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Thu three new acquaintances, emelt
ellg'111ted lea a hugo rocker, eat side by
elan eta the veranda of the little
hotel. Before thew lay the lake, gray
under the shadow of a passing cloud
and the heavy, fringe of Pines along
the shore.
Lawrence and '!eddy had known
each other fel' two day's, but Annabel
was an arrival of the morning.
"She s only a girl," Lawrence had
said, "and her name's silly, but we'll
try her, and if she can do things and
WEAK, TIRED PEOPLE,
Need New Blood in Suring to
Bring Health and Strength.
Spring blood is bad blood, Tt is
clogged with impurities that make
themileives felt 30 many ways, such
as pimples and eriptions, poor diges-
tion, occasional headaches, twinges
of rheumatism a lazy feeling in the
morning, and a strong desire to
avoid exertion. Sometimes the nerves
are unstrung, you feel dull nue de-
pressed, and your strength is slip-
ping away. You can only be put
fight by enriching the blood and
drihing out the intpuril.ie . Purga-
tives won't do this—Choy only nialco
you weaker. What you need is a
tonic, and tho bost tonin that =W-
eal science has yet discovered is Dr.
Williams' fink ]?ills. ']'hese pills ac-
tually matte now, rich, red blood,
brace the nerves and bring stealth
SHIPS COLLECT RENTS
SOME SEARO$ von SUNKEN
ROCKS AND SI30ALS.
British Ironclads That Are Not
'Used for righting
Purposes.
Ironclads aro of two grinds—some
are combatants and others nen-roni-
bataut.s—thnt is to say, they never
do any lightning at all Resides the
Channel lel eet and out' crull,ing
Squadrons which act as pollen to our
lwssetsions in all parts of the world,
We have nearly a dozen warships
that spend their,time in collecting
rant, bat 311 ng ith sett -elephants,
searching for elioals, and the like,
says 1'earsoe's Weekly.
knows lents, like boys, we'll co'uht hot
The shoal fbudet's carry ch•al,"'ne1s
in, and ask her to catch turtles withinstead of cannon, and soundling-
us, shall \s e, '1'o dy'?" and energy to weak, despondent anti lines nerd thermometers instead of
eatslly tired Wren and women. Mr.n, 1
• torpedoes. A few years ago wo had
There were no other children at the (sins. enneseim„, Aylesford Station,
hotel, and the two boys were pagerN.y., says; "For the past ten years no vesstlls of this kind, anti we inught
10 lied a worthy playmate. Th', Williams' Pink Pills is the only not have had thew now were It not
Lawrence, by virtue of being the medicine 1 have taken when 1 found for the fact that, in February, 113 )u,
oldest, cvr:ducted the examination. 1 nee•ied modicilf0. Last spring I the neagn1fl8ont Australian liner Llu-
"Can yon row'?" ho asked. was fueling poorly, was weak, easily cite went to pieces on a hitherto un-
"341-hm," answered Antnabel, indif- tired and deprcasea. I got three known death-trap in Torres Straits.
fa•en Lly.
"Can ,you swim?"
"Yes," Annabel swayed her ]lead
gently to role)' the chair.
'i'vo swam in. Lake Sug;orior,''said
I,awronee, proudly.
"I've swum in Miller's Lance and
In this laltu, ' chinned in Teddy,
eagerly,
",Swam," corrected Lawrence,
"Yee, swam," assented Teddy.
"Where have you swum, Annabel?"
"Lots Of places," returned the lit-
tle girl. "1 used to in the Atlantic
Ocean when I was littler, and once,
a year ago, in Great Salt Lake."
"On-ool" said Lawrence. "Is that
lake salty, the way they say?"
Annabel nodded. Evidently Law-
rence must make the advan,'es.
"Couldn't you tell about it?" ho
suggested.
"Why, certainly," said Annabel,
politely. "Mama and papa and
L'ranl.ie and I were at Salt Lake
O'W for a clay, and we tools the
cars 'and went to the lake. You have
to ride over white ground, where the
lake was 01150. ft is all salty. ,t'ho
lake has—receded, mama says."
"Why did It?" asked '!eddy, blunt-
ly.
"It evaporated."
Lawrence and Teddy exchanged
puzzled glances.
