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EXERCISE.
It is as impossible to lay dawn rules
for exelx:ise which shall be applicable to
all nen aseit is to prescribe the exact
tnnount and kind of toot. In both these
To:meets .aCI1 TmJl
1r
1n v t
Ito
ret
himself; and as 111121.0 is much 1111111 111
11.0 Saving that what is one Hunt's food
is meats menet raison, so there is M
the axiom .that an amount of CNela'1se
Mut an teatime of exereise that will
keep one man in lieult 1 twill slued mno-
Uwr to his bed. In {;moral, it may be
said that while most men ad, tau
meet men (00300 foe tulle, and. amt
the mere a maul eat, the more exerelee
he (,meet to !,lee,
The effect (f exer,'ise is to 113040
`meluboli;in of the lcely, lhul is, te,
A FAMILY AIEDDiCINE,
Dr. 'Williams' PinkPillsOne: Medicine
Rest Stilted for the Whole .Household,
Ar. Williams' Pink Pills aro the great
est blood -builder known to medical set.
LINO. They never fail to make rich,
red blood --lots of it -. the kind that
ta•ings health and strength to the suf-
fcrer. They are a family medicine
gime for the gramineither or grnnd-
idher; the motive et father and for
growing clliltiren, mete:nnds have
t'tlldtd new h' alit and stye lager through
As
the Use t, e e• ,illsn', a leen
, r n, l ( tr r
beam r fumilt 1)U dtetne etre, (:has, Cu t -
(l gluey. \he rep eoten .fiver, the., says:
111 hueliand teas ill for ilei• menthe
and was unable to ,lo any w uik, Ile
nem, s 11011 trips to the :eye to con -
sue (Melees ' 1( epee.,
nt nitwit 1 ueP
y 011
3111'111'311,', 10111 1urt11111g hupctl .111111-- t❑
eett h • gree worse, 111, e shit not eat
nn,eli and 1111 lillir' he did est would
3r ,1 remain e In lee 01,1111m,11. His stonl-
edit was examine,. by S (lays and feend
(ri be in n terrible tunneled cnidae...
Attu remaining at the Soo fur :one
promote asstelilalion of the food tureen' time tine, r 11+ d0C1or's earn without
• and 'io Maslen the throwing off of tlle1 flailing etei,f he returned home (lrscouo-
waste prelduels. 'Phis ex ,lags the .come t e ,r 1 and erne/ 110 was going to P8.
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ting paradox that moderate exerrue does t 11 was then Ur. \Viihunnsr pine pills
• Ret ahvees reduce flesh, ]nil note 13011151-i one ereenuneneiee and by the time he
ly tend.lo increase it in large enters, In had Well nine Boxes he wee perfectly
elicit persons the excess -of food token 14 trail and able to go to ws,d; again.
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t < 1111 11 'surra• i I t n-
0 ordinarily not hill • a -r 1)t 1 r i, t i fir,, i.0 -t i 1 1 cwt nuc, have 1
Y y � r ,
thrown oil in ualrgesied form; but ex- sc usixl the Pills for feigale troubles
- 'erciso pomettc.4 leis eseitllilalien, and and found Mein a perfect inedielne. My
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the. added Material, being urol'<, than >~ i 1.1.I. one also awes good health a
needed to anake tut for the wear and fear, roll color to then!."
i3 'deposited in the body f.) the •form of
' fat, If the - o ve s otit would melt, his
"too, too solid flesh," he must take less
• fol -forming feed.
• The need of exercise is felt mainly by
1111, oily man who lives at a distance
from his place of business, and must re-
sort to some more rapid means of loco-
motion than his legs afford hint to get to
11'5 work on tinge. The savage gets
plenty of exereise in hunting his food
and running away from his enemies;
and, moreover, he liven in the open air,
the oxygen of which takes the place of
his lack of exercise M times of plenty
and of peace.
