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T1117 LOST DOLL
The little seaside cottage had been
Put 10 order, the trunks had gong
with the expressman, And Pupa Gra-
ham was al the gate with the car-
riage. Even Elora Louise, Phyllis'a
beloved dull, had her cape and bon-
net on, all ready to go to the sta-
tion,
"Let's go all round the cottage and
say a Inst good -by," said Phyllis,
bugging (''lora I,Ou1s0 in her arms,
They went through all 1 he rooms
below, and then up -stairs to get au -
other look uL the blue ocean gleam-
ing in the sunshine and rolling up
its white surf on rho beach,
Phyllis found the window wide
open. IC had been forgotten, Per-
haps she and Elora Louise could
Omits It for Illaila. Bowe came the
window, but alas! Flora Louise
ei nhellow slipped outside to the ver-
anda roof beneath and rolled down
to the narrow railing at the edge.
Yom' Phylllsl she stood an instant
watching the gay litre heap huddled
together in the sheltering angle, and
then ran down -stairs as fust EIS she
could go to tell papa about it.
.But papa said that they must not
wait another instant, Mama had al-
ready locked the door, as soon as
Phyllis was out, and she and llaby
Lou were getting into the carriage,
There was nothing lett for Phyllis
to do but to climb 111, Loo,
With a long, lingering look at the
speck of red cape that showed
through the verandar railing, she
laid her head on mother's shoulder
and cried as if her heart would
break.
They said she should have a new
dolly just as s00n as she should get
back to town, and it camp in duo
season, and grew to bo very dear to
Phyllis; but she never forgot poor
Elora Louise, out in the sun and
wind on the veranda roof at the sea-
side cottage.
"Next summer I shall try to get
her the very first thing," she said.
After a month or two the cottage
was let to a winter tenant, for in'
the South, where 1'.hyllis lived, peo-
ple often go to the Death resorts dur-'
ing the winter season.
Lynn and Katharine, the little new-
comers, went all through the cottage
the first thing, to sec what their
new home was like, At the front
window up -stair's they paused, as
Phyllis had often done, to watch the'
blue ocean sparkling in the sun and
rolling up its white surf on the
sand,
"Oh, look, Lynni" suddenly cried
Katharine. "'Thele on the veranda
roof! I wonder what it is!"
"I'm going to see," said Lynn,
opening the window wide.
Ile let himself down carefully to
the roof below, and then crept slow-
ly down to where poor Flora Louise
was 111.1(1111011,
"What a dear dolly!" cried Katha-
rine, as she hold it safe in her arms
at the window,- "Some poor little
girl must have dropped her, and
couldn't get hor again. What fun
we'll have with her!"
Many a happy day had Lynn and
Katharine in the little cottage and
on the warm, sunny bench, and Flora
Louise shared in all their good times.'
But she was Flora Louise no longer,
"If we only knew what her name
isl" sighed Katharine. "But we'll
just have to give her another, pool'
little dear! 11 must be dreadful to
be lost and riot able to toll your °WO
Hama. Let's call her Gertrude." So
Gertrude she ren111111Cd all winter.
When the time chew near for leav-I
ing, mother one day gave Katharine
an idea., which silo was quick to
share with Lynn, and after that there
wore busy, busy days for both, 1
On the clay they left She cottage
Katharine came and gathered Ger-
trude in her arms. "You dear pre-
cious!" she murmured. "I hate aW-1
fully to Leave you. But you're going
to have a delightful a prise some
day, when the summer girl comes
back,"
It was not Gertrude, however, but
the summer girl herself who had the
greatest "s'prise."
The very first week in vacation the
carriage stopped at the gate again,
and Phyllis looked anxiously up to
the veranda railing while Papa
Graham unlocked the door.
There was no trace of Flora
Louise.
"What can have become of her?".
thought Phyllis, a5 she went slowly
up the steps.
