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GREAT MEN WHO OWN laTTI.E
RAILWAYS.
Duke of Weetiniester Owns the
siinest leenaa,ture Railway
in, England.
There are about one inunired model
miniature railavoya in Greet leritaia
the finest alai eeetsequipped an/Ong
then all being that owned by the
Duke of Weetudeeter, at leatoe
The trace< is Your an a half miles
long, is spleedidly bailasted, and ia
attended to constently by a couple of
expert platelae-ers. The gauge is
fifteen inches, And the ewe, expeeded
in constructioa, exclusivo al buildiugs.
WAS meetly $6,545 per mile. The
one eegiee (built by Mr. Mews:mil, of
Duffield, elm also owns a miniature
railwity) cost $2,000. It average
speed is about fifteen miles en hour,
though it bas dime tweety-DUee upon
oecesien. Thee is ore, paesenger
coaeli, thirty-four goods waggons, be -
Wes bralce 'van, tool vain and Par-
cels Van, all of wince are, of emirs%
built to sale, and elaborately On-
ished.
Next in order to the above,
Point of costliness grail completeness.
comes tbe Intinaston;Moor Green
Model Rottener, owned by Sir Jebel
llolder, Weems:tie is comparatively
insignificant, but its esiquipment et
rolling-stoek probably surpasses thee
ef cny miniature railway in the
world, For inetenee, it him era fewe
er Un three loconeotives, vitrylug in
leugth from 7 fe, 5 in. to 9 ft. over
all, end with driving wheels measure
ring between 9 W. in diameter (four
coupled) and 16 in. (single). The
biemst of these engines 011ee travel-
led over tow miles with a sietpass
sellger lead et express SPeed.
WiTIMUT SINGLE, STOP.
Very remerlieble is the miniature
railway at reit:T(10n, censtructed and
owued by Dr. Gerald Itovenden, the
we own speeleilsti and We bro-
ther, Ur. Atelier llovenden, In its
entirety it conelitutes an absolutely
coreeet model to seale or tbe sub-
urban portion of the Insatiate Brie:re
ton. rind South-tioaet Railway, mu
embraces the whole of this snetiou fie
the syStem between the two termini
Of London Bridge and Victoria at the
tine ead, and eireeteion at the other.
Although Ontif 2,2 it. on by reaTen
two and three feet broadall the
prineipal hues IRV SIICW11, together
with the junetiona, signals, point%
and croesings, as they exist in titer
reid reilway, 1,11. -en the stations are
deeorateil with IfiallIlfatillre reprodoe-
'Liens of welleknown advertisements;
evbii0 the erigittea drawing the trains
are so vonstructed as to take preeise-
ly twenty asemuls to traverse the
eNettell.a agoinst the tWentY min-
t age teeitedule thrie---of the
• ZEil LOCOMOTIVES.
• Lient.-Col. J. 'Robert Ilaevey,
in, 'aim was Meyer of Norwich In
owns a miniature, railway and
ger express train, the latter so
ly duplicated from a real cam
firell has attaehet to it
travelling post-ofilee vain, fitted with
colletting nets and delivery appara-
tus, The Weight of this one car, it
may be mentioned, is ever 20 Ile, so
that the size and solidity of the en-
tire train, With ite engine and ten-
der attached, may be intagieed.
"'rho most, westerly rallWay in the
United Kitigdoni" is the title applied
by its designer and builder, Colonel
W. Hamilton, to the miniature line be
him tonetructed in tbe grounds of bis
residence, Glentles, Coe Donegal, Ire-
land. Tile house is situated on a,
headland, almost an island, which
juts out into the Atlantic ocean. It
is a -complete and beautifully equip-
ped model railway, with rolling -stock
tenter tank's, turntables, carriage
works, coal stages, tunnels and sid-
ings, and is entireiy the work of its
proprietor's owa hands.