The fanner also has his exercise end
his oxygen he abundance, and even in
winter the care of his sows and chickens,
his wood -chopping and hes water -draw-
ing keep him in fair training. But the
city man mi his exercise.
e.
must ,eek 1 1
The fortunate ones who have time can
piny golf or ride a Picycle after hours,
:Others can attend a gymnasium In the
evening. and there get the poorest kind
of exereise, although It is better than
none. Fencing is good if practiced in a
large room with wideopen windows ; but
real exercise is taken outdoors.
The only kind yussibie to most clerks
and salesmen is walking, and this will
maintain health if done regularly. A
two or three-mile walk a day ought to
be the minimum for any one In fair
health. For many, free or six miles is
none too much, and this means women
as well as men,
children can look out for themselves.
Their energy will always find sufficient
expression in healthy play.—Youth's
Companion.
HEALTH NOTES.
Sufferens from asthma and bronchitis
should take a teaspoonful of this remedy
three times a day, or even one dose at
night will greaUy relieve wheezing and
Irritation: One tablespoonful of ipecac-
uanha wine, two tablespoonfuls of
honey, two tablespoonfuls of lemon -
juice. First melt elle honey and then
add the other ingredients.
The reason laughter improves ones
health and looks is that it improves the
circulation by stimulating it, sending the
blood bounding through the veins. This
is the benefit of all laughter, if hearty
enough; It causes deeper inspiratian,
calling into active use every part of the
lungs, favoring an increase of lung
power, and thereby developing a healthy
chest. When the chest and breast are
lifted and expanded, the sagging, weep-
ing -willow lines of the lace disappear.
Therefore laugh a little every day.
Laugh and live long and .keep young.
Worry is itself a species of mono-
mania. No mental attitude is more dis-
astrous to personal achievement, per-
sonal happiness, and personal usefulness
In Me world than worry and its twin
brother, despondency. The remedy for
the evil lies in training the will to cast oft
cares and seek a change of occupation
when the first warning is sounded by
Nature in intellectual lassitude. Relaxa-
tion is the certain foe of worry, and
"don't fret" one of the healthiest of
maxims.
An exeellent gargle for sore tercet is
Listerine and water, in the proportion of
one-third Iisterine to two-thirds water.
11 Is very pleasant to the taste, purities
the breath, and is a good disinfectant.
Often a troublesome irritation will at -
leek thethroat,mused sometimes is h a
Y
deranged stomch, often tho'forrerunnee
el a serious cold. This Listerine gargle.
if taken in season, will prevent the Cold
teem materializing to any great extent.
It is an antiseptic which is largely used
by the medical fraternity.
Solt is a combination of chlorine with
srdium. Chlorine is one of the most
powerful gases known, 1t can destroy
anything brought near its Influence,
Mixed with lane, it is the noted disin-
fectant named chloride of lime, used
wherever fevers and dangerous ferments
are Mingled with sodium it becomes
chloride of sodium, our valuable, .most
useful, and indispensable table salt.
Sall, wafer, fairly strong, used regularly
several threes a day, will wonderfully
strengthen the muscles of the eyes. It
eels as a tonic upon every part of the
under lid, and the cornea, and penetrates
deep even into lite recesses of the tear
gland.. Upon eyelids prone to granula-
tion or to styes, the action of warm salt
Water is most marked and almost im-
mediate. The salt bath was tried upon
eyes wealcened by long use, that could
not bear the light, yet had excellent
sight so far as muscles at vision went,
1! only the weakened muscles would al-
low 1110 Iris to have full play. The salt
bath was tried, first with a sponge, later
with the eyes held open in a basin of
salt water, and 1110 result was restored
sono to every feeble musole,
In Turhn_ a paper used to appear
tight, years ago wheel. was printed in
luminous ink, sc OW it dauld be read
in the dark. b vtlle, Ont.
lir. Williams' Pink Pilin cure all the
trembles clue to poor blood or shattered
balLrrMl
nerves, such as anaemia, rheumatism,
dyspepsia, neuralgia, Se Vitus' dance,
partial paralysto, etc., simply because
they make rich. red, health -giving
blood, Sold by all medicine dealers er
by mail at 50c. a box or six boxes tor
42.1.0 front The Dr, Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
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TRAINING HORSES FOR WAR.
