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tied down
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brought I
says a Lo
The man
extant, as
atthe bas
There w
wounds,
enteric as
had to dri
Buell water
there Is a
nese n.11 th
remainder
men whose
well, and
another de
the fierce
without nil
exposure -
These cons
whichhad
into hospi
and brougl
lot of littl
behind hini
his limbs,
what was
bones of hi
1Te is sti
gnrand
losses. Bim
they are s
grateful to
of his lam
TEEr
In the 111
9,568 beds
are wante
tents and
erected in
pitals, like
which are
accessible
is plenty o
commodati
There is
tal. Men'
among the
the sea
possible
sent out
their regim
every. man
he 'has a, f
tor showin
Ilia meal
much as
are two co
one day:
"Watkins
chicken, t
eggs, 1 lb.
ounces port
4 ounces v
"Jones (
bottles o
fruit, 2 on
seger, 1 -o
The pla
it has plen
fine swim
there are
cards, ehes
other ho
will spread
The Quee
ly pleased
NET
Sir Fred
as experts
was not la
for infeetio
taken for
appeared t
has been
spread witl
Similarly
theory ti
should be
had to be
years ago,
used for fe
were disinf
of the shu
to do wou
pitals for i
Netley is
sanitary
times have
the last b
tresses bet
steads wit
has had t
floorings ii
harbor g
deal did.
there have
But they
when it is
large num
they are s
tumn the
VEGET
p10101110, tins Oth' day 01 ITheenther, results cannot • he otherwise than . anada ermanent,
. - s,,,.ch a' goad thrit, that he will come
to tie a By near the stalk lives of so Many women 0* source A. W. CILDASON, beneficial to the •feriner. Iv
-0 math"! Tess -"Really, I don't think a wo- often end feel. at home, And the
if these plants, about an constant misery. OGS the getillitle 1 .„Ar. : ..Notarli Public. tain. the present prices of these' ma- man should marry until site le ',,o.,, New York Central can ' st1 b 4"11 WESTERN CAN.ADA
' from the juncture of , the With the full name "Dr. Willicuts' :-,-"a• chines means to eonlinue and iii.- Th"TI h did ') . ' 3u Y e
, , ess- len w y you reftise nredited with having inculcated tl '•.-• p,n. ' ' LI
''‘OrIPOPIATICIN,
e stalk. • in a short time ?ink Pills for Pale:People" on the news Catarrh Cure le taken. later- crease the development of the agri- Jack 13 . 1 . 1 • ', .
ernes Wien le proposed five '
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Ill: o accoanmodation 'in its. em- TORONTO.
egan to bend towards
The tiny
their wor
through tIi
the light
tends to s
of thinkin
upward p
out touch
parallel
there is
they will
of the exc
their task
do not th
the tuiseeil
invisible
tain indi
• both, and
on some 12
•ganism.
• whop° ro
• another,
same ab
poisollous
way, and
direction
thing non
they will
aiei plant
some fleSI
• latter grt
tisairrillato
An experi
eras was
of one
inch away
leaf to th
the /oaf b
ides, end
mural its
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II OF SOLDIERS
ruh,
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gousAxn) BROUGHT
E TO LIE IN HOS-
PITALS,
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ut The Treatment --
el by Queen and Sir
E. Treves. '
andra, and. SiPrederiek
ear r
a atly inspected the Net-
al. Since the nation set-
the peace 4 188
to enjoy ,
disabled men have been.
hospitals
enne to lie in. ,
4011. Letter.
' 1cl hospitals axe • still
y lie
well as the great hospital
a and they are still busy.
11 be no more gun -shot
and never age in so ineen.
whea. the mobile columns
' hort boding it.
wit ith
as they 1d find. But
certain amount of sick-
There is also the
a same.Without
of "chronic" sufferers,Ask
WO unds have not healed,
tea from one cause an d
d broken down by
eilitate-
hack work of marching
ach rest; by hunger and
al sorts of gallant, misery.
;auto a debris of the a•ar
presently to be gathered
;al ships oz• transports
it home to England. The
a things Tommy leaves
. now' include soraetimes
and sometimes part of
red in the undieninished
in.
