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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1910-03-10, Page 677,41," But don't make the mistake of believe ing that every frisky or 4n,tribig dog is rabid. "Blind pi hunting in the north (erne - try is almost as alluring epoi t as hmr- huntieg in aterraanY. The Sugar Combine is giving the anew another turn. Consumers may not like it, but what will -they do tthout it . es During last year, Torouto's expendi- ture ea citY parks Was $109,218. Tide is an blereade of abont 100 per cent. since 1905. Icew York haa a $0,003,000 Bakery Combine. It expects to bake about 12,- 900 barrelof flour weekly, about one- eighth of the city's supply. It is said Ne.w York ,is alarmed at the prospect of 5,000 milliners going on strike for $50 a. week. And jest at Eas- ter, tool It may be interesting to nore that statistics ihOW that rabies oceur frequently in the so-called "dog menthe" than at other times of the year. v Toronto' e total city debt bee jumped up nearly $12,000,000 in the last two yeers. It now atande at $41463,371. Toronto's margiit of borrowing power is now only $1,370,948. The proposal of the friends of Peary in Congreee to give him annuity ot $5,000 is said to be likely to be approv- ed. Wonder if somebody will propose a Congressional testimonial to Dr. Cook? James T. Hill insista that the inereas- ed cost of living in the United States is the result of the population increas- ing more rapidly than the production of neeesseries. J. J. is entitled to another guess, after taking several import:tat omitted faetors into consideration. Fire costs the United Steles people S251 a year per eapita. The average in Europe is 35 cents per capita. It ie time the people of the United States and Can- ada should approaeli fire -proof building construction. - Speculation among iron and steel men continues as to the probability ef a great merger of the Canadian iron and steel interests. Is Canada about to have to legislate to control a great trust organized after the manner of the Unit- ed States Steel Trust? Dr. Rutherford, the Dominion veter- inary, is quoted as saying that 50 per cent, of the heads of suspected doge 're- .cently sent to him from Ontario were found on examination to show rabies. Evidence like that tends to justify the vigorous aetion of the Governinents in restraining the freedom of the dogs. Nd, Canada, la net "a drunken coun- try" compared with other eouzitries, as statisties clearly prove. Our people con-. sume less than one-third the intoxicants per eanita consumed by the United States people, about ne-fifth that con- sumed by the people el the United King- dom. Canada might be far worse. 411•5' The British Antarctic expeaition re. quires $200,000 to guarantee its success, Already $160,000 has been subeerilied, Captain Scott seys that two months ago he had received more than 7,000 apple cations from persons who wished to join the expedition, and requests were still ponring in. , • The United States people imported last year tea, coffee and cocoa to the value of $117,000,000, as against $73,- 4100,000 twenty years ago.The eon-. sumption of coffee in the United States is steadily growing. Twentaripars ago it was 9.16 lbs.; last year it was 11.74 lbs.; of tea it was Lee, exactly the same as in 1889. - Complaints come from Holland that the Canadian evaporated applee, which are acknowledged to be the best that reaeh that market, suffer considerably from careless parking,' and from the presence of the eceree which in unny cases have not been removed. This is a matter which our fruit men seould at- tend to. 4 4 Is Prenee is providing for at great MIT, the strength of which a new law fixes at twenty-eight battleships, ten stout ships, fifty-two torpeda borate4 ninety- four stibmarinee, two mine-layere, end ten distartee eerviee ships, luesides it sup- ply of special service boats arid trans. ports. Within arid fierinauy are not to have all the fleet -building programmee. The loss of the Preerli steamer Gen- eral Chaney, with ell but one of her 167 passettigere and clew, is one of thoee inariee disasters Well are fortunately not frequent, but against which there *wars to- be no means to guard. There are times when the poen and the ele- ments make little of man's skill and w iolom. es* - The itiveetigation into tole /storage methreis and their effeete upon the in- trerteed rest -sef living furnieltee New Yorker' with the interesting informa- tion that much of the fresh fish eaten by thorn ham been from two to three yoftre out of the teeter. The power widish eola storage gives to thus hold latek food stuffs from the publie en. ablet the eombinen to starve the mar - het end obtain pries width could not othetwitse be extorted. The facilities **kith modern life enjoys for 'making the most of the lemmings of native are erf- 151 ett 1 wag as to Moan to the people's dieseivnetter. Loose Tea Loses Flavour It not only loses flavour, but worse than this, loose tea takes on new odors, such as