Fourfooted Regulars clave to Take Long
Course 01 Lessons.
Germany needs 1,000,000 horses for
cavalry and artillery to put her colossal
forces in the field; France requires
probably 750,000, and even Great Lrilain
needed as many as 230,000 be Soleil
Africa while she was fighting 111e Boers.
r e time
Although England in peac ne
mounts only two-thirds of her cavalry,
tier horse bill amounts to about $.400,(100
a year—a figure 1..1011 may be multi-
plied by four or live for the German
army.
In most countries omnibus, farm and
domestic horses are registered as bring
available in time of war for i iseellen-
s us service, and for this everything
from 630.000 to 8150,000 a year may be
paid by a military nation.
France spends upward of 5000,000 a
year on horses for her great armies. As
a general rule, says a writer in the
Circle. the recruits are five years old and
cost 6200 each. '
Cavalry chargers vary from fifteen to
sixteen hands in height, and sharp rules
have been laid down about their shape,
action and treatment. There are regular
schools where the raw four -legged re-
cruit is trained, His education em-
braces the fearless swimming of deep
and wide rivers.
It is extremely interesting to see a
thousand four -legged recruits drawn up
in a ring armed the instructor, who
opens the proceedings hitt a sharp shot
from an army revolver. The animals
are taught to gallop fearlessly up a line
or square of infantry who are blazing
away with their rifles, of course loaded
with blank cartridges.
Lastly comes a charge upon batteries
of guiek-firing cannon. It is worth not-
ing that when smokeless powder came
into general we it was found that thou-
sands of horses which would face with -
cut flinching the smoke of guns using
black powder balked and shied at the
sinister flash and roar of cordite and
melinite.
There appears to be as much indivi-
duality among horses as among men.
Some take the flash and report very
quietly and are gassed on to more se-
vere trials, while others rear and try to
bolt in abject terror.
The riding masters intrusted with the
eclucaUon of these horses are specially
selected for their quietness, kindness,
self-control and patience, united with
°enrage, firmness and the absolute con-
fidence born of tried and consummate
horsemanship. Horse and man are
trained together In the various armies.
The French cavalry recruit goes
through no fewer than 112 separate les-
sons in revisions before he is considered
ft to get upon his horse, which is trained
simultaneously. Both are taught to
swim burdened with full equipment;
both are thoroughly accustomed to all
sorts of startling noises, from the creek
of a revolver to the ear-splitting roar of
partied artillery.
1 Besides the riding -school training,
there is also field work across country
with steeple-ehesing, jumping over hur-
dles, and even over the dinner table,
where a silver set feast has been spread.
Not so much as a folded napkin must be
displaced by the flying leap of the cav-
alryman right over .the table, One part
of the charger's education shows him
how to 11e prostrate on the field of battle,
as the latter crouches behind the Will-
ful creature,
So perfectly are cavalry horses trained
that every great war beholds the curious
sreclecle of riderless horses galloping to
the charge in perfect line. Thus at Bala-
clava the front rank of one regiment
was composed almost entirely of rider-
less horses, theft masters leaving been
dropped by the Russian sharpshooters..
11EEP BABY WELL.
