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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-4-21, Page 3far each and every tare of Catarrh that break of war, tuul great was the Elise cession that arose rilee Mart W110 t —a— CIZAR'S EASTER RIGHWAI A TRIP OVER T.T.1,E TRANS- SITatillIAN RAILROAD- ertery of the War—Dangers Prom the Rising of the Rivers. Tlie British publie has nad its fill of the Seiler:an Railway SS seen by travellere in the piping tirnes of peace. Yet this 'vast enterprise that detained the moiwy-bags of Russia is to -day the eleiel interest, not only of tbe people of the Czar, but of all who fellow the progress of tne great struggle in the far eest, writes correspondent o the London Ex-• press. It is the artery of the war. If the accident of texture or the stheraes of the• Japanese should fasten a ligature upon it, the Russian cause in the far easy must decay and perish. Distaucee upon this line are almost beyond comprehension. In Siberia it stretches for s,zioo miles; in Man- eburia for i41 more. In other ECEALTH IN SPRING. Nature Reqnires Assistance in Making New, .Eleahthving Spring is the season when your 50,000 ARE BLIND. —ea Many Japanese and Koreans Nev- e See the Sun, It is not generally known that in the empire which boasts. the name of "The Laud of the Rising Sun," system needs toning up. In .the there are no fewer than 50,000 per - spring you =wet have new bleed isist sons who neve,. eee that sun, About as the trees must have new sap. Nee two per out, of the blind in Japan ture demands it. Without new blood gain a livelihood by uresaa the re- yoa will feel weary, weak elan lan- maining 98 Per cent. euetein them- guid. With new, rich, red blood you selves almost entirely as amma wile be sprightly, happy and healthy. (sharamooers, practietire of a kind The one Sarti way to get new blood of massage). The amnia of olden and fresh energy is to take Dr. Wil- days was the euccessful eampetitor liams Pink They actually of the physician, whose place in part THE INUIJRABLE CURED AGAIN pEnxiivs owEs Bis TO DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. Manitoba n'Tan Helpless from Kid- ney Disease 'Made Strong and, aearty by the Great Canadian Kidney Remedy, Tyndall, Mare, —Among the many 11 18.—(Speciel) at West make new blood. They ,are the great- be fined, but tbo introduction of est sprirp; 'Wilke in the world. Mr. western medical Seieece has Olci cl°iS-lensdetiOktifstaa'st that rims is they owe J. J. Mallette, a well known grocer against the blind with their un - in Montreal, sayee,-"I wish. to tiainak eceentifie method of massage, and "INlr" Perk1115' welt knnwn you for the gre.a.t. good YOOr Dr. the vast] ajority of the 50,000 • are den,teol tiVeleisyP:ara";:e was troubled with Willieuree pink pins leave o dne me, threatened with destitation. My system was very much rue. clown "eke the Japanese, the Korearie Y • ; nn and your pills have made •a new mall have round a, special vocation. for "and at last in'ealee Ks bad that the of me. As I am in business, corning their blind. In *Korea the blind ex- idneceutroanbigen;ve UC un awl eaid I wes in contact witb. many people, I ane orcise devils. and ia analogous ways often able to reconanend pill5, make themselves generally useful. "I, tet- times, had such severe pains awl they have already relieved a' 'Their dealings with eIrtlspritssrits a're Ib4:0kalti41111(41VhOidtnoc7ivothuapt doeen of my friends who suffered es e, summary and tborough, The gifted aU die." !blind men frigiatens the devil to hope arid die. I was unable t words, a traveller from Port Artnur Many people further weaken their death by means of noise more diabo- work and was becoming destitute. • •o , clies Satan in a bottle and carries persuaded no to try Boda's Reenee- Heal than Satan ever leeard, or eat-- "While in this condition a friend to the frontier of European