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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1911-05-04, Page 6The champagne *lots Frames have caused suttelt expense and disorder. Champ:time has that effert with Whitt - vale as. well as with eotnumuities some- time!. Vire Chief Crotier, of New york, has revipecl, after a service of 27 years. Ire hos been in receipt of a salery of a10,- 000 A year, and retires on n. pension of $0,000 year for life. • a* The Chicago cold storage man ray that the fall in prices has caused them $0,000,000 lose. The public •will shed no tears. Unfortunately- the loss is mostly In proepeetive profits to be squeezed out of the consumers by starving the Market. • • • e King George. is said to have created alarm In some United States circles by reviving all the severity of Queen Vic- toria's regulatione excluding divorcees from the court. And some of them would give no end of dollars to be wen. eomed there. • •-• A. bill is now before the New York Legislature to prohibit persona under 16 years of age from driving automo- biles in the State. A person between 16 and 18 years may run a machine if am companie4 by a licensed alutuffer or the owner. Magestrate Denison, of Toronto, has dionaseed a charge of assault against a stabool teacher for strapping a pupil. The time is coming when that boy's father may feel inclined to thank the teacher for disciplining his progeny and teach- ing him the virtue of disobedience. • - - Canada's export of horses to the Unit- ed Kingdom which, at one time, reached 400 to 500 per annum, has been much ]es, in recent years. In 1008 we sent. only 167 horses,,valued $44,580. In 1910 tlie number declined to 109, valued at $35,375. The higher prices of horses .in Canada account for this. On March 5 the Swiss Canton of the Orieons, the most desirable to automobil- ista in the republic, by means of the initiative and referendum resolved to absolutely exclude from eirculetion in the Canton all motor vehicles. This will be bad news for motorists who enjoy picturesque and romantic scenery. • • • japan Is rapidly becoming educated. A recent return shows that at present 5,596,130 pupils are being educated in the primary sehools; 115,038 in the mid- dle sachools and very large numbers in the high schools, technical schools, and other educational institutions. The East ovaking up. e The United States have one physicien for every 650 inhabitants. Besides, there are hosts of irregular practitioners, in - eluding vitopaths, retturopaths, osteo- paths, meehanopatbs, Bddyites, faith healers, magnetic healers, psehypaths, etc., the number of whickinereases ev- ery year. At 91 years of age, a Chicagoan named Dr. D, le. Pearsons on Good Friday gave away to churches, colleges and charitie.s the last $300,000 of a $0,000,000 fortune. Well, the charitable ami religi- ous institutioes should see that he lacks for nothing that he may need this side of the .grave. He found the thief joy of life in giving to worthy objects. The New York antaro.ce betting laws Laving shut the bookmakers out of the horse -racing tracks, they are now turn- ing their attention toward baseball, e v:hich they hope to find a profitable field. It will hardly be contended that baseball bookmaking is necessary to the success of horse -breeding! That plea s 'will now have to be dropped. [Right at Last "Well, yott see, that is just 'what wanted to speak to you about. It ian' his ancestral home any longer." 'lite colonel stared, eln fact, it never was hie, Colonel 011 ver. Lord Arrowfiela's teat will lot been found, and be left the Weld and nearly all the property away from Lor Villiers." The colonel ana the girls gasped, "Left the Wohl and the money—away Good gracious! And whom did he leav it to, then?" "To his granddaughter, ,young lady oi the name of Trevelyan,said alla Mazurka, smoothly. "Bless. my soul!" exclaimed the col ouel, dropping kis eyeglass. "To a young lady named Trerelyani Never even hea d of her I" 'I daresay not. But no doubt you wouhl like to make ber acquaintance?' "We should be delighted!" simpered Emmeline; "any relation of dear, dear Lord Arrowaeld wont& be received by us as an old and valued friend!' "I am sure she would," said Miss Ma- zurka dryly, while old Craddock's gnarl- ed and wrinkled face contracted with a grin behind the girls' • backs. "I - will go and fetch her. But flint, Colonel 011. ver, you have quite made up your minds, all of you, in respeet to Miss Ormsby?" "Oh, quite, quite!" exclaimed Julia and Emmeline, acidly. "We never wish to see her again," said Emmeline. "And as to receiving her into our house now• that a lady reigns at the Weld, is more than ever impossible." "I'm glad to hear you say that!" seid Miss Mazurka, with a smile. "I ant quite sure you mean it. and will abide by it. And now ru fetch Miss Trevel- yae." "A most charming young lady," said the colonel. "Poor Villiers! Lost all his money, has he, poor devil? Well, noon my sena he didn't deserve it." . •"No," croaked Craddock; "very few do. 