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11111.U,MATjSM,
That !here is no royal reed to relict
from N10uul1ili,m Was proved 1(110011 the
oiler day by an April grmtdm0II10
who had emerged triumphantly to
health (corn a slate of helplessness 10
which she had not been able to fasten
her clothes or do her own hair, "l low
did you do it?" she was uslted. And idle
answered by the one word, "Dict," De.
Leyden, of Berlin, who is the Iendhig
authority on rheumatism in Europe, de -
dares that while you never can erten-
onto it, you Cull control it by oxerds° 11t
Iho open air, much bustllug about, and
hearty and ferment mails from which
west of the, Things appearing in the
ordinary hill of fare ere left out.
01 mems you must deny yourself
iheuvy, dark flash. Under this bead k
itemized mutton, venison, goose, and
anything that is mil off a )lig. Devote
yourself to ehirken., lamb, game, sweet-
breads, and the mote delicate fish, when
simply cooked end served without rich
sauces. Avoid lobsters and every fried
fish, but enjoy lobsters and clams.
Of vegetables never touch tomatoes,
cucumbers, and all salads that have n
vinegar dressing for an inadequate
stomach is busy mentfacturing more
acid titan the system can endure. Eat
lightly of potatoes, dried beans, or pees,
and mwnl fibut on , inrtul,ro Erect n
green beans, and carrots, turnips, and
well -cooked cn <
rl ed fe e s
an„ Car u11 th
g e larch
you need rico is the proper source if
supply. An abundance of well -cooked
rico is worth all The bread and beans
and potatoes put together.
Sten\\'berries, raw pears, and raw ap-
ples are cut off from Mw rheumatic, also
grape and orange juice, but there is a
(!vine !healing quality found in the acid
of leptons and limes. There is but one
sentence to cover the use of sugar -anti
Met is, don't eat 11 In any form what-
soever. Almost as sweeping a denuncia-
tion is made of all liquids, except water
arid• ntiilc, coffee, tea, beer, claret, port,
and champagne acting as a sort of
poison on the. rheuinalio system.
Six months of this diet was all the
treatment tnllowod by this young -old
lady, who declared herself to be as gnxl
as new, except that she took four or Qve
time, a day if she felt the least twinge
a few drops of oil of wintergreen.
About this she had matte the discovery
that there are two grades of different
efficacy, ono of tire,• manufactured and
one the real, the later being the only
one which was really helpful.
✓�Leril
ONLY IIALF-WELL
it is the easiest thing in the world to
into a fashion of semi -invalidism,
and to declare oneself not up to the
mark, when one has slept badly, or
over -eaten, 1r worked too hard. Num-
bers of people do not work hnrd•enough,
wittl I e result
that theyy
suffer
from
ennui,which, tib, in itself, leads to disease.
It should be considered 000 of life's
so1011111 duties t0 keep well If one can,
and disease should be considered a great
misfortune. To he Halt -well is to he
half-nguipped for the battle, of life, to be
only half -realty to do one's share of the
daily task. People who are half -well
are seldom In good spirits, and their
melancholy acts as a wet blanket on the
good cheer of others.
\When it cannot be helped, this state
of things must be accepted. When it
can, to yield to IL is almost a sin.
A QUEEN'S MOTTOES.
Dore are 11nir10 of the mottoes which
are said to bo held by the Portuguese
Queen: -Keep out of doors all you can.
Drenthe outdoor air, live in it, ravel in
it. Don't shut yourself up. Build your
house so that your air supply is good.
Throw away your portieres and brio -a: -
brae. Don't have useless trifles around.
Have a favorite farm of exercise, and
make the most of it. Ride horseback, 11
you Dan; WIC if you cannot get a horse;
do something-any(htng-to get out in
the opal air. Don't get fat. rat is an
incubus which0I
weighs you down. Ca
11
v t
is the sin of over -indulgence. Fat
makes you old and ugly. Fat keeps you
front being litre, young and blooming.
Don't over -cat. Drink little, and Id 11
bo pure. Don't try to dress too much.
