Exeter Times, 1904-4-14, Page 7114NY O1TT$E3 OF 8TRIF.E
300 YEARS OF VITAR, FOR A
OLEAN SHAVE.
Trivial i:aaairs Have Su.Alced. te
Plunge Nations
Bloodshed,
Nothing is more amazing in the
histor,y of nations than the absurdly
trivial causes which have been POMO.-
ent to let loose the clogs of War and
deluge continents in blood.
Many a man has started an
riet in his household by appear-
ing ueannouneed with a clean shave
after having worn a IlirStIte adorn -
moot for a member of years, hut it
ta pastiest ineredilaie at first glance
that two great nationa silcrald have
plunged into an itaterneittent warfare,
laSting SOO year from thie same
cause, Yet. Atothing more than enis
was the primary source of three cen-
turies of war between Englar,d and
Praoce, In order to pea ee the arch-
leishop of Boum, Louis WL of
France goosented to reineVe Ids beard
in common with his subtects, awl
preaent a clean eboven Moe to toe
world. wos diettstroue shave,
Per it le4 to so useeh friction with
hie wife, who reeented her husband's
cheoged oppearenco tbot at lost the
ko4a. deverceet her. to become a few
months later the wife of Henry U. of
From this marriage et
Henry to the ang;ry, discarded we
or Louis centariea Of idondstled may
f4oi4 ro have followed.
Suelottell141 eu iron eaSo in the t
r nuoQua eathedral may be see
iodc9;a bucket, which, 900 years
o, wan the innocent eau se of a ter -
dale war. Seine seldiere of Modena,
in a mood of mischief, bad stolen tbe
bucket froot a poblic well in Bologna
eont reineed te Kiva it up on demand.
Fights between the eoldiere of the
rivel And jeulous stotee ensued, and
from this spark was kindled a Aro of
Or which devastated a large part of
Europe lead led to the lifelong bu-
priserituent of -tile In of Sardinia.
Ion IV the German eMperer.
1111011EN TEAPOT.
A war in Chino two cnt'ues and
haVi ago, 'Width involved the less
of half a million lives, sprang direct-
ly rroIll 0, broken „teapot. Tho tee, -
141.4g, 144'5 the treosured posSesSien
dignitary b3giu tu 'mu twor and
Pens of the etripertere and. when be
travelling through the lawless
provitaCeS in the northwest of China
write of Ids retinue. nho bad Wen
behind the main body, were intercept-
eit by a band of robbers, and among
the rzoil the teapot wes found and
vontempluotitly dung on the ground
and boakin. Thu Miner was report-
ed to the emperor by the lodignant
netioluein. a punitive force 'lotto sent
Out, oral a long and terrible war en-
sued.
Lord Palmerston used to tow that
mile three men bad ever known the
nature of the troubles in Schleswig-
Holstein which led to two great wars
..,et,we of them bad died, before war
brae out, and he, the third oL the
trinity, bad completely forgotten
what it was all about. It la now
won known, however, that a slight
meuipulation by Bismarck at a, tele-
gram set Franco and Germany fly-
ing at earl) other's throats a gentlea-
tion ago, with results too appalling
to contemplate.
SPILT:RD WATER.
The war of the Spanish etteression,
to '<Odell the great duke of Maribor-
ough played so conspicuous and bril-
liant a part, wns, it is said, the out-
rome of a spilt glass of rater at a.
Tuileries ball. One of the tourt
ladies hod expressed a wish for a
taus of water In tho hearing of the
British and Spanish aMbaSsadors,
who forthwith hastened to fetch It.
On returning, each holding a tumb-
ler, they Sound that the fair bird had
Sown and was dancing with a yrench
itatesman; and to crown their dis-
:orafiture the English diplomat ean-
uoned against the Spaniar(l and up -
/et the water he was earrying--an ac-
rident. wbidz led to an apology and
an exchange of courtesiee. A trivial
ridiculous incident enough, but it
:erred to inflame jealousies and ce-
ment symPathies and thus to torn
the balance in the direction of war.
