Exeter Times, 1901-8-8, Page 3'ePt.
466,1•0•111,
NOTES COPLVENTS.
Attacks upon its Mediterraneau
naval policy and on its army reor-
ganization scheme have not been the
only assaults that the British Gov-
ernmett has had to meet.; its policy
at Gibraltar has caused a vast
amount of letter writing and the
asking of a question in the House of
Lords regarding the naval works
under construction ancl contemplated
at "the Rock." The matter excited
mizeh public interest, for aibraltar
is regarded in Great Britain, as.
palladium, second in efficacy only to
Magna Charta. The question was
*framed -carefully, eo as not even to
appear to MU for more infornustion
than it might be proper for the Gov-
eriunent to give—for everything re-
lating to Gibraltar is kept secret;
assd the answer was worded as care-
fully. Gibraltar is a peninsula ex-
tending from the southern coast of
Spain, at the Eastern end of the sos
called Straits of Gibraltar. East-
ward it is directly upon the Neater-
ranean; on the west. the Bay of Gib-
raltar, about four iniles wide, separ-
ates it from Spain. Algeciras,
across tho bay freitt the Rockis a
fortified town. It May be remarked
in passing that the Reek has its
back turned to the straits, oontrary
to the impression given by the usval
pictures of the place; that is, its
most precipitous sides are toward
the north and east. The town and
the naval and military works are a.11
Sittiated Q11 the west Side on the
by; the east shore is precipitous
and practically uninhabited except
by Osberinell.
The subject was brought into pro-
ikainence by Mr, Thomas Gibso
Bowles, member Of parliament for
Xing's Lynn. who attacked the Goy-
ernMent for spending Money on docks
and storehouses on the West aide
where 'they would be withitrs dre of
guns on the Spanish coast. and de-
manded, that the yards and docks
llanned ter the eastern coast 6e pro-
ceeded with. Air. Bowles was
=ember el a commission appointed
by the Earl of Salboree, First Lord
of the Admiralty, to investigate the
question of dock construction at Gib•
-
raltar. According to him the cone-
tnittee. prepared a unanimous report
on many of the questiouS submitted
to it, but before the report was sign-,
ed "pmsure." was applied to three
members. who altered their -views
and made a majority report differing
from the original draft. This charge
WaS denied by the Government. The
question asked in the House of Lords
eeferrod only to the Ces.sation or
continuance of works on the western
dockyards while the matter of the
eastern yards was under considera-
tion. The Earl of Selborno, in re -
Ply, Sold that the work on the west-
ern yards had not been stoped; the
work having been considered by two
previous cabinets and under way for
several years, he had deemed it. best
to continue operations in the man-
ner planned. One new feature had
indeed appeared in the case, Lord
fltelborne said; that was * "that the
experience gained in Smith Africa
showed that the large and heavy
guns by which such works can be
succeesfully attacked are mobile guns
inovable from point to point, and
were not, as was so long previously
accepted, rooted to exact spots."
This is an admission that the west-
ern docks are not invulnerable; but
that fact had been known before.
As regards the proposed eastern
dockyards, Lord Selborne spoke of
the estimates of the cost, the lowest
of which was £5,320,000, and of the
time required, ten -years; lie dwelt al-
so on the fact that little was known
as to the effect of the "Levanters,"
or east winds, on constructions
along the east coast; he did not say
what is likewise a fact, that there is
not only no good location for docks
on that coast, but not even any
place safe from guns on the Spanish
shore north of the Gibraltar prom-
ontory. It was Lord Goschen, a
• yious First Lord. who admitted
this last fact. The whole question
resolveditself, then, into the form,
Is it, better to finish the docks begun
which the navy needs, than to cease
work on them, and wait for ten or
twenty years until new docks art
ished, whia then would be no more
invulnerable than those abandoned?
Lord Selborne said that the Govern-
ment had preferred to have the
docks, even with admitted risks,
rather than no docks at all; and .the
House of Lords agreed with him.
Gibraltar, however, is no worse off
now than it has ben To reader its
position Merely uncomfortable, the
Saturday Review points out, Spain
must behostile, or must have been
coneeered. by France; then the Brit-
ish - artillery fortifying, the. Rock
must have beeoine • . worthless. TJie
general feeling appears to be thet,
,Gibraltar is, quite as valuable as it
ever was, and. that it is the part of
criscloni to complete the :dock§ now
hand, meantime ascertaining
everything necessary about the con-
ditions on the oast side of the Rock,
When those are known, it Will be
timeenough to eadertaka a .work
covering ten or More years,anct cost -
Ing from ten to twenty, inillionS Of
pounds. This decision sedine sensi-
RENARICABLE RESULTS,
12Vonderful EiTect of Machinery On
,Agriculture.
