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HEALTH
GietY JJAIR,
Although leually negnrderl as n stgn
of age, gray hair, of ururilil',s, as 1t is
or,lled in the httlguago of mtalieh1e, Js
Wel always so. It luny appear very eimly
hl life, even in (hl, teen,, 111 that also
it usually affects young women rubles
tient young me•n,
A peculiru'ily nMenit the gray hair of
the young I, thun it is almnlst always
entirely lriiilc, and bi c'unles . o sudden-
ly. All the 112111'5 aro equally nffrcleil, and
Dile 51.1111111 seas the 112(11(1 color, OF iron
grey, so common in those of middle or
advans:id age.
Sometimes in the young, Dern In chil-
dren, there is one grny lock liko an
island Jo Me sea of normally cokirecl
huh' about. it. 1'1215 is usually a tinnily
peculiarly, occurring In ono generation
atter the other,
The cause of the hair turnnig gray is
something that puzzles lite, doctors. 11115
solos of the hair is due to the deposit of
pigment in the interior of earn hair, and
grayness follows the Joss Of this pig-
ment. Thal is self-evident, but the puz-
zle is what causes the pigment to dJsap-
pear. Some have believed thnt it is doe
-to the drying of the hair, which causes a
shrinkage of its flares, and so allows
the entrance of air-bubbles,the efraclion
of light from which then gives the white
appearance.
The proof which is adduced in sup-
port of this belief is, that if a gray flair
is put into 1110 receiver of 1111 air -pump
and the air is then exhausted, the color
of the hair may return more or less com-
pletely.
Metchnikoff, lho famous becteriolo-
gist, soya the cause at grayness is the
penetration into the hair of wandering
cells, resembling the white blood -cor-
puscles. These cells, assisted by other
cells the aggregation of which makes the
hair, seize upon (ho granules of pigment
and destroy them.
Nearly every one has read of instances
of the sudden blenching of the hair -
even in a singio night -under the in-
fluence of fear, grief, or some other in-
tsnso mental eulolion. That such cases
have occurred is undoubted, but the ex-
planation by either of the theories above
mentioned is diilk:ult.
There is no cure for gray hair so far
ns is known. The use of curling -irons
is said to retard its formation; per.
haps, if Mclehnikoft is right, by de-
stroying the activity of the cells which
consume the pigment, -Younis Com.
panion .
CARE OF TIIE EYES.
Never rub your eyes. Red, inflamed
oyes are very unbecoming, and besides,
the rubbing flattens the eyeball. Per-
sistent- crying and nursing grief ruins
the eye, although an 'occasional recourse
to Letts relieves brain tension and does
no harm.
In case of an insect or any foreign
nista'. In the eye, lmbbing only in-
creases the trouble -the tears that come
naturally will often wash away the in-
istruder. Assistance may bo given by
ocr-asionally &sawing the lid down and
blowing lho nose.
II the foreign body sticks, and can bp
seen, it may be removed with a hand-.
kerchief or piece of linen turned over
the linger.
If a cinder is embedded so that it can-
not be readily ,1emoved-at once con-
sult the doctor, It any acid 02' Inflam-
ing substance has got into the eyes,
drop sweet oil into tie eyes, and wash
out with warts 111111: and water. Do not
wait until the doctor arrives -prompt.
treatment is necessary.
RULES FOR RIGIIT EATING,
The rules for eating, which ought to
be a part of every child's A 13 C's, aro
few end simple, though neglected by
half of the adult population.
Expressed in dont's, they are!
Don't eat in a hurry ; don't eat when
tired ; don't forget be chew web ; don't
drink much with meals -do it before,
dant cat all one kind of food ; don't
take 21nu011 cold food at one time.
Most of us live as if unconscious that
there are such things as laws of health
whose violation brings pain and sick-
x,011. The stomach will bear as 11111011
abuse and neglect as any organ of the
body, perhaps more than most of them;
but when 1t robe]s there is usually one
more cross dyspeptic inflicted on society
and destinc<i to spend the rest of his
days alternating between a diet of sett
eggs and toast and sundry excuusions
into mince pies, pork and cabbage and
other things that ho ltices, but which
make hhn miserable.
BEST AND EXERCISE.
Settle yourself in a corner; arrange
your feet and arms, and your wholo
body, 0211(1 yott feel comfortable from
hood to feet. Sit in this position for five
minutes. Don't do enything but take
long, chest developing, easy breaths.
