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ONE GAVE RELIEFt
• atturnes or 0 tense Plato .Lerese Ib e
line to a Weititie 'Otte Normal It.
The (stover Ruesian vielielet who
ohairmed all Ms Waives at a Bala -
more reoltal, was not Oa blame Sor
the ineident, Altholigh tile llama bes
gine with eentething that eoeltels Lke
• eneeze, euti eade e "kat'," yet
the outbeeek cannot be traced to that
emeree. It was Wavle the reettlt ea
the cold w-aether, end, peobably, a
dirauelite When the cough atartee,
elm lady who found hereelf the un-
fortunate victim of It wee AO IlloPtined
as (meld be. She know it wee disturb-
ing the eedienoe aud feared that it
• miget give pain to the performer, he
would have givem worlds Le have it
IAN>, but the cough wept on with all
the regularity of a plow of clock-
work.
I3ut there was one Good Seinaria
tan in the audience, toad thie. Good
Seallaritan happened to have a box of
cough deeps in her pocket, She had
been to a comma betore, and, knew
what a good, strong, heelthy cough
can do to a sonata in 0 minor. Her
fellow woman with the irritated ton -
• sat far from her, almost. at the
other side of the large room—but that
made no difference. She musit have a
cough drop, and must have it right
away, That noise met be stopped.
She could not get up and carry the
drop Lo the cougher, That .would
make the disturbance worse them IL
was. There was but one way to do.
The cough drop must be sent down the
Mao. So she serepped it up in a piece
a paper, asked her neighbor to mass
it on, and thus started its an its mils -
e'en or peace. There ws a seal's, tiere
was even a eumber of preeeptible tit-
ters as it made its way slowly from
ene lady to another. Some of them
tnstated on unwrapping the little bun-
dle and making a special study of the
drop, and more than one came near
laughing out in meeting when thee'
found what buedela they were bearing.
But, in spite of all obstacles, the cough
drop reached its goal, and at gnat did
its work.
A more grateful woman lban the
one to whom it was sent did not sit
In the hall, and no one enjoyed the
recital more than the Good Samari-
EAMAGOSTA'S aMPENDING DE-
STATICTION.
Eamagosta and Rhodes are probab-
ly the most wonderfully preserved of
mediaeval cities. Nothing in Eurepe
can be compared with them. Both
contain examples of the very finest
Go aiCarchitecture in their old cathee
drals, churohes, palao a, ford lea:lona
It is a pity they are not more known
to the travelling public; perhaps if
they were some effort might have been
made far their preservation. Fame
gosta is fast disappearing, thanks to
the enterprise of the few natives who
still inhabii its ruins. Port Said maa
be said to be built out or its stones,
carried across to Egypt in little two -
masted lighters at a very profitable
rata. /The priceless old carvings of
angels, saints, lions, and what not are
roughly knocked off Lo render the
stonesquare, and perhaps to avoid
alareneug the good people of Port
Said.
• The mere complete destruction of
tbe oity now contemplated is another
matter. It is proposed to build a
small harbor for coasting steamers
within the sh‘allow, %axles, port oe an
clone times. To effect this the great'
watts oe the city, which stile steno in
the most perrect preeerhation, as 11
abandoned but yesterday by the mar
tyred Bragadisio and his brave cone
panions 0t031 years ago, ere to be
uti.izad. That is to Ku, their mater-
ials are to be taken for the purpoee
of forming a new tway wall for the
brainway to ran upon and connecting
the landing stage beyond the north
tarn extremity of the city with the vil-
lage of Vatrosha, which lies about a
mite and a leaf to the south. From
this letter a tramway to Nieosia is to
be run.
It seems a terrible evidence of pov-
erty, both material and sentimental,
that a country like Cyprus should be
unable to affoed to retain meth a mar-
vellous mediaeval monument as the
old city of Pomagosts, a possession
which in the future must certainly
attract the art -loving tourist and the
artist. The beautiful old sea castle
associated with the story. of Othello
and Desdemona, with its four round
towers, on which the lion 01 St. alark
still stands sentinel, with the proud
inscription of the Foscarini giving a
date which seems almost incredible,
eonsidering he absolutely in tact con-
dition of the buildings, must be. blast-
ed amity as ballast for a dock tram-
way by English engineers.
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THE MUI,E MILITANT.
TLe mule eeed for the mountain
artillery has special training for
stability. 11 18 his duty to help oarry
'to high and difficult places the seen..pouader aorew guns, This screw gun
is so otellee because It IS in iNvoi parts,
each weighing,75 or Melba. Each half
le entrusted to a mule, and the two
parts are joined Leveller in a second,
The cheringe is brought On the beck of
auother 01010, aild others brieg the
ammueiition, ,
The mule has many advantages over
the horse in the present campaign,
asoeetalty because he has the reputa-
tion of being able to hang on to a
precipitous pathway where a horse
could not be made o Venture. Ee-
cept in mountain climbing, be carries
ordinarily about Webs., although, if
well fed, be setnetimes ran she &OMB.
