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'Moot, ,Drerytills*
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able That j% th. me,
Wine AOwflJ
-
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he her btrencLI. 0', ithitan
• !lenges through:which:15)1e is. psc-
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have raised thousands of growing
girls Out of the, depth* of ,Mitery,
_end despair to a full enloymeut- of
good health and strength. 'Among
thosewho have, found good health
/ through these Pills is Mjss Steldard
'f Ilaldimand, Que., 'concerning
whose case her -mother writes. -as,
follows :—"Dr. Williams' . Pink
- rills have beena great benefit to
lnsi aliiighter whu was 'tv'ead; and
trostrable. She was pale, easily
tired and was bothered with indi-
gotion. The use of the Pills has
brought back her health, *mimed*
-herAtrong 404_4041m 1 Am very
gratefut orwhaLt this wonderful
Villisons Pink "Pills arethe
tesadtaitA, %Pr 5t
medical science. That why they
cure anaemia, rheumatism, heart
palpitation,indigestion, 'neuralgia,
ete. That is' why they are of such
sable to; wow') and giers-ddiring
the changes through, which they
rlho--gLWtattiritit;-
el ,Pills are so y reedititi3-
eaters or , direct' by mail at 50
tents a box of six 10 u.
foist •The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Iirckville,-Ont.
NEVER HEARD OF ENGLAND.
Barbarous People 'Who Own Alle-
giance to no Government.
When the British expedition now
operating in Northern Nigeria has
completed it' work, three hitherto
conquered .tribes of savages Will
6 been brought under the do -i
mace of the White Man. These
are,the Munshis, the Abadies, and
,the'Okpotos.
So the civilization of mankind
goes on. But it is slow work. For,
in spite of all that has been recent -
accomplished; there are still -S=0
MOOS of barbarous folk left in
the world, who-e-wir- allegiane
no regular system of Government,
each doing that 'filial is right in
is -own eyes.
In the interior Of New Guinea,
Or instance, there are,more:than
orty distinct tribes of savages,
any of them head-hunters and caw
•vibe's, who know of the existence
of white people from hearsay only.
'hep have never even heard of Eng-
TICe Tchuktches of north-eastern
Siberia, although • 'supposed to be
zubject to RUssia, pay no taxes,
iand recognize no man as master.
Indeen, Mr. Harry de Windt, who
spent some time amongst thein, dis-
covered that they hid never even'
aid of the existence of the Czar.
Similarly, Dr. Sven fledin found
31) Tibet recently a tribe of nomad
bbers who did precisely as they
s pleased, careless alike of the au-
therity of the. Grand ;Lama or the
'Mites° Emperor. The masked
maregs- of the central Sahara, de-
sert 06 similarly free arrd inde-
Defld
, the New Ifebrides are meny
lands whose-interkrs have never
heen visited by Europeans, for the,
pie reason that to attempt to do
110 Wouid be to court certain death
At t e hands of the treacherouskind
nndictie natives. A littte to the
north of Assam, too, I almost within
i;ght ef the tea-gardens and the
retty bungalows of theplanters
it 'the gountry of the Padamites:
' 'wherein no white man his dared to
is -feet for at least five
years past.
0113 110111111
.1111, TO110 LTliIu
o hot, weather Months are *it
ous time for.all mothers but
fairly ifor young moilliers.
..are the most fatal time ofqhe
r babies and•young children,
ie ot the great .Prevalence of
aeh and bowel troubles. These
a!most. without warning and
btfre the mother realizes
there is danger the little 011es
he beond aid. No other me -
i. opal Baby's Own Tab -
in
omptly curing bowel and
oubles and an occasional
ghrn he *ell child will keep
teniach and bowels free from
ULAXi iltivincla
sookera
kiss ** ,Orleitt4'.110114,4y.
unday I witnessed buffal
iti for the first time in my lth
wu t BatuThtker1 in
oecurrente. .
'Jbo an
1* fouht • /in an enclosure
r platforms fc
ay Jor their spot, SS'
her
ad two
r sister on
'your ,
well as 40
It is coniplit
En land is owned
' people.
,' The hones and in selesoef the' hu-
man body are calla lo Or Over 11200
different movements.
Paris has e club for young men
pledged to-keep-4**n their wives'
milhinery bilis.
By using the inicrophene the in-
audible treed of the fly sounds ‘ like
the tramp of it horse.
In Italy the knife of the assasiiin
closes the career of thirty persons
out of 'every 10,000.
The head of the °Wine:6r match
is Usually compound of phosphor-
ous
,
chlorate of , potash, and glue.