Mr. Walter Alcock, the well-known
musician and assistant organist at
lVestrnineter Abbey, is very proud of
having hunt 'off his own bee," a.com-
piece worhing model of tbe Midland
ngine, which, although only weigh -
ng about 60 /bs., has drawn a man
WErGAING 224 LBS.
All the work incidental to its con-
rtruction was done during his spare
murs, and at the time he WAS study-
ing for and sitting for his lus. Bac.
degree. Also, he had no prior engin-
eering experience, except what he had
gained as a boy, wben he built an
engine with a cocoa -tin boiler, and
bisI 5 tiler's best pair of scissors as
hestierincipal -tool.
' To Dr. J. Bradbury Winter, of
Brighton, belongs the credit of hav-
ing tonstructed the moat perfect as
it certainly is the most wonderful,
model locomotive in England. It
is an exact duplicate, down to the
minutest detail, of the London, Brigh-
ton, and. South -Coast Railway's en-
gine "Como," on a scale of, one inch
to one foot, and it occupied thirteen
years in the building. Every part,
down to the 'last nut and rivet, was
made by Dr. Winter himself, and was,
wherever possible, chisselled out of
the solid metal instead •of being cast.
For example, the wheels were first
cut as discs from a ItaSS of Bessemer
steel. Then the spokes were marked
out, holes were drilled round the lines
and the spaces were chiselled out
and finished with the 91e. This me-
thod neceSsitated the drilling of more
than seven hundred holes' in each
wheel, and'the time occupied in coin-
arpleting, the six wheels was over a
year. Even the steel covering for
the fire -box was cut out of a solid
block of metal, although it is barely
• 1-96 of an inch in thickness,—
Pearson's Weekly.
TOO LITTLE BLOOD,
Is the Cause of IlloSt of the Misery
in Everyday Life—Improve
the Blood and Disenee
Will Not Exist.
Among the many thousands who
testify to the value of Dr, Williams'
Pieta Pills as a Wood and nerve
tonic is Miss Mary Jaason, Nor-
niendale, Ont., who Says have
used Dr, Nielliams Pink Pills and
have cierived such great benefit from
them that I consider it my duty to
let others know their worth, For
upwards of three years 1 suffered
front anaemie, and grew so weak
that 1 conk], scarcely walk about the
Wiese, I bad no color in my. loge,
ry lip a and gums were bloodless, I
lost all anlbition, eurfoedi from.
Iteadaeliese and fell away in weight
entil 1 weighed only ninety -lour
pounds. 1 doctored a great deal,
but it d1d. not eeem to do nie any
geed. I was then advised to try
Dr. 'Williams Pink Pills and before 1
hall taken ti em ten days 1 felt
better and my people could gee a,
change in me. I wattle:led using the,
pills for some weeks and On now in
COMBS MADE OF MILK.
At, a recent Milk Supply Exhibit-1CM
in IIamburg, Germariy, there were
several cases of articles wheel ap-
parently had. no connection whatever
with the product of the Cow., There
were combs, eigar-holders, knife -hand-
les, tables mien' with marble in vari-
ous colors and great slabs of marble
—or apparently marble—with bloeke
or ebony, arid many other things too
numerous to ineution. Whoa the in-
quiring visitor asked why thorin things
were la the Milk Supply Exhibition,
he was told they were all made of
mind The sltim milk of many farms
in Gerinany has no sale. Tbe peo-
ple do net appreciate the fact that a
quart of skim Milk contains as much
nutriment as a quarter of a pound of
meat. Therefore the inventive Teta
toe decided to make use of it in some
way. The prineiplis ,af skim milk is
sebstence known as casein; it is
really curd. This aubstance was
mieed with °tilers, colorieg matter
was added, rind the result was gale-
na, or milk stone, which is as bard
SS hliffalo bora, and can be I1Sed for
innumerable purpose. It bas the ad-
valtape of being light and none -fa,
the very beat of health. Every ne-.13arnemble.
