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The Scientific Stomach; I think you
thavo given mo nett in this article of
nutrition?
The Waiter: Certainly, sir, salt.
;Caviare can't be made without salt.
Stomach: }What ignorance of the
rules of health! You mance me a Hal-
•ophogist. Do you not know that Dr,
.Orb forbide salt, the cause of catarrh,
thein disease, ohllliueaa, rind emacia-
tion? 'Take away the caviare. llciug
mo the next course. Ah, what is
this?
• Walter: Consomme, sir -soup, sir.
Slonach, VirtuallyunllY a
meat extract,
Ilr. Bright, wh:ah, according to 1 g , con-
+tabus the maximum of excretion pro-
ducts with a minimum of nutriment.
A veritable poison,
Waiter: Fish, sit"?
Salmon R a
nd
fob
sLot r-sauce—
Stomach: Salmon and lobster
eaucul Is it your. design to poison
the?Salmon, the source oe uric
-.sets:, according to Professor Schultz: which they may, in certain eventual-
ities, be required. For a force of
this haracter you do not at all re-
quire the same standard of physique
as the r'eg'ular army. Asa matter of
ENGLAND'S CITIZEN ARMY
SIR ALFRED TURNER DEFENDS
VOLUNTEERS,
A Former Inspector -General Bo-
sents Cci'itiieisms of Arnold-
F orstar.
Major-General Sir .Alfred Turner,
late inspector -general of auxillory
forces in the British army, says in
the London Chronicle:
Wo have heard from Mr. Balfour
the country is perfectly safe behind
the navy. We have been told by Mr.
Arnold -1 orster that it is a perfect
delusion to imagine that the velum
toe's can form a sufficient reserve to
the array in the field, Now, under
this new order, we aro told that the
volunteers aro to be examined to find
out whether they aro fit 1.0 be a re -
Servo for the regular army. 1t is
difficult to arrive at any conclusion
in this maze of contradictions.
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OL7 IORS
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In my opinion tho volunteers serve
admirably as a force for the defence
of the country -the purpose for
which they were raised., aitd for
lobster, a certain manufactory 01
ptomaines, according to lir. Hart-
land; sauce -all sauces are prohibit-
ed by Dr. Jay.
Waiter: Whitebait, sir, sea -trout, fact, however, the volunteers too
red mullet— quite up to the physique of the regu-
Stomach: W1dtebait teems with lar army, recruited as it is at pro -
sewage microbes. Sea -trout, red scat. This new ? r0r Office circular is
mullet let me see. Ah, yes; the perfectly preposterous. It can only
' the famous curist Kreutzne• says have been issued for the purpose of
that these fish -all fish, in fact -pro-
duce irritation of my lining mem-
brane. What is this?
Waiter: in English, it is lamb. sir,
and asparagus and potatoes, and a
',sauce.
SLontach:.Take It away! Uric acid
again! Dr. Jones forbids asparagus,
mushrooms, lentils, peas, and beans.
Dr. Grindal advises the prudent man
to abstain front fish, flesh, and fowl.
1 Dr. Costo is the discoverer of a most
injurious principle in the potato -
diluting tho stomach. Bring mo
none of these things!
Waiter: -Sono curried rice, sir?
Stomach: 1heo cannot be taken
without salt, according to Dr, Dick,
:and salt is banned, as I told you, by
Dr, Orb.
Walter: Try a little bread with
Camembert, Roquefort, Brie—
Stomach: Cheese? Utterly condemn -
red by Dr, Volker. Bread I certainly
will not touch, for it is the cause of
all digestive evils, according to Herr
Siemens. Have you nothing really
nutrlous-sumo natural food of man?
Waiter: Dr. Walker says that an
-ounce and a half -of mature Stilton.
'with sever ounces of—
Stomach: 1 will have no cheese!
'Take away .the cheese!
Waiter: Dessert; sir?
Stomach: Alt, dessert! These or-
anges arc over -ripe -forbidden by Dr.
'Charles (Henry. These pears are un-
dor-ripe-forbidden also by Dr.
'Charles Henry.
Waiter: Grapes, . sir, strawberries,
• pineapple's?
Stomach: Grapes? Too much sugar
_a cause of diabetes. Strawberries?
