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it iq 4`Rttreti 9t1 ran), y ¢Y+i's lit Ctelua and
outer ireategtcet
Irurnenee quanti^.Les of bantboo grow
an,ihe utfi le of all the elvers which
flew L'.ito the Ray of ilonduras.'Theee
beet: fel treentneany of them eft feet
teeth, four to seven inches in diameter,
and straight as arrows, bend grace, -
telly from either side of the stream,
tattle beautiful foliage interleeei with
Flowering creepers tine vines. formme
int; archways under which lean and
beast find a grateful .retreat from
the suet
The joints are in :lemana by; the
gold and sarsaparilla diggers and by •
Wm Le:Ea-rubber gatherers, for b
buckets, kegs, troughs, an^.1 for the 5.
construction of rune
net buildings,
fences, ete.
In the East Indies bamboo is an
article of prime neeeseity, and its
usee are alrnost innumerable..
Perhaps in China, more than any
other country, is it most' u
for there the roots are carr
fantastic images, of divining
to guess the will of that gots,
out into lantern haul�tle:3 and
Tae tapering eultns are used f
purposes that poles can be app
in carrying, supporting, prop
.and measuring; for the pr
Jtoutes, the frainework of awing
ribs of s:lila, anti sheets of ono
fences and every kind of umb
etre fans. 'The leave`¢ are sews
rain Anent and thateh`e, pinkie
lwrnense umbrellas to screen
la wieder and his wares .on the
or into. carvings for the tlheat.
shreds. The wood. cut into spli
various aizea, le woven into bask
every form and limey, y', setee'i.
lti:hiow curtain+ and doer se
;p.tluttral ;into alvniug , one ovist
to cables. The shavings and
threads furuieb material for
int; pillows, while Whir puts s
be is and nzetttresses tat whit
aleph, chairs on which to sit, t
front which' to eat ,+ni the tit's('
chop g r,ticl;,y therefor, P' .e,q for s
tem, and brooms for st'.•e „tt: .
l �
Merl to eat, and the fuel
to rook it, are also .is rived true).
Useful plant, as are also ferules
lull:eh to govern, ixrok from whia
nils, plata a for the lyre, reed
or the organ, alrtfte for sole
spears, t-k-cwere .for t be Iran, bat
screen the lf('a 1, 'tepee on which
pencile with tvhich to writer, but
bird -cages, crab-ne+s. fishing
et .
c
The beauty of the bamboo
&rowing is commensurate with
u.•vefulnees when cut down,
This valuable pro feet grows wit
the very dears of the United' Ota
ta.1 can be tied in ittexhalustiblc q
ties, offering a new ant interna
eld for the :inventive ]genius and
uttry of its nitizrns,
THE ONLY AL C1.R,NATiVE.
heentrie," he erie,d
, i,q. dea�rai
"I hill waist no longer. Either
Watenneentetilefelninfinietteinnitint
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WHOLE CORN EOR SILAGE.
.Recently mush, valuable information
has been given eonoerlting the build-
ing de silos and the value of silage.
roe instance, one reconunends stave
silos for a cold climate. 'This kind of
a
y
construction answers very well for.
3
m, ld climate, but it is not satisfactor
tor cold ones. Another writer says it
makes no difference whether the foun
dation of the silo is flush with th
uteide or the inside of the str'uctur
ut considerable silage is lost ear
ear by :having the foundation flus
with the outside. The silo walls should
be smooth so that the silage will set..
tie evenly".
Antler writer says that corn or
any of the crops suitable for milking
silage may be put into the silo whole,
Ii thinks, however, that the inereas
label- in feeding will be great enoug
to
pay the extra expense o>: cuttiu
' 1're t¢venty head of cattle are t
b!* eentinuousty carred for. Ile also be
Heves teat the silage will be eaten
more completely if a cutter is used
The author did not intend to mislead
hut. the statement cannot be Indere
ed that all silage should be eut. Wide
experiefle with corn silage will full,
Laan'ince an,rone that it is not best
to cut the corn before ft le put tufo
k1w silo. The corn plant Le a perfect
silo of itself. When cut into pieces
-
0 juice Ls exposed to the air, and
u?fore long undue fermentation see"
in. This it able is nut experienced
Went the curs is v.t,t into the vita
telmet.