At the end of live minutes you will feel
nlnclt rested. 11 possible, talk these
treatments -twice a day. 0neo a day
absolutely being essential.
'rhe woman w1)0 screams every t1)ne
anyone drops a folic or some one fwd.
dentally lets the door hang, the girl
who can't help 'being irritable, and the
all round "living on nerves" person
should take this exercise: Stand erect,
hands clasped in front ,and head bowed.
Slowly 1111 the head and shoulders, in -
hating deeply through the nostrils.
'Phis exercise will Meisel the nervous
feeling and incidentally cure a doable
chin.
(1
An Dull reputation has long been
borne by the upns-tree. IL is still a win -
Mon belief that it, is 'fatal fol' 0111nia15
or men to rest beneath Ifs poisonous
shade,
Trees of swill development, and re
marknbly rapid growth aro not always
short lived. On the contrary, the slant
eucalyptus of Australia often remains
sound and vigorous to a great ago,
"What a lovely complexion Miss Amy
has Wile does she get it f•olh, her
hither or bee mother?" "l(roln her Ire
ther; he is tt nlan0faeturer of toilet
Pealtilsites."
DUBLIN CASTLE JEWELS,
A Rumor That They Were Stolen bY'a
Noriely Woman,
There Is going use round of Landon
society ail amazing rumor anef21 the
disapprurence of the stale jewels from
lluhliu 1.1,1110. Someone who knows a
meet deal nixed, the affair states that
they were 111011 w lille a big house pnrly
was slaying with 1(10 Aberdeens a
1111sntll ago,
in the party was n, society woman
who Yard been In desperate striate for
mewls% lately iter bridge debts Have
been rightly ncctuuulallug and it is
said she, has frequently threatened to
(•e•uuui1 suicide, It appears that white
the party was residing at the castle,
seine of the gut515 suggested one wet
afternoon that Lord Aberdeen should
5hrrty them the jewels. Ile readily e0u-
stalled, nil Iloclung with 11101 to the
moor where they were kept. After lrav-
ing been truly (Minded, the 11'01118 were
put balk lido their safe which was
locked in the usual way.
So little happens in l'eland that the
authorities seem to thea: precautions is
tameeessary and everyone intows things
are dope in a very slipshod manner at
Dublin ensile, '1'Ite intpecunioua wh-
1nan, it is suggested, obtained tempos-
Dry possession of the key and had a
duplicate made of 11. 111(3 having been
dee, the rest was as easy us saying
Jack Robinson, that is to say, for any-
cno Lslny111(1 within the castle walls,
No 0110 now expects that the culprit
will ever be traced after having had a
menlh's start before the theft was
covered,
ALL WEAK WOMEN.
Will rind New lacailit and Strength (n
Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills.
The weak woman can depend upon
it that her blood is out of order, for if
her blood is rich and pure she vi11 be
strong, henliby end happy. Bad blood
is the cause of nearly all the aches
and pains from which women suffer.
Keep the blood rich and reel by the use
of Dr, \Villiams' ('ink Pills and suffer-
ing will not exist, Mrs. James R.
Matz, of Jordan Station, Ont., has test-
ed the value of these Pills and strong-
ly advises other women to use 111en1.
Site says: "For mot's than a year I was
a great sufferer Iron weakness. 1 was
completely worn out. 1 lost flesh could
not rest at night, and h1 the morning
I arose more tired than on going to
bed. 111ad taken doctors treatment
with 110 benefit. I grew worse day by
day and was beginning to look upon
my case as hdpeless )when 1 W1S ad-
vised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
In my great joy before I had taken
the pills a month they began to 'help
end by the lime 1 had taken eight
Saxes every symptom of my troublo
l:ud left 1110 and I 11'x3 01100 more -en-
joying perfect health and strength. I
Moir upon Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as
a veritable We saver and never lose t1
chance to recommend then, to my
friends." ,1
The success of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills is due to their -power to make
new, rich red blood. This new bland
strengthens the nerves and gives
nourishment to all the organs of the
body, thus curing anaemia, indigestion,
neurnlgin, rheumatism, nervous debil-
ity, headache and backache, and all
the secret aliments of girlhood and wo-
ntanhood. The Pil1D are sold by all
medicine dealers or niay he had direct
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50
front The Dr. Williams' Aledicine Go.,
Brockville, Ont.