Russia system in spring through taking pur- ge, eve lee tnes. a naturo need• it in triumph to a place of safety. Pills, 1 had little faith in them, and to help her is a tonic, and Dr. Wil- Ancestral fire is a very important it was more to pleane him than ens -s- hams' rink ruis suPPlY this need as teing in Korea. In every Korean thing else I gave them a trial no other medicine can. De sure you house burns a perpetual Are, which '`Int my surpriee the first box did is sacred to the dead ancestors of me eo much goed that, I felt like a the household. To tend that fire, mew man. Five boxes cured nie Come to see that it never runs the least pletely risk of going •ant, is the first, the "Dmiti's Kidney rills saved nay life passes over a distance greater then from Southampton to Rio Janeiro, and elmost four times longer them from. London to Gibr,altar. In many parts the treen has been get the genuine with the full name hastily laid. In one spot it is broke "Dr, Williams' Pink Pills for Pale en by an inland sea. There are den- People" printed on Om wrapper around the box. Sold by all medicine dealers, or post paid at 50 ceate per bex or six boxes for $2,50 by writ- ing the Br. Williania* Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. gees by floods, by reeding brigauds, by•'snowdrifts, and last but not least, by the .military 441.'4110) of the Jap - anew. Will it hold out a"vrainSt, these riete? ',Shut is the question time Won° cnn tell us. LINE OVAI1DE1), On February 5 I siglited Palely in a RIMS an steamer. 11 had twee stated that the harbor Was already mined, but this 1 can scarcely believe, for we passengers were not sent beloW: no boat came out to pilot or warn vs, and our ship steered straight for tlie wharf without any ehow of Anxi- ety from captain or crew. Tee harbor is unfortilled save for the bypothetical anima. The town is a. Inelanclioly piece, newly built in an arid, tireless desert, over wbich the bitter winkle blew 'viciously be- neath the cruel winter shy, uttari.41 tbe armored and away tve wen good 13 miles en hour over Ili 'broad plains of Manelturist. Sentries and blockhousss dntted the line. The track was fairly laid—as, indeed, it might to be, considering that Russia spent over ninety millions on her Marieburieu system. 'There are plen- ty of rich officials, however, who grew to sudden wealth while superinteteding it construction. Before we came to Mukden the line passed through a low-lying hollow i the land. The place was evidently coneideren llood-threatened, for an Iron bridge was In course of con- atruction to our right. The spring thaws will give great trouble here unless the work bo completed in time, which I now think is extremely un - There were some curious people on the train. Before we reached Lake Baikal I had come in contact with. JAPANESE DWARF TREES, There leave been a good many rumors and theories as to bow the Japanese dwarf trees are prepared in the Aret instaece, but this is a scok ret which the Japanese nee') care- fully' to themselves, and even „then It is only known amoug a limited number of nannies, who head it down from generation to generation, One account states that a tittle soil ' played in half an orange from. %chicle the inside has been removed. In this veil is placed the r.eed which it is cleeired to grow, As the roots most, important duty of every Kew- , and I cannot praiee titers, lock much." eau hanse'lvife. In Kar'ea, as in I Thousands of eaeee similar to "(bet (AMP, , leneetitor-wersliip is tbe real; a me, esereine ue tjw prout that religion. Corkfuelauisra is the avow- any Kidney Diseseie from Ilvetaehe te ed religion of the country. IlrigleVe Diseaeo yieltle readily to • The Koreans are gook, :e e vials. Snanes and serpents licidtre Kidney inlets. perhaps, treated by tbent with tore veveration aini. tendernmS than anY A FOOL' ANI) ' WISP°1r' other fonm. of animal Wu, No ICO3'-, ory tells of 4 wealeinisuled in eall ever kills a snake. Ue feeds it v went to Ile willer'e to bae end dove everything else he can to soma got/duce to ita Ceinfeata The poor- ta a est and heingriest Korean will Aare' "s , , ' 1118 evening meal with the reptiles "X gile ' frP.lied the that envois' and crawl about the eee roi., 1 .S, natural 1 rocks that boiled his garden. The ee the miner. ewe weseree eleey peninsula. ebounds in tiger.