coal oil, molasses, onions, coffee, soap, etc,,—to say nothing of its expbsure to the sun, dust, dirt and air. Therefore for your protection is sold only in sealed lead packets—never "in bulk. Sweet Norine OHAFIT,Ii. XXIX. Nerom arse roarer came the little Retied, embling along at an ea,sy gait the:nigh the nallerbruae. Would he come directly to where he stood., or would he wheel about esna plunge into an 0/44a/a direption? • All the inteneity of it lefetame was orowded into that momentotpitiM waiting. "Heavezt help me to save my darling Norinel" he moaned, under hie breath. Suddenly the pony- quickened his pace, 044 ere J'oe oould reaoh out his haa4 to gtraep him he had boueded past him and drecfIy to Ohowelty's side, ' Poor Joe oould hardly repress the cry of bittee asigusislt that welled up fig= the depths of his cozy eoul to his lips civet this entasteoPhe- What in 'wawa% name rehoukl he do now -what could he do? Be seemed to suffer a ihensitaid &Mee in that mo- ment ofhorrible black dee-, It einectest seemicd to him thee tem just Ctod who reigned above bad foagetten poor Marine and him. He erne, fergote ten the words which his good Old moth. er 'wise wont to quote; "Itiewe'er coneealed from Ile the good intent, The ways of God are all in mercy meant." Ohowskyle voice broke in upon his dazed thoughts, He slue saying: "The appearance of the horse is a tebroke of good luck.. You shall ride lent back to the eneamentrent." Without waiting for Norine to menet, he stooped and gathered her in ilia items, as thong& she had been an &fame, seed itfted. ber to the ontimaite broad, sturdy back. "Ho is a lazy little beast at beet," am - claimed the helfeereede impattiently, "and he never got along well with my hand on the rein. I shall ou.t aetrong birch whip. That will snake him go along docile enough, 1 .fancy." lepcing one hand on the animal's bei - de, he whipped out a long, ehp-bladed knife from hie belt with the other and esbooped toward a large tuft of long, w sillowy branches growing close by the roadside. in this moment Joe ow his chance. It would mean it leap for life. Ay, two lives hung upon this sueeess or failure. Be could not take time to ooneider how his plan onigb,t be best etecomplished, for each gliding instant was, pee -dew, Swift as it flash, quielcee than a bleaught, Joe mode the desperate leap which divklea him from Norine, who was clinging to the pOny's back, eobbing out to her captor to kill her then ancl there leather than to take her to the Indian encampment. &tray, God, and the angels were with joe, and aided leen in his awful plea, for he made the Iearp with all the enc. ces$ ,of a probleati oavaleyanan, lautling bestaes, Neelize squarely uptm the ort. maii's back, and in the sumo instant he leatmed forward and svrept tire reins from leitoweity's hand, and wresting the knife from his grasp, creed, hearsay, as he did sot "It is I-Joe-Norine. For Godes eke, sleet beset, but hold tight to one." Arnie as he uttered the words, he dug his heels deeply into tee peters eides and Was off like an meow shot from a bow. It bad ail happened so quickly that Chunky hod not time to gather his ecatteeesd wits together to realize what Wail mourning, but as he MN' Joe and N,onine desappear from eight, his sesese reburned to bine and the wild yell and weeevehoop lie sent, after there) ass he datshed in punka of them, Dude the old forest eke. His rage at finding himself eo clever- ly outwitted by a. white man was terri- ble eo behold. Ile was a eselft runner -ay, the swift- est among all the Pewee tribe --and he ilashed meter them at it speed that el- nvost equitied the pony's mem. After that gist wild, furdoutt yell, not a ound broke front Choweley's mealy classed epee He knew too weli the value of saving his breath and his strength. Joe and Norine both knew that be was followieg after them. They ooteld hear the wand of his moeoseinee feet, but they did not hear the oracki.W of the shrubs and brambles as be them& them. They knew, too, that Ohowsky was an e*ert tanner, and thee in the end he woidd ottbaseetneo the home frem elteeft power of ender:tin/ea Patio in tbe mad gallop he was 'mg - Ing the animal to he dared not, not even to turn mid seed it shot beek which night wing his gamer, His one thought was to guide the ait- butt into the main mountain road, de- spite all thet he had heard Chowthy say regarding the pony's mad desire to leap over the precipice. Death fiteect them, turn 'which way they would, and if they were not to he taxed, to be hurled overt he precipice together Was It thousand time ptefer- able to falling into the halide of the Pawnee& These thoughts were coursing Madly through hie brain as Neville tightened het hold upon him, exelaferting Arley: "Oli, she, the half-breed is raging after tut Can lie overtake us?" "We can only truet ourselves to heav- en, little Norine," he answered, hoarsely. flt-I will save you or sell my life te dearly ars 1 Ile did not tell her what tellree he ha ytiolveci upset if he were to