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•'-" has been seen at,
.4 'white .crow
Pendleton, B.C.
Beef settle are being shipped
f from 1110 -hail to Seattle. ori;taut
, P. Burns &' Co. bring
into Ferriesby the oaaloed
be " Irunning
is will
`la
a year ax tr
an
between OrovzllP and
Chicago.
ca
go
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hauled from
l'
Supplies are being 1
Hedley to the Golden Zone Fmine.
e
This year $405 shave been Bee t d
or do taxes in Bh irmore,
f g at the port of
�' u
r
!lots
The tour i for their
Viotorza received $17,000
services last year.
Over 2,000,000 feet of lumber are
being shipped from Hardsorabblel
to New Hazleton.
e municipal street railway oaf
onton will build 10 miles of
track next year. rice
lit
promise to be higher in p
winter than ever before in Bri Columbia. batbought 24,800
Lord Joicey.acres'of land near' Fort George, for
whioh he paid $450,000.
B. Clifford of Scotch; Creek Flats
recently killed five grizzly bears,
while hunting around Shusway
Lake.
Stewart has a nine hour electric
light service: After midnight the
night hawks have to use candle and
kerosene' lamps. was recently
A five pound potato
rained in Summerland. It was over
a foot in length and would make a
sensation in Ireland. Mons•
0. W. Palmer of Butte, ,
has the contract for moving the
business buildings of Frank to the
new .site near the Sanitarium.
This season 586 whales were cap-
tured on the west coast of Vancou-
ver Island, sixteen of them being
sperm whales. • ' The catch was
smaller than last year.
The Canadian Pacific Railway's
steel bridge over the South
hbcok
River, east of Cowley,
has n
completed. It is 1,900 feet long,
--^^ -' arid''25d-teet above the river r bed.
The cost was about $1,500,
00.
The Keystone Cement Company
has secured a . site at Blairmore
and will build a plant this winter.
The new plant will. employ 200 men
t when completed, and turn out
1,500 tons of cement daily.
Recently a blue grouse killed it-
self by flying with great force
against a window in the Central
hotel at Prince Rupert. It evident-
ly mistook the flowers in the win-
dow for
in-dow.for the entrance to a forest.
The shack of Charles McKinnon,
miner, Was burned down in Hai-
el:ton. The Dad miner was aeleep out
t
the time and had'to be pulled t
by nei-ghbors. In the fire he lost all
he had made in forty years pros-
pecting.
A survey is being made of the up-
per Columbia River to determine
the feasibility of opening up a wa-
ter route from Robson to the' sea,
via the '.Columbia River. , The Do-
minion Government has set aside
$3,000 for the purposeof making
ANAEMIC GIRLS
SEEM EVERYWHERE
Nine Out of Every Ten Stow
Symptoms of This Serious
Trouble.
WJIEN 1014)a)$ KAY BEG.
Nine Oases in Which One Mai Be a
Mendicant,
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n
f
a
The Hindle Shastrar (say's the
Times' of India) consider that beg-
ging is allowable and "virtuous"
in erne oases, namely :
Where a men wants to merry and
is unable to defray the expenses
of marriage, or wishes to ,per-
form a costly sacrifice, or to
travel;
Where lieha
a given away all his.
wealth to priests,. or seeks
wealth for his Guru, or for the
maintenance of his father, or
his mother; r his
Where he seeks wealth for
own
st
utl
Y
or is ill,
So steadily does anaemia under-
mine the health of young, growing
girls and young 'women that it is
lzg y
' htly. regarded as one of the
Ni
pe
greatest duenesss of her sex. Nne
l
women out of ten are bloo dess ,
more or less,. and in many cases
P
neglect has allowed anaemia to
veto into hopeless deoline, There
is a security and new strength for
weak tired girls and women in Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
ple. le. They actually make the new,
good blood of health that banishes
the "always tired" weakness, and
the continual backaches of anae-
mia, They drive away headaches,
the low spirits, the palpitation of
the overworked heart and the fits
of nervousness that mark the wo-
men whose weak blood is unable to
nourish their wasting frames. Dr.
