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SHIFTING OF '+'ART$' S AXIS IS
CAUSE FOR EVOLUTION.
A. Savant Cites a Few Conditions
as Proof of His Novel De-
claration.
Professor Heinrich Simroth, the
Leipzig zoologist, has a new theory
to explain evolution and to account
for the ;present distribution of ani-
mals en the earth.
Re calls his doctrine the pendula-
tion theory. Pendulation is the
eternal ,slow oscillation of the
earth's axis which makes the poles
change their positions and there -
tore involves a 'slow change of cli-
mate on a given spot.
That the poles do shift is proved
by such phenomena as the proces-
sion of the equinoxes, In past ages,
says Simroth, the earth's axis
changed its angle greatly. The
north and south poles swung perio-
dically to where the equator is now,
and then swung back again.
That, he Bays, is the real expla-
nation of the icecaps which former-
ly covered the temperate zone. It
expl.ainls the former fertility of the
extreme north and south, which is
provd by Shackleton's disocvery of
coal measures near the south pole.
It also gives a reason for the
elevation of continents and islands.
L Wherever the equator was for the
time being there centrifugal force
kept the sea higher than it was at
THE FLATTENED POLES.
The land was, therefore, sub-
merged. Later it rose in the sihape
of islands and continents. That is
why there are remains of seaweed,
mussels and crabs, and also raised
beaches hundreds of miles inland.
The pendulation which caused
these changes at the • same time pre-
determined the evolution and dis-
tribution of animals and of men.
Primitive man arose in Central
Europe because there the pendula
tion was greatest.
The north pole always traveled
south along an invariable line,
which corresponded to about the
tenth degree east of Greenwich—
that is, through Germany, Upper
Italy and Africa. This part of the
world, therefore, underwent the
most marked changes of climate,
and these ehang•es of climate helped
on evolution. .
Animals that could not adapt
themselves to it died out, land ani-
mals took to the sea, and the sea
animals took to the land. The re-
latively rapid changes of climate
supplied a test of fitness to live.
Paleontological research confirms
this theory. The best and earliest
fossils of beings which now exist,
including main, have been found in
Europe in a belt between the west
of France and Vienna. Here was
the origin of man, and here he at-
tained soonest
A HIGH TYPE.
Farther away from the line of
pendulation the climatic changes
were weaker, and animal life de-
veloped more slowly. That is
proved by the fauna of Australia.
Australia is farthest of all conti-
nents away from the line of pendu-
lation and Australia has the most
primitive mammals and the lowest
type of man.
Pendulation explains many other
scientific puzzles. The disturbance
caused by the swinging of the
poles is enough to account for
mountain formation and for earth-
quakes. The pendulation itself was
probably due to one of two causes.
It was due either to original move-
ments in the spiral nebula, which
condensed to form the solar system,
or to a twist given to the earth by
the terrific impact of a second
moon.
Simroth holds that the elevated
continent of Africa to -day repre-
sents the debris of this fallen moon.
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SINGING FOR CONVICTS.
Latest Innovation In Berlin's Fam-
ous Moabit Prison.
Singing is the latest innovation
introduced by the German prison
authorities for the diversion of'con-
victs. .
In the famous Moabit prison for
long term convicts in Berlin, pri-
soners who possess musical talent
are formed into a class which, as-
sembles every night in the centre
corridor just before the convicts go
to bed to sing sacred songs.
These songs reverberate through
all the galleries of the prison and
into the cells, the doors of which
are opened for the purpose. On
Sunday ,afternoon all the •convicts
gather in the prison chapel to join
in choral singing.
As silence is strictly enforced at
the Moabit prison, the convicts look
forward to the opportunity, to sang
with almost childish delight.
GETTING SHODDY.
Lew Dike—They don't put good
iinaterial in the goods they make
now -a -days.
Walt Hewes ----That's true, ' 'I
used to get neckties that would last
fifteen years; now . I can't get
more'n ten outer them.
