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PERSONAL POINTERS
The Duchess of Albany is a eleVer
swimmer.
rriliCeSS Victoria has exhibited con-
•siderable taleut Ss a poetess,
alleam Iath e.rdeci aia first,
wooklY wage as a decerative painterd
Lora Charlet. Beresford used to
think that bookkeeping was the ntosti'
alidicult of all studies.
Admired Sir E. Fremantle has,
inedale of the .Royal Homan° Society,
.gained the gold, aud brouze
silver, l
King Garios of Portugal is an ex -1
pert billiard player, and vends most;
-of his evenings at the billiard -table. I
Viscouut Wolseley, tried soldier as
he is, admits that he is highly super -i
.stitioes, believing in quite o v.ariety,
• ,of lecky and toducker otnene ancl ac-
tiot.s.
Madame Sarah Grend, the celebrat-
ed authoress, is a firm believer in the.
healthegiving results of doing every--;
thing, by rule and having a time fort
"hing.
retell of the wigs worn by the f
at. Duke of Marlborough are pre-:,
-ed as heirlooms in the family, oil.
•h the present Under-Secretary for. I
loniee is the head.
King of Ow Belnians has mauyi
Paul ralICIOS* ilICIU011,1g` garden.; b
it will surprise many to
th Lecoufessea to at least a
t't rs/on-1m does not iike p
. Alfred Deft, DAC of the *laced u
Smith Attica:1 uotabilities, began life a
T,IIE GRIP AGAIN,
THIS DANGEROUS ZPIDEMTO
HAS MADE ANOTHER AP-
PEAR.ANCE.
A Suggestion as to to to Guard
Ag•ainst the Trouble and Its
Pernicious After Effects.
Evers Winter influenza, or as It is
more geue.rally known, tbe grip autk.ee
its appearance in Camilla, Every
few yea re it spreads and assumes
alarming proportions. From all
appearances this is one of the years
in which it will seize upon a great
number of victims, for every day
new cases are reported. As in scan.
let and typhoid fever, the after e1 -
are often via/me than tho dis-
ease Itself. The sufferer is left with
a, debilitated system, eluert of breath
upon, the slightest exertion, subject
to headache and heart Palpitation,
affected by every caa.nge in the
weather. anO in a physical conditito on
invito the attack of more serious
diseases, such as pneuraonia and
consumption.
A timely suggestion as to bow to
enable the system to resist tbe in-
roads of the grip atid its after ef-
eets, is given by Airs. Emma Dou-
ett, St, laulelie, Que., who says :-
el bad an attack of the grip which
eft me a. aufrerer from lieadaehe,
:ibis in the enomach and general
reekness. I used several medicines
ut foutal nothiug to help me until I
eget:, to take Dr. Willients Pink
When I began to take these
ills 1 was 'very nsuch run down and
ery weak, but they soon began to
elP rtle. and after using thOTII a few
`celiet I was not only as well as over
as a reed: in a dfamberg office, Wizen; 4
be ia not in ',agitated. his address is c
Alirea Mat, Soeth Africa." 1ir. a
itudyard Kipling has drawn
eeirerion for elmost. everything
bee written from the narcotic weed.:
Ile Lan quite an impositig array of ri
pi:ea. all of which bear trucos of:
Ti:iaerti eet•viee.
latke of Devonshire ilOS a WS.' w
torivel aliot in the gardens of Citatia!U?
v teeth; it is o, tiny island, veld to; Vel
Lee. leen the retteta%t Mury
of ahotie Suring itivarteretion ati'(
t litetev o: Lk, po
Ti' Shah of Persia, has a. pet catd;da
too
whith deeignates Tabr Khan:
hdlartve him about everywhere, andi
enema, Onied guilty of treating, this
enitseet Aoeterit with diereepect is
orely go:ea-Lea.