Ilut tho first sight r
eyes as she walked i1
room was Flora Lotti gor-
geous In a now gown, n
a cunning littlo bedstead it
for her!. Pinned to he a
little note, which read
Dear Summer Girl. (1
us you live in this 'til
summer, so I know y d
to get your dolly a e
her, too. 013e of us e
window atl(1 got her 1'
bedstead, and the otherf
her and made 11e• net e
didn't know her right e
have called. hor Gertr e
you'll have a good tin s
summer. Lo I
Tho Winter 1,
Near by was a lith-'
tailing a pink silk a'
dainty cloak and ha e
also many dainty s+
that delighted the o, ul
Phys its.
"What, perfectly lovely'l-
(lren1" cried Phyllis,a
had tread her tho not g
to tell my lost dolly e
Gertrude Graham, and o
ask the agent if that '1
are coming back nest, 11
they are, I'm going e
here for than,"
WIiAT WOKEN SU1'l(ER,,
At All Ages They Need Rich, Pura
Blood to Secure Health and
happiness,
A woman needs medicine more than
a elan. Iyer organism 1e more com-
plex, her system more delicate, filer
health is disturbed regularly in the
wets() of nature. 11 anything hap-
pens to interfere with that natural
0011'80, she goes through unspeak-
able suffe'ing. In fact the health of
every function and the. happiness of
every moment of a woman's life de-
pends upon the I'ichness and the re-
gularity of her blood supply. That
is the simple scientific reason why
llr, Williams' Pink rills aro worth
more than their weight in gold to
women of all ages from fifteen to
fifty. These pills actually mako the
rich, rel blood that brings health
and 1lappiness and freedom from
pails to every woman, Mrs. Nell
Ferguson, Ashfield, N. S., says; "In
justice to you, and in the Nope that
whet I say may benefit other suffer-
ing women, I take Measure in stat-
ing that I have found wonderful
benefit 100111 the use of Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills,, When I began using the
pills 1 WaS so badly run down that
I could scarcely go about; at times
I suffered very much and felt that
lira was a burden. 'J'hnndos to D1'.
Williams' Pink fills, I can now say
1 eon enjoying bettor health then I
ever expected to have again, and I
Carl most heartily recommend these
pills to other suffering women."
Dr, Williams' Pink, Pills cured Mrs.
Ferguson because they tilled her
veins with the rich, pure blood so
necessary to the health and happi-
ness of every human being. It 18(01'
this reason that these pills always
euro such' troubles as anaemia, neu-
I ralgia, heart trouble, indigestion,
rheumatism, sciatica, St. Vitus
dance, paralysis, kidney and liver
troubles, and the special ailments Of
growing girls and women of middle
age. You can get these pills from
any dealer in medicine, but you
should be careful to see that the hull
name, "Dr. Williams' P1011 Pills for
Pale People," 1s on the wrapper
1 41.001x1 each box. If you Wish you
can get the pills by mail at 50 conte
n box or six boxes for 52,50 by
svritingTho Dr. Williams' Medicine
, Co., Brockville, Ont.
SMOKE ALL THE TIME.
The Dutch Get their Smoking Re-
markably Cheap,
that met llo
eo the 511.1]01
so herself,
1111(1 seated O
oad just riga
r dress was
The agent tot
cottage 01'5l
sena 10111 bo gra
gain. Wo lou
11101011 out th
and 10010 her
took care o
v clothes, 11
name, batt w
01110, Wo hop
time 101111 hor this
Lovingly,
Troy and Girl.'
little trunk col
dross, x11(1
1, There 1001
little garment
yo of grateft
Winter elil
when mum
o. "I'm going
Mora Louis
1 I'm going t
boy and g'il
winter, and
to leave ho
"I have always allowed my wife
to wish solnctlriug for herself for
every birthday since 100 havo been 1
married," "What does she Wish
generally?" Well, the last fifteen
tines silo shaft boon wishing for a
Plano." , i
The Iiollandlers are, perhaps, of all
the Northern peoples, those who
smoke the most. The humidity of
their climate makes it almost a
necessity, and the very moderato
cost of tobacco renders it accessible
to all.
To show how deeply rooted is the
habit, it is enough to say that the
boatsmen of tho trokshuit, the
aquatic diligence of Holland., meas-
ure distances by smoke. From koro,
they say, to such a place it is, not
so many miles, but so many pipes.
When you enter a .Blouse, after the
first salutations, your host offers
you a cigar; when you take leave
he hands you another, and often in-
sists upon filling your cigar case.