"'I bat means the sun dried it up,"
explained Annabel.
"This one doesn't dry up," ' Said
Teddy, slceptically. "I've been .lucre
lots of summers."
"Well, this has an outlet. The
steamer passes It. You remember, I
saw it when I carne.'
"Oh, yes."
"Well, Great Salt Lake hasn't any
outlet, and the sun dries the water
up and leaves the salt, lots of it."
"didn't it smart your eyes?"
"I didn't put my eyes 3n, sant
Annabel. "You see it isn't deep et interrupted views of the country, and
all. We waded out a long way, sea- in the town itself natural features
oral blocks, I guess, and it didn't are to be proserVed as far ars Possi-
come ep to our socks, and only Just bk.For example in the
camo above papa's knees. It - was
very warns, tile water was, almost
hot, and felt so gcoti. You ca11 neat
on it. It hall so much salt in it von
can t go clown, and we sort of pad-
dled along on our stomachs, with our
heads sticking up. It's real sticky,
and we had caps on our heads Lo
keep our hair from getting sticky.
14fnu1a hada big"' bath -towel wound
round her head.
"We spattered each other and shut
our eyes, and when the water dried
off our faces there were white patches
of salt. Tho sand under the w titer is
gray, such a nice, clean gray. I
brought some home in a bottle.
There's a long bath -house with lots
of stressing -rooms in it, hundreds, 1
guess, and there's a fresh -water spray*
in each one, so you can take a nice
shower bath when you come out, and
got the sticky off."
Each boy hung over the arm of his
chair nearest the middle chair, and
listened in wonderment. Annabel
leaned back idly and told her story
like the finished little traveller that
she was. - ''have you studied perce0-
tege?" she asked..
Even Lawreiice shook his head
without a, word.
"It's sixteen per cent. salt," she
said, "andthat's a great deal, Papa
told me. They think that once it
was lots bigger'n it is now, twenty
times. They think, you know, that
in time there won't be any, lake
left."
"Oe-ool" said Lawrence.
And "0 my!" said Teddy.
Annabel leaned forwal'd, somewhat
excited 11y the appreciation of her au-
ditors. 'It'll be all evaporated, erne
]snow, and if you boys leant to go
swimming in It you'd better go
quick!"
Lawroaco looked at Teddy, and
when ho caught his eye gave a signt-
itcant noel. Then he turned to 'Anne -
bel, politely. "Will you go and catch
turtles with us?" he said,
boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
they made ine Seel like a new per-
son. They aro the best medicine 1
know of when the blood is out of
eon 11 tion,"
]f you neo;] a medicine this opting
—and there are few people who do
clot—take a few boxes of Dr. Wil-
liams' fink ]'ills, and you will find
an improved appetite and new health
and strength such as no other medi-
cine can give you. There is no dis-
ease of the blood these pills will not
cure, simply because they make the
new, rich blood that drives disease
from the system. The genuine Pink
fills have the full name, "Dr. Wil-
lituns' Pink Pills for Palo People,"
on the wrapper around each box.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.S0 by writing the Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
GARDEN CITY NEAR LONDON,
Philanthropic Englishmen Plan a
Model Town.
To build a city with industries as
varied as to seep0rt a population of
thirty thousand, and to house the
People ex. model lines in a commun-
ity where everything is done to re-
tain the advantages of the country,
is the ambition of a company' of
philanthropic Englishmen. They have
bought thirty-eight hundred acres of
laird in Hertfordshire, some thirty-
five miles from London, and there
they are laying out and building
"the first garden city in England."
The situation is high and healthy.
The land is fertile, and should pro-
vide much of the vegetables the now
community will require. From most
parts of the town there will be un -
PERIODS OF 1UJMAN GROWTH.