'fere *ernes the fortunate young lady,'" and he drew back with a Muster smile as the door opened and Joan en- tered. She was very pale, and. her lips quiv- ered slightly as she entered; but after the pause of a second she came towards them with extended hand. The colonel stepped back with a start and a frown, and the two girls, flushing a brick -dust red, tossed up their heads. "Will you not shake hands with me?" said Joan. "Aheml" coughed the colonel. "Under the circumstances Joao, it will be better if we speak candidly. am not aware under what pretence you have made your way lute this house, but I must inform you that we—er—deely regret that—ahem !—your past conduct has rendered all intercourse between my daughters and yourself impossible!" Joan's hand dropped and her eyes flashed ftir a moment with just indigna- Lieu, but her voice was calm and almost gentle as she said: "Do you know all my sad story, Col- onel Oliver?" "We know—ahem !—enough!" said the colonel. -In justice to the young batty in whose house eau are intruding— - .At that moment the door opened and Miss Mazurka entered. "Well, colenel and yeung battles, quite a little surprise, isn't it? You didn't expect to find in Miss Joan, your werd, whom • you treated with such consider - tion, the owner of Wold, Miss Ida Trevelyanl" "Miss Ida Trevelyan! Owner of the Wold!" gasped the colonel. "Mies irrevelyan1" almost shrieked the girls; "and Joan is—" 4=1 9rTIV 17:ntil(tiro?i! the e . 1, l'ae c. , with a gritn of delight. "There is me mistake, volonel. \Val found a little while back and duly proved. Pather, Captain Ormsby, of the 126th Irish. A surprise, eh, quite a surprise!" And be chuckled hoarsely. The unfertunate Olivers stood pale and almost green with chagrin and "It's—et's a conspiracy!" at last gasp - the colonel. "That's just what it ie," said Mies 'Mazurka, promptly; "a conspiracy to want to 4 r try foal frem atv hot et e feOinst;1 AST?' Til; ucceeded, ask Mr. Craddock, who has my full permission to tell you every- hing as he couducts you to tee front 13 4 The Lehigh Valley Rtalroad has ex- tended its telephone train, dispatching systein to toyer the greater part of its lines, and its officials are well pleased with its operation. One or Its advan- tages is the facility afforded for com- =ideation with headquarters from any part of th3 railway in case of necessity by means .4 portable telephones. The number of bills introduced in the United States Congress steadily grows. The total for the fiftpsixth Congress was 20,803; of the sixty-first 44,363. The number of measures actually passed in 1006-7 wets S0.3 public and 2,676 private. In 1907-8 there was a decrease to 209 and 61 respectively. Even at that rate, it must be lard for the proverbial "Philadelphia lawyer" to keep up with the lawmakers. According to the Cincinneti 'Trice Current" there has been a largo decrease at hog -packing in the Tallied States dur- ing the year. The Weetern Slaughtering represente a total of 21,753,000 hop for the e ear ending, Martel 1, being a de- crease of 2,407,000 from the preeeding year, and ot 4,674,000 compared with tbe anneal average of ths iive preeeding e'ars. Thet3e figures ftlrftiCh a title to the why of inerestsca pork pr!ece. Set* • In the Nineteenth Century Harold F. Wyatt. writes on "God's Test by War? hie artiele weight* that 'the soul Ita4 gene out ef a retell" when they work for the a.belition of war; and he wane: "Iles the eind gene out ef England, or toes it still inbere?" It is hard to deel rst tlent!y tv:t hUell Wlitera as Wyatt, who aerta t ha t "Ur. Pala ti'faat* jatat V.C.1 haat e ated tenet for the alma:tent of death," as to found hie Peres Truitt. Mr. Wyatt evidently tie laliever in Christ's teaching. Should hie artiele not leave town headed: "the vil'e Tesit by War"? 3/ gate!" CILePTER VAIL 'Witt drooping countenances, the three sneaked out, followed by Craddock. who Ittever enjoyed any hour in his life as e, enjoyed the quarter of an hour in which he unfolded the story to tee un- happy trio. The next morning the ()livers left for Me continent for the benefit of their bealth, and Deercombe is not likely to be honored by their presence aide. The day drew ou and still the feeling of suspense -which hung over ,Toan and E‘illy was not removtd. quis d t 'v , r: Mazurkateeitas(! unmaskod Vista Izt1-1 s wanting another act to fluish the tent. ady which she and liertie had so care- fully prepared. "Leave it elf to me, dear, just for a few hours longer," she pleaded to Joan, as they sat In. the drawing roont. "I've carried out my iutentione .very evell so far, haven't It" "Yes," said Joan. "Ali, wish they had received me and forgiven met" aiiss Mazurka laughea. "..aie they would if they had known he- forebstad that you were the mistress of the Wokl. But had got them in a dee estiek And now don't give a thought to them; they'll never trouts'° you any Ittere, depend upon it. What time is dinner to -Hight?" Joao sinned. "You are mistress 'tete," the said. a Mese Maztfrka nodded. 