pressing symptom bas paeseed away
and I havelgained fourteen pounds in
BACK TO IIEBLIC IADNEZZAR
weight, I think there fs reeihe '
eine con equal Dr. Willieme' Pink Of the four hundred barons in the
Pit s and 1 strongly recommend, British Douse of Lords,. about a dos.
tleem to all weal'. and eiiieg gi Is?' en date Lace. to 1400, the earliest be-
llies Jackson's experieuce should ing 1264. The oldest family in the
bring hope to all ti e Weal:ailing liritiish Isles is the Mar Family, in
girle and women. What tease pills Feotland, 1003, The Campbells of
have4ont for her they will do ifor Arg,,,11 4egoa% in LL9(J tbe Grosven-
thers, Every dome adds tone mid ere. the Duke of Westminster's feta-
viger to the blood and eerves. brirgs ily, 1006. 'lite Austrian Rouse ot
a glow of health to sallow cheek% liapsburg goes beck to 952, and the
sparkle to the eyes and re ruhY Douse of lieurbon to 864. Tbs de-
lacss to paleid lips. No et' or ecendante of Volieremed, who was
illeine has dime eti much to lazing been in 570, are all registered au -
and health to weak gbls thoritatively in a book kept in Mee
-
omen., i you are ailing giv° ea. by a chief of the family. Little or
ills s fair t„rlal sn'd no doubt OXISta Of the absolute au-
rengtb nil; be Yours* 4.4A POt thenticity of the long line of Me -
any pink colored eubetieute: haesoecro descoudants. In china
:Towline Pills slw073 llaY° the/ there are many old families; also
lls"1° "Dr" Willlslus ethe
amth
ong e dee's. But in point of
Fele reoPlo'' PrInteo on pedigrees the Mikado of Japan has
'apper areund every box. Sold by
medicine dealers everywhere, orb- er suniciue recQrd• 111s Place has been
filled by members of his family for
Jail at 50 ceats a. box or six bexea
Wil- were titan twenty -live hundred yeers.
ior 82.50 by wcitIng 111% rreeent MiladO is the One hun-
0 'Medicine Co.. Brockeillei twe1ty„seeee4 In the line
eamanissro zoos t
Nebuchadaezzar, 666 years before
. WAITERS' RECoRD TIP,
,
In Frankfort there is a restaurant
the waiters Of'WhicliilinVe recently re-
ceived wnat %Vat, then ,Considered to
be the largest 'atip" on record.
,Ainong their' „Os -Coolers for Many
year's wae a gen-ilea:am of independent
,means, who died last year in Egypt
and ,left -15;q00 marks (53a
, ,
750) to' the 'ai„
artimate waiters In
„
qiiestion. -
faille hest ono was contemporary with
lo Germany they make veer d ceelec,
Superfluoite Watvr isreel
onTb egga are put up for rtelill DM) DAM AND DaiDNOSS-
need end sugar is 0.odett.
inart,vt, in hermettcelly sealed boxes$1 Red-headed people are less subject
one rieund ban eoullanh'g about to badness than others, it doctor
Ofteen eggs- Tilfs article Ands a explains the matter thus; The hair
good market in South Africii,_=13-eutei of the red-headed is relatively thick,
during the Pree5ent, egg lamhte Long" one red hair being almost as thick as
he imported into this countryitt
w---1 foe fair or three brown balm With
more or less Proat- 30,000 red hairs the scalp Is well
num-
TEE BLOODS OP HEALTEC. i.
eer m la Aiusers one comparaeive-
thatelnl,,wh,er,eas with_the same ny, m.
Itr bald. It takes nearly 160,000 fair
Little children alwaee neeil etirefel and 105,000 brown hairs to cover
attentign—but they do not mei adequately au ordinary head,
streng drugs. When any ailment +,
coulee they shauld not he drugged in-
to• insensibility with the so-called NATIONALITY WAS111.10 oirx.
