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$1, rattentairea rof.r. hhealti altar. 0444
,4er 4t,rtf0.0,45tInatt4,441-10gattattrttin
flteno ViaiOnttanre ; (told ltattt
;•-n• feeling et *a:eight elide fun
:7 1)4i'not matie 'the mistake of
01114 tliat theee ore, diSeaseei in
• 4itineelves. and bee eatielled with relief
tor the time .being.
*alai;
It Means that. ,the blood has iviconie
- IMpure and thin and cannot carry
*MAIO- nouriehment to the nerves to
keepthem healthy and, able to do their
• work. -
There. 19 .only- one way to prevent the
anal breakdown of the nervee and. the
more wious diseases which follo.w. PACKED 1:1\h THE FROZEN NORTH.
Thee/400d must.he made rich, red and
pure, and Dre Williams' Pink Pills ts ."Pacired away in the frozennorth.
e
the only medicine that cart do this she has been practically in refriger-
pro rn p t ly and effectively. Every dose ator, maintaining her youth and the
of her venerable liantere,
et this medicine helps make new blood slout heart
and strengthens the wak el worn-out while in less* frigid. Zeriel3 the aa,orld
nerveee -----ereew4eavaSeeeteelesee.,..aemeee-has been getting older and older; salts
Frederieten. have been superseded by StOfft..-ff:W
• 'was cure• d b Dr witeame. tees ,been replaced bY sleek the old salt
Pink Pills -after suffering from nervous of Captain Marryat's *Atte has had to
breakdown, whieti resulted in partial intik° way for the modern sailor -me -
paralysis Of the -face. She says: "The
trouble came on quite •gradually, and
at theeoutset I did not pay much at,
tention to it-. Then it grew more seri-
ous, and there 'Wee h ,generalbreak,
down, of the nerves, which was follow-
alep
1ieTrareorimi51e`..WITTaits-7oW"
shape. 1 was leerier ..doctee'serare.
for a eotteile7cif rnontlei, and one -treat-
inent after another was tried without
benefit. By this time I was confined to
nry room.. and. the.doctor told Me he
could not ,cure me. Atmest in despair
• i V4,11S persuaded to 'try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. The improvement was
ekiw, but the bufkling up of h run
&vim nervous system naturally is
skrer. Slowly- but surely this medicine
(11 t Its work,and after a time I was
•• able to again opine down Metre. From
that on the improvement ewas much
-end naiv
ever i was In my life. My friends look
upon my cure as almost miraculous.
Dr William's' Pink Pills did for me
what the best medical treatment failed
to de -they .brought Me back god
health."
It is the. blood) building, nerve restor-
er in: Dr. Pink Pills
- that enable thern to cure such troubles
as anaemia, rheumatism,. the. after et
ledse94 la drIPPer indigestion',
• nL Vitus dance, partial- paralysis
and the secret ailments of girlhood and
*womanhood. Sold .by all medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 50e. a box (le six
toles for V.50 from The Dr. Williams'
niedicine , Brockville, Ont.
•••-r,
LOST fOR IIALF CENTURY Vtlr the eeeue by elaanee. Ile bed came
antten teem the Reeelate, which by
41Oetnan 414 Ent: it Wen:1.Pa rrailfnata
tititture traind ail Ids &ulna oeme to
Ik CEC,43 floste. 11E5 hones were cen-
tred on vOgLiugt ve the Inoretiga.
to, °ILI he- Ilaeuglit gettitteranirce
teem the Itesutute, and 6eclag the in-
cident out to a !inlet. Benno awning
to a aura elect:sten, tie went aireees ter
the Reseluten Name he eonfereett vial)
Catitnin I1y ilna tine Ine nth
raren mann- hire 'men t,eit tr4nntnttntfe
.ined' lin tied Ito ;atteanattte hut ta ttiatn
tent 'is' An; Ittiteetineettq, tie': nee fate and acena
VESSEL SENT IN SEA,B FOR SIR
5trange titetry ol tne Inveetigetor
0.4s Re* rotund A,ov
5 , •
• .P5" 011, thee. -„gaea.tint,
ant try, tate 41, aftiv ••
601,,c.trunt ' eeenee; ,tta'a
40nntitt*Ile taalaventeteler "k. Ran
retetiond.'ef Mateetynt ntintelea
Vesnatatter avearleatiencna tne .titit Int U.
gOtAttn9t4t*Ittitntnt#14'lltinttnt.