The agreateet e.s'etntial in having
awl l t, wholesome silage+ is a perfect..
rinsed,
e1
into
block
s
or are
ea nes.
or all
lied, to
ening
ops of
s, the
is; for
relies
d tut*
d_imto
she
stall,
re end
nts of
ets of
into
reg us,
etl in-
atr'lcd
letufJ
umly
h to
tittles
"eery
molt -
'Web 'hieh
his
with
to
pipes
Lt's"
s to
lend
kers,
roil',
lehen
It s
dat
res,
man-
ting
in-
i�.n,
you
•
rause carl:r,eut to :seome my wife, o_
e'tel tale, fali'a`,e. Your repeated delays
aro killing me."
"Very well, fi'ubert," she answer-
ed c:Lmly. ""If you take that ground
there its bat one alternative for me.",
She drew off the di•tninnd ring which
spit -keel on her finger, and handed it
to bine
Ile teak it aetdly, and bitterly es-+
claimed; "Oh, false, Cruel girl, to thus,
carelessly trample 'upon. a heart
whose every throb is for you alone.
For this bauble I have leo further use.
Let it perish, as I hope mage also the
lova of which it was the emblem."
His hand was raised to throw the
ring •into• tie grate, but she grasped
it quickly.
"I merely wictherd to say, Hubert,
that I lvaoulal like you to have the
wedding-rialg just a trifle smaller
than this." ,
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A PUNSTEPi,'S EXCUSE.
It was in Edinburg, and sh'e was
'pretty and tweet and poetic, and be
was young and mnscilievous. They
were. sitting our on , the veranda in
the moonlight, and she grew ethereal.
il
"O11, how I love to sit out here in
the o;onJiaght," she cooed; "to be fan-.
d by the languorous perfumes of
ruses and to be kissed by the soft
a rs finon,the sonrath i"
Then be kissed her and she grew in-
.di,g giant.
"How dare y'ou3" she almost sob-
bed.
",Why, I'tn a soft heir from the
smith," he replied, contritely.
She •cl•idlu't say anything when he
kissed her again.
HEALTHFUL 13BEATHING.
Enough cannot be said of full, deep
breathing. It is no hobby or wild no -
ton, but if you prove its benefits, p; ac-
Lice it daily, and you will increase the.
drools tion, purify the : blood, and send
it rich and hat and'warm to the feet,
make ruby lips and plant roses on the
checks. It will air your digestion,
and give you a clean, sweet breath,
promote sleep, quiet the nervous sys-
tem, strengthen the throat and vocal
organs and increase the cheat capa-
city, It will also cure asthma, ca-
tarrh andbronchitis and prevent lung
trouble:
to young boys. If you expect the stock
to cope out eight in spring, be with
the boys, often, directing; and giving
a word of encouragement, which
tntetans much toward interesting
them in the work.
CLEAN OUT THE LICE,
The hoivae should be stripped of all
movable fixtures, Lnelo.ditig feed and
water vessels, nests and perches. Hey.
move and burn all litter. If you cart
make the e u..
! he Se tight umL t
f gate ho_
oughly with, suipbur, hydrocyanic acid
gas or bisulphide :of carbon. The bas
treatment is the most effective, but
ea great care roust be exercised in using
e, it. Multiply the length, breadth and
height of your house together, and to
every cubic ;Foot of contents use eO
gram of best grade potassium cyanide
one-half more best sulphuric acid and
one -halt' more water (ban acid. Put
the acid ii a to or ;lass jar, pour
itf the Water and then stat in the
eya11ide, after whish get out and
e a shut the dear quickly. Thus a house.
It . ex10 and 6 fe=et high Would require 3
Dee Troy height, of cyanide, 41-2 ocs.,
a liquid measure, acid, and 0 8.4 nss.
water.
The nest boxes and perches should
be thoroughly painted with berosene
and then whitewashed. Tit each g t1-
" ton of ]line waist) add 1 oz. crude ear -
bone acid, Burn the nest boxes if they
Q are old. Jf the ]rouse cannot be Nude
Rated whitewash t ere:iinkle. being
sure that the wash reaches all t revices
and cracks on walls, floor and coil-
! ing. In the bottom of each nest place
a handful of tobacco stumps before
puttim in new nesting material. Dust
the fowls well with ]nseet or lice pow- I
der. If they roost in aiel shealg or
barns the shoeld be wlhitewasbed
true. With a Sinal] spray putrlp "lite It
lval+ h can rte put on very' quickly and
4•ifeetively, i 'erosene ernelaion is a
flood rein d
O.NE TASTE OF
CEYLON GREEN TA
will captivate the taste of any ,japer
tea drinker.