Ask any Mother who has used Baby's
Own Tablets and she will tell you there
is no other medicine so good. We pledge
you our word there is no other medi-
cine sosafe—we give you the guaran-
tee of a Government analyst that Baby's
Own Tablets contains no opiate or poi-
sonous soothing stuff. The Tablets
speedily relieve and cure ail the minor
allments of babies and young child-
dron. Mrs. L. F, Kerr, Greenbush, Ont.,
says: "Baby's Own Tablets are the best
al' round medidtrae for babies and chil-
dren I know of, 1 can strongly reeom•
mond them to mothers from my own
experience;" Sold by all medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box foam
The Dr. Willlams''hfedicine Co,,eteeocic-
TRICKS OF THE RIVERMAN
Ol\111 OF TIM PECULIAR -PRANKS
V1'IIICII 1111 P1,RGO1UMS.
t Stick of Timber in the Water is
l eualiy 1170 elwlns of Ilis
Trauspoetutiof.
First and foremost your true river.
111511 can ride a log, says Stewart Ed-
ward White In Outing. "his does no!
mean u10rety that lie is libhr to eland
upright (l• 111 jump from.on0 to eno(1101
ttithoui• splusliug in --though even that
18 1111 mean feat, as a trial will 04l11 -
3111('e you,
"r
Thal, is only :u, 1
U)r1 1t ttllofit
n u
f^
The sow log 111 the water ei the sneak
4'! 1rtulsl ce117113174 e.1 your true rivet,
101111 Who, When 011 drive, aht1es1
steps one law.. 000tH to rat end sleep.
'1111 Jill IINI'Y.
A journey doom stetlun is to hint en
effa[r of great simplicity, Ile pushes
into the current a stielt of limber, jellies
lightly ltlap of it, leans schist 5(4
peeve, and foals away as graceful mixt
nl0li01i10ss as a Clrnoan endue.
When his unstable craft overtakes
other logo, be deserts it, rums forward
as laar es he can ---the lugs .wiling and
awas1i behind his splint;—uud se con-
tinues on. another timber.
leek Boyd once, for R lot, rode for
twelve mile. deem Grand river on a
l log he meld carry to the Si(:1 is bank
ncluSs iii, eleadilees,. Full rudl.. the
time his feet were submerged to the
ankles.
THE RAPIDS..
Nor does quic'k water always cause
your -expert riverman to dieemburic.
Using itis pcavy as a inahuli'ing pole,
and treading with squirrel-like quick,
Hess 310 his footing rolls, he will run
rapids of cuusidemble force and vol-
ume,
R'hen the tail of a drire passes
through the chute of a dao there are
aiwayd half a dozen or so of the
"veer" men who out of sheer bravado
will rout through standing upright like
circus riders and yelling lice fiends.
Few river drives fifth without los-
ing 5 )man. There are magnificent i•cN-
1,te0, 11:11TOw escapes, However, these
ulnen appear to aoeepl whatever 0011705
as a matter of course, or perhaps more
truly, it is their pride never to slow
emotion of any sort.
T1IE RESCUE.
One mon was dragged out by the col-
lar from a very dangerous predicament
tetweeu Iwo parts of a breaking jam.
1'c gain safely his rescuer, burdened
by the victim of the accident, had [Mr -
to Boole the breast of the falling logs.
For ten seconds it looked 111ce sure
death to bolls, but by a combination
of audacity end sheer luck they
reached the bank. Mose people would
have paused for congiatmlatons and
to tails it over. Not they. The rescuer.
still retaining his grip on the man's
cellar, twisted hint around and deliv-
ered one good kick.
"There, dawn you." said he; and the
two fell to work without further com-
ment.
THE FIGHT.
Just fns a cowboy lilies to show oft
horsemanship which can have no prac-
tical application to his trade, so does
the riverman do his tricks. A man in
\larinelle, whose name I have forgot-
ten, could turn a somersault on a log;
innumerable others like to lie down at
length while flouting with 111e current,
Jack Boyd could "upend" a railroad tie
without falling into the water, and it
is very cold water indeed ilia can
scare off occasional birling match.
The riverman never knows when he
is licked. As long as ire remains C011-
sctous he will continue the struggle. A
big man once had a little man down
and was punishing him. severely.