Children born between September
and February aro, some authorities
state, notso tall as those 120111 in
the summer and spring months, and
tho growth of children is much more
rapid from March till August. The
eXLreme1ics grow rapidly up to the
eixteonth year, then tlloro is slow
growth until the 1.hil•ticth year. The
legs chiefly grow between the tenth
and seventeenth year. Comparing
the general result, it appears that
there are six periods of growth. The
f31•st extelde up to the sixth oe
eighth ye113', anal is ono of very
rapid g'rolvth; .the second period,
from eleven to fourteen y011(8,
growth is slow; the third period,
from sixteen to seVenteen; the -fourth
period shows a slow gcoWth up to
tine ago of thirty for height, uP to
fifty for chest gi'tlt; the fifth growth
Is one of rest, from thirty to fifty
years: the sixth pel+3od is character-
ized by a decrease in all dimensions
Of the burly,
"What 14 Joluls n'b 1)11810e;is?" "1
t.hiftic lie 111, a leookeice pee; at 10)181,
he never br•otl 11t tea, the Ono he
110r1',3W813 4y,t114 3340 ]gall] stllnlisr,'l
niai.n square, round which will be
erected the public buildings, stand
three old oaks. These are to be left
and guarded.
the
Front t0
lr 1 O 1 the
square runs the amain avenue, never
less than one hundred feet wide, and
in all directions from the square will
radiate roads from forty to sixty
feet wide—that is to say, as broad
as the Strand and Cheapside, the
busiest streets in London. Wide mar-
gins of grass will border them, and
to carry out the park -like appearance
the builders purpose that the house -
lots shall be arranged on what they
call "the New England plan," of
open lawns and no front fences.
On the eastern side of the town, be-
side the railway line, has been set
.apart a site of about one hundred
acres for the factories on which the
town will depend for its existence.
Engineers, cabinet -maker's,' motor-
car builders and printers are already
established. The factories are to be
hidden from the residences by a belt
of trees, and as the prevailing winds
eve from the west,- the'sinoito and.
8111011 will be carried away from the
houses.
Every dwelling will have a garden.
The houses will be so built as to
secure light and air; on all sides, and
the factories will be constructed with
the same object. Everywhere there
will be public gardens and parks
and recreation -grounds, and nothing
ugly or misanitary will be allowed.
The company will be ably to enforce
such restrictions because it will sell
no land. Yet the rents from which
it is to draw its revenue have been
fixed at less than hall the average
rates prevailing in !English cities,
Tido town itself will cover thirteen
hundred acres, and if the sweetend-
ing villages aro included in the
will liesed thirty-fivl e thotisnnd peoere
ple
w I
in the whole � community, That will
give seine twenty-three to the acre
for the town, and, taking the whole
area of the estate, nine persons to
the acre,
There are streets in London—some
that one would herdly like to call
shuns—where there are nearly four
hundred persons to the acre. TO
toilers so crowded 111 111e dreary
metropolis the garden city sllonld
seeon. lilac a glimese of heaven,,
and drowned 1138 of hoe passengers
and crew. -
When elle disaster was reported to
the Admiralty they bestirred them-
selves, and salt out -an ironcla0 to
investigate the Golgotha of the deep.
The vessel discovered an extraordin-
ary isolated rock, situated in the
centre of the Torres Straits, which
separates Australia from New Guinea.
FINDING TILL) TORIES NEEDLE.
It rues a species of submerged na-
tural monolith, similar in shape to
Cleopatra's Needle on the Thames
Elhifbalilcmeat, 1viLli its apex rising
tof the surface
to within a few feet, a sun ac
of the ocean.
The warship, herself, was nearly
impaled on the hideous spike, for the
"Torres Needle," as it is not)' called
on the chart, scraped some feet of
paint off her hull.
The exact position of the "Threes
Needle," thanks to the AtmiraILy, is
perfectly well-known to -'day to all
mariners who sail those seas, and
since the wracking of the ill-fated
Quetta, no vessel has been itn.paled
upon it.
To our discredit a sirudlar ace -
needle remained uncharLed when it
was known that it was responsible
for many terrible disasters. It ex-
ists at, Cape Agulhas, and atter a
dozen or more stout ships had gone.
to pieces upon it, our Admiralty
thought it would bo wise to discover
its position, and have it accurately
marked on the chart.
AN OCEAN DEATH-TRAP.
To this end an ironclad was order-
ed off to Cape Agulbas, and while
dredging, some remains of a sunken
hulk were pulled up, which proved
to be those of the mail screw steam-
er Teuton, which was impaled on
the needle in the early morning of
August 80th, 1881, and foundered
within an hour, can't'ing with her to
tbo bottom of the sen over 1100 of
her passengers and crew.