A HW$ET VICE.
Kara Tone is a 'meat Chem t} (l it►e.e$
`venders in a donee.
It is meld that there ia. nothing so
ifficult to acts ire as a kind tone. One
lust steak in youth and ibe on the
ovatali eight and: day,t:
g title at work
and, white at play, to get and keen a
voice tthieh shall speak at all times
the thought one {tied heart.
Bat this le the there when a slierp
PLASHES OE ;FUN. voice is more apt to be acquired. You
r- often hear ]bears and
girls say words
Compensaiwn.-..ClsYerton •-- Z find : at play tsitg a quick, sharp tone, al-
ly '1,l--tzeht silo, and the corn put in
at' the fight time—just a;3 it to be
-
mugs to glaze. Put torn into the
eller in blrndkns just as it comes front
t11t' corm hinder. Place it in layers 1
tt,a?
h u t r
1 a
, bay u
g € rlc for elevate
int it end dropping it into the silo.
ec::at of doing the work is great-
.
traeed and it will never give any
"•taco" izt getting the silage out of
silo and into the mangers.
`i
NTERING CATTLE IN STAT LES. !
It1
.t'
: a rule, feeding in northern Teti.
t1'<,' begins in November and eon-:
tin t+.4 until ;4£ay. Therefore as it
1a3 e; the greater part of the six coin
f(
k u
rn nt
`s •.
11 it3 ( `
t lin r al
t i
an that 1 11.t twe
u
the meet scout In:eel methods. In
1e
it's! plae, repair the stable, mak- :
them warm and comfortable, the
r even, !silt close -fitting stalls,
mat ers, feed boxes, ties, etc., doors
tlit t swing freely and windows which
su oly ample light and ventilation.
ti ; t' ]refer the following plan: They
ins oat tht, sheds, bays the feed over-
' t and Matte reeks at 'the sides
re the feed is thrown down, De-
llo the cattle, as some of them
streuld be in any event, and bunch
he together like so many sheep,
wt) ere they shall feed and quietly
rest. The stall feeding plan is pre-
ferable, ulthough it involves more
work. Each animal receives the :share
allotted more satisfactorily.
rr
fl
It
Begin the feeding season as follows:
Give ensilage or straw and turnips
in the morning. Toward noon turn
the cattle out into the yard if the
weather is fine, for three or four
hours.. They get water and straw C
from the straw stacks or racks. They t
get exercise and roam about, rubbing e
themselves at leisure. Care must be t
taken,, to keels them free' from or rid E
them of vermin, tor double the feed
does not make up the loss caused by
these pests. While the cattle are in s
the yard clean oitt the stables and t
place a feed of My in mangers and be
a quart or more o1 chop or grain t
according to age, size, etc. To this C
they will rush. Tie quickly and leave g
until 6 o'clock, when they are fed Ch
again with straw and turnips and
bedded for the night, For two or
three months during the severe wea-
ther discontinue turnip feeding and
increase the quantity of chop and feed
bay right along. About the first of
March again begin giving turnips
and feed moderately at first, increas-
ing the quantity,according to season.
and amount of feed on hand.- Feed
turnips, hay and chop liberally as
spring draws nearex, and allow free.
access to salt or feed it once or twice
a weak. •
As a rule, cattle should be fed per
day half bushel turnips, a quart : or
more of oats, or other mixed grain
chopped, one ,good feed -of hay, and
what straw they want with. corn-
stalks and ensilage if you have it.
