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THE DOINGS OF THE /ENGLISH PEO-
PLE REPORTED BY MAIL.
▪ ra Eyelets Teeing niece in the
dont er the inee-interesttne, occur'
ences.
In the heariog of the applieation of
the 1,Soistmenee Pederatien for ale early
trale, on the North :London, line, the
cenapatie timed that inlet wae the only
intern). they had to repair the way,
and tire 'matter was adjourned.
The Laecet reports the death of a
p•atien in the London Hospital who
W ee suffering from lockjaw, and was
beieephloroformed, in rd.er that anti-
texic Serttra might be injected into the
brain.
The LiverPool Chaieber of Com-
merce has heard from the Postmaster-
Generel that negotiations were pro-
ceeding with the French administra-
tion, and thae no difficulty; was appre-
heeded in, establishing a telephone
,conaingnimtion between Liverpool and
-"s"--c-The lerge oil mills of Messrs. Leak
,& &VIE at King's Lynn were eetirely
destroyed, by fire. • The oil tanks
. burst with a loud explosion, and the
"flamea illumined the country• for
miles arotnad.
At an evening entertainment in a
well-known beach singers' ring at
Yarmouth, Pat Cashau, a favourite
•Irieli comedian, and leading member of
Chappell's Coacert Company, 'ex-
pired ;suddenly' on reachiing the dress-
ing room, after finishing lais turn.
A eland died in Birmingham under
remarkable circumstances. About
three weelta age> she was picking, her
'ear with a pin, when the instrument
"became fixed, and she was unable to
,witn6raw it. Her father pulled the pin
o'aQ, but aued .ee.
anabseesseformed, and this
ild,sdeth.
Wider the will of IYIr. J. T. Bunce,
loienerly editor of the Birmingham
Daily Poet, the gross value of the
estate' is returned at £43,508; £100 is
left to the true/tees of the Mason Col-
lege for the foundation of a prize in
,the English department. The other
Provisinns of the will are purely of
raanily character.
The Mayor of H'ull has received a
letter from the Queen, enclosing a
cheque for £30 for the relief of those
berenven: through ...the disaster ' on
board the torpedo boat destroyer Bull-
finch,' Zr. J. T. Fairbanlr, M, P. for'
East Hull, has conlributed 5*1 guineas,
and already about £250 has been re-
eeived.
An extraordinary affair occurred in
a train conveying- volunteers to Yea. -
mouth for a weeks camp. Two bands-
men were playing, when one of them,
john Mosison, of Beccles, was stab-
bed in :thescabdemen by a corporal
With a bay het. The. weapon- pene-
the kidneys, inflietin,g a ter -
e wound. He is unable to supply
any motive for the corporal's, act.
With characteristic kindness,. Mr.
Crofton Maynard, coroner for the Eas-
ington Ward of Durham_ County, has
ae example that might well be
followed. He ha e been instrumental
en providing an outing for a large
etch of poor children. Since, last
May he hap induced the jurymen at
all niquests over which he has pre-
sided,. to return one penny out of the
'shillings they receive. The money has
anou.n,ted up, until, with a donation
from laime.elf- added, the coroner- has
just been- able to forward to Pear -
eon's "Fresh Air Fund," a cheque for
six geineas.
The Tramways Committee the
Londoo County Council recently ap-
pointed an expert to examine all ex-
isting. methods of meehanical trac-
tion, and to report. He has now pre-
Seuted a report in which he con,
chides strongly in favor of the con-
" d'uat plan, at least for the central area
ol the ouetropolus, He declares that
}the whole queption is one of first
boat and that even in that matter
the new conduit methods need not be
o much more costly' than 'Cho Oyer-
4ead system. He concludes that for
London. overhead wires would be im-
praeticable as well as objectionable.
The governor of Walton jail, Liver-
neol, received an intiraaVon from the
flame Office, notifying that a reprieve
nad been granted to Martin Tighe,
pit sinker, of Wigan, senteneed to
death' for the murder of his wife, and
:to Catherine Levens, who was also
,Sentenced to death for causing the
'death of John and Mary Tracey, hus-
band and. wife, at Liverpool, bythrow-
Ing a lighted lamp at them and set -
!ling them' on fire. The condemned
gereons received the reprieve with
ananifestations of great relief and
satisfaction.
The Aispatria Agricultural Show,
feene most important of the
'Cumberland fietures, was held on
teetotal principles, the' conamittee hav-
ing accepted an extra, £110 from Sir
Wilfrid Lawson, a patron, on condi-
tion that no intoxicating lignor vves
eold on the ground. In order to be
tonsia tent, only temperance bever-
Anna were stepPlied in the committee
teL for refreshment in place of the
ne,ine and epirite usually provided. The
Innovation did not, meet with the apa
Proval at ineny agriculturists and
ethers, who sought refreshment in
Ute town.'
