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37 'Volum Iletteutets, Zatisheal Beaux
and Youthful. Wales Wtvee,
Meow; the land Dyalte no yeutlf dare
ventare to pay addeeeses to a metelen
unless he ten threw at her feet a net -
fel of skalle, it being neceesary forlelea
to prove his prowess by killing a few
men, women or ehtlelren. Amoug
these tribes the lover offere the maid -
on a hie oh.oiee seme. betel nuts.
tehe emeenta hoIshannea Put if sbe
zefese owl says, "be geod enough o
blew iiire the fire." it means that he
dieeeiesed. Sentatimes the courting
is carried on thrnagli a medium a A
latV It Of Jew's Peary, oati hanaing it t
tie other, askIng gneetioue and Ve-
t ttrorq. anewers.
When a yeiii4 troetentoi goes court-
EADII IkAli IS A HURTER"
SOXE INTERESTINQ INFORIIIATION
ABOIrr BRABAT'S tIORSE.
er or lids nrovo Mud or Coloal
try Alt a Warrlor-A GlImpSe
0 -Able Old Ylart.
' kes 4 piottere
it to till au
eye, an4 never hail a Portrait
e setting than this old warrior
d when Cast I saw bim. He steed
•apon the jegged edge of a little rough
• roelty kopee, watching the for-
ward movemeate a biz troops noon
heielat, where Dritaia'e ene-
ley waiting the onslaught. Be-
a hollow, which looked
a dlratple in the cheeko Na.ture,
y camp, the cenep a the far -
ter of Qanon Robinson, a Canterbury -
At tlus age of 25 he retuned to the
Cape Colony and joined, tl* Coma
Corps as captain. When this corps
wee dishancled and. reerganieed ie
threwUP setclieriag and took to farin-
log. He else' took an aotive interest
in.politics and was returned to Parlia-
meiat for the ifistrict o Eaet Landow
a position he has held ever sinee with -
break.
Tie it war with aaUves, hziown
as the Gailea War, promptly brought
hbo to the field, aud he served right
through t as a ea.ptain. Then fol-
lewed a spell a peace, which was
broken at last by
THE RISING OF THE DAS-OTOS,
n& once again the English soldier
letl as:deh.Es reaping hook and. toole
p the sword, serving right through
sthe storny times ate colonel of
the Virst Cape Yeomanry. 'Who
or berta raised bine to e
:eh of (general a throb, of pride we
rough every British heart in al
South iiefriea,. for every Mall in 0
e I..wi new a ell that be lent reapeil
what he ha) so feerleesly sown, and
gernered -where auoilaer had
ploughed. HO dial not ask other liege
'ehetian to se.nd tbeir eonet whilst his
wa e•emainel at home in comfort.
One of 4' boy, the ellest, Lieutenant
tbur Brabant, felldeed at the Iva
f menadhe Idght Horse
t itlenislaagte. in the beginning
.. war. Ma yonagest eon* Guy.
'le a sergeant in 13ay1ey's Horse; and
nil eldest, John. is now eery-.
th as a lieutenant M DrIscoll's
cheats, and there ie Do keener mar
ing under the PoupIre'e flag in
Rug, to readee illinent more at traetare, famed coloniel division. 'Mere every -
hie rose, etteeles and forebeed thing that spoke of mtary orher and
Araiattz stn=e to,4e5 a hied.; strict dieene failed to catch the
agaevar Lae bays decorate their 'lona eye, cheee reigned, Elia soma un-
locks witb lee, fiowees wad featt -4 crowned deepoe, horses straggled
ers, "Pri?..,y orSee piease the. ewe- It Edieer and her, dragging their
men." Io teat:nee ef New Britain raw Mile tetbering reins through the
bi ghee. :dem of :Saar fla ft Eiti grass tieseee them_ Naaaers sprawiea
£'4,- sit:Li...Ili% knee tote that otheredW; in the awe idhe toole Ole the Mudd.).