MILLIONS FOR LIQUOR.
Great Britain Spends a Tremendous
Sum Every Yeas.
There are not quite 41,000,000 persons
in the United Kingdom, but they an-
nually spend for spirituous liquors a
sum equal to 1X, tines the national rev-
enue, or to all the rents of all llle themes
and farms in the country, says the
Craftsman. The public -house, the Eng-
lish name for the saloon w1111 its bar-
maid, is AS /latch tl nlfi(101151 institution
as the house of Parliament There is
G110 public -house to every 300 inhabi-
tants ]n England and Wales; in Scot-
land, one to every 500 persons; in Ire-
land, one to every 271.
Whereas, in .the days of our fare -
fathers, the worst drinking was 211no11.g
lbs nobility and gentry, today the poor
and working classes ore by far tiro
roost intemperate. 'sae fact that drink-
ing Is habitual among the women (f
this grade as we11 as the niers is the.
111081 serious feature, for when women
do go to the dogs the very uttermost
clephis of degradation are usually reach-
ed, before the end comes.
At meal times, throughout the United
Kmgdotn, a proceeslon of women with
pitchers, buckets or Bens may bo seen
going L0 same one of the many public -
110050s, never More than a 'stone's throw
from their homes, and often not so far.
As a rude, the omnibus, the favorite
British mode of local, transportation,
has stopping places in font of public -
houses. From an outside seat on the
bus lop, espe2folly in London and other
cities, a full view may be had of Llie
interior of the public -house, crowded
always, and on Saturday nights jammed
to the point of suffocation. Old woman,
young women, girls arc there; mothers
with infants in arils, and not, uncom-
monly with other children Lugging at
their skirts -little ones whose fretful
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Brantford, Oalarlo soa
cries arcs stilled by sips ftoln mother's
glass of gin.
Workingmen chilies just ns much as
the working women. A manufacturer,
an employer of hundreds of iron, was
asked If English manufacturers ever
made any restrictions about drinking
when taking on new nlen. Ills reply
was, "No, foe it would he impossible to
carry on business if such conditions
were imposed," Ile WES 51111081 in-
credulous when told of the 311101 regu-
lalions in regard to drinking That ob-
tain In 501310 of America's largest busi-
ness establishments.
TILE CIUL1ERf UL MAN,
1111 Praises Sung in Cheerful Tone by
Cheerful Air, ifnorzteton.
"I like the cheerful man," said Mr.
Kno0zieton, "the man who refuses to
be east down, but lakes always a cheer-
ful vlevv,
"'D'you ever see such weather as
this?' says the dismal elan, wearily,
shedding more sultriness all around,
"'Didn't you feel that breeze?' says the
cheerful n1a11, smiling, and as a natter
of fact there was the faintest nicker of
a movement it1 tee air just at that 1110-
nicnt, and (1e caught It, because he is
receptive to all good things; ',and he
magnified it to all his hearers by itis
breezy cheerfulness.
"lite cheerful Tuan for me every _lime
-he mnkes life worth living; and I lila
especially to see 11fm arotad in hot and
humid weather. But (10's helpful at a11
1110 es,
"So many people are so easily de-
pressed; good people, but With only a
narrow margin of courage; so that if
any little thing goes wrong they think
Mal everything's going to pieces and
the world is coming to an end, but
then --
'Pooh!' says the cheerful man,
'whal's that?' and he natally laughs
et this little picayune trouble, and just
brushes it away and forgets it, making
the taint hearted to laugh and forget,
it, too; and in time he may bring the
easily discouraged man to acquire- the
blessed habit of laughing at all 111e
petty troubles that pop out at us on
the road of life, and so driving them
away, instead of gloomily letting them
climb on him to ride on his back. Good
man to have simnel is the cheerful
1120.11,
"'1 haven't caught a fish to-dny.' says
the disappointed lean in the fishing
party, and you'd think from iris gen-
eral casldownness that catching fish
01115 the main object of life, and that if
you didn't catch any life was a failure,
"Well, I haven't 0a1ghb any, either,'
says rho cheerful man; 'but I've had a
darned good time and I've caught an
nppotile like a tenni of horses, and
what I want now is to get back to where
they cook those fish the way they coals
'stn here, and it I don't eat seventeen
of 'en1 1 miss my guess.' Does the
cheerful man perk up 1(1e whole party?