% bears, natural fools itereeliaute, Do you cows, horses, ,ewine, deer, dogs, eats. „mind if I ask yell a few questioes?" wild beers. alligators, crocodiles, i erOli, no, sir, ef aeearse not," the enteicee, swans, geese, conies, Owe—lee aaaweaaa /.„vaaaa grain groned. Tile nailer said math. burst through 1110 skin of tbe orange snnts* IninvIngs, storks, herons, fal-1 "'Welj. my boe, eitice they aro cut off with a Sharp Indio, Cans' (1141'1S' PigylInse lates, linagPies, fool." begun tbi- Leiner ' The process is repeated Until the a' onuC ' " 'a ralentifttl, and tlie eggs are delicious. ots eviace no further desire to eleate. Tim outside of the 4(tnates,Inai be reared by 0110 haat orange is then Varnished with a see- "e 4a4g, and are exelasivnlY used ret varnish, and the yOling treo for religious sacrificial purposes plianted In an ornamental pot. SALVACIR FEAT. One Of the eights of the SIM* Da - Large numbers of visitors aro at,- gone Pagoda in Burma is a gigantic traeted every summer to the submar- bell of browse weighing forty-two Inc hotel near Perdim, on the south and a quarter tons* and said to be Irenry "Talk about enerni coast OE Frew. The building Is ot the third largest bell in the world, formation* 1 Amid iiig• to know *I, on 'concrete eoundatiOns, end the largest being in AneScow and the a subieef that 'lir. Janher tem has been fitted with law plate -glass llext largest in also hi Par- talk upon," Pnele George After conquering Burma. the should Thet is the subject. Windows, which enable the guests tie rulla look upon tho beauties of submarine British 'Undertook to carry tile great always bring up whenever Jan lite from a depth of six fatholUS. Rangoon hell to Calcutta as a Jeep- present.' by, but dropped it overboard in the xcnEr Lavria?, AvELL„ Itarigoon river, where it defied all It, somethnes Jim tiatt.a wom the efforts of the engineers to raise loves a man for hie money alid hat( IL $oine ;QM'S later 'There ought not to be May sickly, iiarmese, him tor himself alone. 11001 80 fretful, Sieeplessi ehildren—there loss, begged to he allowed to *coo- u ..,TATO or Onice enT oP 'retataa , The Prineet "Oh, dot vaS adi right. crash conies na n ruined Man. who had not, ceased to =Urn its would net be any if Mothers gave ee Their petition was Mut ed XMAS l'OUNIT I ' NM; dear a ilen't you tarry rant ycan first, to ten ane WWI .y0111 LitUIW. and afterward what ekm don't /mow. Now, to begirn whet flu ,you know?" "1 know," said the hay, "that tit Bier's lenge are fat." "Good 1 Very peied ,e"" said ibol ""ilnet. whes ,you know. 34.Zow tell us what .nu don't /mow." "I don't know whote. grain fattens en)," replied the youth. Sunlight Soap will not burn the nap off woolens nor the surface off linens. IINLIGIIT SZPEWSIS 1.,s4 for the OCUI1Qa Ear. rai 'ASKING 'A FAVOR. Eiizza. (coining upstairs to her in tress) ; "I'd feel extremely oblige rea'aen U you would ilia iPaP faVQr." "Well, Eliza, what is it ?" "1 herdly know what to s, ma'am." "Well. of course, 1 want comply untU I know," Veil, ma'am, nay yOung man i nt the back door. end 1 thongbt, Perhaps, you would be eo hind a to epeak with hint for 4, few miuute, while I rue upete.irs and make my - elf tidy." ws do get. k- ibe vernnierit service," lean man with the waxed tflQ bat I do think that the niplained ' payed ninged freeze once e.vers quarter t OPCit UVery Iiriamth rather overdid tb tianag." 