The wonderful effect of agricultural
machinery in increasing the output
of farming and cheapening the price,
of farm products, whiee at the same
time raising the wages of the labor -
ere, is illustrated by a recent statis-
tical report issued by the United
States Department of Agrictilture.
Some facts in this report are thue
referred to in the Revue Scientifigoe
(June 1) ;
In 185.5 the total working-ti
necessary to produce a, bushel of corn
was 4 hours 34 xainutes, and the
price Of this work amounted, on the
average, to 35-Z 'Cents, . • . Ma-
Chinery (to -day) does in oue minute
the work it took hand labor 108
Minutes to do fifty years ago, and
the fieal result then was inferior in
quality. Instead of the four hours
and a half thee required to produce
a bushel of wheat, the time has been
reduced to 34 minutes and the work
costs only 10i cents. This shows
that the product can, be sold cheaper
and that cousequentis there will be
More consumers, but the laborer
earns more than formerly with less
exertion. since the priee has not de-
creased in the same proportion with
the time employed.
"Similar conclusions are reached
with regard to other agriculteral
products. , . In 1880 the labor
necessary to ebtain a bushel of
wheat took 8 hours 8 minutes ; to-
day the corresponding time is only
10 minutes. The difference i3 numb.
greater than In the preceding ex-
ample because wheat is easier to
treat mechanically than Indian corn.
The price of produetion has fallen
from 171 cents to $ 1-3 cents 1,
, All these examples are very
haraeteristic, and show that agri-
ultural work, like all other indus-
tries, must have free recourse to Inas
chinex7 to produce cheaply, and
hence to melte 'headway against fo-
reign competition."
Pale and Dejected
THE TRYING CONDITION OP
NARY WOMEN.
Subject to Headaches, Diztlxiess
and Heart Palpitation. They
C -row Discouraged and l're-
maturely Oid.
Prom the Review, Windsor, Out,
'Dr. Williams' Pinic Pills ,s the
only medicine that ever gave me any
real benefit," said Airs. R. X.Har-
ris. a, well known resident of Wind-
er, to a. representative of the Re-
view recently. "I do not know ex-
actly what my trouble was; doc-
rs
toseemed unable to tell me,
though I thought myself it was con-
sumption. I had a constant rack-
ing cough, and a constant feeling of
languidness. My blood seemed to
UMe turned. to avater, and I WAS
very pale. I had a feeling^ in my
ehest as though some foreign sub-
stance ayes lodged there. The slight-
est noise enucle ino nervous; was
dejected all the time and could. not
scarcely do any household work. I
tried Medicines, but they did not
help inc in the least. Doctors did
not Seem able to help inc or tell me
what ailed ine, although their bills
increased with ramming rapidity. I
grew so weak; and so despondent
that finally cltreided., to take a. trip
to Colorado to see if a. change of
climate would benelit inc. While
contemplaling this trip I read in a
paper one day the testimonial of a
person whose symptoms were almost
identical with my own, who was
cured by Dr, Williams' Fink Pills.
decided to give them a trial and
purchased a box. When that box
was done I got another, and found
gradually that the pills were helping
me. The trip to Colorado was
abandoned, and I continued using the
pills until I had taken eight or nine
boxes when I felt like an altogether
different person. Prom a pale, thin,
listless person, I became the picture
of health, and felt it too. It is sev-
eral years since 1 used the pills, arid
I have not had any return of the
trouble. I am positive Dr: Wil-
liams' Pink Pills saved me from an
early grave, and .1 cannot recommend
them too highly to those who are
afflicted as I was."
It is the mission of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills to make rick, red blood,
nourish the nerves, tissues and vari-
ous organs of the body, and thus by
reaching the root of the „trouble,
drive disease from the system. Other
medicines act only on the symptoms
of the disease, and when suck medi-
cines are discontinued, the trouble
returns—often in an aggravated
form. If you want health and
strength, be sure the full name, "Dr:
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
ple," is on the wrapper around each
box. If your dealer cannot supply
you the pills, •will he sent postpaid
at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for
$2.50, , by addressing the Dr. 'Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
IT WAS PAID FOR.