Willams' Pink ' Pillss have given
health to unhappy anaemics in cas-
es too numerous to record. Here
is one example. Miss Hattie B.
White, Whitehall, Ont., says :—
"Some two years ago ' I became
very much run down. I consulted.
a doctor who told me that it was a
bad case of anaemia and nervous-
ness. I had most of the symptoms
that accompany this trouble, such
as headaches, a tired feeling, poor
appetite, an pallor. The doctor's
me
help
did
not seemto
medicine
and then I began changing from
one medicine to another, but with
no better results. Finally at the
suggestion of my mother I decided
to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I
got two boxes and by the time I
had taken thein I began to feel bet-
ter. This cheered me very much,
and I continued using the Pills un-
til I had taken nine or ten boxes.
When I was again enjoying the very
best of health, and had gained in
weight as well. I have proved in
my case that Dr. Williams Pink
Pills are a cure for anaemia, and
can recommend: them to similar suf-
ferers."
Soldby all medicine dealers or
ARS YOUR 141!<NAS CIIA.PPEO tIt
vile l4ao a large estates. two in.
Will •Cure Thera. peasants are eetrernoly .o rnserva
,sill-uicle theirmethodsmethodsa# agruLtlture,
The particular danger of ellapped lave a
hands, and cold Xerac is (spare alto- and oxen and rbaffelopurpirseenerdl-,,
gether' from the pain) is thee the lyttr sed oce is, cozrlpulsory, , Mill -
cold
cold is likely ii e,fepenetrate end set tltieslens are •permitted. to buy
ins animation, fesioxing, themselves off if se they wish.
blood-poi5OZL. Directly xes di i
s
broken by a out,; a
or chaffed and cracked by the ac-
tion of the cold winds and water,.
the one necessary precaution is to
apply Zan1-Buk freely.. h
The pure herbal juices from whie.
Zam-Buk is prepared are 50 per.
feetly combined and refined that
ram -
teas immediate effect of tle
1�se G
Buk dressings is soothing, antisep-
tic,
and healing,
Mrs. O. M. Pboen, Neuchatel, j down which the horses Dan
M s.
how pleasedl :—"I1 must tell uk, i walk in four stalls, where they will
e
6
2 feet . uk„about f
a` B
Z m
within
amthemselves se
hem
t
how:find
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di
tan
onf husband had an old frostbite ano',inohesoyF waren brine. After e
Yyears, and ; .
his footdfos many -{ ing in this for the number of hours
lead tried almost every known rene,1 ordered by a veterinary surgeOny
s d.
ct but the brought out,dried,
anyZa ,
withoutwill be
they e
4
e. Y
ed
y,
's
first application of Zam Buk stella properly bandaged, to avoid all risk
The ascetic may beg; having
given up .all concern with the wor.ld,.
his case may be placed on a par with
that of the person who has made
over all his wealth• to priests.
for an able-bodied
It is degrading
person who does not fall - under any
of the nine categories mentioned to
throw himself on the charities of
others. A person in' distress, as for
example during a famine, may be
treated as one who is ill, The
Buddhist and Jain ascetics may beg
like their Brahmin brethren; and a
multiplication of the ascetic orders
has led to 1a multiplication of men-
dicants.
BRINE CURE FOR UOl2SES.
Bath Experinlerlt rtt Breit,
Bak
Novel .
witch for Afflicted �,.nilnels.
t in which four horses
A brine bath,
an stand in hot brine, is now in I
0
existence tit Droitwiteh,. England.
The has beep built at the rear
bath.
St, of 1�1r, Everett'. "garafaQ, in S 1
or e's Square, with• a eloping
Ge g;
wp .;submit to a headache •ts to wt to
To stop It at e:*Ce *Imply take
ki.ORV *GO Headache Waters
onori . ti xrag" srtd crtxo1�
Druggist will cottferri our stetement that they de not eta ltd,lt
anything
NATIONAL P.1111�+ ANO CHEMICAL co. - • NADA, LIMITED+ tO4
Your rug s
that can harm heart or nervous slam. 25e, s. boa.