fail. Ouward, enwerd flew the noble little peny, beginning to show nett the tort+ bit 'stride he was undergoing, and his steps 'beginning to lag it little, a knowb which was pitifitilly oereeptible Only once stein during that terrible 4 tegi44.444sev4 ride of mile after mile at that, sarne mad gallop die Norine utter it word, and then it was to say, faintly, in an awful whisper, "He has given up the chose, Joe. X 40 not hear him coming on behind. Can eve not slow up it little?" doe's strained ear hacl noted that there was no longer a craeltling of the under- brush close behind them, but unlike Nor- ine, he did not believe that the belt - breed had given up the chase. He keen the habite of the Pawnees ler better than to suppose that. The terrible fear was withia Joe's heart that he had stopped a brief imstant to fit an arrow to his hew. Chowsky's aim was deadly. No liv- ing thing that he had made his mark had. over yet escaped him. No matter how great the distance, Joe knew, with a heart quaking with fear, that if he were to send ono of those deadly mis- siles after them in their flight, it would pierce Norine ere it reached him, and that knowledge was more bitter than death to bien, who loved her better than hie own life. Norinies mind was not idle. She was realizing for the first time how much Joe loved her. The inan she had loved with all the strength of her heart and soul had de- serted her, cruelly, theanefully, in her hour of need, and the man who loved her was risking life itteilf to save her. In that moment she knew that •her grandfather's words were true -the love of Clifford Carlisle wait tinsel, and the love of Joe Brainard was pure gold, a love such as heroes alone were capable of. Norine was like a little child. A great calm seemed to take possession of her. Site felt that she was safe with Joe, who had never yet failed her, to protect her now. She wondered why he was still so silent, though she had told him that their pursuing foe had given up the He knew but too , well that the half, breed had not abandoned the pursuit, and a thousand fears possessed him in consequence. That Chowsky had determined upon some other tactis he felt assured. Per- haps he had struck into some path widish was a short cut to the maim road, which they were striving to reach, and would spring out upon them at any turn. No wonder his nerves were stretched to their greatest tension, There was but one turn in the path, and that was just ahead of them. If they passed it in safety, they would soon be on the main road, and all would be well. CHAPTER XXX. "Devoted love 'lien' find its way Thro' paths where wolves would fear to. prey, And if it dares so much 'twere hard Such brave love met not some reward." Yes, the bend in the road -whieh they were swiftly nearly would determine their fate, whether they would reach the point they were .aiming for in eafe- ty, or whether they would find *pt. selves surrounded by Pawnees, which meant capture and death for Joe and Worso than death for Norio. It was little wonder that Joe's heart beat with painful misgiving as he men- tally reviewed the problem, keenly real- izing the awful danger of the situation. Suddenly lie caused the little pony to halt in his mail speed, and the eudden- ness of it caused Norio to lose her hold, and she fell headlong into the deep snow, which had drifted through the trees. In an instant Joe was beside her, and the pony, riderless and free of restraint, was plunging onward down the path, with e loud, satisfied neigh, intended that we should both dis- mount here, Norine, dear," he murmur- ed. "It is wisest and beet that we should make tbe rest of the jour- ney on foot. I dared not risk the sharp bend in the road farther on. It might be dangerous. The pony will soon reach that point now, and I will then know whether my fearwere groundless or not. Anyway, it is better to be sure than sorry, you know." "Yee," sobbed Norio, trying to be brave yet elinging to him like a ter - raid little thild. "Within ten reinates time I 'sheet koow whether I was rght or wrong," mur- mured Joe. "'We had better remain pat where we are until that is determined." "I -I trust everything to your judg- ment, Joe," ;ebbed the girl, plies:may. The minutes passed slowly, for they Were taunting them by anxious hetet- teats. Then, suddenly, Whey beard a euceession of wild yells and triumphant war -whoops. For it full minutes the night air re- sounded with the dettionlec emends. Joe knew what it meant end his bronzed cheeks bailee pale. The gallant. little pony had reached the bend in the reed, and, as he suspected, behind the huge rock there, fully it store or more W- ages, judging from the tumult of voices of the voices of the Whine, had sprung out and surrounded the animal, the Pawnees supposing that they lute out - Witted and whited the fleeing captives. Then, quickly, the yells subsided, and from where they erouchea behind the trees, Joe and Norio could hear the liveliest kind of a powwow up the reed. They had discovered