Yet dress as well as you are able -wear
everything to [Wake yourself lovely,
TIREATMENT FOR OBESITY,
Tito only cure for obesity is self•denial
in diet, combined with plenty of the right
exorcise. Anyone can reduce his or her
weight by leaving off all starchy foods,
such as broad, potatoes, fartnneeous
foods, and never touching butter, milk,
eggs, cream, pastry, or sweets, re-
marks a good authority. A glass of Mol
water should be chunk morning and
night, Breakfast must consist of weak
tea, an apple, and biscuits made cf
bran, Dinner, fish, chicken, 01' two
slices of meat without fat, green vege-
tables, and fruit without sugar. Ono
0(1)) of afternoon tea and a bran. biscuit.
Supper, fish and as apple, One glees of
claret may bo delink atter dinner,
CURE Mil MAPPED IIANDS.
Atter tiro hands have been In water
they should alwilys be thoroughly dried
with a soft towel, then common oatmeal
wet! rubbed into them. A bowlful of the
latter should be kept in n convenient
place for this purpose. Regularity an.
plied, It 1vd11 usually keep the hands de-
Ughlfut!y soft and white. Warm gloves
or mittens should always he worn when
the hands fnust bo exposed to the wea-
ther, and the Minds should never be
allowed to become thoroughly chilled.
VITALITY.
Keep up your vitally and you will
never knee/ disease of any 1(11d. No
disease Can exist where there is an
abundance Of pure blood, 'I'o get the
necessaey amount, eat 11111rIttanS food;
to circulate 11 p011001ly, tato proper ex.
(Iroise; to purify It, get fresh air and stun
shine, It a perfeolly healthy condition
of the si(in exists and an even tempera-
ture of lin surface of the body is main-
tained. 11 Is impossible 10 catch dold,
Cold -water b111110 taken every day will
do much 'towards producing the former;
proper food and exercise tate later.
SOME MALAY Cl.!RIOt•;1Tlts4,
Superstitious Betefs in Some times
Seem to Prove Trus
\V, W. Sheat gives c1(1 interesting no.
101111 of the regalia of ';elangore.
Among them is a trumpet whinit no one
May touch except the reigning Sultan
and the hefr•apparent. Any one 0150
louehhlg 11 will be struck with (1111081.
;11r, Skeet 001(0 anxious to 0500110l 1111;aa
things, and one (ley tate Rajah Mildah
allowed hhn to hake the 111111(1 trumpet
into his hands. "I thought (mlhing
more of lie neater," says Poh'. Skean,
"hut, by what wile really a very carious
coincidence, within a few days 1 \\•1(5
seized with a sharp alhucl< of mithu101
inthtcnza, which obliged ale to leave tw
district. The rlpot't of 013 indisposition
armours to have made a profound 1111-
11118010n, and a Malay, who probably
lheughl himself indebted to me fur setae
aseistance, vowed to offer sacrifice di
the shrine of a local saint for my r0env.
cry." Nir, Skeet had 10 attend a ban-
quet at the saint's tomb in gratitude for
his merciful intervention,
In Sarawak pentons of the Mantua
tribe have a practice of depositing a
large leaf, peculiarly folded, at the spol
where an accident has happened, to
conciliate the powers of evil. A 111011
hurt himself in Ito 115)01(5 garden, and
some MIlanmrs employed there hastened
to perforin the cereinee ',f propitiation.
The present Rajm,, tries Brooke,
tells what followed in ws "Ten Yeats 10
Sarawak." leo disliked to see this litter
on l
the e path, and told the gardeners In
remove it. But the Mtlanuus said that
the arm of any one touching the leaf
would swell. So the Rajah threw it
t1Vuy himself --arid two days afterwards
ho had aWin t
p [ d swelling in his nem,
r m,
which lasted a fortnight,
in the "Journal of tate Indian Archi-
pelago" is a narrative of Jonathan
Riggs' ascent of Ournung Denim, in
lava. The top of that mountain is sup-
posed to be the site of Paradise, and the
Japanese believe that it the local Rajah
permits any stranger to climb it a tiger
will devour hien. A. day or two after
Mr. Riggs' feat a tiger killed Iwo of the
Rajah's children.