When the Lords of the .Admiralty
were told that there was a sunken
rock in laic! -Atlantic, whose top was
only a little distance below the eur-
face of the ocean, they laughed.
When, later, a couple of ships went
down in the Atlantic for no app¢r-
ent reason, they became more credu-
lous, and sent a vessel out to look
into the natter. The captain of the
ironclad found the rock situated
only a few miles to the northward
of the route taken by. the big Traiis-
lantic liners.
Its whereabouts were indicated to
him by a small expanse of greenish
sea amid the surrounding blue, with
a dark spot in the centre, where the
"cap" of the rock projected to with-
in a yard or so of the surface of
the Atlantic.
The position of the rock, called
"The Virgin," is now well-known to
mariners, and for .years past this
ocean ctoath-trap has failed to claim
•
a ,4ieUmr
33)XPERIMEENT\S ON A WARSSIII'.
Whenever a new rock or shoal is
reported to the Admiralty by ocean-
going vessels H.M.S. Research, Bri-
tain's -best sea searcher, proceeds to
the allot indicated, and sails around,
towing her "submarine sentry,"
which gives instant warning to
those in charge ot the nmehine the
nmomerlt it, touches a hard substance.
The "sentry" has discovered hun-
dreds of rocks and shoals daring the
last feta yoare, and the Adlmiraity
have warned mariners of their where-
abouts,
Some time ago the Research went
out to Ushant, carrying on board
lir. Fowler, of the Royal Society,
for the purpose of making experi-
ments on the depth at which certain
form of sea. life were believed to
exist,
lh'. Fowler came hone loaded with
specimens, and although the trip lead
cost the Admiralty and the Royal
Society large sums of 3alonoy, they
were lions amply satisfied with the
result.
H. TY. S. Research and Gulnare
have wasted both time 111311 money in
searching for non -existing rocks and
Woes in different Oceans. The form,.
or vessel sailed fur two or three
days round the mouth of the Chan-
nel in a Vain s a1ch for a shoal re-
ported as existing by half a dozen
merchant• vessels of Various nation -
Not 8o very long ago the Irish-
coastguards and ship -owners declared
that the Malden Radice, near Lorne
Harbor, on the West Coast of Ire-
land, wore so•ind.g netic that the cola-
passes of vessels passing them Were
affected, and' in con4equcnco could
ot be relied on. Our Admiralty
sent ono of her sed-eoarelie.•s to Tee -
lend, and alto proved that tile report
was /else. That little trip cost Bri-
tain something over $500.
Jelin Dull also 1ins a eoeple Of
disarmed ironeiads 38111(13 search the
ocean lo+r d01'ollOt5-.
THEY 1)ON"1' FIND MANY, -
but theft they do coque across aro
Mown 'tip with dynamite on the
sett,
1I1E11 BABY' SMILES,:
'iVhen baby smiles mother knows he
is well and 111131313'. When he is cross,
ailing and fretful, she gives him
Baby's Own Tablets, and finds that
there'll a smile in Query dose. Thes0
Tablets ewe all little ailments of
childhood, smell as indigestion, colic,
eensti.Pation, diarrhoea, worms and
simple rovers. They snake teething
east", sail promote statural shell and
/repose, and aro guaranteed not to
contain ono particle et opiate or
p01son0tis 000113ing stuff. Mrs. Robt,
Debra, Tisdale, N.W,T., says:—"I find
Baby's Own '.tablets a perfect moth -
eine f01' little ones, and always keep'
them in the house," Yon can get
the Tablets from youn' medicine deal-
er or by mail at 28 cents et box by
writing rho Dr, Willlaltis ]:Medicine
Co„ 1lreekvillef,.Ontc
]''ranee has a special vessel for vis-
iting her island J4Osseseim1s and col-
lecting rents, rates and taxes from
diem, This vessel when off duty, and
she neatly always 3s, spends her tittle
in delivering; Government messages
to roast stations.
We hat 0 110 partieulao vessel for
r(nit-tollect•3ng, but now and again
we are forced to send an ironclad or
a gunboat to 'J'oty Island, on the
north-west coast of Ireland, to try
to make the people pay their rent,
rates and t118841. We have not suc-
ceeded yet, however, notwithstanding
that we have been "dunning" theme
for the past twenty years.