Why, sure; and when they've got a few
o f those fish inside of them they all think
they've had a great time,"
ZA,M-BUi( CURES PiLES.
"I thought I must go on suffering
from piles until I died," says Mrs. E.
Reed, of Stcenburg, (Ont,), "but Zam-
Buk has cared mel For years I en-
O tirecl ogony, toted hardly walk about,
and lost all my strength. Everything
1 tried seamed useless. Then Znm)
Luk was recomanended, and I blessthe
day! 31 has cured mo conipietely."
Zam-Buk is the finest household
balm known, not only for piles, but
all skin troubles and diseases -cuts,
bruises, sore feet, insect slings, sun-
burn, eczema, etc. 50c„ all stores, or
Zan -001 Coe 'Toronto. 9 for $1,25.
'11113 LEAF TIIAT DANCED BY ITSELF
I woke, I stirred, and sighed-
'!'hero was no breath in all the woods
beside!
For it was noonday on the burning
11111s,
And on. the perished flowers and thin
span rills.
I rose -i danced and danced!
But all any kindred 'round me stood en-
tranced;
Asleep upon 1116 air -the wood(ly hung,
And wide apart his wings the woodbird
hung,
I danced -I whirled anti whirled,
'tip w,e1(0 the people of the moonlight
WOrld-
1'ho lays -lo ask. wihat spell was laid
on me
Alone of ell rho leaves on every tree!
I Sank into a swho11,
1 slept again the breathless sleep of
Moon:
Only o. pool's [(limy na betrayed
And told of my MEd dance amid tho
bhade,
1:011'1-1 M. TI-IOMAS.
One Otlllce Qf sol(] will e0Yer n)ore
that 10 mites of the silver hire twit for
making gold lace. England annually
produces about 900,000 ounces of gold
thread.
Tho ink plant is a native Of Now
Granada, in South America. its juice
i5 a perfect, ready -macre ink, and writing
n this ink will remain legible alter long
i+.2Lnera131 111 water, -
What you spend for under
wear buys most real value
in fit, comfort, .service --
only when each gar-
ment beats the IS
trade mark in red
that guarantees
yousausfacuon
0r your
mon
back,
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YY pY v
P :.ts:r,l,Ott?
Made in many fab.
nes and sly(es, at
Tinfoils prices, in
form -lifting sizes for
11915 women, men and
children, See that
the PEN -ANGLE
o there -it insures
your money's worth.
The value of a min's memory dli-
pends on whether hie is recalluig h(s
ar11 good deeds or Mose of his ucig(1-
hors.
Earns rause intolerable pain. 110110.
way's Glen Cure 14111101(3 lint trouble.
Try it, and see what 0m0unt at pnlu
is sated,
Absent Minded Professes -"I always
forget to put a 1landkrn'rllirf In illy'
coat, 11•eally must, make a knot in it
to remind myself.
Like a bad habit a akin disease grows, Scrota -
and all eruptions may be
Mee humans, eczema p y
eared15 Weaver's Sy up All Comte, assisted internally
"Does your wife ever go through your
pockets?" "No ; she wouldn't dare l"
Wouldn't dare?" "Wouldn't dare to do
m',ything that savored so much of idiotic
hcpelessness 1"
A Soothing 011. -To throw oil upon
the troubled waters means to subdue ro
calmness the most boisterous sea. To
apply Dr Thomas'. Eclectric 011 to the
Li -alibied body wh511 it is racked with
pain means speedy subjugation of the
most refractory elements. 11 cures pain,
heats bruises, lakes the fire from
burrs, and as a general household me-
dicine is useful 111 many aliments. It
is worth muds.
A good policeman will do more to
keep a .community righteous than ten
moralists.
TIIE KILLARNEY OF AMERICA,
Nestling in a frame of beautifully
wooded shores lies a series of beautiful
Inites '145 miles north of 1110 City of
Toronto, Ontario, and known as the
"Lake of Bays Region." A chain of
seven lakes studded with lovely islands,
with hotels throughout the district and
a good steamboat service to all points
attracts the tourist, angler and sports-
man. Just the out-of-the-way sort of
place to visit during the summer
months. For all particulate and free
illustrated publication apply to J. D.
ileDonald, Union Station, Toronto, Ont,
"Papa, didn't you whip 117e once tor
biting baby 7" "Yes, my child, you hurt
him very much." 'Then, papa, you
ought to whip that gentleman who is in
the parlor, for I saw hint bile sister right
on the lips ; and I know it 'hurt her, for
I saw her put her arms found his neck
end try to choke him."