A SUPERSTWOUS CREATURE.
Ilc-You aektiOwledge that you-er
•-like me, set refuse.
She, belle of the season -Yee, I must
Thrteen is on unlueley number.
'Yoe ate the thirteenth man who has
proposed to me'and if we ehould be-
come engaged I'M afraid something
Oreadfel would happeo.
Yoe are fooliahly superstitious
,Whet could happen ?
e might marry you,.
lie -Yee, she mode a fool of nie, She
eal wonder now it 1,81'a linen never re -
Levers from a elittig of that kind?
BRITISH ARE 1EED,I1O.
THE PLAN OP TRANSPORT sERviCE
ARRANGED POR NATAL.
Three Illitudred Toms or Supplies a Dar
Needed for an Army Corps-ItalliwaY
Her elite Supplemented ley Wagons.
When one consider's that an arm
woe ie tee nem requires 900 tons
of stores and supplies every day, it is
easy to realize the vital importance
of the transport and suPply services,
and the working of lines of communi.
cation in seen a campaign as that
winch hap commenced in South Afri-
ca.
The Duke of Wellington, as a Cape
Town correslYondent writing on this
eubject, reminds us, prided himself lees
on his tactical skill, than on hi a sue -
cess ia feeding the aerny under his
conamand. During the Peninsular War
more order's were issued on the subject,
of feeding the troops and on the work-
ing of linen of communication than on
any- other question. It remains to be
seen whether Sir Redvers Buller will
be able to make a similar boast to that
of the Iron Duke. But whatever short-
comings, may be revealed in -South Af-
rica within the next feav weeks, and el
-
ready, there are grum.blings to be
heard, the criminal folly' of 1854 can-
not be repeated. When the Brinell
troops landedlia the Crimea the, trans-
port for the whole army consisted of
seventy-five mulesi and a few carts,
while the oupply service was equally
paraimoeious. Thus the army before
Sebastopol, though encamped six or
seven miles from the harbor or Bala-
clava -filled with ships andstores-was
losing men abally for want of food and
fire. As a contrast one may 'men to
the Soudan campaign of 1898, when a
British army, was operating in the
heart of Africa ,with a single line of
communication extending over ,
1,000 MILES FROM ITS BASE.
,
But conditious in South Africa are
very different and the lines of com-
munication especially will be a far
more difficult problem. According to
the scale for mobilization in the pres-
entinstance each battalion of 1,000 of-
ficens and men has 16 vehicles, 58
draught horses, three pack animals
and thirty-two drivers. As the plan
of campaign, is not yet fully revealed,
it is, of couree, impossible to lay down
at will be the exact plans, routes,
t for the supply, transport and
co unica,tion: The general character
of the schem.e ha's however been de-
termined .Assioning that there willbe
a, single line of communication through
Natal to the TransVaal frontier, Dur-
ban will be the base, and Ladysmith
the a,dvailee depot The correspondent
proceeds.:
" Sir :Edward Chiohester is 'respon-
sible for this disembarkation of troops,
and stores. The work will be diffi-
cult for no large shipn cart safely en-
ter the harbor at Durban, on account
of the, bar atid the heavy seas that
tend to diminish the depth of wa,ter•
Herres have to be landed in lighters,
-a, costly and tedious operation, which
is entrusted, under military and naval
supervision, to a. civil contractor. As
soon ap the stores are received they
will be sorted and sent to the front
by rail and road.
"The single line on railway from
Durban winds northward through hilly
country, there being a steady ascent
along its entire route. Ladysmith, 189
miles, from the coast, is 3,284 feet above
the sea.
' The carrying capacity of this line
is accoedingly Boated,and must fall
far short of the requirements of 300
.tOds a. day, not to speak of men, sick
and wounded, and ammunition. This
deficiency hap to be made up by wa-
gon. transport along roads evhieh, in
many districts, are little better than
tracks, and are likely to become quag-
mires in the rainy season, which, in
'Natal, is already union us. Wagon trans-
ports will be by •
' MULE AND TREK -OX.
