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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-2-22, Page 7THE Z.ZZ.TE.R. TIMES INTERESTING ITEMS, When etoosiug geese arid ducks for the table see thet they aave Alamo beeasts, P,sid pliable, soft yei, low feet. • Equal parts a ammonia and turpen- tine tvill take paint out of clothing, no matter hoev dry and laard it may e. Satarete the spot two or three times, then wash out in soaitands. Fora nelY one tv no taaes cold eaeily, a niece ot scaft brawn paper taetted in - Aide the back a a dress or slip-botla LS nal/eatable, Taick cotton blousea VU thee be worn wheu otberwise thick dress would be required. Belladerina or iodine liniment ia the best remedy to apply to sprebas, and, Lf the sprain is at all severe, the part should' be fregoently bathed with hot meter. Warm baths will often prevent the eno,st •virulent disenses. A person who rna.yt be in feaa of baying received in- fectiou a any kind sboula take a warm bath, suffer Perspiration to eneue, and ter rub dry. B is advised te dress warmly to gamed against takieg cold. ea. French deserter haviug. been are reeted at Soutisamptou and, sent back to his regimeut, the court-m,ertia.1 that tried him accepted as sufficient excuse that be wanted to laelp the Boers, It 'would be of interest to know, says ovar correspondent, if the Las ever been a couutry ea diveSted o ittienale atopulation es tbe Tzmusvital is at this zeoment. It le it land a women 3114 girls, bees wader fifteeri or etxteeta an4 e. few old men. Tie rest are at the trout in Natal, or a.oross ttie Wes- tern border, It is said thee when the Navel Bri- gade made mica a eueceeatal delsut, Iredyeinith, No. 1 a Om 4,7 gun eatid, ote being told to tire at "Long Tom," "Can I hit him at 5,001 yards'? Just kilt a moment!" And be (ltd. Even the educated Boer is wonder - hilly ignorant. When at 'uncle in, tbe house of a well-anowo Jolsaispesber- ger, Judtte Idoele observed tbat Eng- land mild not put mare Ulan 40,000 men in tbe Acid, even if elle brougat her 'adieu army and the Volunteers into aetion. Tbe three Japanese naval and gun - eery officers WhO are exPeeted in Eng- land shortly to visit the various Gov- ernment dockyards and depute, intend to pey speelal attention to the trans- port system, which appears to bave greatly interested the Jaitanese Gov- erureent. The clockwork -like mariner in which troops baste, been got off wi th- out hindrance to trade and without u single hiteb is the admiration of the world and the envy of the Continent. 'The Japanese are not efraid to show their appreciation openly. The regiment vehielt, not long ante. stormed this Boer potation at Kimber- ley at ,the point a the bayonet ela ata only one in 'the asernihe entitled to use the distinction, "Loyal," ita full nanas being the .Loyal North Lan- cesliire Regiment. It is also one of the seven territorial regiments which hive the blank line in the gold lace of rose pattern. This black line was reduced into the lace in memory of taking of Quebec. in 1759, when this regiment, tame known as Wolfe's Own, /oet thear coramander, General Wolfe, in the moment ot victory. The bridge at Hopetown, over whicb Lord Methuen's column, has recently advanced, is the most remaekable structure, of the kind in Cape Colony. Its total length is no less than 1,400 ft. The bridge at A.lieval North is only 800 ft. long. Hopetown is notable as being the last town on the Orange River. A few huts or scattered fariare. steads tare the only signs of human habitation along the great waterway for NO miles to the Atlantic. By the kindness of the Eastern Tele- graph Company, arid over the viser of Major -Genera a Sir J. 0. A.rdagh, Director of Military Intelligence, the hon. Secretary of the Imperial War Fund has been enabled to instraet the officers commanding depots in Natal to at once pay over to the widow of every regular soldier or Colonial vol- unteer kiIled in action the sum of £10, these officers being empowered to draw on Messrs. Cox & Co., the treasurers of the Imperial War Fund, through the friendly