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HEALTH
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OPSONINS,
'In a Werner article It was sail that
Pe Of nature's ways of preventing dis-
Mee is to deatroy the germs by means
of a defensive army of cells, the so-
called phagocytes, which eilyelon
microbes in theftsubstance end digest
thern-eat, them up, in other words.
But this does not alwaya take place.
Either the microbes me in too greet
nuntbees for the pliagoeytes, and so
iriumple over them, or else the rens, al-
Almaage present in suilleittnt numbers,
appear not to relish the microees, mei
fall to attack they's, Then the germs
lesultiply without molestation.
Beeteriologiats were for a long time
guzzled to account foe the fact that the
white blood -cells would sometimes re-
fuse this feast of microbes, and many
saw in it reason to doubt that the Oa-
greytes had any real part in the preven-
tion or cure 4-).( disease. 13u1 recently
Doctor Wright. an linglisliscientist. has
advanced a plaueiblo explanation cf
Ibis occurrence. He says that the pha-
geeyles will not attack bacteria until
the inner have been acted upon liy a
certain substance contained hi the fluid
portion et the blood, %%bleb in some
way snakes them altraetive lo Ula white
blood-corpmems. In other words, the
cells of the organiem will not eat raw
bacteria, but must have them served in
a palatable form.
The sul shame which thus prepares
them for ingeetion is cancel opsonin,
from a Greek word meaning to prepare
food.
Tbe quantity of this opsonin in the
blood itt not always the same, whirl'
explains why a person may be resitg-
lug to a disease at one time, and yet
later, when again exposed, may suc-
cumb,
It impears, also, Hint opsonin is not
ning1a definite substance, but that
tech variety of microbe must be acted
upon by a separate subetance, the op-
.winin for the typhoid-lacilli, for ex-
ample, having no effect upon the germ
of tuberculosis,
This explains why a person may re-
sist nue CliN'ase anti readily fall a vie -
Om to another.
There are many details in lists theory
not yet worked out, but enough is
known to enable it to be employed in
the treatment of some diseases. \Viten craze, and bridegeomn and bride and all
a person is eufferiag from typhoid te- their attendants rode to and from the
ver, lei us say, an examination is made Ouch on wheels completely hidden
to aecertain the potency of his blood with flowers. The bride's weeel was ail
In typhoid opsnnin: and If it is found
bclow what il s.hould be. as determined
by a comparison with the blood from
a minder of healthy individuals, steps
are taken to increase it. This is done
Is giving en inieetion of a culture of
typhoid germs witteli have been killed
elaborately, The whole show cost
by heat. •The result of this injection
I. after a temporary &erotism te raise' ,l-tetiot
leriormous sums are spent On the
very nmikeity Use quantity of typhoid,
oesonin in the blood, and so to
livMg wIttiM tire causing Um '"'1"'at (be P"1"oe 1liti Elase.e. Felix
flusal decorations for the Presidential
, Faure invariably had (he inbtes at his
disease., more vulnerable to the Meeles State dinners decorated wile orchuls.
of the phageseyles.-louths Companion. It is in Bussin that the dinner table
-• decorations reach their climax. There 15
TONICS. a different floral garniture for every
A great deal of bum is done by self- , comets, 13eglaning with violets with the
drugging for the relief of various real etotIP- they will chenge to lilies of the
valley with the fish. Then come hon-
er imaginary ills.
()hoes or pates with hyacinths. a eeleve
Every man, 01 course, believes him -
with cornflowers, pinks with tbe she:a
eel; a doelor, and often thinks be is i bet. roses with Ole yeset mei orchids 9r
better able to attack a cough or it ease)
of rhe,,er sweet peas with the sweets.
rheumatism 01' a et oea-acI
a
-tt, whetn•
0, be his own .or another's than those A FAVOIUTE DECORATION
nho make Ihe eine of disease a special
study. Alt be has to do is to make up the table In Pari s Is a serpentine mile
hes mind what the trouble is -end any ror, which meanders about the table
one Can tell a cough when ho has Roe I like a river between bents of moss
and then to lake &opening that is
"good for is cough."
There is nothing easier. Tile only.
objeelion to the plan is, that What is
good for the cough may be bad for the
cougheet.
So itis with a headaehe. Almoet
any pain 11 the head not due to actual
l•ratil discaeo sneer be moderated, if not •
rclieved temporarily, by some form of
headache powder"; bet a trequenl re-
course to thio means of cure may fatally
weaken the heart. When this slops
Leeting the headaches tense to tremble,
Int the Wien( is not in condition to
ltnow or care.
