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Wade Sound- and Strome by Dr. 'WM.
*MS' Pink PNIs.
11.ere ite pro -telly be tine ntee towri
of Peris, Ont., who detie Let elr.
feaearel tie Bobitrien, and wee Wait not
reatlay aticept wttrii when he says
that Dr. Vitellateee Eine: Pills curee
him el an ohetinate eese of leititiey trou-
ble after other treatment had failed to
give him more than. tempotiary
To a reporter 'or the Starefraanseript
Mr. lloititeson freely ga.ve permie,sion to
4 statement of hie case ie the
hope that Ws experierice might benefit
some sitfterer. •Ile ealtit el have
suffered from' kidney trouble for. about
.three yeers. Sometimes my back ached
EOVerely that I wee unable to work,
laid at tittles it was alea.ast impossible
fore me to straighten up. I had to uri.
elate very fre.quently and often had to
get up sever4 times. during the night.
.At different time, I was weer the care
of doctors, but I only got relief for a
three I aiso tried a number of tnedie
cinee and bacliactie plasters, but none
of them helpcd rite rind I began to think
the trouble could not be cured. One
day during a conversation with a friend
he asked me why I did not. try . Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, saying Rea he heti
used them and they had done hint inticlt
,good. I deckled. to try the pets and it
was not lotig- before"! felt greatly bette.
Med. I °metered using the pills for
seine time longer and I am glut to eity
that every vestige of the trouble has'
dieappeared and I AM now as well as
ever. Dr, Williams' Pink Pills have
proved a blessing torne and 1 gtaely
„recomuter.d them to anyone similarly af-
flicted," ,
Dr. Williams' Pink Pille are the great-
est cure be tee world for al/ the com-
mon ailments of men and women -for
all wealtn•eeses and weariness, one back-
aches and headaebes.ef anaemia; al/ the
heaviness ane distress of indigestion;
all the pans and aches of rheuma.tierill
sciatica, and ,neuralgia and all the 111
health that renews arie disturbance of
regularity in the blood supply. All
these ailmentsare caused by bad blood
and Dr. Williams! Pink Pills actually
mike new, thee red 'blood. They strike
straight at the eommon Toot 0! disease.
But you Must ref. the genuine pine wItli
the fell name Dr. .Williams' Pink Pine
tor Pale People on the wrapper aroundeach box. Sold at 50 cents a box or eix
bated% for $2.50 by • all dealers_ OP the
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
PIGEONS AS DOCTOR'S ASSTS.
. TANTS.
A .doctor in the north of Scotland finds'
icarrier pigeons Of much Use to him. He
has a, scattered practice, and when on
long rounds he takes several ,pigeons
with eiltue If one of bisepattentee-needs
aleettelee Immediately, howrites out a
prescription,- and by ,nteans- of the birds
forwards IL tQ,hismurgery. Here an ae.
teistant gets the Message, prepare.s the
prescription, and dispatches. the medi-
cine.
lf, after visiting A patient, .(he
elootoe, think:, he will be required later
,the day, he simply leaves a
igeon, with wh cb, he can be called if
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TERRIBLE RESULT
OF BLOOD POISON
iCITRONLC 'ULCERS: AND SORES FOR 6
IttAttS ZAIII-RUIC WORKED
' A ItIARVIELLOUS CURE.
• The wonderful 'settee of Zam-Buk, the
"herbal' balm in cases of chronic .ulcers,
sores, etc., is illustrated by the -experi-
ence of Mrs W E• Rice, of London
Junction (Ont.). She says. -
"For nine years I had been a sufferer
.from running sores on my legs caused
bioocepolsoning. I had tried every
leind Of ointment and salve that. 1 had
heard of but none of them. seemed
equal to My ease. ' Last winter I was
.vv*ors,e than ever, and could not bear to
stand on my feet. !or five minutes. The
pain was so , acute that, 1 could not
bear to have My slippers on. .