"soothing" rneUclres, uld
they be given strong nauseens, Bussj4r1 srtiL"' d"crter from
ng Pureatives. Tim very best merel- bel ship, recently gave himself up
to a crew of British seamen on the
eine in the world for trOnkleS
s cone, sour stonmee, indigestion, guano Island of Leone, saying that
constipation, dire rhoea. worms, he desired to renottric.e les allegiance
colds, simple fevers and teetling to the CZftr and to become a. subject
troubles is Baby's Own Tablets. if of King Edward. The British sailors
your little oues suffer from any of were puzzled how to naturalize the
these troubles ,give thent the Tablets man, SO they held a consultation on
and see how quickly they will bring the subject. Finally, after the Ruse
back the bloom ot health. Give the sian had abjured his country, every
ose of the British tar present Utility a bucket of
Tablets axed you will keep thorn well. water over him, and, thus his nation -
Mrs. Robt. Hanna, Elgin, Ont., bas ality was washed off.
proved the truth of tempo statements
and says end Baby's Own Tab-
lets the best remedy fax indigestion
and teething troubles." The Tablets
cost 25 cents a box, and may be
had from druggists or by snail from
The Dr, Williams Medicine, Co,
Brockville, Ont.
littl o es an acme one d
THERE WAS NO REPLY.
"Woman," remarked Mr. Gooseling,
"is Heaven's best gift to man, but
whether it means a married woitia8
or not, I am not so certain. Now
there's iny wife; I've known -a good
many women in my time, and I
don't think I'd be willing to change
her for for any woman I ever met,
saw, or beard of. I'm willing to
make as many conceesions as most
men, but I really think there is a
limit that any reasonable woman
ought to observe. Not that iely wife
is not as reasonable as any other
married woman, mind you, for she
is. But there are times when • she
makes men doubtethe stria accuracy
cif thetime-honored maxim I have
quoted.
"Now, for instance, the other day
I was doing something or other in
the house, like a man has a right to
do me his own premises, and, just as
nien sometimes do, I put my finger
where I had no business to put it,
and hit it with the hammer.
'Welle said 1 to myself,, though
my wife was sewing by the whitlow
on the other side of the room,
bet I'm the biggest idiot in creation.'
"All of which I had a perfect right
to say; but my Wife looks up from
her work, and says she:—
" eVillianie says she, "don't you
know enough about the ethics of
gambling to know that you have no
right to bet on a certainty?'
"That's what she said; and, -under
the circumstances, what on earth
could say but nothing, and that's
what I said."
Worly wont cure a cough. When
you find a cough holding on—
when everything else has failed—
S
Copsunt.ption
°tireThe Lung
. Tonic
It is guaranteed to cure, If it
doesn't, we'll refund yo,ur motley.
Pricess S.. C. WELLS & Co. we
Me. 50e. $1 LeRoy. N Y. Toronto can.
15-04
urnia, POSTED.
A California Doctor With
Years Experience.
NETT SENSATION
IN MEDICAL NO11
Colliogwood Bright's Disease Cuee
Brings to Light Others Equ-
ally Wonderful.
DIra. Feed. Philip of Eglington
Tells of Her Remarkable
Experience.
Discharged, From. TWO Toronto
Hospitale---leciddis Kidney HPijjs
Brought Back er Health.
Toronto, Feb. 8.—(Special).— The
report from Colliegwood al the won-
derful cure of Mrs, Thorium Adages 02
Bright's Disease by Dodd's Kidney
Pine has aroused great interest here
and the discussiOn of it ties brought.
out the fea that Mrs, Mews' ease
Is not an isolated one, that right in
Toronto there are people who, sailer-
ing from the, newt dreaded and fatal
of Kidney Diseases. have found
positive end permanent cure in
Dodd'e Kidney Pills.
i One of the most striking cares
bas been. brought to ligbt tha
Mrs. Fred. Philip, now residing an
Broadway ave., Eglington erme
ithe northern suburbs of the city.