1 an absent-minded beg-
lakes no fuss about his
it, the nation knows that
Lerifices and will be very
the Queen for her care
rd well-being.
i ARE 9,56S BEDS.
ilitary hospital there are
But, as many of these
i n ss'
d for ordinary s ck e
Docher•s huts have been
the grounds of those hos-
Netley and Portsmouth,
• d and most
best equippe
rom the sea. Here there
€ room for more such ac-
an.
no hurrying out of hospi-
; health is built up there
P111es on a, sandy soil by
as thoroughly as
before they are
on pension or back to
ants. It is prescribed for
according to his case, and
rrm filled out by his doe-
r what he ought to get.
is of the best, and as
.ost men can. eat. Here
nvalescents' dietaries for
•
(gunshot). -Half a roast
ro bottles of stout, two
fruit, 2 ounces cheese, 6
wine, a custard pudding,
!getables.''
enteric.) -Roast chop, two
stout, two eggs, 1 lb
aces oatmeal, a ounces
ance fish."
co is roomy and cheerful;
ty of recreation ground, a
lug bath, and a library;
sing -songs, bagatelle,
5 and draughts. If the
pitals are like it, Toernely
their praise.
n they say, seemed high-
vrith wliat Sim saw there.
LEY'S DEFECTS.
nick Treves regretted,
all do. that the hospital
lilt • with separate wings
us eases. But the means
he isolation of such cases
D be complete, and there
no instance of infection
tin the hospital. itself.
, it was against the best
tat gunshot convalescents
loused, as some of them
in the crowded days two
in huts which had been
ver patients. These huts
ected, and no hann came
Mug; but the right thing
.d be to have special hos-
nfectious cases only.
in the final stage of a
regeneration which the
imposed. Only now Etre
adsteads with sack mat-
rig cleared out for bed:-
i steel one and £25,000
in
be spent in laying down
i the wards which will not
irm.s as easily as the red
In some other hospitals
: been improvements, too
will be tested very soon,
no longer possible to let
)ers of men recover before
lipped home. During au-
laid will be cleared.
GREAT VALUE Of RUBS
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4. SOIL COMPONENT .0.F. 4 VR'
Irma mama.
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Experlinents by Prefessor Shutt,
of the Ezperirnental Farm,
Ottawa,.
(Concluded).
The chief value of green manuring,
or the syetem . of ploughing -under a
growing crop of elover, lias in the
addition of nitrogen otheivise un-
obtainable. By the subsequent de-
eay in the soil of the turned -littler
.
clover this nitrogen is set fro, and
• CatiOn illt0 avail-
con.verted, by nitrifi , .
d for future crops or grain
able foo . ,.
fruit trees, roots, and the like. The
growth. and harvesting of the nitro-
gen eons:inners leave the soil poorer
in. nitrogen ; the growth of clover
and other legumes, even when the
c rop has been harvested and the;
rooti only left, lea.ves the soil in-
Variably richer in that COrtstituant.
There are other advantages though
of lesser importance a,ceruing from
this rnethod. Humus in large
amounts. is formed in. the soil from
the organic matter of the clover.
In addition to the functions of
lover
manuring with c there is t he
mee.anical as well as the cemicn
hhl
a
Imp' (IN eraent of the soil, the addi-
tion of food materials, and the en-
f ' b' l'f
couragemen t, T o nucro ie i_e within
the soil. hen, too, consid.erable
aMOUTItS of potash: phosphoric. ctcid,
and lime are abs,orbed and built up
into its tissues during the growth of
'
C001 These in part are obtained
from depths of the soil not reached
by the roots of other farm crops! ;
therefore the turted-under clover
crops can be considered as adding
largely to the mineral supply of the
superficial soil layer. The feature
specially worthy of note, though, in,
this connection is that this mineral
food now ffered s 1 inmates for the
use of succ° ' a 1 "
eeding crops is much more
1 bl titan b f th 1 •
aacti a e tan e ore e c o\ er ap-
propriated it it has pract
; icelly
•,1 , l• d d' t d d ' tf •
er,n a tea y iges e , an is, iele-
"'
fore,
111011E EASY OF ASSIMILATION.
To these benefits Must be added the
good work that clover does as a
"catch" crop, preventing the loss of
soluble nitrates and other plant food
through the leaching action of fall
rains.
• Since *the spring of 1893 system-
.
atie investigatory work to determine
the fertilizing value of the clover
crop has been prosecuted in. the Cen-
tral ExperiMental Farm at Ottawa,
under the direction of Dr, W.