thiit hen tke eish ‘4. tkini; veteried IstY Margo of esUn swenne, saddles
enes vf theg ehoiee on eeetennt ard brliles hey eirewu areenel. Ithe
geeinae. a, eienne in %het thetetifol, diet heane waiting for the duetnian
wealii, "egoeta to acegot the ad -h; ee peeyeennut meeting town, camp
tirdides Pose:5441a' wto teesh, coati:id; fixes tliekere.i III the wintry
Lae a dog or a Idea" A girl vilio has i4 FA:m.141g between the tent*. whiele
theog.: meranottehle ant* 8...i-> her epeo.wled abeet the place Ilice the
Vet :4 filed• crew of a North. See whaler on the
`the beetle: of Zambeel file the meddle'. floor of a dile:king doe,
het ',Lh. thouviltta the Corm Pt The soldiers wiebiu the lines loung-
e eaelhee s taii. in PUP tilec.ince ot ; ed around „tat *ye in mouth, esre.
T3, -u-:..,41;3. ttebeiii440. nearlybok oar toraung with a skin aura of 1021.6„,
eraeee were once iesued forinalg. prctecee tbe eye of fj()MS wandein
d•co, ft,„ ose at octere and grease, for Lag mule or arovoiy eon oe Hem,
the eeraeg men feaeed the lose 0:1 Others squattei about esamining
tddts' 'di she t14 v- wiele loving cue the magaziue of a
.eraee. Aneeng the thlasteteh the fondly bomered rifle. Others, with
ee:, es. onaa h'hrild for doll's !i heele coideed r.inverde beeween the
cr: L.ee 'dee
4,4% latmg
, ai-Med. with his battle club. i
v uneien women do the court- , erayed 22222eb aureigaeti, from meg
ilc.f.5* %%1.411 agr44-4°5 ul"lz -5t.e 'etVil` to mean, and threw nth toingb stroug
eheer, 1GiNe5 her et ring of voehei eerape of aewe they (deemed
doge:. Tin Eiiztt,c eieya to ter broth -4 te comrades aneded about en ant_
".14-`,:btr. 1 b -we Cc111 flei"s for hills or piles of blunt:eta. An
U wihng
' ITN'SOLDIBRIN 1/X)KING LOT
W*". 44I'l l'rtP46" "Po oi IN.,rs these, if one Is to judge
"tra rade and them by the loido- There hi more than
tel'rs.v ideloeue itilees Vlachs: 2 O. FUSDIC:011 of untidiniss about their
11/.41; ''1%/14 rae Prrt.`" drees, something alniost slovenly
,eeiceed*
-.6a "a° '1)11 ImmItt'" lay I the way they hang around. Ilut. Jae is
aeogot, ye dzieelieueeia °mad a poor observer who do,es not notice
" .1 the splendid development of thew and
t"'"1°' )" '7 Ileitsew ;he clear cut of the powerful
1 Ore if?..11 altogether. `Your shin
f mistress of g.4,04,es et waggea wheels. their beeeis
freeta heed tn a ed hips bored in tire soft, warm
el the aneient uewspapers,
ehoullere. the depth of chest which
'The girl, ansVu.; to clinch the mat- topers to the %mast, proof positive. of
he when t hoy are to be married.strength and aetivity. The hard,
io . o e. "I. nal ra , if vim, brown bees, (dean as an athlete's in
e. ere is a mock f.ght aben full treining; the bright, bold eye,
they ter. their relative4, inal tevery- whale glittete oofalteringdy in eun or borne and reeetved fall partusulars
thing i4. settled. atuies sr...alitag nf. reedy watchful- from Mrs. Daboadd. i'l eau pleteeed,"
In Maland ta.. girl generally nes in time of trial; the firm snap said Mrs, Dabgaid. "to bagthe pub-
begin-. tile curing. 'flie love token of the jean, which stand like mute 10 made 11, -Ware of tbe. fads of ray
u 1.4.ch z he.girl pirates at the feet of reoriumentr, to hours of danger fated boy's case if it is likely to help eorael
eyes..., iswit manly courage. A drill ser- other suM
fferer. Marley is now ten
her laver i- a little int of fern, made
shertifieel by puliing the knot tight. geent's heart, would ache to look at 1 years of age. In infant** he was a
irate a sort of half knot.