TO STRENGTHEN
WEAK NERVES
The Blood Supply 1•ut be Made
Rich) Red and lure
When you build up the blood you
strengthen the nerves, because the
nerves get their .food through the
blood. You cannot reach the
nerves with medicine except through
the blood—this is a great medical
truth few people realize, Nervous
people are pale people. They are
nervous because they are pale. The
blood is so thin and watery that it
cannot nourish the nerves. Starved
nerves mean sciatica, neuralgia,
nervous prostration, paralysis.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People are a real nerve tonic, They
supply •plenty, of nourishing red
blood to the exhausted nerves, thus
enabling them to do the work na-
ture intended they should do. This
is the simple, secret of the success
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in cur-
ing nerve troubles. As to their
value in cases of sciatica, Mrs. Job
Palmer, Fenelon Falls, Ont., says:
"For seven weeks I suffered un-
told agony from sciatica. I tried
everything to ease the pain, but it
steadily grew worse. Liniments
had no more effect upon the trou-
ble than water. Then the dector
told me to apply a hot iron to the
afflicted part and I did so morning
after morning, but my leg had bo -
come so numb with the pain that I
could hardly feel the heat of the
iron. I never• expected to be able
to walk again, my leg was so drawn
up: I had tried so many things
that I had given up hope, yet at the
urging of my brother I decided to
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. To
my surprise in two weeks I was
able to stand on my feet with but
little pain, and soon after I was
able to walk about again. I con-
tinued taking the Pills for about
two months, but some time before
I discontinued their use my leg had
become normal again, and the
agony of the trouble had disappear-
ed, and I have not since had a
twinge of it. Words fail to express
my gratitude for what the Pills did
for me and I most strongly recom-
mend them to all sufferers from
sciatica."
The every day mission of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills is to cure cases
like the above, and they will not
disappoint if given a fair trial.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for i$2.50 from The. Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Broekvile, Ont.
TOWNS WITHOUT TAXES.
Germany and Franco Have One
Each.
It was recently reported from
Germany that there was a little
town within the empire in which
there were no taxes. The town pos-
sessed benefactions, the revenues
from which enabled it to pay its
way without the intervention of the
tax gatherer.
France never.likes to be outdone
by anything German, so a Paris
contemporary has set itself the task
of finding a parallel. Something
more than a parallel has been dis
covered, for not only are there no
taxes but hte timbers on the com-
munal lands are -sufficient -to grant
each persona small annuity. This
happy land is Montmarion, in the
Midi. • There are seven electors in
the hamlet, so to avoid anything
like rivalry the seven return them-
selves to the local council. Cutting
The Best Treatment
for Itching Scalps
and Falling Hair
To allay itching and irritation of the scalp,
prevent dry, thin and falling hair, remove
crusts, scales and dandruff, and promote the
growth and beauty of the hair, the following
special treatment is most effective, agreeable
and economical. On retiring, comb tho hair
out straight all around, then begin at the side
and make a parting, gently rubbing Cuticura
ointment into the partingwith a bit of soft
flannel held over the end of the finger. Anoint
additi nat partings about half an inch apart
untll the whole scalp has been treated, the pur-
posebeing to get the Cuticura ointment on the
scalp skin rather than on the hair. It is well
to place a light covering over the hair to
protect the pillow from postibte stain. Tho
next morning, shampoo with Cuticura soap
and hot water. . Shampoos alone may be
Used as often at agreeable, but once or
twice a month is generally sufficient for
this special treatment for women's hair. Not-
withstanding Cuticura soap and ointment are
sold everywhere,: those wishing to' try this
treatment may do so without expense by
sending to "Cuticura," Dept. 4M, Boston, I.
S. A.; for a free sample of Cuticura soap and
ointment. with 32-D. book on skin and hair:..
down the treed; and selling them tiN
sufficient to provide a livelihood for
these simple people, whose tastes
are so needeat that they may be
termed by some uncivilized..
TO TUE MANOR BORN.