In the streets you see persons
lighting a fresh cigar with the burn-
ing stump of tho last one, without
pausing in their walk, and with tho
busy air of people who do not wish
to lose a moment of time or a
mouthful of smoke, Many go to
sleep with pipe 111 mouth, relight it
if they wake in the night, and again
in the morning before they -step out
of bed.
It really does a.ppcar that smoking
is for the Dutchman a necessary
vital ftunction.
Many people think that so mucin
smoke dulls the intelligence. Nev-
ertheless, if there he a people, as
Esquires, justly observes, whose In-
tellect 1s of the clearest and highest
precision, 11 is the Dutch people.
"Smoke," snit! a Hollander, "18
our second breath." Another defined
tho cigar as the sixth finger of the
hand,
BABY'S DANGER.
A mother cannot watch her little
ones too carefully during the hot
',menthes. 'Dysentery, diarrhoea,
cholera infaetum, and disorders of
the Stcmaeh are alarmingly frequent
during the snnnnl01' months, and un-
less the mother has at hand an ef-
ficient remedy to check and cure the
trouble a little life may go ahnoat
before you realise the Case is seri-
ous. At this first sign of any of
these ailments tho wise mother will
!rive her little one Baby's 0W.1t Tab-
lets, which promptly cure all hot
weather eihnent13. Mrs, .lohn Lan-
caster, North Portal, %T, W. 7'., says;
"My baby was at,taokesl with diar-
rhoea and vomiting. I at once gave
Baby's 01r'n Tablets and the !text
day'slio was as well as ever. I ant
never W.ibhout the Tablets in the
house tis'I final tihey are the only
medicine a little ono needs," Other
wise mothers will follow Ml's, Lan-
caster's example and keep the Tab-
lets a1)001,8 at-hand—their prompt
use may save a little life. Sold by
all medicine (10111ers or sent by snail
at 20 cents a holt by writing the
Ih', Williams' Medicine Co., Brook-
ville, Ont.
Penes, in the hall, has 1)con 51011(1 -
Ing for half an hour, while Millicent
midi Harold bid each other good-
night in the doorway. 'Parting,'
quotes Harold, "Is such sweet 5m'i'OW
that I could say goo(! -night 1111--✓ "
At this speech father gels a Shakes-
Pearean inspiration of his own and
tramps forward. "Seorns to 1110,"
ho assorts, "that there is too much
adieu about nothing,"
Dolly was ont for a walk and mot
an old friend of her father. "And
rote (3(1 are you, little ono?" asl(od
the old gelll.ienlan. But Dolly was
indignant.. "I'm n hardly old at ell;
I'll nearlyBrew," she anemones, toss
ng her head.
SINK WITH YOUR ENEMY`IT MUST BE
APAN'S NAVAL SPIRIT SIxOWN
IN A LETTER.
Secret of the Success of Togo's
Captains—Give. An for,
the Nation,
A Japanese gentleman semis the
Lundon Tilnos the following trans-
lation of a letter received by him
from a frlml(1 In connnau(1 of a first -
Close torpedo-boat in Admiral 'Pogo's
fleet:
Dear 0„—A thousand apologies for
my lengthy silence. We have been
anal aro still busy, busy preperllg a
royal reception for the guests from
the Baltic.
When see of Suiradau (torpedo
corps) meet ashor), wC, dIscuss and
often wonder if after all the Russians
will conte or will they fail us. Do
they know that 100 are ready? 'Po
north-west lies the harbor of Ma-
5alnph0, to south that of Sasebo,
while Molt is on our east, and hero
we are waiting, waiting; and waiting
for the enemy, Will he lover come?
11 you do not hear from leo when
a meeting has taken place, take this
as my fa'rew'ell. I do not expect W
see you again in this life, except per-
haps In your dreams, When my boat
goes down l s11a11 go too, and a Rus-
sian s111p with us.
It takes her weight in shone to
sink a torpedo-boat—it's marvellous
how they, the shells, do not .hit.
DOWN WITII TIIni ENEMY.