"I heard of Zeeri-Buk, and decided to
give it a fair tral. 'From first come
' mending nett it it did inc good; and
It has now cured ale. Whereas before
doutel not stand on my feet for five
'minutes at a time, I can now not only
stand,, but want About without feeling
any pain Whatever. I feel like a new
woman1 have waited to eee if the
cure was permanent before making
apy etatemerit, and noW I am Very wit-
libg to give my testimonyt 1 shall be
pleased to answer any inquirlee, and if
Orly one, cares to eome and see me, 1
shalt be pleaeed to tell them that, Zane.
Ittik ha e done for Inc."
It N by working such cures as the
above that Zane -Bilk hoe macle for it-
eelf Ile world-wide reputation. It is a
certain cure for cute, burns, bruisee.
6^zetria, piniplee. running SON'S, spread.
Mg soils, scalp . disea.ses, poNdned
:wounds, feeteririg sores, piles, uleers,
tad lege, abseeeees, bone, ringworrei,
erysipelae, scrofula, barbeies rash,
blackheads, acne,.,etiffetees' , rheumatism,
and all injured, diseased or inflamed
contlitiene 'of side, and tiseue. Of all
dru°iteists at e0ii a box. or postpaid from
the74ain-Bult. Coe Colborne Street, 'ro.
rent°, wee receipt of price. 6 be.;
for $2.50.
"Yen Nat guess what sister mid
tibout YOU just be -fore you erne in, Mr.
Iligheollar," said. little Johnnie. "1
baven't hit idea in the world, Johnnie."
"Thant it. You guteesed it tee very first
time."
In Nature's Storehouse There ere'
Curee. Medicei experiments have
Shown eenclusively that there are media
in even ordinary pitons
geowitig up around ue which givri"thent
A Value that cannot be estimated. it:
13 held by tome that Naturej itrotiieles
A !ars 'for every disease which negleet
• is ell Nverthi
„ s moy it tt-known'
4.4 ignorance have visited upon maul
f.
l'ailoAR's Vegetable. 'Pills, distille4
Irot rorrts and herbs,are a 8overeign
rettaitty in .curing all disorders of tafi
Oigsa
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SGIEl&iGiAGY FOR ALL
A. NEW CULT THAT MAY LEAD TO
• THE 31ILLENIUM.
Min s to. Ileatize a Lite Hitherto
Drawled el by Worldet
Thinkers.
"144anchester. England, has produced a
neve SO001 of thotight which bee beep
vbristened Spiensocraey.
Its followers believe that in days to
come the rule of many will be euper-
seded by the rule of 50! -21C'.
Their first general principle is free-
dom of individuality. Under its swae
men wotild regaid bread and labor es
the fundamental religious law of life.
Sciensocra,ts say that every man
should partieipate in the production, cf
those things ot which he enjoys the
fruiN.
•Government, they eerther say, exits
only that one class may keep another
in subjection, and tbey advocato the
adoption ot a definite, ettneistent, and
scientific policy,
"SCIENSADVISUM."
• - The Conservative party exists; acute&
ins to the followers Of the new cult,
to administer the country in the hetet-
este °Vette rulers. The IAberale exit -
as a means of checking the Conserva-
tives; while the Labor and Socialist par-
ties seek to break down the authority
of the others and substitute for pluto-
cracy a democracy which might be mote
evil in its effects.
The Sciensoorde Seek to achieve their
Objects by establishing, as a, first step;
what they call at "Sciensedneum,"ft
hAt10110,1 455010b4r Or SetelitiStS. convened
for advisory work, and open to every
man or woman with All Idea whiell
could be called to the affairs of life. ot
Instead of making laws as govern.
trim* now do, through. Parliament, the
Scieheadvisturt evened make laevethrough
its administrators, it being a belief ,with
the, followers of this, schoolof thought
that seelat science could be accelerated
just as 'rnechateteal ectieece has been.
IDEAL HUMANS.
TbeY Want to increase tlie 'vete bf bu-
MAn evolution, to bring order, out et
cleat:tee to feed the hungry, clothe the
naked; and. tiltitnately Abolish prevent-
ible disease and death..
They desire, to build up. a me of ideal
men and women, who shall have oppoe-
tunitiesof realizing "a life set% as
hitherto the world's geeatestethiekere
, have orily dreamed about."
The application of science to life will,
.they consider, restore the people to
health wealth and Prosperity.