A late nobleman, in whose charac-
ter vanity and parsimony were the
most remarkable features,' was, for
1Z long time before he died, in the
habit of retailing the produce of his
dairy and orchard to the children
and poor people of his neighborhood.
It is told, that one day observing a
very prethy little female child trip-
ping through his grounds with a
mille-piplein, he stooped to kiss her;
after ceilidh he Said in a pompous
tone:
Now, my dear, you may tell your
grandchildren, and tell them in their
turn to tell their grandchildren, that
you had once the honor of receiving
a kiss from the Right Honora,ble
the Earl of B—.
The looked/up in his face, and,
with -a strange mixture of simplicity
and archness, remarked:
"But ye took the penny for the
milk, though!
" The Laplanders are the. shortest
people in Europe, man averaging lft'
wOmen dritt 9int.
for the MTH and BREATH
New Size SOZODONT LIQUID . . 250
NOW Patent MK SOZODOIET POWDER . 2Se
Large LIQUID and POWDER . .
At the Stores or by Mail, postpaid, for the Price.
A Dentist's Opinion: "As an antiseptic and hy enio
and
s, I cordially reeonsIBES11(1 SoeociOrst. I eoneidor it the ideal
eutifrice for chddzen's use," [Name of -miter upon applicatio2.1
HALL & RUOKEL. Montreal.
mouthwash, and for the care and preservatioa of the tee
^ • • • • - -
OREAT FIRES OF nisTolvr.
calamitous Conflagrations in the
Old and 21TeNV World,
The old world's most calernitous
fire was that which toek place in
London in 1666, which destroyed
000 buildings, laid 400 streets waste
and rendered 200,000 persons home-
less, the loss of life being 1.000 and
that, of property $40,000,000. Mos-
cow's eanflagration in 1813 consum-
ed 8,000 ef the eity's 10,000 b d
ings, compelling 20,000 of the city's
inhabitants to sleep on the ground;
destrOyed 200 lives and $10,000,000
of property, and had politiCal con-
sequences which affected the history
Of Europe. It brought Boneparte's
Russian campaign to disaster, mug..
ed a retreat in. the dead of winter in
which the lives of 150,000 of his sel-
lers were lost, broke the spell of his
invincibility and incited the new com-
binations against him which es•entii-
ally resulted in his overthrow.
New York City had n. Ore in 1835
which destreyed $20.000,000 of pro-
perty, and one in 1838 which luflict-
n JOSS of $10,000,000, and thiS
was followed by one in 1845 in
which $8,000,000 of property went
up in smoke. Pittsburg had a. Ka
000,000 fire in 1845, followed by one
of $3,000.000 in 1848, and by one
In St. Louis which destroyed $5, -
in Alba.ny which inflicted a damage
000,000 of property in 1849. San
Francisco had two Ares six weeks
apart in 1851, inflicting a. loss of
$4,000,000 in the &
i&A and $3,000.-
000 n the second. The Fourth of
July celebration in 1806 caused in
Portland, Me., the most destructive
le
ever tnown on the American con-
tinent up to that time. except New
York's of 1835, Portland's loss be-
ing $15,000,000, like Jacksonville's.
The two most calamitous fires evee
known anywhere in the world occur-
red in the 'United States within thir-
teen months of each other. In the
first of these, in Chicago, on October
8-9, 1871, the property loss was
$200,000,000, and in the second, in
Boston, on November 9, 1872, $80.-
000,000 of property was consumed.
In Chicago 100,000 persons were left
without homes, and 200 were killed.
Chicago's heads the list of the
world's destructive canna r ti
but, as she had over 800,000 popu-
lation in 18710 the loss in jackson-
ville in 1901, with 28,000 popula-
tion, is proportionately not very far
below that of the metropolis on Lake
Michigan.
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fl • • I
DANGER IN FRESH BUTTER,
Why is butter salted? It is not
merely a matter of taste. There is
a scientific reason why salt should
be added. The bacterialopopulation
of a IneideraLD sized pat of butter
may be reckoned by millions ; and
a, tiny lump, only large enough to go
into a thimbles lute been Iteown to
be tenanted by nearly 48,000,000.