Tommy : "You know Fatly Thomp-
son, 111e butcher. What (lo you suppose
Ile weighs?" lather : "I don't know.
What does he weigh?" Tommy :
"Sleet."
"It isn't 1111 a Miss gels marries that
the find out, how much the have i\9r,"
"Yes, and then we wonder if she also
Sirs. us !"
Our idea of a feminine diplomat is a
woman who knows how to nl1nng0 0.
man -and al the 502110 1(1110 ]seep him
from knowing that she Is doing lt.
When a man wants to install a side-
board in his home he begins to argue for
prohibition.
Twelve per cent of all human beings
have the right arm distinctly longer than
the loft.
The superiority ,of Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator is Shown by its
good effects on the chlkh'en. Purchase
a bottle and give it a trial.
"Mrs. Sandys," saki the grumbling
)warder, "I am going 10 write to the
town cleric." Airs. Sandys : "fndeed,
sir I What about?" "About the quality
of the water. ICs disgraceful. Why, I
detected a distinct aver of coffee in it
nide morning,"
IRRIGATED LANDS.
During the next tour meths a great
many of our readers will be, looking
around for changes in location, some
desiring a change 01 climate, others
wishing to go where they can obtain
mere land for themselves and their
sons. The attention of those intent on
making a change is directed to the ad-
vertisement in tilts issue of the Land
Department of the Union Trust Com-
pany, Toronto, who are offering iret-
galed lands in Southern Alberta and
[latish Columbia. Read their advertlse-
1nen6 01151 if you write them, .kindly
mention this paper.
lrrnneo grows 1,000,000 tons of apples
yearly, and makes 2410 million gallons of
Mere
A mere whiff el arsine -gas \v(11 prove
fatal in from three to eight days, This
gas killed its discoverer, Adolph Geblen.
Dr, J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
jsS a speedy euro for dysentery, die'-,
rlltna, cholera, 511111me' complaint, :,en
sicltnose and complaints: incidental to
children 100111 ne, It gives immediate
relict to those el ftoring fl'oin the cffeets
et Indiscretion in tinting unripe fruit.
cucumbers, eta 11 nets wllh wonderful
rapidity and ;never tails to conquer the
disenso, No one meed fear cholera it
they have a bottle elf this medicine con -
!toad.
d.
11113 BOAST 01.13.E OF 01,D ENGLAND,
There is wine pleasant reading for
Londoners ri Wars in the rtpi)rt of 1114 Medical
Officer of health at Portsmouth Ile
slats Mat there has been a systematic
(rade to diseased animals, principally
lirlrerc'illosls cows, carded 011 ill 001' -
lain ceunity markets in Hampshire and
1112550 :Y, but 11011 owing la We system
d inspection that bas been adopted the
tie at 110 Sieger undo Its wily (CI ports.
t 1t,
t u i r, v°
tl.. !h .� _e f seams, s e
i a s (10111 ni
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now usuallystart to Is n ten and from
,
the number of curs that are sold In the
markets at prices ranging from Ss, to
e110(1 it Le obvious Met there must
le le outer Channels [11cough whir -11 such
(FORE (1011 he readily disposed of. Occa-
sionally one reads of the cemvit•Lion in
L' Dike Il of uilmo farmer or but,her en -
waged in this filthy and dangerous traf-
til. lhll there is ]Mlle doubt than 1n
spite of the vigilance of the inspeelors
n guo,l deal of diseused Went is lift, tight
elm London and sold for human 0011 -
They Advert's0 Themselves, -- Im-
mediately they were offered to the pub-
1'artnelcat:s Vcgetlrbli fills lorapu'
I . pu15r be, tutse of lite good report they
DID& (515 thetusi•fi'ea, '1'11111 reputation
lens grown, MO they now rank among
Iles first nied1C'inee [or use in attacks
't dyspepsia and ldiinuenr;sS, cer11-
slainls of the livor and kidneys, rheu-
matism, fever and ague and llie innum-
erable cann2l101dio1)s be which. these ail-
ments give rise.
