealous rage, had killed her baby.
In a few minutes, when aer anger had
Cooled and her maternal instinets had
reasserted themeelves, the old cat came
back, and lifting the limp body, tender
-
V carried it to the box, She realized
vAry soon that something was wrong
withthe kitten,and tried all restorative'
methods known. to the feline race. She
licked it, she rolled the little corpse
Citter and ever,' ehe warmed it with her
body, she offered it refreshment; but talk
ing to rouse it, she lifted the tiny form
out of the box and tried, to make it
stand—here, there, everywhere„ all over
11)0 basement. Wailing, she carried .it
t3 her master, as if begging him to bring
it back to ,iife, •
All day long the cat wandered dis-
consolately about, sometimes with the
dead idtten in her mouth and sometimes
alone. At nightfall the janitor; think-
ing that his old pet had suffered enough,
buried the little body; then going to the
cat, he stroked -,her head and tried ,to
take. her on his lap; She elunk away,
whining, to the box which'had boon the
birthplace and 'home Of her child, and
lay - down, a, :cline example of flechel
Weeping for her children, and refusing'
to be comfortedbecause they were not
A CRIPPLE. CITIED,
Helpless and Dent with labovoiatisme-
Ctared by Dr. Williams' laird: Pills.
9 sees a heleacse cripre. I was Leat
ard ceuld eet, etralghtele np,
tees Cretelee were nay Ozaky 117.C32S el new—
rue, ing atoeut. 1 taaed many tecelieieee,
hut they aH failea until le begen ming
IJrVilitHaVilf3' PhD% evrie1
n)e," George f„„ielaaw, of Short 1k:each,
N. S., made the above ntmeet, startling
:.Aatefnerat to a reporter a few days, ago.
Air. Schaw is now a Well built man,
`3111)11f-3 °lel broad shouldered. . Like
111oneende of, ether Nova Peahens, ho L
°Hitt
tiny
role
ling
pule
her
lea -
lige a, fisherman, and is • consequently ex-
pueed to ali "Muds of weather, pest iho
cunditions to eet the rlievanatisan poison
in the blood at work. 1+01r. fechaw adds:
Is impossible to overrate lite sever-
ity of the attack'. The trouble wee, 1)-
1 11 my back and right hip. I had
It) quit work and was mostly indoor.a.
There wee a time when I 'never expect -
ea to etana erect again, but pr. Wil-
liams', Pink Pills straightened rile 'up
again, not only that, but they made me
the strong, hearty man you see me to-
day. can neVer describe the awful
pain / suffered betor6 1 usetiethese
I tried many medicines and had treat-
nient front several doctors, but to no
avail. My legs, became so stiff that, in
order to move at all had to nee crutch -
ea'. Finally the doctors decided that, I
was incurable, and lot& me they could
render no further aseistance. 1 continu-
ea to suffer day and night, and then
cense the turning point of my life. A
friend from distance tame to see me
and it was from him I learned that Dr.
Williams,' Pink Pills were a great cure
for rheumatism. At once I got a suPPIY
and began to use them. The firet-in-
dication that they were. helping it e
was when the pain grew less severe.
la a few weeks More the swelling in'
my legs and hips began, to leave,. then
my joints seemed to loosen up, and then
it was not Icing until my crutches were
thrown aside and I could 'straighten up.
Then began to get out. doors and soon
was able to ;resume my work as well as
ever. Since that time I have never been
troubled -with, rheumatism or lamel5ack.
can tell you oeny neisibbers were, all
astonished at my cure e they had all
thought I would always be a cripple,"
Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills euro
matism by going straight to the reot
of the, trouble in the blood. They make
neer rich blood that sweeps out the pois-
onous acid and soothes the, jangled
-nerves. That is how they cure all troll -
base rootea-in the blood, such as anae-
mia,- indigestion, fieuralgia, St. Vitus
dance, general 'weakness and the special
ailments that only dela and women
folk know. Sold by all anedicine deal-
ers or by mail at 50 cents a .box or six
boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams'
7.0mor, no.,••,,r+,wP,...no*om•
AFTER TEN YEARS.