Less ettrious, but not mut% so, is the
;mime of lollies. A true tonic is any-
thing that promotes the nutrition of the
leafy. This may be done by inereaeing
the rippeble end miproving digestion,
which is the funetion of the Miler toniee; , the decoration ot a suPPec room. To
or by improving the condition of the this a Hollander contered with tulips
imported hem Amsterdam to decorate
a banquet hall.
A Parisian woman entertaining tash-
benably will have to eel. aside at tenet
eit,e00 Mr flowers tor (Inc decoration of
he! table Mid ber drawing rooms dur-
EUROPE LOVES FLOWERS
MILLIONSAIRE SPENT ON TIMM DV
BICH AND P0011.
Weddfng and 'Funeral Tributes -Courses
of Flowers at Russian
. Dinners.
Europe spend$ millions every year kir
newel's,. Flowers are an ittdispensable
ft.:1litre of every social occasion, and the
Frenah Government has 1,sed them ex-
navagently of late as adornments of
public festivities.
One of the most expensive features of
gelling merrier' in France is the florist's
bill. 'Olz . men its the case celebrates his
engagement by sending a basket decor-
ated wah lace and riblons to his fiance,
11 he does not pose 00 wealthy he may
geo out oi obligation for $20 or so,
but the ease is cited of the son of a
inaneier oho spent $3,500 Tor an or-
chid as a centropieco and grouped
around it four othersat $1,200 °Piece,
There is also a legend of an Austral-
ia': Of vast wealth Who spent $8,000 on
a basket 4,1 orchids mid piehs for his en-
gagement gift, and nnolher of a girl of
tlsti Ilungariun nobility whoreceived a
kismet made up entirely of Alpine
flowers whicb cost $4,000. One flower in
it had cost a search at five weeks
through the higher valleys of. Use moun-
tains.
Ater (Inc iniroduetory corbeillee, (Inc
eitgaged num must send a bouquet every
:ley. These bouquets are suPPoscd to bit
more modest. The devotionof the
sender is to be expressed rather in
rarity and beauty than in cost. Or Inc
May fall back on the language of flow -
cis and send orehids to express ro-
mance, narcissus blooms, while Illaes
and jasmine tor tenderness, while car-
nellons for innocence Or crimson ones
Itt typety.
HIS OWN ARDENT PASSION.
It is obligatory that the wedding bou-
quet shell be of white roses and or-
chids, wilh.the traditionul orange blos-
soms, fuel it must be hunted with myr-
tle leaves. 0 is not necessarily expen-
sive, but of course a man may go as far
as Inc liRes in the decoration of the
church.
In this item it is doubtful if European
extravagance (antes anyWheee near that
of fashionable American marriages.
There Was remarriage in elarseilles in
len, though, which made a reeord.
It was in the 'height of the bicycle
to orange blossoms with white ribbons.
The bridegroom's was adwined whit
greenery brightened up- with crimson
ruses and pinks.
The eyeles of the bridesmaids matched
their dresses. The men rode on wheels
rigged like me bridegroom's, but less
through which wild flowers nee dolled.
Clusters of orchids suspended over tbe
table are reflected In the glass.
At one floral dinner, the bill tor which
sae into live figures, screens of vines,
apparently growing. surrounded the
table and formed a canopy over it on
wire irellisework dotted over with tiny
electric lamps of every imaginable hue.
Miniature fruit trees were grouped on
the tables abont fish ponds full of real
sasix
iallielt.rwills real live gold nail swimming
Then there was a famous entertain-
ment given at zi noted restaurant in
Paris by a London man. In 1800 to forty
et his friends. It lives in local triolition
as the supper of roses, The florist's bill
wits 75.000 ft.ancs, or $15,000,
An American is said to note spent
$4,000 on huge ehrysalithemems, which
suspended singly nom the ceiling, were
blood by adding to it the iron it has
lest; or by .supplying the system will]
some marled substanee, such as fut 111
ced-liver oil; or tinnily by stimulating
the tissnes to increased abearption, an
aelion which is ascribed to enema, Mar. ing pie three months of the Parts San -
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l'Y, and others of (Inc mineral tonic". I son. In England much greeter stuns aro
BM these are not the 'tonics" fo spent. It $ said that he Duke of Port -
which people ore apt to resort when they
run down. They take to elanulanls.
otenhol ueually, and think they are gel-
ling strong because they feel better at -
ter mon dose. The eleohol in the
"Ionic" ie often disguised, and the
veer, perhaps a conscientious teetotal -
or, would tot shoelced to learn that what
Ile was takiug to give him strength
had more alcohol In it than lois (Inc
etrongest whiskey, 0 the sysfen
seriously run &on, e physicistn should
be eensulled, who will Inc able to give
what is needed, whether iron, or hark,
or gentian, or cod-liver oil, to correct
the underlying condition that etiliSes
the debility.
Soino people laini fault with a bad
num because lie isn't worse.