mediation of the Natal Bank. ABOUT CRIMINALITY. In an article on "Women and the Emotions," by Prof. Mantegazza, there are some interesting statistics showing that those modern sociolog- ists who hold that women are men's equals in the field of criminality are wroxig. Here are sonae of them: Man bears fate witness 100 times to a women's seventeen, 3/I,an for forgery and counterfeit coining was convicted 100 times to a • worean's eleven. In Eranceewemen are sunamoned be- fore the tribunals four times less In France in 1880 women delinquents were fourteen to 100 men. In Italy in the soma year they were only 9 per cent. In Algeria we have ninety-six male delinquents and only fottr women. In England and Wales' between 1831. and 1842 ti3ere were twenty-four '11,0- e/fell to 100 men, all for the more ser- ious offenses. In 1871 Dr. Nicholson found in the prisons of England. 8,218 men and 1,- • 217 women. In Bevaria from 1862 to 186, in a populatiee consisting solely •of peas- ants, tie) wonrea who wee condemned, were in proportion twenty-nine to 10 men. In the prisonof Turin from 1871 to 1884the woman in respect to men ere represented by a figure of 13-67 per 06111. Taking the whole of Europe, women are. the profeesor says, five times less guilty than men. • THE BATTLE OF GLENUOE, tee., BULLETS FELL LIKE A HAILSTORM, DOING pgADLY ExEcuTioN, A Vivid Acceout of This Terrtble Elptit In a utter From the seat or wine The tight we had at Dundee was a terrible affair. On Friday morning we fell in ma parade at 4.30 a,m,, to guard against a daybreak attaole as weknew arom. our spies tbat the Boers were sonsewhean in the hills around tae camp, We stood on parade wail day - teak, 5.30 a.m., and then we were diss Missed, and went to our tents. We were all °batting and having a melte, when suddenly shells fromeight guns start- ed. pouring over our lieads, We turn- ed out, to find the Boers on a bill call- ed Telana, about one and a half miles 4\1111 CaMP- 0111' General at onee sent U.6 011 t to atte.ele them in the follow- ing order ;Thiblizi Fusiliers in the first tine, King's Royal Rifles in the second, and the Irisa Fusiliers in, reserve, also twelve field gems, We =robed toward s tbe hill until we got about 1,000 yds from, it, when we halted in a ditch while our artil- 'erg gave thema good shelling. They eleetso straight that in 1orty minutes they baa blown all the Boer guns to rieCaS, SO that all We had to face now were indiets. " to get :across open groend aboot NO yds, wide, and as We pos- ed. over it the bullets fell like e hail- storm, the men falling in all directions ana aathough we orossed In about eigat minotere we and at least one hundred men killed and wouuded. Winne we got to the other side of this ground, there was a wood, watch we entered, thinking the trees would give us ;a bit of protection, but it WAS IMMO sUil there, because we were nearer to them, and they shot about another thirty men, so we advaured again. "M we lett the other side a the. wood our General got bit in the stom- ach and had to retire, and the next senior officer warded pe to retire also, but the troops tvould not do so, as they stood as mutat chance or getting bit in golug back as in going forward. SO we kept acivancing until we were about 200 yds. from 'the top, and thou our troops lay beltind the rooks and. peppered them a treat—we could see them lolling all along the ridge, and this so cheered, our troops tbat they fixed their bayenets and. rushed up to the top. "As soon as the. neer ..ztolt dal, Wit intended a (Marge they fled in all di- rections, we firing into their backs. When the Boom got to the bottom at the hill they found the 18th II issues waiting to (Marge them, so they hoist- ed, the white Slag, and went on their heeds and. knees tor mercy. All aver the top of the hilt we found hundreds of their deact and wounded. 