That Aire. Philip WAS suffering from
Bright's Disease and 'wee in a most
dungerous state, there is not the
shadow of a doubt, She was in two
city hospitals, Grace and the G'ener-
al, and left botb places without
hope for t le future. .
IN TUE gOSVITALS,
In Grace hospital the doctor
%reeled to operate on her, hut She
objected, and leaving tbe hospitel
called in another chador. lie told
her at mice thet She ttail Bright's
Diseaso and had her remove4 to the
neral 'Resulted. The d here
demurred to, an operation. ac-
count or the danger.
On being diseharged a. seedMO
withmit benefit Mrs, ?WIT st , ped
the atictore and starteil to take
Dorld's Kidney Fills. The result is
that to -day all the terrible swelling
is gone, she is able to do ell her
own work as well as look. :tiler her
bright little four -year -o14 child.
In au interview Mrs. Philip Nellie
freely of her terrible trouble and gave
unstinted praise to Ilodire Kidney
rms,
ums. rumrrs STORY,
"I was sick for six monies," the
said, "before taking Dodd's K e
Pills. During that time 1 U'41. X
weeks in race ospital mei twa
months in the General ITespital. I
was told be both places Veit nothing
more could be done for tae. I
started taking Ilodd's Kidn,y Pills in.
April and ant still using them. They
have done me a world of good. • The
Dropsy has all lett um and I am now
doing all my own work just the same
as I was before I was sick."
The talk these cases bas caused has
also served to show how general the
use of Dodd's Kidney Pills has be-
come and bow numerous are the cures
effected of Pain in the Back, Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, and all the other re-
sults of diseased Kidneys. in fact,
cures by Dodd's Kidney Pills can be
found by tho hundred, but a case in
which they have failed to 'cure bas
yet to be reported. must be straigetenere. .
40
n My yea s expo, n as a
teacher and practitioner along hy-
gienic lines," says a Los Angeles
physician, el ,have never found a
food to compare with Grape -Nuts for
the benefit of the general health of
all classes of people. I have recom-
mended Grape -Nuts for a number of
years t� patients with the greatest
success and every year's experience
makes me more enthusiastic regard-
ing its use.
I "I maIre, it aernie to always recom-
mend Grape -Nuts and Postum rood
; Coffee in place of coffee when giving
my patients instructions as to diet
for I know both Grape -Nuts and
Postum can be digested by anyone.
I. "As for myself, when engaged in
I much mental work my diet twice a
!day consists of Grape -Nuts and .rich
j cream. 1 find it just the thing to
'build up gray matter and keep the
Ibrain in good working order.
"In addition to its wonderful ef-
fects as a brain and nerve food
Grape -Nuts always keeps the diges-
tive organs in perfect, healthy tone.
I carry it with me when I travel,
otherwise I am almost certain • to
have trouble with M37 stomach."
Na,nae given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. .
Strong endorsements like the above
from physicians all over t,he country
have stamped Grape -Nuts the most
scientific food in the world.
There's a reason.
Look in each package for the fam-
ous little -book, "The Road to Well-
ville." '
If women had a vote the `confirmed
bachelor candidate would be left at
the post.
LADY VOLVI4TFIERS.
Anxious to share in the glories of
the Volunteer movement, a large
number of the prominent ladies of
lanrslem, Staffordshire, England, have
organized a shooting club, which
meets at the ideal drill -hall. Many
• of them are promising shots.. Special,
rifles been been placed at their dis-
posal, and during the season , there
will be competitions with the gentle-
men of the NortlaSt,affordshire Morris
Tube League.
Rewitt--"Gruet has an eye to
_business." 'Jewett—"2es; one eye
e
to his own alai two to other pee-
ple'se!
More than ha'lf the battle fri
cleaning greasy dishes is la the
soap you use, If It's Sunlight Soap
it's the best, 413
Universities Mission to entral
Afriea, England, $151,856.