Owing to the rinderpest, these ani-
mals are rather scarce in South Afri-
ca, and large pnrChase% of mules have
been made in Spain, the south of
.France, Chicago, and elsewhere. Fif-
teen thousand mules have been requisi-
tioned, and will be Used for drawing
wagons of American pattern. These
vehielea are etronglyr built, and weigh
from sixteen to twenty-two hundred
weight, their track being five feet two
inchea. Twelve mules can carry a load
of four thousand pounds, and the trans-
port will be worked in seetions of tviren-
ty wagons. Mules 'do well on crushed
raealies or maise, but should have from
three to four hours' grazing, if they are
to be kept in condition. The ration
18 eight pounds a day, se that each sec-
tion will need half a wagon -load of
mealies for every eight hours' jour-
" Trek -oxen, though not suitable for
regimental transport, will be need on
the line of communication. They have
only two recommencla.tions: They can
find their feed on the veldt, and when
to longer able to walk or to carry
anything ,you may eat them, as our
men did when shut up ie Lucknow and
the Alumbagh, The disadvantage of
this method of transport is its extreme
eleverment and the liability of the ani-
mals to en:knees. Great care has to be
taken in feeding the oxen, and in re-
gulating their houre of work, Fifteen
inilea is a good day's mareli, and in
the rainyseason it is doubiful whether
Lan miles can be exceeded. Trek -oxen
are never inspeened for more than
eight hours a day, or for more than
Lour hours at a time. They innet vest
for two oe three hout8 between marthes
e nd should wryer work during
hour before IsUriSet. These drawbacks
are net without comptheationa, Sjx-
team oe eighteen erten will terry a load
of from 6,000 pounds to 9,000 pounds
in a tented wagot weighing about 2,900
pounde. Erich teani has a leader, or
vocirlouper, who wo Iles in front n nd
guides, while the driver encouragee
THE
EXETER TIMES
the cattle to pall together by creek -
ins a, rawhide laeli 12 rent or 1.8 feet
long tatteened to a banthoo stick,
"In order that the strain may be
multh as possible, and
the mot economical ulse may be made
of the traeeport, the line of communi-
cation will be divided into aections.
The distance between these sections
must depend on local cireumetanees,
though,as a general rule, where OP
i
attack s apprehended and an escort
is unnecessary, the intervals should
be short, six miles loaded and six miles
return being considered
GOOD JOURNEY.
The advantage pr this system over the
ordihaxy convoy is obvioue. Transport
rider's become intimately acquainted
with the road, and travel without the
lethal linaredimetita of camp equipment.
It is at once economical and efficient,
and should enable the Array Service
Corps to maintain continuous and un-
broken communication between the
loam and the army in the field.
'Between Pietermertizburg and
Ladaannith Will be established a cen-
tral depot, where each 0011)pltelyi, GT
battery, or troop, will find its horses,
mulles and equipment ready. There
will, coneequently, be little delay in
moving the force to the front, A rest
camp and a re/nom:it depot have aleo
been prepared at Durban. Two hospit-
al ships will lie in the Ma dstead, one
of them being stationery, while, the
other will steam backward, and for -
wand to „the Cape, -which is healthier
and cooler than ,Natar The medical,
transport, from the brigade field hos
-
vitals, to the field hospitals at the ad-
vance depot, and thence along the line
of communisation to the base, is car-
ried oun by the Army Service Corps,
Rapid transport of the sick and wound-
ed is of the utmost importance, not
only for themselves, but in order that
any aceutaulation of invalids at the
advance depot may be avoided. The see
fteiornathliestaetbi joenset..,?ught to be invaluable
Such then, is the general scheme so
far as it can at present be outlined
Tot what extent it will be suecessfulle
and smoothly carried out remains to
be proved. Upon the working of the
lines of comraunioation depends the
success of a campaign. The duty of a
director of transport and supply is,
therefore, of the highest importa,lace•
His sphere of dirty extends from the
base to the troops at the front. It is
indispensable that the should be amen
of infinite incluistry and resource as
well as of varied experience. These
qualities may certainly be ascribed to
Col. Ward, Assistant Adjutant -Gener-
al to Sir George White, and to Col.
Richardson., who will act in a similar
capacity to Sir Red.vers Buller, Both
have served in African campaigns, and
have proved themselves masters in the
difficult art of organization. Both are
assisted by a nuraber of young officers
in the Ary Serviee Corps who have
done, transport work in many parts
of Alnico,. I
FROM
CiANAN001.
corresp'W
ondent rites That Dodd's
Kidney Pills Have Cured Him
of Kidney Disease.
Swale/ Boucher Exporerneuted With
eines for Eighteen Years - }litany
SAMOAN GIRLS.