Hence the iirgeticsE for keeping these
hordes in check, and hence the ef-
forts which are made, first, to set
up effectual barriers to their ingress
by taking proper precautions in the
production of milk; and, secondly,
in the manufacture and distribution
of the finished article. Included in
these processes is the addition of
salt in, such quantities is to justify
the butter being known as salt but-
ter ; or, in other words, to sup-
press to a, large extent the activities
of the butter bacteria. That salt
does net in this manner is shown by
the fact that in butter thus treated
a. very large reduction in the num-
ber Di micro-organisms present is f-
fected,
OWES HIS gYESIll'ILT
TO A IIRACLE
ALEXANDRA HOlvrF.
How the First Lady of Britain
Spends the Day.
life at Windsor ;
Nero is Queen Alexandra's horae I
Ilz•ealefast is usually served at nine
o'cloek and after the Royal hostess „„,
Will often send for one or two of the WIVQ"10e
laxly -guests to chat with her in herl
boudoir, or possibly will invite all !
of them to accompany her on her I el)
morning visit to the kennels, the ! m
aviary, the poultry pens, or her own ce
stable. In the latter will he found.. 1.
among others, a beatItiful team of
lIungarian ponies, for Her Majesty
is a, skilful whip, driving a four -in -
band or tandem. She is also ad
graceful rider, although not SCUM so
much on horseback during the last
few years. Sundry lumps of sugar ie
And their way to the horses' meutlis; a ereseseaesee........e.a.a.s......seeseeeeresesesesieseseesseseeeerse-reereeeriereereieseee
indeed, they always turn their pretty 0
heads for it, well knowing that they 0
Dinner is at 7.30, ------------------------------ 742"larXINtrilEATOIE momvaross..7-da.
3E2' 17,2)X. -0E3 who are usinz
ELLA CEYLON TEA
exclusivgtly know they are having a good thing.
Try it and you will brave the pone.
Lead trackage; 24 C'e* 4tof ih)
riding Material for Sale.
•
will not be di t
eappo n ed,
Ono FolCampbell Press, front delivery, bed 43x.56, S1200
assembling in one of the drawirig I Fur Roller Campbell Press, bed 3r452, sue°
rooms, proceeding to the dining-
roona in the usual manner, and with Cr
all the absence of the state which! 0 124:33r-aZilalliTgla ntrmitLicelerxxceries.
Two7-eol. quarto Brown Folding Machines, each . . . S400
0
W37-2pe)4Sev5-Wb1,31A,Is• IMEta,c012.2.1postzlti,
tne general public conclude would be
manifest.
Queen .A.lexandra is a. great lover
of flowers, her favorites being Unm-
et -the -Valley.
Mother: aro surprised, my de
that you suffer a AMU to lass you!
Daughter: But, Manama, I don't ca.
It sufferiug.
••••
PROM TEE TR.AINS.
a sengers get Glimpsee of the
Pan-American Exposition.
Peoplertravelliog from the east. and 7 The Wilson Publishing Co, of Torotitoi
the direct influence and spt of the 0
Two Roger's Typographs, in first-class ord each . . $500
. •••11100mwmrama41•091,
.
O AN° Cutting Machine, Stones, Stands, Body and Display Type.
• All this Mechlattry is in Piret-Olase Order, F.,asy Terms will be "Siren,
et or Speeial Discount for Cash. On secs:neat of adding a more up.tosiate •
• Plant the above ,icichinery mad Type will be diEEP0sed ut at a g I • •
west will come within the zone of to
TORONTO. CANADA. f,
Pan-Amerieart Exposition nines away 196 sPaeoecit§e0oeSseseoes..00000012000$000000,19°.
from the great and glorious sptctaeie
itsefl.Surrounding the setting of
the exposition there are numerous
features that will rival the attrac-
'dons of the great. ehow for public
attention, and especially is this true
of Niagara Fells. There is no great- A SENSE OF FITNESS.
Cr or more wonderful eye -feast in the Lady of the lIouse--You needn't
world than the Falls of Niagara, the ,,sk for cup Of coffee; our gas stove
beautiful gorge, and the dashing-, tit...! has been turned off for hours.
maltuous waters of the Whirlpool' Tramp—Coffee. madam, is out o
lia lids If
If you way.* beat mans SHIP all year
I. Dome, gees, PCMTRY. APpag, num nuns mut PftlitIOSS. td,
The Dawson Commission CO. 'rnnglarT;AriN;ortg.a"
LAIDEETEDNESS TO DODD'S Trunk Railway will come in sight of 1
i . they are alert. long be- the question; have you any left -over
fore their train stops at Niagara. sherbet or yesterday's lemonade in
Valls, passongenst 01"04' the Grand the ice chest?