Lord Charles Beresford and the
Duke of Argyll were t 'avelling to-
gether on the Great Western Rail-
way, in England. The only other
occupant of their compartment was
a prosperous drummer, whose ane
cess had been due to natural talent
tor business rather tharx to sound
education. The noblemen found
their companion entertaining, so
they listened to his talk until a
sinall station in Gloucestershire was
reached. Here Lord Charles Bela
esford alighted, and was met by a
servant of the people with whom
Lord Charles Beresford. •
he was gciug to stay. The drum-
mer leaned out of the window,
open-mouthed and wide-eyed. He
saw his lordship bowed into a splen-
did carriage and driven off down a
country lane. Drawing his head
within the carriage again he turned
to the duke and said: '
"Oos 'im 2"
"He is Lord Charles Beresford,"
the duke replied.
"Well, now !" said the drummer.
"Fancy the likes of 'im 'obnobbin'
with -two cads like you and me I"
SHUT THAT WINDOW.
After spending the, greater part
of the evening with friends John
decided that home was the place
for him, and, arriving there, he
elected to sleep in the front gar-
den. Next morning, happening to
look up, he saw his wife observing
him from an open window. "Shut
that window!" he yelled. "Do you
want me to catch my death of
cold ?"
A WINNING START.
A Perfectly Digested Breakfast
Makes Nerve Force for the Day.
Everything goes wrong if the
breakfast lies in your stomach like
a mud pie. What you eat does
harm if you can't digest it—it turns
to poison.
A bright lady teacher found this
to be true, even of an ordinary light
breakfast of eggs and toast. She
says:
"Two years ago I contracted a
very annoying form of indigestion.
My stomach was in such condition
that asimple breakfast of fruit,
toast and egg gave me great dis-
tress.
"I was slow to believe that trou-
ble could come from such asimple
diet, but finally had to give it up,
and found a great change upon a
cup of hot Po•stum and Grape -Nuts
with cream, for my morning meal.
For more than a year I have held
to this course and have not suffered
except when injudiciously varying
my diet.
"I have been a teacher for sever-
al years and find that my easily di-
gested breakfast means a saving of
nervous force for the entire day.
My gain of ten pounds in weight al-
so causes me to want to testify to
the value of Grape -Nuts.
"Grape -Nuts holds first rank at
our table."
Name given by Canadian Postum
Co., Windsor, Ont.
"There's a reason." Read the
little book, "The Road to Well-
ville," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new ens
appears from time to time. They ars
genuine, true, and lull of human Interest
TO DESTROY PORPOISES.
A new use has been found for the
submarine by the French ministry
of marine. The artificial porpoises
are to fight and kill the natural
porpoise. It has been discovered
that hungry porpoises on the French
coast have almost ruined the sar-
dine industry, which mints millions
for the people of the coast towns
and the Channel isles. To' remedy
this state of affairs, torpedo boats
and the submarines are being sent
under "sealed orders" to scour the
waters of the channel and make
things, so hot under water for the
blunt -nosed acrobats of the waves
that those who survive will take to
the. Irish Sea, the North Sea or the
Bay of Biscay.
IN SUMMERTIME
ae borne should be
without a bottle of
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Wild Strawberry
Compound
It promptly Checks;Diarrhoca,
Cholera Infanturn, Cholera
Morbus, Nausea, vomiting
and Summer Complaint.
In ase. ands pe, Milts, at your
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BIG AND LITTLE RELIGION.
This story comes from Australia,
where all conversation turns even-
tually to matters educational, be-
cause every parent is painfully
anxious that hie sons shall pass the
standard which will free them from
certain years of military service. A
visitor was conversing with his
host's small son and opened as a
matter of course with the words;
"Do you go to school now ?"
"Yes."
"And what do you learn? Road
ing, writing, sums ?"
"Oh, yes, and I learn religion,
too."
"Religion ?"
"Yes. I learn the little religion,
which teaches that we all come from
Adam. But my' elder brother is in
a higher class; he learns the big
religion, and that teaches that we
all came from monkeys."
SIEGE OF DELHI.
Greatest of historical Spectacles at
the C.N.E. this Year.
The Siege of Delhi will be the
historic ,spectacle at the Canadian:
National Exhibition this year.