Mr. G. L. Stepliensoneof Peterborough,
says : "For over ten years I euffered con
-
saintly with' Piles, first itching, then
theecling; pain almoet unbearable; life
a burden. Tried •everything in vain
tiii I used Dr. Leonharcit's fiem-Roid.
"1 had taken but aefew doses when
began to notice an improvement Now
I am completely cured." *
A $1,000 guarantee with every box cf.
Hem-Roid. • $1. All dealers, or Thee
Wilson-Fyie Co., Limited .Niagara Falls,
Ont.
Friend of the Family: "you are ver
lucky, my boy, to be the seventh son,
It will bring you everlasting fortune"
Son Number Seven: "It hasn't so far.
MI Its brought me yet is the eld clothes
of my ixbrothers
A 'Carefully Prepared Pill. --Much time
and attention were expended in the ex-
perimenting with the ingredients, that
enter into the composition Of Parmelee's.
Vegetable Pills before they were brought
to the. state he which they were first ea(
fered to the -"public. Whatever other
pills may be, Parmelee's, Vegetable Pills
are the result of much expert study, and
all persons suffering from dyspepsia or
disordered liver and ,kidneys may coneo
fidently accept thenf as being vithat they
are represented ' to . be.
"This is the latest style of bracelet'
observed the detective, deftly applying
the handcuffs to his victim's wrists;
"Hew do you like it?" "It's very fetch-
ing:" coldly replied the prisoner, as he
walked away with the °Meer.
wONS 00 IRON' consumed each year in medi-'
bine. In "Ferrovius," the best, tonic, it is dta
cleverly Manipulated that the weak and sickly
Cot all possible tinurisluitent and benefit fr0131 it
WOLP-1/00 WORRIED
Crossbred Animal Devours Roth Arms
• __
of Little victim.
A horrible seexle was enacted hi en
experitnente.I station of the Agricultural
institute, attached to .the university of
Mlle, Germany.
The result of one of the experiments,
a cross between a wolf and L dog, was
confined in a cage, and -In the absence
et hid parents, the three-year.old SOU
oi the keeper played too near the cage.
The voracious animal stretched its paw*.
between the bars, and drawing it to-
wards tho eage gradually t,eit such a
firm hold of the child that the latter
eould not ceeape,
It then bit off one of the baby's arms,
and devoured it, and as no one saw
the child's plight tho wolf -dog started
at the other arm and ate it also almost
eempletely off, A rnan then happened
In come within hearing of the cleihre
moans, and released it from its terribTo
position.
The tide victim 1„vas at 01100 ‘'ealveyed
to the hospital where the two etumpshati
to be amputated. .
.10.4114.4.4.440
"Now boys:" eaid the Reuther, "how
many 1110111113 have twenty. -eight thwart
"All of then!' promptly replied the
scholar. at, the fOot of the classol.
*1
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
BERLIN HAS A NEW SWINDLE.
Hardima Man With Bargain Watch,
EasSeafarket Woman and Fake Sleuth.
Berlin, Germany, ha e aeveloped a new
variation of the confidence game. The
vietirn who has brought it to tight is
*Frau Elizabeth Andres, who keeps -a
stand in the Central Market on the
lAzed,
iekanderplatz, The poli.c, e are wonder-
ing how many others have been victim:-
Frau Andres was sitting at her stand
one evening about 6.30 o'clock waiting
fcr customers vvlien 'a shabbily ,dressed
man went up to her and poured a hard
luck story into her ears. At the con -
elusion, he produced a near gala watch
and semi -tearfully declared that his
necessities obliged hint to sell it for any
old* price. He begged Frau Andres to
take it for go marks-(ibout $5), assuring
her Abet it had cast him 10d marks and
was edit just its good.
The shrewd market woman scented a
bargain but she drove a hard one. She
finally became the owner of the watch
fct 16. marks,' ($4) and spent the next
hour admiring her purchase and patting
herself on the back.
- She had a rude awakening when a
shiernn man stalked .up to her and ea -
tatting a metal badge announced that
wae a Detective Muller of the peace
force and accused her of buying a stol-
en watch. The thief, he said, had been
arrested and. had confessed turning
Over to, her..