I have seen, not one, but many
torpedo actions, and I Know, With
six compartnlents in the boat ave
ought, to be able to close in within
twenty yards of the target before she
is slink. If we hit, we shah go
clown with the Russians; if we are
hit, the Russians shall conte with
us, for the last man alive will steer
the spare torpedo in the water. What
is lifo but a dream of summer's
night? Cnn one choose more glori-
ous an exit than to die (Meting for
one's own country and for the Em-
peror who is a ruler•, and leader Lo
the nation's heart? Does not
many a worthy man end his life's
chapter obscure for want of oppoe-
tuntty? Then let us uphold Lhe hon-
er and the duty of being Japanese.
By going clown with then! Iva shall,
in ameasure, pay he debt tvo ory
e
for the slaughter of these poor inno-
cent peasants. 6Thcy, too„ aro fight-
ing for their country, so shall liushi
honor Sushi. There are more tor-
pedo -boats and torpedo-boat destroy-
ers 1111111 the number of ships in the
whole fleet of Admiral 11oJeutvensky,
an41 if each of them destroys or dis-
ables one of the enemy's vessels, it
ought to do.
TOGO'S 1IODT STY.
Father 'Pogo, 1100) grey-haired,
walls quietly to and fro o11 the
bridge of the Mikesa, and keeps sil-
ence, so all will go well. Do you
remember tho story viten He went up
to 'Tokio for the first time since the
commencement of this war? Some
Public School boys were determined
to unharness the horses o11 his car-
riage, at the instigation of the•Asahi
I believe, and thensolves draw it up
to the gate of the Imperial palace.
Well, Father Togo°got \vend of this,
and so he sent. his chief -of -stall h1
the carriage, while he was sect, but
not recognized, to bo quietly walking
towards Nijuhashi, witi his little
daug'hter's hand in his. Will ho play
another idols upon the poor 'unsus-
pecting Russians when they conte?
I bid you again farewell. Work,
work, and work, for the cooling Ja-
pan depends on poll young follows,
I remain your over humble brother,
T. N.
THE 1300TMAICER IN CHINA.
Boots are only worn 111 China by
officials, servants, soldiers, sailors,
and special hob -nailed boots, 0000-
siolally in wet weather, by the com-
mon people, Tho universal form of
foot -covering is a shoe, whilst cool-
ies and tho poorest classes have 'to
content themselves with straw cr
leather sandals, or go barefoot.
Women's shoes aro made at home
tied, except in isolated cases in
Shanghai, are never exposed for sale
in shops. This remade does not ap-
ply to tho peculiar form of shoo
tvol'n by Manchu women, which is
perched o1 a sort of small stilt. In
the north, during the winter months,
the ordinary boot or shoo is often
wadded or lined with sheepskin, anal
of late year's reproductions of ChM -
esti boots and shoes in iadiarubbcr
have been imported from the United
States and (iormauy, and found
favor with Chinese at the Treaty
ports,
^F—
BRIDAL WRIWIT as.
The bridal wreath is usually fol'nl-
ed of myrtle branches in Germany;
it is made of orange blossoms in
France, as' well as in 17ngland; fn
Italy and the French Oadtons of
Switzerland it is of white roses; in
Spain the Hovers of which it is
composed arc red roses and pinks;
in the islan(le of Greece vine -leaves
serve the purpose, ancf in :Bohemia
rosemary is employed; h1 German
SWitzeeland a crown of artificial
flowers takes tho p11100 of the wroath.
The hand that 1111s the coal ilio
robs the world,
WELL FOUNDED
STEADY GROWTH IN POPULAR-
ITY Of DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS,
Made by Cures Like that of Simon
V. Landry—lie Tells About it
Himself,
River Bourgois, Richmond Co., 0.
Ji, --July 3.—(Special).—Among the
many men in this part of Canada
whom Dodd's Kidney fills have re-
lieved of aches and pains and weak-
ness and made strong and able to do
a good day's work Is air, 11110011 V
Landry. Mr. Landry hue numerou
friends hero who on vouch for th
story he tells of his euro.
"1 was bothered for over a year,”
ho says, "with 1x1110 buck, weals
legs, palpitation of the heart, gen
oral Weakness and shortness of
breath; in fact I could not work ane
was a total wreck,
"I could not get anything to help
ane tilt I tried Dodd's Kidney Pills.