Chureb of' Scotiaiiel, Presbyterian;
foreign, 5149,815,
Adventists, United States, eoreign,
t:i1gP4?..,e's0i1y08te.2r,i5a5tio.Chureli, England, for-
eign,
Bible end Medical mis-
sions, ninglend, foreign, $192,065.
Regions beyond Miesionary
Englund, foreign, e125,000.
Friends e 0/Teel Missions, associa-
tion. England, 5122,0(W-
42TteorriavVaina,,u toMri:isalizna5, 1E08,121? d
Southern Baptist Coeveritioe,
Upi-
:ed States,. home. $100,450.
There are many smell, but so
arge veLeionary societies, Protes-
ant, on tee eontinent ot Europe.
e large missionary funds of tbe
Cra.atphaogIticoterehr aby cotuthe,4
letittee el the CUriar at liome, and by
Jesuit, Dominican, Freed:can and
ties and ordere. is,
one fereign missiomary see -
ie having beedqualters in Thiele
Lyons. Its inf:01110 last year
1,,319,603, almost all of it
by the Catholics of France,
Tee Bible end. Traeit societiee of
t0hr4extatallogrirtemeinateltrd,fonoe,00rnooes, lnalewt. ytehtire
same societies in the United States.
received and tliebureed $750,000
Tbe year 1003 showed a slight in-, q
erease all around over the previous I
year,
'FonlOiE$
REPAINTING ;lief:ENE
Tee givat Atlautic Imeas are, as
rule, reeaieted every trip. The side
of the eeerage firateektes liner from
weter-liee to reit represent an urea, oi
about an acre. The otatworke
decks and cabin e einem:it aleetie
as =tele mare, while the ootstde sur-
face el the two great faimele and
Waste totaie over half an acre. Time
there is an area of about two and a
half items to be covered on the big
Duero at the end of every voyage. Tee
painting ef the furinele is the raoet
important and difficult of the whole
endertaking, and the men carry CU
their werk from swinging seats.
SPEED OF T.
Some tirnieg eeperiments veedee ed
by Mr. Alfreil Welker Would seetei to
tt
ineate that appearances are ee;etece,
ingly deceptive so far as the speed
ref a, birdie fliglit Is eoncerned. Swal-
lows, Hr. Wellier tells els, in their
lightning -like evolutious. wily fly fif-
teen to twenty-five miles an hour,
which is mach slower that the or-
dinary flight of a rook. Starling
.weeri going to their roasting -place a
foie a speed of forty-five milesan
hour, which is equal to that of the
best homing pigeons; but they fly
diming tliC day at aeslower rate. A
_wild duck was found to attain a
speed of thirty-six miles an hour in
a short flight. limning pigeons Italre
been recorded' to fly at a rate of
,thirty-three miles an hour on a
"twelve-hour jonrney„ thirty-six miles
i an hour on a four-hour journey, for-
ty miles on a. one-hour journey, for-
ty-eight en a ten minutes' Journey,
and llfty-two on a one-mlaute Jour-
ney.
In Japan &rebore test their arrowa
by balancing them on the nails of
the seeped and third liners of the
left band and rapidly twirling them
by the featbered end, with the fingers
ti ri lit If the arrow makes a
whirling sound it is tracked and
WORLD'S 1IISSI0NARY WORIC, 8100 Reward, eiee.
List of the Principal Societies and
Their Contribations.
Following are the •names, charac-
ter and income last year of the prin-
cipal missionary societies of the
worrd
Chureh efissionary Society, Eng-
land, foreign, 51,765,815.
Methodist Society, United . States,
home and foreign, 83.749,3114.
Propagation of the Faith, Roman
Catholic, foreign. $1,319,608.
Presbyterian lime Board, United
States, $1,293,321.
Presbyterian Foreign Board., Unit-
ed States. e1,040,840.
Landon Missionary Society, Con-
gregational, foreign, e998,911.
