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T HE EXTE4R TIMES
E GREAT KEINPLATZ EXPERIMENT.
Von Hartmann's indignation at this; we stay. My theory is triumphantly
fresh attack upon him was so great, proved, but the cost is terrible."
that he became speeehlesS foh a mini "If I thought so," said the spirit of
ute from rage, and egad ottlY glare the student, -it would be hard Indeed.
and shake his tists, whill\evhheen shtre,ttgaet caoundld,40,11xdocosuviiri tlktvoeteEsItisifof 4%11
n her e
gled ianbrace.
last regained his utterance, he bier peretlede her that I was not her lath-
dulged m such A bellow of SI.: er f No. thanHeaven. in spite of
that the young lad.Y drol/Ped 'Pach the beetwhiale has upset um more
petrified with fear, into au arm-chakre than ever it could uPset my real self.
"Never have I paseed stela 3 d3Y lull' I can see a way tint of it..
My lite," Von Hartmann- cried) S.9.mr,1 "Rowe gaap*a. the professor.
lug upon the floor. "'My exP.erini,een;i "WhY, by rePeeting the experiment.
has failed. Von Althaws has Insu."-ree"-Liheeste otth r4OU.14 ulits, More. and the
along the eublie road. MY liv°-0, chances are that they will find their
eaei:y faints when I ask, her for din; way back into their respective bodies."
and any daughter ides at ole anu No drowning man could dutch Ettore
urg15-orsPekt'll'.1' dgel;itzr4.'I'YtLea,iro.'tt' 13elY ti
Baumgarteeit'S spitit at. this eugges-
.' egerly at a istra,w than did Von
cyr;enl'have"1:11,)°taret.411.enin4Itisllett‘vm4endoenrielell;;;:lttii°sIlo.weilflrailneveetlelthbeassiEdee t#6 thkeagrgozetcld
oNo, and 1 dontintend to. eithe,r. P and threw it into a mesmeric trance;
von uarttnann s3,41, with deeiS4nen't he then extracted tho crystal ball
ougbZ U5.% tItiba=ed of )7,0:1from the po;•ket, and Managed to
sett Wey Yoe g° and, eleLP;4„, bre q himself into the S3131,0 condition.
uty. sus...roes, and heIP Y.otte n3°''"err '." students and peasants
tr• ,c1,::,4,7;r:1;s.. Ease cried-, IfMrY"' chanced toe -lase' during the aext hour
were much astonished to see the
Jti P'bralkittivkArc;h-2ue4T;s7 hwiQer ftSr e rtrearserucge n t° ;ilutti)ignY1
tr, auxP-4
f gtr upwind of ten ta°,01.us* ea a very tumid)" hand and both coat.
z; tar t 1 & lutve 4p: pletely tusermiltle. Beforc the heur
pa% Ler s wrath? Ob. wahUhquite3 el'eeiV4 had . ssembled.
heart; 1. • ;sir. •
•sue sobted eteethaPe•
;ILA stand, itztirb. more .this
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EY
Ciehielehrit
ati relieve ail the troublesincl.
t. 'it 0 bits sis state tf the stem, such as
L...??Stess. lir/arca. Drowsiness. Distress after
eel:lift. Pain in the SI tee While their most
reLs..r1,...sbiu success hao been shown In curing
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ereetinebe, yet Clerosehr Theres-eseree Vir,te
toe equally voluahle Constipatirm, curing;
cud preventing this annoying ememaiet, while
iisey also correct all disorders of the stomach,
reimulate the liver• mai regulate the bowels.
live% it they only owed
Ah e they would be almost priceless) ee Itoge)
who suffer from this distressing cOmplainti
tan forhinately their goodness does not end
hero, and those who WOG try them will find
'these little pills valuable in so Many ways that
thsy will not be willing tog do withoUt therm
But Atter an tick head
flebants Of mammy Invee that here tawhere
we Imam our great boast. Our pillsettre 11
v _elle others do not.