Aenrolls ,Terinuilte ish
anywherein the'
To obtain' the, best resultsfrom
4"14eakttettectrilsolderttstif irj
right, and 'hung up at night.
Between 80 and 00 out of 100,per-
sons are more or less susceptible
the influence -of :hypnotism -
Arctic explorers seldom return to
Aitir natural climate without jut -
Umber
occasion
ouSend
Business began caniest essobn
U the cm -bat -onto wre loosed.
Their 'heads came together with a
thul, they separated, came together
again and putihed and strained for
AU advantage.. In all this wild pu
ing and drooling one sow that the
combatants were nianoeuvririg -to
bring their horns into pay Again
their heads came together, and
this time the favorite worked One
of his horns until the.tip of it ,was
well under his opponent's neck.
"With_.a. sudden jerk upward he
hfted the other .;#
ffJis
almost a eornp1ete eircle
one of his horns. hen his nec
muscles relaxed and the Other
buffalo's forefeet found ground
again.'
At once the 'wounded animal
retched himself out of danger and
-71re-Wefliit 7a,IL•1;r•tm---teils---.---- anagediorgarethtrfavorite-in-the-
On. an average,„ each resident of
one -eleventh _ of his
income on intoxicating drink.
Bamboo trees do not blossom un-
til they attain 4their thirtieth year,
when they -produce seed profusely,
and then die.
In Sweden the public -houses are.
closed on Saturday — pay-day —
while the savings banks are kept
open until midnight.
The Nile is noted for tee variety
of its fish. An expedition sent by
the British Museum brought florae
2400 specimens.
- It is estimated that • not fewer
than 400,000,000 "shooting stars"
enter our atmosphere every twenty-
four hours.
Water thrown upon Ice in the
Arctic regions will crack It lust
as boiling water breaks g1as. This
a esh aus 1
'colder than the water.
A *cc of whit_e_meslin tied round - --
ti belt -handle- of a house in Hol-
land informs inteipiing visitors that . A political speaker was attacking
a cote of infectious disease is in the_ the Goverement of the day with
dwelling. more venom than reason. A man
- Of the races of -the world, 800,- et the back of the hall at last cried
000,000 are white, 700,000,000 yel- out, "You're wrong, sir I" A -little
lcw, 215,000,000 black, 35,000,000 nettled, the orator continued with.
brown, or Malayan, and 15,000.000 ,out heeding. Presently, in -answer
red, or North'and South American to another strong assertion, .tanie
Indians. • again, "You're wrong, sir!" The,
Japanese children are naiellowed speaker looked angry, but continu-
to attend school until' sifter six' tel on the warpath'. "You're wrong,
years Of age, as the Japanese. 4-- girl" again rang out,—
lieve that school education before, Angrily Addressing the .persist -
41 ie Phisially and mentally det- ea one, the orator cried, "Look
rimentaL here, 1 could tell this mansome-
. The largest 'churches in Europe thing about this Governmenexhich
sill contain the foliewing numbers: wOuld make his hair stand 'on end."
St.. Peter's, limpet 54,000; /Clan "You're wrong *Pin, air1" '01=0
Cathedral, 37,000; 'Kt. Paul's, Lon- exultantly' from the critic, as he
don, 25,009; 'St. Sophis'e, Con- stood up,and removed his lest. His
stentineple, 23,000: Notre Dame, head *St ,a* held as the proverbial
Paris, 21,000; Pisa Cathedral; 13,- billiard hall.
000; St. Mark's,, cake, 7,0,0o.
SCOTC0 HORSES.
eye. Middened vit1ipain and
rage, the favorite bore down his
opponent with sheer fury of his at-
tack. The latter fled. The fight
had lasted fifteen minutes. —
lie flees only to die. The owner
of the victorious buffalo slaughters
him, cuts him up, distributes the
meat among his friends and sends
the entrails, the muzzle, the tail
and other parts of the animal to
his previous owner. A quaint cus-
tom is observed. The owner of the
loser fires off a. gun as soon as he
receives his 'present' as an loth
=don that he will get another
buffalo within the year to match the,
victor. The penalty should he not
fulfill his words is $IM 11. like ennt
being handed 'over to him should
the bull he challenged not be forth-
coming to meet his new competi-
tor.
Kings Did Kuehl° Insprove Native
-,- •
lE iipt to be forgotten that fleet -
land has been fatneus,for its horses
fren?",the most ,ancient'dael When
Agricola deflatedthe. CsiledOrtians
at the Battle of • the' GraMpis,0*,
D. 84, the Celtic enemy, as Tot;
cittis relates, were exceptionall
strong „ln eamiltY and charioteer*.