HE GAN ATTEND
TO HIS WORK NOW
MANITOBA MAN CUBED 11Y DODD'S
KIDNEY PILLS.
11e Echoes a Slntement Made by Thou-
sands of the People of the Prairies.
Giroux, Mat,. Dec, 18. -(Special).
-Mr. Philias Normandeau, a well-
known resident of this place, is oar
of thousands of Manitobans who
have fount( relief from the pains and
aches of Kidney Disease in Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Mr, Nortnatdeau is
always ready to say a good word for
the remedy that brought back hie
health,
s
' Ye I can tally ' dd
of D 'C
1 u s laden,:
Pills made a euro of me," he says.
"1 had Kidney Disease far three
years. At tines I. got so bad 1: coul,t
hardly attend W my work. K took
Just five boxes of Dodd's Kidney
Pills atilt my pains and aches are all
gone and I can eerie as well as any-
body. To anybody who has trouble
with their kidneys all 1 cait say is
vao Docki's Kidney Pills,' "
Dedd's Kidney fills always 011.1.0
sick Kidneys. With well Kidneys you
ain't have Bright s Disease, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Rheumatism, or any of those
other fearful and fatal discuses that
spring from sick Kidneys.
JOHN AN UNLUCKY ROYAL NAME
Many Monarchs Rearing it Met \4ith
Misfortune.
It is strange how good or had fortune
seems to attend certain names; !!1(1
this is the more !narked in the pmsn,ls
of royalty, on account of their con-
�pfouous position, than in the case of
he ordinary individual. Among 8ov
°reigns it is doubtful whiolh must be.
considered 1110 most unlucky mune
but it is probable that Tohn is Menu=
of ill omen, says London Tit -Bits.
For instance, John of England ens
always been branded as an infamous
monarch, a character which ho hardly
deserved; still it was his luck. John
of France was captured. by the Brace
Prince, who, by the way, was not U e
iloro we have been taught to consid,lr
hint, but a very unscrupulous rulnnn.
Jottn 1381101 of Scotland hos been de-
spised by his fellow countrymen let -
cause ho pandered too 11111011 to U10
English,
Bolton iII. of Scotland changed his
name (ram John, but the 111 lank of the
name clung to 11im. During his life-
time he was worried i.o the verge of
despair by his brother, the Duke of
Albany. Ile was himself a cripple, his
oldest son ryas starved to death in pll•
son, and his youngest, when of a VO,'.
ego to France, erne. raptured by the
i:nglish. Robert Ili, died of a broken
heart.
John 1. of Bohemia was blind; john
L. Popo, was Imprisoned by Alarlc.
King of the " Goths, and Pope John X.
was rh'iven from Rune by Guy, Duke
te, Tuscany. John Xi., Popo, was sup-
posed to have boon poisoned by 1''d
brother Alberto, who kept 111111 a pris-
0110f' 111 lino Lateran, John XIV, al;:)
ilei in prison from poison 01' starve.
111111. John XIV. ascended the pouf!
throne after the murder of Bonilnte.
and was forced 10 flee to '1'userut;,
where he dled of fever. Nor was
John XVi, more fortunate, for he was
dubbed 111e "Anti -Popo,' and after a
varied career, which lusted only eleven
months. he was brutally tortured anti
then consigned to a dungeon, whence
110 neVe' emerged 111lve,
Sohn 1. of Constantinople was pc's-
oned; John ll, 101(0 111110(1 while boar
Minting; and Join 111, was dethroned,
his ayes 'wore put out, aid he waS cast,
into son m
i i , where 110 died, John 1, ^,f
Castile was tilled by a fall front lis
horse, This is only a portion of the
long list of unlucky Joins, but it will
serve to show that there Is good reason
for claiming that tnonachs should
avoid the name, 11 they possibly can,
Judge: "If I let you off this time, will
,you prntui50 not in come back egalur
Prisoner; "Ye., sir, TIM foot Is, 1
didn't 001110 voltintariiy lilts Uma."