Catrcit.'s Lirrim LW= PULS arevet7eteen
eret veryeasy to take. One or two pills.make
O :doss. They are strictly *Vegetable and do
ebt gripe or purge, bet by their gentle actin
please all who -use them. In via ts at 25 eentr.
/Ire for Sold everywhere, or smithy Wad.
• ChtTret litieellIal 11017 Tork.
FALLS, Ilan Zgit, 1141311
and they were tit-so:us-slug toe allvts-
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of Sendihte, ter ineenbalanee
C3 the ram to a hospital. when
ii3t12"Il14• Pl"intb ned savant Oitellseti. ii hYes
be deuce does the g,ri te,L•'‘Pa,,, and gazed vacantly around For
do tett month:, aft° " an Instant he seemed to forget how he
u such, a Part oztti,le had come there, but next ilIfIraeUt IL
t If Iola ale re.'"?.; astonished his audzenee waving
Yon u.,.1104 „d,° his skinny arms above hie he'ad and
un •-•-.14% Litis1,4 1 Iitcry'rig zed in a voice of rapture. "Gott
neae
ezie enethe tuztead t4"r se, gedanitet I alit myself again. X
fee..! 1 am!' Nor was the amazement
• t.)!.:ethed the W114'4)111 lessened when the stud,Aut. sPringinK
•ou, t t ;:.ea-,z_e..f auto• to his ffeet, buret ifteu the same cry.
et: hit
i V4431, at.10 4.7.141.....,4:46? -1 10 te het '' the ttwo ;performed, o sort of pos.
tut ,y).te m order li,I ' IR rLe meldle a the road-
, ome unte after that people
y.our .ittle i-:,.tse. .
. -..t ...,..;tu.v.1 tr..,4, at the reite.Q. schz.e stieer.i..oa of the earlity ,of
tee. ef'. 0 -e nelieweeehei thee .... „ta -* tC0Or 4. .,n th.t. strange else.
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'iger-"il glee -et -en tees sertgentle eiseussed ft.r
-e-tee heure ley the trusteee ole
sentinery Ett Tatehow,
heeesee. One a 1.4*, ,,e..lebers had
P.td Lern that he
'1 not inetruet hie genies properly
e the. reeison thet atitSsitonikkin Was
dieturieed i4:y th•e instiing
• r "tt The tru-tees
-ther the ignerter e. he:el-eye
At -1 reed:let n stringent erder
itig the pupils
weering eiitle
•• ",,,‘" neetr'ieeg etteteienee ties
' The girls, it le aiiite, are higt.
:1tltt i. the. or,!•er,ut
J'e'' eel's • e-Ligi zelte esitripleined ithetrat their
..ieeeeeirre.eute le eletel. ate heg is satie-
hegarnearten. !Lie Le e'en in future give full.
. ention to his work in the .e/ass
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begere eotneetie .ittneee
:e e. ,htelee's heuse
4u.et. an Zianger st Le.
‘.1 Von If atalailn
tt, roof. Pell...ie.-yr-
er., eviry
51421.-31 evetrua ay saw-
n t.ng the enraged tadiee
n,..; him:elf own the
fie new no !longer
rcl.fe -r enmity of tusd.
• - Uttar,. imanu ;on Uart.
cd 1 emzr :', ns trvt.11 1'1111114,
*we le tie
token ef Ler af-
LEKONS LOM BRITAIN.
NEN HIRED IN EUROPE TO KOUT
HER, RATTLE&
FlitlY Vetere Ago Servicee es' rerettatere rsed
OrrAsion 11iltsWa
hone was. In Itte thrisucan Wage
The Britisharmy first became a
tondiog force under Charles II. 1rt
he reign of Willie% III. there were
SO few gentleman willing to serve
aS officers that a certain number or
foreignere bad to be oplisted to pro-
perly officer the regiments.