But they diel me good and no mis-
take. I used three boxes and I'm
back at work again."
It is the cures they make that
make Dodd's Iiidbney rills so popu-
lar. Their popularity has grown
steadily for thirteen years. It must
be 1vel1 founded.
FSARTIOULAR PEOPL
KE
A little Sunlight Soap will - clean
cut glass and other articles until
they shine and sparkle. Sunlight
Soap will wash other things than
clothes. {B
LIVE ON 0000A -NUTS.
Truitarian Empire founded by a
German,
• An International l''ruitft tan l;ln-
5 pure has just neon founded In Ger-
11 Mall New Guinea by Professor Am: -
est Engelhardt, a distinguished Teu-
tonic authority on dietetics and Lon-
don is being diligently eeat'C11ed for
recruits, says tlru London Express,
The professor le firmly convinecd
that tib cocoa -nut is the natural
food of elan, and deelares that it
produces elasticity of body and mind
and purity of thought, 011111 cures all
diseases,
Converts who aro admitted into
the "Order of the ili," which is the
professor's naill0 for his new colony,
are required to live on cocoa -nuts,
in the beginning the cocoa -nut is
catch grated, with bananas end pa-
payas, later it is chewed, and 1'nully
the colonists twist live exclusively
on COOOa-11ut5.
The island of habaron--which lin
heap purchased—belonging to the New
Laeenburg group in the Bismarck
archipelago has been selected by the
professor for his experiment.,
As yet the members of the '(Eder
of the Sun" are all Germans, Herr
Sfax Luetzoly, the violinist and con-
ductor, being one of theta, but the
founder is making efforts to secure
English colonists, who will have Le
present high references before initi-
ation.
Sudden deaths on ho Incroaee
—People apparently wall and happy
to -day, to -morrow are strilcen clown,
and In ninety-nine cases out of every
hundred the heat is the cause. The
king of heart rumedlos, Dr, Agnew's
Cure for the Heart, Is within reach.
of all. It relieves in 90 minutes, and
001'53 1110St chronic cases.—ill
RAIL\1AY COLLISION'S,
The figures showing the number of
fatalities in collisions alone on Unit-
ed States railways are appalling and
show a constant increase ill recent
years. They are given by the Inters
State Commission, as follows:
Passengers: Killed. Injured.
1899... ... 61 815
1900,,,,..... 6ti 1,200
1901 55 1,458
1909...,.
1903...
Employes: Killed. Injured,
.188 2,1360
12'1 2,075
1809 187 1,868
1900
1tILLIONAIRES' FORTUNES.
According to an estimate compiled
by 1L'. Timmy Clewes, a financial
authority, 1Ir, J. D. Rockefeller, the
Stanhard Oil magnate, is the richest
man in America, with a fortune of
,$500,000,000. Mr. A. Carnegie
comes eecmld with $2110;000,000,
and Mr, W. W. Astor third with
$200,000,000.
ENGLISH SPAVIN. LINIMENT
Removes all hard soft or calloused
temps and blemishes from horses, blood
spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone,
ewecney, sullies, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Savo $e0
by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure aver
known,
Beggar (insinuatingly)—"I say,
mister, have ycr got any suggestion
to make 10 a feller wot ain't able to
raise a penny to git shaved With?"
01d Gentleman (passing on)—"Yes;
grow a beard."
!Tested by 'rime,—(n his Justly-re'r-
braLed P(Ils Or. Parmelee has given to
the world one of the most unique meth -
eines offered to the public in lata years.
Prepared to meet the want for a pill
which could be taken without nausea,
and that would purge without pain
it has tact all requirements in that di-
rection, and IL is 11n general use not
only because 01 these tl10 qualities, but
because It is known to possess altera-
tive and curative powers which place
it in the front rank of medicines, .