It's (Inc easiest thing in the world for
a widower to marry a widow.
Speaiting of dogs, a pointer should
hove tabre than one god point.
• Theee Is .someiningewrong with at WO -
Mali Ma; ien't jealous or eoniebody
"I wonder why a dog abases his nil?"
ea. sense et me/misty." "IitIonetity?"
"Yee. • 4.".an't you feee he is trying to Mahe
LODI Olds Inear
lend spent 814,060 on draperies and 810,-
00 on flowers for a ball which be gave
I n honor of the Duke of 'York in 1808.
The bougnet that is passed over (Inc
!et:Alights to the thentrical star et greet
welt to the florist bas en odd sort of
Dinette] in the hunch of flowers which it
IS ilow the ettelom for some pretty ohm
ea. blooming girl lo present to the Presi-
dent of (he liepublie or ony member of
the etnisti.y who happens to make au
official visit In e provincial town or via
lage. This tribute is useally Made up 111
rod, white and blue to dieplay
THE NATIONAL COLORS.
Onormous sums: are spent on the flow-
es.feslivals, which are now a tealure of
Ille tillMiller gayety in ovary groat Euro-
pean city and pleasure 1'0801 1, Ite
eh -tiniest decoration of a victoria costs
trete 810 to $60. Those on which 11
couple of hundred dollars have beet,
sive, are not rare.
In 1004, in Perls, the carriage of Mine.
Olt Gael, was hidden under $800 worth 01
°rends. M Luelion, hi 1003, the hit was
made with an oxcart [Odder% in Held
flowers. It itad cost a small fortune.
Flowers hnve their pelitical
cane() in Preece. Twenty years ago the
ftllowere of Gem Boulanger adopted tilt
red carmine no theft embiern, Gossip
records nog Mlle. Mare, the femetts utn
tress, was 11155541 ott the stage one night
is Paris in the Ilestoration period bc•
1180 8110 WON, 11 bllITCh Of violets, Vin.
telv 111`1, Ole BOOS 11{1E1 110Wer,
When a 1,1e11e1l btilly IS born his
eradie Is apt to be eut.t•otinclect with
blooms, when n • Frenchman dies his
bier and Inc grave vtL1 be laVishly
coraled willt Meyers.
The sum spent tin Me
graves runs into the millions mutually
in Pere -Me :Raise alone, The tow), of
the Worins de 11tfllilly family ie. kept
CO \ peed WW1 fee811 110Wel'S 11.1 11 Net tlf
3(1,1100 frimcs a year,
\\ hat is spent alt (11•01' Europe for this
aceerding ku 0110 1111-
thorily,. support all the ca•plienagee
alt the hospitals. In some eases the
flowers that grow on graves ate distri-
buted, in memoriam, to friends of the
dellarted every summer.
It wus in line with (Inc custom that
Int widow of eat dramatist 11/Sett Sent
the Iwo first blossoms that appeared on
hi •; grave to leleonmetlause in Rome anti
end lo Suzanne Despres its Paris in
memory of his admiration of their por-
trayal of the choraelers its his dramas.
BADLY RUN DOWN.
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Through Ove' -work-- Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills Restored Health
and Strength.
Badly run down is the condition of
Umusands throughout Cautela - per -
Imps you are one of them. You IMO
work a burden. You are week; easily
tered; out of tents; pule and thin, eemr
steep Is re$1 11.,Z,Cq pillr appetite poor and
ycal stak,r from beadnelle.S. All this
suffering is eimeed by bell blood and
nothing eon muke you well but good
blood-notliing can nuike this good
blood so quickly as Dr. \\ pink
l'ilis for Pale People. These pills never
fail to make rich, red, health -giving
lived. Me. H. 11, Peed, Quebec city,
says: "Alani twelve months ago 1 was
rill run down as the resull of over-
work. My doctor ordered me to take
a complete rest, lea this del not help
me. I had no appetite; my nerreS were
uustrung and I was 5 weak I could
seareely move. Nothing the doctior did
helped nie and I began la think my
MSC was incurable. 'While conlitted lo
nty room heends eame to sec me and
cne et them advised me to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. 1 did so and soon
my appellee improved; my eotor came
buck und in less then a month I was
aele to leave my room. 1 continued
(tic pills for another month 111111 they
completely cured nu,. I atn now in
the best ter health and able to do 11/1'
WOrk W1111011 fatigue. I feel emit that
all who ere weak will lind renewed
1.ealth and strength in Dr. \Villianise
Pail: Pills. They certainly saved me
from a life of 'misery.
When Dr. Williams' Fink Pills inage
new 1.1<00 they go right to (Inc rot
of and cure annet»iii, rheninnlism, St.