'addict eneka*Onntartarlitttl tagaaVt
kibit, Franklin end hin cOurageocin eerie
panions," „seiya The Telegraph. ' "Now
ali the !11c 2s5 ot tWe aaxteus,, he-
roic times have teen ono more revived
&d
the report that whalers have found
• 'Ag* ptpo tnee;iree,t.0 Itaa.
iite..; , .
me tit ttbat rie 01"Ws/I''
git.01'. 'wan tre the ;foe emelt...W/111'e
tor tan atal ntecW
iattiCtrtntaan'tintrel:t tVittt
grip a ter the Lapse of fifty-six years.
Our New 'York correspondent eels sug-
gested that the old man -of -weir !nay
Oen be sufficiently sound to be navigan
el aceues the Atlantic to her yid home
country.
HOW EINK-EILLERS ARE KILLED.
Ifhe Dreadful Fate 'Which Sane of Them
Undergo.
These amongst the assassins of the
late King of -Portugaleind Ids son WU
tell victims to the sabres and bullets
al the soithery and police were lucky.
For evrn in these hummtuntarian days
the lot -of the regicide, wnen caught; is
not ust&ally a veV envienie one. To
be hanged Is the least he can expect.
. Perpetual sotitary imprisonment is a
tar Imre dieadful fate. It drove Brest',
the assassin of King Humbert of Rely,
.4,te suicide. and it has transforrned Lluc
who murdered- the EMISIV.Ss01
• Austria, into a hopeless imbecitec.,
Amongst the pi:otters irnpLcated in
the murder of the tate Shah of Persia,
one was tortured to death in prison,
whpe'another was incased in wet plas-
-e-of.pitrise Whiehe einesettingeestele y
eruSlied the 'life out of him. , . Three of
the assashis of a previoes Shah were
boiled alive in huge conker pauldrons.
So late as the year 1831, the tem
ittavrom:chaelie, who slew Ceunt Cape
d Istria, the first prendent of Greece,
were immured with claw bricir walls,
built round them up to their chins,
end supplied with salted' food (but no
drink) u•ntl they died'. -
neurons, Who attempted the life •of
&Jag- Louis XV., was first barbarously
tieetured; and. then torn to pieces by
WIN) horses. This awful riuntshment
carricd out in. onneof the
aptiarratpat equines of ---Paris no --longer
than March 28th, 1757. litavailac,
o assassinated Henry rr, ettaltranee-,
etifferen a similar fate.
The murder of Salim III. of Turkey
Wee Publicly impaled, lingering five and-
* bar days hi greedier Weritent. Tbant
Who did to death his Immediate suc.
lets.sor,' Mustapha IV„ were tortuted
and starved on alternate days, and de.
attired el sntep 4by n1g1114 until death,
tame to their relief.
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niereeterted V' the atentta Star, and
teeelead Engtand On.Sentember 28, 1854,
13113148 TEXEING TOR
184 lagfiLilliS TIN
-When baby -is --Se taing. ehea whole
heuechold le tweet. lie tei der little
PIM • ere Inflamed and se, lktn, tile
!WOElittle child suffere end e ten cries:
day Iliad raght, wearing elle niotter iiit
and,l'i ceplieg the Peet *Jr ,the tcwilly en-
edge,i : ifeC ilie liattiteh Where Deby's..Own
rablets nre,need there.“is Re sttcP .wor'''
The Tablets"• alley Ihe 'intleirenae
tiot,:k1W.411' tile Itatitatinn atial4Ithtntt Vie
ttqli'lltiOug4 fiptute4ii:t str-*; '8, W14."
Ilonts.; -st;AO,....4.1-.41, Ont., §n)-kt ,'N'tY- ii '
.babyeenfteiiiel.--learibly ;viten getttill•'e t
te.e4,li' and, the , dietee 4:ttint.th,dtt Aneltil
''44ttco .-fAX.'zir,'114tiyi4 -t.i..le
-t 4)104 And toildid tiee-to /Mich goiel
that I eaneot sey tetotigh.iii ileer fever.