•
EiStGLISIT MAT. WEDS MATADOR.
Idol et Spate Calitelted iteeleattglidet of•
weatthy Britisher.
•
One of Spain's most famous- torea-
dors,:Rafael Gonzaleze-farnitiarly known
as "Machaquitoet or • "The Little -I -Tame
met" -has just been married at Cartba-
gene to Miss. Clenientson, the daughter
of a wealthy British resident, •
Half the -women in Spain are envious
.of the young English girl, for ,Macha-
quito is the idol of the witole nation. 1 -le
was one ottthe most daring of the mate-
ders who appeared at the great Corona -
Lion bullfight*
After making hie. ,appearance, in the
arena and - saluting King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria, liegravely, marked out
a ring with his sword and stepped
it. it ibeTi ,of- applause went up
front the, vast audience, for the act sig.
al -Red that Machaquito would not re-
treat fr.orn teat spot until 'either 'he or
the bull was killed. Without stopping
from the ring he fought tiff the charges
of the bull until his sword had reached
its heart. .
It was at a bullfight. that Miss Clet
mentson first saw Machaquitoi and teen,
carried away be ais cool daring, she
theew.. her ean to him. The matador
picked it lip, kissed it, and the courtship
ltegan ,from that. day. For the Corona-
- tion bullfight . elachamete. received
$1,500 in addition to innumerable gifts
.ot jewellery, and his revenue, •and his
reverele, At a low Ostiniate, anleUrita to
-$$6,000 a year. 1.
:
, WIVES AS, LOTTERY,PIIIZES. ,
That marriage is , a- lottery is, not
merely a figure of speech in the pro-
vince of Smote*, Russia, it is an ac-
tual fact. There four times every -year
a lottery is held, the capital, prize being
a young country girl, with sometimes a
good dowry in sheep. The rice ' of a
4,
ticket is about 81. cents. Al . single
draWitlir li,;IX10 tickets' are sold: I1 e who
N fortunate enougil to draw the 'reeky
'tickethas his alternetive-he may marry
the girl if she- pleases, him, also -gaining
thereby, $6,000, in,addition to whatever
the girl brings with her as dowry; or If
the "prize" he queetion does net Please
him, he can turn the ticket over to a.
friend. .
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TRADE SECRETS..
The hvo oleest seeret trade processes
now exietence are saki to be the
manufacture of Chinese red, or vermil-
ion, and the method of inlaying the
hartitest steel with gold and silver, Which
Mies to have been practiced et Darnast
ells agesago, and is known only to the
Syrian smiths est!. their pupils ellen to
thie day.
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st..,. 1,7 ,K\i \D\.NNI;far.
RetteurtiAll;
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LONDON EAST END I1tI1INES.4. !Does tit
Ribbon of Loudon Pay* Tribute to Ilonw„ Doesn't
shrink
ot East End Workmen,
"Let a man lea ie vietrezee eael the
Bishop of Louden, ta a afherilag of 4,-
000 teen ia the Peepie"e Plae. Mile
• End, 1,ontion, "let ben ea a Straight-
forward honest man, and iove his wife
•ane :tee love him, arid there na bap.
• pjer tenne in •ati tee wale than the
home of a woriting man in East Lon-
• don,"
'rho B'shop added that he knew the
• Men of the East End. He had been
round to more of their hornet; than tbe
could eount, and had married as nierty
as forty-nine of them on a Christmas
Day at, Bethnal Green.
Ile wished to unite them in a chive
Ovens spirit towards. Wendell, end to
form a league of public opinion which
-should eet its otace against conduct un-
worilty of a man.
OILCANS BESTOW A PROMINENT
CANADIAN ARTIST. t.
One of the most impressive curee of
Indigestion and ellied ailments ever
reported has, just been effected by Bit -
eerie. The eubjeot.ts Mr. Arthur R.