'What craa lie g,rowIia alaciat a"' aaliefi it "Sal it Made WM tired to tirala his sale so often." la ,a She 'ously with r afraid of It r" • le IMiiI4e0 a wellness 'I ant afraid a a ' 1. i„ vie lia:tatotritcy:::: , ;4. A story first el Luce ie voicitatat iiereeieen d tin seenie neve be raid of oilier things received at a mother's knee widelt will readily recer to the reader. 15 Ritottotatiorat win Stesn.eteinei,"ie te 'Snell Meade= Ceea eeneee. it pee Tight to the eget ef 1140 awiteatitaCW4%t. Macy sa.calitOctemeen den rain temperarily vade. te have it se ar wire dled via"ceee. Neat e es edy, ceelieetee tree stieo Aso diere bow so Willi 114 Uy "Well, r 5.00 4 dew er r Over bnety.:Yeers.. v G742110.,VP' has tem Num/ b t 41,11.,n5ten, 11 a,evaaloaara a, arra. 0, 041 kr it: z•.,a,atera ni:Ue teelaux 11 .ggite5i17.171.1131,. TC.F, Call litUrSfr:+0. ii34 III 0:7 -, Ill ,, .r Mot:al laaataiitaaeavi ri:10.4, lg. ik-twon airoi;re 411.0 war'A Ilet Nt.R,culi . '412.A.Wriitt9W f.StkiALLatilit senor." ..-tel 1tt YO TrayriPare e utifully TOMO eetion of th ardwalk, and corrint Ocean View. I 'louse thorougl iil ti pleasure of tIiG 3ts, and no ex hat Si r,y 'modern d perfectin the details of the a •ci us are handsomely furnished, a ig baths are supplied with both he Atlantic City Coll Links are at to be. the finest in the Unitet e be uattiled on pies We to ratei and accona TRAYMOR de Wein' ged Trayrn esp .es Ate PANY telae 1 GREAT the w wothon am roubled." „I to prave want ,et an elillionn: " dear p*inee. theft Mee lo. eageiged nay daughter—I civet; if do, sorry for u both—but the mom entepeed tat get a , , . their little ones an occasional dose , - soon get another Poles, Lithuniaes, men from the ot Baby's Own Tublets. The little maw= as bamboo /toms tho vu... and jay attaching to it an ineredible lorank J. Cheney Triakes oath that tie 'about me. le trailer,. pagther ed the tirm of P. 4. heirets.'. nallic and Black Sea, C'hilleasianS, once are sickly and fretful and wieldy mass of metal Was finally extrY'of'' 'tial.ii;11014fIneroiii7:4"Trlin 841,4 Gernmes and Circassian% sleepless Voually because of some lifted froin, its muddy bed and trium- afereseie and that mid Arm win tete Neer Harbin I heard of the out- stomach, bowel Or teething trouble, the sum of On. HUNDRED DOLLAR'S /Meetly restored to its place. These and the other minor ills of Mtn) ones ere speedily relieved and promptly cured by Baby's Own Unib- lets, and the little ono thrives and cannot be cured by thei use of Beira rnin ITAUDEST WOOD. The hardest known wood is eocus grows plump, sleeps well at night wood. It is much used in the man - mid lath the mother get her much vfacture of liute.s, clarinets, and needed rest as well. Airs. R. IL LaRue, mountaiu, ont„ says ;leer,/ other instruments, The tone which Oa art Cure. 3. CHalliElY, sat not to me Was a Palish student, who land been exiled to Siberia for having Socialistic hooks in bis pos- session. lIa had been summoned to join a regiment tst 2rknts1, and spoke very bitterly on the subject. "They have broken' up my family," . he said, "for both my brothers are in, prison, and now theer have asked me to light for them, We Poles do not forget, Socialism Is' .springing up • among -us. We know what wo have lost and *what WO have suffered,. On the first chance I 11100.11 to desert to the Japanese." PRONTIER. After leaving 'Harbin we moved on through a Vast and melancholy wil- derness—a, treeless waste that stretch- ed away to the horizon. We met few troops -until after we had risen the anountains on the Manchurian fron- tier—a range which may play no email part if the JaPanese succeed, for it is believed that, should they prove victorious, they will hold the passes against the Russians. With the mountains behind vs, we rolled over high table -lands. As we advanced, the troop trains grew more numerous, and before we arriv- ed at Lake Baikal there wee:a...Owe-in ahnoet every