You allay ,le 'sure that I eiliveys lieep
after • an. absenee' -of .fomr. years and.lhe.,Tahlets in, the house now.'old
.t. all medieine dealers or by mall at
25e. per box trete' The Dr. Williainie
Aledicine Co., Brochville, Ont. •
_
eight months. It WaS en evenitu wee'
ago. and now the home -coming,
Investigator, after hal a century
,nn Ata
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the
erat
Meet
CHILD'S SEVERE BURNS.
Healed by Zaimatuk.
The little girl of Mrs. Lewis B t of
Curb -etc P. recently tell against\ tiie
etove and burned her forehead eery
badly. Mrs. Beet .says:- "The burn
wae about tie -size .a a fifty cent piece
and was near the bone. It made my
little girl's eye swell tin it almost shut,
and then she got cold in it. R began
to run, matter wrry badly, and I could
atelnkttkAirengtgnitholettetkatkatirAtand.
every night and morning. At last
sent for some &unlink 'which soon
stopped the matteration and very quick-
-lv healed the wound. I have never
charte. le the, lore of the sea every- a burn heal so quickly, and 1 a:Insure
thing has changed since her Malealtr's Zam-Ban nee no eqeal. for .ouriag eutee
ship' Investigator began her long rest cr
be the Rip an In • the ice. lf she is really rescued
Winkle a the eaEeLerYof es-Zilsn qu7k..aurni;ButyielmsAltil vd tisk-
she will
world's fleets. She will need to be ree All druggists and stetreeefiffeeenteedebeence
"st4iireete-teitenftgifkeiesgini.OsAlker -
other British port on fil_e caner—MO et
the Attanti and_iben. ulade'reSaelleWilh_ num relF_ .ftrennemosts.
the\ White EnsIgii1 the Linton leek
battling wisth the breeze, she eleduld Experhurots Demoastrate the Value ot
make her furrow once more acroes the
Mercury.
water to her long-lbst home.
"Practically 8111 who sailed in her That Mercury ram be used as an el -
have gone, though Admiral -Sir Vesey fective weapon against the ravages of
Hamilton, 'who was the mate of the tuberculosis is deserted by Naval Sur -
companion ship Assistance, is still alive germ Barton Lisle Wright in the last
to tell the story of the struggle with issue of the United States Naval Itua
tar; elements over fifty years ago. The Min. . .
investigator was commanded by one of Administered by deep muscular injec-
the herees of Arctic exploration - the tons, the inereprial treatment under -
lute Viceetdrairal-Sir Robert -Jane-Le- -takeneby-Dr: Wright ,basethuse-farebee
tMesiirier McClure, who wes born at se. zu.ccessful that general attention
Wexford fifteen roonths after the bat- has been directed to the results, and
tie of Trate-War. Medical Inspector C. T. Ilibbert, with
other authorities, is conalneed that
IN SEARCH OF FRANKLIN. scienee sh.ould look more deeply into Me
imbibe of mercury as a specific for the
"In 1848 he was offered and accept,
ed n appoinrment as first lieutenant dreaded disease.
_ Dr. Wright firet observed the effects
in. bee Meleety'e slap Investigator
61 mercury on tubercular patients in
the \Rip Vale Winkle of the British -
e spring of 1905, during the latter
firet.\ She had been purehaeed orom th
thmercbentervleeand was about part cif tour Of duty at the United
e ' e,
States Ni avai Hospital, l'effimeo , a.,
to leave England to make the first of
where the Bureau of MedSur-
hid from the world's view all traces C.
Medicine and .
many efforts to pierce the veil *which
rery had established a temporary camp
to the treatment of tubel-culosts. He
of- Sir Jehn Franklin and his oempan-
&
had under his cere patients infected kris. England' at the moment was in-
n fever of nervous excitement; all eyes
pulmonary lesions of Mesh
With the disease and Idureil that the
patients im-
were on the pathetic but courageous
proved rapidly under the Influence of
figure of Lady Franklin, hoping against
hoe° and prepared to risk her all on mercury. He was at the same time
adthinistering other reinedife, but 41. be -
the faint chance of rescuins her hus-
band and his daring party 17orn death,
came evident to him that the mercury
ut, at least finding seine traces of them. was the agent most effective in COM -
Sir James Clark Ross was the captain hating the disease.