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NOTES OF INTJ - FEST FROM
Fi(R BANI3;S A?rD BRAES.
What Is Going on in the Flioh-
lands and Lowlands of
Auld S'e ttia.
Dr. John Macdonald has been ap-
pointed 111011ical officer for Inverness
-
shire.
Lieut. John Macfadyen, of the
Coven police, a ()abut -Kandahar vet-
eran, Is dead.
Janes Burns, a Soon Kop voter
an, 01 the Scottish Pities, was found
drowned at Galashiels.
A child four years of age has been
burned to death in Dundee While try
Ng to sight a cigarette.
A sawmill near Pitlochry, rho pro
perty of Captain Butter, C.kl.G , o
P'askaily, has been totally destroyed
by fire.
A reindeer has been born in Cook's
circus at Edinburgh. It is said to
bo the only one over born in the
British Isles,
The snbsceiptlons for the Queen
Victoria School anti Memorial to
Scottish Sailors and Soldiers amount
to £43,567,
Henry Watson, a Shettleston boy,
aged seven, fell down a hot air (rue
in a Glasgow factory and wa8 scorch-
ed so that he died.
A Glasgow strike, that of the
plumbers, after lasting 26 weo':s
has collapsed, the mon having agreed
to resume work on the old terms.
Provost Symon, Dufftown, has in
titnated his retirement from the
Town Council, of which ho has been
a member for the past 40 years.
The Lerwick School Board Pas. an -
pointed Miss Bessie K. Mitchell, of
Kinross, as teacher of cookery in the
Central School at a sate y of £75.
The crew t of the Scotch of h herl r a
•'1
g
boat, No, 310, from Kirkcaldy, own-
ed £170 by one night's fishing. They
brought 80,000 herrings into Scar-
borough,
Atr. James Avon C'Ivdr., IC. C., has
been appointed Sol id 1 or -C1 c,n0rol for
Scotland, In room of Mr. 10. T. Sal-
vesen, IC.C,, who has hem raised to
the bench.
John Millar Roberts, aged 30, a
grocer, single, and residing at 1311
Aikenbead roach, (lovarhil1, contitt-
eel suicide by cutting his throat with
a razor.
The Clyde patte•mualcers, who or-
iginally demanded an advance of n
halfpenny per hour, have accepted au
inunerliate advance of a farthing,
and resumed work.
News J:es reached Aberdeen of the
death err But owayo of Prof:'ssnr
Themes i' yd, who graduated Master
of Arts at Marischal Co'1,•ge and Uni-
versity as far hacic as 1818.
Mrs, Simpson of Bann', died there
a few clays ago, aged 101 years and
ono month. She remembered seeing,
when a girl of 11, the signals which
proclaimed the victory of Waterloo.
Mr. Wiilfnnt Paul, who has died at
Coatbridge, was for over forty years
the largest potato buyer 10 the wo.'t
of Scotland. In pursuance of his
trade he travelled ail over Scotland.
The number of visitors to the
Burns' shrine at Alloway is on the
itcreaso. The past yea's' visitors to
the cottage numbered 50,303, as com-
pared with 50,258 for the previous
year.
Asir, Mavis Wilson, general manager
of the N'lyeles Iaua Blank, Glasgow,
has resigned. He has been co neeted
with Scotch barking for fifty ,years,
for Iii years of which he has poen
manager of the Clydesdale hail(,'
Tho lice. Patrick i.'helau, 0 relived
Lpiscopnlian clergyman, about siety
ears of age, who has resided al
.ochgoilhoad fnr tho past three
cars, 8u<ldeldy expired on the rail-
way Platform at Maybole.
On the arrival of a Lenin from For.
ar at Dundee blood mar s were
°heed on the engine. Enquiry was
lstituted and it was (Recovered that•
man had been knocked clown and
iced at the. 131annesse Le.
