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THE KING'S IIESSENGERS
THE SILVER GREYHOUNDS
AND THEIR DUTIES.
Carry Despatches to the Varlous
Governmeets--Must Net Be
Delayed.
King George bee none, in all his
turily (.4 servants whose duties are
inyeeted with sue h mystery and ro-
Mance aS those of his Foreign Ser -
WOMEN NEED
A SAFE TONIC
Ind There is Nothing Dotter Than
Dr. William' Pink Rills for
Toning Up the Blood,
it is said that woriaan'a work is
never done, aiad that it is a fact
that whether an soeiety or in the
benne her life is filled with more
eares aud mere worries. than 'falls
to the lot of man, For this reeson
'nee Xessengees wriose numbers, i women are eompelled regretfully to
is said, he is ab:eut-, to reduese stays watch, the growing pallor ef their
Lendon Answere, cheeks, the comilig ef 'wrinkles 4114
The very name by which theY the -thinness that 'be -comes more die -
I
are known—the "Silver Grey- tressieg every day. Every woula3,
hounds"—suggests their readiness keesee that ill-bealtli and worry is
to spring et a word from the a feta enemy to beauty, .and that
"ieash," and their eaireSting. sPee4 geed health. givee the pest fage
until
the deetinatien fe reaehed an enduring attractiveness.
What wereea fail to 'realize ss the
fact that if the blood supply ie kept
rich and Pure, the cley of the 4QM-
1.1/1g of Wriltlace A124 Pallor, doll
eye* and sharp headaches,
meaeurehly pestpenetl. Dr. Wi1-
11111DIS' Intik Pills are literally worth
their weight in gold t 0 growing
girls owl woroco of mature years.
They fill the veins with the rich
red blood that briega brightness t
the eye, the glow a bealth to
1PW PheeIrS, and charme Away th
hesdades and hae.kaebes, that ren
the live* Of so Mall)* wome
tuntly miserable.
rs, WillieliA JPIIP$,, OTDvir Laket
Oot. ss-yst "1 feel Oat D. Wii.
liexasin l'ille ,eaved my life. I
was so bv,dly run down that 1 could
hardly drag myself ATQUild, 1 was
go bloodless that I WAS ila pale 35
sheet, and you could AIMPSt see
gh my hand*, In feet the
or told me AV' WOW !tad all
to wtor, I wo.s taking
3' antly, but without
Iether bad so mach
Williams' Pink Pills
light
in two boxes And
to take them. Row
m that 1 followed her
,'' e. Bdorc theSO ware vein 1
an to e1 better, and I centin-
ked nein he Pills until I had
n AV4) more boxes -when I WAS
ain enjoying the blessing of per-
t health, with a good 'Color in ray
a, good •appatite, And 1 foOl
It new lease of life. 1 will al-
,, be sure, be a warm
William' Pink
and therr duty deseliargeol.
Night and oJay they must •hold
themselves alert for the call to any
ointQ ths compa*s. Dioing
'wing 9r sicepulg the PURITAQIIK
y come ; but within au boar, or it
be a, few 1474410,05, the Silver
ia
of with hi S de -
here or what net on his race
Burepe---to Paris, Berlint,
ntinople, or wbatever Ina
ion ntaYh Ati4.110thilig
iut Q allowed to Omsk lum until
o_get there.
all appearances be is in
te0 be distinguished fTQUI A
tleman travelling for b
Ile has left behind his P
Uniform a tans, with, its gilt
s awl braiding, his pealged
isplaying its CtOWil and It*Jral
ram in gold, which, however
time of war to provlaira
to the world, 4,re uot for
u
o
But ko
UTtli
1110Ited by an Zrnob.
dant from A Xed tibbOn,
t Ot this is sufficient to brio
h most fillater.y or obstructive
a. -ay official who delays him to
submission.. Ife AISO carries wit
hint his POUTier'S passport, whim
will make his WAY US 'Smooth in for-
aign iaid a that o au ambassa-
dor.