Party gowna for Stonoan girla grow
on the tropioal trees and almost readY
for wear. When a oative beauty of
Samoa deeides to go to a speeial outer.
tainro.eet she enters the forest to look
for ber gala attire. The native kiki,
is the only addition to her ordinary
costume that the Samoan girl provides
rn.s„nne lo wry Dodd N uldney for epecial parties. The material for
ntlia-leave Boxes caneet Wm. the kiki grOWS on the ti teee. It con-
Gananoque, Nov, 20. -Mn Deniel sists of a ribbing of barka few iothes
Bogther, of this town, suffered. with wide tnat is stripped from the tree
d
Kidneefor Disease for eighteen Ysal's` easily. While darap the bark, whieh
A.ntne best part of that eighteen •
Years he has been striving to gee cur- is v",'thitt is crinkled so as to form
ed. Experimenting with medicines and wavy oultinee and the ribbons are
doctors all the time, he had/ never ex- colored all sorts of bright hues. The
perieneed the slightest relief. And
now after eighteen years of it he
Saraoan girl then plaits it walatband
is ,
cured by five boxes of Dodd's Kidney the same kind of bark and hangs
from
pins. , of the seine material are often added
The question arises
11,5150, When the kiki is eonapleted the
try Dodds Kidney Pille before? The , why did he not dusky
belle putts it on over her scanty
,
weapon has laid ready to his hand. for levalavaor waist -cloth. and goes to
girla thus make their owia party dress -
the last ten years, why didt lag not use es, and. some of tkem skew great taste
it? Surely he must long have known 1
. g
that Docldand skill fashioning the odd a
's Kidney Pills have cured I
r -
hundreds of others 'right in his ewn merits'
town. '
It is hard to understand, Natural per M.A.K1NG WORK FOR THE DOCTORS.
versity is often the only, exelanation Mrs. Walker --I don't see why the
g•
been deceived by the pretensions of If it makes people healthier it is a
imitators of Dodd's'Inidney-Pills, He loss to the doctors.
natty have been prejudiced by some Mr. Walker -I know; but they cal
-
other means, but however it was Mrciliate that one sound,. healthy rider
Boucher came round to Docld's,Kidney will disable at least five pedestrains
Pills at last and is a healthy inan in per week.
consequence,
'He writes: "For eighteen years I
have been troubled with Kidney Dis- To Cure Catarrh and Stay Cured
ease. I have used al/ sort of medicin- You must use the most up-to-date
es but could get no reliet I wets per- 'and most approved method of treat-
suaded to try Dodd's Kidney Inll 1 ment, nis can only be had in Cat -
have finiahed five boxes and -am cone- arrhozone which cures by inhalation
- pletely cured. I highly' recommend aod is sure to reach tha right, spot.
them to all suffering as I thd 1 used Treatments requiring the use of
to have to stop work for two or three sprays, douches, snuffs, ointments, are
days in the week on account of back- a thing' of the past, and. the medicat-
. ache, but now I can do a day's work ed air treatment supersedes them all
with anybody."
WHY WEAR HATS?
in such cases. Mr. Boucher may have doctors all recommend bicycle ridin
W0pDS TOMMY WILL REAR.
Queer conequiansme Everybody Uses
the Transvaal.
Althongh born 'of English 'phirents,
the juvenile colonial or igansvaaler
mixes much, ,and of necessity, with
Duteli children and Dutch -speaking
native servants. Hence, as he girtilies
up, a certain number of quasi -Dutch
ploases become a part and parcel of
his vocabulary, and require some study}
On the part of the newly arrived Bri-
ton in order to understand their true
signiticence. '
For instance, there is a word, which
is always on the lips of every one who
owns a dog, and in South Africa One
owns a dog and a horse as naturally
as one owns a Christian name and
soane worthless mining shares. • This
word is "voetsak," pronounced "foot -
sack," and it means 'get k out" or "go
away." a
There is a story that a very new
arrival at Cape Town expressed his
surprise. that' all the .dogs seemed to
!Vane one name, "voetsak," and when
you called therm by, it they always ran
away..
'Another fagnilliar phrase is "Wacht
een beitje," which means "Wait a bit:"
It is applied even to a particular kind
of veldt buth with long spiky throns,
vvhich, catch on your olothingl as you
p.ass through -unless you happen to
be wearing- khaki -and forcibly detain
you while you disentangle yourself.
PPils 0P-1" naeans "Look out I" and is
heard on all occasions and on the very
smallest provocation, or none at all.
At the Johannesburg Agricultural
Snow, which took place in, a big yard
over Hospital Hill, Englishmen who
were not fluent in the "taal," or lan-
guage, were puzzled to read big pia -
cards pasted in prOlMirieUt places, to
tlhis effect, "Pas op voor zakkenroll-
ers." ;Saab one asked his neighbor
what that protentous thing a "zak-
kenroller" might be. 1 It suggested
somehow a "jabberwook," •or some-
thing equally gruesome. However, on
enquiry, the dread IlneSS11,g8 turued out
to be uothilfig more alarming than
"Look oat for pnkpockets."