sidiag -Mat We passed, Officers told' me that the men who were haetening up were Siberian re- cruits in early stages of training. Many of them were not in uniform; some were noisy and abusive; others stared out of the windows with the :aelancholy aspect of men who did mot fancy the work before them. One oerain load were reasonably cheerful, :singing a chorus which harped on a aserrtence which, being translated, ran, !"Off to Manchuria to -day!' DANGER FROM FLOODS. nal several parts near the ice -bound - 'lavers the hue might, in my opinion, 1)e easily* washed away by the spring ,freshets after the snow melts.. Such ,accidents, I was informed, have hap - 'paned before, and will certainly hap- pen again. The truth is that several of the rivers vary their courses from a -ear to year, and, unless enormously ,lengthy, bridges are built, there is al - .ways a danger of ihe river, or a por- "ion of it, tearing up the permanent •a -ay 100 yards Irani where the bridge as standing. At present, while the frost lasts, ale chief danger " to Russia's coin- ammication Will he in the snowdrifts, athich twice blocked our way until we were dug out -by relief parties., We had no lack of provisions. The atatiaa ,buffet s were well supplied by ,abe peasante; it was not until we were farther wer4 and a Week had fol- lowed the declaration of War that the shoatage began to be fat, d 33 h 0 T bl.t produces is rich and powerful, to all mothers who litive cross or 11e- Another very lard wood is that of Sworn to before Inc and, subscribed In nay presence, this Gth day of December, A. D. 1880. .....A. W, GLEASON, sw, A °tare Pabie Ifall*s Catarrh Cure is taken Internal- , ly, and acts ilirectly on the blood and inuemm surfaces of the system. Seed licate children. I do not know bow i tin) desert Ironwood tree, which, io I could get along without them, grows in the dry wastes along the' r tres.tlY.r"L'iTilkilM a: 00., by nil Druggists, 745, Toledo, 0. Votber, isn't it worth your while to i line of the South Pacific railroad, said Fs give this medicine just ono trial 2 If It has a black heart so hard. when Tette Menet amily Palfor eonsta your medicine dealer does notthat it n m. keep , well seasoned, will turn the - atleVI edge of an axe, and can scarceln be the Tablets send 25 cents to The Dr. Williams Afedicine Co., Brock_ cut by a well tempered saw, vine, Ont., and the Tablets win bo sent by mail post paid. e .ARM'Y TRIALS. ASLEEP SEVEN'TFIEN YEARS. An Infantryman's Long Siege. Dr. IIerbst, in the Wiener Medizin- ••••••••••••••• MAYORAL PRIVILEGF.. A curious privilege attaches to the office of Mayor of Limerick. Prone time immemorial the mayor has claimed the right to a quarter of a ton of coal out of every cargo im- . ischen Freese, tells of a woman, ram- This soldier's tale of food is later. ported into The coal mer - the town ed Conine Meyer, who, falling asleep estieg. chants recently objected to Paying in 1886, remained in \hat state for 1)uring His term of service in the this tribute, and a test 0080 Wile tttk- seventeon years. Dit 4 that period 17th Infantry in Cuba and milt_ en to the local Quarter hessions, 'the the woman's eyes were closed, but pines, an Ohio soldier boy contracted magistrates decided in favor of the she was otherwise in possession of a disease of the stomach ad bowels mayor. That official receives over her fahatities. She was nourished which all army doctors who treated 100 tons of coal from this source ev- with pap, milk-, and eggs, and in- him pronounced incurable, hut which ery year raid distributes it among the variably made movements Witli her Grape -Nuts food alone tureda ' tOWla although there is mouth when she wanted to drink. "In October, 1899, when " my en- no legal reason why he should not u.se it for his own private purpeees. Lever's Y -Z (Wise Head) Disinfect- ant Soap Powder is better than other powders, as it is both soap and disinfectant. During the seeenteen years she „suffer- hstment expired, I was discharged estelecineseetNere- and 'arreattaek of in- from the Army at Calulute, Philip- iluenza. These aihnents had no ef- pines, and returned to the States on feet on her sleep. When at last the the first aVailable steamer that left Manila. 