Until lees time fifiy years ago, When
we had i war an hand, we sent offi-
cials to Germany, and all over Europe,
to engage men to fight for us, re-
marks an English paper. The men
engaged were mostly old soldiers, and
were hired to fight lentil the war was
Dining the reigns of all theCleorges
German troops were regularly em-
PloYed. Alosi of them came front
hesse end honorer. The Georges. it
MOS& ha renterahered, were tinge of
fiaCt°Thr. as well es of England.
In IWO au invasion of England -was
eared so ONO Hee43113 were hired
come and defend these shores
the expecte-I attack. These
re paid at the Pritish
pay, and for every man of
en .kilted heir king was ptid
O AUCTI VER.
Even against the American colonists
hessian troops were employed. No
wonder ilu,r fellow -Englishmen were
enraged at this slaameless action. The
..ene e't.e1
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earn;
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anti, at
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z.' f!Pr-a7nly ate Wit 1' ex-
t. 6i Var. Itc11444,„rin,
" _3L: *;rtry her.
Le-. iehe.e yew. where het i
e...eit ere -teeing ri.y.te Lids and my
,t lame I '
" ' gee e riee"t et. "." hitt, eughed r he
other. 'Cif tho.-e. are not the irotregre
fee eliirle guy tenor is about to eue
nigh ante- I never twite beer again."
:For Infants gad CLikle3r...
A TRIBUTE Ti. CANADIANS
WHAT A CHAPLAIN SAYS ABOUT
OUR SOLDIERS.
ooboo
Ile Was Struck with the Noble
Canadians -lie Suys she tteuerais SR434
killeitr or nett Prom causes.
The, Bev. E. P. Lowry, senior Was-
leyan chaplain, with Lord Roberta'
army, writes from jacobsdal;
The bearing alike of officers and
Melt amid the perils and privations
of this campaign has won my almost
bInandless admiration. Far the latter,
Life here is nezessarily still more
rough than fin' tile former; yet yes-
terday, when wind and wet were do,
ing their worst to rival the fury of
the Eoers, those irrepressibles wrap -
Pod waterproof sheet around their
shoulders. and sang defiantly till the
torn wee over. As a night or two
ago I trudged through the darkness
deeobsdal by the side of what
seemed an interminable processional
ox -waggons, 1 learned , how rightly
men speak of the patient ox. That
ight many OX toiled on, neck: in
eke. and gave no sign, of suffering.
1111 from. very weariness, it toll by the
wayside and died /3ut, as I behold
1 day by day, the Palieltk endurance
he soldier fiurpassos the patience
of tbe oz. •
THE CAPTURE OF CRONJE.
This seems specially true of those
/410 are sorely wounded. Fighting of
the fiercest type has been going on
days only a few miles from here.
Croup, they tell as, bus been caught
Landgravn Wee pane 10103 a rat in O. trap al little fttrth.er Up
the river -bed. and on Illonday last
in three Icier stovk for the lies-
ws,arnsan.0,100:s la the was of iudepond. , actually offered to surrender, with all
ente„ Ths was the eiemlut nt ,ga) It's force, if only he might do 80 an
his WU terins--4 condition that could
'rho Irish retelZion of 17.9S %WS put not be ronSeuted W-513 day hs day
coh;erly Ues,sious hirelings. To silica then he he forced us to renew
tvi tha; zalawr tar Alamo. as the wanton str.ito; and many a.pree.
tn tbe irisu nne tat tIghteons ions life is being flung away to satisfy
wralh. In the long struggle wala Na- this stubborn soldier's rens
rY.itet gs t eorudvay saerleOnnghuconudvraedy
reef rtehee5Ynarii,.7!.itsu releot eh"; Ebrui! I earn' tildo uhre.
stl, ,iowiers.„ we,liut;lou fouu,ibit
s'.elt and wounded men. They worn
brought for the most part over the
4 4114d I102 rely on It:s moreenarY gangs rough roads in °pea waggons, can-
ton zuw-h. An WI wae peestel in , tured from the Boers, from the fatal
aw.,Lormxte,„ the 1,5L-4,,,,00,31 rocto front, where days before they bad
fore.gners. IStis lbe they sttll had a long porno )e.
eh en strickeu wore or less severely.