A super abundance of acid. Neutral-
ise the alkalinity of tho blood. Pine-
apple? A most dangerous fruit, con-
taining a powerful ferment.
liqueur,
}}'niter: lilaclt coffee and a
Sir?
Stomach: Certainly not! Black
t k
Co
!Teo is anathematised by Dr.
Brown. Alcohol is forbidden by
every real authority on health.
Waiter: Milk?
Stomach; No. MI/oiled milk is the
' vehicle of consumption, diphtheria,
typhoid -fever, measles. Boiled milk,
,z
r
cannot drink,
Wailer: A cigar, sir, or a cigarette?
Stomach: Tobaeco, accordiug to
Dr. Nicole, is an acrid poison, stupe-
fying and paralysing the nerves. No;
I will not smoke. Have you no-
thing that a hungry man may con -
sumo 'without
os-sumo'without danger to health?
Waiter: Well, sir, I can only sug-
gest water.
Stomach: AhI That's nearer tho
mark! Taken leisurely, in spoonfuls,
it is perfectly innocuous!
IF•YOU WOULD BE POPULAR.
33e sociable.
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llicul.
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13e generous.
Do a good listener. -
Never worry of whine.
Study the art of pleasing.
Do trails, open, nod truthful.
'Always be ready to lend a hand.
Bo kind and polite to everybody.
Do soli -confident but not conceited,
Never monopolize the conversation.
Take a genuine interest in other
people.
Always look on the bright side of
things,
Take pains to remember names and
faces.
Novel' criticise or say unlcind things
of others.
Look for tho good in others, not
tory their faults.,
Forgive and forget injurn es, but
never forget benefits.
Cultivate health, and thus radiate
strength and courage.
Always be considerate of the rights
and feelings of others, tat
Have a good time, but never
fun degenerate into license.
have a . hind word.' and a cheery,
encouraging smile for everyone.
Learn to 'control yourself under the
most trying circumstances,
.13e respectful to wotuonn, and chiv-
alrous in your' attitude toward them,
Meet trouble like a man, and cheer-
fully endnrd what you can't tilfrc,
Believe in the brotherhood of marl,.
and recognize no claw ilistinottons.
10 not be self-opinionated, but lis-
ten with deference to the opinions of
iters,
of
Never utter witticisms at the risk
of giviicg pain or hurting someon0's
feelings,
Ile cant/Woes and energetic, but
Hover benefit yourself at the oxponsa
another.
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your -inferiors as ,you are, to. 110ur
equate and supettors.
3)o not here people by tolling i.bept
long', tedious stories, or by enntinu
o Ally dilating of. your Men. 011(tirs,-
yi•ison Swett hl.a'don in "`3naaess
rjognrinn,'f'
THE FIGHTING SWORDFISH
XONSTER WITH TI714 HORNY
WEAPON ATTACES S53I7?S.
And In Some Cases He Comes Off
Quite as Well as the
Vessel.
Along the north Atlantic coast just
now the lisheemen are having many
a tassel with the fighting sword lsh,
that rentarlcablu denieeit of the deep,
whose head bears a long horny ernes
with saw -like edges. Armed with
such a terrible weapon as this
"sword" and gifted ivlLh aunazing.
powers Of spooct, the animal Inas no
enemy to fear but man. 1a has a
habit of lying quietly near the sue -
face, with its big, black dorsal fin
waving gracefully to and fro in the
s
h
it and often the tail is almost a
air,
conspicuous. A man stationed on
the lookout platform at the mast-
head is watching for the appearance
of the nn, ale1
when it is
discovered
v
the steersman is warned reed
and sends
the vessel in the direction indicated,
Caro must be oxeretscil by the look-
out not to lose sight of the small
speck just visible to his practised
eye, as it would not be easy to pick
it up again when 0000 lost, As
quietly as possible the vessel is run
Hose
BEI -TEND THE 1rISII.
Sometimes the fish sees her and
quickly sinks himself out of sight.
When the bowsprit is within twenty
or thirty feet of it the harpooner
hurls his weapon with a skillful and
still further worrying the volunteers, powerful hand into the fish's back.
and making the service more anal I'The dart dislodges itself from the
more distasteful. My opinion is that shaft, which is hauled back io the
the Secretary of State for War, not
being able to reduce the volunteers
vessel by means of the line attached
to it, and the stricken fish goes off
by fair means, is determined to do it at a tremendous rale of speed. As
by a system of attrition.. He is the, soon as the fish is struck tho buoy
worst enemy that the volunteers, tho tied to the rope which is attached
militia, and, for the matter of that,
the regular army have over hacl.