The woolen -wag terrified. She- shook
With terror -as if she had a ehili and of
entirse never thought- of question or re-
statance when the detective,laid an embargo one the watch and latormed her
that she Was under arrest as a receiver
of stoieri goods, e
While *the vvoman closed her stand
and prepared to go with him the de.
tective strolled toward the enlrance cf
the market. When she was ready he
beekoned to her to follow—they do these
things differently in Gerreany--and
started toward the nearest police office.
The prisoner kept him in sight for a
lane way, but he vanished in crossing
the Alexanderplatz. Having no sus*
cion- of the genuineness of her arrest,
however, she kept right on to the Police
Prefoeacotaly
tre'seeined to know anythi
Nng
about her there. She was referred' to
the Commissary In charge and lie speed-
ily divined that she had been swindled.
The police are still looking for the bun-
co men --which has a familiar sound.
10;010.0.4.1* ear.. .4.1WAlawie..4.4
BABY'S HE'ALTIL
Every mother who uses Baby's Own
Tablets foe her little ones has a solemn
guarantee that this medicine does not
contain any of the poisonous opiates
found in so-called "soothing"' medicines
and liquid preparations. These Tablets
always do good—they cannot possibly
do harm.. They cure indigestion, colic,
constipation, diarrhoea and simple fev.
ers, break up eolds, prevent croup, ex.
pc] Worms end make teething easy
Baby's Own Tablets have done more
to bring health, happiness and contentinent to little ones than any other
medicine known, You Call get Baby's
Own Tablets froth elly dealer in
eine, or or by mail ,;at 25 cents a, box ay
writing the Ine Medicine Co.,
Ilfeckville, Ont.
ONE SIDED.
Friend,: `Viola. a lot of marriarog
there litI78 been Otte year. Afaellage
,teems to be extretnely fashlobable,"
Cheerful 1(11(4: "Yrs, apecially with
'the women."
WOMAN Oto THE fata-la
ager Empress of Wad Laienad
flit() Unelanirs Virein Queen,
net secleaehaal everean, the Fah -agar
FiEfTCI,5 ef CU:2t1.,las Lean (-einem-at r1
te thiseaera ef Eerelleeci card 4%.4,c1ccini)lf
or iteoele. Her tee° of eira'ac2ee bee'l
enaleed her to eneentain her nelee-eity
in 0[ the WatOil and fraciee.,0 ilNq re
betlieet which, has beset (Ilea in ri-7cTit
year. io has alrenbing ven)te, in
ShO Lik0 Quecr)e
German, °Met, Who lately painte4 hce
pertraithas deeeribed expeeteercee
Tho painter made portrait 09 tee() to
life as could be, but this wae. entieely
unsatisfactory to the royal patron, Slio
is over 70 yearsaof age, but she wanted
a painting of a woman in the full bloore
of youth, so the painter bad to depict
her as a woman of 25. This venity,
which appears like weakness, has been
seen in many of the most powerful wo-
men and has much -to do in shaping
their lives. Some of the cruellest things
these women have done are traceable to
It, for, surrounded by courtiers and sy-
cophants, they are fed on flattery, until
they cannot live- without it.. They de-
ceive ma one, not even thereselveea but,
they never givdup the barna against old
age. The. Dowager Ernprese of China
has many imitators in al' stations of
life, from palttee o poorlaou'Se.
Often what appear to be the most,
trivial occurrences of life prove- to be
the most momentous. Many are dis-
posed to regard a cola as a slight thing,
deserving of -tittle consideration, and
this neglect often results in most sera
ous ailments entailing years of suffering.
Drive out colds and coughs with fliekle'e
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the recognized
remedy for all affeetions of the throat
end langs.
SUBTRACTIvat,
Sunday School Teacher: "Now, Willie,
how many eommandments are there h'
Willie: "Der wttz aen last Sunday, but.
Jake broke one, so 1 s'pose dere's nine
left:"
olds Whooping Cough, Croup, Coughs
f every description and ehlracter,
ung troubles, Asthma, Sore
hroats, ete., are all aired b VD:*
afe and permanent remedy.
or sale by all dealers,
lily 25 cents a Bottle,
n all sides we receive thousands of
estirnonials from grateful people
xpr.essing their appreciation of
is used In, tap championship league in Canada and United States. Costs f0
little more then the cheap kinds but isworth MUCII MORE.