'So I am, with your permission, Inc a a kW hours longet. We'll say seven o'. h elteat, and we'll bare a race dinner. Ial go and tee the butler and give him in- structiona Fruity Mazurks in- sirttetieg a butler!" and site went out a laughleg. Mews:tile, at the time lenn was still VI wendetiug Vaal; Wag going to luippen, two gentlemen get out of the traits at It Deettombe and ttepeea out Inuattly to - trade the Weld. "Tut afrsid, sem think this h tether mei thing to siteg you done to et aour house it. be flo, !tidy 'Oro has i etol of L.," tail Detre, foe it etas Itc end V:".1:arS. 4, ; mut Vi tau . reedy. "No; piseed raysed in your and Mesarket kends, and /did so un- reeervedly. am g-rateful that _von hay- ett't insisted upon my going to Buenos, AYBT.tiieflai4hteare. ." "And you still feel—what seen I say P—resigued to the loss of your wealth, Villiers?" "Quite!" he assented. "No ivealth can buy me happluesei I have teat you my story, Beetle; some men would have out- lived the loss, I suppose! canuot She is with me every hour' tae day. There is uot day that her beautiful face does not rise before me sometisnes with the loving Bottle she used to wear when else lived, sometimes with a shadow of reproach resting on it. Why—" he stopped aud looked towards the sea— "tbis place, every inch of it, speaks to me of her. There, aaong that road, we used to walk, her head. upon my breast, her sweet, innocent lips whispering, 'I love you!' Would to Heaven I could forget her, and yet, no! I would not if I could! In such e grey and dreary life as mine even the memory of her is something. Forgive .me, Bertie," be broke off. "I oughe not to weary you with my sorrows; but, you see, you have brought it on yourself. When a man uodertakes to)* the keeper of suoh as Ho stopped and shrugged his sltoulders with a sad and kindly smile. "I understand, I know," said Bert* softly. "She must kave been very love- ly and veoy,lovable." "No .woman more so on this earth," responded Stuart Villiers, ferveutly. "And I suppose there is no doubt about her death?" said Bettie, gravely and ferffully. Stuart Villiers shook kis head, "None! Oh, no I No, I saw her 1 I saw her cloak! Besides, forgive me, I cannot talk of it! Let us speak of some- thing else! This young girl—do you think she will mind my coming to see her here?" "No she will not mind," replied Ber- t*, A law voice. "Villiers," he said, after short silence, "how are your nerves? Do you think you could stand a. shook?" Stuart Villiers laughed and held out his hand. "I am as firm and steady se a rock," he said. "Why, have you got a shook in preparation for me, you mystery -mong- er?' "Yes, I have," said Beale, "No, I am not going to tell you what it is. It would upset my plats, to say nothing of Miss Mazurka's, who is too formid- able a. personage to interfere with. But there is a shook ur waiting for you, and I warn you." trAnd I warn you," said Stuart Vil- liers, smiling,' "that no shock you can manufacture ean touch me. am cases hardened, my- deer Beetle. If you could taloa the dead, but there, no more of that! How well the old place looks! I should have been proud of it if she had lived and I could have seen her there as its queen and mine! But now I part witb it without a pang. The sight of it makes my lieart ache. It will be my last visit to Deercombe!" "You think so!" said Bertie. "Efere we aro! Let us go round the back way —which is it?" •"rhis area'," said Stuart Villiers. "It leads to some retiree I had fitted up while I was staying bete." They went to the door in the wing ha which he had lived before he fled with dORR, and Mr. Cradaoek opened it, as if he expected them. "Ale Craddock!" said Stuart Villiers, kveinrydirarily. "You here? That is very "Yes, my lord. 1 am sorry to hear of your lordship's loss--' "Thanks! Be a faithful steward to your new mistress, Craddock," he said. The two Men went up to their rooms and dressed for dinner, and theh Stuart Villiers seuntered Into the rooms he had oceupied in the old days, and Ilertie came to him. "Miss Trevelyan ea.nnot see you until after dinner,' he said: "Will that be time enough 7" "Very well," assented Stuart Villiers, gently. "And she has placed this wing at your disposal,' went ou Beale. "Cu you amuse yourself with a cigar in that queer little garden for a while?" Stuart Villiers nodded ami "Yee, it 'will not be for the first time? he said, with a sigh, as Ise re- mentbered how Joan and he had wan- dertel round the velvety lawn. "All right," said Bertie, cheerfully, but with a certain agitation whieh he senreely managcd to suppress. "I've got some letters to write, and leave you." -Stuart Villiara nodded, lit his cigar, and sauntered through the French win- dows into the quadraugle. 17e would go through the interview with Miss Trevelyan, settle the legal business which would make over the whole of the property bequeathed to her, and then go to—well, perhaps Aus- tralia. It did not much matter where. In a minute or two he forgot all about Miss Trevelyan and gave himielf up to thinking of Joan, It was strarige, but this evening he could only think of her as living. The seene in the dead -house by the; Thamaa seemed to grow vague and misty, and it was the live jean who had walked with him by the sett that rose before hint. "Oh my darling!" he munuurea. "there is only one hope left me—that I iney meet you abevel" And he looked up at the evening sky with reverence which was new born in him that night, then he turned and wee about to enter the tweet, when te slight, girlish figure came front the lattice gate into the gardert. 