Saunders,. experiments on the branch
farras having been started onie
three years later. In most of these
trials the clover has been sown with
grain, wheat or barley, in the spring,
and this has always resulted in a
good stand of clover before the close
of the season, as it grows rapidly
after the grain is harvested. If the
land is intended for grain the
ploughing -under of the clover is done
late in the autuiiin ; if a, crop of
potatoes or Indian corn is to be
grown th.e next season the cloeer is
left till the following spring, whenOWN
about the second or third week in
May the clover will be quite heavy
and furnish a large amount of ma-
terial for turning -under. •
It may be urged that the burying
a a crop a clover is waste. This
In a. measure may be true if the far-
refer have sufficient stock to consume
it, for b,y feecling it there is the op-
Portunity of converting a part into
high-priced animal products and re-
e soil prctically 75
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GRATEIUL TRIBUTE a
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PROM A MAN WHO LOOKED UP-
ON' HIS CASE AS HOPELESS.
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)octors Diagnosed His . Case as
Catarrh of the Stomachbut
Failed to Help IT.iH, y
m-an
Remedies Were Tried Be-
fore a Cure Was
Found.
From the Bulletin, Bridgewater,
N. S.
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'4Ve suppose ere is not a corner
in this wide Dorabaion ir• which will
not be found people who have been
restored to health and strength
through the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. There are many such
cases here in Bridgewater and its
vicinity, and we are this week given
permission to record one for the ben-
efit of similar suffei•ers. The case
flow CAUSTIC BURS/
Take a OW). of woollen cloth, or a
it thOr- ptillee of a blanket, and boll
oughly in . a, Streng solution of coustio
.
Soda, and you will find the wool will
gradually be eaten ‘awaY, leaving
nothing but the skeleton. Women do
not realize laow " goon substitutes,"
which. aro generally surcharged with
soda, or b.ow coramon alkaline soaps.
destroy their elethingi eonsequently
tlaey, week by week, subject costly
fabrie to spell treatteent, The hands
also are immersed for holm in such
.
solutions, reSlilting in eczema, "In "
skin, and brittle nails. The caustie
soda may loosen the dirt, but it eats
away the fabric and ruin.s the hands.
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Ceylon Tea Is the f inest
1-
ea the world produces,
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a id is sold only in load
packets.
G
Mixed and reen,
Black . . ll
iepan tee drinkers try °Salada" Green teik.
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STILL AT IT !
Pther
o(who has one into the
pantry unexpectedly, and finds
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James, aged ten, stealing biscuita)-
A `Now, Jaraes, what do you mean by
this ? Do know that the law
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SO
4e42 a
you
pun/step people for small ofilenees ?"
"Well, you stole once arid did not
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get punished!,
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"Yes, father, You stole mother's
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heart r •
"Right, my son ; but, remember, I
got severe puniehment for that. I
got penal servitude foielife and am
at ib still !"
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There is no econom in such work ,
It is so easy for a woman to test the
7 ..
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difference between an alkali chargee,
soap and a neutral washing soap, that
it is strange that tb.ere is room for
any but a pure soap on the Canadian
market. Sunlight Soap has been
•I
tested by ehenusts and analysts tlie
world over, and its freedom from free
alkali or caustic has been demonstrated
by the highest medical authorities,
Consequently the true saying, " Sun-
tight Soap reduces expenses." 602.
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THE SIGN OF UTE ,CHEMIST.
. . .
, Those huge glass bulbs of red and
which are
yellow and blue water, w
show bottles are radually
calledL, g
ceasitg to be a feature of the decor-
• • ' ' d
ation of chennsts win ows. I n th e
past they were as necessaryato every
chemist's shop as a red an white.
pole is to a barber's shop, but they
well de-
have not, as the pole has, a A
'mists
fined history. All that che
ituow of them is that they have been
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QUEBEC MUNICIPAL OFFICER
GIVES' IMPORTANT EV1-
DECE
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Fear Favor, or Affee-
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Mon, He Speaks Plainly His
- Honest Sentiments' '
, Adding
Some Words of Advice;
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Wolfestown, Que., Sept. 8,-(e'pe-
dal) R. Boulanger,
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Staple Cloang
Also PANTs stenoNests,
oveatiet.e, CalcmIce- eaa
your dealer for these goods.
BEST EVER.
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sianmwssowimmoxisma=sss
per cent. of the fertilizing elements
of the crop in the waste product
of the animal economy. As nearly
one half of the -fertilizing value of
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clom ver is the roots, if even the
crop be harvested and sold off, there
is still a large addition to the soil's
store 'of available plant food I•ancl
, .
the land is '
CONSIDERABLY ENRICHED.