Last September, Dr. Wright had an
of her Niaiestyis ship Investigetor. This
officer, his first leutenant and Admiral opportunity to Again prackse the teat,
rnent in California. The first results
daring assistants,
Si- Leopold McClintock, one of his ,most
have all passed there were not satisfactory, but when
away. The Investigator, in company the- quantities of mercury Injected wene
Increased immediate .and decided irre
with the Enterprise, went outeby way
prevenient look place.
ef Lanotaster Sound, and wintered at
Several practically hopetess cases
Leopold Island, near the northeast
haws been given the treatment, and
paint of North Devon. 11.10 two ships
i.
made a fruitless search, and in the tot-
It s asserted, steady improvementwith
lowing year came back.
gain of strength and weight, ha sre.
suited
LAST VOYAGE TO THE NORTH. .
"By this time the Government and DANISH GIRL GOT CARDS.
the whole nation were in a condition
recktese determination to 'eolve the Australian School Girls All Clamed
mystery; it kee be_ solve11.1 Plane - Title -of fleverestes
to.* a renewed effort were immediately
i
A Dansh girl, \living in ber• father's
witted.. Canatain Coliinson wee given
house in Denmark, having probably
the cemmend, with the Enterprise as tmard
mething about Sydney, au.
the senior Infilear's 11.3)., 'and McClure. stralia, and anxious to add to her tel -
who had shown himself well fitted for vtion of. postcard views from Austra-
the post by his resourcefulness and en- ha, hit upon a plan, the -sucee o
companion vessel, f
ergy, was Riven the Tnroaand of Ow
the Id Investigator. which will probably astonish her. Hav-
ing selected a card with a very pretty
The expedition also included the As- enrol scene of. the hem° vrhich she
eistanee, In which Admiral Hamilton thed, the little maiden oddressed the
served, and the Resolute; but the lat. card in Enos.n.
le" snips had a more or less indepen- "To the cleverest girl
fp , the biggest 'school in Sydney, and
dant eommassion, under Captain Aus- twMild she please eend a card in m-
ien; they were to search the Darrow turn?' The card xvtis. delivered by the
Strait. Our concern is with McClure, peeiman to the wet school t,rt
and -thtt -InveStIgaiktr 0114- Enter7P18t"`Elizatiteth street: The pupils. numbering
The vessels sailed from Plymouth on wine. 50€4. arer goiaargetrulvard.
ranietrY go, 18-ra, and sinee that, event- a earel to their unknown Danish frieni.
ful day no one in England has cast
eyes on the former little tnanhe wel, therefore, receive 600 post-
onware- , tants.
ehe IS only of 500 or 600 tons displace- ea_e_ive_e_e_e_
ment.
Signale of Danger.-4Iavie you !est
BAY OF GM§ MERCY. your appetite? Have axitt e coated
'
Ultimately the Invtongue? Have you an unpleasant taste
Investigator was fore. re. the mouth? von .r
ed into what proved to be half et ten- 444 eon head eche
tury'e tantshinent trt an, inlet on Ithe and have e-oti dizziness?' If no, your
stomach Is out of order and you need
ntedicine. But you do mit Lilco
eine. He that 'prefer e slckness to me-
dielne must .suffer, but under the dr-
eumetances ,the wine man would pro.
euro a box -of Par tee's 'Venaltahte
Pills, and speedily get himself in health,
and strive to keep so. .
northern shore of Books' Land. Me -
(lure • had been no buffeted ebout that
One 41kalluota damn make a SUM- 1141 arCepted thfs fate with Foine amount11111 Th s what the weather man ts sathenietien, because his tot, raigt t
have been worse. In the ffkling 01 r
lief he named the inlet 'the Bay of Gods
Mercy,' and there the Investigator has
lain, abealutely arazen ap, undergentg
a protteas of refrigeration for upwards
of hall a eeritury.
"Frani September. 1851, until the ion
lottniag Mintier 01.0 IrC2e14..up, ship was
MoClinans Ilendquaricts. At last \ih
situation began to ashume a \grave as
pt. Peed was running short, and
the crew were suffering hem illness.
There was no prenpeitt cf relief. M.
Clare at length dec-nied tbet he IttiA
conine but to atandon 'the littie
vessel to her fate, and ek sakty for
'Ierniele and bla ettnpaniens, if eueb.
woe to be Sound anywhere fn Roe*" at.
lent rtl/tla.