XIDIsTEY PILLS ACE -NOWT., the mighty observation tower from Four per cent. or Russia's national
EDGED BY THOMAS ST. Well searchlight signals will be earniuga are spent on her army and
llashed to the Liectric Tower of the 1 navy, and only 21 per cent. on the
TIBER -E.
1 Expw•ition. In law one can Pic- i Britith.
, ture the beam of the powerful ore -
Health Entirely Re-established by
jector extending way off toward
Dodd's Xid.ney ;Pills—A/1°th" ' Hamilton, Ont., to give glad wet -
i
Triumph. for That Wonderful I come and greeting to the ineoming
Been Strengthened
11.1.1•••••-••••
Remedy—His Eyesight Ras ' trains laden with Immunity anxious
i
1 to see the falls and the exposition.
One year ago UOWn t,
a iniraele was announe- tl t • i 11 ' • ' -
1 ID la a w E., g the medical ,ruternity. Catairh belpg a coml.
1 c11137, 1th Pongers In, titutletial dbease, require,' a cimraitutlennl
ed in Chicago. IL A. Wade, the fuli view of the Palls of Niagara. and trituntent. Hall's Catarrh Cum is telt: n inter.
great criminal lawyer, regained his 1 the Whirlpool Rapids, while the re- uniir acting directly upon the beitel a d
St, Epi, Que., July 2.0.—(Speciel). ;,-;peecling aerosq 1 • '
*WO Reward, $101
Tko roodors of thIsparer will be pleased t
learn that theca is at ten:mono dreaded duress
that science lias bcom able to cum in ail it
awes and that is Catarrh, Hairs Catarr
(urs th I I k
NOW, ABOUT
THIS SEASON'
MOWERS, ilEA,PfiRS, THRESH
Eta.,
8 PEERLESS
Itteavertte with Ontario Fanners -mar It
Years before the Public, Sea Viet lieni
get It. Hardware. Crux and Conant;
&tares soli It. Holds 1? Cold mole,
ITEIEN
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U IMIOA AXL.
CrW01142;
ROCERS.Piitt.TOROHTO.
REASE.
O CELESS IN VALUE.
4 Kindly words, sympathizing atten-
h tions. 'watchfulness against wound-
ing others' sensitiveness, these cost
very little, but they are priceless in
value.
sight after having for years been to , niurkable gorge will stretch out on
tally blind. His case was published: either side of the greatef,t railway
throughout the length and breadth steel arch bridge in the world, ThiS
of America, and it attracted more t bridge of the Grand Tvuk Railway
attention to Dodd's Kidney at Niagara. Falls is one of the won -
than any medicine ever got before. I ders of the locality, and resting, as
For it was Dodd's l.ridney Pills that it does, one end in the domain of
restored his sight. Xing Edward. the other in the
United Suttee. it forms a Portion of
the industrinI bond in the Anglo-
Saxon union that forces a realiza-
tion that no matter on which side of
the Niagara, we reside, we are all
Americans—Pane:lazier/eons.
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In Australia, spring begins August
20th, summer November 20th, au-
tumn loebruary 20th, and winter
May 20th.
TORONTO'S BIG EXHIBITION,
The Prize List for Toronto's great
Annual Fikposition and Industrial
Fair, which this year will be held
from August 20th to Sept. 7th, has
come to hand. It is printed in yel-
low shaded with green, and presents
a very handsome appearance. Up-
wards of $35,000 will be distributed
in premiums, and $30,000 will be
spent in features and special attrac-
tions. The live stock classes have
been rearranged in some instances
and the premiums increased in others.
A class for French Canadian cattle
has been added. Copies of the Prize
List and all information desired can
be had on Addressing H. J. Hill, 82
King St. East, Toronto. Special
efforts are being made to increase
the excellence of the Exhibition this
year on account of the close proxim-
ity of the Pan-American.
Between 1860 and 1870 British
railways iacreased 510 miles a year.
The present yearly increase is 201
miles a year. •
A similar ease has turned up in
s le "t• age of St. Epi, Que. 'though
this sufferer was not stone blind,
his eyes nevertheless were utterly
useless to him by lamplight. .And
they have been completely restored
by Dodd' S Kidney Pills, Which is =-
other point of sinillarity.