'No,'" by leaving th& matriremnial theril, but a fighting general would delicate child, but trornafour to seven
neoeh alone. ae.k for no better men at Ms right he scarcely pessed a well day. At
VP ' hand when the tide of battle eves four years of age be began to tout -
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE running against him- Such was the plain of frequent lie
adacbes, which
The New Tea, Ceylon and India
Green Tee, is rapidly whg i fair -
or NYttlf 310:EriAlU tea drinker's, begause,
aweigh it is .6.7/1Wxr in taste to the
finest ,TaPoh tea, it ie infinitely
mOre delitious read far nage health-
ful in use. It as belogIntrodneed
The "Salada" Tea Company ta their
well known sealed 1.se1 Paekete and
they say it de goieglto diespla.co japan
teait as"Saledad blaoh tee. leas dis-
plaoed all other biaok teas.
VE11 HER BOY.
HE HAD
N WEAK AND AILIN
0111 INFANCY.
01••••••"..1
Ur +Grew Older Ills Trimble Seemed
litirrease awl Ms ray:ruts Tkotrest 1.1tut
%teemed le aw lsVf ^IVA% tire oar. Wu:
Pam.' Ptak Pine Cored Wm Vilma
1100e U.d .4.1nioet Departed.
Thom !ha Post, Thorold. Ont.
Ja11128 Duban141 and wUr. are
two of tbe best known residents. 024
te town 02 Thatorolab where tbestartle
reseed many yea.rs. In their family "
ttey htve a little son, who, al-
though but tew yearsi of ago, Ilea' ex.'
Mritifteed match affliction, and Ids
au -exits expended many a dollar in
the Bench for Is renewed health -
all in vain, however, until Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills wore brought into
%Ise. A Post 4reporter bearing of tthe
euro called at 5tr. Daba.uld'S cosy
THE TOWER OF BABEL
cote•o
SUPPOSED ANCIENT REEK DOCU
NENT THROWS LIGHT UPON IT.
he4:131IntieltiesTledene"riber:v7romtucti_buoltrimIlitittbter;
NelfttchuAllSe4ftrt
FOr centuries IKientists have been
ndeavouring to ascertain the exact
imeneioaa and the other seerets of
he architecture of the Tower of Ba-
bel, but, though many ingenious the -
°ties have Wert broached and SOInes
Ida rata have been gathered. no
thorita,tive statement in regard to
e famous tower has keen fortheont-
i g until now, when it reaches us
e form of an ancient Greek manu-
script, whieh was recently discovered
by 51e1y, the distinguished in
French archaeologist. The exact date
this manuscript does not seem to
be known, but 5f. de 5Iely and several
his colleagues of the Aeaderay of
scriptions who have examined it are
oath:tent that it is one of the olde,st
eXistenee and that the facts con-
ned therein may be accepted. as his-
' 1.
the moderu wOrld this ancient
etunout is of value becansei It con -
ins a very clear dancription of the
Tower of Babel, The Tower, it says,
eighty-four kilometres distant
Babylon, and its basement er
ory was 181 =tree on each Aide
and seventy-five feet high, In the
middle was a square tower, construct-
ed of six stories, placed one above the
her, and at tho SUMItlit waa asnaall
eanettlarl
The height of these etoriee Was
Metres, and 0,11 exterior stairway, con-
taining 365 stewi, led to the sanctu-
ary. These steps, of which 805 were
fashioned ot silver and 60 of gold,
were designed. to represent the 005
days 44 the year. Furthermore, the
sevon !stories were intended to eorree-
pond, to the seven days of the week,
and also to the weeks of the year,sinee
365, the number a the steps, divided
by '7, the nuanter de the stories, giveed
us 52. the nureber of the weeks In each ;
rail; and ooe of his first etas after I
he ascended the throne Was to order
that it be restored, with great 'splen-
dor,
The present mina nonstat at a huge
irregular nine, whiola rises abrupt-
ly from a wide desert Plain and which
orowned by the ruins of a tower,
the height et mound and tower being
15.3 feet. Most eg the bricks which
haVe been e:ecavated erone this mound
bear he cuaeiform ohaxaeters the name
of larelmehadnezzar, and on one, of
hem is an inscription which says that
a Tommie king had built this tower,
but had not completed the uppermost
story, and that the people had aban-
doaed the building ages ago.