"ra• coteest of Siton'e ativvialed than-, ees
ry valveble euriosity. ltd
Th
ei gold, iN 41411041 litit a lotus bud.
eed provi(IIIN MIPS with which]
etudden fernt the dates of bolsi "in
eirah eial marriage,
ee
eeirti Kitchener dues not Cheourago:, tic:
aeteeraph evehers. Jr( is ataid to.; d
;tete matte the following reply t f
tire nepeat for hie signature: "Younglmo
ton, mate. your owii autograph:, wo
emelt amenthing; utiteds worth no- tion
thieg." ping
Ont. of the tweomplisInuents of Ado
la had Millie('lifln..hI 10 Well, I
tied I
Pills,
Ainzt Cies her young nephew,
illo. agreed to take OVi.r th„endor's four :Wh° Ilan just " h'":4et lutc4
MRS A DAMS'
fl bardly tell you how Plea
at with 1.}r, Williams Pink
r I was feeling very hOpelesti
began their used'
These pills cure by malting
eh rod blood, tilos strenp,Ili
ery part of the body and cue
CANARIES IN ItONDON,
Birds Sold at rour Times Their
Weight In Gold.
The recent sale in London of a
Pair of canariea tor 470 hes direct-
tal public attention to the "boom"
now raging theoe diminutive, pet.
Since King Edward took up the
hobby of canary breeding prices have
beea steadily rising, and in inany
instances birds have changed bands
for four timee their weight. ee gold.
The most expeusive variety are
those with, crests or topknots of
teatimes, perfect crested canaries
are very difficult to breed, and they
nee subject to biladuess, the ccest
being cultivated to such an extent
that it grows over the eyes and
hides even tbe bealc. Pricee are
good "creste" range from 45 to
44.0.
Norwich plainhead canaries are f
ar
e (amide. stands
more popular, but do not realize antes,. ee the. terrible inroacte" 411 W Wire 17.'113 411Ve' ;
such high price. At, Ibacklersdeld re- elief ed. „but be pleaded that us lie had sold,i
wfd"-
STARTLING STORY
OF IRS. ADM
Stricken With •Bright's Disease,
all Hope of Life Was
Abanelooed.
Her Restoration to Ideeltie Cause
a Sensation 1n the Medical
World.
Doctere Gave Her Up, But Dod
Kidney Pills Cured. Her
Corapletely.
Colliegwood, Ont., Jan. 25.-
(S • 1 '
Shirt viaists and dainty
linen are made delightfully
clean and fresh with Sun.
light Soap.
nly wire Clara to Willieun Hall for
the sum of 5 shillings."
At Leeds Assizes in 1805, 33enjanele
Gibbons was tried for bigamy. hle
adnaittecl that lea had married a wo-
son, was eold by auction,
cently a yoting bird, in IIS first sea- ft 5 r555 °s• the her he was entitled to marry ageixo'd
for Fan e t 1.irigatest and best of isle, sees a, young
las. Messrs. Mackley Brotbers„
Norwich, whose last consigament of
43f I fneessriociatizsteaneri;d AbvellpleiestislebellfolTeliThie direla.°d'
even though he constantly gave her 1!,
woman and unruly;
canaries to New York numbered good hidings, she troubled him, and
destroyer of life, Collingwood bas • •
5,000, have sold several plainiteads . .
at Fames ranghig from 4.1.5 to 425
apiece.
Plainliead Norwich: are bred almost elle her, and who! -
clusiveiy for color propertiea, the to -day is a strong, healthy' eveman-1 A NOMINAL VALUE.
most highly colored epecimens in- a woman who knows Bright's Ilia.' In erica case it will be notice t
variably heading the list. For the ease in all its Sideousnesa but who the Purchas° w°11eY is ar'n''111" This is
parpooe of enhancing the natural' fears it pot, becaue.e she knows its I" due t'° 1°Iv valuuti" °X the Ar
Spain and given to the birds in a , atone and h
g er citizens zing of ber, he seld her tourx2ona eel -
000 who latows ,alell.dier for 3s. 6d. She went quite will -1
its terrors, who ilaS been cataieui; ingjy, and bad tuarried her pur-
were o
(Iowa by it till the portals of death eoa
tailor, large cptantities of cayenne cure -
and other peppers are imported frouti Mrs. Thomas Adams this lady's :ur°4 to ths 1141rgahl 'tttl "etu"I'
!men, but a nominal SIM is egyee
pt operation of egg food. For fi:st :tient of Collingwood for a sear and a.: ceireti" is 5" rar untier5t6Itni tbu
so remarkable, the highest reported !oigaly respected. airs, Adams dons this matter is showu by his rateution w4Y
e Lits now bc,,,n rpsi_ One. The legal doctrine of "vaiite
Class Iorkshire canaries there;half. Before that she lived BilEICS nand. The sale, indeed, iS the is at
vulgar
being £20 for 0 spriglItIT YOung fele it her duty to spread the gaud news of the children of the nierriege. Ana
low exhibited at the receut Manebee, lad dear canada, , his maint
ter show
'
strong (lenient], but prices are not Fend seam 6he widely nnown and poor otan's divorce. Ills honesty in It walk
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LANGUAGE HAD XIT:PAL
flection of the Voice Gives Zit-.
allover ti
at oho hoe found •a cure for i •
.