This is meant for wintering and help-
ing them hold their own, but is not
a fattening ration:, Turnips. are the
best to feed by all odds. to keep'cat-
tle thrifty, healthy and to fit them
for the change to glass in ,spring:
These rations fax winter feeding may
seem small at first thought, but they
are larger .than those generally fed
through the country:
To provide for cases of emergency it
is wise to keep some medicine in them
stable. Turpentine often affords re -
Ilief in ailments among stock, By the"
way, a word to the owner': 1)
nettaaiays that if a else wants
marry a. girl he has to work till h
gets her. Dash.t•tvay -- But if it's t e
right girl he doesn't have to work of
u'artls,
. fins leason.--C's igan tO sey keen
drank a diarap since be tooar opt th
aeeideaot« paliey. Cassidy Winn
Costigan-.,lle sea lie's notice:, Lbw it'
aiwaye saber men that Bits burte::l,
I suppose you have ;teen a good Loy
saitk the ysangstere mane. Well, ova
the answer. 1 haven't bad to be a
giroai as usual. You nee, w. only flat
one circus a senttuer nueaciasss.
,Telnee -Sten a fine looking monta.
an l tlteu. smelt a splendid. carriage alt
it;rsl Snaith-,.::l.lendid earriagef Glees
tbeire's eome�. m1Atnko. Never batt
lenses her to ride in anything but the
trolley card.
What are you buying all tho'e trap
for ?. Doctor's orders, Ile tt t18 ale
need A little reereaeiau and insists
deet I ''.lt`,ttlil go du•elz-hunting wick
eine. Huta 1 Seeps to rise tleit's a sort
of quack remedy.
Obliging,.,. -First Traveler e'en we
,have beds bore to..night ? Oh.iging
lostess-011, yea, sir. First t Trout' er-.,
etre you--er—.aas•�•�Ft .n,ects int ibis
been* t Obliging ITahSless..-No, air. But
,e area, bet you soutc:
Then you regret Lein en (+1d taaid1
res, 1: do. I might as well bate` been
t,, most like Ike snap of a whip If any
4; of there get vexed, you bear a voice
h a winch sounds art if it wore spade up
t of a snarl, a whine, and a bares Suet)
�? a voice often'.peeke worse then tits
,t' heart feels. It shows more Lll-¢:all it*
e' toner then iu words. It is often itt
, nairtb that cane gees a voice or a tone
it i.ticll is sltcerp, and whiele sticks to
hint three lite and ,;airs up ill.;rill
and greet, am faits like a dreg. of gall
on ttfe listener, 'Some pope have a
sharp; h'ore voice for use and keep
4a
their best voice for those tt hart they
Meet elsewhere. The advice to all
ni b;oys ,arid girls is,'"L.°:se sorts hes zoic t
eta frame," l�ette,h it by day rasa hear]
s of greet price, for it will be emelt
v more to you in the days to come than
the best pearl hid in the sea. , kind
voice Is a lark's sung to heart and
s
tome. It is to the heart ]whit light
is to the eye,
.y area..
TREATMENT FOR SPRAINS
foment Vented by tt Melt the I'atlt
He erased.
A little common-sense treal nnle
often all that is needed when
strain is at ankle or wrist au:1
out complications. It will a
very alarmingly at first and gr
ally develop a frightful too
'and ran of the bu.stsau:le tonal c1t� d ren
allot
My slgtefrt;-and intimate Q
a .friendta.
Do' you believe in the teeing thiata
Poen
t
downtrodden by a a,,
11us l ,.alt and vis
chilciren of my own ay I,, a, ahshea`k
lay eat has nine lives? de's, sir, answered
this man lvho keeps irregular hours.
at is Ind having observe.d the noeturnal
the habits of the cat, I ant led Irresistibly
with- to the couclueiOi, than Streying out all
well night is highly conducivelongevity,
g+' ,
1
e t
elft- I]:d they have fresh vegetables every
king day where you boarded this snruuleri'
bruise; but from the .first it raiz
have complete rest, and a treat
of hot and cold douches—the ho
i.ttg need at first when 1110 awel
i-.
lxrinfttt and the colt] lifts!` on
s'trt of tonin to the relaxat muse
The bat must be very ]tot and the
very mild as the tepid Water
]farm rather than good.
For the first day of a strain, ',,
all the w.rencite:I eartilages and
cies are, aeh.ing, great relief is fo
in a pnultioe of egg alta salt.
oleate it, beat the white of an
1111 light, bat not. stilt, Stir le
dually n cup and a half of salt
more if needed, to make a thick pa
like icing; spread this on a cloth
bandage in place. Cover all with oil -
auk No, said the sad -looking citizen, the
rnent tanner we visited bought everything,
t be- at the cross-roads grocery store.
lingThere's Q.a 0
nl• one n4 thing worse than a
as a, green goods Hurn send that's. a canned
les. goods man.
cold Be: "I always take Trains to deny
does the ,statement that: Women can't throw
straight." Slle: "That is noble of you,
ehcn my dear." IIs': "Yes; I have to re -
mese member with. what accurate nod cf.
and feet het aim you threw eourself at ale."