The seven years' war was largely
due, according to his own confession,
to the vanity of Frederick the Great
in wanting to see his name .figure
largely in the gazettes; the Indian
Mutiny was precipitated by the ear -
tri es served out to the Sepoys,
hich the3r believed were greased with
the fat of animals unclean alike -to
Hindu and laohammeattn; and the
rurko-Ressian war, in the opinion of
thousands, was started by the black -
males hammer with which a Herm-
rovinian blacksmith killed a tax col-
nctor who had insulted his daughter.
. sToLEN PETTICOAT.
Arnong other ludicrous causes from
;ninth wars have sprung are the steal-
ing of a laced petticoat of a Castile
lady by a Moor, ;which, with the ven-
detta that followed the theft, led to
many years of fierce, warfare between
the Spaniards and the Moors; and
the emptying of a bucket by a Fier-
natine -citizen on the head of a man
*1 Milan who was passing underneath
Ili window.
Eorroydng a tobacco pipe and fail-
ing to return it kindled civilwar foe
V°' s among the rival races in the
Pamirs and Afghanistan; a dispute as
to tile relativo a.ttraidilons et snails
and 'vipers as food gave rise to fifty
yeaa's of fighting between Milan and
Pisa; and it is said two German
states fought for years out of rivalry
as to,their respective powers of beer
drinking.
"Do you know, George dear, that
When you gave me your first kiss I
was so astonished that nearly
fainted?" , George—nAlo yes, dar-
ling! T should have knoent better
than to give you oral3r one..",
"Tho t (.11..e5$ =1 becoming, »ly dear,
said the man W'rio thinks he is a dip-
Th,atjt• .She looked at him coldly
1 'a inomen-,, and trnen Tepli d
Yea,. It in bela(acting threadtare."-
1
A SPRING NEED.
Indoor Con5nenient in Winter
Hard ore the Health.
Ninety-nine people out et every
hundred aetually need a tonic during
the spring mouths, and the hull"'
dredth person would make 120 IrliS-
take if he too infused ,a little extra
eigor and power into his blood. The
reasoi for this condition is (mite
apparent, In the desire to make
Canadian heuses warm during the
winter months, ventilation is seed,
Seed, and the heelth is impaired.
Tiiere may be uothiug seriously
wreoro-nothing more thee) a variable
Anne -ate; little pimples or eruptions
of the skin; a feeling of weariness
Ond a desire to avoid exertion; Pere
hops en occasional headache. These
, pethaps tat
may think that the trouble win pass
away—but it won't lialeas Yell drive
it out by outtina the blood right
with a. hea I t h-giv ing ton ie. And
;s only ono blood-renewing,1
health -giving, oerve-restoring tonie-a
Dr. WifliamsPink Pins for Palo
People. Over and over ;wait/ it bos
been proved that these pills core
when other medicines fail, And thou
sands of grateful people testify that
theY are the beSt, of all spring needle
ewes, Iltes D. Brown, Collirta. N.
B., seys e --"I have iteed The WL
llam Pink Pills for a run down
nYstoro. and have found them better
than ay other medicine I have
tried. In the eerier spring My blood
was out of conditiott and 1 had such
dizzy spells, that if 1 turned quickly
1 would almost fzU j took, De.
Villiams' Pink Pills for a, few weeks
la the trouble entirely disappeered.
thin% these pills on ideal. apring
Medicine,"
It aroo wont to be healthy In the
spring don't doe° your eystem with
bareb, gripine; purgatives, and don't
experiment with other So -Called
Unlit's. Tote Dr. Williorne" Pink
Pins at once and ace how quickly
thdy will banish all spring antra:MU.
Sold by medicine dealers every-
where, or sent by raait at 54) cents
a box or six boxes for2.50 ley
writing the De. Williams ATedicine
Co., Broeltville, Ont.
=OGRESS IN ASHANTI.
IMO
d Prosperous rut=
Before It.
Stewart, tho OR at
()Malt soldier of tbnl
liesident at Kan
POOR 13RITIsea GUNNERY.
ne prize -firing returns of the Bri-
tish fleet for 1903, which hove just
been compiled, are disappointing. In
ships are shown. The average per-
centage of hits was just over forty-
six. The best ship secured an aver-
age oe 70 per cent. in hits. Only
seventy-three men have earned the
nowly-iestitated medal arid gratuity
for good taarksmanshin. The larg-
est number et Medals go to cap-
tains of 0 -in un- twenty
whom receive tlie decoration. The
remainder of the medals are distri.