Nor is that all, Mr. Arnold -For-
ster is also tho best asset that the
Opposition in Parliament
possesses,
to the dart is thrown overboard.
Then away 1L sails, sometimes out of
sight and at other times sicitnming
the water anis making the foam fly
es it clothes along. In the course of
and they will certainly know how to Mine the fish tires himself so that a
take advantage of this attempt at!sailor puts out in a dory and picks
the gradual destruction of the ,fine up the cask. Then he hauls slowly
citizen army, of which Groat Britain on the rope and gently brings ]tis
is so proud; and which, in spite of catch to the top. If the fish is ugly
there is opportunity for a lot of
trouble. When brought near enough
he is lanced until dead. Tho vessel
is then run alongside, the tackle at-
tached to its mouth and the tisk
Mr. Arnold -Forster, site means tena-
ciously •to preserve.
AS TO SOUND TEETH.
With regard to some of tho clauses
of the now circular, it is simply ab-
surd to say that men over forty -live hoisted aboard.
are not efficient. Some of the bast When angered, the swordfish, owing
to its great strength and tote iblo
weapon, is able and anxious to in-
flict serious damage upon its parse -
of the volunteers, and those who
keep the corps together, are the older
men, with years of ripe experience
behind thorn. Wo had wiser methods lc»tors. ATuny instances have been
in former'days, end institutedreported whore it has attacked ves-
for long' service in order
tto keep medals sets and boats. In 1871 the English
ship Queensberry was struck by a
swordfish, the sword penetrating to
a depth of thirty inches, causing a
leek which made necessary the
DISCHARGE 01' THE CARGO.
One of the Gloucester fishing schoon-
ers, while on a trip to Georges
volunteers in the ranks as long as
possible.
The most preposterous require-
ment of the new circular is that the
volunteer should have sound teeth.
In the case ofa man called out for
the defence of the country such a
condition can only excite derision.
Any man of sound body, who shoots Banlcs in 1875, was attacked by a
well and is active and intelligent- swordfish in the night time, He as -
oven if he has some slight physical sailed the vossol with great force,
and succeeded in putting his sword
through one of the planks some two
feet, and, after making fearful sLrun-
gles to extricate himself, broke the
sword on', leaving it hard and fast
in the plank, and made a speedy do -
disability -is a most valuable asset
for the defence of the country. 'No
ono who has had any practical mili-
tary experience .would . throw away
tho services of such a man,
ATTEMPT TO DESTROY.
MANITOULIN CAN
DO HER PART
•
SHOWING THE GOOD WORK
DODD'S 1 IDI7EY PILLS
ARE DOING.
Mrs, Thomas Rumley One of the
Many Who Found Health in the
Great Canadian Kidney Remedy,'
Silver Water, Manitoulin Jnland,
Aug, 7-(Special),--l:ve;y part of
Canada scents to be testifying to the
good work Dodd's Kidney 1'ills aro-
doing and there is no reanan why
Manitoulin Inland should not do her
port, Many a man and woman here
blesses thefor aches relieved and
health restored. Take for instance
the case of Airs, Thomas !Walley.
not
She says:-
s•.-
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"! doctored for years and c
seem to get any better. It seemed
1.0 be my kidneys that was the trou-
ble so I tit ugn, I would try Docld's
Kidney fills and they helped me
very much.
"1 cannot say how many I have
taken for my house is never without
theist and whenever I don't feel right
I take a fete. Afy'husband also takes
then once in a while. I find then
a splcudid medicine to have handy."
Dodd's Kidney !'ills are the great-
est tinnily medicine of the age. They
can be taken by young or old with
perfect safety. They cure all kidney
ailments, and Hier -Lentils of the
sickness of the present day springs
front baci kidneys.