In a case at dloncester In ltd/0 the
ight's Diseasea and that thot eut•e sPurellas'r* hi'qt'M of Paving cath
iDod 1" ''`' •
. TORY. . wen Noah tho woe. Tide was the it„1:‘,,,,,,,,Peale'le°ermo7sher:71,01,411%.,.issrlijttti%rf,,
d later in the! ' .""" e''''"' • '
new,
reg"tarYeL; steer se4aisde% 7..thielyn frili.1•Intedrsvit7LJ ' ti(lellinerit which 113'11"
tpolice court: °New Conishoro. March :YOU doilig 'math that Imam.? Take
ming
tiling tell you how terribly HI I was. My 8' isdGden, 1,:aonh chaos. is quite nt down to the hiteloin at meat"'
box. ° le
country is increased enormously ow -t, front my bed of sta.-ales. and !Wade ?
arn ng t 0 language of that ,:away the terrible disease rideed um 1 444-
xs7,0nrt Ina to the jarge number of worft me a well fiud happy woman. &IDEA lialatzt Can Illatfkra .,,,
con:noN. pRAeTreN.
Li..
ba.vc to keep my Lett. In March, , nee rien olio fell gra
".E was for yews 1301114Ni with
14'
preachirsgto some natives attd aS.-371'. baC4 and Sip that I was otore lien,- there was a remarhable ceee at Del -I
vein in my back. at times I would i
i.
. Tho relesionary lu question was '.,! einaud got so bad with pairs in my nwite for foerpeace in 3.S.Fel. In 1873 ;doin iteed it. ,
in erlasiono, a. tealhv exilld ids .' re wi a "s voice: oho se:- ;
C
Any diratteletest et:raper fitrt Aupplet Yea.
QN GETTINQ EDDY'S,
hdliahhei 334E1N
helot eeieutiec iavention, i
inounced, is OM evegine that teen
, Travellers on a certain raia
Ur. hope that tale will Ian
the phtee eogines thet con
lerent Meatiings.
A capital story, which has the ad-
ditional merit of havieg come first
band, has been told by ao Amerieen
misoionary who bus Just arrived in
London from Corea. The difficulty
"
it to tbrow off disease. You ea
ays aVoid itnitetions by s
at the full oame "Dr. Willi
nk Pills for Pale l'eople" is P
enetangl-
ardS' ease and Sciatica. but I got no re- .4'°0
doctor Pronollsced it Bright's Dis- to take :emir evde and ebill.treeniTn.. °ubnle",'"--ht1:1 'cweaulelte Iivioauotreltopnlpt*enist-...
that is your oda,
lief from auythias, lie gave me. la '1",tert, and Sarela dohre I/eery and Prig 3.'014 Ma buehet wadi
on the wrapper aroutid toier,y
21(1 by all irteilleine dealers or
Amid at 50 eents box or si
.30 by writing to The Dr. Will
divine CO., Brockville. Ont.
rint- was Dodd's Kidnes , Fiv • WS .t. ;lieu Tart. Itrtocle
'A Turkish a 0 drew a (Witt
ai 0 of tile Sul beer
d to ono burol 1 d one year,
on. We have no WA, aow-
e that he 12lay sucee through
ilearlie4
o cosiditet in havieg
own to ninety-rilao.
TI113 'WABASH RAILROAD.
'Is he great winter tourist route ter
the eleuth and west, ineltallug TCX2.9
Old Afexico awl Califon:in, the laud*
% of eurashice and flower. Titroogit
,etendord and tenriat sleoainn ca'111
are now rue via this great *leathern
route. Tiae now onti old:diet traine
op the Wa,beala. ore heeded by the
raost pot:4-1141 eonives (nee built.
Every comfort is provithel equal to
the best liotelo, or the meet luaera.
OILS lhON.1CS. Notting is watatiog
complete ore's hogiparneo. Tile days
and niglate pees onTy too quietly.
while trovelinter on the greet; Trobosd.