If it behovesnigh
the Western farmer,
has
always 'Stied ELS Wind= ornainents.
The brilliant liquids that they eon-
o
tun are i na d e cheaply and p 1aan ]y f
chemicals and water. Thus, a solu-
tion of copper and ammonia makes
blue; bichromate of pota.sh makes
or ange; aniline . dyes . have of late
been used in the chemicals' place,
but the liquids fade in a strong sun-
• t
light, and have frequen ly to be re-
newed. The liquids colored chemi-
cally, on the other hand, last well
for •
- ever,.
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.-Mr. Secretary
COMPANY, LIMITSD, morel,
• ,• .
ard Treasurer of this town, is num-
bered amorig the most prominent and
hig•hly respected citizens of • the
country. .
Time 'and again he has been hon.
cared by appointments to offices ol
public trust and there is no man
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N 'Inn nei United,
The DRIV6051 GOITIMIESSk'P" '‘a14172 9 TORONTO,
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Can handle your APPLES, PEACHES, PAS, PLOW, ONIONS, POULTRY (dead or alive)
BUTTER, EGGS, HONEY, to good advantage. Let us have your eouelgurnents, It
will pay you StaMPG ad pads on application.
m our commum y who commands
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the universal 'respect and esteem, oi
all classes of 'citizens niore than Mr.
Boulanger.
Those know
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BRANDS.
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who him well' are
aware that for 'some time he was
very ill ard they also know that he
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Experhnent
who tilled but for a quarter of
a century •one of the most fertile
soils in the world, to pay attention
to the restoration of the nitrogen,
humus, and available mineral food,
, 1 a - .
Nurses -4xperience,
was. restored th good health, but
many of them may not be. aware oi
the means used by Mr. Boulanger
mums
" Headlight "
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with
ether and
inferior
how much more important is this
subject to the farmers of Eastern
Canada, where for the most part the
soil las een mue a onger 1 e , an
.1. 1 b 1 1 • tell d ci
where originally it was not of that
extreire richness to be found in'the
Northwest. The average' yield in
all our Eastern Provinces would be
cexontesni csIgcei blv increased by the more
and xeetuai• growth of nne
of the le .g • ' .
umes0. f improved rae-
thods based upon. scientific truths
that the Experimental Farm system
has been instrumental in introduein
none gi - b tt • • f f .t g
ae e el promise o rill ful
remelts than that which exemplifies
the vcdne of humus for the enrich-
ment of farming lands.
,
Medical men say that a good nurse
M a, difficult case is better than me-
•
d'ci
i ne, but when we can; get a. good
nurse and good *. medicine, the pa-
tient stands a much better chalice of
recovery. The few words of advice
•
given below by nurse Eliza King,
are well worthy the attention of all
readers: . . •
"I have constant] used St. J
cobs Oil i th v rrot 't r 1...* a:
n e a is si I a. ions .1.
have occupied as, nurse, and ha.ve in-
variably. found it excellent in all
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cases requiring outward application,
such as sprains,- bruises, rheumatic
•
affections, neuralgia, etc. In cases
in accomplishing the wonderful re-
cover which he has been fortunate
enough th bring about. •
•Doeld's Kidney Pills cured litta and
he has made this fact- public in • a
grateful,. letter which reads as fol -
lows:
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'Urinary Trouble by Dodd's Kidney
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Pills.
curismerealmuza clr a, - ,r,
, 4s,.,3t.. kre.0,,erwol.....,....r4.,
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"I was so bad tha.t I was obliged
to urinate oft,en, with much pain.
, Tliey haire relieved me of the pain
Our m n i S tl Afrie sari 1. d
over 200 million cigarettes last year.
Out of 816 recent cases of persons
wounded with bullets in the brain,
160
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and the results in every way are
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recovered.
..ymenTym,Vs.110I
satisfactory. • -
for OYCT StXty Venni.
A 10 OLD Itkri WELL.T.RIND REM'SLIY.
it •
• un.e is prudent for every
family to keep them and use them.'
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When a man of Mr. Boulanger e
standing puts himself on record 'so
frankly end positively there can be
no doubt but that he has experien.ea
ed all and more than he states in his
Winslow's €: - Mrs
,00thing Syrup has been used for ors ' •
.r inxt)
years by nsiki ions of smothers for their children ixisyn
teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures .1 ind collo, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhcea. Is plvesannt to the
Mine. Sold by druggists in. every part of the xvor'il.