There is no attempt made to as-
PIIRASEOLOGICALLY CORRECT. sert Dodd's Kidney Pills are n. eure
for blindness. Dodd's Xidney Pilis
A young 'fellow who was looking , are the greatest kidney medicine
for a clerkship was recently room- l ever known. That is the claim made
mended to n city merchant by a for Doda'S Xidney and there
Olasgow gentleman. When tile two is evidence enough to prove that
h•iends met some time thereafter the claire. But in cases where Xidney
Glasgow man ventured to hope that ;Disease has left poisons in the blood
his recommendation had been pro- ,and the said poisons attacking the
ductive of good results. 'weakest spot, injure the eye, Dodd's
On the contrary, replied the mer-Xidney•Pills are just as infallible as
chant: 'where the poison attacks the joint
You astonish me, said his friend. of the arm or the small of the back.
I thought he would suit you exact- ,That the eyesight of Thomas St.
ly, he was so full olgo.
'Pierre was restored is but another
And so he was. Be has gone off argument that Dodd's Kidney Pills
with a thousand pounds of my mon- make the blood absolutely pure.
ey. Here is Mr. St. Pierre's letter: "X
Is it possible? And 1 thought he' am happy to -day to see my health
was the very inan you were looking entirely re-established by Dodd's
for. lXidney Pills. I owe that wonderful
You are i•Ight there. He is the remedy a thousand thanks. Before
very man 1 am looking for. using Dodd's Kidney Pills I had con-
sulted many physicians and taken
medicines of various kinds, but each
made me worse. 1 had a constant
pain in the back and limbs. At
night I couldn't rest and I could not
see by lamplight. Having taken
" only two boxes of Dodd's Kidney
Train of • the Northern Pacific Pills I am perfectly' cured. My eye -
which created such a furior during sight is dear. I a.dvise all those
wile se health
its first season, in 1900, is again t 'rood, from
whatever cause, to trDodd's Kid -
shooting back and forte across the y
continent in all the glory of its form- nee Pills. Nine times out of ten
y .
This Crack Train of the North -
The
" MTC3msibTa.
CT 41M alt:
theyewill be exactly what is wanted.
Two dollars spent for Dodd's Xid-
west, almost entirely new for 1901, ney Pills will .do more than nnllion
is the epitome of modern passenger spent otherwise, for who holds any
g Car thing in the world more dear thai
train construction. The Dinin
with its . 1 b , cs an health, or would spare any mean
to sav
lunch, and table d'h.ote dinner jor e it ?"
$1.00 ; the unequaled Tourist Sleep- PEARLS OP THOUGHT.
....
ing car of 16 sections, roomy lava-
tories and electric lights ; the first- People who say nothing can offend
class Drawing Room Pullman with as deeply as peeple who say too
two electric lights in eath section much'
and the palatial Observation car There is only one thing which
with two smoking rooms, buffet; bar -
wins a battle, and that is straight
ber shop, bath, library of 140
lor and Observation platform, all to-,
vele shooting
. • •
sufficient if it produces amendment,
''' '
umes, cm rent magazines, ladies' par- The slightest sorrow for sin is
gether form a, train of unusual com- and the greatest is insufficient if it
fort, excellence, and even luxurious- doesnot.
Every now and then a man's, mind
is stretched by a new idea of senses
tion, and ever shrinks' back to its
and there are nearly 300 electric former dimensions.
lights on the train, the baggage car ^There are seasons when to
strength than to act. Composure is
be still
and day coaches being thus lighted demands •iremeasurably higher
also.
The train runs from St. Paul to
Portland, Oregon, passing through
Minneapolis, Fargo, BozemanButte
_ C. C. RICHARDS & CO.
Dear Sirs,—I have used MINARD'S
s LINIMENT in my stable for over a
year and consider it the very best
for horse flesh I can get and strong-
ly recommend It.
GEO. 1301.IGEf.
Livery Stables Quebec.
ness even in this day of luxuries.
Of course, broad vestibules, steam
heat and steel platforms are there,
often the highest result of power.
The past looks large as it reaches
behind us. The future seems great
Missoula, Spokane, Seattle and enough to hold everything we de -
Tacoma. sire. But after all, we never have
Connections from 'Duluth and a single day except the present one
Superior and for Helena are made to really do, or decide anything in.