In South Africa, when a aeon is
incapable of doing this, that or the
other job, say, reiing, for instance,
it is said of Mine "He mint rids for
sour apples 1" If you want' to limply
that you are it particularly smart fel-
low, and net easily 'taken tin -and this
is a favoeite aseumation of the un-
traveled colonial -you must say, often
and with thapbasis, "I'll watch it I"
iff a /men is absolutely averse to
doing any, and if be has been
swindled, he alleges that So-and-so has
been "doing a shot" on him.
CABLE CONDUIT MOTOR.
An electrical engineer has invented a
device for) getting the hauling line for
cabIe and wires through the conduit
pipes. 11 consists of three rubber -
tired wheels and a special clockwork
arrangement that will send the wheels
100 feet at one vvieding. This new
form of tnotor ear (begs string
through the pipe, and' the reel; is eafiy.
HEAD GE THE 110113Fe
MoSwattere-Where is your mother.'
iti-law now?
McSwitters-We aro hiving with her.
MeSweeters-What thought you
owned a. boast)?
IVICSwitters,--i did 1111 she, canoe
•
We (ling to a Custom Neither Becoming
Nor Itealtlx-Biving.
There is no danger or risk in•esing
Catarrhezone. It is both pleasant and,
effective to employ inany case of Irrit-
able Throat, Fetid Breath, Bronchitis,
Oatarrh and Asthma. For sale atoll
druggists, or by mail, price 31.00. For
beautfit Ifle ists t sennampto N.
Why do both men and women per- C. POLISON & CO., Box 518, Kingston.
sist in wearing hats I Asked Pearson's Ont.
Magazine. There are three reasons
why we should wea,r clothes. we Getting Matters Adjusted -You are
' half an hour late at our appointments
may wear them for the sake of de- Mr. Tompkins. Yes; I stopped to get
oency ; for tthe sake of warmth; or for my luncheon. Well, be kind enough
the sake of display. None of these to sit down and wait while I go out
and get mine.
reasons applies to the wearing of hats.
Of course, •there are head -coverings
that are yvtunia such as the Icelander's
CALLA LILY CREAM
sealskin hood or the fisherman's to
ensures a youthful complexion. Send 25 cents for trial
bottle, or post card for oiroulerocInusekel:sant,dwo.o.
%%Prig. on.n.
but, as a rule, there is no.real warmth Addresa J;tilultrEART1 459
in the hat of either sex. When a wo-
man pins a /night structure of straw' Sharp Little Thingl-Papa, said the
and artificial flowers on the top of her . raissi"arY worker's little daughter, I
hair, she never for an instant imagines
that the thing will keep her from tak-
ing cold. The ea,a.souline top hat is
certainly, waren, on athet day, but it
is very far from warm in cold weather.
ageither are hats worn for the pur-
pose of displa,y. Doubtless tilere are
am playing that my- dolls are heathen.
That is nice, dear. And -and -papa,
I wane ten cents tel pay my salary.
La Toscana leo1,BLIAlleB °IGAR
.
3 h'ACTORY,Montreal.
Pushing Along the Good Work --My
wife got up a charity eerie party last
weak. Ind the have any sureess with
tunes when women mane the hat the ? I should say she did I Took in al -
occasion of displaying their fondness most enough to pay for the prizes. ,
for. dead birds, muslin flowers, and
other beautiful objects, but this is"Pharaoh 10_0 If Payne, of Granby, Que.
only when fashion has decreed that -• Cigar Manufacturer.
big hats shall be worn. , At other
times the female hat is so microscopi-
cally small that it could not be sue-
eessfully used for displaying anything
As for men's hats they never display
anything except the atrocious taste,
whith makes them fashionable. Why
then, in the naene oft. all that is sensi-
ble, do men and women wear hats?
As a rule, every man and every wo-
Mrs. Tellington-Poor Mr. Moon -
about is very absenterainded, isn't he?
Mr. Tellington-yes; his latest freak
was to lose his pocketbook and then
look for it among the p's in the dic-
tionary.
TO CURE A. COED IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets all
druggista refund the money if it falls to cure.
man looks better without a hat than gm. W, Grove's
with one. This is why we all take off signature 18 00 each box.
our hats at the opera( or at an even-
ing party. And yet we cling to a
custom that has not a word to be said
in its behalf. We ,persish in wearing
the ugly, useless and injurious hat.
Why do we do it?.I should like to
find a good Irish echo that would ans-
wer the question at length, and in a
satisfactory way.
REWARDED BY ROYALTY.
A. brave little fellow ia Karl Froh-
mueller, whom ,the Queen of Wurtem-
burg has lately honored with a gift
,
of moeey. Karr s sister fell into a
barrel of boiling malt and was so se-
verely scalded that the doctors said
that skin -grafting was the only- rem -
Mrs. Newrioh-Oh, dear, no! My,
husband don't have to be in business
no more. He's jost a gentleinan now.