What is
Ate\
eaSteria Dr. Salnuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Tiforphine nor
othor Nanette SubStattee. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Props, Soothing' Syrups and Castor Coil.
It is Pleasant. ItS guarantee IS thirty Years' use by
Millions of Mothers. CeSteriao destroys WorinS and
allays Feverishness. Vas -feria. prevents vomiting Sour
thud, cures Dim -rump. Aio. wind. one,. vastoria relieve*
Teething 'troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.
CaSteria aSSimihtteS the Food, regulates the Stemeeh
nwl Bowels, giving healthy awl natural siceP. Castor*
is the Ohildrents Panacea -Me Mother's Friend,
Castoria.
4tOststeries le an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeetedly told me
• ts.geed effect upon their children,"
Pg. P.c. 95GOOP. Lewd!, Mass.
Ca,storia,
taxi* is so well adented to children.
that recommend it as scperlar to any pre-
scriptisa tratowa to me."
/1, A. Auenett, X. P. arooklyrs. .17, r;
THE FAO -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
BEST LIFE FOR HE& TH.
outdoor Excretes. este tte Reneneint Elect
on the Nerre%.
The Loudon Lancet makes Sumo in-
teresting comments ou the effects o
conditions in crowded England upon
sa 2444 LeSiott." of 10.(0J nten.. wa's 'Conn" them, aud it so happened that they set the publics healtli. with the Boers a
out front here in the midst of a than^ an example of thl benefits accruing
ed. They assembled, and were dritied.
al WeYwootb. under Ole 'onunond a derstorra.• but as I passed front one
the Duke of kontbridge- two years waggon to another, I found them bear-
afrnQdmouPtidvitIm14; lifte."(HIL sluViti bab"s
ulia;enr. the force W4$ int'Ve %tont bY 6.00a ing their miseries as only bravo men
I could. ti.130ill three hundred of them "The ambition of the Boer," says
belonged to the unfortunate highland the Lancet, "is to be surroonded by
VI eznes:sit sit;t,(garrrt.431::‘,,:-,...rtmkr:iaelas101 tbi:e7nNIP;alveloYd. 1 tIlbrrignuatgleh. tOhneelsr?ritath:totthrtfhtebeannetthtt:t . .
so vast a tract tn. Tana tuat 'mean -
:eon, i,"urs', an. tle,-1-4,1, Ran tns. TurIts. Uagersfont pin, and hit Wag IlOW re- not see the dwelling of Ids nenre5t
.P.,•rtuguese, Bolgians. liungariarts. turning shnt through t he wrist of Ws neighbour. Then eaeupations are
SZOIK VITV.
all XXXII DIVICA fir&
srrruzio or 1111.00D,
COVOIL, x.oss
or A ervrirrx.
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coo.
By the elle of There 4 L. Emulsion, I bare
eettenridef beeltingeouglissidebleidtreubled
reefer ever yeer, and have gained ConsIrlsr-
ably hes/sight.
T. H. WINCIHAH, Itontraal.
$0c. and $t pert:battle
DAVIS 4 LAWRENCE CO., LImItsd.
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At \Vat erloA, 1,011 bond. The next, said he. with a all outdoor otempetione. Ile must NEW/ .a,
aul tigw.se.
negton'e army .Of , gruesoro,, playfulness, Wil bo through ride enormous distances to in)
w "kers. IlanoVer,:ins and Nte-SattMen. whey) nitrite is mueh hon;mrebd atthAl:
PPIIIIT' to fetult is:ut072.3 il: nun oh -Ablate tams wive ell onset
67.1143 lw.1.8 llit'hio 01) enlY 22.60 1 iir0" t he head. Corporal Evans, of the
by intervene or tho errors or ors.
aellrallreedllic.., .iti indaunl:isorshtoo vty a visit.