that they had Seen cleverly outwitted and they were uttering the fiereest teethe of mingled hatred and raga known to the Pawnee language. Then all beettme gdangereusly, respialoutly quiet. Over and over *gain Joe mow 14111161f what it could Meet. In hit heart theta was but one ante halm had avieled them, iteto Keratin tartlet, etiVerirre ecouring the forest in all directions ter the fugitive*. "There le only me wee, to temp them Neriue," whispered Joe. "We vilest clieub into the top of one of Oleo tall trees and await developmeute." There was no twee to ask NOrille if she ould climb, for the wild free Ufa oi the Western Oahe had taught her that Since sbe bed been it little child elle had climbed, up to the topmost boughs of the Wheat trees, to eount the tiny egge in the bird's' note. "Whatever gou gay," faltered Norine. Ile pointed silently up to the one Le- neath whiele they stood The branches were at quite it height irons the ground, but, with ,Toe's assistance, site vaulted up to the nearest one. In utter ailence, Jae followed ber. He knew how the humen voiee pene- trated that grim forest -echoing, and re-echoing with startling distio,nese the faintest whisper. Ire told himself that he would take no chances. How wise he was in thie reopen( was to he demonstrated all too eon. They had searcely been seatedon the boughs upon which they had climbed. ere Joe's keen. ear detected the sound of erackling twigs. "For elod'a sake, do not stir it muscle. Our very lives depend, upon our being xnotioniese and keeping our self-control, Norio" he whiepered, trying to hide. his terrible agitation by speaking lightly, carelessly. "I am Sure I hear Indian footsteps," • "That le jag Wint I Was about tO tell you, Jos," she ev spore& "You pan rely upon my perfect silence. I will not move -scarcely breathe -you may be sure of that." He leaned over aud pressed one of the little, cold hands, not daring to reply, for the crackling of the hardened sinew and dry twigs sounded nearer and nearer, and he 'knew but too well the keenness of the welletrained Pawnee ear. Although the moon was shining bright and clear, a deep gray darIttleell pervad- ed the forest, save where here tuulthere LL 61,7 gleam of moonlight filtered throe the bare, leafless branches. So accustomed had Joe and Norine be- come to the thick glooui that their eees could easily detect the three dark, MON', ing forms that soon appeared in the narrow road, icu They ire together in guttural wide- pers, geslating wtldly, joe erstood a little ef the Paw. nee language -bits he had gathered Imre and there -and ea they approached, he hewed enough to assure bine that his aur - auto was oorrect-they had divided their lumber into several squads to search the forest for them. He heard tbern say, too, that they would patrol the forest for a week, if the eerier; will. need be, until they found their . font: prints and came across them, or discov- ered how they had eluded them. Ile thanked God that 'eerie° aid not understand their language. If she had, brave girl though. she was, she might have feinted outright, then and there. The three Pawnees halted directly be. n,eatit the huge tree thatsheltered them, explaining, the one to the other, that the road forked out bite five or six paths at that identical spot, and here the must have abendoeed their at "It is too dark to examine the foot- prints now," exclaimed cue of the In- dians. "I propose that we throw our- selves- down here and reit until the light tiaT7;n 113proposition seemed to meet with the approval of his companions, for they immediately threw themselves down in the snow. Norine did not know what they Said, as did Joe, but she noted this action with horror too great for words. How they remaiued so quietle hp in the boughs of the great tree without rustling the dry leaves or branches, nee ther of them could ever have told in the after years when they looked bolt at that long night of horror. Heaven was merciful to them in ma- erating the intense cold of the weather, otherwise they would never have been able to have endurieg their -cramped position. The heavy belt of trees, too, warded off the wied, as well. They both saw the morning break, cold and gray in the east, -with a, thank- fulness of heart words are too weak to describe, and by the faint grae, light they could see all three of their foes ender the tree as they peered anxiously down. Two of them were apparently eloepingi wrapped up in their blankets', the remaining one suiting as a sentinel. How hang the moments seemed to drag as they watched the red, fierce, upturned faces. One fear was upper- re,st in -the heart's of both Joe and Nor- * When the Indians opened their eyes, they would naturally gaze upward. Would they behold them then? Would not the bright, c,riinson jacket and hood Which Norine wore be sure to attract their attention? The most pitiful apprehension seized Joe. Setting his teeth together tightly, he watched breathlessly, awaiting de- velopments. Ile had prayed for the morning