The prtr.emiors of tho Lown churches
f St, Andrews, Glasgow, and Dun•
rtnllutt each receive 1111 annual Gov
'meta pension of L5 a year. These
taulties date from every ancient.
mos, tied, in fact, their origin is
GUARDING TUE KAISER.
The Berlin Police Practice a Plan of
Campaign.
Berlin, Germany, has made elaborate
arrangements to suppress any popular
demonstration that may be contem•
plated against the Government.
Owing to tate effects of the Ru05101
revolutionary movement upon the So-
cialists of Germany,
the cif has bee
y n
divided into square sections, by the
organisation of which the police could
put down effectually any attempt by at
mob to 11010111 toward the Emperor's
palace and the Government °lines,
The plan of campaign is rehearsed ns
often -the festive occasions attract im-
mense crowds to the centre of Berlin.
On such occ0slons the extroordinnry
- skill of the police in disposing of the
crowds, width they drive, block by
Mock, out into the subtirbs, htts been
f' commented upon. One side of e,teli
organized square is left open, and this
is always the 81(10 facing the suburbs,
so that the crowd may drift in that
direction.
in the case of a popular uprising, the
fourth side of each square would he left
open or closed, according to the gravity
of the sihmtion.
If it became necessary to suppress 1.t.
jrising by the most severe measures, th
fourth side of each square coed 1:
. closed, so that the rebels within it wool
be enclosed within inpenelrahle lines c,
tiro and steel, and could be shot dow
or bayoneted to the last man.
THE BEST WAY TO WINNIPEG.
- The Creat Northern Railway Con
pony is now running a magniicotl
fourteen -hour night train from :it
i'aul to Winnipeg. This new tram
"The Winnipeg Limited," is ono n
the very finest in the Northwest. I
fs equipped with the newest and bel=t
compartment eat lit r
P )ars observation
cars most luxuriously furnished anti
the comfort of the passenger Is cater
ed to in every detail. This tt•ain has
already made a name for Itself for
running right on time and connec-
tions aro made at Winnipeg for tt'1
points in the Canadian Northwest.
Until this service was instituted the
trip was of eighteen to twenty hours
duration. It is now possible to reach
Winnipeg by way of Grand Trunk to
Chicago and North Western to St.
Paul iu practically 'the same time es
Lay Canadian Pacific direct, This
route possesses the added interest of
a day in either Chicago or St. Paul,
with less time wasted in day travell
:ng.
The unifortn excellence of the Grand
Trunk service to Chicago is too wan
known to need any comment and too
much cannot be said of the elegance
of the equipment of the "Northwes•
torn Limited" run by the Chicago
and Northwestern hallway between
Chicago and St. Paul, These western
roads can give many a pointer to,
the older ones in the enst In looking
after the passengers comfort.
-4
Talk is cheap, but don't go to a
lawyer with this idea.
Woruis derange the whole system.
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator de-
ranges worms and gives rest to the
sullorar. It only costs 25 cents to try
it and be convinced.
1lusbaul--"Don't you I11intc it would ho
as well to save the money for a rainy'
tiny?"
\\'fie --"Good melons, not I can't go
shopping una rainy flay."'
Dr. Agnew's Ointment Cures Piles. -
Itching, Bleeding and 131111d files, Com-
fort ht ono spplfuullotl, 11 cures in
three to six nights. It cures rill skin
disensrs in young and old. A remedy
beyond compare, and it never falls. 55
cents. -68
fie (admiringly'): "You're not the sort
of girl to give yourself away," She (hl-
sinuatngly): "Aro, but, you might ash(
father."
me discern and dent immediately vette
nausos and overcome thaw, r,thet than
to tarda with ntturts ti(tcr the disease
hos sertu•otl a lodgment, is Lho chief
nim 0l the medical 11110, and Bickla's
cin ti-Cm,sus (tive livrup Is rho remit
of patient study uloug this paHdculas
lino, At tho first. appearance of a cold
the Syrup will he found a most ancient
rnmo!3 u.rrostln5 rlevelninnent and
8I>eedlly heeling the affectedparts, eo
that the Miniu01 disappears.
A TILIMAN COMPASS.