Friends of the little man attempted to
interfere.
"Let him alone!" cried lent warrior.
"Let hen alone! I may be on top in a
few minutes.
Dave Walker is now foreman of one
Of the flre engine stations in Grand
Rapids. For many years he followed
the drive in our employ. lee is not a
large Iran. An enemy of Dave's once
atacked - him with an axe. Again
friends attempted to intervene 111 so one
sided a combat.
"Let us het" cried Dave, "there's en
axe between us!"
14,
STA:11P SPOILED CAREER.
Inspector Groves Has a Remarkable
Experience.
After an honorable service of nine
shire• ars ' 1n the police force of Monmouth-
shire,
, Englad, during which ile has
risen from the position of constable to
that of inspector, George Groves has just
been forced to resign end [Inds his off-
tial career at ae 0111, and the cause of It
all is a penny stamp.
Inspector Groves joined the Mon-
mouthshire eolite in 1806, and for the
last four years has been stationed at
Aberearn, a mining district which is by
no means easily managed. By tact and
courtesy, however, Groves won the
whole -hearted confidence and esteem of
tete inhabitants, and feeling amongst
them is intense over his degradation for
that which is regarded as a trifling mat-
ter.
The penny stamp Notate)) made all the
trouble was used by the inspector in
posting a swing-tever license, to one
Stuart healon, of Hall Farm, Worsley,
near Manchester. This Heaton asked for
lir enable him to remove a pig to Black-
wood, and as there was no stamped en-
velope enclosed in his letter, Groves
asked, In forwarding the order, that the
farmer should return a stamp to cover
the postage, as he (Greven) had no other
means of recovering the cost.
Shortly afterward he received a letter'
from Heaton seying that the chief con -1
stable was legally bounceeto defray all.
expenses of that hind, and that he was
forwarding the leiter to the board of
agriculture. A little later Groves was.
asked to explain on whose authority and
by what order, he ,had his name printed
013 the departmental paper and why he
had °seed for the return of the slime.
Ile eelrained that the paper had been
printed els years ego and that lie did
Teething Babies
are saved enacting—and Mothers
given zest—w11011 one uses
Nurses' age Mothers' Treasure
Quickly relieves—regulates the
bowels — prevents sorevrilsions,
Used so years. Absolutely safe,
At drugstores 257. R bottles; 51.20,
National Ocie, 5 Chemical Co., minute,
Sole Proprietors, Montreal, Al
i
n44 i 7 Hary 1t. wee
wrong to ]lova bis mime
and rail. thereon, 110 1080 s111i511 that 110
ems under the impression that he could
not rhnrge the postage to the county
01)1(01 111„ oe'cumsinnee$,
Om Freely of lilt week he W11' 01(1118(1
11 11111,1n1 Ruprtiinlcndirut 1 tit lee's (Alice
n: Mimeo, end was 111011 144111 11/11t ii/t. chief
ee stulle gave him the option of resign-
ing, but i1 ho declined ha 1v4L11d 111' dns-
missed, and ht etlher ease his uniform
must be sant hl to tl1e chief constable
o1Tiee plat day. 11e sent in his resigna-
tion.
At a protest meeting Void at Aborca'n
't was staled teat Inspector Groves end
101 leave his horse al once, end the meet-
ing unanimously decided to provide 111111
with another house to live M.
3.
WHITE PLAGUE IN FRANCS.
Prevalence of 7'u11rreolesis in Bakeries
and Laundries.
Official reports shote that 91,0,000 per-
sons die of tuberculosis in France every
year, An101ig 257 workmen kept nutlet'
the careful observation and an Ilvieg
under practically the same conditions,
the nlorlalily from hlheemilosis amount -
eel to more than 30 per 10111.
Lnrtndry workers, however, were
found to be the most seriously affected,
From statistics made at certain districts
in the neighborhood of Paris where laun-
dries abound, the mortality from tuber-
culosis totalled 75 per cent.