heow the suggestion has been made
that the dimensions as given in the
Greek Illttlatiseript may be those of the
original tower and not eg the batwing.
as restored by Nebothadeezzar. This,
however, is not likely to be the case.
In the tiret place, there is ample teat -
tawny that the original building was
practieally he ruins when Nebuchad-
nezzar began his work of restoration,
and ie hardly probable that an
ellthentio dencription of it was lwaci-
tid down from generation to. genera-
tion, and in the eecond place, there
evidence that the author of
Greek reanieseript was referriag to
tewer or its ruins as they exieted
vimmonoi
camp that lay behind the greatest of later beearae almost oontinnous, and
Generals. Around Wm, to soon symptoms of genaral debility
memo an I.:titivated Chliteee Ine.e to Say
Abent It.
the right and left, Nature's master. developed. His appetite was poor
The Chinese language is a purely . and he grewhpale and emaciateid„ and
piece in. Africa. the black, burnished,
symbalic language, all other Ian -
barren raountains, in front of him the least exea-tion °wawa a. severe
gueges are phonetic or alphabetical.
the foe. WItet better framework for Palpite.tion and fluttexing of the
In all the phonetic languages the
a portrait could a soldier ask than heart, and dizzinese. At times there
soerals that are heard in the spokee. thist.his friendsbeside bite, the enemy was considerable derangement of his
ineeniage are analyzed or split tip into
in front, and overshading all the stomach; a blueness of the lips andt
nhortness of breath. He would often
lie awake at night and rise in the
morning haggard and. tinrefreshed.
During his illness he was treated by
two doctors. Both differed in the
diagnosis of his case. One said it
was catarrh of the stomach, and
while his treatraent was persisted in
there was no improvement. The sec-
ond also attended hine for some' them
with no better results. Some time
aftea my attentioa was attracted by
ray aunt to Dr. Williams' PinkhiPills,
and about September, 1897, I pro-
cured the pills and he began taking
them. We had long,,before come to
the conclusion he would be an invalid
for life, but believing it a duty 1
owed to my obild to procure all
means of relief, I was deitern1in.ed to
give Dr. Williams' Piok Pills a fair
trial. The good effects of the first
box was apparent, and five boxes
were used, which were taken in
about six months' time„, when he was
strong and well, and could attend
sehool, and ally' and frolic as other
healthy boys ad As every symptoro
of hie old trouble has vanished, I
consider his cure complete. The pills
have ,certainly done him a world of
gcgad, as nearly three peers have since,
passed. ,away and he has next seen a
sick day in that length of time. I"
shall ever feel that we owe cnir boy's
health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pille,
and believe that their prompt LISP
would relieve much suffering."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are just
as valuable in the case of children
as with adults, and puny little ones
would soon thrive and grow fat tin-
der this treatment, which had no
equal or building up the blood and
giving renewed strength to brain,
body and nerves. Sold by all dealers
or sent postpaid at 50c. a box or
six boxes for $2.50, by addressing
the Dr. Williams Medicine Ckt,,
Brockville, Ont, Do not be perettad-
ed. to try something else said to be
"just as. coed."
a fee- elementary sounds, vehicle by
eerabination, form words. To each of
the few elementary sounds an ar-
ba eery sign on paper is assigned and
'signs constitute the alphabet.
lous, in any European language, and
in one- other language, except Chi-
eteee, the sound of the voice in speak -
Mg is the basis off the written lan-
guage -they are all phonetic. If the
same sound is used to represent two
or MOM" ideas, this makes no differ
ence, the appropriate letters of the
alphabet are used, and the writer re-
lies upon the neighbouring words to
prevent absurdity.