Twenty.fiv ents a bottle. Be value le iicalculable.
ra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
laatttriirea
itilalio I
YNE ruosr PoPuLan nEsrrisuicat.
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CALVERT'S
' CARBOLIC
FIRST LOCOMOTIVE.
There is now being exhibited by
Tangyes, LimitedQu
, at 85 een Vic-
toria street, London, an historical
•
relic of the greatest interest and im-
Portance-no less than the first loco-
motive ever made and run in Eng-
land. It was invented and construct-
ed by IVilliam Min•deck, the -well-
known assistant to James. Watt,
who, second only in importance to
1Vatt lib:need, invented numerous de-
of pleurisy it is an excellent remedy
--well rubbed in. I can strongly re-
ramend it after several years' use
ecld • 3
It .,, saouId bo i• n ev-
an household.
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Sister Carolina, . St. Andrew's
Hospital, Writes: "I have found St.
Jacobs Oil a most efficacious rein-
ede in gout; also in-. sprains and
bruises. Indeed, we cannot say too
much in its praise, and our doctor
is ordering it constantly." ,
letter. •.
.
Dodd's Kidney Pills have now per-
ina.netitly established themselves as
an infallible remedy for all urinary
trouble and the closing words of
Mr. Boulangees letter ad-
Brass reflects_ heat better than any
other metal. Silver comes next,
•then tin, steel, and lead in the • or -
der named.
T 0 0 T H
P 0 IN D E R.
PrOatirvestha teeth.ens Sweetengumss the breath.
Strengththe
are arr
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vice which every , household, should
observe. .
Monkey Brand Soa.p removes all
stains, rust, dirt or tarnish - but
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She -"The Browns to
won't wash clothes..
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vices in connection with stegin en-
gines•
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A BEINEFIT TO FAfl.ERS.
are going
their father's but top
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put ou of
their bookda.se in the library." He-
"I suppose they - think that will
place him head and shoulders above
all the authors."
,,.
Japanese are always buried with
their heads to the north. Conse-
quertly no Japanese will sleep in a
bed lying nand south..
instruments, Drums, Uniforms, Etc,
EVERY TOWN CAN NAVE P BAND.
Lowest prices ever quoted. Pine caarilogns54
50o illustrations, Mailed free. Write us for anr
thing in music or musical Instrument..orth
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BABY'S S.
TABLET
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H elp Little Babies and Big Child-
ren in. All Their Minor Illnesses.
Nyl len your child - whether it is a
big child or little baby - sutlers
from. stomach or bowel troubles• of
any kind, is nervous, fidgety or
cross and doesn't sleep well, give
Baby's Own Tablets. This d' •
ine 1C.Ine
is the quickest and surest cure -and
the .safest, because it contains no
opiate or harmful drug. No matter
how young or how feeble yolir little
one is the Tablets can be given with
a certainty that the result will be
good. F
For very young irfants crush
the Tablets to a powder. Mrs. Geo.
W. r orter, Thorold, Ont., says:
"My baby had indigestion badly
when he was about three months
old. He was constantly hungry and
Ids food did him no good as be
vomited it as soon as he took it.
He was very thin and pale and got
but little sleep, as he cried nearly
all the time, both day and night.
He was constipated; his tongue
coated and his breath bad. Noth.-
ing -did him any good until I got
Baby's, Own Tablets, and after giv-
ing him these a short time he"' be-
gan to get better. His food digest-
A
e,. properly; bis bowels became re,-
gular,' he began to grow, and is now
a big, healthy boy. I always keep
the Tablets on hand and recommend
them to 'other mothers."
The Tablets eau. be obtaired at
any drug stoic or you can get them
by mail post paid it 25 cents a
,.
box by writing direct to the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville
Ont., or Schenectady N. Y.
. I
The benefits that will undoubtedly
result to farme rs from the recent in -
corporation of the International
Harvest, Company which took over
ea. the business of the five l di ng har-
v st • f t h b bl
e ei, menu ac urers ave pro LI y
not been considered by a large Por-
tion of the farming community.
The economical necessity of a con-
solidation of the interests of maim-
facturers and those of their farmer
customers must be apparent to all3r
one who understands, the present sit-
uation. ' •
The increased and increasing cost
of material, manufacturing- and sell-
ing-the latterin consequence of ex-
m
tree and bitter competition be-
m
tween anufacturerd and their sever-
al selling agents -has made the busi-
ness unprofitable.