THE cnnw. RESCUED.
lie hid corn. ick Ibit* dttermtni
ben 14.11W/wilt Ryilord uappooted
11 yeti, would size up a man coineenn
listen to what T says about Ing neigh
bor.
4
SAME THING.
"Witoin dtd you say she was
marry,/
'A Hangar:en' Mull"
ttatentiht youtsaid torragin)
1P1=8 CURED IN $ TO DAV.
PAXO Orixstaitf it iroviaukat t) cao a*
ta at itebt at Pinte4
In • to 14 illiatay ridandest sat
ing to
erterrre.7.1i6.
y Z.T.7.1
Fathere-"Now, Watt
say when you slipwed
Wien I tiered yu w
Son -"He said that -
did .Me teacher
bile the trans-.
,Lb last night ?\'
1 wee Ati
more and more stupid every da
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIvit BROW) Quinine Tablets.
Szattarr:17:177.11,1121trett
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Constable -"Don't cry, little 'boy; 1!!
take you home?' Little Boy --"Thanks,
Jftrizf:!it.ik..kMqrA3-72!.o#AC,wg,A.tts,i,-$.:
puttinr handcuffs on ine son peopnll
think rm really arrested "
Oer readers te note Inat the eetebrated Fre en renta1-37 PANG%
Wittch:.haa beennd Is soid Mader a guarannenethat in caeta
tito Oadeyard appllhon, es, directed, tiUtts to relietat pain,
meetere ,pc4 tentl be raftpadedrentilit .standars...tlaa nO:easee lien%
wiOtalitintinn ;the rgen triareanta#sQie1 atin a 'refired beca.
A
a11 or rtial.er Miteden tor „reruaalgal.,; neactaChas rhenttia,ttatlit
ut diage
,
eertip e and, do net acaeat a subtentitte. Yoa will 11;0 Plettawtb
t. 25. ant 50 ceati.
The Pang° Company, Toronto
.7
11
Lyman Bros. & Co, Mont*" Toronto.
THE 1111LBEC TERCENTENARY
• ONWARD, the young people's:paper of Canada.
Issues *pedal Quebec slumber of 8 quarto pages,
I artless on the founding. 2. *togas and conga/NM
of Quebec, 24 sugravlaga. $1.00 per hundred;
;11,4;i4#710400pusiotiaid.. :Send tor ample.
inn. Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch in human
nnilaattermsred aro, SJWo!-;
fardnatentiftarer Latent. ttnecer !MIX
5014.1 by bil druggist&
enerthing thatnanever loo' -nig
,...torertwir „
rtiTirseir
VET.=
PETERBOR0111111
CANOE CO. Ltd.,
WANTED—
to hear from awner'haring
A G 0 0 D'
for sale. Noll particular about location.
Please give price asul deseriptIon, nod ran -
Sian tor -salting. State' when possession' man
ithrorrnerwonly.
tt
al d ca *Up-
atrian tte--tIaiis-
-ieoiaye,l*atv,*or hdyuolul
pevtly issastasLissuinocl
eeutr
owa motor.
Who* you buys
Canoe, Skiff or
Launches* that
tiIta1212411teP ftt.-
lett— rhoromitoccm015.cov„._ •
Atte'
the
huiffist,,
Gana" „
and
Maw
In Canada*
Zen
The friends Ulat weetia mekes are as FINANCIAL DEPRESSION'.
the qufclisands, but the friends of pover-
ty are like the fixed stars in heaven.
•Ilmemon.i.max•
There is nothi g equal to Mother
Graves' Worm le 'terminator for-' de-
stroying worms. No article of its kind
has ,given such satisfaction. - --.
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"Bliggaas is always tell'ng something
smart that his baby said." "Yes." an-
swered nhe crusty bachelor; "if that
tally knew -howeits fatherelseneting"
would be soery It ever learned to talk.'
nii'zion 'exam, yourself to hewn* alarmed
because you hare lost you appetite and are losing
Nb, but compence taking " Ferraris' " the be4
goody. It will build you up quickly.
"But, why do\ you call your bora°
Nails?' cleked Mies licsebud. "Bernaiese
no W4311)811 cnn drive him,' "elICTthe
neted whip, preudly.
V
s Cern Cure is [hi- medicine
to remove alNiinds\ed corns end warts,
and only costs the small eurn of twenty -
live cents.