In many cases the asceticism is
nominal and' is a cloak for avoiding 1
work. and the'anxieties connected
with it. But such dishonest mendi-
cancy finds no support in the Shas-
tras.
In the permissible cases certain
rules are to be observed.
the
ex-
penses
Thus a man. may beg , which
of his first marriage,
is enjoined as a duty, but not for
his second marriage during the
lifetime of the first wife.
If he begs in the latter case„ he is
told, somewhat coarsely, that he
must look upon the offspring by the
second wife as if it belonged to the
donors of the expenses.
Similarly the Hindu ascetic
should not go out on his begging
round early in the day ; he must b
ers have eaten,
when the household
and the dishes have been removed.
If he gets no alms, he should not
despair, and when he does get food
he should not unduly rejoice. He
should barely support life, and not
indulge his palate.
SCOFFERS
ed to help him so much that he.; of catching cold.
severed and the sore ,is, nrizv ' Droitwitch brine is twelve times
p
cured:' 'We would not be without.
Zam-Bok in the house."
Zam-Bok is also a sure cure for
by mail at 50 cents a box, or six
piles, 'eczema, ulcers, abscesses,
scalp sores, blood -poison, bad leg, years used the brine, bandages n
eruptions, etc. Its purely herbal lame horses, by dipping
composition' makes it the ideal ; it and .,applying them to the legs.
balm for babies and young chill He has found the cure successful for
dren All druggists and stores sell tstrains bangs, and rheumatism.
as strong as ordinary sea water,
and the euro is intended for 'race
horses, polo ponies, , and hunters.
Mr. Everett says that he has for
Zam-Buk 50e, box or post free from
Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, for
r25price. t e
Try also Zam-Buk Soap,
let.
• BULGARIA'S KING.
Bulgaria's success in her great
struggle for freedom is almost en-
tirely-
due to her ruler, King Fer-
dinand, who four years ago as-
sumed the title of Tsar. He is re-
puted to be the most autocratic
ruler in Europe, for virtually the
feudal system prevails in Bulgaria,
Y
and the monarch is recognized as
owner of the soil:
That King Ferdinand has not
abused his power is evident from
his record. .He has extended the
railway system in a very enlighten-
ed. manner, and has adapted his
principal ports to modern shipping,
't
He also found it` very good who e e'
looked after his father's stud farm
at Finstall Park for foals and year-
lings who were weak in the legs.
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR
T
YOUNG CifILDREN.
boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
•r
What to Avoid.
The Tourist—"Which is the best
hotel in this towni"
The Native—"There ain't no
best. I kin only tell yot which is
the worst."
A New Way to Mahe Money.
I am making fortune selling
Pure Fruit Candy. Any brainy
Often
Make the Staunchest
Converts.
The man who scoffs at an idea or
doctrine which he does not fully
understand has at least the courage
to 'show where he stands.
The gospel of Health has many
converts who formerly laughed at,
the idea that tea and coffee, for ex -
itialleirataiere
ore rue
person can do likewise ; so it You ample, ever hurt"anyone. pon
want to make more money than you ('looking into the matter seriously,
ever possessed send ninety -$1x. often at the suggestion of a friend,
d th t Pos-
the survey'rnsworth proposes to
W. L. Fa.
start a large sheep ranch along the
White River in the northern part of
British Columbia. If the Govern-
ment will widen the trail this fall
he will put up buildings d gsithis ng i-` wintertr
and next spring
sheep..
TRICKS YOU DO.
cents in Canadian stamps to cover
the expense of mailing Seventy-
seven Pure Food Candy Formulas,
and the moulds to make the candy.
I will send them prepaid, and help
you start in business. I am glad to
help others, who, like myself, need
money. People say "they candy is
the best they ever tasted" --therein
lies the beauty of the business—
the candy is eaten immediately and
more ordered.' You don't have to
canvas ; you sell right from your
own home. I made $12.00 the first
day ; so can you. Isabelle
legI Inez,
Block L Negley,
Flow Very Easily a Person May Be
Outwitted.