11 was graceful, bewitelting form suet in its nttilatle ot eolituae. and bus. 18055 it seemed to 'appeal to las over - nought senses in a strange and ramoet ful mannet. He stepped beet; into tbe shadow of Pe of the buttressee and waited for er to pass. late vante nearer, her head still turnea rout him, and as she came, and her cam beemuie more etearly outlined plot the ivy-eovered wall, eomething, baud etretehed forth front the invisi- le morel, e,eetned touelt his heart. It was the folio of Joan! Yee, it was ere. tbe eamelese grace, alte polio of . te dcbeate neck, the eery trick of the aded bawls were lore! -.loan's! Hie toile; stolei still, his faee grew white; lial lead faney Watt Chic that v, us tette uer him? ftelittg ‘veoloisse Ise& Nes esion him, and he It ol to pet up hls itfaictuttait, the all to at ep biara.011 iV,,M Plmtly, with downast Moe, eh* Ate prodelted Ithu o uear stow that Ite could almost touch ber. So near that if he moved she most see hint! At 014 *raiment she stooped end 'sickest a itpring flower, then on rising turned her face to him, and With a cry,that seemea to leap from bis tortured eart, he =Yea forward and calle4 her name. "Joanl" cShe started, dropped the flower, And eloped aer handle over her heart; anti so these two stood and looked at each otherri Tnt blilike a leafr white to the lips, ehnegld out his quivering hands. That it was a vision be was convinced, Ills mInd, over -strained, lead given way; he was mad, mad, mace! Yes, that was it! lt was the fleeting vision of a luna. tie! And yet—oh, beevegt—how real Rhe mewed. It was Jan the Joan of ehlt and yet more beautiful, more sweet, more lovable than evert "Ole heaven!' he cried, at last, hoarsely, "I am tuatli Awl yet—who. ever you may be, answer mel You are like—one—I used to know and lineal For heaven's sake, answer me!" &au, pale and trembling, raised her eyes, "1 am Joan Ormsby, /Joni be "Ab, no, no!" he cried, in a terrible velee. "Do not deceive me! It is some Wok! My Joan is dead—tlead1" and at the voice so full of agony, Joan put her hand to her aeaat, that seemed breaking in sympathy with his. "I am uot dead? she said. "1 &in Joan, Yes, the wretched dupe you once called yours! Lord Valiant, what have you to say to me?" "Not—deadl" he cried, hoarsely, "Let me touch you! Speak again! Oh, God! alive .and not deadi" ahe sitood before him, a pitying light softening the severity of her gaze, "I am Joan Ormsby —I am Ida Trevele enn," she said. "You have come to see me. and I am here." He stepped forwara and caught her in his arms, the tears running down hie face. Per a moment she rested against his breast quiescent, then she streggled from the chain he had formed round her, "This—this is an Jesuit!" she panted. "Have you forgotten the wrong you sought to do me, Lord Villiers?" "Forgotten! Wrong!" lie echoed, wildly. "What is it you say? Be pa- tient wIth me, Joaul My brain whirls— my heart's on fire! Be patient ---e ahe stood and looked at him. "el am Joan Ormsby," she said, trying to speak coldly*. "You wished. to see me?" As she spoke she moved towards the window and eutered the room, and, half blindly, he followed her. It was she who was composed.; she, the woman; he, the man, vvho was all distraugh t. "Joan! jean! Alive!" he kept mur- muring, his thirsting eyes devouring her, "Now," she said, standing beside the fire and raising her eyes to his, "what have you to say tomer He was silent, leaning against the table, his hands shaking, ".Aan I to speaks" she saki, in a low, clear voice. "Ba it so. You are to.day, Lord Villiers, to relinquish to me that which is mine by law and right. Is that so?" He inclined ids head. It seemed as it he only half heard and understood. "I am Joan Ormsby„athe granddaugh- ter of the Earl of Arrowfichl. This es- tate is mine the wealth you have osvued • and misspent is mine. This will gives it to me." (To be Continued.) •• SCIENCE JOTTINGS, A, goat lives about ten years and will give about a quart of milk a day. The United Itingdom has about 2,500 newspauers. Pananas and potatoes are very much alike in chemical composition, champagne is a little more than 12 per cent. alcohol. Grapes are still trodden with the bare feet in many perts of Spain and Italy. The Kaiser is endeavoring to pttrify the Gelman language. Venezuela has recently launched Its first home -built war vessel. It is now post/lie to telephone teem London to St. Peteraburg, a distance of 880 miles. In the village of Watchwil, Switzer- land. half of the natives have the name or Rurilmazin. Australian curios and tribal idols are eagerly made In Germany to catch the money of the teurists. The ramming of paving stone Is done now with a pneumatic tamper' doing the work of the human rammer Inmuch less time. Physicians battling with the plague In Idoechuria protect thernseltres with rub. ber eoat, gloves and helmet, the latter soaked in iodoform. There are four languages In general use in Switzerland. but German Is en- conntered to the greatest extent. French. Italian and Romansch follow In the order Tlie Crews of Brinell submarines are regularly drilled In the use of the safety helmet, by which they may save them - &Ives and others in event of disaster. A new source of rubber supply bas been aunoonced to the Preneh Academy et Sciences in a gum found in abundance in the Malay peninsular and archipelago. 