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Tt. 004- N. LL, w10 fertile
"In i:OEy' (svIl t.rilattleae
uI4eet 0.• 'Wu 4004 fOr
t /lite, Villa
cornplett4y urea 'nee ofethestrouble
About; te ever 4Q. Ill.) If began
complain. :She seemed to be tem-
Oletely , run dovin ; (wasvery pale
and weak; she could not weak up
stairs without stopping on the way,
te get breath, and ultimately ehe
grew so week she could not *ATOP
a floor without rpsting. She tried
several -tonics but received no he-
vefit. Then.I persuaded her to try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and got
Ler a. half dozen boxes. After elie
had wed a couple of, boxes her ap-
petite began to improve and the
color to return to her face. She
continued using the Pills until she
bad taken the six boxes, afid to-
day she is perfectly - well, feels
;stronger and looks better than she
has done for sonic years. While
elle was taking the Pills she gained
wsoig-14;-)
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les likot ese
rooted in the blood. Bad blood is
the cause of all commis diseases
likee&netemia, rhemesatisna -indizee-
'"'"assaidesaisesseeektakieertearatigie
as •
general weakness, andi* those a,• '
ts-that-enly-wemen-folks-know
'esse seswitlytheirsatteralants headaclIcftn
tackaches and irregularities. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills are a sure cure
when given a fair trial, because
they enrich the blood and thus
reaeh the root of disease. Sold
lb! all medicine dealers or by mail
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
432.50 freer* 'The Dr. Williams' Me-
dicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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WENT DOWN IN SALT MINE
•
PIE MEN AND WOMEN WORE
- QUEER DRESSES.
Looked Weird and Wild When Ate
tired, for Descent—Lake in
-Huge Cavern.
A quessirn place for friskiness—
"rest and be pickled" Would seem
a, more .suitable inscription—yet it
ring with merriment, through the
fast .plaeo in the world where a
fancy dress entertainment would
be looked for. But the unexpected
-happened at 13erchteegaders, near
• Salzburg; in fact, is often happen-
ing. On arriving at that pretty
'spot, says a writer in the Pall Mall
Gazette, several ladies were seen
coming out of a small statin -liked
building, tied in rather becoming
caps, tunics, white knickers, and
whatever stockings they chanced to
le wearing before disguising them-
selves. A few more sedate ladle%
for reasons best known to them-
selves, preferred long white trous-
ers. We concluded Bente party of
irrational dresses or a lathes' eye -
ling club, was out for the day, but
we were wrong. From another door
eaierged several men, apparently
Persians, their beedgcae, at any.
rate, Tending support to that sup -
petition.
APRON HIND SIDE BEFORE.
The rest of their fancy dress con-
sisted of duslcy overalls and jacket,
'the later being converted to all
.appearances into a tail Coat by the
' adutition of a black leather. apron
wore behind. What did it -mean.l
lifad these foreigners, so much ad-
dicted to dress coats, been attend-
ing a villaigewedding, and, having
Iseteredeprrved of the tails by rol-
licking rtistics,• supplied what was
lacking with blacksmiths' aprons?,
That was what it looked like, but
k ire were scum to look the same, be-
ing requested, rather abruptly, ,to
ant it all on and 1144 a light -ed
baiter/1 to our waists. A long tuns
nel there commenced, - and at ale&
.end of it 123 Of-1Pa had to be as-
cended, more traversing of lengthy
tubessut through the rock exit, mid
irreteraly a worlderfel sight surprie-
'ed us. 'In a Imge cavern was
lake illuminated all round by elce-
irin. lamps reflectetrirom the water.
Across this we were rowed in it
beet, and although we did not taste
the ei *ter, wo gatherM that it wee
a
Ate,a4
QJieyP4i Z) ))IC
bN FiTIOtS. •
0 then *waited
us, bivh- light on thep'ir-
p(sc the
leather etprorsie .
rty, of tii tJlWt h&d ts)
ozr ge..at,Yrk.a ligh1olibd_
fod. pole pI&&et at it alarmhxgi
10Etng(e Pad.rL aout.t0 tttfe
„tyxary JarL4011 IL.01
t
J'fl*F hrongLt ,••
in
hown 4
hok •ca u a preonriUy bep Ivo
the depth heingiidicate
arkling, at Alit hateotit
of ru&laboriuKdOWn the
, in a eahterie: lobed hours2',, 11
would be More welcome, one would
think, even that to those ' who
work in the far dirtier atmosphere
iot. coal. • -
METED BY LAATORING
CROWD.