Protestant Episcopal Dolled, home
and foreign, United States+, $864,-
764.
Propagation of the Gospel, Eng-
land, foreign, $762,650.
American Lutheran Societies, for -
5745 B
.890O
Americanard, Congregational,
foreign, $7.40,777.
American Baptist Missionary Un-
ion, foreign, $722,767.
Wesleyan Missionary Society, Eng-
land, foreign, e691,415.
American Lutheran Societies,
homes, 5654,300.
Congregational Homo societies,
United States, 5692,250.
American Baptist Heine Mission
Society, 5640,669.
United Free Church: of Scotland,
Presbyterian, foreign, 5441,811.
' Baptist Missionary Society, Eng-
land, foreign, $430,0e5.
Methodist Church, smith, United
States, foreien, $339,728.
Zenana Society Englanil and Can-
ada, foreign,' $283,665.
Chine Inland Mission, England and
Canada, 5257,232.
Disciples of Christ, United States,
home, 5244,967.
Southern Baptist Convention, Uni-
ted States, foreign, $218,512.
Baptist Publication Society, Unit-
ed States, home, $211,064.
Disciples of Christ, United States,
foreign, $210,000.
United Presbyterian I3oard, United
States, foreign, 5193,000.
Presbytei•ian Church, Solith, 'Unit-
ed States, foreign, 5167 900.
Presbyterian Church Smith Unit-
ed States home, 01 5S496.
The readers of this paper will ba
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that scietice hos
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Ball's Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known to,
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being,
a constitutiontd disease, requireAs
constitutional treatment. Ilairs Catarrh
Mire is taken internally, acting direct-
ly upon the blood and nrueous surfaeo
es of the system. thereby destroying the i
foundation of the disease, and giving s
tbe patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do-
ing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address P. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.Take Hall's Family Pills for conkti-
Dation.
Little Finter—"Fana, what is 110-
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than BUM." "Are you a, doctor
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Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
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•eenteliel--"So the N.Teweds don'
: 't:a.k. to you .auy longer?" Becker--
1'4NQ; I'm tile anan who ititroduced
1 'them to each other."
Minedi
s Lniment for sale everywhere
--
The Fool ---"I know that I'm
,worth of you, darling." The Fairy--
t"Elemember that, Harold, and my
:married life Is sure to be haPP.Y."
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The President a Stave too
Datarrhe-D. T. Sample, president of
$ample'eEntailmentCempany,30Vashireten.
pa„writesi "For eears 1 was *filleted with,
Chronic Catarsit, Rellledfe5 and treetnenit
by colahsto ifaVO me temporary relief
I was induct4 to uso De-A.800w*
atarrhal Powder. It goo *blunt inetant
Idiot, 50 Celt, -49
LAMY'S
the lcaSt curious of bus s in
omen are engaged is th ea -
upon by Miss Mona Sheldon, of
Atelabip, Jeravy. who Iles
started a frog farm upon a. twenty -
patch. of swamp. Her frogs are,
course, of the edible variety, whose
hind legs are beloved of the gourmet,
-and they find in costoopolitam Moed-
a ready sale. Miss Sheldon Is
said to make a clear $2,500 a, year
out of her reptilian stock -in -trade.
Lever's Y-7, (Wise Head) Disinfect-
ant Soap Powder -dusted In the
bath, softeus the water and disin-
fects.
PATIIETIC CUSTOM,
The wives of the North of England
colliers observe a very tenehing and
pathetic custom when an aceident oc-
curs in the pit. Directly it is knowa
to the wife of a collier that an acci-
; dent has happened in the pit where
her 'husband works, and that his fate
is uncertain, she throws opeu tha
house door, and, however inclement
,the weather may be, she keeps the
,tioor open and a candle burning in
°the window, night and day, till the
man is brought home, dead or alive.
In sorne cases the door bas remained
open am' the candle alight during
several weeks.
SLIGeeeiLY PARADOXICAL.