The -Paris bakers a fee weeks ago
formed an organization for the improve -
01011L of the conditions under which they
have to work. 13 is stated authoritative-
ly, says What to hat, that despite the
Governmental ,inspection of bakeries and
the most modern hygienic apparatus, out
of 400,000 bakers in Paris 240,000 suffer'
from tuberculosis.
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ANOTHER MAGISTRATE CURED BY
'.,Ani-BUlt.
Magistrate 0. Rasmussen of 211 Mar-
quette St., Montreal, has just been cured
by '..ant-Buk of a skin disease which for
years had defied all remedies. Inter-
viewed on the subject Me. Ilnsmusseli
stud r--" R• is quite correct, For years I
was troubled with a serious skin disease,
and not one but several doctors in turn
failed to do me any good. earn -Bute
seemed to act like a charm; and a few
boxes healed the sores and cleared my
skin completely."
All stores sell Zam-Buk at 50 cents a
box, or post free from Lam-Buk Co„
Toronto, for price. 6 boxes for 52.50.
TO 135 EXACT.
Binks (who ordered a pancake half an
hour ago)—`9r-1—say. Will that pan-
cake be long?"
Waitress—"No, sir; it will be round;"
Then he waited patiently another half
hour. _—_•
DONT USG P000 OIL.
For use on sewing machines, bicycles'.
and all purposes requiring a fine lub-
ricant, the best is cheapest in the end.
Genuine Singer oil can only be obtained
et Singer stores. Look for the Red S.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Write us
at Manning Chamber, Toronto, for set
of Bird Cards tree.
Mr. Nutved, arriving home late, en-
counters the ]tousetneld returning from
her "day out." "Why, Jane," lee says,
"this is a nice time of night to come
home!" Jane—"Yes, sir. What would
missus say to usiff she knew?"
When all other corn preparations
tail, try Holloway's Corn Cure. No
pain whatever,,and no inconvenience in
using it.
IIIS GOOD FORTUNE FATAL.
Itis possible to live long in melancholy
and to die swiftly from joy. So it has
proved with a Paris carpenter named
Fermet. 1-1e had workedfor years in a
chronic stale of melancholy, aggravated
by want of money, and. all the circum-
stances seemed to point o a long con-
tinuance of this condition of things,
when suddenly, and quite outside the
poor fellow's expeetalions, .there calve to
him the news the other morning that leo
was the possessor by bequest of the to
him largo sum of 510,000. Fennel, al-
most went, frantic with delight. His
nerves stood lite recurrence of 11111110 all
day, but in the evening tae got among tete
Longcilamps cafes and wee relating his
hick for about tem twentieth time when be
4011 dead.
Jones (with indignation) "I hadn't
been talking to that man Brown len
minutes when be called me a fool."
SmIlh—"Ale. Took him ton minutes to
find it out, did 11.?" _
The Indian railways are now the
cbeapest in the world, The hverago
charge for ,passengers is one-fifth of a
:penny per mile, and for goods a half-
penny a ton per mile.
ISSUE NO. 20--07.
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L•":,'204,
gets ironing -day over
quicker, with less wear on
the ironer's muscles and far
lose ou the starched pieces.
Gives a beautiful gloss.
Needn't bo belled,, yet
winedstick. It's a starch.you'll like,
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Apply, hiving full particulars, to
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Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes
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BOA breezes and
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The finest tripe of the season for health and.
oomeire.
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A. E. OUTERBRIDGE & CO., Agents,
20 Broadway, New York.
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MEAT EXTRA.
"Wailer;' called a tourist.. in France,
indignant at the discovery of a Ily in
the SOup. "Waiter--"
"Hush,” interposed his friend. "What-
ever you do don't mention the try;
they'll charge it extra in the bill."