The Ring's messenger, as behove
one who must journey swiftly, tri
'els lie+ only luggage 2H
mall portmanteau, alWaTii ken
ready peeked, and A leather bag to
hold his despatches, which are all
sealed and labelled or their differ -
t destine t ions. Ifo earriee, too,
•
ith
and private col/ections, were mane
ilfaetured by this little esemmunity.
in England. They,. riensider their
business entirely'legitimatis, and in
a way itis,.fel- it, the shreWd, On-
ierupidone middleman who eellis for
a goodly price these valuable an-
tiques to the innocent. A great
ulanY gehoolo and Public edeeetiests
al institutions are supplied by thee
knappere, and, whether the objets
are known to he imitations or not,
•they aro inueh mole valuable than
diegrams or illustrations in the
teaching of history and geolou.
• Highland Blood.
Lord Stratheena is blessed with A
remarkable coestitution, ter, in
epue of his advaneed age, he ae
well able to get threngh a day's
work as any man in his prime. It
is several decades since he entered
the employment of the Endeen Bay
COniPany, and he has rendered vale
nabe sserviee to the, country that
brought him wealth.
As a natriotic Scotsman, he re-
calls with a chuckle an incident
which, he witnessed in hi5 early
days, A fellow Scotsman, who was
ss king with him on the same eta -
t, en produced a. set of begpipee
ratuenred playing "The
Laddie," The Indians
Who geteed
relied were delighted with the per -
11 latITLY PI LES
CAME�N FACE
Sore S Spread Until Eno Was Ca*.
ored. So Itchy Could Not Rest
Scratching. Cured Entirety in
About Two Weuks by Cut/cara,
Soap and Ointment.
Clarhanl Onbarin--------"112/Yeretseste tard
with•sores bracides cut en the ram T4ey
came as pimples and ware uasigitee. ,r bees
gores seemed to keoP West:ling na0.1 MY!
face was covered, Thw weee 40 !Way 00'0:
et V„nuns 1 could blob realab scratching Ohm.
After trying two or throe. difforent naives,
414 tartt stoP the.sorea seta 10
1. tried a caLio QtRIOnra See* also OVISoarle
Ointment, X found that they cured me,
entirely of the goes. te eteut nee gees:see
kateeee) FTed E. Mayer. Feb. 12, 1912.
LEOS BURIED AND ITCHED
H'049#, W. P. X. le.414,---Pgy rita
gni. Aged. rOor W --TN Vil4 tivahl'ed Viti4 a:
painful rash OP, P,M' IPCP, It hogou 41, a,
sees siege hC3t, ao,l, Itoby end etItoo *
le locits4. taie little teeeete wan
t en saves UN" 1..f,P numea spier,
h e. numb, and 449 PAS MT reseals
o err** rista Meta, ailie 31..md,l
. mutt* Wes when X sese net,
X 44 le leers her ntooeldess"
' Wald irlibaba her lecs.
tat IIIP, With 'PAM WA
,99Pa 2949 14*037, OPP
OD tb9-Cittisem °fames
la eels ereOnn Ogee%
el sesAues 2, 1.012.
p dCutleura Ointment ere
d dealer* everrwteres,
ir . periteriell'atoPrtfte7litt 824",
Peer, 510, Water', V, 0, A.
a
'OMEN
ny
-st
0
ave heell
Their
them
endeaN To these
quainted with the hstury
nag!, this ststement eouo
urprnie for nearly all the IMO
e s.kmanal' spying cases of reee
yearv, have been engineered by vul
upulons women. For when
ekery there is no mate
lett4woman, espeeially
o the case, s11441,18int,tura
beauty allied to her p(iNitgletg,14
stealmg eonildenees.
Only a few years back an Impart -
apt German fortress had to be en-
ly rebuilt owing to France ob-
rang extensive and valuable
°natation regarding its armament
and the •geograpby of the impeirt
ant portion of German frontier
That it guarded. And this net was
made necessary owing to the rami-
fications of a French WPD10,11 WbOSO
ttractive personality enabled her
worm these secrets from import-
ant Berlin ,ofilcials in whose home
she was implicitly trusted and en-
tertained.