To .
gag , $IIE PATIENTLY
gra
ate- ! BORE DISGRACE
and
silk or a thick hath towel to pre
the sheets, since the egg leaks out
continually. After this bas rel
ed the soreness begin with hot wa
fomentation and wear a light 1
bandage except at night.
tent A Sad Letter From a Lady Whose
iev- Husband Was Dissipated.
ter
irm how She Cured Him With a Secret
CAMPS OUT ON THE KOPJES.
Every yea.e there are exported from
hina aver 400 tons of a certain vege-
able was, which is worth £200 a ton.
Che entire population of two large
owns far in the interior of the Yellow
mpie spend their tinge in this curi-
nes 'manufacture.
The wax is made on the bark of a
ort of privet tree which growsat one
own Chia Ting, by the grub of a
et1e, which is found at the other
own, thie name of which is Chien
Nang. Consequently, every year
rubs have fo be collected at Chien
'ang, and carried to. Chia Ting. The
distance; is 200 miles across steep and
stony. passes. Tbie entire male popula-
tion, of the former town start each
year at a given date. There are 10,-
000 of them altogether, and the sight
of a whole town marching in this
fashion' single -file across the moun-
tains, each with a burden of forty
pounds of grubs, is, perhaps, the most
extraordinary even in the :most re-
markable of kingdoms.
not trust th!e erork of feeding wholly main on the rote! below him.
POINTED 'PARAGRAPHS.
An engagement ring is the advance
guard. '
Mixed ale causes many serious ail-
ments.
The most profitable :style is .: th.
turn -stile.
A fiwsh( isn't necessarily crazy when
it is in -seine.
high water doesn't necessarily
raise thea price of milks.
Many a poor bootblack :bas man-
aged to shine in society.
Wearing a rough-rider hat doesn't
give a man a war 'record.
Some people spend so match of
their time in trying to be amiatible
that they haven't time to earn a
living.
A snob is a main on a ladder who
kisses the ,feet of the .malt on the
round above Man and kicks at the
e
Remedy.
"1 had for years patiently borne the dis-
grace, suffering, miser and. privations due
tamp husband's drinking habits. near-
ing of your marvelous remedy for the cure
of drunkenness, which I could give ray
pusband rocured a package and mixeI decided d hit int his
food and coffee, and, as the remedy was
odorless and tasteless, he did not know
what it was that so quickly reltevodhia
craving fcr liquor. He soon began to pick.
up .flesh, his appetite for solid food return-
ed, he stuck to his work regularly, and
we now have a happy home. After he.
was completely cured I told him what I
had done, when he acknowledged that it
bad been his saving, as he had not the
resolution to break oil of his own accord.
I heartily advise all tvosnen afflicted as 1
Was to give your remedy a trial."
SENT FREE TO ALL —A sample package
of Tasteless Samaria Prescription SENT
rime with full particulars in plain sealed
envelope. All Tetters considered sacred-
ly confidential. Address 'The Samaria
Remedy Co., 23 Jordan street, Toronto,
Canada. •
SOME AUTHORS.
The Most Cheerful Author—Sain,uel
Smailes.
The Noisiest author—Howells.
The : TaYlest Author—Longfellow.
The Most Flowery Author- Haw-
thorne.
T'h'e Holiest ,Author—Pope.
' The Most Amusing Author—Thomas
Tickell.
The Happiest Author—Gay.
The Most Fiery Author—Burns:
.The Mast Talkative-
-Author-Chat-terton.
Thee Most Distressed Author—Aker,..
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PERWAXPOF
One of the most daeger-
115 and repulsive fortes. OF
iidmey l?iseaee le
it you have at any time experienced any dtttlentty la getting a, tea that sprat 7ottr
tette in every way. TOR mayareroomothte a1e'ace lay, Wing
COY S E?N 'ranee its hush, quelitY whiee neeerrrttries. hes become esub'er.
of coWretect among Ira regular cOnsutf.ere, In bead Paaltett . 26, 30, 4a, 50 end. Eno '
Haw Jon,
will it
look fresh ?