A Pleasant Medicine.—There arc
some pills which have no other purpose
evidently than to beget painful internal
disturbances in the patient, adding to
his troubles. and perplexities rather than
diminishing then.. One night as well
swallow some corrosive material, Par -
disagreeable and ineeri0us property.
melee's Vegetable Pills have not this
They are easy to take, ere not melee -
sant to the taste, ..and their action is
mild and sootihing. A trial of them will
prove this. They offer peen to the
dyspeptic.
VERY r\MUCH.
"By the way, sir," asked the waiter,
"how would you like to have your
steak?"
"Very much, indeed," replied the
mild man, who had been patiently
wailing for twenty minutes.,
ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious itch in human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by \Vol-
la1•d's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails.
Sold by all druggists.
"This watch will lest a lifetime," re-
marked the jeweller, as he handed the
nvcltdll to th 3 ot3 loner, `None'ousel"
retorted the other, "Can't I see for my-
self that its .lours the numbered?"
It is an Elixir of Lite,—Since
for
got-
ten time,man have been seeking for
the Elixir of Life, which tradition says
once existed. Dr. `Phomas' Eclechri0
Oil is an Elixir, before which pain ca) -
not live. It is made up of six essen-
tial oils, carefully blended so that their
curative properties are concentrated in
one. It has no equal Ln 111e treatment
of lumbago, rheumatism,. and all hod.
ily pains.
The frigate bird of the tropics has a
spread of wing of 10 feet to 12 feet, can
have) 100 milesan hour, and is ,said
in, Mr, J. Lancaster to be able he re-
main. on wing [or a week at a (line.
A Quick Recovery from Fever and all sick-
ness is el ways the ease when "Forrovim" the
hest ionic in need, It betide, it strengthens, it
gives 110W 1,30, 'cry it.
Customer (la watchninker)--"I •to11.
ye0 That my watch lost half -an -hour
every day, and now that you've repair-
ed it, it gains half -.an -hour," Watch-
maker—"Well, don't complain. It's
only working to catch up lost lime."
Great Things from Little Causes
Grow.—It takes very little to 'derange
the stomach. The cause may be slight,
a cold;'somothing eaten or drunk, nnx-
lely, tvorry, or some other slmp1e cause.
But if preanulions'1)e not taken, this
simple cause may have most serious
c0neequcnces. Maly' it @Ironically de-
1b11ftoted constitution to-diey elves its ole.
311116110n to eimplo causes not dealt
with in time, Keep the digestive were -
hie in healthy condition and all•will be
mrill, Pitrmelenee Vegetable Pills ere
tenor than any other for the. purpose,
UIJBGLAR'S BICH HAUL,
Ingenuity of a marl Wino Robbed an
Antwerp Dante
Cast) and securities to the value of
5;0,000 were stolen in Antwerp recently
by a bargee' who displayed 1110 most.
31 11 31010113 in 311/11111131 11censs la a
soh+an.174100111d 11.1114m01
tmsnrking 1181 a�nlenl$,
'1'110 Yfrliuls were a firm. ef-sloelt-
brokct s eleeers. Ululrb5 k and Von Meet,
tvhust• ullie ., furls pari, of 113'i'erininus
.told Bunte./ in the Rue felt,1:11:i
o n.
The evening ning 1 , 11 10 the l trelney a tra-
veller arrivedarrivedIli the Muhl and tepee)
hes name as 1 apasse, lie insisted un
having n I(<111 l'00111, tilt! secur0d 0110
ntrr the sl 3'!, l tuk .: 0111^0, 11e 31.1011
lel l l('ll y a1 1\'111.`7•, 131;S'11111
15 he' wislleti hl 111110
a 1011E 18' 11301] 311111 3141, rel,urning
1(11 .flier w-ilh vallscs tvla1c13 are 11011
r •�carefully-
When
k1( 1)v o a ,) , d t'1 5
1 1 11 1 <n rn.'d
pnchcd cm'll,l31 0f 03331'13.