• After slipping down more Pules,
clinging as 'directed to the shoulder
of the lady or gentleman in front!
*with one hand, and with the other
grasping the lantern that usually
got blown out, we were seated
astride on a little trolley, and rob-
ed down an incline out into the day-
light of the open street; to be greet-
ed by a laughing crowd (one lady
was in tears at the figure of aport-
ly Di
Dutchman of our squad- n his
overalls) and to be solicited by
# .•••>:
sea •
,14•4,
an easy prey, for their geteup we
not unbecoming, but for sua mere
leatbee-taited monkey§ our on13,,4
exploits, to rain 0 Cif Our append-
els-reveiseues-stalo. 4 a
ineeramotie sthanitliteefor—whateater,
Darwin and evortition ismer have
done for us,
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• AUSTRALIAN FISHERMEN. -
Their Dexterity In Use. of Hard
Wood Spear.
• Thelaberiginals of the Australian
coastal regions like most of the nae
five South Sea Islanders aro ex-
tremely clever fishermen. In the
case of the Australian native tackle
is often confined to a slender hard
wood spear, grotesquely carved.
Armed with such a weapon, the
"black fellsetia'willestake--a-per
upon some convenient rock and
gaze steadily in the wonderfully
transparent blue water. Intuition
and long observation seem to sup-
ply an almost unos,nny knowledge
as to the habits and haunts of dif-
ferent fish at stated times, and it is
no uncommon feat for this type of
fisherman to rise' suddenly to his
feet and send 1113 rude spear hurt-
ling through thirty feet of space
befote it enters the water to pierce
clean through the body of a big
schnapper, a fine mullet or a low
fish,• almost as long as th fishers
man is tall.
Then the native leape into- the
water and wades or swims ashore,
dragging his prize after him by
the
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KEEP BABY WELL.
No matter whether baby is sick
or well Baby's Own Tablets should
always be kept in the house. They
not only cure the minor disorders of
childhood, -but prevent them and
should be given whenever the lit-
tle ones show the slightest, signs of
illness. Children take the Tablets
WI readily terstatiely, eandatheyssare
absolutely sefe. Mrs. Geo. Howell,
Sandy Beach, Que., says :---"My
baby was greatly troubled with
colic and cried night and day, but
after ,giving' him 'Baby's Own Tab,
lets the trouble disappeared. I ad-
vise all mothers to use this medi-
cine -Hi Sold -107 sal medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr." Williams' _Medicine
Co., Beockville, Ont.
TWILIGHT THOUGHTS. •
Failure only makes- success sweet-
.
er.
!,43100a enough" is never mud)
good.
Wise wit is bettAr than silly
soleranity.
,-01-44.11.----vain----thing$,--ASetties are
the .vainest. .
You esin't, cure cern& by, growl-.
mg at them. '
Anyole ;iluf) tan mak, money all
Make itrends.
• We hite, nothing by treating 'old
age with respect. l•
Tho man who is. always rig- is
apt to bore_ his friends.
Often it Man *bilis as good as hit
word isn't mueb good.
He is. it wise man who gets out
before he is kielted out.,
flab* Men, never ask * girl
merry them till they are *urn
won't.
It isn't side to judge whet * wo-
man wants to do by the thing she
oot.
Some people expect Ate doll*
mill of gratitude for's fifty cent
eient.
it taken 'two to Miik. a tat
but it also _t4tes___two__to--"Aist sad
bs ttlitidilt
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A
OUGHT ON
s,"•"1" at •
f) #
1#1 ttk
ettle
develop .Itheumatzsm
Wart AOPAISO; '11iiskt's Disease
and other terribly dangerous ails
extents; and how afay arid atii af
them are cured Ly Dodd' s Kidney
is fully shown in tha ease of
-Um ,A. 11.- Thomsen, whose Nate
is at 46 Albion Street, this city.