Hand, the prominent artist teacher of
'Tainting- on china, leather, glasse-etc.
residing at 2 Woodgreen Place, Toren.
to, ,
As a teacher of painting, Mr. Hand
has Matte for himself a wide repute.
lion, but his work was interfered with.
considerably*by acute attacksof diges.
tive disorder. Ile says; '
-"I suffered agonies for manilla pre-
vious to taking 'Ilileans, resorted to ail
kinds of remedies, but found only tent-
pOrary relief. Tee indigestion came en
Witte suddenly, soon after eating, and
ceused me terrible pale. There was a
constant feeling of unconitortable full-
ness in the stomach, pains in the, chest
and under the shoulder.bladee and rift-
ing and belching of gas.
I had. constipation so 'batty that no
medicines seemed to have any effect on
the bowels'. f -dieted it -great deal, but
*the slightest food brought the, same dis-
tress. After taking a few Bilearts 1 ex-
perienced ease and comfort after tnealse
sa I. purchased a supply of this Veget-
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1.
" teeteetteeteeet
"
'Selene& Frog Fanner Raise* Value o
• ' induitry in Unitd eState*.
'Tile iii,:i:AA‘S or cafe:Ling Wee for
reerei t in ific:1 Uniti•d Stati7i -.-1,,di f timer
- ly carried on in a tbieuttery kind ot way
ity beye ill, %Vila of a likete pocket
neiney,- satee Mr, , lettere B. Seine in the
.
Wide Weal NIeleaett. Wilkie recent':
yi,liars,, ii0V0'-'1,-Pr, ale demand has lieceeie
Sif gre.",,it, that. it 'i,i, etiritted on. teeeteinat
Wally in fifteen :Ades* .
A3 the enteestrieicti hunting of .frogste.
.in s.pite of their remarkable 'feceintlity------
thretiten,pd their praittreal eXiiiiCh011.
• Sagad0119 Ilii!,0P1e S0911 set about area,
' writing, and arraegitig to. propagate
them artificially*. ' . .
Toeliey, thanes to the skill of the
• .scientilie frog farmer . arid the everen.
. creasing demands of the Anieriaan con-
sumer, the industry is valued at $150,600
1.1410‘ FARMS.
101
huthe�oft
warm feel
the skin enjoys.
Doesn't itch.
Made for :nen, wo-
men stud little folks,
in * variety of sty I el,
brie- stud prices,
1,7eoetterize cloilerimP
tiadeneter to it cet cest.„ !oily
read faulty ist imateriel IOW*• antitially.
It is a -pleasure to commeneupon the
eonservetive methoeie etriplotied by tiae
G. & C. Merriam Company in the pub-
lication. of the Webster's. International.
Dictionary.: Not every littIe sang word
or phrase is put into thebook regard-
less of its scholastic or Ilegittetic
lies. It Is this eionservelisie, backed t Y
tho etettoluship of the etIttoteinteldef,-
Williton 1'. Harries, Ph. De Lee D.. late
United, States Commissioner of Educe-
tiori, And hundreds,. Of othersofthe
greatest educators of this and other na-
tionswitich has made the International
the standard in the United States Su-
preme Court and all the State Supreme
Courts, also the ,standard of the.: Gov-
ernment Printing Ofilce, and the basis
ot nearly all tb.e , schoolbooks in, the
Country. It is indorsed by every State
School Superintendent, universally re.
commended by College Presidents arid
Educators, and Adhered to as standard
ey over ee per .cent. of -the newspapers..
Should you not ,own such a bookie Get
the best.
-Clara : "That man Grace- married is
old enough to be her %there' Myrtle:
"Ole, I think TIN age has been. exagger-
ated; very few people live to be so old
'lis Beat." -- •
table remedy and left all other reneedies•
mete,. paeans ettee4 me. Now my rood One trial of *Mother Graves ' Worrn.
digests very nicely' ,and my .bowels act -Exterminator will convince YOU that it
rate nate/11ily. has no equal as a worm medicine, Buy
.411, a few, moutatai through, the use of `a bottle and see if it does not please
Bileens, my weight increased, from 125 .Yotl. •
teiOns5 eressundsfa,t'„ butThlsincrease, healthy
riot . oNs wAy To ,FiND otyri
rieRio . The Lover -I'm afraid I can't live
Not only for indigestion, butt for con- 'without tier. • •
sepation, piles, neneral debility,. quite- 'The Cynic -Why don't you marry hee
Into, female ailments, rheumatism, blood aria see?
impurities, liver and kidney complaint, —
headache, dizziness, wind, etee BileaBS‘ Allammon know what it is to have violent
are widely recomeneneted. They are taill-AZt: isttklo;64.ethitirr,r1 rr, pelgi
'purely herbal end -do not merelyIP .1z.!