STARR QUALITY THIROUCHOUT.
NOTE the Box Centre Bracket, andCombination Heel, tile re -enforcement of
which is not shoiwn in tae cut .
STARtil CO-, Limited,
Imam or eFui
HeN relief In halt an hour.—A lady
In New ork Rate, 'writing of her cure
by Dr. A wf1-$ Cure for the Roark says:
"I feel like -one brought back from the
dead, so grt was my nufferiiig from
heart trouble and so- almost miraculous
my recovery through the, agency of this
powerful treatment: I owe mY' life to
•
,Probably half the pleasure a Woman
gets out of life is due to her ability to
change her mind and complexion at.
LAZY OLD SORES, painful and "disfiguring.
will not linger long after treatment with Weaver's
Comte has been, begun 4lso cleanse the blood
with Weaver's Syrup.
A man begins to acquire wisdom when
he discovers that he is capable of mak-
ing just as many mistakes as his neigh-
bor,
Help your children grow strong and
robust by counteracting anything that
causes ilahealth. One great cause ef
disease in children is worms,. Remove
thern. with Mother , Graves' Worm , Ex-
terminator. It never fails.
Locusts are ,most prolific in Cypress,
where as many as sixty tons of their
eggs are destroyed annually. About 115.
minion eggs weigh a ton.
When Rheumatism doubles a man up
PhYSiciart and sufferer alike lose heart
and often despair of a cure, but here's the
exeeption. Wm.* Pegg.• of Norwood, Ont.,
says: .*"X was nearly doubled up with
rheumatism. X got three bottles of South
Araeriean Cure and they cured me. It's
tho quickest acting medicine I ever saw."
*
HIS AMBITION.
Visitor: "Well, my little man, how
old are you?
Jimmie: "Five."
Visitor ; "And whate are you going
t� be?"
Jimmie: "Six."
IdAItKTII/SD/STINCTION; A purely tical•
disease of the ski* like 'barber's itch, is cured by
Weaver's Cerate alone,* But where the blood is
loaded with inaparity, such as Salt Rheum,
'Wearer's syrup eiso rheuld he used. •
There was a' young fellow, Ian told,
Whosk wife was a terrible scold;
Stad he: "People say
A bride's given away, .
But it strikes PLO the bridegroom i
sold."
111•1,6•••••=o,
A Successful Medicine. — Everyone
wishes to be successful in any under-
taking in which he May merge It is
therefore, extremely Ygietifying to the
proprietors of laernielee's Vegetable
pills to knew that their effortto Vona,
pound tla Medicine which neould prove
a blessing to mankind„ have been atica
cessful beyond their expectationsrhe
endorsation of these Pills by the public
isaa guarantee that a pill has been pro-
dueed which will fulfil _everything
claimed for 11.
There is at least ono redeeming fea-
ture about our oir castlea ; we don't
have to pay taxes on them.
That Cutting Acid that arises from the
etetratch and almost stritegles, is caused
by fermentation of the food in the leo.
mach. It is a forefeet° of indigeAion
and dyspepsia. Take one or Dr. Von
Stan's larteapple Tablet, itnincdistely
after eating, and it will prevent this die,
trese and aid digestion. 60 in a box, as
cents: 16
NO NEED FOR IT.
o'Nfusie hath charms tia soothe the sa-
ve& breast," quoted the young lady
with a duvet*, as aluo eeated herself at
the piano.
"That may be," muttered a crusty
bachelor, "but there are 801110 of us in
this crowd who are eivilized and deserve
a little consideratioa."
If a Iranian is in a position to sup-
port a husband siel can afforid to do
without one.
WANTED•
Ladies to do plain end light, sewing
et home, whole or spare time; good
pay; eend htainft for full pertieulars.
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hainmei .and snips are the only foolserequit.ed. .
' We are the largest and oldest crompany of the ,kind under the British
" flag, and, have covered thousands of the best buildings throughout Canada.
making them .. , • ,
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MUNAL CEILINGS, in 2,000 designs.