light, Now he dreaded it with all his soul, Ife knew that his anxiety -must son mid, for it was the Pawnee custom to be up and doing with the first rays of the mottling light -only the women of their tribe over slept until the sun arose In the eastern sky. And no brave would have his eompan, isles think he was like the squeeve In this reaped,. As Joe foresaw, the sileep- ing Indians began to yawn and stretch out their brawny, herculean limbs. Then' tamely, one of the Indient open- ed hiseyes and stared carelessly Up. ward. One glance, and he was on his feet in an Metcalfe pointing upward, with it blood -curdling yell. He had dis- covered the two fugitives hiding up in the treel CHAPTER, XXXL "So do we hide our greatest griefs from view, For fear of scoffers -or of friends un- true, And our meet tender feelings do eot ,how, But keep them like the sea does -buried low*, ProM Mortal eyes; beneath the creetea 'wave There Is fully balmy a watery grave." it was a Ill omtht in which the horror of a, lifetime seemed -crowded. So intense was the excitement of the ParrItee that an he tattle do Was to yell wildly and point upward, gesticulating madly, There was no time for Joe to consider what was best to be time; histinct taught hien, and quickly as it flash the revolver be carried in his belt was brought suddenly into play. There were three rapid, tonsecutive reports, and when the 'smoke cleared away all three of the redskins were lying face eipwara wader the huge tree, their lifeblood 'crimsoning the white snowdrifts Whore they fele; with atteh leaden matsmager of destruttiovi had done its work I* alsantly. A ery broke from Nkreitielt White new MO be tit'lliblfed.) A liketint ez HYMN". "I Beard, lthe oke of Jeorla SO," the finest and perhaps meet loved of all Iforatius Ineutr's hyttiew, was writ. ten while the ;Author wait minister st Ille son tells how thet he woukl take hie notebook, tied while thinking out the lino of bis hymn, he would. be busy with his pencil, making little sketches all over the mingla of the page. It is evident from the manuscript that Dr. Boner, like John Wesley, made use of a kind of shorthand, though in his case the slime employed bear e strong likeness to Pitinazea system. The" original manuscript ot "I Hear the Voice of Jesus else," is now very much worn end' faded. It is written in pencil, and the photographer who copied. the original explains that he had to give an exposure of solnething like three-quarters of an hour in oreer to get even Ps fairly goal eesult, Dr. Boneless notebook, which is now one of the -most preelotia rellee he has left behind, contain, it is believed' malty other hyrane, including "I Wall a Wandering Sheep," written two or three years previous to "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say," and that very beautiful resignation hymn, "Thy Way, -Not Mine, 0 Lord," written in 1855. Send for free sample to Dept. U. L„ Na- tional Drug is °heroical Coe Toronto. At the Baths. Robust old gentleman (to sick lady) - When I came here first I hadn't strength tP Utter a word, I had scarcely a hair on my head. 1 couldn't Walk aerotte -the room, and had to be lifted from ray bed. Sick lady -You give mehope, kind sir. How were you cured? Robuet old gentleman -I was born here,-Itire, KALTH FOR BABY COMFORT FOR MOTHER • The mother who ltaa once used Baby's Owe. Tablets for her ehildren will %heap pse them for the iniiior allinents that eouie to all little ones. The Tablets give a guarantee of health to th.e ehied arid ease and comfort to the mother. They cure an 'stomach and bowel troubles, de- stroy worms, breek up colds and make teething easy, Mrs. IL Lavoie'Se Fell- a& Que., says; "I have used Baby's Own Tablets for indigestion, constipre tion and other troubles with perfect re- sult& I think iso much of the Tablets thee I use no other medicine for my children," sola by medicine dealers or by nail at 25 cents a box from the Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, (Mt, Japan's Progress in Advertising, The Japanese appear to be imitating American methods. of advertising by big posters, big signs which een be read from railroad trains, and electileal minittione at night. The most minion picture noticed was of it lady dressed in the costume of the far east in company witlt a lady in the costume of the occi- dent Not only feminine attractiveness, but also flowers, scenery of mountains, rivers and the seat, and other things con- sidered beautiful, arc used for purposes of advertising pictorial display, -co. eminent Consular Report. Toole 011 Rog Spavin Edison, Alberta •''.1 have been using I(endsigeSpisvin Cure on a ce1tth*iad4 badliogspaMn sininG took It clean off, Bete:lairs Is the best liniment I ever used," Yours trear,y.n. tendalge IS the bestforSeavin, Curb, Mew bona Splint, Swellings, Sprains and all Lame. hen. 40 years use grove It. 5.0 bottle -0 for tel. fie nue Its* gentians you got and ask for Dee boek " &Treatise On The llorse"-or write us, Dr. 0.J. Kosittoll Co., Enoobsrig