There is no more terribly pictur-
esque scene in English history than
this sketch from the great Indian
mutiny. The rich and varied cos-
tumes of the natives of different
castes mingled with the uniforms of
the English officers give to it color
that cannot fail to delight the eye,
while the tragic drama cannot fail
to be of enthralling interest. Every
detail is to receive the strictest at-
tention to-realce this the greatest of
the many historical spectacles that
the Canadian National has become
famous for.
Even a small man may have a
large .opinion of himself.
Worms feed upon the vitality of
children and endanger their lives.
A simple and effective cure is Mo-
ther Graves' Worm Exterminator.
PEARLS OF TRUTH.
God loves a hungry child that is
aye crying for bread.—Samuel
Rutherford. ,
No one is useless in this world
who lightens the burden of it for
any one else. Dickens.
Let us be not too particular. It
is better to have old second-hand
diamonds than none at all.—Mark
Twain.
When I want any good headwork
done I always choose a man, if suit-
able otherwise, with a long nose.—
Napoleon.
Constant application to pleasure
takes away the enjoyment, or ra-
ther turns it into the nature of a
very burdensome and laborious
business.—Burke.
There is only one road to human
prosperity, and it is the •same for a
nation as for an individual. That is
the honest road of hard work under
free institutions, and when they
tried to teach people that they
could be made rich by some short
cut they were doing that which was
thoroughly dishonest.—Mr. Walter
Long, M.P.
LAMENT OF THE RISE IN BEEF.
The water wagon passes
Right by my humble door,
They call to me to climb it—
I will not board it more.
I have a gnawing hunger
Its fluid does not slake
I want the butcher wagon
That used to stop with steak.
The loud bandwagon passes
With statesmen clustered thick,
They call to me to join them
And save the country quick.
Alas! they fill no stomach,
Its place they cannot take—
The good old butcher wagon
That used to stop with steak.
Minard's Liniment Cures narget In Cowe. ED. 7.
ISSUE 8O-'12.
l'EE REPLY.
There are drawbacks even to be-
ing the wife of a wealthy titian, as.
7ltrs. Rieh around out. Although
they have only been married a few
weeks, she hardly ever has a quiet
hour with her husband, It's bust-
Bess from inorn till night, and in
the evening he only begs for peace
and rest, So the other day she came
down to dinner in a sombre black
frook,. "Why on earth, dear,"
said Mr. Rioh, eyeing her gown
with distaste, "are you wearing.
that frock? Why, it's half -mourn-
ing." "Of course it's half -mourn-
ing," replied the lady, with mush
meaning. "Don't you always say
when you come home from the of-
fice that you are half dead?"
ZA11M-BU1 AND OUTDOOR LIFE.
Every tennis or ball player, every
swimmer, every canoeist, every man
of woman who loves outdoor life
and .exercise, should keep a box of
Zam-Buk handy.
Zara-Buk is a purely herbal pre-
paration, which, as soon as applied
to outs, bruises, burns, sprains,
blisters, etc,, ,seas up highly bene-
ficial operations. First, its anti-
septic properties render the wound
free from all danger from blood
poisoning. Next, its soothing pro-
perties relieve and ease the pain.
Then its rich, herbal balms pene-
trate the tissue, and set up the
wonderful process of healing.
are all quickly cured 'by Zam-Buk.
Barbed wire scratches, insect stings,
are all quickly cured by Zam-Buk.
All druggists and stores. Use Zam-
Buk Soap also; 35c. per tablet.
"They tell me that your small
boy says some unusually clever
things." "Yes, yes. Did you hear
his latest?" "Sure." "Why, you
never met him." "True, but I've
met a lot of doting fathers who in-
variably tell the same old silly
tales."
A Pill That Lightens Life.—To the
man who is a victim of indigestion
the transaction of business becomes
an added misery. He cannot con-
centrate his mind upon his tasks
and loss and vexation attend him.
To such a man Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills offer relief. A course
of treatment, according to direc
tions, will convince him of their
great excellence. They are confi-
dently recommended because they
will do all that is claimed for them.