The Chinese written language Ls
totally different from this, It has no
alphabet at all, and no approach to
an alphabet, but proceeds on a differ-
ent basis, which will be. best brought
home by a simple illustration, Recent-
ly in Belgium a traaveller had occa-
sion to examine a railway time table.,
and there found that oertain. railway
atations where refreshinents raight be
procured were raarked by a little rep-
resentation of a wine oup,
This is Chinese writing. What
mode a writing could be briefer, or
more to the purpose. or more unmis-
takable ? "i1c4u. see the drawing of a
Mass, it etares you. in the face, and
you know that refreshments there
await your exhausted frame. The
symbol expresses an idea quite apart
tram the spoken utterance of that
idea.
The obief disadvantage of any pho-
netic systena Is that since the writing
folio -we the eictuud, and sound of a
lengaage is constantly cleanging, the
written languages changes, too. This
thange is less rapid sirtce the disoov-
massive handiwork of the Great
Creator
The shadows lay beneath, the sun-
light kissed him. where he stood, a
hale obi man, upon whose face sixty-
five long stormy years had cut aide
tracks, as rivers leave the imprint
of their passage down the'gorges and
the glens ha Scottish mountains. The
soft slouch hat, cocked jauntily to
shade hie face, laid bare a portion, of
hiS head, showing his hair as white
as driven snow. The face beneath% the
sonabrero's brim was keen, alien>
featured, full of life and fire. The
pale blue eyes, steady and true, no
sign of fading power in
THAT WAN, WORu.'sT PAGE,
though the moustache that hid
the upper lip was as white as -a girl
baby's conscience. His figure, just a
shade below six feet in height, built
as a oavalryman's should be for speed.
strength and endurance, without a
solitary ounce of waste flesh from
bead to heel. He wore no' ornaments,
no fancy gew-gaws, everything about
the man was siraplicity embodied.
The yellow-brown Jeloari cloth jacket
fitted his body as if he had grown in
it. Over bis shoulders he wore his
field -glasses, shing ready for use.
Ills bower limbs were encased in close -
fitting corduroy pants and riding
boots. His brown hands were guiltless
of gloves. A fine fig-ure of, a fighting
soldier he looked from the crown of
his hat to the glittering spurs at
his heels. Good as he looked, his re-
cord stands well worthy of his appear-
ance. He comes of a Devonshire fam-
Hy, and when merely a lad be pur-
chased a commission ha the British
army and followed Ms regiment to
South Africa when only seventeen
years of age. He mold out of the army
Just before Uhe great Indian mutiny
broke out, and when his old teem:eat
was ordered out to that theatre of
'horrors Jae dld Dot accompany
Later on he returned to Ragland and
married Mies Mary Itoteleon, dausla
ery oe the art of printing, but there
is still a gradual change. There is no
Datotht no element of permanency in
ouch a Iange.age, But eyrabolic lan-
guage never changes. Ate long as the
Idea to be expeeneed remains tem dame
lane, it is expressed the segos way. The
week written in Chinese thousande of
years ago can be read now with eatte
d eext9duty.
It's ever too late fo learn the good points of
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Xou may do so, also if you give it a feir ro Toad reek*, 25, O. 40. eta 60.
slitok",v,iiv-4,14,14.14.4wwfokikorvitewilyikikiwwwwwwwww
eQoa Paint Shiaes It giyaa
the Rause a newaesa of appear- -
ea whioh la .