...•••••••••••••••••1111.0.
whielt, with a _slight indexical of the
VOiCO, are used over nod over agaia
with an entirely different iacenin
flamea Lancashire is so kin. to
&Ulnae no Nolo of when are known
be comity Palatine, flut in Mire -
SHE IS STATION ArAsTEn
Aferwood occupies a.
oro. they wouhl go to a place of puniSh-,gave up all hope of gettitig wen. / tor had a halter placed obout her
le position among women w
nge. extent. Amazement rather than ter -1 had no power of nor back or limbs, kierk anti was led into the market
In England, says an exche
e fair Roc has Invaded rft
leree that until the last few y
ei believed to bo sawed to
ere inan," but Probably o0
r t tought that railway work,
daily in its higher grades,
ehd in wbich women could SOOC
y mpete with inen. Yet for
re than a decade now Mrs, Mor-
oi] has succeesfully filleil the Posi-
of "station. master" at Whip -
;ham, a very pretty little way-
Tee
ing thew- that UnieSS theY rePolited.. less than an hifunt, and et times Pete the wife of an alieronding deb- For Over Worts
ears
any ror was written on the lam of hiti i "1 was for eight months an inva- place on Saturday afternoon and of -
the Oriental listeners. Why on earth, if i ird, a.nil nw suffering's during that i feral for sato by auction as one of
they rejected his adviee and refused , Unto were something, t t • or I al atn at assets. littt there were
no bidders and no sale.
About four yeers ago Irthingbor-
ough, near Northampton, supplied
iiEr15
elretree6... peer care ttr, L,,taclp, 444 ta
nee tasesto
br1ne
etsalae n er,e41
far th, r e,netlx.c 0:117
Young 1111117:Ittf.T...."I dOra*t •
line. For inforinetioa as to &tr.:4e; .
rotateo. eta. addrees any tichet ntelPilt
or J. A. Itiehaedson. List. Pam
g . a aiorteer Lang paid Vorin
Sta., Toronto.
par- -to the local post-oftice
one to rePeirt should tl t.• „Welled „ WordS to describe. My doctor said
I had Bright's Diecave, but he could
woe another oeettsion a lecture was do nothing to give me relief.
ess. delivered, the couree of which HOW THE CURE CalIF
4 hrgn“ng, which wits tougbt 111.111 by n011
11 Red Indian. Prince George, it znay:'°,°1
Ite ratite:Or:eel, see eti tite present
Czar fano the attack of a would -1)0.°n°
:teemed» in Japan. atue
Sir Evelyn 'Wood once rode a girl the
afta for fun; he wits thrown off and ,„si,
hieked. That wits when be was eS
young man, and he never -ROCS a gir-1
tone tu• a picture (a' ono, without feol-j
iug e pain in the head, witere the aran
II. 1
M. Johannes dada, the great "viallni rest"
pleser, mwe played in a Freud:. mad-,
within hearing of several rale' ddel",
ing lunatics, just to satisfy the whint!dd7
of a friigni. The pool., dimwitted crea-I
ter
station on tbe Isle of Wight
ny that lies between Newp
Cowes. Mrs. Mervrood ,s
y "station master," but book
Porter, gatekeeper, collect
"signal man" as well, and (1.
It toward keepieg trim and n
pretty little station garden. S
well known to the Iate Qu
cola.
RESTLESS AND OROS'S,
beautiful moral was being drawn
from the gay career of the tiny but-
erfly width was suddenly cut short
in the clutches of the spider. The
simile, however, fell somewhat short
of its intended meaning, and It was
eta no until the laogliter bad &wielded
not that the lecture' became aware that
jog the victim which had been flounder -
or, Ing amid the dainty silken threads
oes of the web was n. donkey, which in
eat the Careen largufete it- a e r '
be
een
len infants or young- children.
ees anti crose or peevish it is
certadn. sign that they t
well. Tile mother may not kno
what the trouble is, but s
depend upon it the trouble e
Give the little one Bab
=et were like lambs by the time be own
'I lie Gorman Emprese hus welle
dOtiltif:1 idea. as to the ditties of wo-I one
man. it is said that her ideals ore, and
boinultal by four K's -"1.l8(100, 1102012
Eirehe, Kuche, Kleider"-which IllaY1 given.