'When I got heal° I was a total wreck physically and my doctor put Inc to bed saying he considered me the worst broken-down man of my age he ever eaw and after treat- ing me 0 months he coneidered my case beyond medical aid. "During the fall and winter of 1900 and '01 I was admitted to the Barnes Hospital in Washington, D. C. for treatment for chronic inflammtation of the stomach and bowels, but after 5 months retained home as bad as ever. "I continued taking medicine until February, 1902, when reading a news- paper one day I read about Grape - Nuts and was so inapressed I Sent out for a package right away. "The resat is quickly told for I have used Grape -Nuts continually ev- er since witli the best results, my health is so I can do a fair day's hard work, stomach and bowels are in good condition, have gained 40 pounds in weight and I feel like a new man altogether. • "I owe my present good health to the newly married, designed and fur- nished with the latest comfort. The decorations are in the best Parisian style, and polite female attendants look after the comfort of the happy couple. Nome but couples on a honeymoon are allowed to use this magnilicent car. The partitions aro removable, and the ear can be used as a series of email compartments o1. as a coupee of roomy saloons, woman awoke she had the feeling that she had only been asleep during the night, .--- TRG AININCOLLEGE. There is a policemen's college in St. Petersburg to train applicants Lor the force. There is a museum coinbined with the school where the pupils make themselves familiar with the tools of criminals—jemmies, drills, Chisels, and contrivances for robbing collection boxes. The Rus- sian passport system is studied in detail. The duties of the dvornilcs a sort of assistant police, are taught. Ther keep watch on the residences, report on the habits of the tenants and their visitors, ex- amine the papers of new -comers, and direct them to report themselves at the police station. I-I01\1ElY11100N CARS. The Karsk-Zarkoff Railroad, of Russia, advertises a special car foi Grape -Nuts beyond all doubt for medical science was exhausted.' NEW 2*ERRORS. Young Mr, Freshly (to his tutor): "Will you tell no something of the Reign of Terror? You know all about it, I believe." Absent-minded Profeseor :—"13,eign of Terror? Know all about it? should say clid. Six children at ray house—oldest nine, youngest three—and all down with the whoop- ing cough." - Heart -Sick Peceelea-Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart is a heart tonic that never fails to cure—is swift in its effects— goes closer to the " border land" and snatches from death's grip more sufferers than any other remedy. for any family of diseases and ailments in the category of human sufferings. Gives relief in 30 minutes. -75 SMOKING IN .JAPAN. The Japanese pipe holds a little wad of finely -cut tobacco about tho size of a pea. It is lighted, and the Nciaenellec, 1,guivehen by Postern Co., Battle tsinlieoleinnotiiieekettal oanecilooundg fiN.