It Shines
A OANARY BIRD'S FOObt.
eat Many canaries die of ener-
I . A gluttouous bird ehould be
a /Waited supply of food, l'and
)revolted from gorging himeellie
preetieo whieh will in time bring"
atty degeneration of the nearh'e
leoacie which carries off a great men
Erre cage birds berore tbelr time.
is a raletake fatal to the he.ailla of
bird to give it cake or any rich
. Seed and a little green fooddike
sb hieleweed, lettuce or watererese
that is desirable. Change tbe
water in the bird's cage twice a slay
least in summer. Claange the food
daily, 50 there is no danger of the
bird getting sour food. A ranary
should be kept in a room of even tem-
perature. It is a foolish Al/stake
sitielt Is fatal to the bird to imagine
bat it is better off outside of the
age. A bird that has been brought
in a cage, and very likely was
lobed In a eagc, is as helpless to
ake core of itself as a little child put
adrift in the woods. Such birds fall
victims to the sentiment of those who
turn them out.
(Copy of a lelfter wider. appeared 1
the Ceylon Observer.)
eanustism of the lam
Uric Acid leftist the hlotsi
by disordered itidestyss
ledges along the nerve
-which branch's from the
eye over the forehead; st; d
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause it the same as in all
dieordered
Itidneys. Theeure is Ilke-
*MSC the Seine-.
AWAY
PAINTS
not only shine but wear.
You will like the way they go
on, and the way they in
on.
They are reasonable sn price.
' Ask your dealer.
1
BNISCHER'S -WISE ADVICE.
The, ativion once given to his son by
yoa.r. Henry Ward Beecher is deserving of
Iourthernaure. a very old legentl4saYs high consideration. It was as follower
that tbe varions stories were painted When working for others sink
so as to respreaent the planets whicat ydurself oat or sight; seek their hater -
are snpposed to rule over the days gat. lIalre yourself neceeso.ry to those
of each week. Thus the lowest story who employ you, by industry, fidel-
was painted black, this being Saturn% ity and scrupulous intergrity. Sef-
Dolor ; the next was painted orange, fishness in fatal.
in honor of Jupiter; the third was, Tau must not go into debt. Avoid
painted red to represent Maas; the ' debt as you would tlae devil. Make it
fourth, was of a golden hue, the sun a fundamental rule: No debt-oash or
being symbolized in this fashion; the nothing.
fifth was painted yellow in honor of Make few promises. Religiously
Venus; the sixth was blue, this being cheerio% the smallest promise. A man
Mereury's color, and the seventh was who means to keep his peomises can
sliver, in honor of the moon. not afford to make many.
H R wlinson the famous 33e scrupuleusly careful in 01 state -
oir Orientalist, atter loog investigation ments. Aim at accuracy and perfect
concluded that the tower was com- frankness, no guesswork - either
posed of seven stages, eaeh of which nothing or absolute truth,
was an exact square, and that on the Head yourself responsible for a
seventh wee placed the ark, or tab- higher staudara than anybody expecte
ernaele.
erybady else.
each way, and 25 feet in height ; sec-
ond, 230 teet each way and 26 feet
in height ; third, 188 feet square and
15 feet high; fourth, 146 feet square
and 15 feet high; fifth, 101 feet square
and 15 feet high; sixth, (32 feet square
and 15 feet higb, and seventh, 202eet virulent mictobe. Kill the microbe,
The dimensions of the building he Never
of you. Ideep your owo standard .high.
Never excuse yourself to yourself.
business• do not tarn off. Be con-
stant, steadfast, persevering.
hay that excites youtr malady -but a
Cancentrate your forte on your own
Here's a pointer for you. It is not
„ Nay Favor Victims.
pity yourself. be lenient to
gives as follows :-First story, 27Z feet ev
.....-0.-- ,
es
raore:nitgitlie subs tance5
square and 15 feet high. The height the fever ceases awd healnthwetarskehtieurlsl elostr:
of the ark he pla:cesc at 15 feet and =7./1 vcd.
ililliei:oi6inatf
he thinks that it covered the entire powders.
seventh story. The original height of cannot go where the microbe builds
its nest. Ca tarrhozone will go for
the tuWer, he says, Was 155 feet.