Mrs. Thomson was, 00111t, years
ago,taken with Cold and La
Gripe -and Straining, which affect-
ed her Kidneys, and the result was
_Backache, Lumbago, Rheumatism
and Heart Disease, which caused
both` her and her friend:, grave anx-
She had suffered some years
when she heard of cures effected
by Dodd's Kidney Pills, and
bought a box, which she used with
such spleudid3esults that she con-
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0.
family 'a?1;d(;'1‘ 4 Ile ::u14:'''n'll.:\ulded r them
widely te her friends all af vhoin i
have - word anti- r s,,,'
Ig afits r n reitredk, Dodd
dney Pills.
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#
•astrie—Jibeinalifialre
unibago und Briaght's Diitase are
-
all Kidney Diseases or are' caused
hy• diseased Kidneys. You can't
have any of them if you keep your
Kidneys sound. Sound Kidneys
strain all the impurities out of the
blood.
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TAKING NO CHANCES.
Everybody secretly wants to own
an airship some day, but most ev-
erybody is wilhng to Ict the other
fellow find out if airshipping is
practicable first.
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• A REST
ving due credit to, the won-
derful remedial Springs of Europe
we are apt to lose sight of the value
or the ones nearer home. About
one thousand springs of varicae
medicinal virtues exist in America.
Of one of them flare's System of
Therapeutics (Me), page 523, thus
speaks: "A number of Saline
Springs exist in America and Eu-
rope, very strong water of this
kind being the St. Catharines Well
in Canada, which contains about
275 grains sodium chloride to the
Oat, as well as 135 grains calcium
chloride. Its prototype in Europe'
is the celebrated Kreutzach Springs
in Prussia, which contains about
110 grains sodium chloride (Kurb-
rtuanea):'' Other references are
Encyclopaedia, The Allbutts Syc-
tem of Medicine, etc. The Grand
Trunk Railway System's rains run
direct to St. Cathaines nd fur-
ther information eai be ibtained
from their represent ive • Apply
to 3. D. McDonald, District Pas-
senger Agent, Toronto.
Rich Aunt—"You only visit inc
when you want money." Spend- t
tbrift—"Well, I couldn't come
entich oftener, could II"
TAMUF411SL4N04,
sf floe fistelleet Pseseeeleas
of John 4o1i.
t very letest addition, to t
iPx Umpire, C9etivy Ittlandt,.
the'spottiest *angle .:kit nf te
Y reigned, ever. by. ',4,;Ars
• ,
titaa: 'tweet little
Pot, titi'orlit,Osittiei
t a, t
'1.41?1,eilet ii ex
quite it reeaeata on).
o'r,,c4 out ttlit41 et,e,rt Wen ,
,
‘.31N for•m§tance,
time!, es big 40.Pudding Jidand,A
•,
the
VorAg*..Mriatri -whlcb i by
reports, less than A•mile in eir-
cimference. The area of thislet-
ter: too, is' gradually diminiebing,
owing to the dielutegration • and
subsidence of the coral base on
which it stands. It derives its cur -
ions name from its striking re-
semblance to the toplialf of e pud-
ding, the barrier reel which entirc-
ly
surrounds it standing for the
rim -of the basin.
Then, again, there is Beehive Is-
land, to the Smith Pacific, which
rises from the centre of it perfectly
circular platform, to a height of
four hundred feet, in a smooth
dome-shaped hill of polished basalt,
exactly resembling a beehive., Its
area altogether is less than a
thousand acres. Nevertheless, on
the ledge surrounding the inac-
T KINDNESS,
"Areut ox• going . to *end"
nicre issioneriee to these: tlert.
and enlightened tribes V' • -
,str,7''eneWered;the philsn
.uttetuntil, .those
giee islemer.e ratiefeetery exp
rt xcs to wii4 thy. dttk With t
4 • uarP4tit
,
asd 2n,lu
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b
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cernde/ral,ti161.1
enili:it4:
the
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Af;43.6,00ktt!leof:llltaePort0i's, 11200 Zax
of lareeteue 0Jar :04' 1341:46°'.
Wostou is a "11046 Of the Peace ftr
tte county; and a member of the
Board of Se600l Commiseionees. He
is also deacon of the Baptist Oburch
in Berwick, Indeed, • throughout
the county it would be diffieult te
find & man more widely known and
more highly reppected. He says:
"1 and a patch 4)1 eczema_ on Iney
ankle, which had been there for
over twenty years! Sometimes al.
so the disease WOLLI1CI break out on
my shoulders. I bad taken eolu-
tion af arsenic, bad applied various
ointments, and tried ell sorts of
things to obtain a cure, but in vain.