Unted as f011OWS a—Thirteen to cap-
tains of 12 -in. gone, ten for riarks-
menship with the 4-7, fourteeo for
the 12.6, and, tl-pounders„ three or
the 13. one for the 10 -in.. five
for the 9,3 four the 4 -in., end three
go to mea serviug on destroyers,
FOTATO .ATX01I014.
The Ise of potato alcohol to fur -
!rush itght, beat, mid rnotive power
1 hes been developed rapidly end to a
.„ very higIi degree in 0ermany. Ger-
!onany produces about S$,000.000
tons of potatoes a year, and uses
for bunion Mod, stock feed. and
„ sterch only about 35,000,000 tons.
The reinaluder hi converted intb al-
eoh01, and itscd ile a power genera-
tor for both land end water Inotors„
"
and for ceoking, heaqng. end light -
no,. the alcoliel vapor is burned
like gas in cbandelierz and street
lamps, and eves a very bright light.
To districts distont from mines it is
cheaper than coal.
4
IV Tim lila:MISES otRATS.
din
tanner' e mode
hia presmaes of rats end n
'you wIB eprinkle eelphur 914you
burn near and through your aor
as you gather it there will ne
rat or Mouse bother. I have
„Me for several yenrs arid have
ihemi bothered with rats or mice.
.baere sonle old corn in My crib
present owl not, a rat or mouse can
be round. In stacking hay or oats..
nprientle on the ground and 4 little
through each load: and my word for
it, rats Or Mice ean t stay there, A
pound of efulplatr will be atifileientto
preserve a large harn of earn. and it
IS good tor gec!. and will not hurt
the one foo bread,"
3111KE ,OFY. TEAT
PRIM EEELIM
,01.1•1,1,
DODD'S IS-IDITEY )'ILS WILL
DO IT BTATITRAT,LY AND
WE/0-14.
Cause and Care ef the Tirde
ing That is Epidemic ab'0
Season of the Year.
The spring in bei -e. You can feel it
14 every part el your hoey. Your
elothes ere too bettey end though
you are not sick, you are too tired
to walk, too tired to work, yeS, ON'eXt
too tired to eat.
It's tbot "spring feeiing."
o you lereow tLc caere of it? No,
all you want to know is how to get
rid of it, Welt, the explenation anal
the cure are alike simple.
In the winter you "get used' to,I
the cold, you think, .4'i a matter of
feet it is the body that gets pre.
ynkred It puts on a Mrtification f
A little Sunlight Soap will dean
Cut glass and other articles until
they shine and sparkle. Sunlight
Soap VIII wash other things than
dotheS, 4-13
111,1#0.1iDEVART LAKES.
On the Mangishialt peninsulaan
the Caepian Sea tbero are live smell
lakes. One of these ie cevvred with
salt cryetuls, strong enough to al-
low a ellen and horse to eross the
hake on foot. Another is as round
as any eircle end of a lovely rose
color. Its batiks of salt crystals
form a setting as white as white us
extra, ti.5,s00 that keeps Ito cam ouot. mow to tba water, wifieh not only
In yin spring. owe this tissue 45 Is.ohseywsreadi,l, btobet cfrooloyarsitfroarsoviroirs to
thrown off by tbe bndY and 11 the perfume as of violets_ Both the
systei4l is all in good working order, tI1erftinte and the color e"e the result
the blood carries away the ceet-ol f the leaseare at geawrds.
Whieh is in turn filtered out
'or the blood by the Eideeys, end ex-
pelled from the body- 07' HIS FAULT.
This means extra. work for the 1i4-
'neYs. and if they ore at all tired or
rweVitt il'e.
h.Iegfagieldvireuintire5lcielevQ;loid. thTiler:
sc
tired spriog feeling.
The cure Is to touo up the Kidneys
ith Dothre KidOSIT rills. IN:whys
Here Is e.