Ask a man if; he thinks he can
etaand still for five minutes, blindd-
folded, without moving his feet.
sounds easy, but it is fairly -safe to
wage? 'that he will move his'feet be-
fore the time is 'half up. It is neces-.
• r
'nary to be •sure that the blindfolding
ie. properly done. If the. performer
does not move his feet, it is p
obas
ble that he will topple over.
A little trick. with the fingers
which is possible but very rarely ac-
complished is to place'. the tips of
the first and third fingers together,
and then try to draw the middle
finger between them without dis-
jointing the tips, and without sup-
port from any other fingers.
Lie flat on your back, bend your
leg back on to your body, and then
try: to straighten your knee. You.
will find it Impossible, the reason
being that you are already using
the necessary =soles for the first
action, the lower; part of the leg be-
Itig worked by the same muscles as
control the upper part.
If you were to ask an"average
cigar -smoker if he could smoke a
. cigar right tll:roatgh ata steady, eon-
secutive puffs without onee.taking
ft fronthis mouth, he would probe-
biy smile at the simplicity` of the
feat. You are fairly 'safe to wager
do it, Half a
t
that h
ec
stn
no
11
him t
self
cigar ` generally consumes itself
whilst held in the fingers of ' the
• gtr oket, o placed er en ash -tray.
such persons have fours a
tuna and a friend's advice have been
their salvation. Io ed in an
"My sister was emp y
eastern city where she had to do
calculating," writes a Western
girl. "She suffered with headache
until she was almost unfitted for
duty.
"Her,landlady persuaded her to
quit coffee and use Postum, and in
a few days she was entirely free
from headache." (Tea is just as
injurious as coffee because. it con-
tains caffeine, the same drug found
in coffee.) "She told her employer
about it, and on trying it, he had
the same experience.
"My father and I have both suf-
fered much from nervous headache
since I can remember, but we
scoffed at the idea. advanced by my
sister, that coffee was the cense of
our trouble.
"However, we finally quit coffee
and began using Postum. Father
to
he
now headache has had but one
four years, due to a severe cold,
and I have lost my headaches and
sour stomach which I ann now con-
vincer' came from coffee.
"A cup of good, hot Postum, is
satisfying to me when I do not care
t,o eat a meal. Circumstances
caused me to locate in a new coun-
try and I feared I would not obe
able to get my favorite drink, poo -
'bin,
'tum, but I was relieved to find that
a full supply is kept here with
i given
heavy demand for it." Name
by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor,
Ont.
Read "The Road to Wellville,"
in pkgs. "There's a reason.•
ever 'read the above letter? A new ons
appears from ,tints to time. ThSY ars
genuine, true, and tun of flumen interest..
When a man 'buys a new hat.he
wants one somewhat like the one lie
had before—hut it's different with
a woman.
iaijus' CUBES
OF KIN ENUPTfCN
CO� Sa;r;p,in�te
Four Children
Nearl Tore Limbs Off fared is
Nearly
by Cuticura Soap
. and Ointment
e'Two of my daughters and two of my sena
were suffering Irma v4r7 heal l beads, the doc-
tor ordering my daughters to have all their
]pair cut off so a.:tq prem tlt Bng
alt ever their
beads, and to
get to the seat
of the trouble
in order to bo
able to r u b
some oint-
ment, Which
he gave them,
well tato the
sores. These
sores started
In eat aid
i n 1K wothee
• hlch a g b t
larger and larger and then burst And spread
all over their eads, and in some cases down'
their backs and bodies. The doctor said It
wasceczema, but they seemed to be daily
boils,t$then sfilledltvithrm Conned looked
like abscesses. They became all inflamed
and irritated, canning therm to be constantly
scrata. This made the sorea
burst Bing tthe sluts.
buret; and tete !Better ;Ho'wed all aver their
beads, We bad Oa eathent finger ban liS
and at tttnes torp gloves
the tr'ritatton `crag so bad, to creep theta from
dt91 ing into the flesh, and at fright tete
,tied Clearly teat their" limbs o f. The"
bolsters would be literally covered with blood.