The two alternatives left for the
manufacturers were 'either the in-
creasing of the prices of machines or
the reduction of the cost oe manufao-
ture and sales. The latter could on-
ly be accomplished by concentrating
the business in one company
As can readily be seen, the form-
bag of the new company was not a
stock-jobbing operation,. but a. een-
tering of =tip.' interests. There
is no watered stock; the capita,liza-
tion'is conservative and represented
by actual and tangible assets. There
is no stock offered to the public, it
having all been subscribed and paid
by the manufacturers and their as-
sociates.
The management of the Interne.-
tiona1 Harvester Company is in the
hands of well-known, experienced
men.
The officers are: President, Cyrus
E. McCormick; Chairman. Executive
dominittee, Charles Deering; Chair-
man 'Finance Committee, George W.
Stoma Ante tonal' .
and works tur the Cold
• bI r I
ard s Liniment Lumberman s FrIencl
WHALEY ROYCE /6 004 Mute&
Toronto, Ont. Winnipeg, Man
Laxative Bromo•QuInine Tablets cure a cold in one
No Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents.
and
oat
The heating surface of the boiler
locomotive is equal to
•
"Why Johnn it,'s - lucky
Merritt- , Yr
of a, modern
a space 50 ' feet long and 47 feet
YOUR OVERGOATS.
if you put your shirt on wrong sid .e
iw•de.
And faded Suits would look better dyed. it as mot
out Little Johnny- No; It
- - • .., „ - • ., .
0 in town, write direct Montreal, Box 154
isn't when your mother bas told you
not to go in swimming!"
MESSRS. C. C. RICHARDS & CO.
Gentlemen,-In June '98 I had my
bitten badly
ours your
ectiTisti arriaRICAN DYEING 00. i
Montreal.
.4.--
$83.00 TO THE PACIFIC 'COAST.
.
from Chicago via the Chicago 41
North-Western It'y everyday during
September and October. One-way
second-cla.ss Me.ets at very low rates
from Chicago to points in Colorado,
Utah, Montana, Nevada, Idaho,. Ore-
goh• Washington, California and
various , other points. Also special
ro und-trip Homeseekers, tickets on
first and third Tuesdays, August,
hand and wrist and
mangled by a vicious horse. I suffer-
ed greatly for several days and the
tooth cuts refused to heal, until
your agent gave me a bottle of
MINARD'S LINIMENT, which I be-
gan using, and the effect was, magi-
cal. In five hours the pain had
ceased, and in two weeks the wounds,
had completely healed and my
ha.nd and arm were as well as ever.
. Yours truly,
. A. E. ROY:
• ....
tiO-Cpta:10Yfa MeX(0-3E1E110
-By USING-- IS
St andard American Wicks
-AND--
Sarnia Lamp Oil.
wholesale ow y.
( _AMEN MOT" n agrattla
nAoluELROGEP.Spitts.TOROPiro.
September and October to Pacific
Coast and the West. Etel
Carriage maker, St. Antoine, P. Q.
; # Reliable Men
partial.
lars from nearest•cl-
- ta Let agent or
address B. H. Bennett, 2 East King
St., Toronto , -Ont.
..., .--- „_. _..... ,...,
Th.e horned screa.mer. of Brazil ;-
a bird of the blackbird family -has
on each wing two sharp claws, and
,., • N
IV TED and Women, ,
L1)1.?!MNTand $2.50 per .DAY EXPENSES Y ri
ionuur goHods and tack u110 advertising matter ta'
Miss Kulcher-"You can always
a pointed horn upon its head,
owns ancouitry. SMAD-Y ALL THE 'MAW
d
tales: or commission. Experience unnecessary.'
tell EL woman who has enjoyed the
THI3 NEW YORCENTRAL
K
.1. C
trite for -particularsIntexnational Medicine o..bond2a,L:Mt.
benefits of higher education." Mr.
Crabbe-"Not much! You can't tell
her anything; she 'thinks she knows
it all
TO CURB A. COLO IN ONE DLL
Take Laxative Bm
roo Quinine Tdn
ablets. All a.
'sts rerun", the money if it fails t
.. 25c. es cure. Z. W.
E. oves sir:attire ii on each box
-
SPIRIT.