ZamsBuk, eelike all elee I tried,
:proved highly eatisfaetory, and
cured the ailment. I have also uee I
2anl-Buk for itching pilea, and it
has cured thens completely. I telso
4,444
fealty in awe
181 t is only six
another eur-
itdess.
• S smo
erase, 4 " '-‘0)
IthoyLthe.., witcsi,sa
urei barer); 180 yards in one threes
;of y about eighty in v nattier_
epin elehinclasneareSta.P4ratarse
-the Southern Indian Ocean, safe,
shaped exactly like a gigantic pine-
aud nobody h
ed in climbing to the top. But its
total area cannot excted a few score
acres Hunter Island is anothox
tiny portion of the British Empire
upon which no one has ever set
foot, although it. was discovered by
Captain Fearn, Of the limiter; so
long ago as 1798. I has an oblong
block of volcanic rock, rising sheet'
from the sea to the height of one
thousand feet, and measures half
a mile long by one-third of it mile
in breadth.
Mother Grave' Worm Extermin-
ator is pleasant to take, sure and
effectual in destroying worms.
Many have tried it with best. re-
sults,.
,
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"Barney's wooden leg hal been
paining him of late," said Scholem
te his wife. "How can that be i"
said Mrs. Selkoles irritably. "Mrs.
Barney has been thrashing him with
was the etplanatior.
• A HMO* eStith drives sleep and eernfort
la& out e4.04nstr with_Alistft Lung
14i*. which relieves hard btoalsittg. pin in
the vises: and irtitati4oa ol the throat. Oiset 11
ftssly to the children.
"WM ••••••••••••••
Jack—"Yes, poor John may have
had his faults, but - hie heart was
on the right side." s Wagge—"Is it
possible 'i No wonder he died."
• Why • go limping and whining
about your corns when a 25 cent
bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure
will remove them? Give it a trial
and you will riot regret it.
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• ?Mr' IS 110 $aab Thin* sal fps:trees, eastrik,
The tremble goes from iwi to won,* unless (boot.
sO AUen s Ling Dainty* ettras- fits wont di
Cads, it itilsys ineasantatina and (demi th. at't
&Ammo,.
woman writes a letter to an-
other woman as though it were a
doeument of national importance.
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• The. native purity and &Hams
•flavor of "Salada" Tea are preserv-
ed by the useof eealed lead pack-
-eta. Xever told in, bulk. . It
richer," Tiibre fragrant and strenaer
than .other teas.
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KEEN -ON THE. HAIN CHANCE.
He was gaziag with dreamy eyes
into the distanee.
"Ab, toy tiarling," Pc murmuted,
avhatamattere it that sorrow and
rouble nufst of necessity be lurk-
ing in tho unknown future? While hi
I ant. With. VOil I think of rioughW'
An electric gun firing it prejep-
ile forty miles, 'All shortly be an
use. ' In warfare'of course, it will
E. nesessary to arraiiiie with Ilse
emeniy5tancl still till. the shot
Isere- ere. a •
The efficacy. of Bickle's Anti -Con-
sumptive Syrup in euriag coughs
and• colds and arresting inflamma-
tion of the lungs, can be establish-
ed by hundreds of testimonialsifrozn
alt sdrtn and cenditioncot inn. -1t
is a standard remedy in these ail-
mentle and' all affeetions of the
throat and lunge.. It is highly re-
commended by ruedieine vendors,
beeause they know and appreciate
its value so a curative, Try it,
Irispec-tor--"Why does a dg bang
his 'tongue (int of his rnouth .
B'right,-looking Boy "To balance
his tail; sir."•
Okra* IAN Ilhithl#10, They eons* It
,rtoireatewsrith *stow, 1141 a (easfrentjtil ot
la -sr Lk la **Wished **we .Avut pratsnt
*facts. Aitekk elb4tiLat4, Oats is bat oat
filci 59•4 .
but the ifresentl--the beautifid,
rot)) lire sent. " _
"So do1,1,1 deateot,". \the rePlicdi,
tit you'll take me with'jiou when
you buy it, won't rut Men have
tastes in rings."
,
-6T1ETOUED IT A LITTLE.