Fine, VW/ Correspondence Notes, Delieate grays, dove or pearl shades are exquisita There is pale violet, 'loft pink Mei light blue for those who like nut= shades, leseehionable moriogrann are etteu plated at the ektrenie left Side, $ingle eugave4 block letters at the to of hie sheet, in the middle, are its good taste. Very long slender letters dropping down the left side of the sheet from the top are neW, Solid forearms of color with the lettere inset mark the top of many womens eta,- tionery. Pistil% white paper with the address line engraved iu gold or color at the top le cerreet. And as to skes, there is little change, and the oblong envelope with deep flap leade in lemlitine favor. - 4 Pewee by Wire, A German machine manufacturer tfisi invented it new means of power tripleo misedon by the use of steel wire, It is daineed that the Beattie le equal in eve ety way to leather belts, st,eel bane& &pins, eta., ante is much theaper, The wires are thin and endive, An limiest men does not make hirrieelf a deg let the take of it bone.-Danielt. 1)01)1iS KIflNE Ys t:4sr1rrGlii:itTlvOsr4NAyfiri 1.Dh M. .1114)3core5 <,,ts., 04„ TO ILL TO WORK In Deepest Ditspair.All Run Down -*Health Was Restored by rerrozons. Witeu teem are sick and undecided as to the best rowdy to uee, there is nothing so eetrvineing sts the personal eeperieece of Sortie on wJ 11 AS offer- ed like youreelf From eit. Prancio, Maine, -comes the following etatemeet from Mrs. evil* Daigle: went to, write you a few lines iu order to tell you how mien bet- ter my Iteelth is eirsee taking FegtOZWIO. "ror two years I was weak. "Couldn't do auy housework. "Was tired, worn out, depressed. "Thought 1 woulen't mover. "Sloe swing Ferrozone I have grown strong °flatlet to attend myeelf to the family weeking. I have seven olaildren and a husband, and em doing all the housework myself. I still uo Perrozone and eeene to gain better health all the time." (Signed) OVILA°DAIGLE. Every person in low heath -all who suffer as del Mrs, Daigle, are sure to be invigorated and Teetered by Ferro. zone; it's the most nourishing of all toniese--tre oue or two tablets all mole and weteit the gain; 50e per box, all dealers, or The Oatarrhozone King - sten, Canada. Quantity vo. Numbers, Old Uncle Rastas &eked, George Wash- ington Johnson, of Utah, why he =ee- riest sixth it "monsters big woman." (Ton eee it was dis way," said Uncle George, "the Mormons has as teeny wives as dey want, and I taught behest I oulde't have as many its dey had I'd git as big a ODD as I could while I was tegitthe. -National Monthly. 4,5 FREE TO OUR READERS. write marine Ere Remedy Co., Chicago, for 48.page illustrated Eye Book Pres. Write all about Tour Eye Trouble and they will advise as to the Proper Application of the Muria* Eye Remedies in Your Special Ouse. Your Druggist will tell you that Muller) Relieves Sore Eyes, strethens weak Eye,, Doesn't Smart, Soothes Eye Pain, and sells for 80c. Try It in Your Eyes and in Baby's Byea for Scale Eyelids and Granulation. Human Typhoid Germ Tube, Typhoid Mary, the hUnien culture. Ogre, who lied for three years been un- der observetion by the New York health depaitment, has been released and told to go and eook no more. Mary was st domestic. Long ago she had typhoid, and recovered, but the germs stayed by, and everwhere that Mare went, these germs were sure to go. Cases of typhoid frequently developed in farail, ies that emploeed her, overal persons died, and atter every other explane. gm of the seizures had been dieproved, attention was attracted to the woman, and it was agreed that she was a. ear,. tier, it person who though immune te a germ, transmits it to Ohara, Mary's peep gave enedivel inquiry a deoided 111' - hp. Physicians all over the vvorld in- vestigated and dieedesea it, and several other carriers were found, though she it appeared ,easily led them all in the havoc she wrought. The health depart - meet now releases her because it is be- lieved she has become innocuoue, Fdr three years she has been undev aepeeist' diet. If the typhoid germs have not starved ,it is probable that they have at least boome tOO enfeebled to leave their eongenial lodgings.-Bostou Trans. ertee, I BdC Meta ea El CP frt 0 sex are not oaused by anything wrong in the bead, but by constipation, biliousness end indigestion, Head- ache powders or tablets may deaden, but cannot cure them. Dr. Morstee Indian Root Plea do cure sick headache in the sensible way by re- moving the constipation or sick Eito- maoh which canoed them. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are pure- ly 'Vegetable, fres from any harmful drug, safe and sure. When you feel the headache venting take co r, mares WEL lridInFac6crt PAIllss *60 Dangerous Servlan Practice: One more has been added to the list of fatalities proeeedipg from the free use of Areal -MS en all festive occasions in Servia. Mixelio Drenovieteb, it bridegroom of a few hours, has been the vic- tim Of it stray bullet fired by one of the guests at his wedding dinner, The guest kept firing, politely, to mark his satis- faction as (etch fresh course was laid on the table. .As a rule the Serb is a good shot, but the number of aecidents that hew, me eurred lately eall for Government °Atm i - tion, and it s possible that a law will be passed by the Skupstchina restricting the indiscriminate me of loaded weapons at festive gatherings.