it If carried by the air you breathe
Now, a comparison of thee° figures, and wherever -air goes Oatarrhozone
with those in the Greek manuscript cannot help but go; that ineansi that.,
will show a striking discrepandy in it goes to tho moat minute air pass -
some important particulars. Sir Henry age in iise head or throat. Catarrhea
Z000 gimes relief instantly, it cures
evidently had an admirable conception
of the tower as it existed in the time
of Nebuchadnezzar. but if the Ilene-
nie writing is correct the dimensions
as givert by the English archaeologist
and as reptoduced in Mr„ Palmer's
model are not accorate. Tbe biiildiag.
according to these newly discovered
data, was evidently of greater lisight
and width than Sir Henry Rawlin-
son imagined it to be.
• RIM & PM MOW
FORMAL EWA 1$4a
Flue feathee
milliner they us kefInssel5biluie.
birds, but wit..
" CO be de aNth...."
Colombo, A,ug. 154 ASK
the Editor of the "Ceedoa Obser-
ver."
Dear Siraal have carefully examined
ad tasted the enaall sample of Tea
marked "Saleda" Pure ttnaolored Cry -
Ion Green. Tea .elou sent me Ina night
and find it is es stated.
The tea has excepliOnal leaf fra-
grance and draws a choice, flavoury,
cowslip water, somewhat resembling
a best grade Japan.
As a spee'imen of what Green Tea
'should be in tine top it would. be; al-
most logiomsible to improve on it.
If Ceylon plantere will only be care-
ful to ehip Greens up to tide
standard of excellence, the eapture
f the American und Canadian markets
iz tertain and assured..
Yours raithfully,
Signed. F. P. STitEET,
fl
A fact, however, which should be
borne in neind is that the existing
ruins of the tower, which are known
as Bars Nrimt ad and Which may be
seen in 13arsippa, a former suburb of
Babylon, cannot peopeely be said to
represent the original building, since
they are neerelf the relics of the old
tower as restored by Nebuchadnezzar.
About the original tower we know
very little, except, wbat the Bible
tells us. Tradition says -that 'it was
a sanctuary bff Nebo or Nebo, the
special god of Babylon, and, accord-
ing to Herodotas, the upper taber-
bacle was furnished with a bed, -which
ihe peeple believed was used by their
god as a resting place. Long before
Neleuthadnezzar's time the wonderful
old building ha.d be411111 ts CTUTY1191e into
absolutely in twenty-four hours -
your Money baok if you do not find
this so. Druggists sell Catarrho-
zone, or we will send it to you. in
Canada or United States, post and
duty paid, for 31. N. C. Poison & Co.,
Mig, Morelia* Kinston, Ont..
Among some war relies of Spion
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ix, Frame, bad 4 del.
1014.
'Midshipman O. 0. Dix, who, at the
taking of the Taltu forts, aceounted
for two Chinamen and rescued a tar
in distress, is not yet 19 years old.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEAR,b
1M5, VINSLOWS SO0TI11140 SYRTMbt been^
n_sedlor ntottera for tliecir children teething. ICsoo.be
OothelirhelLtianthith4eue 1,:aut reirgeur foradlinia' rrhPc•taia:20o.'Cur bots.4d.
Sold by en drUggists througitaut the aorld. ifs stut
sisd ask for "Mrs. Wout.oves bnothinig Syrup,"
Kap recent -14 received by a resident
at Croydon were two 12 -pound Boer
shells. Their weight aroused esuspi-
cion, and the police, who were cora-
meitite ted with, had them examined
at Mitcham road barracks. Ii. Was
found that they were live projectiles,
the fuse of which had failed. They
were placed in a cold bath,
CABLES AND THEM DATES.
There arenow 13 cable lines across
tbe Atlantic in successful operation,
yet the charge for sending messages
remains what it has been for 20 years
or more -25 cents a word f Or commer- BUM ESS
cial meseages and 10 cents a word
for press dispatches.