Mrs. Wickwire—"Oh, Henry! And
I told you so particularly before
yon chose a n01v 110110o to be sure the
chiulncy didn't smoke," Mr. Wick-
wire—"Well, this one doesn't. Como
outside and see for yourself,"
I'd rather bo dead than suffer again
the tortures of insomnia, palpitation
and nervous twitching of my muscles
induced by simple neglect of a little
indigestion," These aro the forceful
and warning words of a lady who pro-
claims that her cu,'e by South Ameri-
can Norville when everything else hod
tailed was 11, modern nmiracle. A fele
Closes gives relief,—l13
Deacons—"I wish that young Canon,
Mayberry weren't obliged to preach
to such a small congregation." Friv-
olous Widow—"So do I. livery time
he said '.Dearly beloved' this morn-
ing I felt as if I had received a Pro-
posal."
Tt 1s n Liver MD.—Many of the ail-
ments that num Juts to contend with
have their origin in a disordered liver,
which Is a delicate organ Jparticularly
susceptible to the disturbances that
collie from irregular habits or lack
care in •`ath,g and drinking, This as -
counts for the great many live' regu-
lators now pressed on the attcntIon 01
sufferers, Of these there is novo super-
ior to l'armelee's Vegetable fills. 'Thee
operation though gentle is effective, and
the most delicate call use them,
PRIZE MONEY OP OLD DAYS.
Sea battles at tato present tilne du
not result in such great rewards of
prize money as formerly. English
sailors in times past have brought
great fortunes home after their suc-
cessful cruises. In the war with Hol-
land, 1.651-54, 'English ships are said
to have talion 1,700 prizes, worth
$730,00,000. In 1657 the Spanfa.rds
loaded British sailers with treasure.
They seized two of the Spanish gal-
leons so richly laden with gold and
jewels that it took thirty-eight
wagons to carry the treasure front
Portsmouth to London, In 1761
came the historic capture of the I'Ier-
intote, the Spanish treasure ship
Teem Lima, The admiral and cap-
tains received as their share $825,-
000 apiece, the lieutenants 565,000,
warrant Wheels about $20,000,
Potty office's nearly 510,000, and
even the common seaman $2.500
each. On arriving ,at Dortsmouth
the seamen bought up all tho watch-
es in the place and fried then over
the galley fire.
284 1,576
1901 848 2,089
1902 424 2,759
1908 574 8,772
'Pilo record for the present year, as
shown by the reports made to the
commission under the requirements
of tho accident law of March 8, 1901
shows no diminution) of fatalities.:
For the llrst three months there wore
221 Killed and 2,797 injured in rail -
Way catastrophes. These aro the
only figures compiled for the cur-
rent year by the commission.
LONDON CONSUMPTIVES,
TEA because it is tightly sealed in lead packets, not lying about loose
I ordinary hulk teas, BLUE RIBBON is carefully watched from
PLANTATION TO HOME and ple1ses all.
ONLY ONE BEST TEA—BLUE RIB ON TEA
Natural -+ -flavor
Dainty—Delicious—Attractive to the Eye
and satisfying to the appetite
Lthby's (Ravel; Food Products
Ox Tongue, Potted Chicken, Deviled Ham,
Dried Beef, Brisket Beef, Lunch Tongues,
Soups, Corned Beef Hash—all as good as
they are wholesome. Easy to serve
The Booklet, "Blow to Hake Good Things to Eat" sent free.
Address Libby, McNeill 6, Libby Chicago
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS,
During June, July, August and
September the Chicago and North
Western sty. will sell frond Chicago,
round trip excursion tickets to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, I'oi gland,
Ore. (Lewis C Clarke Excursion), Se -
attic, Victoria, Vancouver at very
low rates. Correspondingly cheap
fares from all points in Canada.
Choice of routes, best of train ser-
vice, favorable stopovers and liberal
return limits. hates, folders and
full information con be obtained
frons 11. it, Bennett, General Agent,
2 East King St„ Toronto, Ont, ;31
CONSOLATION.
The man who has married the
wrong girl may console himself with
the thought that perhaps the right
ono wouldn't have had 111111.
A Benefactor to All.—The soldier, the
sailor, rho Dsherman, the miler, the
farmer, the m801100 0, (1110 all who live
lives of toil and spend their exfsteneo
in tl,0 dull motile of talions tasks
and who aro exposed to hhJuries and
alta u
L lt5 t.11at 9
the. u wlro fell not do not
know, will lied in llr. Thomas,
Fc1eF
trio 011 an excellent friend and bene-
factor In every time of need.