Vitus dance, kidney trouble, irelittes-
lion, hendaebe and Nue:ache and those,
ailments which make the iivesof
s0 many women and growing f111.15
liiiSallb10. Sold by all niedieine (teat,
ere or by snail at 50e. a lox or six
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams'
eleilieine Co., BroelLille._
,Ont.
PARENTS HAVE NO SHOW.
Its Directing Marriage Affairs During
These Modern Days,
Are parents becoming mere nonenti-
ties nowacleys as regateis exerefee or
any control over their sons' and daugh-
ters' marriages?
According to a well-I:maul novelist,
seen reeently by the London Dail Mir-
ror, mothers have very little control over
thole daughters In this particulate while
fathers have none at all.
"Jtist n century ago." be said, "the
parents' decision as to whom their chil-
dren should marry WIIS anal. 11 the
daughter refu.eed to marry the man se-
lected for her, there was trouble of a
singularly unpleasant sort.
"Coming down to modern clays, how-
ever, we get a very different order of
things. Austere, proud -minded parents
ore seldom found, We see meek, agree-
able little men, with soft-hearted sim-
pering wives, who possess sons °ad
daughters whose word is law in (Inc
home.
"In the suburbs there are bendreds of
funnies of this order. When the daugh-
ter -Say, Miss Jones,-reaehes the age
when her dresses are let down and her
hair is taken up, she begins io run the
tome.
"(Ie r parents are so fond at her that
Ole)' let her follow preettcally her Own
sweet will. As for them being authort-
Wove and saying: 'Nosy, Clara, you
muse Air. — because lie is so
fond of you,' etc., they would never
&pent of IL"
Tills interesting opinion was plaeed
before a celebrated wattlen writer on
b."tieti%rens,"s
icrilles1knish's said, "should not be
,scorned for their apparently lax con -
(5'! over 111 Oil" sone and daughters.
Otwli an attitude is a sign that we ata
becoming more intelleelual and broad-
minded than our forefathers.
"'What is the inevitable result ot p111'-
01110 forcing their son or daughter to
marry is certain peeson 1 Misery and
disentisftiotion on both sidee
"By letting their sone or deughter
alone in respect of choosing a life.part-
ner fathers and mothers aro adopting
g led 1111 attitude."
BABY AND MOTHER.
A few doses ot Ilaby's Own Tablets
I., Heves and cures constipation, indt-
gesItnn, colic, dierrhoea and simple
fevers, The Tablets break up colds,
elect svornts and bring the Tittle teeth
through painlessly. They bring health
lo (Inc Milo on and comfort to the
mother, And you have the germanize
et a government analyst that this me.
Mono does not contain onn particle of
opiate or poisonous soothing stuff.
Mrs. Kere, Olgin Ont., says;
"Rally's Own Tablets is the beet me:g-
enes I have ever ueed stOrnech and
hOWel trOublee and destroying worms,"
Sold by all Medicine dollen or by mail
at 25e, a box from The Dr. \Villierne'
Medicine Coe Brockville, OM,
554
et a man can put a smailliag bell to
sleep fte hae te right to feel Chesty,
()cid brick men like to Meet people
whose neetto is "Seeing Lobeilevinge
CASE OF IIIRAM BUR
AN INSTANCE OV THE DEEAMS AVE
DREAM.
You Never Can Tell 'What Simms Pao -
des Any Man May Have In
Dis Watt
"You never efm Wit Col. lealla
per \I '11 Of the simplefe; and most
matter ot fnet, exteriors may really :ferry
about with them: all their 'tree. Mina
imbeknown to theitt oeighbors, fancies
stetinge buleed.
"Wt- ball in Starkville Centre onee a
sedate, methodical and orderly living
eitieen named 111rtin, linger, Ilirem
owned a smell Mem which lie tilled dili-
gently, as ho had to do lo make it pay;
be was at it reply and late.
" \Vhere you saw Mr, Finger Mari mit
in the early morning,in old irou.sers and
e flannel shirt awl a sernewitel regged
25 cent chip hat, and with a hoe over
his shoulder, re hoe his corn, you ettev
biol. as you thought, in (Inc full com-
pleteness of one aspect ot his lite; and
when ('alt 81118 blin in his blank suit at
chords on Sunday you thought Yakt saw
him in the other. 'These !WO seemed lo
letund Hiram in all his ideas and as-
pirations, and no one would nave
thought that he ever dreamed of aught
beside. But yeti never can Ion.
"An uncle of Ifirainie died aid left him
a bigger a»d better farim and also mo
light money In the bank, lliram worked
tug as herd es ever after that. he bad
1110 real grit in him, but what Ile got
from his uncle
TOOK THE GRIND OUT OF ITIM.