-13eigrade 'corre- spondence Pall Mall Gazette. REST AND PEACE Rail Upon Distracted Households When Outicura Enters. Sleep for skin -tortured 'babies and rest for tired, fretted mothers is found ill e hot bath with Cuticure Soap and a gentle anointing with Cuticura °int - Merit, This treatment, in the majority lef eases, affords immediate relief in the moot distressieg forms of itching, burning, scaly and crusted humors, ooze- nias, reshea, inflammations, irritations end olutfings, of infancy and ebildhood, permits rest end sleep to both parent and child, and points to it speedy cure who other remedies fail. Worn-out and worried parents will find this pure, sweet and economical treatment realizes their highest expectations, and may be eppliee to the youngest infante as well as children of al' ages. The Cutieura Rowdiest are -Sold by druggist* every- where, * • Ceylon F'eario, In Ceylon the largest pearls are aold for uever more than $300,„ but when they reach the greet makets of the world they are worth inore than three time* this price, 7 .410 h 8, UM ofige hot s. •5,5 Shade Borders on Wistaria., The shede borders OD wistarte, and many pretty afternoon gowns Ara mmie of it in the satins and soft velvets Mrs. Ohatfield-Taylor haS a trained, soft velvet gown of the /shade with a :Wile of satin which rounds upward over the front of the itkirt and falls Inc down over the trale in the beck. The bodice of the setin is made with a deep/ sestina yoke of white its with a border of gold lace Agairnit the white and bias bands of the satin outlining the whole. The sleeves were of eatin bit moutqwealre, joining it 'crinkled euff arrangement of 'Ace just above the wrist. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant alio 'trews it 'Wisteria satin gown with point lase shaped, outlined with sitter em - and litest peints. What the Aviator Must Knew, "Avisition Ito to be learned, just like any other trade," declared Philip Hall# of Neer York, it member of the Astro Club, Of ittmeriea. at the New Willard* Mr, flail is building two aeroplanes, a biplane, and a monoplane at his country plc* en Long Wend. "The fine thing the *visitor het t learu is whether the gesoline engine in the aeroplane, while en the air, is Working properly. Ile must learn to be able to detect this by sound alone. A.11 parts of the engine have their particular noise, and when they are ell working in liarinouy form the sound of the en. gine. A single faese not slows the aer. want immediately that something is wrong with the machinery. It is a pe- culiar thing that while the engines inakes the ballle volume of none on the ground as in the eir, -who flyiog the nolee seems to be faint and far away to the aviator. "Unexpected danger lurks • every. where in a flyingemplane. The evia- tor mu must learn to judge air ourrente end, mist of allehe must have the steadiest hind of rervare so that be can not in. stautly 40 a hundred possible motion -- cies. "I do not believe that avietioti is go' ing to become ss common as antorrobil, fag, as some persons see,m to think it will, The sport is inueli more expensive than entomobiling, and far more dee gerous."---Washington Post. Only Ono "BROMO QUININE$s That is LaxATIVD 131i.010 QUININE. took for the signature el W. GROVE, Used the World over to Cure a Cold in One DV. 20e. " The Crank. The complete creek ie a, kind of col - lectern of causes and, it is diffieult to discover the principle upon which lie col- lects them, A. new religion and under- clothing and some hisipid kind of diet aro all the same to him, ItIld he °Alva - sates them all with equal eerneetnees. Ile yenta men to change their lives in, every particular and protests against all the ordinary usages of the world, both in great and la small things. Ete does not believe that there Is any instinetive wisdom, in mankind sr any value in past tradition and experience. For him wis- dom has only just appeared among men and she has revealed' herself to very few. -London Times, PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding Piles, send me 7our address, and. I will tell eon how to cure yourself at home by tbe new absorption treatment; and will alto send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references front your own locality if requested, Immediate relief and per- manent cure assuree. Send no limey, but tell others of this offer,. Write to- dag to MTS. 141. Stammers, Box P. 8, Windeor, Ont. Peradoxical. "Do you find that riding reduces your weight any?" "Well, my dear, Ien continually fall- ing off, but I don't seem to get any thinner I "-Brow lenges Magazine; -5* PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure aur ease of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 8 to 14 days or money refunded. 