Little ,leek -"What chid papa mean
by saving that he was the captain of
this ship?"
Ma -"010 that is only his way of
saying that he is tho Road of the
house,"
Little Jouk-"If pa is captain, then
what aro you?„
Afa- "Well, T suppose I atm the
11101,''
1
Little ,lack -"Oh, yes; and thea I
must he the compass ?"
14Lm- ".1'h.e compass? Why the cool -
pass?''
1,(ttle ,jack --•"Why, 'Cho captain
and pilot aro alwes's hosing the own -
peas, yeti know!"
foeg 1ton,
• (1t1ICK AT SOr\1t2Tl[150(1.
A clerk was diselutrgedl, rile asked
the reason,
"You aro so awfat slow auo'it
everything," said his employee.
"You do me an Injustice, respond-
ed the clerk. "Micro is ono thing
that I am not slot, about."
"I should bo delighted to hoar
you name it," sneered the proprie-
tor.
"Well," said the clerk slowly, "00.
body can got tired as quick as I
Can."
P A7 ti1r,R1,Y CA1113,
"So your daughter 10 having ilei' volae
cultivated?"
"\Voll," answered the perent, "that's
Um way her mother and the girl p111_11.
But, bel\vbon you and me, 1 engaged a
professor in the hope of getting.1
cured'
SUlll'IOLSED.
"What interested me most in 013 tra-
vels," said Henpeck, "was lite mummy
of a queen I saw in Egypt,"
"Wonderful, oh?" asked his friend,
"Yes, it's wonderful !tow they could
make a woman dry up and stay that
way."
The Greatest Tonle is "Forrov[m." It in
ploaRant in taste . -ul contain, Just the nourich-
mo by the et who are
sick anaqualities tyat are treed•
oil by those who era sick' and weakly.
Lawyer: "I really (lope 1 don't annoy
you with all these questions?" Fele
Client: "Not at all. I'm used t0 it. 1
have a six-year-old son."
Suffer no More, -There are thousands
who !Ivo miserable lives because cls
pepaia dulls the faculties and shadows
existence with the cloud of depression.
One wits t.o dispel the vapors that be-
set rho victims of this disorder is to
order them a cause -of Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills, which are among the best
vo •etable plias keow,, l>el g easy to
tahko uud ar•e most enl¢acieus In their
action. A trial of thorn wilt prove
this.
"Well, Fritz, you got birched in
school to-dey'f" "Yes, but it didu't
hurt," "But you certainly have
been crying?" "Oh, I wanted to let
the teacher have, a little pleasure
out of It."
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mica '1ISI6J3,
It is hotter to bay a cottage for
clash than 0, mansion on the itnstal-
:nent plat.,
Jack: "I say, .Ti,mwily aren't troll
calling on Miss Jones any more?" Dm;
"Don't ask me, Jack. The reason is
a
parent..n
A lady writes: "1 was enabled to re-
move the earns. root and branch, by
the '. use of Holloway's - Corn Cure.
Others who have tried It have the same
experience.
We.itor-"Two sausages for Wort
Biorhuber." Landlord -"Only give
hint one; ho is already intoxicate 1,
and sees everything double." Waiter
-"I've already seen after that. Ile
ordered four."
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\Vhen a \wean leas one she takes a
couple of years off."
No Reasonable nen expects to mere a neglect•
zi cold in a day. nett tune and Allan's Lung
otesmlVo001103 ilddnstave cnupbonCougt wlceaseanlungbo
to sonud ,as a new dollar._
ioather (meditating on time's
changes) --"Ah, yes, the fashion of
this world passeth awns!" Daughter
-"Indeed, It duos, pupa. I shall
want a new lint next week,"
No Alcohol In It, -Alcohol or any
Other volatile mattor Which would im-
pair strength by uvapemtion clods not
in any shape enter into the manufacture
of 1)r, Thomas' (educate Ott. Nor do
climatic cha,gee street It. It Is As ser-
viceable in the Arctic Circle 115 in the
Torrid '!.one, perhaps more use1111 in the
higher 1atitudns, where man Is mora
subject to colds from exposure to the
elements,
JAPANESE 8IIRINI S,
The latest official reiurns show Mg
(.there are 108:33 shrines and 10(1,070
Buddhist temples tu'oughoiil japan, in
addition to 1,142 Christian rhnrchos
end other places of worship. Tho Shin-
to and Buddhisl priests number 84,408
11n(1 73,200 respectively, while the min•
lidera of other 1011(1 105 are 10,038 In
lumber, including 441 foreign mission.