To -day is our opportunity.
Send to Chas. S. Fee, General Pas-
senger Agent, St. Paul, six cents for Mankind, said an orator, certainly
Wonderland 1901, a royal book hav- includes woman; for does not man
ing a chapter on this royal train; embrace, woman?
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des
vesicle- the foundation of tbe elocsaa and
giving tt o patient strength by building up the
et ustitution and as•ihting maul, ) in +ming Its
work. Tho proprieto s have so much faith in
1 curativo powers, that they oP:er cue Hun-
dred Dollars fur ony ease that it falls to cure.
Send tor het of tosttraon
F. T. elIS.:11tY4t 00., TOLEDO
Sold by drat:01.4.F. 7_5o.
Sara Pills aro the hest
Yes, Sis, the little fellow over
there is the holder of more cups and
trophiesiu
for swiming, 'cycling, and
athletics generally than all the oth-
tr follows put together! The da -
ling, so slim, too. should hard]
have thought it! You see, he's i
business as a pawn -broker!
Millard's Liniment Cures Distemper
That was an appropriate flower
Lord Impecone wore when he was
inarried to Miss Nuggets. 1 had net
heard of it. What, was it? It, mari-
gold.
1
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; inz."ruments, Drum, LIntit)rrns, inc,
n EVERY TOWN CAN RAVE A RANO
Lowest inkee ever quoted, Fir e catalogue
=illustrations, mailed free. Write us for any
thing In Music or Musical Instrument+.
Raleylloyce 86 Co., Tat=ttgaltr
Kinard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria
Germany, Great Britain and the
'United States consueue together on-
ly <me-tivelfth as much wine as
France.
Alinard's liniment CUM Colds, ete
In the British Army and Navy are
76 officers of foreign birth, 29 being
French, 12 Germans, and 10 Italian,
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SUPPLIES.
.eobeetoe Cootie,
Pine Covering',
Lubricating° One,
Creases, ate..
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COMPOUND 00.,
Limited.
T000fero.
7,000 in every million. British peo- Metallic SKYLIGHTS OD COLAS DIROS.
ple have incomes of over $1,000 a TORONTO, Ori
IN Adelaide so.'
year.
•
For Over Fifty Years Dominion Line Steamships
Montreal to Liverpool. Boston to Liver-
Mne. WINSLOW'S SOOTII/NG SYRT/I• bius been used by pool. Portland to LiverpooL The Queens-
town.
Iteoothee the child, softens the gums. allays pain. cures Lam and Past Steamships. Superior acootamodatioa
wind colic. regulates the stomach and bowels, and is the for all classes of pavsengers. Saloons and Statcroeue
best remedy for Diarrhosa. Twenty-five emt, a bottle. are amidships. Special attention boa been given to thi
Sold by druggista throughout the world. De pure end Sthend fiel000 and Third•Olasa accommodation. Pot
ask for "Nits. WINSLOW'S Sooranee SYRUP.'•rates of passageand all particulars, apply to any :woof
of tho Company. Dr -
'millions of =there for their children while teething.
Richards, 1,5111, k Co, D. Torrance & 0o..
The yellow -and -red Spanish flag is 77 State St.,Basten. Montreal and Portland
the °iciest now in use by any Etiro-
pean power, yet it was not flown
till 1785. The Frclich tricolor came
into use 10 years later, and our red
ensign in 1801.
W. P. C. 1037
CALVERT'S
CARA OLIO
OINTMENT,
For all skin aliments,
A. O. Calvert & Co., Manchester, England
GentsgStoits We mad
or Dyed; also Ladies' Wear of all kinds,
English people use 257Ibs, a head and House Hangings of every description,
a year of wheat and flour, 16 of ba- GOLD MEDALIST loYEns.
I3
con, 9 of butter, 40 of eggs, and 85 BRITISBE AMBMAN DYEING CO'Yo
of sugar. leentreal, Toronto, Ottawa & Quebec.
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August 20 to Sept 7, MI
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ATTOACTiONS
$65,0N
Naval and Military Disrdesys
BRILLIANT SPECTACLES.
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International Forces,
Greatest Live Stock Show on the
Continent. All Our Country's
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ovel and High Class Entertain-
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27th.
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Boys and Old College' Students
TUESDAY, SEP'rEIWER-R
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