Write Inc Catalogue No. 1411 and free samples of "OSHAWA." Shingles.
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He is a wise man who neVerlets his
wife know that he can pat up shelves as
well as a caraenter.
lit SURE YOU GET Tlit RIND Y0117 rfavn.
ALWAYS 11AD, ," The D L" Menthol Plaster.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, eta., ;lathing b better..
Made only by Davis db Lawrence Co. ,
Vanity isn't an -the official list of vir-
tues, yet unless 'a man has a good
UM of himself he will never amount. te
mud'.
Eyes and Nose ran , water.—C. G.
Archer, of Brewer, Maims, earl "I have
had., Catarrh fpr several. years. Water
would ''run from ray eyes and nose for
oUgh at a tithe. About four mouths ago
was induced to try Dr. Agnow's Ca-
tarrhal Powder, and since using- pie
' wonderful remedy I '-ohave not had an at-
tack. It relieves in ten minutea." 60
eente.-17
,Seine men have so little to worry
them that the operation of getting their
-hair out takes a load off their inind.
You cannot be happy .while you have
corns. Then do not delay in gelliaig a
bottle of Hollovvayre Corn Cure. It
rernoaes all kinds of corns without pain.
Failure with it is unknown.
•URCIIIN 'PHONES KAISER.
Tells "War Lordarliat 'Wants Impgr-
. ,
ial Order for Holiday.
When Henry Sclunidt, a schoolboy at
lionef, Germany, heard that the Kaiher
intended' to visit that, town, he said to
his classmates, "Here ie a chance for a
holiday. 1 will arrange it." —
instead of wasting effort and paper in
writing to court officials, Henry went to
the public telephone office and rang up
the Schloss Schaumberg, in Bonn, where
the Kaiser WaS staying.
"ifeno," he eaid, "is this the Schloss
Schaumberg? It is? Well, kindly ask
his Majesty to come to the telephone.
lien* Schmidt, wishes to speak with
him."
Nat dreaming that anybody but an
intimate friend would dare call up the
War Lord, a- coat messenger eought
his Imperial Majesty, who at onen went
to the phone. ,
The Kaiser's 'feeinige co.'n be imagined
when lie learned that tie person N,V110 *CO
peremptorily wat
lled to t,peak to him was
a schoolboy of Honer, but the Emperor's
settee of humor came to hie aid and lie
lietened to the bey'a petition.
The next day he tient one of his theta.
berlains aaitli a itieseage Henry
saying that 110) (11(;0i was to have a
holiday when he vicited
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STILL AT rr.
Scott : "My wife's mother has visited
us °ray once Pa Eve years."
Mott: "That isn't bad. When do you
expect her to .pay her second visit?"
Scott: "Oh, she hasn't got through
her first yet."
Trial Proves its Excellence. ---The best
testirbonial one can have of the virtue
of Dr. Thomas' Ecleetrio Oil in the
treatment of bodily pail", eepglie, coltis
and affections of the respiratoky organs,
is a trial of itlf not found the saver-
eign remedy it is reputed to be, then
it may be rejected ea useless, and all
that has been said N- ite praise de-
nounced as untruthful,
HOPEFUL
We laugh a little,
Sigh a little,
Sing our little song, .
And we have our bit sit trouble
, on the way;
flght our little worries
As we journey
In the throng, ,
But we know that hope- will
come some brighter day
gomitsuaram
Your Doctor
Can cure your Cough or Cold*
no question about that„ but --
'why go to all the trouble anti
inconve.nience of looking him lara
and then, of bavifig hispreseriattlen
filled, when you can sitep into way -
drug store in Canada and obtain,
at bottle of SIIILOWS
for a quarter..
Why pay two to five dollars
when. a twenty-five cent
bottle of SIIILOR will cure you
"W1(11211;kniYot? do as hundreds of
thousands of Canadians have
done for the pea thirty-foar
years: let SHILOH he your doc-
tor whenever a Cough or Cold
curs y
will
ailn"ntegagrisst:g baek up this otLtonent
allIWIT ll ou and alt
irrith a positive guarantee.
Tho noxt thno you have *
Cough or Cold emelt with
ILOH
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