1 shall never forget the sight so long as live, ' We sent a few meesengers to the laoers to ask them to (tome and fetch their dead and -1,voueeled. Instead of burying the dead they flung them down a coal mine, where I suppose they are still lying. They are nothing but a lot of white savages. They ear- ried their wounded into lareabouses we lett them, and dressed their wounds, but never gave them any- thing to eat or a drop to drink; so we took them seventy loaves and kill- ed and cooked a bullock for the poor fellows. As we handed it to them, how- ever, they -actually spat at us, but wo had to take no notice of them, as they were in such pain and agony from wounds. "I should say there were about 200 of thetn, wounded, and there must be 200 dead. Their force was 8,000 at the start, ahd our attecking party were 3,500, so I think we had a glor- ious vistory, and. I shall be glad to get home to explain it to you. "And now I think I have got worse to tell you. On the day after the fight, just as we. were &bout to bury our dead, our spies brought4in informa- tion to say they had seen about 12,000 Boers, with twelve guns getting out of trains about five miles from our camp, so we were at once ordered to get ready for another fight. We got ready, and ,waited to see what hill they were going to take up a position on. They placed themselves on a hill not a mile from our camp, and our Gen- eral made as stand by and wateh the Boers get the guns into position ready to shell us—he would not let us atteek them until they had got all their guns ready. Then he marched us about three miles from camp, thinking we were out of range of their shells, but we 80011 found their guns were 40 - pounders and their shells could reach us six miles away—so we moved out of range. • "When the Boers found they could not re,ach us they started shelling cue camp and afterward our hospital, where we had about 200 wounded men so we had to go and fetch our wound- ed away from the camp. While we were doing this they pouxed hundreds of shells into us, and yet not .one man got injured, although the shells were dropping all round as We placed our wounded behind a hill Oat of haere's way, and then went bark for tents for them, but still not one man wes bit. On the Sunday morning we went out to attack them, but found there were too nanny of them, as, besides, the 12,- 000 whieh had come by train, they had the, remnants of the force we had dee feated on the Feiday. ' "When weegot beck egain our Gen- eral told us the only thing we, could do was, le retire au to Ladysmith; he also told us that the proper road to Ladysnaith 1V1E1S held by the Boers, and that we should have to go a round - ,bout way—about 100 miles instead of sixty. All our provisions were in camp, except a few tins of hiecuits and bully beef, so we aelted the Genera to march us day and night, so as to get to 'Ladysmith as soon as pos- sible. "1 cennot describe the horrors of this march to you, We had eaten all our food on Tuesday night, although We had, been kept as short as possible. We were told it was our loet meal, and no mere. till Ladysmith. That meatt no food and a thirty-tagee marca—all the time the rain was pour- ing down in torrents. Well, we start- ed at 3 a.m. on Wednesday morning and arrived Imre at 9 a.m., on Thurs- day -30 hours' mareising ou all manta stomach, soaked to the skin, and up to our knees in alma. But when we got Item we had. a. reception that re- paid us all for oer hardships. As. we marched through the town the women aed children carried, our packs and rifles for us, and the men carried our fellows who were footeore on their baeles Judil we got into camas," DINNER IN HOLLAND. Whea the menitens PI a Dutch fam- ily dine, tbe daughters join their mothers ia contributing to the plea- sure of the occasiou. The dinner is sleep's, but tbe viands are excellent and well woke& Soup or bouilien is served first. Fish is the next course, which consists. of sole and gratin, with rleb, brown sauce. Then follows veal, reested, stuffed with caestents, and garnished with rings of beet mot and lemon. Sae coneludes with a. cold sweet—some kind of pudding made with eggs and milk, ornamented with dated °berries awl alevored with pear. asehino. The eervice of the table is Plein—uo tlowers, but the oloth is Of the finest &inmate and the eilver awl crystals are both massive and sparkliug. There is a great variety et vegetables, and these are placed an little stoves oei the table. Tame stoves centain ereraerk- ably fine peat, walois has beeri 'brought to e matter= state of heat and is en- tirely free trora any visible SillOhe. Ev- ery tea kettle awl urn which is brought to the table is kept bot by a simple apparatus of this kind, and by the same meant(' tea and coffee man be always had at any beer at the day and always bet. Atter dinner black coffee is hand- ed roued,.rica and sweet, and served be the daintiest of Sevres mina and saucers. No domestios watt at this Duteli fam- ily dinner table. The dauglitere at the liouse perform tbis service, and, judg- ing from their happy faces, dimpling with girlish smiles, it appears to be a delightful task, Evidently the small table maids ara tbe pets of the house- hold. AN APPETIZING SA.TICE, Lentils are cheap and cook somelike split dried peas. They were combined with lima beans in the oroquettes. Soak one cup ot .lettalisa und ahara- querters (meet lime beans, over uight. Dram add tw,o quarts of water, 0130 - half onion, one stalk at eelery, four anew of =rot, nand a sprig of pars- ley, Cook until soft, take out the sea- soniegs end rub all through a Sieve. Add one oup or dried bread crumbs, one beaten egg and salt and pepper to taste. Melt one and. one-lialf level ta- blespoonfuls of butter, and one and one -halt level tablespoontehi of flour, and leen' on gradually one-third cup of Lot-oreem; add this sauce to the first mixture, and, if it still seems too thiele add a little more cold crown. Shape into eroquettes, dip in crumbs, egg and orumbs, and fry in denp at, Drain and serve with a tomato sauce made with thole level tablespoonfuls each of butter and. flour cooked to- gether, and one and one-half oupe steeved and. strained tomatoes added with the usu•ai seasonings, MUSHROOMS PROPERLY COOKED. Mushrooms are oonsidered valuable as a meat substitute, yet it is a little uncertain how much of the protein is digested. Wash a pound of fresh mushrooms, Mks off the stems, peel the. caps anl break into pieces. Season with salt, pepper, and a few drops of onion juice; dredge with flour and 000k for five rainutes in a frying an with about three level tablespoonfuls of butter. Add three-quarters table- spoonsfuls of finely -chopped parsley. A GOOD spxcE CAKE. One to.blespponful of butter, one-half e•up of sugar, two whole eggs and yolks of six more. Mix tbis well, then add one tup of golden syrup or honey, and one tablespoonful of brandy. • After stirring all together well, add three and one-quarter pupa of flout', two cups of shelled pecans, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon, one teaspoonful of cloves, and one-quarter cup of bitter °bow- lates grated. Spread as thin as pos.- sibl ein greased bread pans, and bake in a quick oven. Icinge—One•cup of gnanuleted sugar, with enough hot wlater to diesolve it, Boil until it threads from the spoon, Beat the white of an egg stiff, to whioh add the boiling candy slowly, and add the juice of •one-half lemon. Will keep for a month. . ROYAL TREES. Some of the queens of lengland have been in the habit of ehoosing a fine and thriving oak or beech tree in Windsor Forest to which they have given their name, which, with the date of the month, and year of selection, is engraved on a brass plate, and serewed securely to the tree; thus, In one of the most beaatiful and retired parts of the forest, Queen Anne's oak may be seen; the oak, of the cousin of George II„ Queen Caroline, the oa.lz of Queen Charlotte, the oak of Queen Adelaide, as well as that of her pres- ent Majesty. GOOD LOGIC. Larry—Norah hung hor jersey jac- ket over th' .sthove an' it wuz scorch- ed. Did ye hear about it; 1)inny ? • Denny --0i did; an' Oi also hur-ruel thot it changed th' jacket completely. Lerry—How phas thot ? ? Deeny—Well, ye sae, p as a jer- sey jaeket whin shae hung it thoo, but. feith after it WO scorched it phas a smoking jacket. The sadden deaths among men are eight times