"The teachers would not let them attend
school tot fear of infec ton s,reading'arnahS
the araarltems:d oe, wixlel resolved so I spreading
bedew
Uut[cu
my duralrn tpreatly. I iei!ti Ointment for
one mo ,ap And ll result I arvelbits
9a
m
result n re
rad
the a
-onto n
til ,use
rad It s
one (Signed) George Arthu't Ito
87,
cure." $t., Flo laird Common, lir.
33a9nsldl, Yonas'., Eng„ Jan. 3 1911,
Although Cttticttra Son F1nr1 Ofaitment aro
said tbrnugholat;, the world. liberalthe skit wilIphe
The atverago girl is mighty .°aro.,
iss t4 drop her hints ealrelt ssly,.`
of each, With '.12 r lroolt o
tent free,'On a t,l,clattotr to Potter D,4D.
sent 98 Colulnbtis Men
:v
Ring Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
Makes Clew GiveVlore Rich Milk.`
conaaered
0
Food e
Stock airy
o IJ
ImternatlonalSt raving to the
Canadyti and the Vatted Stases, tk producer And btxtaW
. I d3
lust as
it dC
n
afi r
n asps >f
� ad 4
Experts tbat .itis the greatest, mi D
restorer In the world.
The W.11a atsemade ontLrred , Eogt Ch irmauof
dairy herd
use Yank liar ederr ttoa of Daily Farmers,
Quantity acid gplitY of milk w % tested
for a svgs
Lionel
a
erp
Int.
ter -
Mita dine—data
added to the reeater feed. and I,xt
1 TER1atAT1OttA.. $TOCK rod owed .w
it
4ncraa� in tyYgilr, of 14.2 pates
„,,ouch• of irnht,rr daily- , Food, od'ded
This proves that International stock
to the regslar feed will increase of every antitY and lus-
tv of Bill
r diva.
ve Che goal! . aids
� s batlntoromkioraal5ttavlr Food
it and ke p cows lu better condition. It proves
thea int is a money-maker
for t intern shoes! Stever y#aarmer who owns one,
for the farmer—that every
or a h.tudred, cows d�9 old feed Iaternationa3
devery
Foo
tackmak ou
Stock the y.
ltidake the test yourself—weigh th
are hind now—iheafeed you'll seeal f how Inter.
again. stat, and weighiii snake money for you.
stational tgok fro p,r
Inte.^ytallonal On aoXe Brea on. request.
latentuto
Sunk Food
is sold by
dealers
hr
cv
Ronal Stock lord w Food Limned! .! eal eour $3,0an Sdxk
ng
,
e e
Mrs. Ulderic Roberge, , Lao Long,
Que., writes :—"I have used Baby's
Own Tablets for my baby who suf-
fered from stomach trouble and
vomiting, also from constipation
and they completely cured him. I
can recommend them to all mothers
as the very best medicine for young
children. The 'Tablets are super-
ior to all other medicines, not only
because they promptly cure sto-
mach trouble, constipation, coag,
etc., but because they are
teed to be absolutely safe and free
from all harmful drugs. Sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
614
Necessary.
"Do you believe in divorce V'
"No.
"Then you are in favor of abol-
ishing It 1"
"Oh, no, I don't believe in wet
weather, but it seems to be neces-
sary sometimes."
If You Value Your Eyesight
reading table with a Lamp
You will equip your
p is the for
Authorities agree that a good kerosene Boil lamhe result oft for
reading. The Rayo is the best oilof years
of scientific study. It gives a steady, white light, clear--
Made of solid brass, nickel plated. Cann be
alidghted
without roe
moving chimney or shade. Easy to
At Dealers Everywhere.
E, IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, Limited
ire ifulnlev
i Fg EG
sAilOct4T° HALIFAX ST.410a151
TnTia9=at.
Minard'e Liniment Co., Ltd. -
Gentlemen,—In July, 1905, I was thrown
from a road machine, injuring my hip
and back badly and was obliged to use a
crutch for 14 montbs. In S n g, 1906, Ute
Wm. Ou rtdee, of Lachnte,
try 5IINARD'S LINIMENT, which I did,
with the most satisfactory results, and
to -day I am as well as ever Inemlylife.