'YFUL CEIZDEEL
asure on earth is 2221)1V to
gives an interesting ae- be prtse4 than a bright, active, 34041
-
w Ashanti is gradually thy. ;playful child? In hOnieli wbera
ilized. The natives areet- 110re Own Tablets are used yon
Jing down to -ways at peace. con- nevee find filekly, eroSn. slrenlena ehili
tetittnent and prosperity. The court- then: if the little ape is ill the Tab -
try. in fact, has returned to almost Iota will proMptly make ft well. As?:
,
alsalute e% ft tnli ateneils. and tho any 41101I4r Who has used the Tab-
, peOPlo mem to heave eompietely for- lets and she will tell yon that this is
gotten Um old ern Ive..$ MC KIIIX absolutely trUO—Slie Nval21 WI you
Pretunkin The roost, important lea- the Toblete aliveys do good, and 310...1
ore In the prerent condition of the er do berm. You can give them to
country is tile eatioinetory progreea 4 child jest. Ian% with perfect safety, ..
that has beet Made with the rail- o.nd they aro „many as good Au.;
way. Tills Is a, tloverernent uneler-lwou grown children. Mrs. MurY J.
taking., and Iltnrts fr°111 8°4°10/, 04 ,Moom Hepworth, Ole., says:- ''My)
the cowl. It proceeds threugh
1 roux IComassi. Next yertr it wilt be !,1,1,12/11,1141;lv cab.1..e.a: blessing t° Imth 1110-
baby ban never been sick fiinco 1
d has reaehed a point not far "
Tarliwa, the eblef gold -mining centre (7,11 giving her pobyee then widget%
tut and 1 would not be
opened right to King's PrennteWs '''''''''
eaPital, and will make the One day instead of two as a°111. i nv e 4 withwit °Pm," Don't let Your nlilld
In -__ --t Pre- ,su'' ffer and don't dose it with strong
Lin
ut. In addition to their work, orugs or medicine containing oniates. 1
041 the railway, the nutives aro . ' „..1.ti "Qs w it i iLlii 1
takingcocoa. planting On an ex- fin get Irina anY druggist or by mail
1tenslvo cale, to gold milting, end,at 25 cents a box by writing The
f nine-. Altogether jesitoni14Pr. Williams' Medicine Co., 13roo1;,
looks as if it, bad a peaceful and' vale. Ont,
prosperous future before it.
SPISAKEWN PERCICISITRS.
The Speaker of the British House
'of (Mormons bas several peculiar
Privileges. Every year he receives a
gift from the Master of the Buck -
hounds of a. buck and doe killed for
tho royal preserves. This custom
goes back so far that there is no
l'ecor4 of it. Later in the year the
Sneaker receivee another tribute
from a different source. The doctors
on tho second occasion are the Cloth
workers' Company of London, who
send to the Speaker of the House of
Commons and to several elf His
Majesty's Ministers a generous width
Of the best broadcloth to be found
in England.
EMPTY NOW.
How One Woman quit Nedieine.
"While a coffee user my stomach
troubled me for years" says a lady
of Columbus, 0., "and I had to take
d" 11 tile thno. 1 had what
thought was the best stomach medi-
cine I could get, had to keop getting
it filled all the !lime at 40 cents a
bottle. I did not know wleat the
cause ,of my trouble was, but just
dragged along from day to day suf-
fering, and taking medicine all the
"About six months ago I quit tea
and coffee and began drinking POS
tum and I have not had any prescrio-
tion filled since, which is a great sur-
prise to me for it proves that coffee
was the cause of all nor trouble al-
though I never suaPected it:
'When n-i:kr friends ask inc how
feel since I have been taldng Postum
I say, 'To tell the truth I don't feel
at all only that I get hungry and eat
everything I want and lots of it and
it never hurts me and I am happy
and well and contented all the time.'
et could not get my family to
drink Postunt for a while until I
mixed it in a little cofTee and Rept
on reducing the amount of coffee 'un-
til I got it all Postum. Now they
all like it and they never belch it
up like coffee.
"We all know that Postum is a
sunshine loaner. I rind it helps one
geeatly for we do not have to think
of .aches and pains all the time and
Can use our minds for other things."
Name , given by Posttun Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
The one who has to bother with
coffee aches and pains is badly handi-
capped in the race for fame and for-
tune. Posturn.is a wonderful rebuild-
er. There's a reason.
Look an each package for the fam-
ous little book, "The Road to Wen -
A woman's idea of mutual Pleamire
Is to spend the money lter bushitnd
°arra by the sweat of bls brow.