arias.
ur Honest Belie,
1f that we have brought
As near PERFECTION as modern methods and materials will prralt,
1t0 Uii RIBBON Tea hes a DISTINCT INDIVIDUALITY that lifts it above the
line COMPARISON with outer brands,
TRY T1II31 RED LABEL.
a'00"+$.i"1w
Pedlar's 'Oshawa' STEL Shingles
1'
Cfr
Galvanized or painted. Most durable and 000uomic3,1 covering for Rooting or Siding for
Residence:, Houses, Barna, Elevators, Stores, Ch arches, Poult -y houses. Cribs, etc.
Ranier to lay and will last longer than any other oovering, Cheaper than wood shingles or
slate. Pio experience
.55055ar
. A hammer and snips are the
only tools required It
Is
ca •hazds ud high grdo etaoL Also Corrugated Iron, Pslate ar C+stuanis d'to sheets
08 Inchon long. Bea ed and Embossed CNilers. V Crlm ed Pooling. 5000 designs
1(t
Roofing, Skiing and Ceilings in alt grades. Thousands of bunndie s through the Dominion aro
covered with our Shoot Metal Goods, making them
F 7 D,
FISE, WATER AND LIGHTNING PROOF
Aeon . Thre overy hest
for re many f or this o iamte feet) as , supply
to a Tr year new ei old
building. The Plain R und, Conductor
ohmato. We ono Elbows
Have Troughsnll sirat.
Corrugated05010l or Piot Round, the
Iberar duet- S<t es' bulb g. Splkef. Tubes.
in oe.ted O'Se.0000.ou t concern of the kind under the British dog, Established 1851. Capital
Write To•Bey for Catalogue Igo 14 (l anal Froe Samples.
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-4.' This is the saaaoa of theoar when you
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w
•l.e
stuck. By tho me of our
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nd other remedies have v
o the bast
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ALI, LN IT.
Banks -"If you're worried so nnuch
ahmtt your debts, why don't you Join a
'don't. worry club'?"
.1u11(s-"I did, and found that most of
my creditors belonged to the same club!"
A Recognized Regulator. -To bring tho
digestive organs into symmetrical work-
ing is .the aiu, of physicians when they
anti n entiert .uricrmg irons 5tamachie
irregularities, and for this purpose they
can prom:ribs lioth int, better than Par-
meles's Vegetable Pills, which will be
Lound a pleasant medicine of surpri•:i
virtue In bringing the refractory organs
into subjection and restoring them t,
normal action. in which condition. only
can they perform their duties properly
POOR, MIT ILIPPY,
It. is bolter to hear a baby crying in
the kitchen than to hear a French poodle
barking in the parlor.
.fust a Word of cauttotu; Whom the ski, in
fiestroyod by burns or scalds apply weaver's
Cerate immediately the the sonaer the better.
Da11g)ltel'-"Mamma, if 3 must
write to Mr. Pray about his extor-
tionate bill, should I say, 'Dear At'r.
Rrny''i" 3tanlme-"Certainly, under
the circumstances.''
Dr. Agncw•'s Catarrhal Powder: -
Rev, W. II. Mato, pastor of (h0 Baptist
Emanuel Church, Buffalo, gives strong
testimony for and is a firm believer 'u
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, Ido boa
tried many lands of remedies without
avail. "After using Dr, Agnew's Catar-
rhal Powder I was benefitted at once,"
ere his words. It is a wonderful rem-
edy. 50 cents. -15
"Mr. Linger spends n, great deal
of time with you, Molly, said miss
1C,ittish to Miss Frooles• "Yes, but
that's all he does spend."
sunlight soap is bettor than ether teape,
but is best when used in the sunlight way.