Iteeently than:ding woman Who
posed ns a governess was scetenced
our Years' penal servitude for
spying. She WaS enspleyed by two
European powers, and by tiding as
a governess to the ehildren of na-
val officers it Paris and I3erlin she
paved the way to acquaintance
with. those holding responsible po-
sitions. With remarkable audatity
she annexed ehartis and plans and
told them in the right quarters.
This she found an easy task, hav-
ing, in her position of governess,
Ample means of learning in what
part ef the house such doCUmentS
were stored, and it was not until
a bunch of duplicate keys of a MIDI-
ber ef Admiralty safes were found
in her possession that suspicion
fell upon her.
Every one remembers the sensa-
tion several years ago- when most,
complete plans of the interior of
the first British Dreadnought were
published in German newspapers.
About this time an attractive -woe,
snail of German descent disappear-
ed from London's society circles,
where, by reason of her charming
peesonality and apparent wealth,
she had been 'given a hearty wel-
come. • An enquiry was held on the
affair, and it was suggested that
this woman probably knew a good
deal about the leakage of these
inaportant plans, and probably fur-
ther proceedings would ha,ve been
taken had not the honor of several
officers of high standing in naval
and society circles been involved.
friend
Pills,"
If you weak or ailing begin
brace of rereirers ready far 3.0,1., to euro soareelf to -day with the
mediate •use if theY should be red blood Dr. 'Williams' Pink
needed.„ ahually make, If yon do not
As fas Ids duties, they nro•peals find the Pills at your dealer's tend
may te ea/Ivey aespetebee be, efi eents, for a, box or $1,10 for
SiX
e.cri the Vorcign Mace and our boxes to the Dr. Williams' Medi-
us ambassadors abroad, and to eine Co,, Brockville, Ont., and they
earry lettere and presents from Will be tent aiell by mail, postpaid.
their Majesties to their friends and
relativeat foreign Courts, Thus,
on ono Journey OUr Greyhound may
be the bearer of an autogyaplt let-
ter /roan Eing George to his eousin,
.tho Kaiser ; on the nest
he may' he speeding across Ent sipe
with despatches of the gra-vest im-
portance, on which the issue of war
or peace hangs, and for a silrlit of
which Come would he a smalrfor.
tune.
'Bia Many Perils.
In olden times much more trivial
duties fell to his let ;as when a mes-
senger, who was jokingly asked by
a „friend whom be had met on his
journey what his bag containetloan-
swered, '''Nothing more precious
that the ambassador's old boots
which I am faking home to be naend-
ed.” Or when, on another occa-
sion, a messenger was sent post-
haste to Constantinople with a
brace of plum -puddings to grace
an ambasador's Christmas board.
That these journeys do not lack
excitement, Captain Windham, who
has recently retired from the ser-
vice, testifies.
"Once," he says, "when I carried
the treaty between Russia and
Great Britain to this country I was
shadowed all the way. On another
occasion, during the riots in Rus-
sia, I was told before we left that
they were. afraid the railway was
mined. In the middle of the night
- the train stopped, and I had to
• walk through the •snow in my py-
jamas and an overcoat, carrying
my belongings."
aturally an office so romantic
and responsible is much coveted, al-
though, as Captain Windham says,
It is one of the worst paid in his
Majesty's service, with a paltry
2250 for salary. To qualify for this
poor remuneration a candidate
must, have powerful friends at• kis
back, he must know several tongues
intimately, and he must have a wide
range of qualities, from strong
nerves and a cool bead to the tact-
fulness of an anibmesclor, and the
exterior of a gentleman.
Just to Provo It.
`‘Smoking again 1 I tho u ebt
you'd cut it out."
"Well, you see when I've con-
vinced myself thal 4 can cut it out
whenever I want, I start sinoking
again."
A sTRANGE TRADE.
anufkketnre of Bogus Pre -Nista ie
Tools and Belies.
In the low country about Ely, a
town 'within 12 mcs of London,
Eng., there is carried on a flour-
ishing industry which the world in
general knows little about, This is
the manufacture ,of bogus prehis-
toric implements and relies. The
workers at this trade are known
as "knappers," or flint clippers,
and they use the same tools"' and
work in much the eame manner as
the men, of the Neolithic age.