In 13184 we seat the gunboat Wasp
to the isle ad, and while returning 48
poor as she went, she was wrecked
Oil the coast, and many of her crew
were drowned. A Lew years ago a
bigger lighting vea801 sailed to Tory
and even she failed to collect a pen-
ny from the inhabitants,
The Grenade, a I'rencl3 gunboat,
has so little work to do that she
goal off now and again to catch por-
poises in the Mediterranean.
The lei:melt flshernlen are glad when
the Geenade coned on the warpath,
for the po131018 s have increased - to
such an extent that their sea -nets
are continually being torn to threads
by the creatures.
H. M. - S. Flolee, while anchored at.
Port Stanley, 311 the Falkland Is-
lands, was attacked by a huge. block
nlonstter that arose with piercing
cries from the foam. The captain
armed his Crew with harpoons and
rifles to destroy the dangerous beast,
and after Iwo or three flours' hard
lighting it wee killed, and dragged
on deck. The monster provers to be
a sea elephant, and measu't'd quite
forty feet from nose to tail.
HE FEELS AS
YOUNG AS EVER
1311, CR'SSTER LOOIIZIS TOOT{
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
And From a Used Up Man Be
Became As Smart as a Boy.
Orland, Ont., May 1—(Special).—
Mr. Chester Loomis, an old and re-
spected farmer living in this section,
is spreading broadcast the good
news that Dodd's Kidney Pills aro
a 'sure cure fog. the Lame Bach and
Iiidney Disease so common among
old people. her. Loomis says:
"I am 76 years of age and smart
and active as a boy, and X give
Dodd's Kidney Pills all the credit
for it.
"Before I started to wee Docld's
Kidney Pills X was so used up I
could hardly ride in a buggy, and I
could not do any work of any kind.
Everybody thought I would not live
long. Dodd's Kidney Pills are a
tvoncl0r(111 remedy."
The Kidneys of the young May be
wro115, but the Kidneys of the old
must be wrong. Dodd's Kidney
Pills make all wrong Kidneys right.
That is why they are the old folks'
greatest friend.
11
DEATH STRUGGLE WITH LION,
Wrostiing Match Nearly Cost the
Trainer His Life.
While a Franco -American athlete
named ltey was practising in Paris
with a. lion malted Brutus for the
wrestling championship of Europe,
which was to open at the Hippo-
drome, he had a narrow escape of
losing his life.
The lion, while its forts paws were
on the trainer's neck and its head
over his shoulder, unexpectedly fast-
enad its teeth inhis jacket. The
trainer stopped wrestling, and tried
to disengage himself by withdrawing
frons the jacket and leaving it in the
lion's possession.
But he was unable to do this, end
Brutus, without becoming actually
savage; warmed to the encounter,
and began to tear the trainer ahont
the shoulders and sides. Although,_
bleeding freely from fifty wounds,
Rey, who is a powerful, athletic
young follow, kept hie head, and
realizing that h0 was at the mercy
of the brute if ho fell, kept hint off as
best he could.
lly this time Mr. Dtistook and his
assistants had gathered round the
cage trying to rescue the trainer, and
watched with apprehension the real-
istic combat between the man and
Ibo lion. The wrestling bout, which
had commenced in the usual playful
manner. had now developed into a
grim.. contest, in i which 0110 of the
combatants was fighting for his life,
and for fully two minutes his fate
seemed sealed.
Rey kept up the uuequnl contest,
but a further difficulty in the way of
this rescue Was the fact that in a
Dago communicating with Brutus a
companion lion was malting desperate
efforts to force an entry through a
half -open door.
At last Brutus wen lassoed by. Mr.
Bostock and dragged into tho ad-
joining cage, :After Rey hadbeen
bandaged in the Hippodromeinfirm-
aryho was taken to the Rothschild
Hospital, wlsere the doctors u s said
that, thanks to his athletic constitu,•
tiolt, if blood poisoning did not set
in they hoped to save hint,
Shirt waists and dainty
linen are made delightfully
clean and fresh with Sun-
light Soak.
bD
No Breakfast t Table
complete without
An admirable food, with all
Its natural qualities intact,
fitted to build up and maintain
robust health, and to resist
winter's extreme, cold. It is
a valuable diet for children.