11 is easily gathered and conte.Ins ftont 10 to 20 per cent. ef pure gum. There is a poe_sibility that the fogginess of the London atmosphere Is decreasing. The statement Is made that twenty-one years ago there was a record of fifty- five foray days %luring' the wlMer months, while lately the average is about el eVen. - Corosiott in metals is said to be pre- vented by the passage through the metals of a week current of eleetricity. This is "like cure like" treatment for the pit- ting Of metals Is said to be due to the local electrical action, that is feeble cur- reat developed by the acidular awater on dIerlinlar metals, often impurItlet in the metal Itself, at the point of corrosion. The passage of a weak current from a dynauo, will counteract the local cur- rent and in this manner the metal pre- eciteved indefinitely. The Journey trent Paris to Tokio will be ebertened frem 15 &lave to 11 days 10 hours by the opening of the new 00nneet- Ina line ef the trans -Siberian railroad from Itiultden to Wiju, on the Rarest)) conet, eutting out the trip to Vladivos. tuck. The taking Mal exhibiting of Moving Dietures has been greatly improved by the use of the gyroscope. This steadies the trieed while the exposure of the film is being made and lessens the VibratIOn while It is being projected on the eheet. 13y recent changes made in the design of the Motorcycle its appearance Is Breat- h. improved by Malting uae of the tubes or tee frame for the storage of many Of ibe parts walch tire now hung to ft. leer dile Purpose it Is necessary to make Oa tubing a trifle heavier. In Prance the operators of aeroplanes 11ro held Vesnentille for damage done to tobrsoss or nreuerty when corning to the earth. I,1 tt-o eases such operators have been feund guilty of homielde anti punished, although the punialitnent tom reit as great es that for other foetus of the sante Milne. *rho total amount of .earth eveavated Dna yet to be taken out In building the Mumma Vane! under the projected plans mounts to elhefittrest ruble yard. nitt Ole would tower hearty 2 1-2 times as bleb an flieteo.e. and would rontein nbetzt it times es Inuelt materiel, by velume. In heiebt it velem exietal up ban the sky heorly 1.150 feet. AN EXPERT. . (lioston Tranielipt.) Otiggs---Weren't you eurprisal that the tustonis inspector didn't find thote things you .smugglea in? 1lriggs-01e no; toy wife Mewl a them away. Site kan peek thinge hi a hunk lettere elle mei even fitel them her• egle • meneLy A suGoEsTfoN. 11 te eye totiltelor email mat/lute ate tottotrAtt %mitten Aied there Would he po e it sand&tl1. INI.N.41001**0001111•01MW~CP, Spring Medicine familial Dodors Airee That the System Should be Housecleaned itt the Spring, Not enly outekle, bot beide as well, your body must he freqUently cleaned, Otherivise it becomes loaded with waste that clog up the wheele of health. Much better to act in time. Use Dr. Hamilton% Pills; they strengthen and regulate the bowels, assist digestion enrich the blood and thereby fortify the tames and lay Um foundation of lasting good beanie Dr, Hamilton's Pills bung vim and vi. tality so inuell sought far .to -day; they infuse A feeling of freshnese and spirit in those who have been ailing for years. Really no medicine so potent. Price 25e at all dealers. 4 • an TRUTH IN ART. (New York Ilerehle - Unquestionably the present trend of taste le in the direction of truth. Tbe imedern artist trice to paint things as he semi them and not as some one else has seen them before him. It is true that he requently sees things through distorting spectacles, but, provided hiti work be honest, that fact aoes not de. tract front its interest. No two men tree things in precisely the same light, naul it may be that those whom we call "col- or blind" are theonly ones with a clear vision. The terms "freak" and "crank" have oftentimes been tised to character- ize men of great genius. Minarets Liniment Co., Limited, Yarmouth. N. S. Gentlemen,—In January last, Francis Leclare, one of the men employed by me, working in the lumber woods, had a tree. fall on him, crushingltim fearfully. Ile was, when found, placed on a tiled and taken home, where grave fears were en- tertained for his recovery, his hips be. Ing badly bruised and his body turned black from bis ribs to his feet We used hlINARD'S LINIMENT on him freely to deaden the pain, and with the use of three bottles he was completely cured and able to return to his work sAuvutm DUVAL Elgin Road, L'Islet Co, Que NO SECRET. TELEGRAPHY. Many persons are of the impression that wireless telegrapy is particularly subject to "tapping," but as has been pointed out by Marconi and others, says the Scientific American, no telegraph system Is absolutely secret. Any one fa. miller with the Morse cede can read or- dinary messages entering any telegraph office, At Poldhu, on a telephone con- nected to a long horizontal wire the uaessages passing on a Government tele- graph line a quarter of a mileaway can be distinctly reed. Ithas been shown that it is possible to pick up at a dis- tance, on another circuit, conversation whielt may be passing through a tele- phone, or telegraph wire. On one wen - Alert an investigator was able to inter- fere, from a distance, with the working of the ordinary telephones in Liverpool. o• • A GOOD MEDICINE FOR THE BABY Baby's Own Tablets is the one medi- cine that can be given little ()nee with the firm knowledge that nothing but good will result. The tablets are sold under the guarantee of a governritent an- alyst to contain 'no opiate nor any ether drug which will harm the youngest child —they cannot possibly do harm; they always do good, -.and once a mother has used them she will never again give her little one castor oil or the "soothing" stuffs which simply drug baby into tem- porary relief and in the end do harm. Mr, Philias Parndia, Frampton._ Que., writeet "Send Inc two more boxes 01 Baby's Own Tablets. 