GO Specialiste on tile 0ase.-
171 the ordinary ran of medical practice
greater ntunbcr than thie bave treated Casa
of chronic tlyspeptia and have failed to cure
—but 1)r. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets
(6e in a box at 35 cents cost) have ma.de
the enre, &leg relief in one day. These
llttTe "specialists" bare proven their real
merit, -72
GERMAN SUNDAY -SCHOOLS.
In this couutry tbe term "Sunday -
school" has a definite meaning, and
is exclusively used to denote a plane
of religious teaching. In Germaxiy,
however, the race for commercial su-
premacy bas led to the eStahlialt-
ment of the Sunday-sebools at which
mechanics are given practical in'
struction in their trades. There is,
for example, a school for masons, at
which the students, many of them
mechanics who work (Wring tbe week
and spend several hours on Sunday
morning in learning the higher bran-
ches of their craft. Similarly there
are Sunday -schools for tailors, iron-
mongers and followers of other
trades --even barbers and black-
smiths.
QUEER IINDERCLOTHES.
Eaquimaux women weae the most
curious kind of underclothing, its pe-
cullority being that Itis made of the
skins of birds. These skins before
'being sewed are Chewed by. the
women in ordSt to make them soM
About a hundred skins are required
to make a shirt, and the labor of
chewing the skins which form _their
garments is quite enough to aceount
for- the massive, well-developed jaws
of Esquimaux wonien.
CURIOUS GREEK LAW.
Amongmany curious laws concern-
ing capital punishment, none perhaps
is More curious th,an one which pre-
vails in Greece.. It enacts that a
man, being sentenced to death, shall
await his execution for two years'.
Thus for twenty-four miserable
months he lives with that terrible
vision of doom beforehis eyes.
LESSONS. FOR POLICEMEN.
'faking the London police as his
inodel, the Chief of the 'Zurich, (Gen-
eva) police means te make his men
as good, if not better. In future
the gerislarmes'are. to receive lessons
from professoi s hi civility and de-
r:ortment. Tha lessons are to take
place at the police -stations, where
those who are not on duty will be
paraded before the professor of d an!:
cho g and pat threuga their steps and
ikttitud es.
,
Customer—"I believe you are the
man of whom 1 bought this eane?"
Shophoeper—"Yes,1 mild you that
t.
euntornm---"And you said that the
Inmate was of genitine ivery. and 1
tied that. is artificial."
lane:: rills make, beaitby Kultwys. Shopkeeper—“1 can't help It, sir.
Poitby Eidneye qulaly cleanse tifo'41 inTort my vorY direct. front Cey-
lood of all impinitice arid t10,:lng
, and dtlbsetttnaly teixiopelareeptiaonolve
nthalat1
• taken to Wearing false tusks."
'spring feeling" ta replaced w
'Igor of body and bouyancy or
bat makes work a pleasnre,
VESSELS LOST AT SRA
Eitntor Onto, Crrg ee Tomo, 1 ..,
I IS44.4 coolver i"
,rene 3. Cheney onakiees snkth that he
lo eentor partner or the Jim at F. J.
le official return of easnaltieS to ...Gbeen4 4 et,,o-, deiatt businese in the
Leh and foreign ve-reis of two volife5,111. and That 4- 4W I rola nclw 0 ttxt•
- gross register and upaortis duo. the tien, or LINE lintinnEn noi,I.Arg
Jetta r Parti4)47 lef1,--Left eta .117 itlaarovra tglctere t7/14aatesui:grigYin
Ilie peera ptentd atici•elirui4a1.40,,,,,,, 111;;;;,,t, 5,...,;5(re i icirf,tzthu Ige.ralcouvrenal%ylifya?siliter urOvoersteantranthlia4t
owes cow 3 gOilling 00'; I.i..ilis' tot- "nen".,
end
caattal oggregato 2.733, 67 rtea- it' P. 1,1440'
Q, partially. T4,0 paitish my eresenett, tale eta ‘deygaleill;iwreoctere:,:rr;
113y lorit. The total figeres f :Sow ou '
screal:e over the prOVIOUs 'no,'Ar of
92. Strandlngs were onperisilde *),TIVAI „(11
,
s nra
or 154 rasualties; eollisi1'ing. 1.080: miaseciamlee:yer:it lira
liar,40 to inaelainery, 4,141.; and for testtmenatle 41
Ugh Weather. 1,050.