:Al and the re wer . • liou in er
=tout with. lies Reerelyab.
1134'7 w"re "1 ruuch Odd "d W.a.. ' dersirlt-I fond in the midst °f this Fro' r llis fond si.liPlAY •be dePeltde to TATAT7t1C24111 Inoefalicties:ento /thaws). ,eld.hytheg.
sum are ful. of cornpt ants of the , Tim corwmaiis ,,eotoel to hove sof, some extent upon hunting, tend here „tiorrinsipottfflprreirrergez..,4mTiolyr",9vir,,at,41,,rnmit3,11,0
l-ngloll's 1!11l3t''has :tom the Penin- huge convoy stricken with dysentery
1,;•.I4i c.(ndUe7 of these mercenaries, . fered almost as heavily in proportion again we have a health -giving arm- -
Whaa Ile:l•'s Alle 111 I814. Ihare were as the Irghlandors, :Ind it Awls to tue potion, to say nothing of the Mei-
: - I , 41(}drl Wreit foreigners ' 11 irivilege to be permitted to dental fact that thIS enables him to
orm: .74 uil)s le the British army. i eak a word at Christ ian solace and heroine an excellent markiontn. I here
:,
• 1 . • gdod Olen. to men from my own ' is the all important foot, that nu is , endeavour to get as la.rge a section
E.en in Il4i7 ii was found neces-s try ' "
10 I,ttss an en authorizing the in- ' country. But 1 was struek roost of all exempt from the hatt h wearing trials . oC the population as poisible bank on
1;s:m.‘at of foreigners in the army. 1 i poverty, ' to the land. We should strive to
ty the number of I alike of wealth and of
To-lae foreigners can still become . make town life as similar to country
sol,,Leri of the Queen, but there may j Nonr.E-LooKIN(.1 cANADIANS i neither :suit felted by loxurioun living
I nor starved for want of the nettee- life as possible. Therefore streets
tor 1.e zoom than one foreigner to a motg ;ha liik-r, batch a wounded sol. should be as broad anti houses stir -
fifty Eritoas ha a regiment. l tilers, all of them proudly glorying in shies of exhitence.
etteive; Bee..., • .. ete
rortry that taro frac ‘4.
Nerical Debate:, IAir.t Viler
4Issidass,d; maims
arezsittseas of laid.V or mind eau
hold et Browning's Drug Store Exeter
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uut wh.tt in tht long run Litton rounded tvith as much open space as
will admit. All illir .,
The Cell.etlil 'War wos the last awe is' ng permitted t 0 serve and suffer in I proves more fatal stilt is the terrible
Britain hail to go 5 -luring strain on the nervous system duo to circumst ances
cumulations of filth which corrupt
fh:ry tlalr,.ini men had been sent ; ,
soldiers. !he flatus of so great a Queen, and in
lefence of S..) great in Empire. Among , the atmosphere of towns should he
to 118 Cr: ni-Ns. anti more were went ed. I them I found Colour4-tergeant Flit i the want of leisure, the want of
removed with the utmost celerity,
Sar t 45 Goveryanent went to paella_ .5•In. 1 he son of one of our Amerlean , freedom from anxiety 1341.1bed by our
and the Means' of communiea.tion
mem with a hill authorizing the en- i Me; hodIst ministers, the Reif. James 5. overwrought civilization, and the
should he so multiplied and reduced
Is; went tii' :44-10/ Geri:leans, h„01.11 iSwiee '331* nip Resting against the inuer i acuteness of the streggle for exist-
ent! :efeet tteleans, at British reies of &ale. of a waggon -wheel wns ft most ! ence. The Boer mini is not torn and in cost 115 to enable townifolk. to en-
joy the ItlaX.111111M at exoroise in the
getrir.virrely Canatlian shot throteeh haraesed by the ambititme helms of
solide. To hiat, ae to igei-er: il! bankruPte..V, of poverty, ti. bt and open country.