The spirit of accommodating the
public seems to be the kalrnote ror
the great su,ceeSs enjoyed by the
New York Central Railroad. A trip
anywhere over this popular line will
•
convince the most blase traveler on
NO Nura till goyim m . iff
Humana Swine V, Stock Marker and Cal t
4t,",;.°Iiiirsi8dVenr=timag,:rsei:601
sins, with, me blade. Extricate Horne. • •
Testidlonielsfreo. Mee S1.0 °rem, 1:.1 A,
fort...al ;IP1t 1700 3 . 9 a n d balance. ra d ' , awl
U.S. May6, '02for17 yre ; Canada Dec.17,
Vann& YAMS IlltiGHTON, Fairfield. lows, II .8.
.
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IMES THAT THIN1C.
roots of vegetables, in
k of piercing a path
le Soil to the surface and
, act in. a, manner which
bow that they are capable
r. If a stone lie in their
Ili, they turn aside with-
ng it, and make a path
Vith the obstacle, and if
.1. worm burrow near by
turn aside and make use
ovation which is to make
the more easyel they
ink, how do they discover
L obstacle and the equally
iid? There must be ear-
ations of tbe presence of
these indications act up-
t:range form of mental or-
There are vegetables
ts move from one place to
and plants. which do the
ive ground. Place some
subetaece directly in their
they will take a different
I:0 avoid it; but if some-
rishing is set en one side,,
go round after that. There
1 that eat meat. Place
i on the leaves, and the
.dually fold round it and
it -in plain words, eat it,
ment tried with the dros-
Is well known in this vicinity and
the tenacity of the disorder was re-
tiler kable. For six years Alfred Vet-
uot, 6. surveyor of lumber for the
great lumber firm of Davison ea
Sons, was a victim of a serious dis-
order of the stomach. His suffter-
Ings were excruciating and he had
wasted to a. shadow. Doctors pre-
scribed for him, yet the agonizing
pains remained. Many remedies
were tried but to no avail. The
case was diagnosed as catarrh of
the stomach, food became distasto-
Cul, life a. burden. The trouble went
011 for nearly SIX years, then a good
Samaritan advised the env .or Dr.
Williams' Pink Pine.. The pills were
giveo a fair, patient trial, Mr. Vela
hot using' about a dozen boxes, and
1Lefore they were all gone a peetnau_
nt cure was effected. Yr. Vaiiiet is
.kow able to • attend to his business
when it looked as if he was doomed
Lo die. He is grateful to this great
has o
medicine for his our° and n
heed:alien in. saying so. ' ,
Because of their thorough and
prompt action on the blood and
nerves these pills speedily cure exec-
cnia, rheumatism, sciatica., Partial
Paralysie, St. Vitue' dance, scrofula
and eruptiona of the skin, erysipelaS,
kidney and liver troublee, and the
functional. ailments) which make the
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Eleven. private individuals in the
British Isles pay income tax on
L50,000 a year or more an d 80
,
firms, and 550 companies.
_
1 ,
Keep Rad slinlinent in the House,
that point. Every employe seems.to
have caught the spirit of accommo-
dation, of being obliging and mak-
ing friends , for the big company he
is working for, and from the highest
official to the lowest employe. "New
York Central" employes impress pa.
teons as being high grade gentlemen
and very desirous of making the
Ocorainionine LSteartnehipt
5Iontreal to LiverpooL Boston to Liver.
pool. Portland to Liverpool, Via Queetui.
town.
foftritegt Illufa Item:ohms. ;Inferior inomadtroles
are amfdshia epelf:lgaTntiolarb:en given to a
Second Saloon and Thitd-°01ase acoommodation. P4
rates of passage and all particulars, apply to t1111' ages
of the Company, or
Richards, Mills 5s Co, D. Torrance &Co..
-+
GREAT MEAT EA.TERS.
The greatest meat eaters iu the
world are the people of America,
whose average consumption is 175
pounds per LI.111111111. The English
come next with an 'average of a lit-'
ale over 110 pounds. T'lle 'French
eat 'only half .as much meat as the
English; au - td the people of Cer-
many, ieustria,„and Italy still less.
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A ' '' • "' 'I
d 0 1 k • "th
Ask tar IVIMaftl San laKe no err
Perkins; Vice -Presidents, Harold P.
McCormick, James Deering, Wm. H.
Jones and John J. Messner; Seere-
tary , and Treasurer, Richard F.