greater than those among wpmen. HAVE YOU TASTED CEYLON GREEN 'TEA ? It's for game delicious than sleeve eo d oeir In Lead Packet,. NO WONDER. Sir, said a fierce, lawyer, do you, QZI Your- oath, swear that this is not your handwriting, I think not, was the sol reply. Does it resemble your writing? I can't say it does, the witness con- tinued Da you swear that it does not re- semble your writipg? I do. Do you take your oath that this writing does not resemble yours? dr -e -s, sir. Now, how do you know 'Cause I earn write. PROOF POSITIVE. The 'Truth About Backache Proved By Dedd's Kidney Pills. rs, nese Yesugeeca eaves anittenee-110 Doubt in the Winds or Me neeple or Seenct-ItacitateieU 'Wane 14.14 - may mile. • Staples, Feb. la,— There Is no that she cupid not stand any exertion doubt in the minds a the people of or excitement, and it was impossible thie nistriat that the canton- for her to get restful sleep, she lost lion that baokache is a symptom of ter appetite, her beart became very weak, palpitattng so violently that she could Molly breathe at the sligbe test exertion. Wbee she consineuced taking Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pille two meths ago sae was in a state of complete physical and nervous prostration. Her blood was soanty with no more strength than water. Since taking Dr, Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills site has been rapidly mend,. Mg, ber appetite has returned, she sleeps well her nerves are stronger, and her heart gained strengta so that st is able to tulfill its funetions. Prior to taking Dr. Ward's Pine ste bad token manv medicines without any special benefit. Dr. Ward's Blood. aud Nerve Pills aro certainly the only ' medicine that has done any good. Be.. s fore taaing them sae was getting , weaker, ber insert and nerves losing strength daily. Since sbe had began tatting them she has daily and cove THE UPTURNED MOUSTACna. Tbe statement that the Kaiser's moustache has been trimmed after the fasbion of the moustache of Charles I, as depleted in his portraits, has been inaignantiy traversed by German monthly. Tbe "upturned mousta.cate" Was really invented, ea - cooling to this autaority, at the Court of Philip IV. of Spain. Charles I. set the fashion in England, and it! spree. thence to Belgium, Germany, Sweden, and France. Lana XI'S. was the last monarch who wore this type of moustacbe till its revival by Willians II. Feathers are now imitated to such a flue perfeetion by the reaeufaeturer that it is eaid, tbe eye ot the expert is needed to detect the imitation. A. silk sperially prepared in some way is employed and is worked on to a stem in tbe most natural way imaginable; it is then dyed or painted, and the effect is perfeet, A SISTER SAVED. Sickness Banished—alealth Peat/red. Gentlemen—Dr. Ward's Blood aud Nerve Pills bave done nay sister 50 much good that in grateful apprecla., tion I told Mr. Tully, the druggist, I would gladly give a testimonial un, solicited, as to their merits. My sister, 15 yeers of age, caoglat a vio. lent cold—since then sbe bas been in very tetor beeith, lost all colour was anemic, ber blood had no vitality, and she toed no playsieal strength, au) be.. came extremely nervoun so emeltso kidney (Women Is literally and abso- heely correet. It not, how Is it that Dreld's Kiduey Pills, a kidney Medi - elms, euro backache? For there is no dispute about it that Dodd's Idideloy Pills do cure backache, New casea in this neiglaboraood are coraing to light every- day, Mrs. Katy Lougheed 18 one. of the most recent, but there are Scares more, It has long been contended that backaobe is really kidney ache, But up to within ten years ago. when Liodd's Kiduey Pills were Brat given to the world, the fact a id never been aetually proved, But Dodd's Kidney Pills bave turned the theory into a fate. It ono has backache one,'s kid- neys are out of order, and no amount of medicine which does not eel on the Kidneys, will do the Slightest good. How many people bave been crippled with lanae hack and given up trying to be cured in despair? alley were notItinuously gained health and strength. aware that backacati ie but a eytep- tom, not a disease. Oa College street, The real Backache, about watch no- • Peterborougb, Ont, body who ever experiences it can be 1 .....