Mrs. Bluegore-That tuust be a please
ant cha.nge for him. ,
O'KEEFE'S Lig.iro'r MALT
Ipvisorates and Streagthens.
LLOYD WOOD, Toronto, GENERAL AGENT.
My incolme is small, said a rather
dilatory lover, and perhaps it is cruel
Of me to take you! from your father's
neof. But I don't' live on the roof,
was the prlempt reply.
POR OVER PIPTY TEARS
MRS. WINSLOW% SOOTRINGI SYRUP has been
need by mother', for thele children teething. It eoothe
0 nallsisioc,hainldd,iestottlebnessereemindinis, Clays pain, onres win
edy. Hearing this, Karl came to th e y for diarrheas'. 25o. ti bot"
tn-els Sold b all druggists throughout th
rescue vv-ith the offer of part of hisBs
"4 461 for "Mrs. Winslow's' SbothhignS7russpB.I.
tegument. A large piece of tb lit-
Anti:ion-Now I want your honest
opinion. Tell me what faults you see
in my book? Friend -Well, for One
thing I think the covers are too far
apart.
tle lad's skin was successfully trans-
ferred to his sister, who has complete-
ly recovered, and Karl is not only
happy itt having saved his beloved
playfellow's life, but also very proud
in having obtained the favorable no-
tice of the queen.
DOING WITHOUT THE DOTS.
The somll letter " i " was fermerly
written avithout the dot. The dob was
introduced in the fourteenth century
to distinguish i " from '5 " in hasty
and indistinct writing. The letter "i "
vitae originally used whexi the letter
" j" is now employed. The distinetion
between " 1" and " j" was introdeced
by the Dutcla printers at a corapara-
tively recent date, and the "j" was dot-
ted because the " L" from which it was
derived, was written with a dot.
THE BA.OHELOR DEFINEI).
A Dallas mother with five grown
daughters defines a bachelor as a
miserable coward WhO lias lost the op-
pottunity of a lifetime.
$100 Reward, $100.
Tlie readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that Science has been able to cure in all its
nage/ and that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh
Curse, the only positive cute now knoven to
the medical fraternity. oaearrh being a cons.
titutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hail's Catarrh Cure 18 taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up the
nonstitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. Tho proprietors 'have so mach faith in
its^ curative powers, that they offer One Hun-
dred Dollars for any ease that it, fails to cure.
Send for list of testimoniale.
Address. F. J. CHENIDY de DO., 7.'eledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 750.
Pamtly Pills are the best
ree-en
TWO D1LLION 14I0YOLES,
It is estimated' that about 2,000,000,-
060 bieyeles lave been made in Earope
ttd AldteTICEL.
an—
CEYLON TEA
Lead peokageer- °Palle:fee/at e0°Plebalan.MQ ell ea:„...............toiSitcleirniebillsain211:140r0F60 t'laInteht:
ORTANT TO LADIES!
To make sere that when you wielt te color asy artiste. w. Dresses, Salta Peather,s Poen rtotta ore?
equally es good results, without the necessity of a preparation bath to make them take tbo Op, na BOMEI DYE
thing that requires clyolor, that you get the best dye ill thO 311411Ceb, Crewe, !MIMBign
I WI onoun) Piss
the letest and positively the best teat eau be produced, at they will dyo we, Silk, Wool or Mae:10mq. vd
Do not be put off with something just as go id, becano
use you kw what haute you have had lutlio,pest,tbereee
are known as the ONE D1P DYES, end e trial oeckaZii will imuvince you that they will do_ad ws della forth
84)1
ask for HOME DYES end on getting. there, To be had et your druegisk or render' direst tree of votes
10opsekage, or 3 for 35'yents. Rove yolt triea U'eln? If not, get a Package And be convinced,
TORONTO HOME DYE CO., 'TORONTO.
The
Farmer'
Wife
'with all her cares and labors soon be-
comes nervous and weary, and unless she
has something to aid her will have that
constant tired feeling, headaches, flys-
pepsia, and all their disagreeable conse.
quences, chronic constipation, etc.
1
DI WARD'S *
Wed & Nerve 1113
are the proper assistant to health, and the rtmedy for these disorders, because
they contain the necessary quantity of iroo in soluble form, in combination with efie
latest discoveries in medical science, so that their use enables one to SLEEP SOUNDLYa
EAT HEARTILY AND INCEST THE FOOD PROPERLY,
The Man
will also find himself greatly benefited by the
use of these AIDS TO HEALTH AND VIDOR.