The request that officers in com- pa•ture. Even with the sword in, the
maul of volunteer districts should, vessel leaked badly, requiring pretty
furnish information ae to whetherlively pumping to keep her free. Tho
they have any units which are con-Ibrigg P. M. Tinker in 1876 was struck
sidereal inefficient, and which should by a swordfish, - The sword pone -
bo disbanded or amalgamated with 1 trated the copper sheathing, a four -
other corps, seems to be an indica-'inch birch plank, and through the
tiolt: to these officers that it would timbers about six inches -in all
be very agreeable' to the. War Office I about ten inches. The crow had to
if they reported in this sense; and in pump steadily until port was
some cases the hint will probably be reached.
taken. This is only another proof of
the determination of Mr, Arnold -
Forster to destroy gradually the vol-
unteer forces. In fact, I have hoard
1t said by people who would ince to
see the volunteers disappear, that .keeping of an old housekeeper called
their 'raison d etre' is past because et, was constantly annoyed by
they were raised at a time when in -1""' the fact that the good dame always
vasion was proposed by
Flan"' poll fast asleep as soon as he enter -
and that this state of things no led rho pulpit, whereas she kept wide
longer exists. Anything more puerile awake whenever a stranger was the
JANET'S 000D REASON.
A Scotch divine, who was a bach-
elor, and whose manse was in the
I find difficult to imagine. It see me preacher. Ono day he summoned his buildings, with pannier and cattle -me just like stopping the instil, -coma 'o to the sticking point, mad
antic of your house because it Wes g g 1 market and fair tolls, together with
tackled the old lady on the subject. rho lordship of the /nater of Ash -
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IN MERRY OLD ENGLAND
" Pure soap!" You've heard
the word's. In Sunlight
S o 47771 have the fact
'HE WORKINGMAN'S TEA
Should be Rich, Strong and Full Flavored.
Mor.: than medicine is a steaming cup of
Firagrant
R.E,DLICE'1
Ask ter the Octagon Aar,
WREN PRINCE WILL SAIL.
Will Leave London for India
ctober 18th
on O
It has now been definitely arranged
for the Prince and Princess of Wales
to leave London for their Leer is
India on Wednesday, October 18, and
to join H.M.S. Renown at Genoa
days l
r s later. Their suite will
a
leave Portsmouth in the battleship
P
-.i• Royal High -
COSMOS
on October 10, their toys >,
nesses being accompanied on their de-
parture fronn London only by an
equerry and the Prince's private sec-
retary.
It is expected that the Prince and
Princess will wiliiesit 8010 evolutions
NEWS EY MAIL ABOUT JOHN
BULL AND HIS PEOPLE.
Occurrences in the Land That
Reigns Supreme in the Coin-
mercial World,
Of the 194,986 aliens landed in
England last year, 95,463 were
brought by British and 99,523 by
foreign ships.
Air. W. Seeger Morey has been ap-
pointed solicitor to the London
County Council at a salary of L1,-
200 per annum, increasing to £1,-
500.
The Rev. Canon Thompson, D.13.,
rector and chancellor, has had the
honor of presenting a copy of his
"History and Antiquities of South-
wark Cathedral:' to the King.
On Wednesday. night 129 students
were "called to the Bar" at the four
Inns of remit. There. were 41 at
tho Inner Temple, 36 each at the
Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn and
16 at Gray's inn.
It was decided by the London
(IourLty Council recently to seal an
agreement with Mr, Drury, A.R.A.,
for the design, modelling and cast-
ing of eight bronze panels for Vaux-
hall bridge, to cost .81,200 -each, -
Mrs. Noss, ono of the four women
in the country who are sworn police
constables, has just retired from her
position at .Scarborough. She had
hold the office for seven years and
during that time had had 768 fe-
male prisoners fit her charge.
Herring fishermen at Yarmouth are
having a hard time, and many of the
steamers have not taken enough fish
lately to pay their coal bills. Three
herrings represented the entire catch
of a boat one night.
Mr. Richard. Croke•, the famous
"boss" of Tammany Hall, has de-
cided not to live fn England, pre.fe•-
ring the Emerald Isle, Itis beauti-
ful Berkshire estate, the Alanor of
Aritwiek, is announced to be sold.
At 'North Wales Calvinistic Meth-
odist Association they resolved that
total abstinence should be made a
contention of church membership and
that the church's officers, ministers
and deacons should bo total abstain -
en's from intoxicating drinks.
Lord Clinton's Ashburton estate,
incluclitig tho public hall and market
once in danger of being burnt clown.