be rendered by four C's-**Childrene Port
( herein coo1rery. end clothes." i baby
Sir 'William Ari -al, the builder of not s
the Forth and 'Thy bridges, married Baby
when be was a. mechanic with a, week- ter n
wage of 67.50, Four years later, Mg
ne started busineso with a capital great
of attia, and thus laid the foundation, mysel
of his great fortune.- The
The Duke of Connaught laughs aStflifl
recalls the answer of a soldieets gestio
son whom he met in the barracks. Patio
Ms Royal Ilighness, then a captain, other
asl-eri the little fellow if he intended do go
eso be a soldier, like me," whereon- the
earn the boy said frankly: "Not like get
I t Was then a friend of Ilky bus- i paraeled the streets with a bell call-
- u . al it instantat A shorme.Iter
hand induced irto to trY Dodd's Ma-if:in upoo an perSons to IMMO that
ney I'ills. I bad 00 oath in then:, the had that afternoon "sold and be -
for I never expected to get better. ',;(fuenneent
But 1 tried there, and I thank God
that I did. They brought me relief
laroeIrtinred the names of two cora-
hie wife to ;Ian —. He
nlmost from the lir at, and after tak- amnions as witnesses to the transact-
ing' three boxes I was able to do ,
!then. The purchase money was two
my own work mid Ionic ntle.” ,,,,, , shillings. Baring Gould eities sim-
children.
' • ----- ---- --- "d" lilur sales In the 1Vttst country
is three years since I started to go back more than thirty UUU
years„ ,
synonymous with butterfly. , . using "newts eeeeney rigs* and 1 would mean tlei extension. of this sub -
have not had a retrial of iny trouble lett to intolerable length for a am-
- d ' since, When I feel a little out of !laid}, ugo wife selling W.21,8 allUOSt con-.
sorts I just get a be of hodd's 1•1100.
Tao Poetic Lover -'1'm waiting i
'math the window,. love, upon tho
porch's seat; I'm waiting here till
a nee, 1 ills, and they drite all the
pains Away."
are „you come down, your own true lovo
a; to greet. Don't be too long a -dress -
we ling up -for if I xnay make bold, I
w ;ain't a -gond to wait here long, ta
lielsittin' in the cold."
's
had nnielied. Tablets see how promptl3t
kill be changed into a. happy, ma-
le Found the Food that Saved H.is
it DR,. FED :HIMSELF,
good natured child. Tile. utt
*IOW,
will sleep soundly and natural
the mother will also obtain 11
needed rest. Here is the pro
by Mrs. John E. Barron
Hill, P.E.I., who says :-"M
was cross, restless mid d
Jeep well, but after giving al
's Own Tablets he became be
atured, sleeps well and is grot
nely, The Tablets 'lave been. a
blessing to both baby and
f.,.
Tablets are a prompt. and cer-
cure for such troubles as indi-
n, sour stomach, cone, consti-
n, diarrhoea, simple fevers and
minor ailments. They always
od and cannot possibly Kam
=est delicate child. You can
the Tablets from any medicine
, 00 tlicy will be sent by mail
at 25 cents a box by writing to
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
'DECLINE OP GERMAN A.RMY.
ly, Life,
er
of A good old family physician with
Y. a life time experience in saving peo-
ple finally found himself sick unto
Y.
id death.
m 'Medicines failed and --but let him
tell his own story. "For the first
ee time in my life of 61 yeass I am One
„ you ie only a captain, and 1'in
going to be a general!"
Mr. John Hay, 'United States Sec-
retary of State and former Minister
to Great Britain, was a very homely
lad, and used to put on an apron and
tvash dishes for his mother. Some
boys and girls tempted him to come
out with his apron on, and then.
chaffed him.; he b,ad purposely brought
a basin of water with him, and he
threw the water oVer his tormentors,
girls and boys e like.
A FEW II031ELY TRTJTIIS.
Tt [loot not require any genius or
talent to a.bose a man; but it does
to give -him credit for what lie ac-
tuelly is worth,
The man who is proof against
temptation is the only one who is
• safe -but who is the man
Tbanks are cheap and yet we can
pay more than. half OW' debts with
4E04- - them, .
There are a Intudrecl different ways
to tell a lie -but there is only one
way to tell the truth.
There is perhaps only one excuse
Lor telling our sorrow; it makes oth-
ers satistied with their own.