"Before that lir had been compelled to
wes.k every minute to make both ends
meet with lust a 10110 oNT1', end there conscious woman and summoned medi-
bail been neither Lime nor mown' for cal assistance. Then he carried her to
.gratifiention of such I5150105 as be the nearest house. Ho paid (Inc even&
might, havo cheriebed. though his neigh- ing physician $25, and after Mrs. James
l'ers "ever areemed 111"1 eh"Ishing had been taken to New York Inc sent
any; he seemed juet staid, steady -going
imam niiger, 55 in rad nireinnstnnens 11)niloln, esytatin.,1g0tbautmlelenicioly,Idsanidothsep,ar,;e1
had thus far alway.s compelled him to mewed 10 packet of papers end a jet_
phec.l'uleBnititmnaT, 1311illeg:OrSwilaisnpillyn ter from her lawyers stating that Airs.
dent to ensile° him en gratify fen- James had died aml in her will bad
es if Inc did have any; and that Inc 0(11ld I) I lleathed )1V IS 1 80,0°°. Through Um
cies 11 of friends I plaeed the matter in
honvreen`11.110, at least' was 000" me ad "'" the hands of a. J. Dunlop of Namens
p
"At 1m county fair. held Storkville lelter City. In January, 1006, I received a
lime when heoeame inlo Use Mlle for- 11'5 "'"" ""'"
fizill)buillop in New York asking
cony; on the dale oext following the
conventiomil &malty and holiday suit of reaL
"I went 1:17' Sudbury by way of alont-
There I met a man who gave
tune, Hiram Finger flop:ere& not. in his
meek, but In what, they raped 1„ loose the name of Meta:Meson. He had is let-
dnys Fl Olney snit; 11 sole wills (1 light- ter of introduction to me. I refused
le drink with him, but in my room he
KIDNAPPED MO ROBBED
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SIIIANGE S'11101W OF FRED, (1. D011.
WAY, OF sunnuny, ONT.
Ile Ilefriended a Wealthy New York
Lofty in a Train Tercets Near
Moose Saw.
Berm:milled a fortune. 01 5180,000 bY
0 wealthy woman, whom he bad be -
Mended In a train meek, kldnapped,
shanghateit aboard a ship, held prison-
er 111 its ilithy hold for menthe, estian-
el only la Da MrOwn into a Alexican
prison, and again held prisoner kir
inciniths, leen to find that he bad been
robhcd of his alleged inheritance, ie the
Moly of Fred C, Dorway of Sudbury,
Onl., who told it the other day at the
Palmer House, Chicago, He is there
with his wife, whom be says be has
1101 seen since janunry, 1000, when Inc
was kidnapped in Montreal,
Dorway 1. 1147W on his way to New
York to lake oleos to recover the money
f:f which Inc alleges Inc was defrauded.
"It was lett to me by Mrs. J. II, James
ef Fifth avenue, New York, who died
$000 after the nein weeck," he said,
Doevay is a telegraph operator and
says Ile was stationed at Bush Lake
Manitoba. on the Canadian Pacific Belt-
way, In November, 1005. Ono bitter
login in lhat month the eastbound Ca -
Pacific Limited WAS eel in two
and run in two sections. in the blind-
ing snow the second section crashed
into the Met, near Moose jaw. Ile went
to the scene or (Iso wreck, and in the
last sleeper Inc found Mrs. J. H. James,
WII0 \VAS SEVERELY INJURED.
He assisted in carrying her te a section
:house, put his tur coat about, the un-
ei.lorell Nutt and waistcoat and Miley
strined irouSerS, Ilo bail always been
cc itidereti 115 about the most mailer of
fact man In Starkville; he had never be-
fore been seen in anything but his old
eic flies thal, he worked i» and his Mad:
snit that Ise wore to church on Smolaye
and yet Itere was Hiram linger in a fen-
ce' ea, with striped trousers 1 And it
merle about the greatest small 501180-
11011 that (Inc Centre Mid Peer }mown.
Ole 'worked ewer thereafter just as
steedlly as ever, and he 1)1)5 no Mel
thrifty; be edeled all tbe time to what Inc
had, and no men could say !hat
IIE \VAS NOT A 1.0017 CITIZEN;
but Ise did on ocension indulge himeelf,
es he was now well able to de, in ilist,
thif 0110 tency, WIrimir probebly Inc had
been cherishing for mew, years.
"As he had hoed the corn or ling (Inc
potatoes, he iintl--Ihnugh Ile Wt18 never
for a minute 0 shirking inan-lIghtened
his labors with dreams of striped trou-
sers. Steady going toad faithful es he
had always been and as Inc always re-
mained, and humdrum as Ile lied always
seemed to he, yet Inc had carried willt
him Illat desire for is pair of fancy
striped trousers; and %viten the time had
001110 he turned his heart inside out and
bought, them.