SuccessiTe Kings lot Scotland did
mueli to improve-its-nativit breed
of-
ises; and, in this connection, it
is not to be forgotten that the first
Seottish King of - England, James
1. did more to improve the rue.
boritex in. Great Britain than 'leas
ever done before hiM, er' has eVer
been done, by any individual sinco. QUESTION' . OF ARITIIMETt
/awes WAN the real author of•
litirse.racing, as it has since ',been pub' sthoolniaster's lite
ktown# in England. ne Ai*** Who happy one sometimes, but in
first established regularr; courses at least it has its compensation
cad during his reign there came in Here is * letter from an anxiou*
to,•.being the code of regulations parent reeently received bysteach-
thatt led up to theornodern laws of cr in that IStittet
the. Turf. Nobody denies that you in future give ny
horse.roing hat 40116 /InAtil for the Itnn easier, ioms to do . at rats',
breed ,of British horses. It was s This is what he's brotight Imam two
gift from Scotland. or three nites beck: *If for gallins
lly way of supplement to the fore. ofbite will fill thirty -to -pint hot::
going, you should tear in mind hose tits, ,how many pints and
great was the dearth of horses in tie* will 'nine **Ilia* of here- iir
, England when Jame* Ascended the Well, we „tried and tould make
throne. IDS redecessor, Queeti.:Eli. • at All, and my boy cri
of tlie greatest- blessingsto
ents is Mother - Grave*" Worm
ermin&tor. • It effectually
ex-
wornis and, gives health in
*nous moaner to the' little
'You roust let the 1/107 have alr
tOW's Milk to drink every
said the doctor. "Very well, if you
ssy so, doctor," said the perplex -
mother "but I really
don't see how he is going to hold
it all."
Practically all Canadian drug-
gists, glovers and general dealers
sell Wilson's Ply Pads. If your
storekeeper does not ask.him why.
......._
-1 the enthuslais
iligitt;
soulfully. "Yes," barkedout
ern* old bachelor, who hap-
pened to overhear her; "but. Wale
of us have !nighty poor voices," , -
,
•
A -General Favorite—In every
place where introduced Dr. Tho -
j
masLEcleetrie-Oit les-nottlailed-to-
-establish-arrepUtation,-showiug-that
the sterling qualities whith it
seitses are valued everribere when
they•liewme, known. . It is in gen-
eral use in Canada and other coun-
tries as a household medicine and
the demand for it each year shows
that it is a favorite wherever used.
"Young man," said a father, "I
don't' want you to be too _attentive
to -my .daughter." "Why—or--
really," stammered the young man,
"I had hoped to marry her some,"
"Exactly; 41,i3d, I'd like you to mat-
ry her, but if you're too attentive
to her You won't have money
enough to der itl"•.,
Try blaring: Bye Remedy.,
POI lited„ wool', Woorr.reourr rt.*, otterutsues.
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i****4 nylliel***; ,C010A1** 110 141446** or
a inint,i0sk NarbseArs,
Ill sand on IntioxistAsit Sq.
The Husband —"You *ant to
knew Where I was's° late last night 1
I was at the office balancing my
books." Th ie Wife -9t seems to
me that you balance - your books
very often. That excuse • is about
threadbare." T: e Husband—"11'm!
If you don't believe Me, why.don't
you consult a fortune-teller V' The,
Wife-- *Not much. Teonsulted one
ono, and she told me a .pack of
lies." , The Husband—"Indeed1
What did she tell your The Wife
—"She told me I 'would get a rich
handsome, kind, attentive, and
truthful husband." .
........
Very many persons die annually
from -cholera and kindredisuromer
complaints, who .might have been
saved if proper remedies had been
used. If *tacked do not .delay in
gettin a bottle of Dr. J. 1). Ke
Wed ' Individual Is-- thie - 7 itysentery-Cordisili-theinedi-1
407hei.o-they swear people'?" Pent. that never. failsto effect *
taissioner for Oaths --"Yes,, sir; re. . Those who have used, it is
whet can I do for you 1" , Excited ads promptly,* and thoroughlyInttividual--,:q..., want 'it, take An subdues the pain. and 4fileits.,
oath never fig put down another
'
carpet.PP , . ,
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, .
The Pill That, Bingi Relief.
Wheis; after 'tole hes partaken of
Meet he it oppasipsd by feeling*
of fulness and pains in the stomach
he suffers from dyspepsia,. which
will persist if it be not.steeit with.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are tho
vcry beat' medicine that van Is
taken to bring relief. These pills
are specially compounded to deal
with dyspepsia,and their sterling
qualities in this respect tan be
vouched for by legions of 4users.