IIOT WEATHER AILAIENTS,
The best medicine in the world to
ward off summer complaints is
Baby's Own Tablots, and it Is the
best medicine to curo them 3f they
attack little once unexpectedly. Int
the first sign of illness during the
hot -weather give the' child Baby's
Owls Tablets, or in a few hones the
trouble may beyond aura, These
Tablets cure all stomach troubles,
diarrhoea aul cholera infantum, and
if occasionally given to the well child
will prevent theme. Mrs. Edward
Claris, McGregor, Ont., says: "I
used Baby's Own Tablets for any lit-
tle girl who suffered from colic and
bowel troubles and I found them the
most satisfactory medicine I over
tried." 'This is tho experience of all
mothers who have used this medi-
cine. Keep the Tablets in the home
during the hot weather months and
,you can feel that your children are
safe, Sold by e11 druggists or Melt
by snail at 25 cents a 'box by writ-
ing the Dr. Williams' ,Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
"Janet.,saidhe
'Yo kon when
I
f
almost s t alwn est
you're al s Y
preach
asleep before I've well given out my
text; but when any of -those young
melt
mo, I see you Hover sleep n wink,
Now, that's what I call not using
me as ,you should do."
"Hoot, sir," was the-roPly; "is
that a'? I'll soon toll ye the reason
Of that. When you preach, Wo a'
ken the word of God is safe in your
hauls; bus when thee young 'biricic's
tak' it. in baud -mo cortiei but it
la's u5 a' to look after them."
Wife -"I made a big hatch of these
calces to -clay." Ilusbard-"You did
indeed, dear!" Wife -"Now do you
know how big a batch I nnade?
Tusbband "Oh, I thought you said
'botch.'!"
from St. Andr'ew's preach for
REAL VALUE. .
Mr. Ncrvoy-"Miss-llIoxlcy, I adore
yen. Will you not bo my wife?"
Miss Roxley (haughtily) -"Tho idea
of your proposing to a gh'I in my
stationl You should know bettor."
Mr, Norvey-"I do, hilt not tither.'
:A venerable clergyman eaten that lie
once attended a mooting at which a
man rose and said ho intended to
speak, that hitherto ho had been
prevented from s e ki
n
g
in public
by lila tiro, but that she being dead
iso should speak with freedom, "Ile
tiid so," added the o)crgyman, "anti
It Was not long before ovoryone in
the afcilencc mourned over rho death
of that: wife as that of a personal
"Why do you tip the waiter?" ask-
ed tine man with the rine-fifty-five
suit atcl the rotund front. `He's
better oil' than your are. Ho owns at
automobile." "If he does," replied
tho man with a comfortable lay -
down collar, "ha neecls ,the money.'3
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5 Adelslde St On t, Toronto, Ont.
by the Mediterranean fleets under PACilIO COAST 17XCUUSIONS.
Lord Charles tire
g •rd? r before con-
o d ,t
Vinton and joint lordship
of the
r £�n
3000,
borough, has been sold for
About 500 laborers employed on
the roads in Plaistow marched to
Stratford Town Hall to demand tha
the use of labor-saving machinery by
the contractors who are building tho
electric tramways there bo discon-
tinued. They fruitlessly objected to
With machines as the scattier, 'which
tears up many yards of road in an
hour,
A long-standing obstacle to the
freer use of the Post Office Savings
Bank is withdrawn. Now and hence-
forth a depositor will be allowed to
withch'aw any sunt up to £i without
previous notice on producing the
deposit book at any ono of the 15,-
000 post office savings banks in the
kingdom, and satisfying the post -
/nester that ho is entitled to re-
ceive the money.
tinning their voyage to the East. During Juno, July, Augustr and
The ;ending should take place 001 September the Chicago and North
Thursday, Noveenher0, the King's:Western Ry. will sell front Chicago,
birthday, and also the date of his round trip excursion tickets to San
Majesty's landing in India thirty J Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland,
Years ago. Two or three officers of
the Indian army will be attached to
the Prince's stall throughout the
tour.
Do No.t Dotay.-Whop, through debili-
tated digestive organs, poison finds its
way Into the blood, the prime consider-
ation is to get the poison out as rapid-
ly and as thoroughly as possible. De-
lay may moan disaster. Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills will be found a most
valuable and elTeetive medicine to as-
sail the intruder with. They never
fall They go at once to t115 seat of
the trouble and erode a permanent euro,
ARABIAN NIGHTS PALACE.
Gorgeous Splendors of an Eastern
Potentate.