That's one question you s
ask e
fttao
y at buy ptijnt, tl
pay to buy good paint..
that has been tested for pgi .
1H
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PAINTS
retain their glossy newness, attt
look fresh and bright, IQn,e#'
than any others, because tit, It
are made right. They are put'
paints. They are the best,
Al RAMSAY & SON, Ef414.411444
1+1TRe'ntlet 1?+rtttlnt motor*
which Doddts Kide icy
the only certain:
Draspsy the Kiid-
ta aaetua lly Bann sd
end the water, whit]:
1
led
e
]:teres led in
l
the
P
foram of urine, flows back.
tend lodges in the cells of
the flesh and puff* out tlttt
skill. Remove the filth
which plugs up he drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
health, There is only ane
Kidney Medicine
ODD'S
KIDNEY
PLLS
POISON'S' IN PLAN "1'S.
IN HER IIO- OR.
y Levee low gotta] n tees erer
are gin; r.ie 'aas and her lee-
tlt*0. were iiiustraiesl hyo- lantern
slides, al:ie rs7ial st:a•°.-cd m egnificent
lige e i ,-
in .:aria .
14 t3« the e¢orst ]grace#,
jt'�t s of the courtrv. iiise bad pre
t'entetl nritur•acl 'list"ry teteeemeue to,
!tee F!ee`aetttS at teDraft) Ketisinnten, the
•foaind sonee of the inset'ts tett and in-
teresting. Sa •asking itf her reception
fay, fleece gent:ehien 3f -s
,
S, Yd
"They were • very ry are ,rand said,
many kneel ;ginger, Banat''—.l ensign taxa
?erasions -]oohing ere:dere -- •'I urge•.
they means it 01. to eomlui.tnent ;
they have named that beette sitter
me r
The berries of the yew have killed
many persons, says the Scientific- Am-
erican, anti it is pretty well known
nowadays that it is not safe to cat
many peach pits or cherry kernels
at once. Among the garden plan
commonly in vogue which possess
poisonous navere, botanists me
tion the jonquil, white hyacinth a
snowdrop, the narcissus being al
Txtrticularly deadly—so much so, L
deed, that to chow a small scrap
one of these bulbs may result fatall
while the juice of the leaves is •
emetic. There is enough opium
red poppies to do mischief, and
m1
autumn crocus, if the blossoms a
hewed, causes illness. The lobelia
re all dangerous, their juice, if swa
owed, producing giddiness, wit
pains in the bead. Lady's slipp
poisons in the same way as does po
on ivy. The bulbs seem to be t
most barnlful. Lilies -of -the -vane
re also poisonous. The leaves an
lowers of the oleander are dead]
ted the bark of the catalpa tree i
ery mieehievous. The water drop -
'ort, when not in flower, resemble
elery and is virulent:
CIDAR AND DYSPEPSIA.
The juice of the apple as a Bever
ge has at times been looked upon
ith suspicion. Those who abstain
rough fear from tanking it may be
assured by the results of the in-
stigations of two French meal -
1 men, M. Iii. Carrion and Cantru,
ho, referring to it among other
seous beverages whish they reoom-
end for. certain peculiarities of di-
eastion, speak most highly of cinder,
some forms of dyspepsia they Be-
are it 'to be very desirable, especi-
ally when the process of digestion is
too raped and for the gouty it is re-
cotllmended as a oorreotive of the uric
acid diathesis.
TREASON. -
Did you hear about the riot in Ber-
lin? asked Cuntso of Cawker.
No, what was it about?
A man in a theater orchestra tried
to play on a French horn, and the
audience mobbed him.
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Ray Feuer Vary Prevalent,
Thouaande now suffer emu Hay
germ ditteese—destroy the gerne
end you destroy the disease. Ointe
=mute cannot do three 13e:thee east
douches or pan dere snuffed up. There
ts just one remedy that will vitro Ilay
Fever and cure it quickie.. It is care
teed by the air to the remoteat air
passages or the nertal paSsages and
healing agent. It cures Ilay reeve,
Astbma 13ronehitis. and Catarrh.
Catarria'azone is a guarantee to enrol
yonr money back it yea are not
benefited. Druggists seil it every-
wbere. We will send a regular 26
sent trial size to any address in Can-
ada or U.S., on receipt of 10 eents,
or the full treatment, post paid, for
Wye Kineston, Ont.