A DELJGHT UL StiRPRISE
forted drinkers is to give thele a hot, steaming cup of FRAGRANT
imemasszernakaateseurear
instead of sore 04dinary kind. They'll notice the difference quick
enough, then nothing will do them but BLUE RIBBON TEA.
z 'r t11 ,• :x; ti t z, 40..x.
ack to Bicycles
The bicycle is king. Every person realizes now that there
is no other vehicle so convenient in the country, town or city
as tho wheel. The wheels we sell are the best in the world.
The Most Nutritious
and Economical.
A ItOYAL BOOKLET,
The Grand Trunk ]]s]]]way System
are distributing a very handsome
booklet descriptive of the Royal Mus-
koka Hotel, that is situated in Lake
Itosseau, in the Muskoka Lakes,
"Highlands of Ontario." The publi-
cation is one giving a full description
of the attractions that may be found
at this popular resort, handsomely il-
lustrated with colored prints of lake.
and island scenery, the hotel itself,
and many of the special features that
may be 1083151 there. It is printed on
fine enameled paper, 10und in a cover
giving the appearance of Morocco
leather, with a picture of the hotel
and surroundings an the same, and
the crest of the hotel embossed in
high. relief. A glance through this
booklet snakes ono long for the plea-
sure of Summer and outdoor life,
and copies may be secured gratuit-
ously by -applying to any Grand
Trunk ticket office.
In en old Virginia cemetery there
is a weather-beaten tonrtbstono bear-
ing these inscriptions:—
I await my husband, May 23th, 1840.
Here I am, December 141h, 1861.
Sonne Joker has added:—
Late, as usual.
Use Lever's Dry Soap (a powder)
to wash' woolens and flannels,-
ydu'll like it.
We can Help to make people bright
by our keenness, but we can never
accomplish anything towards malting
people good except by our tenderness.
Iinard's Liniment Cures Colds, to
Atae l ' la g -n elai r • a person who
C 1\
detects - t • faults while you are in
y011 A 8 11 a ao
the act of catling attention to his
own.
FOR OVPR SIXTY YEA11S.
Mrs. 1Vdnslow's Soothing 1yrup has
been used by milllons of mothers for
their children 'hila teething. It soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays pain,
cures wludcolic, regulates the etc/leach
and bowels, and Is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Sold by druggists throughout the
world. 110 sure and ask for 'Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup." 22-94
Robinson—"What spoilt Arclfie's
chance with Miss Million?" Jenkins
—"She told him she disliked compli-
ments." "And he persisted in pay-
ing thou?" "No; he was stupid
0130ug13 10 believe ]ler and stop!"
Itching,. Burning Skin Diseases
°ural for v'h)rky•flee Conte. --Dr.
Agnew's , Ointment -relieves in. ono .day,;
ane cures Tette', -Snit Rheum, - ScaldIload, ECzonla, Berber's Itchh, Ulcers,.
Blotches and all eruptions Of the shill.
It is -soothing and ,tulet.ing and acts
like magic in the 5111,1 of all baby
humors, 355.-47
"I married for money," said , the
91oo11av 31hai1. "Wasn't there a wo-
man attached to it?" aslcecl the
cynic, "Of 0011180 there was," with
increased gloom; "so much attache(]
to it that she 11CVer parted with a
cert."
To prevent 1t Better Than to Repent.
A little medicine In rho shape et the
wondorlul pellets which are known tts
I'arnmelee's Vegetable Pi115, adhdni8(,'l
at. the ]proper lima and with the direc-
tions
irecttions adhered to often prevent a serious
attack of siekness and save money
which would go to the doctor" In all
irregularities of the digestive organs
theby cleansing timeablooti theable y clear tllu
skin of Imperfections.
Mabol—"So you have broken off
the engagement? _,,!lave yous'return-
ett his ring?" Anty, "Why, no!` that
wouldn't be reasonable. en ('0111:80 I
have cinan3011 my opinion of George,
but I admire the ring As mucli as
over," •
LINIMENT
ENGLISH SPAVIN l;,Ifll
Removes ail hard soft or calloused
lumps and blemishes from Morena, blood
spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone,
Sweeney. Wines, sprains, sora awl
swollen throat, coughs, etc, Savo 950
by 1100 01 01111 bottle. Warranted the
most wonderiel Blemish Cure over
known.