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If a men hasn t any enemies it's hia
own fault.
A wiDnian seldom' dresses to suit her
husband' unless- she pays the bills.
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
real ones at Singer Stereo. Buy here And deal
frith the manufacturers. The Kinzer Company
hi -permanent and responsible ; its representatives
are atwaye at hand to ears for Binger, and
Wheeler & 'Wilson, machines. Look for the Red 14.
or 6 years or more write Singer
machine
Any kuly having used any make of sewing
Sewing achfne Ikfarinin# Chambers.
Toonto. for beautOd set of ten souvenir
Weiss of Ontario. Free for asking:
•••••••••••••••••
women have such goodme
les they con recall -the flame; of
the hired girls they ever had.
The reading of blue-booln le one -of
fhe' few iliwitsients which conscientious
members ef Parliament, permie them-
iselvee. -
or -
alt
It Lays a Stilling Hand on Pain. -
fair petite Ire the reliete and Inas and
for rheumatic pains, neuralgia and
lembago, Dr. Thomas' Eclectria 011 is
Without a peer. 'Well rubbed in, the
skin absorbs* a and it. quickly and per-
manently relieves the effected part Its
value lies in its magic property of re-
moving pain fro the body, and for
that good quality t is prized.
.Some men get stage fright tri their
knees every time they seea polareman.
1.11,411.01.*.
woman cares net who listens so
long as she Is permitted to do the tail
tog.- •
AMANI•111.01M111.1111.MY
The little "Yalleve,bird". ef North Axnerl-
Ameriee to the Arctic regions, a alintanan
of 3,800 miles.'
R is rtecessagete ,place some men
ipi;hind tliirlars In order to induce them
to' live the stand° life.
• It ?elms a clever -plintegrapher I to
produce a speaking likeness 01. a duirib
person.
Altbough she may not get much ere-
dit, the,women behind the broom rats-
esa lot,. ef dost..
Sam -"What am dat deep depression
in yo head, Peter ,
Pete -"Dat am wheh Lucy hit me w:d ,
de Jeolling pin when Ali asked foh 50
oents ob her wash money."
____,eeen-"Huhl One oh dese heah fin-
ancial depreaeatiris
.111.1.1•••••••0•1.1•1111
tithe Most Popular Pill. -The pill is
the most popular of all forms of medi-
earre,--and of pillsette-nrcatepoputerrarert
rmelee's aVege able Pills, I, eca use, they
do what it is esserted they can do,
and are not 'put forward on any 'ficti-
tious claims to excellence. They, are
compact and portable, they are easily
Olken, they do not nauseate nor gripe,
and they give relief in the most stub-
born cases.
•••••••
' A YOUNG DIPLOMAT.
"Your mother tells me you've been
naughty egain to -day. When I was a
b:;riy lwa.swhipped bared every time I
was
bad"
"But you hadn't as good or wise a
tattier as I have._"
WIIAT CAUSES IlEADACnIE.
From October to May. Colsh are the tss' hst Ins* '
lust% cause of Headache. LAXATIVE BUONO
QUININE remorse cause. E. W. Orovs ou box No
1
SAFE MEASURE.
Acquaintance -"You eay' you have
four boys and have named thein :all
Witlie. Why was thatr
Father-"BecaLese when WO Cali'
at least one of them shows up."
11 Is astonishing to find how far ri
teW gallons ef Ram -says Paints will go
te make a house look fre.sh and skinny ;
Everybody should see the fine color
cerds with .suggestions for painting anti
the stock 4arrfed by your dealer. Write
A. Ramsar & SOn Co., Montreal, for
peek of Souvenir Picture Post Cards of
Homes.
TO,BE EXPECTED;
,
- Small Eimer was deeply interested In
an illustrated book of anatemy. ,
"alumna," he saki, notriting to one
of the colored platen, "this shows where
a man's liver fs but where's hes !m-
oon?"
,
A waft THAT nuttNs with emus*, and
Govited w ith eruptions that discharge a- this tinid.
may be made ;smooth and sightly with Weave?.
Gent,. But this external remedy should be us•d
In sontauctloa with wimivier Syrup.
orkomorsorom
FEARFUL.
"Is your wle superstit.ous?"