CALVERT'S,.
01. tilittuftestonto. Sttactit ulnt.
Teleth Paweltarst, oltee„ hew* he,en
Uft Irreelelit dielseeee tor Palmier
oitioseith Their regales nseoprortett teteciIi-
s iselerielt *xis 1,141 ‘41.1ort cbtikic s
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rass 4jjl
eitetrientento. Orioles, U ttrs, et.".
ory Town can havo a Band
iota etet ciwoo..
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No004 isionominte.
toy gem es, To
usage caesura -New Irsportations finest Merits%
esp Itleorlran ftsision,ivellohle rooCriat
4bt pekeS. ..r.e.wc. maorwrsa, k va, 5oroct0i,
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hawleterr,rte.
„cigarette Wolter nellalees,
Welt rose d Zta Tweet*,
PIULTRYw MUTTER, EGOS; APP1E3;
Sid eater ZO DUCK, to e este; Do tt :men tontito
The laweeri Cereinitaile LirrtIted,
Osr.Vest-Illarhitt& 001lierst0 84; Tarmac,
Catholic Prayer '''.us'7t1"411"
11r
ems's, Scaptils
ittlisicitorIcturis, Statuary, and Church Ornament A.
isatastiosil Works, Moll ordert reecho prompt stt u,
ties. 0, 8iJ,341,DLINIt no,, elentreat
FEATHER DYEINd
Cleaning anal Curling unit Kid Cloves cleaned. Those
eau be Vint IVaito Se Ser ca tbe bust piece Li
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEINC 00.
R 60FING well 3 theteilVforitta
SLATS ill Blas
Red. or *rem 51,k1 LL21DS. sweaty
Met
rebut and Mcboolai,Trito 40) man; f.lt, Pita.
Coal Tar, oto. YtOnerte Mt 2 Moe New Ohy Bali*
Jae., Toronto, aloe =W
by ear Rztrt.1 Collins', 090.
nisekeso. zsiceauriltonliall stork • Oor,
taaterislash aped t• eall porta collbtrf• rhono 1
0.$1.171315&11PRO,egetailla/blettlmar5ts.g1ereete.
THE tilM_Me and HARRISON
TO Crier, A COLO IN ONE DAT
Toke Laxstive Brotno Quinine 'Tablets. AILdruggists
reinni the money if it. hale to cure. It. NY, Grovel
signature is on each box. 25e.
USED - TO 11.
Her Mother -You w'll assume a
grave responsibility when you marry
ray daughter. Remember she was
breught up in the lap of luxury,
Hee Adorer -Oh, she's pretty well
-used to my lap now.
Thera is more Catar- rh in this section of the
country than all other diseaeee put together.
wet until the last few years was supposed to be
inourable, ler &great many yeters doctors pro.
edit a local disease and proeoribod lead
remedies, and by constantly f el ng te ewe with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Sci-
ence hal tredvett ertiarrh to be. a constlittutioilit
tgirrt t. rC tt
An theireeC= T iras :3(fig
by F. t. Cheney 80 Cy., Toledo, &do, is the vale
oonstatutional Imre on the market. I is Wow
Internally in doses from 10 drop] te a teaspoon'.
tut Ib aota directly on the blood and mucous
pulsate of the system. They offer one haul -
red do hoe for any case it foils to care. Bead
ter cirotilars and testimonials. • 2
A /dross, F. J. CEENSY & Toledo, 0
Sell by Druggistr. 750.
Hall's family Pills are the beat,
40"
"What eball We do f" despairingly
asked the poet's wife. "The -wolf ie at
onr door at last." "Run and get my
calnera, quick 1" exclaimed the poet.
1"Pethaps I can sell a picture of
t him Id •
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Gives a moot thorough counts of individual
inetructian in all Susinsee anti Olvil BerVice
Seekeleete, Sherthane, TYP•writing, Etc*
Expert experienced teacher, equipment and
advantages unsurpaseed, open entire year.
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Crying Waldron, with-
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