'Ellere is always a penalty for be
Ing .succersful. You must be hated
be 50113C, feared by many, at best.
envied by all.
-.Don't you till: k 't is beetttiful
I c
thillg to see a young girl growing
into womanhood ?" "Yes, my,
, dear; so many, of them seem to want
to grow into manhood."
Mat who know when they get
enough may be too fell for utter-
ance alter geetalag ite
"Thougla very possibly the German
army has not yet lost its military
perfection, it can hardly be doubted,"
says the London Spectator, "that a
great change has come over it. It
does not fit into ihe national life
as it used to. In the first place, its
pretensions are challenged civili-
ens-fearfully and anxiously, of
course, but still they are challenged.
Next, the officers have become much
more of a Caste than formerly, and
at the same time are not content
With the old simple German life. The
desire to dress well, to live well, and
to lead a life of luxury and pleaSure
has been irareensely developed, and
every now and again the laW courts
give tis glimpses into very sordid as-
pects of military life."
The harder you cough, the:worse
' the cough gets.,
hb
se
orita tio
its e.10A40, The Lung
Ilia& %go- Tonle,
Is guaranteed to mire. If It
doesn't benefit you, the drti t
will give ergo your money back.
Peewit; S. O. Watala & CO. WI
2,50, dae. di LeRoy, N. Y., Toronto. Can;
polled to pubhcly testify to the va
of a largely advertised article and
certainly would not pen these lin
except that, what seems to Inc a
rect act of Providence, saved my 1
and I am impressed that it is
bounden duty to make it knolon.
"For 3 years I kept failing Viti
stomach and liver disorders until
was reduced 70 lb. from my norm
weight. When I got too low to
treat m3rself, 3 of my associate phy-
sicians advised me to 'put my house
in order' for I would be quickly go-
ing the way of all mankind. Just
about that time I was put on a diet
of Gra,pe-Nuts predigested, food. Cur-
iously enough it miickly began. to
build me up, appetite returned and in
15 days I gained 6 lb. That started
my retmei to health and really saved
my life.
"A physieian is naturally prejudic-
ed against writing suck a letter, but
in this case 1 an willing to declare
it from the housetops that the multi-
plied thousands who are now suffer-
ing as I did can find relief and health
as easily and promptly by Grape --
Nuts. If they only knots, what to
do. Sincerely and Fraternally
yours." Name of this pronainent
physician furnished by Postem Co.,
Battle Creek,
Look in each package for a copy of
the famous little book, "The Road to
Wellville."
That it is practiced as frequently
nett ess to say Mrs. atlains' . ea its. In addition to Giese
friends all use Dochl's Kidney Pills. northern instances tunny a wife is
Bright's Daease eaelly teisposes of '
1
They find that a remedy that ieures sold to -day in the east end ,of Lon -
as it is will come as a surprise to
a 1 the earlier stages of Kidney com-
plaint.
TEEN SELL THEIR WIVES
, t of all such cases over the
country only a few are revealed to
publ:e knowledge.
How's This!
We oner One Hundred Dollars Reward
fOr any case of Catarrh that caanot be
cured b
VALUE OF BETTER HALVES IN, ure.
ENC -LAND, ie. J. ClalleklY Co., TOledo,
I We, the undersigned, Imve known r.
.1. Cheney for' the last 15 years, and
Cases in Police Courts Show- the l'en3ullii:ss"untrPa=ttli2(inr)n=ibi'linczi,nciat'.1
Practise to be Quite able to carry out any obligations math
Common. by- their than.
& Tttr AX, Wholesale Druggiste,
Readers of Mr. Hardy's novels have aTtoalitednoiN,0ialiWolAesLanleiKlltkiggKleitsX,Ilotedoa,
•
lue 001111 renluluedof the opening chap;
T jters of "The Mayor of Casterbridge'
ed ;by the caee at Marlborough street
dde Police Coma the other clay, where it
ife
. was shown that the defendant lta,d got rid of his wife by selling her for
a a couple of shillings. For precedents
th for.- this commercial form of divorce
some journalists have searched the
ar records of a century .o.go and pro-
IsAILURE OF MAN.