"But really when you come to think
snout it there was nothing so very ex-
traordinary about that. I onee knew
another man, and this one, too, as stoic(
r man es ever plodded. who all his life
desired to own a mar of black and while
cheek trousers; the point of all thie being
that yoo never eon tell what strange
fancies any man you may Meet may
have in his heart, though we all hold
some.
"Whether we carry the bed or draw
the plans of the building; whether %viol
measure ribbon or sit in the counting -
1.0010 and direct the business, we all
dram dreams and you ,never can tell
what those dreams limy be. Ateny a
ntildonannered man is es pirate ln the
inmost recesses of Ms bosom, and there
is more than one perforce staid head of
a family who would Inc by choice a
tramp.
"No doubt it is n good thing for most
of us thet we have to work and keep
OUP DOSS at the grindstone, else we
might give scope to inclinations not,
quite so harmless to us as a fancy tor
striped trousers or trousers of black and
white check,"
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C001(ING TIME -TABLE.
Old potatoes require twenty-five mho
Ides; new ones, fifteen.
Oki cerrols lake an hour; young 01/0S,
thirty minutes.
010 cabbege takes twenty-fiye min-
utes; yotteg takes fifteen.
Onions lake .forty 1111011 (P11.
Poletoes, hotted, take twenty-five min -
Mee, steamed, they take thirty -nye min -
Mee.
Perfoilpe take forty minntee,
Selsify take Iwo hours,
French tonna take thirty minutes,
Coulaflower takes twenty-five minutes.
Turnies !eke twenty minutes.
T,amb, neon minutes for eneh pound.
Pork, (linty minutes for ench pound.
Clgelcen, weighing IMO pounds, lea
Leers,
Fish weighing live pounda, one hour.
Turkey, weighing len meanie, three
(101505.
Veal, allow twenty minutes for Opel)
pc end,
Mutton, thirteen minutes tor each
pound.
Shares) of here rare, SeVeft mintstee
ter ewes pound; well done. Allow eigio
teen minutes to :melt pound,
Reef fillet, twenty minutes for cnch
pound.
Corn, young, twelve minutee.
POS; efghteen to (wonly minutes,
Anterlean
gave me some chocolate candy, which
I ale. That is the 1551, I remember un-
til I found myeelf aboard a ship in a
dark, filthy space in the hold. I have
aa indistinct recollection of riding on
a train before I was put on the ship.
I had lost all idea of time, my mind
simply being held to one purpose, to
eseape from that dungeon.
"At Ilinee a hatchway would bp part-
ly opened, and bread and Wafer 1111.11St
tlt;WIl to ole, and 0000 in a great while
A PIECE 01? IIAL1"-COOK.E1) allEA'a
of some kind. I could hear men talk-
ing, and one time 1 heard one Man say:
AVe are going ashore to -eight, and will
leave you and 13111 to watch the pris-
oner. We are going on a sprre.' I
made Up rny eand to escape, and when
the man opened (Inc hatchway 0 shoved
nay suspenders in the open Crack. They
kept the hatch from closing tight, and
Infer I made my wrest on deck. In the
scuffle that followed I I:noel:eel e men
overboard, and believe he was (Mown -
ed.
"When I escaped ashore I fountl I was
ie. Vera Cruz, Mexico. 1 was blind
teem my long oonfinement in (Inc ship's
hold, was arrested end put in meson,
te six weeks I again esraped to Zacate-
cas, where I bonrclect the ship Presidio.
I told niy story to Cuptuin Jenkins, an
American, and he curried 1110 to San
Francisco, where 1 tended on August
1411s last. I had been strepped of all
smirks of identilication. 1 telegrephert
my wife. The telegrtiph strike was
on, but I bad to have money and was
sent to Salt Lake to work. I did As-
soeinted Prue work and saved my
money. The first, pay day I telegraphed
my wife to meet, me in Chicago on Oat,
4. 1 am going to sley bele a while
end go1 money to take me to New York,
Where I expect In begin a legal fight'
for the 5180.000. 'rills story sounds 111:e
a dream, but it is no dream to me,"
REST YETI
-
"Zam-lInk is lite best boUsebold balm
ever brought mb 10 (some." Such is
the opinion of Mrs, Small McDonald,
of Bier, (One) She says, -"My Mils girl
had a severe and obstinele vests on 1111.
'skin, I applied Yinin-Enk a few limes
and the ,skin trouble which had defied
all either remedies, went away like
nut We."
Zuni -lei& cures Emote, Ulcers, Scoy
Oda, Poleoned wounds, Festering Sores
end all SkIn Disenses. Bubbed Well'(11
11 Zem-llut: Is the finest embrocation
for Rhoultellson, Sciatica, etc, Of rn
&scree end druggists at 50 cents, or
Nom Zinn -11M( Co., Toronto for price.