Jackson—"How's your family?"
Johnson—"Pretty well, thank sou!"
".Any of your daughters married
yet?" 'No; and 1 Can't understand"
wily they don't go off. They use
powder -enough, goodness knows!"
A Tonle for the Pobilitatetl —farmer
140'8 Vegetable ].ills by acting meetly
but thoroughly on the secretions o1 the
body es a valuable tele, stimulating
the legging organs to bealte (nl action
01111 nos ening Mem to full vigor, They
can be 1411100 111 graAnatlitl 1111800 aid
00 000(3 that they can be disco ltiltuotl
at any time without ratline et. the -ail
mems '111114)34 they were used to allay,
Ahonie
THE CUSHION FRAME
Cleveland
Massey=Dards
Brantford
Welland=Vale
is the x1031 feature. It has brought bicycling again into 50-
pular tat or—Makes Rough Roads Srtlooth.
The Sills' Hygienic Handy Bar
a companion invention to the Cushion Frame. Write for our
new catalogues, and new picture cards. Mention this paper.
Canada Ode and Motor C11)33710 y
" Makers of the World's Gest Bicycles,?
Canadian Headquarters
for Automobiles.
TORONTO
Moscow is situated almost in the
geomoLrical centre of European Rus-
sia.
111 fitting boots 0.011 shoes cause
10x118. Jla loway's Corti Cure is the
article to use. Get a bottle at once
and cure your corns.
Mlstress—"I unvlerstand you stood
for a whole hour in the doorway lest
night talking to the policeman, Bid-
dy?" 73iddy—"Shure, you wouldn't
have me ehtand there for an hour
and say nothin', ma'am?"
Ninard's Liniment Ceres Diphtheria
"What did papa say'?" "He show-
ed me the door." "And what did
you say?" "I said it was certainly
a very handsome door, but not what
I had conte to talk about. That
made ]dim laugh, and a minute later
you were .mine."
A General Favorite.—In every place
where introduced Dr. Thomas' Eolectric
w a repu-
tation,
has not failed to establish p
idea showing g that the starling quni-
lued
}tier ,sre n they sec aro valued
31 is 3(5c when 1;1180 become luhoan,
of 0 general use in Canada and
countries as a household medi-
cine
slno mud the demand for i each year
shows that it is a favorite wherever
used.
Ml's. Render—"I'es, I couldn't abide
the neighborhood; it was unfashion-
able, you know." Mrs. Teatime —
"And you could think of no other
way to improve it than by moving?"
Batter Without a Stomach than with
one that's got a constant "hurt" to it.
Br. Von Stall's Pineapple Tablets 5th-tit--
Mate
tinkselate the digestive organs. Let ono en-
joy the good things of life and leave
no bad effects—carry then with you in
your vest pocket -00 In box, 85 cents.
—4S
Where there's a- will there's delay.
!fords' on the weather dock to-
gether. •
ifinard's Liniment Cures Distemper
Lady of Uncertain Ago—"She be-
haved abominably. She told me I
was a hopeless old maid. Wasn't
that unladv111(1?" Bind Friend—"It
certainly Was, but it's better to be
wade than untruthful."
tickle's Ant -Consumptive Syrup needs
no recommendation. '10 all who ars
familiar with it, it speaks for itself.
Yen's of 1150 in the treatment of colds
and coughs and all affections of the
threat has Unquestionably established
its ulnae among the very best medicines
for suet diseases. 'If you give it a
trial you will not regret it. You will
And 1t 25 emits well invested,
Employer (to nett' office boy)—
"Iles the cashier told you what you
arc to do this afternoon?" 011100
Boy—"Yes, sir; I'm to wake hien.
when T sec ,you coining."
Manly Strength and Womanly BoautY
depend on purity of the blood, and
ankh of that purity depends on perfect
kidney filtering, If these organs are
diseased -attd will not perform their
functions. lean will seek In vain tor
8110ngth and ty0111811 for betuity. S0111,1
A1110r1caa Kidney Cure chives out all
impurities through the belly's "4lterere"
—replill's weak spots. -40
EART1'UZUAI1ES IN BRITAIN.