"I think so. There ore thirteen but-
tons off my clothes, and I can't get her
eew t tern on.
Very many petrams die annually from
Cholera andkindred tomalley -tofu--
plaints, who might have been saved If
proper remedies- had been -used: Ord --
tacked do not delay in getting a nottle
of Dr. J. I). Kellogg's Dysentery Core
(Mile the medieine that never fails to
effect a cure. Those who have need it
say it cola promptly, rind thoroughly
Subdues the ',aim/end dtteage.
SLICING UP • MONSTER- DIAMON
Fatuous GM, Ilavc,. seen ,Greatly
dueed i Size.
It is io be hoped that in the Crest) ot
the great Cullinan dienirnn, now hetng
cut for the King at Adisttertlam. Inere
(May he no repetition of thn blundering
'tide% tate so terittetny roared the
Value of that ()Reg Bane% Merril gran,
11i4e veconntannees Koh -keen ,
'This latter, evh'c'eh vale erig,nitly
',Mown - cs the Great Megul, weighed
to its rough tale nerrly SGO earate.
When, however, it came Info the pea>
esten of Shah A -hart, 11 wrai entratned
by Mot trienerch bo elite Ifortensio Ear-
ghete, a Venetian lopidary, to be cut.
So unentinally was the oaeraVen pet-
R:rnie 1 flat 11V,3 Lage 45,050E4
tinerd tit a mere fragment, ae:glatiag
telly 1n0 Carets. Alen wee tel carat:ea
tlrat Le Ea te,y rctusett 16 pay the 14..,
p£nary, Lt he ellehiit h,:ot one !Molt.
Ineeta,teleit tur met -angel itint
riertsar Six '3WO, vitt ran d'side
tkoprictnls."
•
The Intl wertt et We, tanacrat re."
certirsla as wo tansy, must be
tto tot upon the incuritaiint tut in
the unto.
-NV
ateente" .
•
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"HOW THE PAK
WAS SAVED"
Tells how a young Irian saved
the bank by al wise investment.
EN ry stock buyer and- investor
sh
ld uread this beols. • Not for
sale. Sent free on request. Your
nanie on a postai will bring st.
Write to -day
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3111 linnasay Exe4susia Inds., BMW, MOO.
FREE
Seed no
easseend
for ts wiss
sof
awesstssic...s. TM* mkt 'Frei esti*
a, 0 we 'Mimed pre tams TWO SOLID COLD
BOWS. We trait yee absatire .7sirsiry sae willseedi
it all themes este. Seed tai feer moue *ad addreepsew.
STAR AIM Moittaft,ranDirraiLLAtta,
ger—
Tbe diamond was again cut, by. order
of Queen V‘ctoria, in 1852, an operation
which resulted in its weight beeig still
farther redueed, ths tame to ,1623-1 car-
at,. In• other words, nearly. seven -
eighths of the anginal. stone. has been
ground and sliced. away, in order to
odd, to the symmetry. and appearance
;Oahe
,, peer is the eeeteanoor therenly fame.
ous 0iiii- to teae been thus nunalaten.
4P4ked. there seel'is lo be a peeulter
faienta -rata-chin. - 'the nullin.graind_re_
polishing ot big di monds. • --7.--.--
. ,
Thus, the magnifieent Star of the ,
&Guth, a pure white Brazaten stone of
the first water, - diseenered In 1655,
v.vagtied *fig:tinily 255' carats, exeelly •
Leif at which was Vat. theiatigli clumsy
cutting. The beautiful Ilenthiell Melton -
ditenoild was .reilue,ed teem 7S7 carats
la 3676.31to Pitt or Ilegent diernend from
410 to taa, and the TaVerttlitr from 243
tclftving. regard lo these ftgenese ft
would seem as if ISUgmstre kinge el
Penh:gal have been well advieen in ret
tearing to have cut,. their Inige Itraganza
nioneond, vntt cn weighs Inati carats '
and has been vatted at S293.000,000.
SIO*t be worst..f0:19.
the shapest cough
Clare tty 4 on aguir-
anti° of notes
tneney back it At
deentet actually
CURE finteker,
than anytinag You •
alter Wed. Sal* to
kaelloth'ing itk
S it to lout even a
baby. 3,4 ran of
EtiCast totarnen4
ik,Sitil,ottsochrsClupro-si,
71.
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