-- • p..4ter over the seat of the pain: i0iUdti MOrila
Ilev4 these ' ailments -they cure them, tu give you eentfort thArt anytetee.
Permanently.. All druggists sell Pi1ans
itt 50e."a box, or post free from the 13i1- -cautery Aunt; "Reuben, 1 don't know
ean Co-, Toronto, on reeeipt et price. whetber to telegraph or net before 1 pay.,
6 boxes 'for- $2•56• that promised visit to our niece." Coun-
, .
, ------tee----e , , try Uncle; "Vehe so?" "Well, tf I don't
.
FREE BEDS Fort cAi.s. _. .teivetiph she weal be at home, pee_
haps, and if .I domaybe she will go. off
In an animal hospital in Philadelphia visiting." . . -
there is a free bed for caNeendowed by • . — ° -
a servant, Ruth Darling, who died in
that City some years age. she had at. ire Starve is .a Fatlaey.-The dictum to
ways liked animals, and left 'ber savings heti long 11 oc;&113Yc:zillrOdavelilidDirstin
ston eating -hen
t=', -Provide free treatment of cining pets 'Stares l 14 bean / - - - Von,In the Maher Animal Hospital, tvhere it ley ere 17:Pee tTitt'llaltiotIligidtethal
cornmodieus iron tri'tiubilift, it has proved that Oral may Cwv
eVerYthing he '
takes the form of a
cage with the inscription "The Ruth.- etetliattihelt,triu.:natikn_erteemtnegbi:tn4takea after the
Darling Berle on It in gold letters Thisite ta :the Stotaach in doing its
work 60 in a box, 35 eents.-24 '
bed has always ietionte liet of cats', wait- '
Mg to be treated. During one your as --......„. ,
He : "I don't like your friend, Miss.
'inn•n•Y 43 fifty-six tvgre etteed for. Knox. She told an acquaintance of
mine that I was a perfect idiot.", She :
"Oh, I'M sure she didn't mean. it. She '
knows as well as anyone else that no
LITTLE LIVES SAVED.
Many a tittle life is lost because the
mother does not have the means et
hand to aid her little one at the fiest
signs of illness. In hotnes *here Baby's.
Ovvb. Tabletare kept the mother al-
utiys feels a sense of security. These
'Tablets cure eolic, indigestion, come -
4•444•••40ra.0•011.14*
Pritselia the priee of mettleirie
regulated by the State, and eenew price-
, list issued anriealty.
. Many inherit weak lungs, and as dis.
'ease usually assails the wealteet point,
these pereens are eontinually exposed
te attacks of coid and pulmonary dis-
turbancest The sPeetlY %lee - Iliettlette
Anti Consumptive Syrup well be found
a preventative and a protectiorit
strengthening tee organs so that they
are not so liable to derangement from,
exposure or abrupt .atmospherie cbang.
es. BloitIV$ Syrup is cheap and good.
441.4.4444, .
44You say he's trastetortetyr • 'I'd
trust him with my life." "What?
"Well-er-that le, provided my life was
not ensured in hts favor."
An litheritabe 41zreakrittlgs Its kabandicp llnig:
Ilrttj but cozhwilltiltasareatanttuelitIlifroin
this dangerous defeot, Don't trifle with unknown,
aurealls,
Dealer in Second-liand Garments (to
lissistant)--"We can't mark this suit
'Fashionable, lee too shaeby.'" Asst
ant—"No, bet you mioht marls it `V"ery
mecb worn." • .
• ,
'Death or ittnittl seemed the only alter-;
native for a well-known stiA highly' re-
spected lady of wir4hant, Ont.. who hadi
travelled over two continents to a yaw.;
tearele for a mire for nervous debility';
1,nd dyspepsia. a friend recommended'
South Amerlean Xervine. One bottlel
helped. six bottles cured. 8,nd her own(
Procure from year droggio4
neon 't412* Throet fond Lung*, heals
andel/sr Itiffemmotion„ cures Cough*,
Colds, Sloarocus" Whooping. Cough**
Croup, by -removing tbo IMMO.