We have at our office thousands of testimonle
of the House als' and will send a book of informatiott cetae
taining some of these free on application, '
so Cents per box, five boxes for $2.00. All Druggists, or
SAM. WILLIAMS & CO, Toronto, Ont,,
Unkindest Out of 9.11-I met working Oheapost and Best Covering Inthe World.
for posterity, said the artist. What
grudge have you against it asked his Mica PIPE AHD Cov rincr
friend ‘;',
SORER •k;)
MIDITHIML HOTEL DIRECTORY.
The " Balmoral," Free BOO a0P,,13:
Hotel Carslake, it:P;IT4.1,1°,;„.SPo„raps,
G.T.R. Station, Moe treat. Geo. Carslake & Co., Prop's.
___2.1Oloillly1-17:IttslgeratAeavesnlase0.
AVENUE HOUSE
per day.
ST. JAMES' ROTEL--gnit211,1Dctplit:
Railway. Plret.elass Commercial Fouse. Modern him
prey/unease-Retell moderate,
•
How Many fellows have called on
your sister this week? Five.- That
doesn't include me, does it ? 0, no,
Sister saes you, don't count.
W. Ir. C. 999
CALVERT'S
carbolic Disinfectants. Soaps, Oint-
ment, Tooth Powders, etc have been
awarded me medals and diplomas for superior
excellence. Their regular use prevent infeeti.
ous diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain a
supply. Lists mailed. free on application.
F. C. CALVERT & CO.,
amANt0HEsTER, - ENGLAND,
Musk
Teachers
Wanted
To send for our
complete SHEET
MUSIC CATALOGUE
and SPECIAL RATE
OF DISCOUNT. We
are equipped to
supply every Music
TEACHER In Canada
Whaley,
153 Tong° St.,
TORONTO, ONT.
Solid Gold....$2.85
Best Gold Fill 1.50
5 yrsGoldFill 1.00
Best 0 -lasses.., 100
We guarantee perfect satisfaction.
GLOBE OPTICAL CO.„
93 Vonge Street, Toronto.
WANTED -Men to travel, salary or commission: expert.
once unneeessary. WriteLUKE BROS. 00., Montreal.
WANTED--Salesznen; "Atioorine” protects fruit trees
fsein till Peste; 030.01 week, ARBQRXNE CO., Mentreal.
Carter's COLD CURE 10e. Cures in a fifty. P. Me.
Cm monk & Co., Agents, Montreal.
HARRIS m3-37." "'""'
LEAD, COPPER. BRASS.
Wholesale only. Long Distance Telephone1720.
WILLIAM ST., TORONTO.
flOMMON SENSE KILLS Roaches, Bed
U Bugs, Rats and Mice. Sold by all
Draggiste, Or SSI Queen W. Toronto.
iMille, fifilliat A Meelote.
Barristers,ete., removed
to Wesley_lildga., Rich-
mond St. W., Toronto.
THE IDES MOINES INOOSAYOR-Nost and oheapest
o. Rolland, sole agent tor the Dominion. Send 300,
stain? for catalogue. 373 St. Paul Street, Montreal.
Sausag: gs_ KARK 10 WELL & 00., Toronto.
New importation!' finest
glish Sheep and Ain.
enema Bog Casings --reliable goodns at right prices,
Wanted —
IN Alit, VILLAGES AND TOWNS --
AGENTS to seil Sunlight Acetylene Gas
Machines on conuniasion. For information write
Room 97, Fres, old Building,
60 Victoria Street, Toronto,
permanently cures
Catarrh of nose,
se threat stomach
end 11, 51- 50e & 51 a box. Write tor partioulare, The
Eni atarrh Cure Co, 146 St Ternesak, Montreel.
POULTRY, BUTTER, EGOS, APPLES,
and other PRODUCE, to ensure best results conaVen to
The DawsorCCorniniesion Co, Limited'
Oor. West -Market & Colborne St., Toronto,
00 nil PER Dent STJItE - RELIABLE
ueee••••••• person, gentleman or iady, to torment re-
liable firm; position permanent; 0800 per year and
expenses ; experience urtirtoerhann,
Dist, Manager. Moifireal, *Zilch
yang Cioa ing
For the very boat sand your work to the
" BRITISH AMERICAN intiSitigi GO."
Leek dor wait. YOur town, or send dierict.
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec.
eareel Ones RIS1 t Dr nk,,Ttirc,Wholesotne, Nourish,
log. Ifielb..0,211n, foe e5e. Itotd0 irerp1S1 10 40c coffee,
rerifor Salo by ail Meese, er eeed 10o tor inokagi
to the 110300 MOT; CO., 164 Queen E., Toronto.