3 boxes for 51.25,
PENCILS PROM POTATOES.
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Wooden Pencil May he Soon Driven Out
of lite Morkei by New Produef.
The fact that ceder wood sultehle toe
Making leocl pencils is expensive end
the supply geowing rapidly leas lots led
exime German scietilist to invent, a pie-
leal for snaking lend pencils. ancl it is
said that in 11 hort lime lbe wooden
pencil will be driven out of the melte.
The new produci is islIghily heavier than
the ceder wood article, but is the same
Ili size, form end eppearrince, admits ot
shorpening more easily, and can be
mAn115co4n1n!ilonnyMnitjt015511)51)erill.°eiotinded 111 (3m'-
111 (0 the article, The Coat
ol Inanuinettlre is estimated at 80.00028.
The second ounilly pencil can be made
"Aai elTtiti) i'l)ttflintlitPtlYle!la'p00ro5logiticilon of 48.000
perils a day, lite yearly pakten:in
1101110 he 11.050,000 pencils, Exports of
Mose ponella front Gerinany to foreign
Countries for a year Aignallad 15,i68
Iona, 00 a Wei Of 8,0115,200,000
SAM' WITHOUT AN OWNER,
Two Thousand Tons Are Lying on Docks
in Franco.
Tile dock authorities al, Sfax, Frew',
fire puzzled to know what to do with
2(1110 Ions of salt, Willett hay° been lying
i their warehouses without an 'owner
Se'' two and a hall
The salt, which 18 ill 40,000 btigs, Wait
IA by the Ninon of a sailing ves-
sel, who said it, was purchased fcr the
111,55t011 Government, It WILS Olt 1111011ed
Ins ship, hut a few days after be had It
irunsferred In (Inc quay again, and Ms
vesSol Salted a few hours aflerwinel.
No elairn him ever been made for (Inc
still, whieli Iran beefl gradually melting
for the last two yeare, The Russian
Grvernineril denies all knowledge of
the p115-101ase,
etre. Newlyriehe; "Weil, 01 041 10°
irepudeneei"
hir, Newlyriche: "Whet is R. Hannah?"
Mrs. Newlyriche: "Them poor first
cousins of • yours have gone and got
thomSelves same identical uneestors
that you've got!"
Death Comes to AIL -But g Deet1
come preniaturely if proper precautions
are taken. "An ounce of prevention •5
worth a pound of Mire," and to h0110
prevents)), at Mind and allow a Manse
tu work Its will is wiekedness. Dr.
Thomas' Eeleenie Off not only ellays
pains when applied exiennally, but
will Prevent hing ircaddes resulting
[eons colds and coughs. Try it ancl be
convinced.
HARD UP
"How frightfully bard up Jones is,"
remarked Smith. "He never seems to
have any money."
"Oh," said Brown, "has he been trying
to borrow Mont you?"
"No," said Smite, "I was trying to
borrow from him,"
For Inflarnation of the Eyes. -Among
the many good qualities which Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills jeassess, besides re-
gulating the digestive organs, is their
efficacy in reduebsg inflammation ot
eyes. IL has called forth many letters
recommendation Irons those who
were afflicted with this complaint and
found a cure in the pills, They affect
the nerve centres and the blood in a
surprisingly active way, and the result
alinost immediately seen. .
When a woman wants to overlook the
nulls of her 'husband she tells the sleigh -
hors Inc is broadminded.
Host: "Why en earth did yea1 put
prior Jenkins between two such eheller-
boxee at (Inc table?" Hostess ; "My
dear, you know he is so fond of tongue -
sandwiches!"
ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scro.tches and
every torm of contagious Itch on human
cr animals cured In 30 minutes by Watt
ford's Sanitary LotIon. 11 nem fails.
Sold by all druggists.
Friend: "You've never been called in
-ennsultalion, have your Young Doctor:
"No; but I'd like to Inc. ll's nice to
charge ten times. 115 much as the other
doctor for saying that you don't know
any more about the cape than he does."
Cholera and all summer complaints
ma so' quick in their aetion that the
cold hand of death is upon the victims
hsfore they are aware that danger is
near. lf attacked do not delay in get-
ting the propel: medicine. Try a dose
of Dr. ). D: Kellogg's Dysentery Cr.
0101, and you will get immediate re-
lief, It acts with wonderful rapidity
and never falls to effect a cure.
Where ignorance is bliss (hero is gen-
erally MOM folly than wIsticm in evi-
dence.
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A woman will 'honor her Imsband as
king as Inc is willing to love and obey
her
Put out the. flro in a hot, itching, unhosith,
tibia with Wearer's °orate. Use 10 for °mum,
nettle rash, tetber anti salt rheum
"He asked for her hapd in marriage,"
"\Vell, why didn't she give him (Inc one
that is ohms in her father's pocket?"