\o'hinl.11,nobsloorifaunlgd Had he coneulted any one of sever- Blionolgitelii,' s'teT ho lrnS taliciaine2thhaoLe e al thousand physicians we know of they would have prescribed Grape-. and a lady Who desires to give a gen- . Look In each Package, for the fain- her Pipe, tukes hall a Nuts immediately. • twleiimiffa,iithaensPilerliacts1 ohfinlii,erandfalveotrs It to him firdsh it.' ' otis little book, I.The Roan to llrell- ville." • CI Ia. Nia WAY RATES TO Tup VIA GREAT NORTII- ERN RAILWAY. re daily during "March and April, cheap one way Colonist tick- ets will be issued from all stations In Ontario to al/ points on the reat Northern Ry. in the States of Mon- tana, lclabo, Washington, and Ore- gon, nlso all points in 13ritisb Col- hunbia. On March 1st, 8th, 15, 122nd rind 200, and April neth, 12th, 100, 20th, one way second dress tiekets will be issued from Chicago to points in North Dakota at greatly reduced rates. Full information as to time of trains, berth rates In Tourist. Sleep- er, also literature on any of the above States on application to Chas, W. Cr,avea, District Passenger Agent. 6 King St. 'West, Room 12, Toronto, or P. I. Whitney, General Passenger Agent, St. Peel, Minn. sene, RITSSIAN PEASANT. Potz atuzeti uina, V01 lic;ra and we* ase baunll t3 foliew—the ' ornaeh and nerves cnt of kilter means n in the eering Suth American Nere is a great puriner, cures Ind/nett:ma sspepsia, and teue4the nerves. The best valence of its effieacy is the unsolicited eetiniony of thousands of tured05es,-76 re 1 t to prove I me re 11 AI1' other IfA,CS WITH MANY TARTANS. Many Seotch ,clans have iitareral rturis, such as a common tartan, u. huutiug tartan, and a full-dress tartan. Enely in tha du,y u. nig,h- Janitor (yr position dons a. kilt of , plain tartan, tied in lite evening tor dinner be puts on Ida full-dress trtr., tan, with sporran and richly jewelled dirk. Por estiniple, the Matpherson dress tartan is black and white, with a narrow red line, and the hunting 'Macpherson is a small blue and Week and red check. The Stuarts have three tartans, and the , design of their hunting tartan in dark blue arid green is partieularly line, Each clan has its OW11 badge - Tile Duff men wear holly, the Cor- dons an ivy-Ieaf, the Stuarts an oak leaf, and so on. They are Morally and Tlaysically Degenerating. Foul Breath/ The truth is that the Russian t h peasant, 100,000,000 of him, is un- der present conditions sleevelet.- stare, idg to death. 'IDS—average earnings in the central provinces are 17 and 18 kopecks (8 to 9 cents) a day throughout the year; (luring the bus- iest harvest tie they rise to an av- erage of 27 to 30 kopecks( 13 to 18 cents) a day; during the whole win- ter he and his family earn nothing. His diet consists of meal, flour and grits, cabbage and potatoes; no moat, excepting three times a year. His diet is insufficient and less than in any civilized country. The hovel he lives in is two and a half yards long and one and one-half yards high, harboring the whole family and whatever cattle he possesses. These data are taken from official sources. Is it a wonder that the Russian peasant has morally and physiCaIly degenerated ? That the women are immoral, dreading maternity, and given to a frightful. extent to infan- ticide ? That the men are nomads, leaving wives and children for months, often years, trying to earn something in, towel or in Inc away districts? That the recruit- ing in these central provinces shows progressively physical unfitness for the army? That the health of the wolnen is bad, and that the rate of increaSe in the 'population in, this "black -earth belt" has dropped to 0.26, against 1 1-2 in the whole empire ? "Jaisies," said his stern papa, wha was himself suffering from ficalities, lam seriously disa.leased with you, 1-.)o you latiow, sir, that you ore a caadidato for a whipping?" "I hope I'll be defeated, father," was the ite- &taut, reply. And he was. 30 a RN? eadache Are Banished by DF. Catarrhal Powder. It Relieves in 10 Minutes. F. A. Bottom, druggist, Cookshire, Que. says: "Por'20 years I suffered from Catarrh. My 'breath was very 0M:halve even to myself. 1 tried every- thing whith proinised ine a cure. In almost all instances I bad to proclaim them no good at all. I was induced to try Dr. Ag-newa, Catarrhal Powder. I got relief lastaatly after first applica- tion. 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