---0,.........— mistaken, is not an ache of the tat k Twins are considered a curse by at au. It is tbe male a disordered some of the superstitious tribes of Af- CLA.R.A. ELLIOTT, "ktattease .:e eandoleidueys arem situated riIt is customary to put them. out a oppoltthe smallefadaiateentenet.oFi ua existence immediately after birth. use treating Backache, so called, lotale must not drink from the sprIng the nein le termed Backtiehe. It, is.‘"i›-tanataanatanothezeaaaattaseeea be- ly. Ita is the kidneys that demand Imaging to her relations. treatment, That is the reason that Doddei Kidney Pills have such a re- pination for =bigT3akaobe. Mrs. Katy Lougheed, of Siaples, writ es mon N.B. ears: •"I have used Cater - "I can Welly recommend Dodd's bozone for Catarrh and think it is Kidney Pills as the hest thing for, the best remedy in the tverld for that lame laack that I ever got. I aave disease." Catarrhozone is a new (vim - only ueed two boxes and they cured tine treatment that cures Catarrh, Asthma, Broechitis and irritable me." tbroat, Very pleasant and effective The bane hospital for our wounded to uee, contains no deleterious drugs. Catarrb-a-zone is for sale bY all re- in; outh Africa is in ataynbarg, a sub - liable druggiate. Trial outfit sent urb of Cape Town. It is formed on for 100 18 stamps by N. C. POLSON & o the Ohl military camp, the buildings ebing wooden huts, well built, with CO., Itangston, Ont., Proprietors. broad verandahs back and front' plac- ed on a common soe hundreds ofacres' Japanese ladies are said to be the in extent. most talkative of their sex. A YOUNG GIRL'S DANGER1 FoR OYER FIFTY YEARS ; SIRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTIONG SYRUP has been tzdelniriti,ohttr:nfsortatlielfuchildiagethinpg.mItgnpos Best Remedy In the World for Catarrh, Miss Bessie McK. Kennedy, of King - HOW SHE OVERiOAME IT Al%11) BAE- colic, and is tha best rernetner diorites.' 25e. a biel`l FLED HE a TORMENTOR. , Sold by all druggists throughout the world. llo ; aura and DA for" Mrs. Winslow's soothe= Orme Toronto, Dec. 26t11.—Aiiss Ida Hob- Asbestos towels are among the newest curiosities. When soiled it is a young lady kirk, of 184 Harbsovt Sits., ethx10See0d/itny,s gly only necessary to throw them into a red-hot popular with a very extensive circle ed -hot fire, and after a few minute of friends, all of whom are rejoicing draw them out fresh and clean. aver her recent escape from a terrible danger. The story of .her experience O'KEEFE'Sn r.or MALT is deeply ioteresting, told in her ownand , straightforward way. wenn WOOD, °ENEMA', AGENT. linagerates Strengthens. Here is her narrative: In 1890, I took a pveition in a down -town store, My Without actually eparting from week was not unusually hard, but 1 the letter of the truth, it is astonish - soon found I could nto stand it, and ing what different stories two thor- my health failed. I grow very thin, oughly respectable men can tell to a had splitting headaehe continually,: jury. dizzy spells, and extreme weakness.; • My tongue was thickly furred, hush TO eons A COLD IN ONE DAT and dry, every morning, and I arose Teke Laxative Brame Quinine Tablets. All tired and. aching. I VMS d1.111 0.ild low- druggists refund the money if it fails to euro. spirited all the time. go. lg. W. Grove's seguature is on each box ._ "My sister ba.d used Dr. Arnold's • English Toxin Pills with remarkable After a long and patient struggle the women physicians of Russia have benefit, and I also began to take lM Oat immediately, till eecured a decree which places them them. I candidly state that improve- ; upon an equality, both socially and xn.e.nt begar, a , to -clay I am in better bealth, and 1110 Empire. much' stronger than I have been for years. To Dr. Arnold's English Tox- in( Pills, am/ to thetn alone the credit 11:SillailS1iii,S. YS Eg oltirk did, should use Dr. will pay the rim 02 ONE ATINDRED DOL - la and woman Who Stiffens Co doing isoirtows in the City of _Toledo, Coolty end State aforesaid, and thaw. said firm Arnold's English Toxin Pills. They " LARS for each and every case el CATArata will give new life and health. that cannot ae cured by the uso of Ilete's Dr. Arnold's English Toxin Pills, the only medichae that cures diseases by killing the germs that cause it, , are eclatl by all druggists at 75c. a box; sample ,box 2,5., or sent post-paid on receive of price by The Arnold Chemical Co., Limited, Canada Life Building42 ..