AN APPROPRIATE ANSWER.
It was in the restaurant.
What will Mary have asked the
man who was doing the ordering.
FOR OYER FIErrY YEARS
HES. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING gamut. hes hese
mad by mothers tor their children teething. It seethe
Use child, softens the ga_ms, Pain, cures wise
loll% end lithe 13440 remray for dierrhcca. 250.e, betas.
hY drarsists throughout the world. Be sue
VALUE OF MAIL DELIVERY.
It is estimetel that free rural mail
delivery is increasing the value of
land in Colorado, where it is in opera -
There is more Catarrh In Ens seotton of th
country than all other diseaess pub togeth
and until the last few years was supposed ta
Incurable. For a great many years doctors pr
flounced it a local disease, and prescribed loc
remedies, and by constantly telling to curenh
Mord treatment, pronorinoed it incurable El
once as proven catarrh to bo a constitutional
treatment. Rail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by 14...J. Cheney Oy., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only
Donstatuttonal care on that:motet, I6 IS taken
Infernally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon,
roe It eats din:lett:roe the blood and liUtitiOgyi
surfaces of the system. They offer one hund,
rad dodare for any cam It fails to pure. seed
tor circulars and testimonials.
Sold by Druggist% 75e.
1PamilyPills are the best
fetter— eee Vernpatets, the etre
tete ream. nets tenerieti tie other day,
net wee Sna;01147444; of a. come 4,tran
fer Lem.
itlejigtter—The- welniug was et
lett a ore ring pertearteanee.
wawa
tt,I.ClQillinine Tablets
etat. cold in 040 oikr
WELL RECOMMENDED.
Mretress; You soy you are weil re-
efietress; And how long have yea
been in domestic serviette
Maid; Two yeare. ma'am.
<Copy of a letter whieh appeared 14
the Ceylon Observer.)
Coloutlxi, Aug. 15, 1000.
To the Editor of the " Ceylon Obeerv-
Dear Sir,—I bave carefully examine
ed and tasted the email sample of Tea
Ceylon Gxeen Tea," you sent me last
night and find it is as stated.
The tea has exceptional leaf frag-
cowslip water, somewhat resera.bling
e best grade Japan.
1 As a :specimen of ehat Green Tea
!should be in the eurt it would be al-
most imposeible to ixoprove on it.
i If Ceylon planters will only be care.
'nal to ship Greene up to this stan-
dard oe excellence, the capture of the
American and Canadien markets is
certain and asaured.
Signed. F. le STREET."
SMALL VOLCANOES.
Not far from Laytonville, Cal., a orop
of little volcanoes leas appeared. There
are 25 of them, each with the charae-
teristic crater, and foora each crater
1 gushes mud and warm vaper. Each'
aft "volcano" is about five feet high.
IV P C 1043
CALVERT'S
APROPOS OP 1VERN.
Alice—Aren't men funny?
Laura—yes, they are; suppose a lot
of women should rig up in fantastic
eostumes and parade.
MONTREAL HOTEL DIREOTORY.
The " Balmoral," Fres Bus Amt,rri*
"'". Family Hotel rates VA
per day.
A TOTAL LOSS.
I think. be raa.rried on my birth
day, said Miss Toratney.
What 1 exclaimed Miss Frocks, hold-
ing up her hands in consternation,
and lose one entire set of presents,"
awarded me onedals and diplomae for superior
excellence. Their regular use prevent infeeti.
°um diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain
supply. Lists mailed free on application.
Religious Pictures. Statuary, and Chxuareel Oracnuationto
Educational Werke. Bfall orders receive prompt .000,
tncirunients, Drama, Unheroic, Etc.
Every Town can hat! a Dung
Lowest prices ever quoted. Pine ostielogue mints
(ration, mailed free. Write IAA tor neyttiftig in
Sheep and American Hog Ossings—rellable pos
eat prices. PARE, RLAOEIVELL a 00., Tomei°.
emoved to ViresleY Bundling,
itiehteoed St, NV., Toronto.
POULTRY. BUTTER EGOS APPLES6
.04 other PRODUCE, to minium best results °engin
Tho ilawsort Commission Go., Llotitodi
Oar. West -Market etilharne St., TOnatas