6,......... V. 3.11z:•Izi,In
April, cheap one way Voleni
Effective daily during
WEST "TA GREAT NORTII-
CII..er eggpl -may RATES TO: IP yairtli:nri\:17:4:11:: al:mil ttaz,i,
ERN RAILWAY.
ets trill be isetted from all 52 24110541
in Ontario to all points on theI crown, uten?"
Northern Ry. in the Stotee of
tante, Idaho, Washington. and Ora
gen, also all Points in Britteli Col- n14160,:t
burble. noel:tea t
On March St.h, 15, 22nd and ,r1Y31,C;91"
(113, Twenivire cents a bnii*
2001; and April rah, 12th, 101h,, 1 iiiiliViiete 1 torseit the tenetlo,,d
26114. one way second chum tickets 814 4 .1141‘.4"Ifil4"7"°°"4" 4"1 -7:'14r44 -4a
will lie fest:04 front Oilman to points
In North Dal,ota at afreatey reduced During courtship a girl thinks mare
rates. riage IS a haven of rest in whlelt she
Full in::-tatition to tram of will be free from all worry and euro.
tralus, berth rates it urist Sleep-IA[0r marriage she has another thinit
e . also i .1 ;tune on any of the anninin
above Statee on epplietttion to Clots.
W. Orares, District, Pazeenger Agant, Hove you Ecserna?-11ave yoi
6 King St. West, Room 12, Toronto, any stio disesse or eruptions? Are yet
or I'. I. Inbithey, Geneeal Passenger subject to chafing cremiding ? DoAgnew't
Agent. St. Paul, Minn, Ointment prevents and cures Any and all oi
them and curse Itching, Bleeding and
Stella—"Tom mid 1 -were out drive Blind Piles besides. Otte application brine.
ing- last night, tool I'. had to drive relief in ten mieutes, and is cured le
all the way." ritynis--..wkr, what three to six nights. 35 centa-7z
was the matter with Tom?" Stella. --
"Oh, oothing. Von don't soppoee lie
KEEN SIGHT.
could drive svilli his feet, do you?"
The krestrel is possessed of such
Lever's Y-7, (— Vise Head) Disinfect.- wonderful powers of sight that it is
ant Soap Powder is better than able to see a mouse "when it is itself
other powders, as it is both soap and IA such a height in the air that it
disinfectant. is invisible to the naked human eye.
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r Over Sixty WOWS
(tentriu serve hair helm nted 'by
ter r Ctildrel}thl4o 4%,,141in;
$011112.$ th0 maul& oyoplAt. coreit
l'e Vtonvich Wye.% mad Ihe
'iad n4
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teeep
.TlysT TITO THING. n
Mr. Goodhertrt--nllegarding those
Bap
NI •Testimony
kittens, my dear, the president of
oursociety says the most humane
woy to drown kittens is to put them
in an ordinary earthen flower -pot and
then suddenly tern the ilower-pot up-
side down in a pail of lukewarmwa-
ter."
Mrs. Goodheart—"Why, yes; that is
a good idea, isn't it, because you
know there is a hole in the bottom
of the flower -pot for the poor little
things to breathe through."
Young Ma cannot undereSand,
sir; why you permit your daughter to
sue me for breach of promise. You
remember that you were bitterly op-
posed to our engagement, because I
wasn't 'good enough for her, and
Would disgrace the family?" Old
Man—"Young man, that was senti-
ment; this is business."
1
I
i Yon can't cure a cough or cold
from the outside. You must
cure it through the blood.
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Sikilokes
C ristuamptiort
Cureho.nicLung
is the only remedy that will do this.
It gets right to the root of the
trouble. It is guaranteed to cure.
Prices: S. C. Vinsts & Co. 312
25c. 50c. $1. LeRoy, N.Y., Toronto, Can.
15-04
7,pattcmck,,00,0,0-0,0,010.,670.00....‘000sseams....
POSTAL APPAII.A.TUS.