Earthquakes are not so uncommon
in the British Isles as plight use sup-
posed, 01 tho 0,5111 earthquakes
which have been rop0rted in the
world from the earliest tinges up to
1850, the British Ts1es were respon-
sible for no fewer than 288. Tho
district of omnc'ie, in Perthshire, is
the favorite resort of the earthquake,
and in the whiter of 1830, 140 earth-
quakes were experienced in this local-
ity. Both in England and Scotland
the autumn nil the commonest time
for earthquakes, there have bon
seventy -111110 in autumn, seventy-four
in wiener, forty-four in spring, and
fifty-eight in summer,
Concerts ore a nine thing to keep
,a lean from having a gnarl blue,
'fit OR SALE-7'ASIIIONABLE BLOOD
rAI• stallions of Arab, Clay, Morgan,
ambletonian and thoroughbred blood
for sale, on time, or may be syndicat-
ed. 11'or pedigrees and particulars ad-
dress John li. Hall, 1315,, 826 Jarvis
St., Toronto. ..
225 AC1018 )'ARM IN T0111 OARDIDN
spot of the world, rural delivery et
the door, and church on the farm, 011
the main wunty road. 24 miles of
town, large dwelling with 7 rooms, 2
porches, 2 halls, alar, plenty barn
and stable ronin, carriage house, lovely
large shade trees. weeping willow and
maple. You can raise about anything you
plant on this farm; half of it is clay,
balance is dark loam, choice apple and
teach orchard, best of grass land,
healthy climate, 50 acres in wood and
timber, can mail you 92 pagebook
describing Maryland all free by asking.
Price of farm now $2,000. Price
will soon double, we farm and plow 9
mouths in the year on this farm. Ad -
these Dr. J. Lea Woodcock, 406 !jam -
den Ave., Salisbury, lid.
1152P and TOO ti ERS
.q1 e8ol,or oriwt, cad etumlr
d aauhurod. somecu,n 1 nor. Powerful,
/real en ordlnery stump N 136 f�9nnd
imam... l to 6 ,;, .... Yr
acres ee a neo- C -ow
rlag• macront "
,,c1.14"
to sere Priced.all mads of*lo_a .
For illustrated la
g..
caWoeeddroee =�
lSlIne Frlfg.
So. 978-81 nth St., Monmouth, III.
eyeing ! e lag !
Porti. r.rr I..t bead your work to the
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book ter Veen In your t0wa, or wad 41..88.
A'lanti c&, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebw,
Customer (severely)—"Do you sell'
deceased meat here?" Butcher
(blandly)—"Worse than that." Gus'-
tomer (excitedly)—"Mercy on 1101'
Ilow can that be possible?" Butcher
(confidentially)—"The meat - I sell
is' dead—absolutely dead, sir.'r
Minartl's L 11Ifenl Gnre3 GurG31 11 COB
Ile who expresses his willingness
to die for a 310010tH always reserves
the right to fix the date of has de-
mise.
If your children aro ten -timed with
worms, give them Mother Graves Worm
Exterminator; safe, sere and effectual.
Try it and mark the improvement in
your child.
Rite, "Did you say, "]'his 19 80
sudden!' when Jack proposed?" "No.
I intended to, you know; but I was
se flustered that I forgot, and cried,
'At last!' instead_"
Twitchy Musolos and Slconloseneos
—The hopeless heart sickness that Bot-
tles on a man 0r 3Olnaan whoa: nerves
are shattered by disease tan host be
pictured in cohtrese with a patient Whohas been in the"depths" and hasbeen
dragged from flew Ilyy 5033(11 Amnrlcan
!+genuine, George Wellston, of honest,
Olt„ says: ' I owe my life t0' 3t,
hvorythiug else failed to euro," -44
ITowltt— "Mott fellow saved mo
from bankruptcy," Jewitt—"How
was
was that?" Ilewitt-"ITe married
tho extravagant girl X -'was engaged
to,."
Those whom neglected coughs
have stilled were once a* healthy
and robust 118 you. Don't follow
in their paths of negielt. 1'ako
s
c
Etch' 3
satin
Cur
'The Lung
axe
Tonic
right now, It isgua:tanteed to
cure, 1t has (30red Many thole -
ands.
2.5e.
Prices:
"91....LeRr y ,'1?Vrcrnxo tto.
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