Is man a failure ? That woman is
the success of the twentieth century
is obvious. 'Pbe irtodern woman is
replacing an in a thousand and one
occupations; education has raised her
more 'than it, does the ordinary man;
her inentory is more retenlive, and
her inStinct is more correct than his;
She is a harder worker, her endur-
ance is greater; she is more 'temper-
ate and more provident,
ONE WAY OF LOOKING AT IT.
Chacileigh : "Resift Snooper got it
ball memory ?"
Borrer Trienitita 1 Re never for-
gets if he lends you any money 1"
duced numerous instances of toiVOS
being led to the eattle market and
there knocked down to the highest
bidder, says the London Globe. -
But it is not necessary to go back
anything like 100 years for such
sales of wives, There are ,snincient
modern instances to maintain the
assertion that wife selling is still a
British custom. There are hundreds
of people who still believe that to
transfer a wife to another man for
a cash payment Is a legal transac-
tion and a valid dissolution of mate. -
menial ties. As a popular error it
ranks with the idea that if husband
or wife be absent and unbeard of for
seven years the other is free to Marry
again.
AN ESTABLISHED CUSTOM,
In Yorkshire generally, and itt
Sheffield in particular, this doctriue
of wife selling is, still so firmly es-
tablished and frequently practiced
that it has little less than the force
of a local law.
Legends of Sheffield grinders who
in drunken bouts sell their wives
for a quart of ale are well known.
3.3nt DOW -a -days such transactions are
no longer conducted off -hand. They
are invested with formality, as wit-
ness this document which 41.... .i
o.
Rail's Catarrh Cure Is taken triter
natty-, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price ;ea zee
bottle, liold by all druggists.
Uall's Pilis aro the beat.
Visitor (calling on friend M. hospi-
to.1)-sSorry to find you here, old
ehrtP; badly hurt?" Patient -"Yes, I
am afraid I am. I heard the doctor
say I was a 'beautiful case.' "
Speeohleos arm, Parialia4sCf
"1 had valvular disease of the heart,"
writes Mrs. J. S. Goode, of Truro, M.S.
"1 sitffered terribly and was often speech-
less and partially paralyzed. One dose of
Dr. Agneve's Cure for the Heart gave me
relief, and before I finished one bottle /
was able to go about. To -day I ani a well
WOIslan."-43
Cashleigh-°A dog is a man's best
friend, because he never forsakes
Ear duppe-"That's right. A
man cannot borrow money from a
dog."
Liiiirficat CUIES Colds, etc,
Investor : "What do you mean by
10lse13r representing 1.13e property ?
The notice stated that there was a
view of- 2.11 and I couldn't
eee fifty' yards." Agent : "No -de-
ception at all, sir. Which way did
yer look ?" Investor : "Why, r look-
ed all round me, and I could not
see out of the valley." 'Veil, nais-
• tea". returned .the agent, "oer didn't
look 'right. If e-er had gaz,dcl
thardl bin uo trouble1 reckon er
Se•••••o.••• steed put on the gown, Jelin. It'
a 'gaols' ?", S
Willie : **I ear.p, why Le a. girl only an encumbrance," Beadle--
bablet
ailed 50 tallefl, my eon, beoeuse she Pa "She is ,prog "Weil, sir, it /neaten ye 'stair imprea-
thee, en* ne madtble to uit se..e..3.0 need it
alt. neething he talrf,la$ 1,
.....••••••=•••
Wash greasy dislies, pots or pans
with Lever's Dry Soap a powder. It ;
will renlove the greaee with the I
greatest ease.
Mrea. Ilatterson: "Your new bonne,
I euppose, will he finished in modern
style ?" Mrs. Cattereon : "Cilo yes 1
Nothing in it but anilines 1"
The O3vornor' W1ft, PrI**nt•
er.-,-Mrs. Z. 4. Van Leven is the %vireo(
the governor of the ceunty juihlsrapanete
Ont., and was a great sufferer faint rheum*.
ent. 'When tbe best doetors in the emu -
inanity and "specialiste failed to her: ker.
she buritd her scaled= of proprietary
remedies and per:abase/I Strath Aneerieea
Rheumatic Cute. 4 bottles cured here -ea
lItarried moat says Le objeeta to
MInard's LiRiraent Cures gsts
'ing 1"s
ie the Invariably 8121111(15pending money. ae-
a.