Isiothing bettor for Children.
Price roe. and osei a bottle, Dr: T. Alk
• Slocum, Limited, Tomato.
Patents Secured Free
I prepare( pateat applications fres of
Charge. If you have alt invention *end
.sloitch to -day 'for free opinion. 24 yeas*
experlenete
F. rillsk.'52 $t. lin** St., 11411061teeV
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mcatsoosteabeereetioterost4ettvti, mew
Prneticat.tittractive,LvdPg,Roliot4.1.09sisat
ave. 0.5,0002:reww neitifrages,'S000ldo0-,,
Coorictst.Sciossifie.01;Trnao aidAistbadtsi,
mike*. Editof its. eh W.T. Dams, Ph.D..
ILSICosar, of Edo. IlichootAivards
Ills S. Louis *ad the PortiontWalitiesta,
IS IT IterTlike013111TIOLICAN SELECTP
watotiro4
leeaoW•itlianockm.
%it* 'for "'The stogy of *1300W Dept .
0.40,.?pitiatiANCO.,liarittalteld.atatal.
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written teetimene eteees, welt' theset About tbe only ditfereri between a
words: "Xt 'has saved ray lite,.. -720
1103$ : I'Ve` refused many,
man.y offers of marriage." Geeboy (ab-
senterniridedly): "Very thotightful and
considerate of you, I'm sitreir
9 •
Hard and soft corns cannot ,withstane
Holloway's Corti Cure it is effeetual
everyttime. Get a bottle at once and be
,
Tom : Are you deaf to my pleAd-
Mgt" Eve: "I am." Tom: e"But what
if 1 were to offer.ybe diernond ring?"
Eva: "Oh,. I Am not stone-deaf."
r *tie
Mi, ;ors are _ntlieence onss o a au
whose"face is branded. with eczema. Ms own
Vittlf1V611;h:::3tse hitt Eg. anhiPin°!hisginz
e e ra an P Y blood
Weaver's Syrup'
'tittle Giri: mamma is awful
eiricL Is yours?' Little Boy t "Orful V'
Little Girl: But she lets you go 4113r -
where you want to, and -7' Little Boy:
"Oh, she ain't so strict with me." Little
Giri; "Then who is she strict with'?"
human being istaesolutely perfect."
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A Medicine- for.the 'Miner's Pack.-Pre-
spectors and others going into the min».
ing regions Where doctors .are ,few and
dreg stores' not at all, should provide'
pallor/, simele fever-, cliarrhoeate teeththemselVes with a. supply of Dr. Thomas'
ing troubles and other Minor afirn.eios .Eclectile Oil, It will offset the effects
of babyhood. and childhood. Baby's •cf expoeure, reduce, sprains,, and when
Own Table's always do good -they 'cell- taken internally willprevent and,. cure.
otitis and .sore throat, and as a lubri-
cant stele keep the, nausales in good eon-
ditiont. * •
not possibly do harm. Thousandsi af
mothers keep these Tablets in the house
and use no other' triedieirie for their
611(lren. Mr.s. Wm. Brown, --Deer Park,
Tororito,esays: "e find Baby's Own Tab -
Jets of the greatest help to •my little ones good mane of ti,V0 things that will help
and would not. bewithent them." Sold you to get up in the world, and they
by all Medicine dealers or by mail bt are—ft eYearY Wiggete: "An alarm
25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' clock and a stepladder-elt, sir?",
Medicine Co., 13roc1vi1le, Ont.
The Girl: el have been ttold that the
eighth, day of the tnonth is the luckiest
to be married on:" The Cynic: "You
were misinformed, my child. It's the
eighth day of the week."'
Mr. Ativize: roust 'know,'Iny
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Peer the "Carat of the Tropicste the sib*
and tedious reeoverieS from OA and all Isther
• diteabe "lesorint"' trio best tank. rowet.
her the mune, 4 rintitOlTria,"
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NVIIAT, IS A ',WASTREL/
Meaning of Now Popular Term Apptipt
to Oid London's Spendthrifts.