‹ng._l__..,___S-1.._____West' Toronto. 5. by Druggists, 750' RS , CE:NN la et CO„ O. Toledo, Hallek'amily Pills are the best. Owing to the increasing adoption of _ ititomobiles, the horses of the Queen's The longest newspaper title in ex - stables are being sPecially trained to lei ence is that of a Greenland pub - become eccustonted to them. It is lication, which rejoices in the. euphen- feared that 'otherwise the animals, ions designation of " Arrangagliotio might take frigh te Nating,innavnik Sysarammas Sivik." STATS OVL901110A0s, eCloTugNV.01,BDO, )ss. rieAleIC J. Cuszunr makes oath that he is snior partner or the firm of F. J. CHEICRY • FRANK .7. ORE NEY. Sworn to before rne and subscribed in my presence, this 6111 day of Deccnibor AD. 1886. A. W. GLEASON. 518.18..: P3413120 : .... .„..; Hall'sCatarrh Cure Is taken internally, and sets directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system: Send for testimonials. free. /iwak 1e41, steae61,' a/r- ez,z4 ten, - eV- 46.0 seg." re YLODI '1 EA with. 0.,hp,rs sadyou will at o The flavor of Loden& has roe you like la notice o Leaf PaeletHee. It * fay Try AS, ett, ea, 80, Show !coma is id -fhod Is sure and has cured thousands -some /wampum) ineernan Vette at 01;ICC, reelect and Proof en raceme Addros ThelSWISS. .indsor Ord Canada CO,s 5 N EtinALDIA, SCIATICA.. la lf *WW1* INFLAMMATORY, GOV'T, ISAGOi MHLUMAT4, PARALYSIS. ASTHMA ANGI TROLT3UM EMULSION A most efficient substitute for cod -Jiver oil, pleasa9t to the taste, and agreeing with the most sem- tive stomach. Used by Ohysicians in the treatment of all throat an lung troubles, and -7 if result unt for anything—almost no ii&nt to the good it can do. Sicilia* bottle Mailed ta any nddrese noel cyan, to cover poienge, Angie Comets leave a t believed to be two fiercer than that of re 'Chemical Co. tin,fgr,..: Toronto ure and ' iro " Pharaoh 10c." TIZ Cia7.2ortat' Kimberley is the centre of the dia- mond -mining interests in South Af- rica which are valued, at 4100,01:0.000. La Toscana, no. 1,-.4toty.uo,ti, The most easily digested meats are mutton chops, venison, sirloin of beef, Iamb *hops, rabbit and chid:ten. The DIRECTORY,. Free itt,44Pn'' a Reliee Serail lo Prayer vacs, Statuary, lo*,•„2 Yorks. o-ders rer 84 SADUEN M to 1. higan Land for Sale. coon FARMING LA11011-AUENAO Oienlser anti Crawford k:clatlea. Txtio ger, e • Alet goo omen. Ilter:dr. BiSaillinta and o o Railroad.% at prlros 4aviVis hem Vie's 'item Laaia are V'M to Merpraiiii Nitlf Jr.tes, etc... sad will to aoiaoa.cet ' --„ nossnehl ena Apply ta R. M. oier.en. Ascot, West Day 04, MIA, Or .1, W. GURVIS, Whittemore. Mich. artilirdon Line sTEArslites Port' ad. Ale., to alvereeal, VIII tiatiliNw ie• s Vancouver, Hotel Carsi Europe** Plan. Seems Iran $1 a day op. Opp. ELT.S.Ststion, Montreal. eo. Caminito*. Co.. Prep's. 'AVENUE HOUSE—Ygg-attlellatts7111.4 per day. St. JAMES' BOTEL....fi, Depe't, Railway. EireeleseCommerolaTAou:., tdo gltgitz1;:. prone/tents-Retro moderote. Shopwalker—She camp/eine that you didn't show her common civility. Shopgiri—a showed her everything in my departraent, sir. W. P. C. 1011. CALVERT'S Carbolic Disinfectants. Soaps, Pint. tricot. Tooth Powders, etc., bare been awarded 100 medals and diplomas for suearluf excellence. Their regular me prevent infeeti. ous diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain a supply. Lists mailed free on application. F. C. CALVERT & CO., MANCHESTER - - ENGLAND. tisk cache vlante To send for our complete SHEET MUSIC CATALOGUE and SPECIAL RATE OF DISCOUNT. We are equipped to supply every MUSIC TEACHERIn °coedit Whaley, Royee COS I 16S Tonga St., TORONTO. ONT. Carters COLD CURE 10o. C tres in a jiDy P. Me- Cornines is Co., Agents, Montreal. THE DES MOINES INCUBATOR -fleet and oheaPoet O. llolland, foie agent for the Dominion. Send 3et, stamp for catalogne. 