There is now in the North-West
Ore. (Lewis & Clarke Excursion), Se-
attle, Victoria, Vancouver at very
low rates. Correspondingly cheap
fares from all points in Canada.
Choice of routes, best of train sec
vice, favorable stopovers and liberal
return limits, states, folders and
full information can be obtained
from 13, It. Bennett, General Agent,
2 East King St., Toronto, Ont. 31
TI111 RESULT,
Mr, Tawxem, the orator of the
evening, exhausted his topic, no
doubt."
"No," answered Miss Cayenne,
"only his audience."
. Some parsons have periodical attacks
of Canadian cholera, clysontry or diar-
rhoea, and have to use great precau-
Pun ab a royal palace which for tunes to avoid the dlseus,, Change of
Punjab 1 cantor, eoakin , shd green trait, 1s sero
beauty and splendor will eclipse any
similar building in lnlia, the coun-
try already so rich in monumental
treasures, says the London Daily
Mail.
It Is the new winter palace of his
Highness the Maharajah of Kapur
-
theta., and its total cost, it is anti-
cipated, will not be far short of
51,000,000.
"It will be a dream in blue and
'white marbcl," was the terse but pic-
turesque description given Of the
building yesterday by a gentleman
intimately connected with its con-
struction, "and tho designers," Ile
added, "might well have based their
plans upon the gorgeous . palaces
which appear only in the pages of
the 'Arabian Nights.' "
Despite the famous speech of Lord
Curzon in which he deplored the fact
that Tottenham Court road art was
ousting native art in the palaces of
Indian rulers, the new building will
almost throughput be decorated in
European style.
All round this vast palace of de-
light will run a spacious verandah
with marble floors, supported by blue
Canadian marble columns, and the
entrance hall will be paved with blue
and white marble, the colors of tho
Afaltarajah. There will bo fourteen
state rooms, many of them over-
looking a beautiful courtyard • and
gardens, where fountains will play
among tho foliage.
The ilurbar hall alone of all the
chambers will be decorated in Indian
style, Adjoining it will be the state
salon, in trio style of Louis XIV,;
and the English dining -room of
Charles II. period. The, many other'
rooms in the palaces will exemplify
the bast' representative periods of
English and French art. The ered-
tion and decoration is being carried
out by Messrs. Waring and 01110 v,
Limited, and will occupy about two
years mare.
So .far as sanitary arrangements,
ventilation, and
lightingttl
ng
are con-
cerned
on-
tic t d itwill be
equalual to any
build-
ing in the world. All fittings, fur-
niture, carpets, wall papers, cur-
tains, panels, tiles, marble, etc., ev-
erything of tho finest procurable twill
bo taken from this country, and the
kitchens, the fitting of which will
dost $25,000, will, itis stated, be
second to none in the world,
ADAPTABILITY.
Adaptability's sails aro set to catch
any wind that blows.
To the man with adaptation au
emergency is an opportunity,
Adaptability is tho ability to adapt
Yourself quickly to unexpected condi-
Mons.
Adaptability le always ready, is
novae taken at a short; is the great
lightning change artist, and often
turns hopelessness into victory.
A general 1n battle, a statesman in
office, or a financier handling large
ontenterprises,L without tit the ability to
readily adapt himself to suddenly
changed colulitiorns-is a 1111511.
When 0110 plan fails the min with
adaptation has 49 untried ethers
waitiiig,-
Tho banlcrupt .late is meant as an
without
h0 eco w
for /non w
int fob
1 t
asp
adaptability,
On the railways of the United
Kingdom thoro. fs 0110 locomotive and
thirty-six Vehicles per mile of the
110,6 -
Rejoice as genuinely in another's
to bring on trino attacks. To such per-
sons w5 would recommend Dr. .1. D.
I(eflogg's Dysentery Cordial as - being
the best medicine in the market for all
summer complaints. If a few drops are
taken in water when tho symptoms ere
noticed no further trouble will he ex-
perioneed.
I'12OPER CARE. 01' BOOKS.
These rules should be framed and
hung up in the library: -
Never hold a book near a fire.
Never drop a book on the floor,
Neve' turn leaves with the thumb.
Never lean or rest upon an open
boolc.
Never touch a book with damp or
soiled hands.
Always keep your place with a thin
bookmark
Never pull a book from the shelf by
the binding at the top, but by the
back.