"I ,see your hairis falling out,
sir," remarked, the 'hairdresser,
who was getting reedy to 'Work the
bar -tonic ,iclea, 4n, the custmner.
,tou duet gob anything of the
sett," rejoined his victim. "What
you see is the sequel to a failing
out between Mrs. (lodger* And nip
self."
seTishhe Veh THE kittrt
SAVE. ALWAYS flA0.--Ahrlisit to this great
' *IWO" Of k, le' Meath
aster_eastroputoes wilco* *ter putt'
Up -Q*• X*11 by Davit 1 Loy:loom°
f
4
„ When a Scotsman answerifr-*
question he settles the r in
dispute once Vir all. On a certain
4ceas2on the tinestioa virs
"Why' was Mary Queen
horn atf Linlithgowl" Sand; Eerr
promptly answered: "Becauseber
mither was staying there"; and
there *dually seemed to be nothing
Inoresto he *laid on the subject.
),
Mout ere, now'
rtl. gwo, you ,$134r
rir you'd atthe carpet to in
e /04 Pete;;-"I'd-lilorto- doit
um, hot -A -Totter teach_,yer les
son. Never trout the word of at t
tel stranger."
•If every housekeeper would u
Wilson's Fly Pads freely dung
the Summer months the hOuse fly
peril would_ soon be a thing of the
past.
HARD TO CONVINCE Prtif.
fi-
co you're going to marry old
Gotrox's daughter, eht Well, you
know, that two can Jive as cheap
as one." • •
of -that" fabt.41
-1Veillf 'HOME Mtn* * -reuxe4-th*v-tor
adapted for los In OM at sudden nooklent
or Illness. %Ids _411 one is "Painkiller.'
2.5o. a, bottle. Avoid substitutto, tber. Is
but Pus "FujuitilIey "—Pera PAVIV-25n-
und 4043.
ITS USES.
larber--who-waus.--cuttingli"
once, said to him "You 'ave a large
teiTtd, sir; it is a good thing 140 '41rite
a large 'ead. for a large 'eadrneans
a large brain, and a large brain,is
the most useful,. thing a man can
'eve, as it nourishes the roots of
the 'air."'
Pill for Delicate Women.
The most delicate woman can u
dergo a course of Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills without fear of unplea-
sant consequencesTheir action,
while wholly effective, is mild and
agreeable. No violent pains Or
surgings follow their use, as thou-
sands of women wile have used them
eau testify. They are, therefore,
strongly recommended to ,women,
who are =pore prone to disorders of
the digestive o,rgans than raen.
MS BLUFF -CALLED.
"Sense me ma'am," said the
husky- Imbo-,---Aut-litit-ttingrre
nuff eat a raw dp .
"Well?* replied the womanon
the back porch, "just wolf here a
second and I'll call one up for you."
But the h. b. wait tryiegto beat
his *sin getaway record down the
It is an undisputed fact that
ene packet of Wilson's Fly Pads
fits asetually killed a
house, flies. Fortunately no BA
civantity can ever be found in a
well kept house, but whether they
be few or Many Wil5otes F17 Pads,
will kill them all.
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0404o soda .s. *sou soy bto o "me us
ototOostimr*Rt 1lew$0,31Xogii1 plk* elf sellirsitis'. oss.
iirtiosteostunssles; nitentitasseeptfor. ot Koos"
tyres& ototo lowoot ph. of loikut to boy otoo
a.rty.tkW* to ikly IWthty0 writs ot, atom*
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riti, it itioilMentr (Que.) Cuardhus„" la Its
t S3rtl Y4140, of Publleitkeus
*For very many years the 41ef .
iorgan of the Conservative party of
the Eastern Townships. *"The -
Guardian" Is..en-avage- &whir=
paper, ind has been condutted by
the present editor without inter-
ruption for 50 years, , who retires'
in consequence of advancing years.
The plant is in fair order, and
consists of a moderate stock of news _
sad' job type, 7 -horse -power engine
'end boiler, Peerless Gem cutter,.
24 -in. Campbell power press, me -
aim Gordon (modern),
--circular and -card_ press, in per-
fect order; three verylargestones,
-tables, furniture, tools, addressing
machine, stoves, etc., etc.,
Apply either to
8; "'RANK Vi1tS014, **Soto.,
or W. E. JONES, Blelkineu4 flue*
iisesc;0,'
,mall„xtt
BrokiUc, Ont
ty of Englishhre was
,
en'it 4*6--
heunting-liela wont
are been for that lino
otter. than .eOlinte
thottoif
tndy hottl
my boy put
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