A :French postal clerk bus evolved
a simple apparatus Tor dispensing
with the postage -stamp and enabling
anyone to get his letter franked af-
ter office hours. The apparatus can
be fixed to any pillar -box. A coi11
is dropped into slot, the corner of
the letter is inserted, and •tl•r... ma-
chine stamps the envelope with the
amolint paid. All you li,y to de
then is to Soap the letter into
pillar -box for collection,
2--a.51JE NO 15-04
INSTANT RELIEF FROIE COLDS,
HSADACHE MID CATARRH,
REV. FRY'S STATED/1E1%1T:
new. F. 1. Frey. Pastor of the Maple
St. Baptist Church, Buffalo, N.Y., says:
"I have been greatly troubled with
colds, headache and catarrh, I have
used Dr. Ag,new's Catarrhal Powder
with best results. In fact it has done
wonders for 3ne, and I wish to recom-
mend it to everyone." This remedy is
also a perfect specific for influenza. 24.
Dr. Agnew's Ointment Is without an .equat
for Skit; Diseases dud PHs&
Am admirable Food of the
;
Finest quality and flavour.
Nutritious and Economical.
48-21
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tregigabriepirentrevega
It costs you notljt3glit.olliota tPls
bandsowne, guaranteed watch. with
:Inelegant, 010'11W:shed eliaih and
o1000111; 117, Nrktch her aline silver
finished nickel case. Anterlean
Inurement. strong end well made.
Every Watch Guaraateed
rei alga become a contestant for
our extra oak ink..., thnit af
whlehis'iretro gd
one° an
worrill, n3115010 poetpelel'20 pack.
0ge3 z marvel NI neinnr, eltio. the
greet weelidsy help. to sell at 10
cents & package. W.04 hand
00117.0 47011,7701,77,71 Scarf line and
Br000bes 10istvo aworwith the
1311314. Every.10dy tdado bluhar
Whet sold return tut the mousy,
0.00110 we will imrneillatelv for.
ward you Cho 3102011, and chain
and Charm rree, also %Cush prize "
certificate. We fake back all Y
cannot evil. IVrite Addres
l'Ites Marvell, Bluing cos.
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eiztst tonlilhandeonudY grAhlied stocks; thequeueotates.
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HAlkIDSOME
GOLD WATCAND $25.00
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TtdseirgantstemWiadandszt guaranteed
Watch. It has a ontarailleently finished
gold laid 00w, hundsentelY 0114
elaborates-, co.navola in the most tract!.
faideialgan, A03er:4m =oJost hand
sednedial, eStpar.sionhalanneAniek train,
warratfed to Reef. 0031001 1713".
Tou fl1 fer Itraul So Own Oar et
these ter.arkallt ilne and trzfty
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nerds hgalchly. Scratl year Yalu, arid.
luana Son can tell
address.
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end handsome sold.finished Scarf rinenad Itimelpre teal*
sway wzth 1100 1101115. st told roams us the toolley,r.L.
and we wdleand rune*, ease theluendsome watch, also au
45j110 04'01140010. Wear,, giving awaytb see `Note/act to entell,
artrar Ise our husinecut. Write tor ru day. Adelson
2.7.arwe0lESItttrzzpo., Watchpepi. 1.1,611v,, ont
6,-.2141
Dyeing I Cleaning!
ror the -very hest vend your work to the
"BRITISH AMERICAN OTE1110 CO."
Look for agent 40 70,111 town, or send direst.
Montreal,Torooto, Ottawa, Quebe&
nAnd yo14 have family- decided the
momentous question?" "Well, no--er
—not exactly. We have decided to
get married, but whether we'll board,
keep house, or live in a fiat, is still
in the air.'
20 'Soars of Vile Cantartit—Chas.
0. Brown'journalist, of Duluth, Minn.,
writes : lhave been a sufferer from Threat
and Nasal Catarrh for over 20 ;ears, during
which time my head has been stopped up
and my condition truly miserable. Within is
minutes after using Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder1 obtained relief Three bottles have
almost, if not entirely, cured me,. 500,-73
"Voting man," saki the pompus in-
dividual, "I did not always have this.
carriage. 'When I, first started in,
life I had to walk." "Von were
chuckled the youth, '`Whert
I first started in life I couldn't
walk.
Poultry,
Butter,
Eggs,
Honey,
tipples,
KU. KINDS 0,
FRUITS
And Farm Pro.
duce generally,
consign it to us
sal we will get
you good prices.
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en a save at tho Leoivest Prize
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