The use of the term "Wastrel," which
has been universally applied to the So-
cialists, Progressives, andother muni-
cipal spendthrifts, Is becoming so uni-
versal that it is interesting to read the
following account of the derivation et
the word and its use in varous parts
of England whch lees been prowled for
us by a distinguielted
"Wastrel" it properly a subetance
thrown away beetruse it is useless. It
ie used for rubbish end refuse.
In law it is- the term employed for
we:4e land, for inetanee the land in
fieruwall roveree with tin refuse from
the mime to eahl to U0 in wesboelie
Abottt eti yearago the melte° sprang
up of ealling pereonseteuch as the "tub
merged tenth" or neglected thildrch -
"wastrels" because they were of no flee*
Also, in • stone parts of Entilaed a
opendthrift IS called a "wastrel."
especially 50 ,said in Yorkshire and
Cumberland. A "wastrel -shop" (in
Yollesitire) Is it place where work 13 ex.
pensively, ant yet bad y done.
The idea ot wale runs through •the
mined in all ite eignifierinee. A' knife
that Is made for .show and not for use
ealled a wastrel. AO in Laneashire'
creoked, (limp dishes and plates sold
by wandering poetmen aro: generally
called "wastrels."
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Little Boy: "Pa." .
South American -kidney Curs is the -
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• SCHOOL FOR POLICElefEN.
There, is ti policeinente college in St.
Petereberg to train .epplicants or 'the
foroe.. It' .consiets of a Museum corn
-
bitted with the school, where the pupils
Mike 'themselves familiar with the tools
ofcritranalseejemmies, drills„ chisels.,
and contrivances for robbing -collection-
boxes, a special field of Russfan thieves.
The. Ilus,sien passport system is studied
It .deteill. The dukes ot the dvorniks,
sort of - assistant .police, are taught.
They keep watch on the .residenees, re-
port- on the habits, ef .tertants, their
visitors,examine. the papers 01 .netv-
' ()niers, and direct Ahem to report them-
elve$ at, the police -station*
Irma, Wsuite. /void,* Scratehe* and C
eVery 'form, of contagions Itoli On human 5
or anim ala tod 10 30 Minutes by. "Virot.
fordid Sanitary Lotion, It ,never
Old Quiverful,-"And so you want to
take our da.ughter from us -you want
to take her /tomtits suddenly, without
a word of warning?" Young Goslout-
"Not at all, ir if there is anything
about her you want to warn me
against Fin willing"to listen."
ASTPNISIMO-THE ROCT#R.
Plingclan Said Slie Might Drop Dead
- •At Any Time.
• "The Doctor told
me l'had heart dis-'
ease and was liable
to drop on the street
at any time," says
etre.. Robert Eaton,
a Dufferin, Ont.
, "I was afraid to
draw my breath, it
pained Ille se. ' 1
W its nervout, short
of breath, had diz.
Mrs. Hobert Eaton ziness, loss of appe,
file, smothering and sinking spells, and
could not. sleep.
"Sometimes I would have to lie down
to• Item front falling. My hands and
feet would ceent to go to sleep and a
Sort of ntunbitess would come all over
!AC.
"I began using Dr., Leonliardt's Anti.
Pill. Vroth the start 1 ithproved. I feel
• much stronger, look better, and alto.
t
;ether Anti -i11 has made a, new wow
'i/tea. of me,
1 "I ent entirely (trod." ,
All D,aMra or the Witson-Ityle CO.
Lintited, Niagara Falls, Ont. •
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famile jar and a family rowis that the.,
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' A Cure for - Costiveness -Costiveness
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prn-
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te thee' 'pottier in this respect. •
But few people •rernain in the self-
satisfied Plass after they once get. ace
quaintett with themselves.•
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Mrs. Borem-"1 am mmosed to e
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bcleeve, tha.te liquor righeey used la a
benefit to hurntmity. 1 am fully con-
vinced thatwhiskye was once •the xrieans
of saving my life." Miss Cutting -"Per-
haps it did, but I fail to see hew that
proves it a benefit to humanity.".
•
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