1 have used them for constipation and have always found them very good. My. baby is certainly progressing under the Tablets." The Tablets are sold by medielee dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. . • . CARE FOR THE CHILDREN. (Montreal Herald.) The children of our city are a trust, given to us by an Almighty Power for 'our own good and their own. Primarily it is true, the trusteeship for each child is reposed in the parents; and happy in- deed is the child who has never to look further. But the thousands and thou- sands of Montreal children whose par- ents are unworthy or incompetent have no one to look to but us, the citizens of their city, and their claim is absolute. It were better to slay them as the Spar- tan rulers did their weaklings than to allow them to grow up to a destiny of ill -health, moral perversity and intellec- tual death. We are doing almost. as lit- tle 813 we possibly ma for them now; let us take up our duty and fulfil it pro- perly. RY BRINE EYE REED • For Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes and. GRANULATED EYELIDS MurineDoesn'tSmart—SoothesEyePain Ones?* Id Make EseitneednItoti. 2Se, Seo Marina Bra Save, In Asetitic Tobago 25ct $LOB EYE.BOOKS AND ADVICE FREE. BY NAIL hiurineEyeRemedCo.,Chic.ago. wee••••eleiessge NO DOUBT ABOUT IT. (Sydney Bullet ina 'Teacher (to new pupia—Why did Han- nibal cross the Alpe, my little many My ',title Matt—For the same reason as the 'en crossed th' road. Vet' tion't catch me with no puzzles. Millard's Liniment used by Physicians NOTHING TO FEAR, The 01r1—"flo haele and lick him, you eowardi" The Victirn—"Ilut Itc's already given lue tWO blatk 0,V08:" The Girl—"Well, be can't give you any more, tan lier. -.Judge. 'Ow • re•sttsf••• • HEALTHGRAMS. .1/11'. DR. YaMAN COHEN. (Aesietant Chief alealeal Ilimpeetor. Oaleago.) Excessive function prodlteert decleire failure. Play is the tonic of existence. A d)ear body is an indtmement to the stout to stay on earth. Why hurry? Your destinatiou is fixed, take time to live ivhile you may. Peek, airless, overcrowded tenements are the charnel }amigo of th woraing class. Oood lialth ie the best form of life 18 - Life (first originatee in water; im- pure sewage contaminated iyater enter- minates it. One•third of the population of come- teries consists of ehildren tinder 5 years of age. The little tots could not have walkea the distance front the home to the ceme- tery if ive bind not puelma them all the way. Open the windows and (loom of yetir parlor Arid let your eltildren meet the universal parents of life—sunshine and stir, Ask for Minard's and. take no other. THE HOUSE FLY OAMPAIGN, (Ottawa Journal.) If Otta.witne could have placed before them in some unmistakable form the mortality agues eaused by the house fly alone, there is no doubt but that every man end woman would join to the utmost in the campaign initiated by 1114 Excellency Earl Grey for the purpose of their suppression. That this suppression Is possible, and with co-operation, even easy, is Amu by the example- of England, *Although the British climate is more suitable for the house .fly than the Canadian, they are hardly enough of a nuisanee there to c.a.use the necessity of using window screens. This because the places where. flies breed are easefully covered or disin- feeted. ln this way Britain ie Sare4. much expense, sieknese anti death. A general indiridual effort, coupled with a closer eivie inspection of stables and back yards, and with care in cover- ing and haudling garbage, should reduce the house fly pest to a minimum this summer. But as the breeding thne is here, the deerk must cominence immedi. ately. IMIIIMO.1011.40.1.1••••INNYMOILIA saglanslinsamnatmaiamaZallair H E 'MODERN WAY OF HOME DYEING Is to use ONE Dye that will color-Alther Wool,Sotton, Silk or Mixed Goods Perfectly, You will and this la Son d for Sample Card end StslrY Rook le t 31 The JOIINSON. RICHARDSON CO., Limited, i4ontrcnl,Con, With this Modern Dye ail you have to do is to ask for DY -04A then you CAN'T make a mistake and soothe Wrong Dye for the-oods you have to color. 111=1•••1••• a.111.••••••• voimumme Seven Ways to Serve Rhubarb, Spring's Delieitus Health Food: Take the oldfaahlonea pleplant for In. Stance. There 111'0 ways and ways of cooking it, and the more we eat of it In the spring the better we feel—nt least so grandmother __l 3. When rhubarb th•st comes It Is tender ahd red and melees a pretty dish.. It should be eitt into tiny pieces and nut over the fire with very little water and etewed but a feat moments. Add sugar to suit the taste. A. famous old cook uses this recipe for rhubarb pie • Peel rhubezb and eta rine, Line pan will pastry, fill as full as pos- sible. Add a little grated lemon peel and VA cups sugar which has been mixed with a heaping tablespoon flour. Cover with pastry, sprinkle top with sugar and bake ttntil the pie eon lee turned on the Dan—about as, of an hour. ato znake fritters cut stalks up In small niecee. Beat a pint of flour to a smooth nage with le a pita of