LUCKY DOCTOR.
In France it is not only the tin-
' educated who plunge in the public
lotteries, They are patronized by all
classes, and a Calais doctor has just
found Dame Fortune more kind than
he was over likely to fine] Aescula-
pius. His name is Dr. Hue, and he
took a whole ticket in the last issue
of Panama lottery bonds. lie has
just received notification that ho
has drawn the grand prize of L20,-
000. Dr. Iluc was chief surgeon to
the hospitals of Calais.
"It would be helpful to you," said
the prison visitor, "if you could take
some motto and try and live alp to
it." "That's right," replied tho
convict. "I'd like to select, for in-
stance, 'We are Isere to -day and
gone to -morrow.'
Rheumatism — What's the
Cause 7–Where's tho Oura7—Phe active it
ri rating cause of this most painful a1
diseases as' poisonous uric acid in tl.o
blood, south American Rheumatic
Cure neutralizes the acid poison. Re-
lieves in 0 hours and cures in 1 to 9
days, -190
Tlie harder a man can laugh at the
nnishaps of Others the harder he can
get mad at the elan who laughs at
his.
Forty thousand persons in London
alone are suffering from consumption,
according to Dr. Arthur Lalhom,
prize essayist if the King's Sana-
torium, 1f other forms of tubercu-
losis were included, the nulnher
would be not fewer than 80,000.
Consumption is responsible for the
deaths of 8,000 persons per annual
in the Metropolis, and a similar
number die from other tuberculous
diseases, all of them preventible.
LADY'S PIPE COLLECTION.
Ono of the strangest cases of klep-
tomania ever brought to light was
heard of in Paris. A certain lady
had such a passion for smoking and
for coloring moerehamn pipes of this
description from shops. In tho flat
which she occupied there were found
no fewer than 2,600 pipes, not one
of which, it is believed, she paid for.
4 -
WANTED TO SLEEP.
Curious That a Tired Preacher
Should Have Such Desire.
A minister speaks of the curious
effect of Grape -Nuts food on 11hu and
holy it has relieved ]line.
"You will doubtless understand
how the suffering with indigestion
with which I used to bo. troubled
made any * wori( an almost unendur-
able burden, and why it was that
after my Sabbath duties had been
ierform01, sleep w'as a stranger to
my pillow 1111 nearly daylight,
"I had to bo very careful as to
what 1 ate, and 0\'011 With all my
care T experienced poignant physical
die ass after meals, anis my food
never sntisfie1 Ile. .e 'f
"Six 11101(115 have elapsed since I
began to use Grape-Nml5 food, and
the benefits I have derived from' it
aro very definite. 1 no lunger sul?el'
indigestion, e1 1
fromnn began to
improve from the time Grape -Note
appoared on our table, I find dial
sir eating a dish of it after my Sab-
ath worst is (lobe, (and T always do
al
and 0 now) my nerves aro quieted an
est anrefreshing sleep are ensured
fie, 1 feel that 1' could not Possibly do
v111i0ut Grape -Nuts food, now that
know its value. I1 is invariably
n our tab10—We feel that we need
lithiumt to complete the meal—and our
lithium 1v111 eat 1#rape-Nuts W11011
hey cannot he pm'slin.cical to touch
anythirhg else," Name given by Pos-
tnu11 00„ Battle Crcelc, Mich.There's a season.Head tie fa1n005 little book, '"Pile
Road to We1lVille," ill 001011 pkg.
L.ARGI ST NBWOPA17ER OF1e ICr1.
"Which is the largest newspaper
office 111 the world?" asks 1110 Prin-
tee's Engineer. America naturally
claims that the Nov York 'Tunes
building, with its thirty -oleo storeys
end an area of 116,849 squarefeet, 1
holds the record, This, however, is b
no longer the case. 'elle lalngnilicent
edifice recently built for the produc-
tion of the Scotsman (Edinburgh)
puts the former billldfug completely
s
in the sliadl0, for although i1 can I
only boast thirteen storeys, yet it O
possesses an arra of 261,787 square 1
feet, This building is 1110re than c
t01'100 the size of that of the Nov t
York 710105,
7t is 0118y to Wear a flag in your
bat so as to leave both halals froo
to fleece Undo Sam.