Mother—There now, don't whip
Johnny. You know the Bible says:
"Let not the sun descend . upon
your wrath." Father—That's all
.right; but it doesn't say not to let
your wrath descend upon the son.
Wire Wounds
My mare, a very valuable one, was bad-
ly bruised and cut by being caught in a
wire fence. Borne of the wounds would
not heal, although I tried many different
medicines. Dr. Bell advised me to use
MINARD'S LINIMENT, diluted at first,
then stronger as the sores began to look
better, until after three weeks, the sores
have healed, and best of all, the hair is
growing well, and is NOT WHITE as is
most always the case inFhorse
I)OUCds.
, M.Weymouth.
'Said one man on the street,
speaking to a friend : "Well, money
talks." "Maybe it does," answer-
ed the other, "but all it ever said
to me was `Good-bye."
Oil for Toothache.—There is no
pain so acute and distressing as
toothache. When you have so un-
welcome a visitor apply Dr. Tho-
mas' Eclectric 011 according to di-
rections and you will find immedi-
ate relief. It touches the nerve
with soothing effect and the pain
departs at once. That it will ease
toothache is another fine quality of
this Oil, showing the many uses it
has.
Heck—"If I ever marry I'll rule
the roost, or know why." Peck—
"You'll know why all right."
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
The excesses of our youth are
drafts upon our old age, payable
with interest about thirty years af-
ter date.
There is no poisonous ingredient
in Holloway's' Corn Cure, and it
can be used without danger of in-
jury,
Many a man gets a crick in his
elbow from turning over new leaves.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
ACCEPTED THE APOLOGY.
An Irishman was going along the
road when an angry bull rushed at
hint and tossed him over a fence.
The Irishman, recovering from
his fall, upon looking up, saw the
bull pawing and tearing tip the
ground, as is the custom of the ani-
mal when irritated, whereupon he
smiled at the animal and said, "If
it Yeas' not for your bowing and
scraping. and your humble apolo-
gies, you brute, faix, I should think
that you'd thrown ice over this
fence on purpose."
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A DIFFICULT TASK.
Betsy, an old colored cook, was
moaning around the kitchen one
day when her mistress asked her
if she was ill. "No, ma'am, not
'zaetly," said Betsy. "But the fac'
is, I don't feel ambition 'nough to
git outer my own way."
A Safe Pill for Suffering Women.
—The secluded life of women,
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NUPTIAL JOYS.
Mgrs. Backlot—Have a good time
at Sadie's wedding?
Mrs. Oldahawl—Fine; we just
cried all evening at the awful match
that poor girl made.
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"Is that plant I see in your gar-
den. a perennial or an annual?"
"Neither ; it's a failure."
Very many persons die annually
from cholera and kindred summer
complaints, who might have been
saved if proper remedies had been
used. If attacked do not delay in
getting a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kel-
logg's Dysentery Cordial, the medi-
cine that never fails to effect a
cure. Those who have used it say
it acts promptly, and thoroughly
subdues the pain and disease.
Some men who know very little
are not altogether sure of that.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.
Howell—Rowell doesn't speak to
his wife.
Powell—And I can remember
when he thought it was worth one
dollar to say a few words to her by
long-distance telephone.
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Gallons (Imperial) $1.25. Special circular free—teas
what others say about Coopor'e. Any dealer or
WM. COOPER & NEPHEWS - - TORONTO
COW COMFORT
la guaranteed to keep Flies off your Cattle
$2.00 PER GALLON
Dilute with 4 gallons of water.
Write for a gallon now $e
THE THACLAREN IMPERIAL CHEESE CO.,
LTD., WOODSTOCK, ONTAaIO.
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Limited, Montreal
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41.45 BROADWAY. N. T.
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The destruction of the house sy
is a public duty. Almost every
American State. Board of Health is
carrying on a crusade against him.
His filthy origin and habits, and
the fact that his body i s generally
laden with disease -producing germs,
makes him one of the greatest ene-
mies of the human race.
If the housekeepers of Canada will
use
WILS rWS
FLY PADSI
persistently; this peril will be tre-
mendously reduced.