ilereelli in 2 getters bitterly oileised i 'Ill' throitt. end quite un.tble to swel- . wealth or the ceastant dread of
'lay.
the hill, but it wits varrie 1 by a ma- ' klw 111Y
toe. ty of t I, i r.„7.--toi:n t. Th,, era:wt., et hers, I W3.6 priri:eged to carry a etarvation. Ile feels quite SartA as
'men: 0^ .1,..- mon eaased mut+ trouble ; large only of life-renewinir Wile 1,y- ; to the morrow's existtmee. Me land
w :li fog 66.4.774 ;SOWPFS. The Flng'.isti En- leg on lino' her tvattgot, W'i S 41 mi 1 111.- 1 is not twarpeputit.ts1 hut' undorpopu-
vey-a; W lei: ngton was dismissed by aged Can.adian shot through the ' lilted.
month apparently un:11,1e at present "lie knows n thi ith f
the Un 3:....! S!ates and our consul o ng e e.r o our
rerowdingr
at Cologee put on trial for enlist- ' to swallow anything eel -chalet pain; but sord;d poverty, of -one tree
es ilea lie might have grading conditions bred of miee
' some eieetrett ,ry
. ,' he begged rae, if possible, to buy h:an and of all the insalubrious and de:
ing men.
However a ruotley force of some ' gg-
ref011 men, mestly geld soldiers, made i the solace of a f4nok-e; but there is that aceompany and put to shame our
up 'if German, Swiss, Ilolsteiners, ' 13°'ItIn'-': of anY kind on sale within wealth. It would not be possible to
Belgians 1'01E:- and Italians. was ern- ' niTh's a this eanip„ and eigeretiet of
bodied. On iagust Vila. 185f), ihe *Queen I my (min I have. rtot yet begun to ear-
and•Prinee .'tibert reviewed the foree i ry; though I alwe ys have, with me -the
at Shorneliffe camp. The Germians silver mateh-box thoughtfully given
1$f(3 strong, were dressed. in the dark me by an Aldershot jeweller that I
gieen of ;he Rifle Brigade, andSwiss raight now and then light a weary
* soldier on his way.
A FriErgoa CANADIAN.
numbering and the others, wear -
'lug !he regula.r British uniform
- Ms*
4 ,The cigarette, hovvever, was not
long. sought for in vain; and a word of
Chrislian greeting was mode none the
less welcome by the gift. Lying by
TAGS ON CHILDREN. • this matt's side was a tsounded Freneh-
I New. as Vim Hart mann, over- milt benefited by a bath now and Canadian, who could seetreely speak in
The children of the poor in Japan then as People ars," saYs a wsil"known English, but had come from far to de-
., wheieled by iii -g many 64. ra r4e.ft things optii.isn. It is sixanse usw many 1,73.,a1 tilhoyenEirnsopinrr and
dt yeeletimaneadtrenar sillily._
i wieleti had otegarred to hira. that day, ' are always. hthele.1 ID etree they shonld `i
. thtssl'i Ws' hand 07er his forehead told, s; ray flW ay trent their homes while • •Peopie there are who think that their ferer told me that he hod. aortae frOM
t u catch iii4t rclIficiion of his face in 1 • d I.
tic Ix les. Valmonver, a dist anoe of eleven thous-
and miles to risk or if need be to
. meet hie eyee dottimwerd, he charteeo. I i halt. methers a,re engaged in domes- 11 glasses only need an occasional eters-
'WASH YOUR reYEGLASSBS.
"Speetacles and' eyeglasses are as
a veal v. liaeli 2 he rein 1211 left upori .