*gyration, strtistieelly ilk()
metimes, approaette3 a One art-.
riter relates the fonowit%
eisationt
"You must have had some very
rrow ,es,eitpes from death in your
fitful ereteer,” said an admirer
he groat detective. .
have had,* few," he admitted,
odestly. "Probabky the closest
aye I have bad WilA when n band
South American ezItlews hani5ed
0, and went away without noticing
at they hid strung to up to
bber tree."
PILLS
414!
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MOTION.
_ • iUmost," said
eniher ef Perl'iallt,Mt),'the 11
rst thing 1 want to 410'
to *v exait't hat 1tuts, T,"
-i iecea
itat �i don'
-4,74•1Jr. 4
t • ,
miceThFwUl cad other
sufferers to try it, I Eshould ber glad. i
For the cure of piles-oraskietedise
sof reethinia to equal
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am- u
us-Buk also Cures- burns, cuts-,
era;:.41eisaisonieneseerlatt*
scalp- sores, aappeti- hatalseaa°14
aores, and all skin :injuries -and
tflt-
easea. Rubbed well on to the chest
(Iin C31808 of cold it scslieves the tight'
nese and aching. All druggists and
stores sell at 50e, box, or post free
from ZamsBuk Co., Toronto, for
price, 3 boxes- for $1.25.
ease="sa
"Tow, don't tell me.eny star,
a:Jout misfortune an' wantin" to be
it hard worker, an' all that," said
the hard -faced lady. "I can sc�
right through you." "Gracious!"
said Dismal Dawson, "I know I
cinit had !mean' to eat for three
(lease but I didn't know it had thin-
ned me down like that." -
A Successful Medicine.—Every-
one wishes to be successful in any
undertaking in which he may en -
age. -It is therefore, extremely
gratifying to the proprietors of
Parraelteas Vegetable Pills to know
that their efforts to compound a.
medicine which would prove a
blessing to mankind have been suc-
cessful beyond their expeetetions.
The endoreation of these Pills by
the public is a guarantee that a pill
has been produced whieh wifl ful-
fd
everything-elain' ied-foreitee
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• •
Mr. • Bloolnimper—"My dear, you
have an irritating habit of asking
'Why?' after every statement I
make. Now'won't you try to break
yourself of the habit?" Mrs. Woo-
• bumper --"Why, certainly, my love.
I'm suie I didn't know I did.
certainly try to break myself of the
habit, as you suggest. But why?"
No Substitute for "no te Menthol Plastan,'
although Aarile tovicrup dono dealers may say them'
is, iteeorarnsn,104 by dbctorshvisp04,14 e„Ittgy
and evorylk#.17 tor pleurisy. stliTasse, ste.
• Ile (trembling)—"I have one last
-wish to ask tafosseeeve pertaitiaitilia
ger for ever.", She (eabbingly)--
'What is it, GeosGleorge i"
Ile—
"Wi you mesineet me next
Vtitirsdayi, as usualt" She—"I will
George."
A Liniinent for the Logger.
Loggers lead a life which experes
them to _Wally perils.- Wounds,
cuts aml ibruisps cannot -be alto -
gegen avoided in preparing timber
for the drive and in river work,
where wet and told combined are
ek.tiaily experience,. voiles' And
olds and muscular ,pains cannot
u ensure. Dr.-Thomae-Ectectire
sOil, when applied to the injured or
administered to the ailing,) works
wonders.
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Carefully Prepared rm.
'Much time and attention were
pended'in the experimenting with
the ingredients that enter into the
compositiim of Parraeleea Veges
table Pine, before they were brought
to the state in which . they were
firet offered to the public. 'What.
ever ether pills may be, Parmelee's
Vegetable Pille are the result of
much expert study, and all pereons•
suffering from dyspepsia• or disor-
dered liver and kidneys may con-
fidently aecept them as being whats
they are represented to be.
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Intoxicating strains of tuu8ic
• dom come from a barrel organ.
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ioOnd a care, 1 will •
mu% free.o_feleasaieinahcene trade .
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tatith tollitteltuctlimato sly spfterti trees,
tiwset, to tell -All It4.3tieet
Poot lito area -Sae, nits -ciders for reterselfs
daughter, year feathers or yourAters
want to tell you:14o* 03 Cure ottprelf at home..
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