water, add a pin. 1i of salt, a pint of milk and I.C1.0 well beaten eggs : stir the rhubarb into the batter. Put a large tablespoon lard in- to a thiek-bottomed frying pan. Melt the fat. and when bolting hot put In the battetaby spoonfuls and keep etteh spoon- ful separate. Flatten the tops of the fritters and when one side is browned turn theta over. When they are done aro:nigh drain. A Good Grade Of Sugar costs hut little move than n poor grade. In you get the ete;ST that money can buy. Its recognized economy—Its de- lightful flavor and Its crystal purity make it a favorite wherever it is used urea. Order St. Lawrence Sugar and note the decided superiority there Is be- tween It and the ordinary nameless sugar. St. Laarence Sugar Relining Co., Lindted, Montreal. CHOOSING A DOG. It's important. The color must be right, It's nonsense to mateh a decal It's 'equally foolish to match furs. No, eltoose a dog that "goee" with arything. - The black dog supplies the neeesettry "touch of hetch." A black "Porn" is, indeed, a clever eddition to any costume, Ile is aleo a solece indoors or out— deat little fuzzy-wuzzy. • Mlnard's Liniment Lumbeeman's Friend, ••••••••••-, • WOMEN AND CHILDREN SOLD. Bev, B, E. Lobenstine, writing to The Christian Herald from the Chinese fam- ine district, says: efeaddeet of ell has been the sale •of women and ebildren. Even in China, it ie generally consitietea diegratefuf for A man to sell his wife, and the MIs tan no!, take plate, openly, This year not only dime the sale taLe lave quite • openly, hut the purelmeer is even te- petted Ai a benevolent man, no twitter how nefarious h•is objet in the purelmee may be. Those most la dernaml are ghat from the ages of tWelVe SiNteellt MOSt Of theze are Wilght, ax slavee for lives of tle„%tratlatiOn. (Inc is e011qtanl1y Seeing ebilthen offored for sale ea the etreete, A valid 'under ten Call be bought for Anywhere from a -dime to a quarter, ana of emnse many are given Way, if the parent's our find mime one who will premiee to Ruppert them." Awese• ww.41.0,116, THE OLDEST MAP. After tattle eantrovergy about the age of various maps+ tliat 'have eeme down to us from anvient thaem 11 hag leet deft retitled by ea:Arias Chet tee eldest ie hi the fotra of it Imola- in a 1,Intrat tit Malalkt.itt It is about latet vs cal tied Imo wen to be S map of ft pat of the laity Land. •••••• r •••••10 1.14 4e. THE 1.10111 WAY In ell cues ot IMITZMPtR, PINK tn. itoLurimp, COLDS, OTC. of all tomes, hroodmares, coke, Cantons, is to "SPOIIN on their tongues or in the feed put Spohn's Liquid Compound. Give the resnetly to al of them, lf acts ou the blood mei glands. It:veto* the disease by °spelling the disease mins. ,It wards off the trouble no matter how they ere 'exposed." Ab - *Mutely tree from ;Anything Injurious. A child eats safely take it. 5co and lir.00; 55.50 and Sitar) the dozen. Sold by di twists end harness d Were. Dietributores Alt whote•Ato Druggists SPOIIN MEDICAL CO., Chemlats and nactorlolosouts GOSHEN, IND., U. S. A. -tr• '----NIMIRIAMOWa145ilifeWNiieaO6eea1Nit EDDY'S "SILENT" MATCHES ARE THE MOST MODERN AND PERFECT A SURE LIGHT, THE FIRST STRIKE ney make no melee or sputter—a quiet, steady flame. The match for the smoker, the office and the home. All good dealerkeep them and Eddy's Wooleawo.re, Fibreware, Tubs, Pails and Washboards, The E. B. EDDY Co., Limited, HULL, CANADA THE AGE OF THE EGG, sale,passe th The California Board of Health has d an ers to stamp on eggs they offer for aegdeicwhich obliges egg deal. .t It appeam that the cold storage inter- ests of California have been imposing on the populace and the B. of II. Is de. itteisrtmenindoedto break up the practice. Pro- tests from consumers have been made showing bought for fresh eggs had been ev- olved by hens in the deeadent past and showing that eggs which said consent- torie relks.btling fresh were merely his - Hereafter California restaurant pro- prietors will be obliged to state the age and social standing of eggs which they offer for sale on the menus so that the innocent consumer may know just what haiset?ffeusrinigllao ig• Eggn menus will then pro- bably read something after the follow- ing style: Fried eggs (right off the nest), 013Sne:11')aled leegdg segg(isleafarigYedfrfeisreh) days). Piffled eggs (41 enough to stand Omelett (vintage of 1910). Embalmed eggs (valued not so meet, for their itrinsic worth as an edible as for the historic associations which dos - ter about them). A VALUABLE WATCH. (Pete Mete.) "They eay Rockefeller is so rich that his fortune increases by a thousand francs every time Ids watch ticks." "Good gracious! If 1 were he 1 should be in a continual fright lest some one should steal my watch." ).411-4 Catanh Makes ¥0tir Head Ring Catarrh germs spread.to the ear pas- sages, congestion follows, end the organa of healing are so disturbed as to cause un pleasant noises, hawking, dropping to the throat, and the foul odor that makes people's breath offensive. No remedy can compare with Catarrhozone. It m simply little drops of healing which the air carries to the remotest parts of the breathing apparatus. Catarrhozone re- moves the cause of catarrh, destroys game that excite inflammation, prevents the formation of offensive secretions, and restores health quickly. Catarrho- of the throat, !wigs and nasal