The knapper of Ely,. says Har -
per's Weekly, finds his material
ready to hand in: the. extensive
strata of flint lying amid the chalk
beneath the surface. Shafts are
sunk direct to the iloorstone, and
from these burrows are made into
the chalk. This mining is all clone
in the most primitive fashion, as
the men, for the most part, work
singly, without fear of syndicates
or earners. Each has his own
hi.s own workshop. Quite
often, though, he employs help in
getting hie' wares ready for market.
The claim is about a man's length
and three feet wide. Generally he
digs down about 35 feet, and thence
in a horizontal or slanting line, as
best suits his purpose. His pick is
shaped like a figure seven, and he -
goes down the shaft by toelioles, as-
cending by the same means. His
workshop,. like his mining, is also
primitive, being a rude, cheap shed
in his •garden the only fittings of
which are a block of oak tree, trunk;
rather sm,aller than a butchers
block, a, set, a little stove to dry,
the flint, pails ami come old- tin
cans. •
It might be suppesed that flint-
leelse went out, of use about the
close of t Revolutio n a ry- War, but
these knapper,s stiiifind the steadi-
est and most important branch of
their industry the supplying of
flints for tine old-fashioned fire -
Where de these relica of bygone
An-,- s go7 To male muskets. for the
uWThat variety., of sweet 'cprni s
this 1" asked the ,:s;liininet. 'heal -dere
s'llbe corn, tomatoes; and peas,,
replied the lire& Man, "are all the
ante v-ariety. thiesyeae—canne
Lord: Strailieolka.
formance, and expressed their joy
in their customary fashion. A dis-
cussion afterwards arose as to whe-
ther the Esquimau .% were, of Ice-
landic or Mongolian extraction.
"Hoot, mon, ye're wrarrg,"
exelaineed the enthusiastie piper.
"Did ye no see the chirls this morn-
ing whilst I. was twirlin" the pipes
I've nae doot--nae doot ava—
they've -true Itielarid bind in their
veins!"
111.4
True prayer brings our wants to
• heaven and leaves them there.
"Waiter, this coffee is nothing
but thick liquid. mud 1" "Yes1 sir
—certainly, sir! It was ground this
morning!"
negroes in Africa. Some are -ship-
ped to Seuth America and China.
As yet there has` beep no decline
in the dernand. • Another odd, ship-
ment was, made dining the Boer
War, When 14,000 finder flints were
sent to -1.1titish troops so that they
could net light when wet pulse
the matches, ,
" ,emains of bICr0lithICnow)te be fon4nY mu
,a
Post
Toasties
for Lunch
Appetizing and whole-
some these hot Summer
days.
No cooking no hot
kitchen.
Ready to eat direct from
the package -- fresh, crisp
and dainty.
Serve - With 'cream and
stigar—:-and sometimes fresh
berries or fruit.
Post Toasties are thin bits
of Indian Corn, toasted to a
golden brown.
Acceptable at any meal--
ost Toasties
Sold by Grocers' ,everywhere.
7neadian 'Pont; ra Cere'al Co:„"Ltd.• -,
Windsc.4, 'Ontarict. ,
".,'"•;„
URIC ACID
NEVER CALMED
RHEUMATISM
3( WANT to prove it to your ealistaot$011.
It yell 1124Til Ith.eumatiam. aeute or ohrnitio
—no mutter what your coudition—writs
to -y ler my FREE BooR op, 1`RHAITITA-
TISII—its Cause and CurThotasande
caI1 it "The moat_ wonderful book ever
written." Don't rood
SQLWELY FP„Ehl. JESaR A. QA8B, DOPt,
475. Brockton,. Acesa., U.S,A.
COREAN J f.:!STICE.