Huy Sunlight Soap and follow direotfone.
IRISII TTI'1' $,
Three types at least are observable in
the South of lrelaud •first the dark
lUrlinn looking Cell, also fond in Do.
von; secondly, the tall, yellow -haired
Danish type, and, thirdly, the ebarig(nal
Aryan of the Wigs, with red or euhttrn
hair and blue or greet eyes, who may
also ho found in Cornwell, 'rhe dark
aquiline
tpieIirconsider-
ably 1iof the Irish, and the
Irish language is nearer akin to Cornish
than to Welsh, 'rho h'aditionaI Irish-
man of caricatures is not often seen in
the South, though (1115 tytie is 1101 un-
known even among Um upper elnsses.
The soft features and -bright eyes of the
modoot peasant women present ninny
varieties of beatify, and the mingled''
ril�d of Cort( and Kerry -fairer, as a
rule than that of the tar wast -win no
vigorous as any in. Scotland or J1( 'York.
shires-•r.Blackwood's Magacine,'
Bargain List of Farm(
mailed free. ALF. BROWN,
Dept. it, Photon, rials
Learn Telegraphy
Great opportunities in the U. S. far
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all graduates. Send fur free catalogue.
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CARPET DYEING
nod Giemsa¢. Thio Is o npeelnl,a with the
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.
Bend partisulare by float and ao aro aura mallets
Mersa, Sex 160, faentrexl.
i'�ft(r .itO ii6lit. �
i 11Ill M'ei)llll
(Regis ored)
The Strong-ast
and beat
$2.75
pants made in
Cauada,heavy
weight, dark gray
mixture mauufaa-
tured from pure
Nova. ROette wool
This cloth is kept
u to tho highest
standard of excel -
Mac Mos durability
by the St. Croix
Woollen Mitis 00:,
Ltd., Newport, N.
S. Those panty
are kept by the
leading clothiers of
rho Dominion. If
. you cannot005l110
them write
.1(3
Mai& Ms..I�} J
'' , �? 8dt`e€ HALIFAX
o,
r
and enclose 3.2.75.
with waist and leg
aieasnre fnr eamplo
i
' o & 1i:r tvliteh wn bo'
9 o trored o
t our
pastaye paid any.
exep in (lalcont
except the YukoRs
-
"Look here! I toned two Stones in
the milk -can yesterday!" "I'm not
surprised, ma'am, The water is very
low just now in the pond where the
COWS drink."
The Effects Produced by witch Hazel whin
•ambinorl with Menthol as found In "Thu D m L.'
Menthol Platter aro tatty mogioal, it beteg is
tpoclac for rhenmatis)u and 0Ouralgla,
"Our minister gavo the organist a
great blowing up." "What did ilio
organist do --resign?" "No, lie gave the
organ One,"
A Casket of Pearls. -Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets would prove a
great solace to the disheartened dys•
peptic if he would but test their no.
tenoy'• They're veritable gems in pre.
venting the seating of stomach disorders
by aiding and stinlulatbng digestlon-
C,o of these health "pearls' in a boz,
and they cost 35 cents. Recommended
by most enlnent phySteiens.-04
Customer -''And is this chair really
en antique piece of furniture?" Deal.
er-"Antique., madam? There's no
doubt about that. Why, it was 50
worn -eaten when I bought it, that
1
have had to have a new back, a
new seat, and three now legs made
for iti"
Cash or Cure
11 Shiloh's Consumption Core fails to euro
yawn Cold 01 Cough, you get back all yon
paid foe d, Yeti 01e sane of a Cure or
the Cosh.
11 it wasn't a cute cure, thio olfar would
not ho made.
Can anything be fatter ?
1f you have a Cold, Caught or any duoom.
of rho Threat, Lungs et Air ranee, try
SHIL 1-1
.1.50 era,
,per bottle, All deafAts guatanite it.
ISSUE NO, 61-.4)1/,