: the ru td. To hi:, utter est nal ,hmont f
t 1-e erveive,t that hie feett evas Ilaget of
' a youth, that his dress was that of a i
1 in every way he was the antieheste of
fashionable young sindent, arid !lat. 1
, tha grave and soholarly figure in i
1 which his mind was wont to dwell, In 1
I an instant his ex:thin brain ran over S
1, the series of events which had oodue- l
' red, and sprung to the vonclusion. He I
fairly reeled under the blow.
"Himmel!" he oried, "I see it all.
lOur souls are in the wrong bodies. I
am you and you. are :t. My theory is
proved -hut at wkia.t an expense l Is
the most scholarly mind in Europe to
go about with this frivolous eXterinr l ,
Oh; the labors of a lifetime are ruin- 1
ed.1" and he smote his breast in his 1
hiespaix-
"I say," remarked the real Von.
ilrearerta7r1:3s1;nhfurt"adetall'te ::<ikYnope..fielinh: 1::y-
lenacslm.'s.p'illiecidttitsensuefef thoeyel°rmeirarfuYff°1uerd
body about like. that. YoU recielved
it in' excellent condition, but r per-
eeiee thet you have wet and bruised it,
shirt -front."
°It. matters little," the oilier said,
I moodily. "Seeh a8 We .are so must
The Real
Daisy (taking her first meal in the plan, however. is to take the glasses
country:le-Mamma, Nebel, Is the matter to a weeb bovel emit give them a good
with this currant jellye soaking in waren water, Then apply
Ma.runta, (la a eviiihiper)-Hush, dearl soup, freely, and rub it off by the use
It's real etirrant jellyi-Chicago Trlb- of a soft tooelt or nail brush. After
un, thole give thime a with any of
the usual tooth pee/eters, and Sheet
hmegroving Erten Sheuleig Flours, cderin them with tis we paper, wiush
"TLtat boy seems as busy iis a ei balm foe the purpoec than
bee." eireenois skin Or anythinp; else that
"Yes; he bee hive.e."--rhiladelphla I know 01-
B 13 ti "I'lre ordinary, eleansing all
eafficient. hIany persons have ,derie
Ware. 4r• Woocre FieeeVetealte, gi-eat injary '10 niCir by' neglect..
fil) ing P`PripCi ly clear). thter glassee.
g , glasses 2111 -111(0 •
lay down his life for her who is his
Queen att well as °ore. As, in the
name of the Motherland t thanked
these men for thus fallying aroued
our rommon flag in the hour of peril,
awl eilderly arE4eCt them to be as
loyal to Live Christ es to their Queen,
the, meaning look and hearty bond
-
grip epoke more eloquently to me than
any words . in almost every case the
responsive bea.rt wilS there. Of' 1130165'
Cariaalans---i he first contieg,ent;-,our
ge.nerals speak ih I mine of highest
p210185 ; t alrrie rly t \yen i.y have
been killed and nearly seventy severe-
IY wounded., The Dominion: mourns
to 11y bee heroic. -deed as we mourn
ours. '11).eit sleep side by side beneath
theee burning sands; but, thus are
forged more than golden chains
wieleh bind the hearts of a widely -sun-
dered vaeo to the common throne
around wield). tve all are .rallying.
nig Now the feet is
actaal baths as lettquently as does
the ordinary person. The process is
s siraple as you want, to make it. My
e „ as far aS it goes 1)ut. it 18 no
Tito Great BizolimA ..1,4niees r/..
'f ,7, dreg. 'atWin Canada Only reit-
egee - able medicine Oiscovered. Sit
..,,e,i0 0,V . Sold and recommended by all
4$
-_; AS..2)acterOdo (moronic& to miTe all
loons of 'Sexual Weakness, all effects of alysse
or exeSsa,- ritental Worry, 3f,xcessive use of 'JO
21(1000, Opium or Stimulants. Alailed on receipt
of price, one package $1, six., $5. One vat pIeuse,
t'sx laza curd, pani1alCt frac (0 (10)' •
The 'Wood ,Coamparay, WhIdeor, Ont.