Never toucha book with a damp
cloth nor with a sponge in any.
forret,
Never place another book, or any-
thing else, upon the leaves of an
open book.
Never rub dust from hooks, but
brush it off with a soft dry cloth or
duster.
Never close a book with a pencil, a
pact of paper or anything also be-
tween the leaves.
Never open a book further than to
bring bout sides of tho cover iu the.
sante plane.
Always keep books of value out of
the reach of children and in a clean
dry place.
Always keep a borrowed book cov-
ered with -a paper cover while in your
possession.
Never cut the leaves of a book or
magazine with a sharp lusilo, as the
edgo is sure to run into the print.
A Cowl Name 1s to be Prized -There
have been imitations of Dr. Thomas
Eclectric- 011 which may have been in-
jurious to its good name, but if so,
the injury .bas only been temporary.
Goodness must always come to the
-front and throw into tho shadow that
which is worthless. No it has been
with ']iclostric 011; no imitation can
if. against the ae ar-
ticle. itself enui
G g
Superfluous Hair permanently Removed.
While traveling in Mexico I (Hoover-
ed
few, a alms, neck, removes hair from
face, nest, neck, any port .y 150
body instantly and.permanently, d i 50
will send to any ono afflicted without
any ez100 11 fru a postage stamp,
Don't tempo sty other,treatment, bIt en Suocoss-
ffered.
Suffered
others, I neva off d
fel. attempts of otho i a
to years with this unction others now
any llfo's fieri is o b help of ]s rot-
tiht 508)' ing trouble. -- My treat-
ment,
is easy anal ac 1sted. at home,
t fails to
and v 111 forfeit nit 5500 If i a
Lv f f
longer. Re-
lief 105 hair. Don't saner g
110 is sow yours for the my a, Wrcess.
now lost you forget my_ address,
DORtT II HLA('i<, 1815 Worth
tomtit Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
A1tM AT AIRDRRIE, Al,ltliniTA-
�� 2588 acres -22 miles- north at
ualgary; 8 miles from Airdrie railway
depot; convenient to church, schools,
stores, etc.; splendidly .situated; magni-
ficent view; first-class soil; goon water
supply; up -tis -date improvements; well-
built house 5f eight ,rooms, fitted with
all hwclern conveniences and - drainage
system; stable, cattle sheds, bulrgy
shod, workshop, corrals, etc.; good
fences, all now and substantial; will be
sold as a going concern, with stock,
crops, machinery, tools and house fur-
nishings; this farm is all plowable, and
Is especially adapted for growing hard
fall wheat and for nixed farming. Tull
particulars on application to Cray
Bros., Airdrie, Alta.
ROPERTY 1511101 TS HJtPPIN1]SS,
happiness begets health. Buy . a
farm in the celebrated hoose Mountain
District whore everyone Is prosperous.
and crop failures unknown. Carlyle is
four years old; has ave elevators, with
capacity of 200,000 bushels, The teen
who built thorn know their business..
:They aro filled every season. Tho D.
C. bte1ee Land Co. of Carlyle, Assini-
bola, have 200,000 acres of improved.
and unimproved farm lands for sale in
district.
theys solicit
corres-
pondence. information and
particulars cheerfully given.
success as in your own.
BABY'S INSTINCT.
Shows He Knew What Food to
Stick To.
Forwarding a photo of a splendidly'
handsome and healthy young boy, a
happy mother writes from an Ohio
town:
"The enclosed picture shows my 4
year old Grapo-Nuts boy.
"Since he was 2 years old he Inas
eaten nothing but Grape -Nuts. He
demands and gots this food three
times a clay. This may -seem rather
unusual, but he does not caro for
anything else aftor he has eaten his
Grape -Nuts, which Iso uses with milk
cr create, and thou he is through
with his ureal, fovea 0nThanksgiv-
ing Dayho refused turkey and all
the good things that nnako up that
great dinner, and ate lits dish of
Grape -Nuts and croon with the best
results and none of the ovils that
the other foolish mombclis of
the fancily experienced.
"Ito is toyer sick, has a beautiful
complexion, and is considered a very
handsome boy. May the Postutn
ttnue
r :ser need
ton Cori
n on
anal if
Company n 1
1
to purnislt thole Wholesome foody'',
Name given. by Peetum Coe Battle
Creek, Mich.