Yourhis
MATTHEW murkAINES.
thusopening up the commerce of his
country. Moreover, he has reor-
ganized the Bulgarian army. of
King Ferdinand is a grandson
Louis Philippe of France.
elected "Where'll I get
age of twenty-- da1
Prince of Bulgaria, and since that dHere s the saw. Just saw some
time hise sole object in and hasibeen I that cordwood into stove lengths.
to increase the power an
deuce of the country over which he of
can have all the sawdust you
Au Artful Approach.
"Son why don't you play circusl
It's great fun. First you make a
sawdust ring.
You
move and
those"`EZE"
cords slide.
Shoulders
free, shirt
. smooth, but.
tons secure.
xaeh Pair Irt-
se,:oat Against
SFras:Stage ro:
gas 7Ssn:Cs.
G-nnine atarrrpral
••5Lf•r' ea hnektes-
5ec.
At d,al.r'a or pod.
p,.idlor 50 cents.
The King
Suspender
Co.
TORONTO
Canada
FARMS FOR SALE.
It W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
UNDRED ACRES—COUNTY , FULTO +;
11...111 Good House;
Cheap and on easy terms. GOOD
�EVENTY-SIS ACRES WITH
buildings and apple orchard; about
five miles from Hamilton.
1,1 w, DAWSON, Toronto,
any sawdust,
rules. He has been married twl
and possesses a family of two sons
and two daughters. The union with
his second wife, who was the Prin-
cess Eleanor of Reuss Kostrich,h
M bulk tea in Papel bags
the pair were young
the nature of romance. ,for selling
there was some' as "Salada'' Tea. Genuine
if a union between them, but I "SALADA" is `sold only in sealed)
lead packets.
At the accession of Queen Vic-
toria, the amount of the British Na-
tional Debt while at at nearlyd
788,-
0,00,000,
last
year the net amount of the Debt
was about £678,000,000.
make."
The "SALAD rt" Tea Co. have
issued a writ for $5,000.00 against
W. Brittain, Grocer, of Toronto,
r 1VE se: -
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Sanaple3 and Booklets' on .Application
AMS LANGMUIR er OD., 'lulled
Rrret.t 'r r)R.ONTO
1:374,73,'tthn.rs' _....-.
Careless of liim
RICK FLOU1 MILL—IN A THRIV-
ing village in Western Ontario; big
local trade; situated en the beat farming
district in Ontario. iiY or Toronto exchange'property.
for nt-
TheYarm, radon, Ont.
The Western Real Estate, Lo
MALE HELP WANTED.
eQ 1XTY TO ONE g ' ITND DOL n as
.•
monthly waiting for yovXn5 after
Telegraphers and Station Agents,
aft e -
me month.. Day and
llere'urses. Rail-
roading.
rate
Advance-
ment rapid. lth6 Dae and 14'[ail Courses. Write
for free Rook 18. Dominion
roadiToronto.
atiSQEta eoUS
T1 MORS. LC hi PS, etc. In•
V
CER. Welts ne
� -terns:, and eSCernal, cured wit horst
vein by our home treltment'Olediclt Co.,
before too late. Dr"
l.imitral. cnit,r¢«•nnd fent WANDANTED- BLACK, SILVER
les, Marten, Fisher and
Mink,
.live Blake Vannatter, halitus
fad, Ontario.
DYGING I CLEANING I
For the Tory best, sand your work to the
•
bttQA, Ur �. A.
talk
negotiations fell through. .Che
Princess remained single, and rad when
King Ferdinand found himself a
widower his thoughts turned to the
woman who had attracted him in
his youth. They were married four
years ago, both being well' on the
way to fifty.
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population rather less n that of
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Ireland, though it slightly
the latter country in area. The
Zadruga, or house -community, is
still popular in Bulgaria, and is
ruled by a house -father and house-
mother, who organize the work and
lay down the law as was the custom
with primitive communities. Pea-
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throughout the country, and only
The 'total police force of England
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