The judges Rave a Poor Idea ot
Administering Its
The Crean judge dispenses jus-
tice in the open, and .by etiquette
only the judge can sit; everyeee
else must :stead, excepting the pri-
soner and his friends, who are
forced sso remaia in an humble
keeeling poeition with bowed
heads zees's the Wide Woes/ Mega, -
eine. Uotil quite reeeutly these
triale were always very one-sided
rel shockingly sinjuet. When
man was brought to a judge, it was
'Fike)a for granted be was guilty,
4, if he did eonfesa he was
'tured and Made to do CO. Wit-
tOo, were openly bribed, In
evidence for or against
person meaet a livmg to
rt of the ealletelleity, ad
ritnesees 4.41irally fexered
/he paid hest, Punishments
carieel. If the priaelle were too
1, and the 04;11decfmed could no
ta Atte,
by werc Oftett given
tie to eecape, or disappeared
owe means Though these a
this of the past, Corean, PI'agPal
like thPati ehilla poltaSerta poor
dea Of the SeldaP .11.16tiee
t,
an aCe
ieee
o,
n reek * come
There aro te
ne has ever ye
ro—Fer doing -
eking evil a IIQUP
Q lad ins; for thinkinbefoe
r holding g
to being kind to the dis,.
asking pardon for all
being patient tOWA
stopping ilke a
for disbelievi
• Berberine Belief.
Everything that goes wrong is at-
tributed by the Berberines, a tribe
of the Sudan, to the devil. Ethel
5, Steveus, in "My Sudan Yea,''
quotes a story told her by pshop
Gwynne of his "boy's" coming to
him one day and aneouncing, "The
daYil in in the house,"
very haterestingi When did he ars
"Oh," said the hie:hop, "that it,
eame with the cod: from
the souk market yesterday evens
•
"IteallY 1" CPIninented the bishop,
U4ileeds: and in the niglIt he naMe
nt of the cook and passed into
me,'"
goQb, and what did he del"
brolenwpeinatoteantaheticlealtoOparc,df Ira
,)
i":14 )3iVia't broke in ea the bishen,
"Oh, he was after the jam: H
611:PPQSe 14,te et:Mel"
"Yes," said the boy, "he did"'
The idea of devil -possession is
not merely an elaborate form a ex-
cuse; the native servant really be-
e THE MARRIAGE DAY. 1
lieeee in it.
Roiriamee eeasea 4Pe history iiegiun—asd
COVid begin to go too W.110.3 "Putziani"
is arPii:e.—ci:47raep44Oliwt,.arroat i;:thraractone.:: aturyd
sees, $0,14,h4, 2:seat,guairle :tena a4 As
tasa
The
delight.
The
picnicker's
choice.
Everybody's
favorite.
W, CLARK. M'Flr.. Mantra
POTTED
MEATS -
Pull
fia7oted and
perfectly cooked
make delicious
sandwiclaes.
Wereen, One Carriage.
eu are really too lineal*. for
'Meg)" "What% ithe trouble
mow r' 'WhY, askeetl JOhn ter an
automobile to -day, and, he said
That Muet eentent with the
pleudiel carriage that Nature has
ven reel"
AS FOR SALf.
W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne 5ra
Toronto.
EDIT.. STOCK. AND DM
Farms la all sections of Ontario.
ra* *Parr'
,
AOToRT SITES., WIWI IVIT.IXOUT
Railway traohnge. TM -onto..
ethr to end
1.,....nolkerrmnsenreo*w
IN
d othk,r
1:11 %MON, Colborne ., Tor -cots.
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nt. col Seven
soy. Toreobo.
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1110E40.
gta1220,
AUTOMOOME FOR lititt.
og o rt.i„ ;rOURINO OAR. COaT
4,6214., Will sell for 6606, or will ex.
/Or A tea' COPP, h9F9e0, /104..
in a Peari2arni car Atilt IA in
matting order- Aenir Pox sx..
W.. Toronto. Ont.
elitt,g, tf#1.P letatirrOo„
EN WANTED
BR A. ISARIBRIX. Tr.i,,,mt
*metals. Usereesbir roe
tree. WO iay4 acittlal
ea. Write ter tete Pata,
te Queen at, Zest,
TIONAlt
ION.
a reliable source
op Sarety Razor Co.,
d., of well.known
t ugliottt t
4
hr
9
sti
1
w ,witi lz,',Itur- e
i
Yo
won't ui
mey CI
while
'els if
or the 'Sel if of reVi'W d man, an
or, have arra ziorc 12.F.Vilet,.,,, ,,,,
atm method of advertising -which ; 0'.`" ''''_''' A-
li be demonstrated at their booth' 7•41" "1111 4ert/35 my ure
in.tho Manuiacturers" Buildinin at the wish Y(''n'a Put them an thtt des'er‘
6.