passages, a delight to use for deafness, head noises, bronchitis and throat trouble and catarrh, 25, 50e and :gm sizes. Sold everywhere;. refuse any substitute for. Catarrhozone. • 0, a 4 IT SOUNDED THAT WAY. Dr. W. T. Ifornaday, director of the New York Zoological Park, wrote home Lo his family when he Wes on one of his haday trips ifs Montana: "There are tuany beautiful streams and lakes in this Satte. The moat difficult 'water we have had to find thus far is Woman's•Pocket Lake. Tenderfoot Creek did ndt make ns much trouble, nor 'lin Cup Creek, nor even Graveyard Creek. We are spending the night at Dirty Woman's Ranch. Tie ntorrolv tee 'seen cross Froze -to -Death Creek, also Hanging Woman Lena Killed Woman Creeks and shall camp the next night beside lien Roaring Clack." "It sounds," eentmented the director's daug,Itter, "as if father were going to the bad.' —.New York Press. ' - ARE YOUR CORNS TENDER? Why keep them—why suffer when cure ean be had in twenty-four hours by using Putnam' Painless Corn Ana Wart Extractor? Its healing balms and soothing qualities relieve the pain in a few hours, the hard kernel of the eorn is dissolved away. Absolute satisfaction in a, 25e bottle of Putnam's Painless Corn Ana 1Vati, Extraetor. AN ELECTRIC CARPET. The latest eleetrie Invention is the electric carpet for heating rooms, It. was originated in Paris. The tinder side of the new earpet consists of a network of Steel wires through which the 'current is equally distributed in all direetions. 11 Is mid teat the cost of •the new font at heating will be lets than that of any known system; indeeta it is eetimatea that a mom fitted withone of those ear - pets Pan he heated at a total cost of a poiny .8e beer._ . .eneine5A ISSUE NO. 18, 1911 HELP WANTED, %V. agearid experience, and if married or sIngle. 13. Bell & Son Coe Limited, St. George, Ont. r 1V51 afAat OR wou..-IN vt'AxTEID 14 for work at home, paYing $200 ea ell.00 per day, with opportunity to ad- vance. Spare unie can he used. Work za:a. difficult, end requIree no experience. Winston, Limited, Spadlna avenue, To- yota°. WOMEN WANTED. • WOMB S' WANTED, TO TAKE OR - doers In spare time ; no experience necessary. Our lines especially used by mothers and girls. Apply, Dept. A, Brit- ish Canadian Inelostrial Company, 223 ealbert street, Ottawa. ••••IMIP AGENTS WANTED. esoWwwww, TART TEL ROUTE TO -DAY. SEINE A., postalfor circulars. or 10e for emplea and terms. Alfred Tyler, Lan - 5,11. Ont. A GIENTs WANTED—A STUDY Or /V, other agency prow:Anions convinces LIS that none can equal ours. You win always regret it if you don't tkelda for particulars to Travellers' Dept., 228 etreet, Ottawa. M1.•••11.0.6.441•••••213•Oosnowall Evehoy Woman 1s Interested anti should know shout the wonderful MARVEL Whirling Spray The new Vaginal Syringe. Best —.Most convenient. It cleanses Instantly. Avk yous druggist If he cannot supply the MARVE L. accept no other, but send stamp tor illustrated book—sealed, It gives full panic. eters and directions invaluable to ladles. WINDSOR SUPPLY CO..» Windsor, Ont. General Agents tor Cana 13E AS WISE AS THE PESKYFLY • AND SWAT HIM. (Niaga.ra Falls, N. Y., Journal.) It . may be that the fly hasn't much sense, but Ito has a pretty shrewd idea of taking eare of himself. Ile knows a. swatter when he sees One descending and is lively in getting out of the way. Then ha can walk on the oiling, or up the window pane, and do other stunts that make him hard. to swat. Whether it is sense or what not, something tette 11181 human beings are his enemies. Now, if the fly knows that numb, doesn't it seem a little strange that some humans aro slow to recognize that fly is their enemy? just thinkl 1118118 had as much sense in proportion to his size as the fie- has wouldn't Ito make short work of that dangerous little pest! But after all these years of civilization man is just beginning to learn. to swat Ids enemy. Yes, itet a. slow old world. Eend for free sample to Dept. IL Le 'National Drug & Obentleal Clo., Toronto. • - TIT FOR TAT. (London Opinion,) "Dear Clara," wrote the young man, "pardon me, but I'm getting so forget- ful. I proposed to you last night, but really forgot whether you said yes or no." "Deer Will," she replied by note, "so glad to hoar from you. I know I said 'no' to some one last night, but I lied forgotten just who it •••••••—••••-•4-4-4—.....*.—. Keep Minaret's Liniment in the house .C• sama..... , ' WOMEN AND MONEY -MAKING. The woman who wants to make money 1 to -day must be prepared to wink, and work herd, by an entered system for a , definite end. Title IS the may poselhle I method; to make mono., by home em - I ployment, and at oad hours at the work- ! ern will, as frankly "Impaseible!"--Lon- d all Alittlame, PAINT TESTIMONY • • • - e,:seefeeeesee, 'When you ;mint teas veins' lot this testimony help you. All over thls broad Canada aro thou. winds of cuetomers holdieg ato high with gratitude the old roe liable brand of RAMSAYS PAINTS guaranteed to prerierve, to 1A-0., toc.t, to beautify, atver to peoI, track or eltellt, always for the lifetime .of pure .and always; told at Olt right vice. Ask atout thorn, and ,write us for iloolast ARCM free, a 1io;(1E:erne ilooklet LH 1101,1114 Pnlisting. Yott el euld itavo it. A. RAMSAY C Tux PAINT MAKtIttt 0 INV& 1 ON 00., Montreal. .42. ••••7•11.,