Wood's Plunsti hotline la sold in .Exater
Uy J. W. Browning, druggist,
I hilVe had; a nornbar Of pa lientS cOrne
to Me with complaint e about whit
they called gl 4110.41 diarinutigen of
there slight An, cxemination reveal-
ed the fact that it was wonder.ful
that they could itee FIA all, for their
glasses were blurred over and bed
been 153110.1(1 negleeted, A. little
soap arid we ter, to 21111.1 12 a few drops
of an:menet were iittded, did the busi-
ness."
find a 4subtwrged tenth among the
Boers. Therefore the Boot's are free
from these nerve disorders that so
largely contribute. to destroy the
health of the populations in the great
commercial centres.
"Even the Beare are taller, stronger
and. of a more powerful physique
than the English. lt is quite a tem -
neon oeeurrenee to meet a Boer' six
feet six hiches in height. lhe Boer
win, hue tuk.en to town life and ac-
quired t OWit 671088 ul21y tlegenerete
like other people, but this is not a
frequent Waite. Even those
who do live in towns often preserve
their primitive arid simple taethods of
existenee."
Freest theft considerations the Lan -
cat draws the conclusion ghat the ef,t
foets of legislation and orphilenthro-
py should be direeted first to the
SO1JZT1iIIN G NEW .
A new reode of erreamentie-g '(he
bade? is that tef placing large hun5h
of flowers, ,high up on thie eight side,
1211 le a smell hermit the same flow-
erfstreats almost .on the brow at the
i.e
iiii
Children Cry for
AS-Ttry !A.
SOLDIERS' FEEL .
In the German armies recruits for
foot regiments have, their feet care. -
fully examined, in order to see wheth-
er they will bear- the strain of long --
marches. The greatest ention is al-
so paid to the fit of the hoots with
which earl recruit is protrided. More-
over, in war time, whenever pewit:lea.
able, the knapsack of ettch soldier ie
eaeried in a c ri 11tached to eaele
eompany for the purpose, which, oe
course, greatly 1 acilita t es rapid move-
ments.
IIOW SI1 E GOT
At a country fete a conjurer was
performing the old trick ca producing
eggs frora a hat, when he remarked
Lo a little boy:
Your mother can't get eggs without
111 004 can she?
Of -course she can! roplied the„,,h
Why, how is thatl amked the
8, Eur3 jurer. •
She keeps ducks.
.4e1
exergeliteeniteeeemertitteeremeweeeeeteemikew
Thts dread malady lurks behind the most in-
cipient head colds, and when the stcds of disease
gse sown steals i'iway the beauty bloom and makes
life pleasures 'a drudgery.
DR. AGIT1I'140S CATARRHAL POWDER
will cure the incipient cold and the most stub-
born and chronic Catarrh cases. It puts back
the beauty pink and sheds sunthine in its trait
" My wife and I were both troubled With distres.
sing Catarrh, but we have Cnjoyeci freedom from
its distresses since the fir4 application of Dr, lig-
new's Catawba' Powders -it acts instantaneously --
gives grateful relief in so minutes, and we believe
there Ism date too deeply seated to baits it isa
cure -Rev, D, Boshvor. Buffalo,
Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter,
A. MYSTERIOUS SPELT,
There seems, rem Irked t roman.
tie young men, as he looked moon -
Ward, to he a myeteritres spell the
atraosphere.
There is, anewere,d the young wo-
men, who is a teecher irt the public
schools. I have been eorrecting ex-
amination papere
IIE11'EI) Li' RS Ili
Your hired girl, I bear, lits tekeie
her departure
Yes ; bet nearly eVtrything else she
took was outs.
LIB/ITT:13D ONLY IN NU1VI.3ER.
'Kruger is a man of few words, 15
lo stated.
Weli, good grin:ions! some of them
are three-quarters of a. yard Jong,