"Who %vas 11 said, 'Give me liberty or
give MS death'?" "Some married man,
wasn't, it?"
11 is harder to beat a poor ;stood then
o good one.
A lady %wiles: "I was enebled to re
nave the corns, root encl branch, by
the use of Holloway's C.0371 Cure."
Cheers who have tried it have the same
experience.
QUESTIONAI3LE VERACITY.
Green: "So Ifreggs tells a different
tale, does be? Well, 1 guess any word
is as good us his."
nrown: "I should hope so. Bregge is
a charter member of a fishing club."
IMPRUDENT,
Wben mother boxes Mury's cars,
She &ends in leers and blubbers;
• Oh, foolisb child, to Mend in tears .
Without a pair ot rubbers.
We feel sorry for a yOung men v110 IS
n [Meted With the impression that he
knows it all.
ISSIM NO, 12-67.
imm.agoppotympp....
BEER* STEADIES
THE NERVES
G00T, beer, used as a haver.
ago with meals, makes
eleadier, stronger nerves Inc.
cense it helps the stomach do
hs work better.
Yam- own doctor will tell you
that the right use of beer is
good for almost every adult,.--,
NVOMCII especially,
The little alcohol in beer (less
than there is in cider) helps
digest rood. Get the right idea
about bCdr, and Inc healthier for
using it.
*DANA k terra 515015 18010 low, alos,portenend sleets
p1,, the practice of Ontario I, wimp, hapllopf bervages
114611,1 under meta hygienic conditions, (ruin Ontario WI.,
Sho bot 0 theararld1 malt bop 0101 pule water 150
linereicerriceecanrocarporeaecaremienimeascreenemenerapere
ANGRY ..,..,E131).
" \Viten my wife get's angry," remark.
od !Veer, "she reminds me of a vessel
just leaving port."
'What's the answer?" queried Pylatr.
"She gels her rancor up," replied the
party of the prelucie.
They Drive Pimples Away. -A face
covered wtth pimples is unsightly. It
Oils of internal irregularities which
should long since have been corrected.
'1110 liver and the kidneys are not per -
farming their functions in the.healthy
way they should, and these 'pimples
ale to let yea know that Me blood
protests. Parmelee'a Vegetable Pills
will. &fee tbern all away, 6111C1 wilt leave
(Inc skin clear und clean. Try them,
and there will be smother witness to
their excellence.
Johnnie: "Isn't a On horn made of•
mamma?" Mamma; "Certainly it
Jon-1nm "Then how is It that a fogni'''
isn't made of fog?" ern
Rotebin Veer Strength by taking 'Tarr:wit! „
It's the beat Mac ever compounded. It nouriSW,
and strezigthena the whole SyStein„
Dense: "Knocker called me a :Map\
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dated old mule. What shell 1 do'r,
sense: "well, den.i come 10 mo about it
I ans no vetteniary surgeon."
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Worms derange (Inc whole system,
Mather Graves' \\*Orin Exterminator de.
ranges WOVIllti. and gives rest to the suf.
reser. It only costs 25 cents to try it
and Inc convinced.
Client (impatiently to clerk): "Leek
Imre, I've been silting in Ibis cane for
the last two hours!" Cleric: "Well, and
live been sitting here for the last
In enty-fiye years,"
0E75 if
hza St yRoofed.
"OSHAWA"
GALVANIZED
STEEL SHINGLES
Rain can't get through it in 25 yearn
(guaranteed Ira Writi40 tor thnt long -good
1,r, century; really)-fiie can't bother such
a roof -proof against all the elements -the
cheapest GOOD roof there in.
Write us and we'll show you why it
costalcoaC to roof right. Just addms.
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The PEDLAR People TV,
Oshawa idontresi etiown TOTOnto London Winnipeg
ossesagneosensessomeratcyeemegetateal
PIACIIMERC FOR SALE.
DYNAMO
800 lights, fIrsteelass order. Will 01 sold
cheap and inust Inc gotten out of the way
owing to 600-11ghe machine taking its
place. S. Frank Wilson, 78 Adelaide
Street West, Toronto,
FAN B LOWER
Buffalo make, number four, 9 -inch vet,
tical discharge, 24 inches high ; perfect
eonclition. Superintendent, Truitt Bell&
114, 73 Adelaide St. West Toronto.
CARPET DYEINO
and Cleaning Me la • apeolalty with the -
SWISH AMRIOAN DVELNG OC.
Seed psnloulare thrpoet and no 0(0 0000 to WM,
Aggran IOz 'M. Montreal.
we Wellowl
le Interested and Sheltie know
about the wondortnt '
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