*Te'e's a reesen, ]'lead the little
book, "Tho Itoad to Wcllvilto," i8
every plc,.
CF!ATfrfER DYEING
EING
ele.olo¢ nn�d aur1log .nd Std eleree alennod. Th."
008 a eel Lr 0001, Io per em the ant,. ;Ps
h."
AMERICAN DYEING CO.
RLONTarAL
Protect Your Property
—WIT 11—
D I A M Tv
elk
7.'NG U IS1O
Ct
A dry powder put up In metal tube., 21
exon nigh th
moot. rioit It will Inotod or a e
moot t dos. Wrifo ford or oil.
elrrimeatnr
Boob, 530.00
The Diamond Orr Powder Fire ACENT8 -
extinguisher Co., Toronto, Ont WANTED
TIIE GREAT TROUBLE.
All things may come
To those who wait,
But when they do
They're out of date.
Lover's Y-7 (Wise React) Disinfect-
ant Soap Powder is bettor than
other powders, as it is both soap and
disinfectant,
PROCRASTINATI1S,
Procrastination may he the thief of
time, but every man pets off dying
until the very last moment.
Mother Graves' worm Exterminator
has no equal for destroying worms in
children and adults. See that you got
the genuine whoa purobus g
BEIMANICABLTI SUNDIAL.
At alto Putaw entrance to lDruicl
Hill Park, Baltimore, stands ono of
the most remarkable sl.tndials in the
world, file tine in many parts of
the world is shown wherever the sun
is shining, It is easily possible! al -
must at first glanOe 1.0 read the tints
within two or three ininute5, while
closer acquaintance With the dial
enabled the correct time to be read
to the =Mutt. The been is of carved
bronze; Tito instrument was' pre-
sented to the park by Peter 'Hamil-
ton, who designed and made it 1 en-
With .d
u ear s.
' h hi9 0Lv1
GREATEST BRIDGE SPAN,
The longest span of any bridge yet
erected will be placed in the canti-
lever bridge now under construction
Myer at
't e
the S . tiv
Lawrence 1 L
across
Quebec. This bridge is being 0051-
strttcted with two approach spans of
210 feet each, two shore arras 500
feet in length, and a great central
span of 1,800 Mot, Vehteli is the long-
est yet built by 00 feet(,
WILSON'S
FL P DS
WILL CLEAR THEM OUT
1SEWASE OF SUBSTITUTES
Mistress (to cook) -"Your nettle,
Mary, and my daughter's being the
sante makes matters somewhat colt,
fusing. flow do you like, say, the .
name of Bridget?" Cook -"Shure,
intuni, an' it's not nlosilf that's par-
ticular. 0i'm 'within to call the
young laddy anythin' yez loike."
Tios. Sabinc iii t
on says:s: "I
have removed ten Borns Bop my feet
WithHCern Cure,
Reader
go thou and do likewise.
"I am proud to say that my -
grandfather made his mark in the
world," observed Mrs. Newriehe.
"Well, I suppose he wasn't the only
mat in those days who couldn't
write his name," replied Mrs; Tipp -
Prevent disorder. -At the first amp.
toms of internal disorder. Parmelee's
Vegetable hills should be resorted to
immediately. TWO or three of those
salutary pellets, taken bolero going to
bed, Yellowed by doses of one or two
pills for two or three nights in succes-
sion, will serve as at preventive of at-
tacks of dyspepsia and all the diseom•
forts which follow in ,the train of that
fell disorder. Tho 111011.110 aro simple
whoa ..the way 0 known.
Bobby -"Is every word in this die-
tionary, pa?" Peckloy-'•"Oh, no any
clidld, h,very little while' a, now Word
eemes into the language." - Bobby -
"What's the latest word, pa?" Pecic-
ley -"?'Our eta will toll you. , $$She
always Inasthe last word."
S3A79IA iikel- Croup
A orouuy cough is a dangerous tieing
for the little folks in summer than. rue
lover that aeoompandneg It liable to
Oases seriOtts illness. 11130 thorn
S hes
Consumption
��^,0� The Lung
`�..��'1"'. a TOI110
xt ppt ttntleeesnb to take, will cure t$om
tl°iolcy and has no unpleasant atter
effects,
dil
can
bottle,
250
G05 and L
I druggists,
Anal ru
tug
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