HoWe. The members of the Board
of Directors are as follows: Cyrus
• '
Bentley, William Deering; Charles
Deering, James Deering, Eldridge M.
Fowler, F. H. Gary, John J. Gies-
sner, Richaed P. Howe, Abram M.
lIyatt, William It. Xones, Cyrus II.
McCormick, Harold F. McCormick,
Geo. W., Perkins, Norman 13. Ream,
. Leslie N. Ward, Paul p. Cravath
The International Harvester Com-
-
The largest wooden statue in the
traveler's . journey each a pleasure
77 state ea. Boston. Itostreal and rort10414
_ _ _
world is to be ee •
.. n in ToMo, ,1 a-
an It is 51 feet high, and the
head will 1
hold 20 pop 0.
that he will come again and again.
and baggage agentsin
, tra-
men
en and porters can . smooth or
niefle one's temper so easily ! When
WOOD a PiloickENGRAvimp
,..,
s'''• -j. L,JoNEs ENG.€0,
- 168 BAV• SYR IT - TOR/91J°
you age given the impression there
THE MANY ADVANT.A.GES ,
offered paSsengers bound for Buffalo•
is nothing too good for you, whether
yeti are traveling five or five hundred
. -
and New York by the Grand Trunk's
.fast "New York .0xp1eSS," ledvillR
Toronto 5.15 pan. daily, are seen al
a glance when the splendid equip -
Mont is considered. A full dining
car service amtil Niagara Falls a
reached, a cafe parlor car rum -line
through to Buffalo,' and ,one of r ull•
m an's finest eleeping cars from To.
ronto to New York guarantees pa.'
trons comfort and luxur3r as well a::
speed. The Cafe and dining cars art
acknowledged to be the handeonies1
in America, being electric lighted am',
equipped with electric fees. City
office, torthwest corner king - and
Yenge Streets,. '
miles, that . road certainly possesses
the , first big right to be popular.
Pour smooth tracka all ' the way
from Buffalo to New York, over
whieh a score of. fast modern equip-
pod trains, including the Ern '
pire
State Express -'f'•
Laid the 20th Centur Y
Limited, run every day, -surely shows
-a Pop
Popular road. So do red -0a
porters in Stations, excellent, dinin
cmr 8erVICO and all the i d g.
no ern
equipments for (-alio al I t l'
y ) e ra.ve Inge
But best of all is the Spirit of
being 0131113•thg a•nd civil, anewerit3g
questions 'politely autl tliesiStin in
ehort, helaing the t I.' ' g
rant er,
be • making Who may
his rst tripto have fi,
- - -
emminlesnaMinineyargairmatwomasnam
ie -of assktanc
b I '
e g' ad o
you
showing y
time let us
° f secUrity
.
THE
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I?Jt
f an
, in
emphasize
oUr
' manwas.....hormenrowise
-
e to yo
opportunity
whatMean-
way
4
clepositors
7.0u are
*le
trying,
WIN/a Mon-
ey we can
u and sha II
of •
.
the feeling
•
have-
The,Provinee of Asturices, in Spain,
holes the, record of possessing 28
centenerians in ai, population of 600,-
. 000 .
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:kr Ant 08. Onro, Mar or rnoviceo, ) 6 q
iela4:13.°W Ml•
.......1.!....NY ites oath.
PA N intl
R
that he is sealer par eller of the 1.1rns Of
1f- .I. CHAN ti & (_11).;) detlg business
P,
o' Itaatelwateu.ti•etLi d°,I aiiI° iat; sita LI= ni
pay 06 sum of ONZ 14.11Ndle1ee ewe-
LIARS .for each arid every ease of OA-.
be cured b the
l'Aelterriletbir aka% Riell. LITJRIa •
US l• itANg, J . OHEIN.reY,
Sworn to Wore mo mut subseribed 15
my
pamy owes , five of the largest bar-
vester plants in existence, The Chain-
pion, Deering, McCormick, Milwau-
kee and Nalio-Plants that have been
produchua r neatly or quite 90 per
contof the harvesting 12111C11111AS of
the ,worIcl. ,
It also ds.,
o wns timber and coal lan
b] OS L Ii31'i1 1le8. anti a steel plant; it
ilas ci• new faxtorY In the" Process of
Construction in Canada,.
It is believed {ant the cost of pro-
diking grain, grase Etna . earn hare
VeSting machines will be so reduced
that the Present low TYrices can he
continued, and that consequently the