Asieeticweliteci in Merit tenet', ,
Steam and Hot and Cold Water Pipes, Cold Storage
Pipes. Kitchen Hollers, eto.
Pm particulars apply to
MICA, BOILER COVERING CO,, Limited,
Toronto, Montreal, and London, Eng.
roil SA LE—°E TO LET - PROVINOE or -
Ontario, Wellington County, away
• City of Guelph, Ontario eartenteral Colleee, Mod-
el Farm, eta, west half lot 2, aoncesision 4, rown line,
Erin Toweehip. 100 acres, 65 under cultivotiozi, halanoa
wooded. Urge stone homes, cellar full sire, wooden
addition bank barn 46x60 with stables wide' neat
root house and sheds; apple orohard, some plums n
pears, bearing; well, cietern, and never -falling strend
rich land; good neighborhood, tiaree miles from rellway
station and 'markets, 100100100' Iron:post {ace, ohtxr013.
and store; best of eehools. Sale on etisy terms. Apply
THOMAS Mt. DOCICRAY,
34- Victoria Bk, Toronto,
Agents=
MEN OR WOMEN
.511 )5010 of Canada make 3 to 5 dollar
daily. Latest improved. Cooker, glael
water guage, all compartments' inter'
ohengeable. Decided advantages °vet
any other cooker mentifeetured
AUTOMATIC STILani COOKER CO.
295 College Street, Temente.
BALDNESS CURED.
ROSE'S " Hair Grower" positively and per-
manently cureS Baldness, Hair Failing
Out, Dandruff, etc., and rendere the hair soh.
glossy and beautiful. Testimonials from leading Torp.
to gentlemen. Price $1.00 per bottle
ROSE & CO.,
226 Ronoesvallee A.ve., Toronto.
EVERY CATHOLIC YOUNG MAN
hould poeeese a copy of "Th, Catholic Student's Man
-
nal of Instruction and Prayers,' for all !seasons of the
Ecoleelasticel Year. Compited by a religiptui, under the
immediate supervision of the Reetirend H. Renard, P.a.
real, Canada. It contains Liturgicel Prayers, /ndul
S. Professor of bIoral Theology, Greed Berelnery
'meek Devotione, and Pious' Exereiree for ovary cco
sion. and for all seasons of the Eceleelestical Year.
718 pages, 4full page illustrations, dexible eloth, round
corners. Preen°. Published by
0. & & CIO.,
1669 Notre Dame St„ Montreal,
11111ohlgan Land for Salo.
f/ 000A0050 0000 IvARMINQ LAND8-AREATA.0
log Iota°, Ogemaw and Crawford Counties. Title pe:ti
fect. On Michigan Central, Detroit & Mackinac an
Loon Lake Railroads, at prices sauteing from 52 to
per acre, These Lends aro Close to Enterprising Nevi
Towne, Oleurchee, Scheele, eto., and will ba ;widen moat
reasonable terms. Apply to
R. M. PIERCE, Agent, West Bay City, Mob.
Or J.W. CURTIS, Whittemore, Mich.
Dominion Line MAIL
- STEAMSHIPS
Portland, Me., to Liverpool, coiling at Haliion
Wes tb o und
Large and fast Steamers Vancouver,
Dominion, Cambroman.
Rates of passage (labia, $50 upsvards Seem/
Cabin, fsla ; Steerage, 522.50 and $23.50.
For further information apply to local agents, or
D.AVID TORRANCE a CO., General Agent,
17 St. Sacrament St. Montreal,
TEM WINDING WATCH,
(L.dy's 0 ner,r,), SOLID GOLD
RING, an ATITOHARP, ACCORDE-
ON, a VIOLIN' or GUITAR, for
selling 9 boxes of Dr, Price's Sar-
saparilla Blood Pills at 30o. PM
boor. DON'T BEND MONEY'
simply send your name and ed.
dress and we will send you the
Pills, postpaid, with our Cataloote.
Sell them and remit ua the payment
we wtll set d you the peens. um yeti
select. Theet Pills our, impure bloed,
rheunuitism liver and kidney aiseeses, mid all stornsak
troubles. Fills returnable if not told. Writs us at
once and mention this paper.
PRICE MFR, 00., 88 Bay Street, Taranto, Onto
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
BREAKFAST—SUPPER.
4A11. O. ARNETT, Manager.
tIONN J. MAIN, Swpt, And Treas.
The namadia
Nein Safety 0
OILER.
Esplanade,
Opp, 6herbelitne at., Toronto
legneft11,1016111.ft
High Class , Water Tube Steen)
Boilore,' for All PreSsures,'
ilUtieS 'and Fuel,
semi) pea ossosiPtive cATALootio,
eigfek0S{I'llytI114111'6. ' -1 ..
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