After paying at -tonic; to a lady's pet
lapdog a gentleman asked Its name. 1
call the dear creature 'Perchance,'" she
answered. "Surely a strange name for
your delightful pet, madam." "DO yon
lhiiUc so, really? I named it atter By-
ron's dog. Don't you remember where
he says, 'Perchance my cog will howl'?"
DON'T USE POOR 01L.
For' use on sewing machines, bi-
cycles and all purposes requiring a line
lubricant, the best is cheapest in the
end. Genuine Singer on can only be
obtained at Singer stores. Loolc for the
(led S. Singer Sewing Machine Co,
Write us at Manning Chambers, Toron-
to, for set of Bird Cards free.
TFIE COLOR THAT CONCEALS.
The German wear department has
taken much pains to select a color for
uniforms to be used In active service
which will prove as inconspicuous as
ixissiblo in the field. As a means of
Concealing operations in battle, in these
Slays of long-range guns, an "invisible"
uniforirl for infantry ranks with smoke-
less powder. The German experiments
have demonstrated that the color which
comes nearest to slaking soldiers in-
visible in an ordinary landscape is
gray -green. Simple gray, on the con-
trary, makes a very conspicuous uni-
t(•rm amid the salve surraundtngs, Ad-
ditional tests are to be made to deter-
mine 111e (lest color for winter wear,
mut especially amid snow-covered
landscapes,
The University of Paris is the largest
second, with Berlin a good third.
S to
-and all stomach
Frand bowel disorders,•
� Makea puny babies
plump sued m!. cPovedku(De.50 ayoauur dr gsglnsl
for it -
Nurses' and Mothers' Treasure
•-25c.-6 bottles $1.25.
Notional Drug 6e Chemical Co., Limited
Montreal
;:sSAry
Row for t
Years to Come
Just one roof is GUARANTanp in writing
to be good for 25 ymra and is realty good for
n hundred, That's a roof of
"OSHAWA"
GALVANIZED
STEEL SHINGLES
Put them on yourself -commonsense and a
hammer and snipe does it, The building
they cover is proof against lightning, are,
wind, ram and snow. They cost less because
they're made bettor, and of better material.
Write us and Icarn about ROOTING
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1016, Or packet, or 8 phekots for 280.
• will last a whole 00aeoti.
Kitt theist all.
lido derail Hlos
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whAri 11000( ae
dirooto'd.
ANNUAL, YEARLING THOROUGHBRED SAL
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Saratoga Racecourse. Saratoga, N.Y.,
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FASIQI=TIPTON COMPANY, OF NEW YORK
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THOMAS R('I'GfICOCii (N(OsV YORK)
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E. S. C;ARDNJ31R, AVONDALE STUD, YEARLINGS.
PAIL %(J1'RSTONJ3 & 00„E DFN\V0L0 STUD, ”
The Annual Fall Sae of Thoroughbred Yearlings
WILL BEGIN " FUTURITY DAY,"
SATUF DYA, AUG. 31 AND a7DnTINue SATURDAY, SEPT. 14
at the Company's Paddocks, Sheepslicad Bay, New YOi'Ir.
CATALOGS MAILED ON APPLICATION 'r0
M, EA3'OH, FA S I C- T i PTO N COr MADISON SQUARE DARDEN,
Auattoneer , r.Erl TO 0,
saw
WHAT 1IE SAYS.
"A woman," remarked the cynical
harltelor, "seldom says what she
thinks,"
That's right," rejoined the man who
had been merriest sin long that he had
Lo comb his Hair with a towel; "she
only says what she thinks she thinks."
They Cleanse the System Thor -ough-
ts. Parnlelee's Vegetable Pills dear the
stomach and bowels of bilious matter,
cause the excretory vessels to throw
off impurities from the blood into the
lx,wols and expel the deleterious mass
from Lhe body. They do this without
pain or inconvenience to the patient,
who speedily realizes their good offices
as they begin to lake effect. They have
strong recommendations from all kinds
of people.
Imagination is thinlcing you are having
a good ttma when you aro only spend -
wife to go back to her mother again to
live,
ITCEI, Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch in human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wel
feed's Sanitary Lotion. IL never fails.
Sold by all druggists.
Modesty is another term for the way
a man acts when he gets found out do-
ing something he ought to be doing.