If attacked With cholera or summer
complaint of any kind solid at Ona.o fer
a bottle of Br. J. D. Kellogg's J,ysc1,-
- tory Oordfal and use it according to
directions. it acts with 0)0,1,erfet 11-
pldity in subduing that dreadful dis-
ease that weakens the strongest man
and that. destroys the young and eey
eaate, l'itoso who have used this cholera
mudl0fue say it nets promptly, and nev-
er falls to uncut a thorough cure.
Jones asked his wife, "Why is a
husband like dough?" Ile expected
she would give it up, and he was
going to tell her it was because a
woman needs 111nt; but she said it
was because it was hard to got ort
her hands,
Delp your children t0 grow strop
rind robust by counteracting anything
that causes ill -health. One great cause
of disease in children is worms, Ito-
move them with Thither Graves' Worm
blxterinivato'. It never fails.
RATS ON A WI1217,
A graceful exhibition of wire -walla-
ing was given by a number of rats
at Sligo, Ireland, recently. An ex-
cise °Meer, who was cycling by the
town hall, happened to look up, and
saW an enormous rat making its
way along an overhead electric wire.
Ho pointed out till 111mk11in rodent
to the to011 hall oflcials, and they
watched nearly 150 of the rats pass
along, until they wore hidden Isom
sight 11,v a loftnr flour mill. The rats
used their tails as the professional
wal1ot' on the lofty wire uses his
balancing 11010, and although they
worn watched for more than 200
yards there Were no casualties,
0110011? THE WALL.
B0t1't run into debt ata long ns you
can find It stone hall to rem into.
FEATHER DYEING
Gleun. edOur isg e,a¢edr :2°T. anti.
h'-
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.
e1ODIT11L&I.
AYRSHIRE CATTLE FOR SALE
20 Ayrshire Bulls—four to twenty
months old; Ayrshire Females all
ages; also improved Yorkshire pigs.
Apply to HON. W. OWIENS,
Monte Bello, Que.
Protect Your Property
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A dry p,wdor put up in m:tn1 tnbea, 23
Ischia long. h will inninntir exlingnieh the
moat
cb $30 00 do. Wr)10 ford omaxi ptivor oiroulor
The Diamond Ory Powder Fire AGENTS
Extinguisher 0o., Toronto, Ont, WANTED
PROTECT '11911 -JR moo
WILS'
FLY PADS
KILL THEM ALL
AVOIQ POOR-,. IMITATIONS
Benedict—"Po you know, old man,
I don't spend so much money now
as I diel before I was married?"
Bachelor—"How's that?" Benedict
"Well, I don't have it to silent."
You cannot be happy while you have
corns. Then do not delay In getting
bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure. It
removes all kinds of eorne without
pain, Failure with it is unknown.
Young Husband (to wife)—"Didn't
1 telegraplt to you not to bring your
mother with you?" Young Wile—"l
know; that's what she wants to sea
you about, She read the tdfegrami't
Kidney Search Lights -Brave you back-
ache? Do you feel drowsy? Do your
the loins? IIave you dizziness? Have
limbs feel heavy? Have you pains 1n
y(111 11 tired dragging fooling in the re-
gions of the kidneys? Any and all of
those indicate kidney troubles. South
American Kidney Cure is a liquid. kid-
ney specific and worke wonderful 00000
In m051, complicated cusps, -94
Mons/body abuses a public man,
but, nobody abuses a private citirou
except his best friend and his wife's
relations.
Lever's Y -Z (Wise Head) Disinfects
ant Soap Powder dusted in the
bath, softens the water and disks
tests.
"What's become of that fellow
Tweedles?" "Oh, lie opened a shop!'
"Doing Well?" "No; doing tulle.
He was caught,"
Worry wont cure a cough. When
yott find a cough holding on—
wharf everything otse has failed --
,
ailed—, try
e,o'on 111i
m'
'C re raFgat
Tt is guaroMe 1? 0are. 11 it
doesn't, we'll refund your money,
Prioosi S. C. \Vsxts LS Co. see
Me. See. $1. LeRoy, N,Y., Toronto, Cao.
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