373 St. Paid street, Montreal SA 13,11 IVANM,D. west of Hamilton Must Ls clump ' Addrea CLVTTLE, care of Wiison. Publishing Co.: Toronto. ROB. SiLLE- NEAR PRI7ITLAND-In the Niagara • distrait, on the lake PhOTe, a valuable fruit farm ; o iplenibd chance; satishotory reasons giVen for selling, ler fnilparticulars address E. Theizenson, jun., North illanford. HARRIS LEAD, COPPER. 1TR ASH! Wholesale only. Long Distance Telephone179,9. WILLIAM ST., TORONTO. POULTRY, BUTTER, ERRS; APPLES; and other PRODUCE, to ensure best results consign to The Dawson Commission Co., Limited, Cor. West -Market &Colborne St., Toronto, R.ta4:1 permanently auras • W 4.latarrh of nose, sse asi throat. storeneh end bladder. &Jo & $1 n box. Write for particulars, The Indian Catarrh Cure 0*., 146 Sk Janies-st., Montreal, Large and feet Dominion, of passage :- First CoLlmStO te,S.3.); Steerage. Iwo and 11.:3 36. or turn= inbrmation apply to imal sg en or DA,V1D TODUA.NCE &CO . General Ageent, 17 lit Sacrament St. Aloatreal. THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. S S ; od GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, 0 �A BREAKFAST—SUPPER. Farmers intending to Seed Corn Note This. Mineral Extract 1,'117.`;7:11)41 aol coloring earn te proventcrows hem picking up corn when planted. 1 bad It acres of corn loot year on my 135 -acre form and bad the seed n11 More . and Led not ono 55 4115 destroyed by crown. I olsecinim it as good as a heavy toot of manure for xnauMg corn =OW rich, feeling so well pleased with it that I have taken the agent". for 33. Formera who wish to buy only a small box should stud in their orders not toter than Pcb. Lt. Small Leg colors:A bushels. price $2.87: largo box colors GO bustalti, Diwe 35.00: win be sold for 34_50 Lt ordered by Feb 13 Terms, cash nith order.. :No orders taken after SI yst, in order to get, then ail pockrd end shipped befoto April lot directly at G.T.E., and Oral. for shipplat Lvery box of Extract sunrantoedra 5i00 atisfactiao or money =funded. ANDREW KAUFMAN, Fergus P.O. Ont. Odorless Closet. Gentlemen, -"I have rnueh pleasure in recommend- ing your Odorless Crematory whieh r purchased frem YOU. It does its work weal and is perfevtly oder'ess when in use or burning out. 'No family oan afford to he without- it, os itis intlispensable to health, and it is with sense of duty I certify to its great usefulness. -Yours trtilyj DED . . S. THOM PSO.N. Hundreds of others who hose used this closet will testify to the above. For catalogue and price list writs is The Odorless Crematory Closet Co., Hamilton, Ont. JAS. 11. ANNETT, manager. JOHN J. MAIN. Supt. and Trona Nails, Niciy dtio Zs W sg Hales to h Thanadiall mond 131,„ tee Toyento. yeing eleanIng I For the very best eend your work tc tha 44 BRITISH Ania.,RICAll ilYEINO CO." Look for agent in your town, or send direct. Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec. • WE ARE OFFERING TO INVESTORS special stock, guaranteeing largo diVidenda; also an in. stalment atook pnyabi e in monthly inttalmoutti, ararinIS cosh dividend', half yearllt Parties wanting Safe nod profitable ineesthient should correspond with The SUIll Savings and Loan Co., Toronto. ezoneetomned ori fwvorable terms; osecta Wanted. unrepresented districts weitc us. 11 LINAIGN SENSE KILLS Retches, 18o5 Ad Bugs, Eats and Mien. Sold by all IOrtialste, Or 881 flacon W. Toronto, Heine Safety i LER Esplanade, Toronto Opp, Sherbourne St., nigh Mats Water Tube Steam deitert, for All PressureS; Duties a.nd Fuel. SENO Foe DEseelPrivie CATALOGUE. { Toronto Itieetrie Light On.. Limited.. 'Me T. Eaton Co., Limited. Niel lige Tg: t'gr 1"411.riiii1\,1.1"6`i?a, 'The Wilton rubhahlas Co. I, ,nalteri Utli ist Toronto, where boilers tipsy be r4000 WarkilW