He not only is much freer from disease
than the horse, but his skin is so mach
thieker that the pestiferous African
iesects eannof Itttke life an additional
burden to him. Helene half so fussy
as a horse aboet What he eats or
drielee, Hie ilineal rations in South
Arleen are lelbs. of grata or 201be.of
oat hay, with hale an ettece of rook
pale that, however, 14 whorl threes aro
geed, and if be bets to work ilong nn
ahort ralieee he is as eheerfel and
oonteilted about 'leutrpoesilble, Put
bli kers. on him, end haVe a white
borse to lend the proacseion, and he
will go anywhere.
Canada and. Englan
no -so
THE SERVICES, CANADA ,fIAS
ogRED FOLJeY APPRECIATED
A Prominent, itreeitvine nesetees
pays lc Tribute te ine Geed work
Canstillan In England.
Prom the Brookville Reorder.
One of the mot mreceeseul bus
men in Brockville, 111 Mr, Tho
Nappy, the well known*Perth st
THE DEACON'S PROPOSITION.
In de Now Year, said the colored
deacon, dal; Is rackin' to'rde us ez fas'
eit, a race nose cm A throe -mile track,
we mus' all turn a double -somersault
on a new leaf. We =isn't take nut -
tin' er de ale year into it. We mus'
lel' evelet'ing dat reentle de ole year
behin' us. Right whar 1 is w-simmilif
you kin lea've yo' sins, an all do ole -
yew(' motey whet you fin' in yo' doze.
Doe't kettee'back one dime—Prow ever
nickel right acme beah, on de flo'
tromple on ft I trontple it down tinder
'ye' feet, en go yo' ways, bran' new eti
shinin" I
This lag proposition wns not re-
enencled to wil4 alaerity, but several
brethren complied, literally spurning
the !Annoy with their feet.
Suddenly the &neon whispered to.
one oP tlit‘ brethren: Deer Willialest,
(Ines a Over dollar in dal -11118, en
le teelefaryfre er (0 .1448 en it. El you
hit., ii one ine' lirk darel gwi no ter be
tremble in dis mrolinebouseti
NO LOVE F01 TRH sow,
est Astierlean Tolle of TM le Trealmet
V 'sequels.
gri. 10 tne actuate of ae interview, C
W,•Glitieufee, ON American mereh
ok Johaneeeberg, wee hats jute,
tureed from Mouth Africa, PM:
'Tile 'Deere inalsted that all
0150015 Ovoid joln their foreee
Laing'e Nair or IMMediatelY leave
Tranavael. TO this ro ing 020 4.-tO
eon rehi.tents and men:hallo ebj.0
We were at a loss to know what
do. We hated to give us, our no
we bated Lo gave fits OUT busines
We finally came te the oonolus
that the iseet 0011145 to Pursue Wo
be to leave at ones, so 1113 Merriam
our stores and homes, and after be
made to give up half of our sleeks
a war tax, WO /eft Johannesburg
Durbn.From tee latter place
telegraphed to Co onel 'Letve,
American Consul al Cape Town,
advice. , He advised us to return
Johannesburg without fear, and,
we were Amerioan ei Lone, we Wo
be protected. . We did so.
'When we ref untied we reeeivei
scene neje° which other foretell
received, to leave the city and
storms tbe border wiehin forty-eig
hours. The plus was in an upro
and excitement was at lbs Mig
Men, women and cseldeen, In th
mad race to reach the railroad s
tion, left behind a/1 that they pease
ad—jewellery, clothing, and even t
food which they had but a few m
merits beeore iareiu ly packed for u
during the long journey which I'.
before them. This fat al mista
caused much'inisery. Not one of e
two hunerid ptr ons the t were Lrow
ed together like cattle In the' co
oar wbieti was prodled for us 11
anything to eat during the tweet
Sour hours' ride in a blineing ral
sto ne There w, no room for wens
with babes in their arms to sit dow
and rest, not even a coat to she
ter them from the raging tempest.
"The train was held up, and stoPP
many Hines. As we passed elarou
ione and hamlets we ware greet
with hisses and jeers. At Elandsfo
Lein we were threatened with t
sjainhok, and at Soksburg we r
ceived it. The fight which ensued ov
its use proved to be sorious. Cor
ishman, whose name was Wilson, w
smoking at one of the windows whe
he received a blow over the head th
laid him upon the floor senseless.
managed to grab the sjambok fro
the hand of the Leer civil an who e
it and prevented him from doine ,u
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ther damage. The ram was allowe
to go on, but not until after the ea
sengers were aesaul.ed and robbed.