There Is•no such thing as a harmless cough
The troubleoon from bad to worse unless cheok-
od. Allen's Lung naleam cnros tbo worst colds.
It anays inflammation and clears the aid passages,
An armless couple were recently mar- ,
ried in Ohio. They Have no intention of
going through life hand in hand.
There were no fewer than 5,41 1 Proce-
cations
for Sunday healing in England
and Wales in the year 1UUK.
QUIRE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITIID,
River and Gulf of St, Lawrence
Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes
Twin Sorew Iron 55. "Campana," with electric)
lights, electric bells and an modern comforts,
SAILS PROM AfONTREAL ON MONDAYS at
p.m„ 3rd and 1715 Tune 1st, 10th and 20th July,
12th and 20th August, Dlh nod nerd September,
and fortnightly thereafter for Platte, N.S., call-
ing at q,ueboo, Gaspe, Mal nay, Farce, Cape Cove,
Grand River, Sum,nereido, P,C.I., and Chariot.
tetown, P,R.I.
BERMUDA
Summer 'Incursions, 521, by the new Twin
Screw SS.Bermudian", X5,500 tons. Sailing 651,
and 15t11 Tune, Srd, 1772(1 and 31st July, lath and
25th August 4th, 14th and 25th September, MD
10th and 26th October, 0th, 15th and 27th Nevem.
her. Temperature cooled by goo, broezeb seldom
rlsoe above SO degrees.
The finest tripe of the season for health and
comfort.
ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec,
A. E. OUTERBRIDGE & CO., Agents,
20 Broadway, New York.
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OHEINgLLE CURTAIN$
and as kinds of house Hangings, aim
LACE CURTAINS DYEDOSE NEM
I,I2ANIL
Writs to us about yours.
BRITISH 56;15(110551 0511510 a0„ 0ax 100,Mentregs
The Rideau Lake)
Route.
THE FINEST TRIP ON TI-4EJ
CONTINENT.
A Lake and Island Paradise.
This trip is without doubt one of thel
most enjoyable in Canada. The OSLO'
bruled Rideau Lakes, noted for tide
grand scenery, and pessed by daylight
The eommodieus steamers "Rideau'
Bing" and "Rideau Queen," leave Kings
Stan every Monday, Wednesday, Thurea
day and Saturday at 0 a.m., leave Ot
tawa every Monday, 'Tuesday, Thurs.,'
clay and Friday at 2 pan.
Connections at Kingston with Grand
Trunk, Kingston and Pembroke Railway;
and Richelice and Ontario Navigation,.
Co., at Ottawa with G. T. R., C. P. R.,
0. and N, Y. Ry., 0. R. Nay. Co., andl
0. F. Co, For guide book write D3
NOONAN, V. P. and G. M., KingsLon�
Ont.
DETTER buy an L. C,
Li SMITH & Buos. TYPE-
WRITER now than be
sorry afterwards.
Every useful device In-
built not patched on.
WRITING ENTIRELY
-IN SIGHT
ILLUSTRATEp CATALOGUE PRE$
L. C. SMITE & 19R08.
TYPEWRITER CO.
THE PEOPLE'S MACHINE.
NEWSOI'IIE & GILBERT,
LIMITED
SOLE DEALERS,
9 Jordan St., Toronto
HALIFAX, N. S. MONTREAL.
IRRIGATED FA
BLOCKS Of LAN
in size to suit purchasers, from 10 acres upwards, situated on or
near railways in the famous wheat, root and vegetable growing
and stock raising districts of
ALBERTA APiD BRITISH COLUMBIA
Prices, with water right, perpetual and unfailing, lower 1.lran
those over placed upon irrigated lands in the a<i)ouning Slates.
The quality of the land the finest
An acre of irrigated Ilu1<1 in Southern Alberta seises twice
the crop of the best unireigaled land elsewhere -AND 'ME
CROPS NEVER PAIL.
1'1115 magnificent irrigation frac! of 3,000,000 nines is without
doubt the Most land proposition on the market to -clay.
Immigration is pouring in ; values will soon be on the rise.
Write us for interesting and full printed information,
The Land Departmeil'It,
Union Trutt Co., Limited,
174 Say St, Tor nto
Exclilsive Agent in Ontario, Manitoba end the A(a'iHMO Pro-
vinces for the CANADIAN PACIFIC IRR10ATION COLONIZATION
COMI'AN'l"S Weighted lands,
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