"Will yon please intert this obitu-
ary notice?" writes a, 'orrespondent
to the editor of a leading daile pa-
per. "I make bold to ask it, because
I know the deceased had many friends
who'd be glad to hear of his death."
Itching,. Burning, Vein Dis
eases Cured for Thirty-five
Oenta.—Dr. Agnew's Ointment relieves
in one day, and cures Tetter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Eczema, Barber's Itch, Ulcers,
Blotches and all eruptions of the skin. It is
soothing and quieting and acts like magic
ill the Cure of all baby humors. eec.-47
MAKING THE DEAF HEAR.
' Dr. Marage, of Bourg -la -Rehm,
France, has made experiments on de-
veloping the hearing., of deal -mutes,
and his results have been communi-
cated to the Academie de Medecine.
Twenty-four stone -deal children were
divided by lot into two parts, and
those of one group were submitted
every day • to the vibrations of a
"vowel siren," which be has invented
for this "massage" of the tympanum,
or drum of the ear. At the end of
six weeks all the subjects could hear
sounds of Musical instruments for
the first time, three heard phrases
spoken near the ear, and two heard
conversation carried on over a yard
distant in the ordinary voice. The
siren also enables the 'hearing to be
measured with precision.
Dear Sirs,—I was for seven years
a sufferer from Bronchial trouble,
and would be so hoarse at times that
I could scarcely speak above a whis-
per. I got no relief from anything
till I tried your MINARD'S HONEY
BA.LSAlle. Two bottles gave relief
and • six bottles made a complete
cure. I would heartily recommend it
to anyone suffering from throat . or
lung trouble.
5, P. VANBUSICIRK.
Fredericton:
Dimpleton""Id the absence of the
nurse, can't young Willie take care of
the baby while we are out?" Mrs.
Dirapleton--"I should say not. Why,
I would as soon think of leaving the
baby with you."
...,,,,manewoorameneremnrs,s,
The' Clergy,
Like It
Or. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Cures
All Creeds. It Relieves in 19 Minutes.
Hare are a few names of clergymen of
dill'erent creeds who are firm believers
in Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder to
'live up to the reaching" in all it
Bishop Snreetrnan, Rev. Dr.
Langtry (Episcopalian); Rev. pr. With-
row and Rev. Dr: Ohzunbers (Method-
ist) and 'Dr. Newman, all of Toronto,
Canada. Copies of their personal let-
ters for the asking. • ic
Or. AffneWO Ointment retierea piles In a day
. .
It is tile fence that has steed the test of time-atands the heaviest fitroin-oever
sags -the standard the world' over. order through oer local °Renter dfirer.efresnm.
THE IPAftE, Wine- FENCE GO. LifiliTED. Walkarrinee Bot. Mintreal. ogre. a$. J611114 LB. Win
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Finest quality and flavour.
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The nest iet thus Lowest Prig*
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RED BROSa, Weir 00.°5,
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32-31
Dominion Lino Steamships
Montreal to Liverpool
Portland to Liverpool
Large and Past Steamships. Superior
accommodation for ail classes, of oas-
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amidships. Special attention has been
given to the Second Saloon and Third -
lass accommodate/a For rates of
passages and all particulars'apply to
any agent of the company, or to pas-,
Sanger agent.
DOMINION TANg OFFICE'S':
17 St. Sacrament St., Montreal.
YOUR OVERCOATS
and faded Sults wenld look better dyed. If no neva
of ours in your tovn, write direct idontual, Box 15a
'BRITISHAA/VC...RICAN DYEING CO.
MONTREAL,,
• 45-04
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SALE IA
2EMTLINRS
Send for catalog. We give extra value.
Haw Furs stool (Inhaling, Send far price Hal
11-04
Poultry,
Butter,
Eggs,
Honey
fipples
ALL !KINDS 0,
HULTS
And Farm Pro-
duce generallye
consign it to us
soli we will get
you good prices,
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