afrs. Zdogle : "When do aoti think I Intl 1.1.!11.111eal ging tulle! hi cowl,
woinan is in lter priine, James a"
1. N. (prounitly) : "When she's
asleep 1"
Cr-ktaryth and Ootds noneiad In
10 to 60 htlintetos.--Ozesbortpuffefth
An admirable Z'ood of
breath throngh the blower supplied with cac
bottle of Do Agnew's Catarrhal Powder diffuse
this powder over the surface of the nasalpass.
ages, Painless and debghtful to use. It 1(110002
I 1 Bertie.
instantly, and permanently cures catarrh, hay
d s -0
"Papa," quet•ied little
fever, colds, headaea e -era throat, tonsil:al
andeafness, o cern,
e
"what's an eeho ?" "An echo, my
son," replied the oici man with a
Sigh long drawn out, "is 'the only
thing that can cheat a woman out
of the last word."
11
4•1••••••••..1
dI don't feel very well, materna,"
said a little boy of four veers after
a too hearte" +nailer one day. "I
linCe' ditch a •p5.111 t I
I Know MTNAIID'S LINIMENT,
will cure Diphtheria.
JOHN IL BOUTtardER.
French Village.
I Know LINIMENT
will cure Croup.
JO la. CUNNINGHAM.
Cape island.
I Know MINATID'S LINIldOINT
is the best remedy on earth.
JOSEPH A.. SNOW.
Norway, Me.
t-1
1-7777-1-7177-7777-77;71—=,
could be happy with a man of your
habits" "My habits, Miss Rim-
ini° 1 What do you know of my
ha.bito, may I ask. ?" "Yo u ha,ven't
been in this room more thao half an
hour,„ atid in that time you have
sat on my sofa pillows, leaned your
head back against rns rod -deg -their
tidy, and put your feet on my em-
broidereti footstool."
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RGIANO0
OPEASE
Nervousness and indigestion
Relieved in SO Minutes.
The Rev. loather Lord, er., Montreal,
Canada, says; "1 have been a. sufferer
for Ile years reorn organic 'wort disease
arvou MOS& and dyspepsia and have
doctored both in Vrance and Amerma,
with but temporary relief I tried Dr.
Agnew's lleart (fur° and 1MS ilidded
StIrpriSed at the immedlate relief oh-
tained. I am faulty convinced iota it
,, can see nior'n fifty iniles up. I tell will cure any case at heart disen,se and
a case at the Sheffield County Court yer, mister," lie added, as the in.- will strengthen the nerves and stone.
I, Aleraltain Boottiroyd, agree to sell. present tile facts clown here,"
1
in 1887: "At the Royal Oak, Sheilleld, vestor walkad off, "we ,den't iniere- "el::: e' gnaw%) Liver nine nr$, the bast 0(44
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, . , ' 10c icir 49 closes,
,
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Indeetrac-tible, Handsome, Periteet. Only 20 eente pe
suppited by ns or local deabse.
002
eit, VV1E1tZ -INCE CO. Foit
itaideede "Walkers/lice. Mettetraitie Wiliarthetito Jahn
tanning fen
Nutritious and Econo ale
dS-21
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The Beet at the Lowest. Pelee
Violas for Torres
REID BROS.,/ nerf:Z820.:'Y
sits tong t, W.
Domon Line Steamships
prefoornt Itaanrai t: 4.11 vveerrpor:
dI
Large and Yea Stearalups. Superior aceatatrodtatlant
midskips, Special gctauttiaa tux heel; given tl
e th
!areal ohm* of paueneerS. Saloom and
try s61tatemaa
Snead Saloott nid Tkird-Chias acconsinoatation, Fair
fad, Sta a ant *0 perticaters, tentir to RAY AMIN
ache 0mpay, elr7t481P,assireCrearmsseelnitt.s
DOMINION L/NE 0082085:
. t„ liOntr5:
ARPET OYEINC:4,
and Cidanitlg. This is a ispechaty with the •"'".
BRITISH AMERIOAN DYEING 00,
swle partioultkra by pod anti we :Imo sure to saMety
Adaireaga gex 148, Mord:Mal,
77
BASTEDO'S
SPRINAL
SALE OF tame Ikeledf
Send ler eatalog, W e gl re extra value.
Rave Pars and Oonointe, Send tor price 114
' 11-04
P ultry
tter,
Eggs,
Hohey,
Apples,
LI. KINDS 00
RIMS
And Farm Preo
duce generally,
'consign it to us
ea.! we will gel;
you good prices.
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