the hotel was quirt he slot pad
Um keyholes of lee ndj;lining moms, re-
moved his heti, cut lee collet, deified
Mlles in the Ruining, salved through the
Wanks, and broke the plaster G•iline of
Me ronin below, having preciously
[(11(71(1 a1 invert 11 lmiho Prevent.
the plaster fnilhug to 1110reila II wrt,
Next he descended through elle 11(1e
inln the 111110e by n lope Ladder serew'd
1v tete bedroom Boor. 110 carefully e,v-
t''cd 1111 aj1crltlrOS fn ItIP I flee with MOO -
RNs bought during the evening; and
erected n kind of screen around , Pour-
ing his both water on 11 quantity of cal-
cium cerbide, he made aretylete gens.
and by burning it 11'1111 oxygen produced
such intense heal that be soon {Welled the
steel of the safe and Ie leek yielded.
The safe 11'55 doubly fastened, so that 111
w115 obliged to repeat leis pan of the
wont.
lie then . emptied the safe and 11101'-
ouhhiy ralsaceed elle whole (thee.
Returning to his bedroom by his rope -
ladder, he replaced the bed end the car-
111111
ar-
set all in 0(5101, and (10
five 0'015113 in the nlcn•ning will. oparted atnly a
sutail hand -log, teilin31 the hotel porter
Malt ho was mulcing nn excursion and
would return at midday.
No sound of his night's work was
heard, and it was only when rho em-
ployes come to open the office ilial the
burglary was diet: meted. '1-Ite onlce was
a scene of the wildest confusion, The
bugler had left everything behind—
acclylene machine, oxygen carboys, elec-
tric lamps,r gloves, smoked spectacles
and other articles.
Two Germans who arrived at the same
time as "Lagasso" and 0ecupie(1 a woe)
over Ills are believed to have been iris
accomplices. They are thought to bo
members of a gang of international
thieves.
No person should go teem home with-
out a bottle of Dr. J. 0. Kelloggs Dy-
sentery Cordial in their possession, as
change of water, cooking, climate, etc.,
frequently brings on summer COM.
plaint, and there is nothing like being
ready with a sure remedy et hand
which oftentimes saves great suffering
and frequently' valuable lives. This
Cordial has gained for itself a wide-
spread reputation for -affording prompt
relief from all summer complaints.
The most brilliantly -colored quad-
ruped is the mandrill baboon. Ifs nose
Is brilliant azure and scarlet, and other
parts of the animal show fiery red and
purple.
If a dog bites you don't be scared. Bathe the
wound with cold water and ouver it with a oloth
on whioh Weaver's Cerate has boo+, freely
sprawl. Tho Cerate relieves the pain caused by
the sting of insects.
Mrs. Knieker—"Docs Bridget sing at
1-er work?" tubs. Brooker—"Yes; but
she doesn't work enough to annoy us."
These two desirable qualifications,
pleasant to Use taste and at the same
line effectual, are to be found in Mo.
titer Graves' Worm Exterminator,
Children like it.
Ven-Arqle
The underwear that fits inniifectly,
wears out slowest,' and neither
shrinks nor stretches, is named
PEN -ANGLE, and
bears this trade mark
in red, Who sells it,
guarantees it, in. the Ike/
maker's name. Made
in
many fabrics and
styles, atvarious prices,
+p e
rr:
ete
in furm-ftttiag sizes for women, men
and children, EN -ANGLE Guar.
anteed Underwear wears best and
f' better A.•.
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ia
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eget
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It is not often that these qualities go hand in hand, Strength pre-
supposes exercise to -day, and there le no better, no more pleasant. and
convenient exercise. than bicycling, and you earl gel your exercise and
fresh air while going to and fro on your daily duties.
In this way you reserve your strength .and build up your consti-
tution, tvlltle at the sante time you are up to date, for the bicycle hes
tome back in earnest, on the broad business basis of
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