1 haven't been able to find them for
a month.
*kV tr,
Canadian National Exhibition
Tins demonstration 'will be con
ducted as follows; ttel1 visitor to the
Booth will be presented with a nuni-
MMER RATES THE
bered badge, whigh will be issued in PACIFIC COAST.
duplicate, By finding the person bear. Via Glikeue and North. Westorn
Special loW rate round trip tickets en
Ing the duplicate lumber and pre-
senting sante to the Auto -Strop Booth
each holder will be given a 85,00
Auto -Strop Safety Thum- free of
charge.
It is imfe to say that this Booth
will prove one of the most attractive
at the 1,1xhibit1elt.
CoWardly.
Asking permiesion or a girl before
:rou kiss her is cewarelle. It is
putting the responsibility' up to
her.
Minard's LinCriient cures Diphtheria.
Grains of Gold.
A man never. rises so high is
•when he knows nob whither he is
going.—Cliver Cromwell.
To be 'free -minded and cheerfully
disposed at hours of meat, and
sleep, and exercise is one of the
best precepts of long lasting—
Bacon
Wealth is honorable, and may be
used most blessedly when men re-
gard themselves as being what in-
deed they are—stewards of it, and
not the ewners.s—Farrer.
• The middle, class is a large and
important class ,of the population,
which is often eyerdooked, whicn
has to bear a ,great many ef the
burdens of the State inalmost un-
due proportion, and which does net
in these days receive either the sym-
pathy' or the attention or the cre-
dit whieli • it deserees.—Lord •Bal-
four of Burleigh,
wearers Liniment cures Distemper.
Twinkle! Twinkle!
Wilbur—Do ilhey always Re p
that big bell on the cowl
Papa—Yes, Wilbur.
Willaur—I suppose it is to ,keep
her from falling asleep in this quiet
place,
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c.
Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Thhes,
25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Eye Tonle Good for AG Eyes that Noed Care
Marine Z7* Remedy Co., Chicago
• Pearls of Truth.
sale trOM palate in Lunette. to Los
Angeles, 'San Franerecet Portland. Seattle.
Vancouver, Victoria. Idinonton, Calgary,
Baur?. 'Yellewstone Park, cto., during Aug-,
ust and September. Excellent train ser-
vice. For rates, illustrated folders, tune
tables and full particularsoarldrees. 13. D.
'Bennett, general Agent. 46 Yong° Street,
Toronto, Ontario.
'Speculation is a word that some-
times begins with the second letter.
—Chatfield.
The virtue of prosperity is tem-
perance; the virtue of adversiey is
fortitude.—Bacon.
Be not curious in unnecessary
matters, for more things are known
unto the than men understand. --
Fe ale sia sticus
I think you will find it true that,
before any vice can fasten on a
man, body, mind, or moral nature
muse be debilitated. 'The mosses
and fungi gather on sickly trees,
not thriving ones. -0. W. Holmes.
• Maybe.
Gabe—Who was it that said :—
ce"Iitve„
is better to give than to re-
Steve—Some bachelor who was
buying wedding presents for a
friend, I guess.
Minard's Liniment Cures Cargat In Cows.
Tery Good.
.A Highlander-. fell into a river,
and after desperate efforts manag-
ed to reach the bank in safety. His
wife, who had been a distressed on-
looker, exclaimed, as soon as her
anxiety was relievecl—'‘Ab., Donald,
ye should be verra thankfui tau
Providence for savite your life."
Donald was somewhat aggrieved at
What he deemed an unequal appor-
tionment of the credit. "Yes,
yess," he replied, "Providence wase
very good, but 1 wass ferry- clever
too, whatrefer."
'0
eta
TtlsOlte,
and este r
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