500 4 • a Causes of Fire. - A man who believes that many fires and much los; of life could be avoided if people exercieed more care in dis- posing of burnt matches and cigar and ' cigarette stumps, is sendiug thousands of postal cards through the mall'bear- ing this plea: "Fire is a useful but also dangerous element. Remember this when you would throw a burnt out match in. to a paper basket or on the floor; where an unseen spark might make a flame. Think of it when you throw away your cigar or cigarette stump. Prevent the fires that kill. A receptacle for burnt matches is a more 'valuable piece of fur- niture than a rocking ohaire-New York Tribune. is the word to reraosibor Ntionvottneedtiaredy fYCOUGHS COLDS ISSUE NU 10,, IOW BOYS and GJIILS This snap Shot earners, complete, ter taking Photos 22,4x2,4, free for Uolliilg 'dt) of our 10e packages Of beautiful Post, cards. sena us your novae and address and we will mail you the eartle to toll. 011ou Specialty Co.,Deptie,Hamilton,Ont. Or. Marters Female Pills SEVENTEEN YEARS THE STANDARD Prescribed and reommended for wo4 men's ailments, a scientifically preo pared remedy of proven worth. the result from their use Is *lick and per. manent, For sale at all drug stores. ......10.01111•1111 TRENCII'S ItElVMDI" EPILEPSY AND FITS IMPORTANT NOTICE A BRANCH OFFICE has been established at 107 St. James' Chambers, Toronto. Riint/c,TION IN PRICE This troportant Outage permits pf prices being reddeed to thews prevailingin Europe, peckage, 112.00; half do., $8.60t quarter do, s13.15; postage or express charges extra. Mr °NW CANADIAN Aritl ectortges TRENCH'S REMEDIES, [AMITE!) co 101 BT. 4ateges ONAAIPAIIS. TORONTO Pamploet retailed free on application. Fiewar_i of spurious imitations. All pack- ages of Trenoh's RenitsalY muat bear OUT trade - wag efee in unbroken condition on emelt end. 1......talme,*.•••••••••ranwesmommmunaes•premanosees••••mm.• IFIRMIM I THIS HANDSOME EXPANSION GOLD. PLATED BRACELET, one of the latest Nov- elties in Bracelets; will lit any wrist, WE GIVE ER33110 for selling only 8 boxes, at 25e, a box, of DB.. ATATURIN'S FAMOUS VEGE- TABLE PILLS, the greatest Remedy known for Weak and Impute Blood, Indigestion, con- stipation, Rheumatisne„ Catarrh and for tut Liver awl Xidney Troubles, SEND NO MONEY-WEI TRUST YOU. Only send your name and address and we wilt send you 8 boxes of Pills and 8 Fence Pine to give avray with the Pills. Sell the Pills Ms. a box, and when all are sold, send no the proceeds of your sales ($2.00) and we will send you at once, by mall postpaid, this handsoma Bracelet, which will please you and all your friends. Write today, Address TIM Dit, MATURIN MED/CINE CO„ DEPT, 207. TORONTO, ONT, Personal. The Pastor -it is very wrong, indeed, to profit by other people's mistakes. The Parishioner -Then you don't take a fee for marrying people, eh, parson? -Browning's Magazine. Better than it Mustard Piaster, Don Not Blister, AR COLDS IH CHEST OR THROAT, OHILOLAIHS, ETO. 12 Vaseline Remedies in Tubes MentholatedCamphorated, Borated, Car - pointed, Oxide of Zinc, etc. 'Write for Freo Vaseline Book, • CHEREEIROUCH ?AFC. CO. (Cons'd) 379 Craig St. We, Montreal COLT DISTEMPER Oeaba handled very easily. 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Getthe best Write toeisty and we Will send you a package. Sell them and return the motutyana win this Handsome L1ttI Watch. You eau also win alorelY Tett Stet FR EC lf you will help us to enlarge our business by getting only 6 meet agent ana witlidut having to sen any more gems. 4 COBALT GOLD PEN 00., Card Dept. 58 Toronto, Ont. Everybody Who Eats Bread Should avoid danger Of Impurities In delivery from the oven to the home. insist on your looker wrapping his bread in We are the original manufacturers 01 bread wrappers now used by leading batters 61 Ottawa) Montreal, 'Toronto and other -SOLO -ACCORDION' FREE Swett toned, deg, voieed instrument, 'With which you eart play beautiful music for COUOertd itUd &Mee& Large frame, 10 keys, full set of Meta, tyro stem, double bellows, eboidactl OAire, nickel plated valves sod trimmings. To advertise -1)r. Mehtlin's Pentoes Vegetable pm., a grea he ache, constipation, nervous troubles, liver, bladder end retirly for mature of weak and impure blood, indigcstiza l ti digestive toad all femige weslileases a .G.yeal Rl9od mil., and fevlserater, •atd4 TOOki end 1.1f16 11 give this Beautiful Accordion for the sale rf 12 boxes of theft Famous Vegetable Tills. at 25 cents * b,voa, rery person ',vying front you it boe of theta rms. also receives piece of Jewelry 'which wet eeut you Ifith the PM*. This makes them easy to sell, Rend nit vont none andmiS *satires& Trill lona yen tie rue, posteata. Al iloott as _Yro on hethem, all Sold, remit to 501 r pots. 81.0e. end we will rend YOU thug 0t5ol Accordion, immedlattly, Wi tratil soM. Write to -day, - T CO D TO1t 0