"‘Ve reaebed Lorenzo Marquez,
Delagoa, late at night. We NS ere sen
aboard a vessel beuad for Cape Tow
After a voyage of three days w
repelled our destination. The hard
ships we endured were frigb ful. L'ur
hag the three days on the water w
lived on crackers and coffee, bein
unable to get anything else."
ANIMALS AND MIRRORS.
Moe
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grocer, Mr. Noppy 10 an English
by birth and the estocees he
achieved in business Imre, hes en
ed kiln for some years past to make
Ifni:met holaday trip to tbe Motherl
In a menet cox:worse-than with 8
Prieede in the Bank of Montreal,
oently, Dr. William's' Pink Pillh
Petted to be mentioned and Mr, .11
py, said that if the pine effected in
wrest as rearvellene ae one that
oome under his notice, he was not s
prised that they were so frequen
the theme of conversation. Asked
er by a reporter of the Reorder
give the story, Mr. Nefeay readhy
molted to ao so, and we give it ln
in his awn words. "Don't
disappointed wben I tell you that
Male did not occur in this cOuntr
said Mr. Nappy. "As a iontterolii
it occurred in England, and came
der my observation on the occasion
two visits made to that country. D
ing the slimmer of 1898 I paid a
It to my old home in England, a
while there visited William Ledger
'relation of mine, living at 45 Film
liam Street, Dont:ester, In Ledge
family was a little ggirl, Lilly, 1113
six years of ago who was absolut
helpless with what the doctors .8
was St. Vitus' dance, but really see
ed to 108 10018 like paralysis. Thisolt
wets one of the most pitiful sight
el/ler saw; more helpless than a n
barn babe. She eould not nueve a sin
limb and if the head were turned to
side or the other it remained in th
Position until someone °hanged
Tbe poor ohild had to be fed a
lookee after like an infant, and
the doctors had not been able to
anything to relieve hr, recovery w
not thought possible. Indeed, I so
to the child's gasedmother that
thouget its early death would be
reliee not only to the, ohild, but
its parents. This was the conditi
of the child when X left for Caned
Agaiu in the summer of 1199 Ima
a holiday trip to &gland and to m
amazement when I vseited my frie
Ledger I found Lilly as bright a
active a child as one would find an
where, with absolutely no trace
the trouble that had made her
helpless burden the year before.
told her parents I had never
peeled to see her alive again a
asked what had effeeted her our
''Dr. Williatns' Pink Pills," said t
father. , He further said that r
turning from work one night,
found in the :house a little book de
cribing theeills, left during the da
and after sreading it decided to u
thent in Lily's case. t After supp
he bought some of the pills and ga
the first to the child that night. I
a few days they saw they were hel
ing her, aud in less than two month
time there was not a child in th
neighborkood, brighter, healthier o
/nose active. I have • heard a grea
deal concerning what Dr. William
Pink Pills have clone in this country
but this case eoming under my ow
observation is as near a miracle a
we rein look for in these clays, an
showe why Dr. Williams' Pink Pill
are so much talked about every
where.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills f are just a
valu ble in the cue of ehildren a
with adults, and puny Belle one
would soon thrive and grow fat un
der this treatment, which hes no
equal for building up tbe blood ahd
giving renewed strength to brain
body and nerves. Sold by all dealers
on sent. post, paid at 50te a box ,or six
boxest for e2,10, by addressing the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Broekville
Ont. Do not be persuaded to try
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jedediah, said Farmer Corntossel,
lemma see tbat seethe' book o' your'n.
The boy handed it over and his fath-
er turned the pages till he had gotten
a little ways through the book. Then
he rested the volume on his knee, and
said:
This book °outline 'bout all the
weeds thee amount to mule, doesn't
it
'Bout all, was the answer.
Well, lemma test you. Lamm° $ee 11
you've been studyin' proper. What
does t -e -r spell
I dont believe there is no seoh
word.
Pass on to the next question, said
the father, gravely, What does y -e -r
spell?
There ain't no each word as, that,
neither,
Jedediah, you ain't studyina right.
You're tangle' round cube roots an'
past participles, when you orter ba
geltin' up to date. Vf you'd been
studyin' dialect literatoor, as you
should, you'd know Mae t -e -r Spelt to
and 1.-8-1 Epp It, you. Jedeldinh, 8 must
say I'm kind o' disappointed,
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In the Liiiier.
I saw a performing monkey the
°thee day, says a writer in London
News., Ile went through many 'tricks
very successfully. Toward the end of
the performance he was ordered to
put on his cooked hat before a hand
mirror—which he did. Re WaS next
Loll to set It straight, and he tried
on hir general's headgear repeatedly,
ae different angles, causing much
laughter. When all was over, and
the organ man, lliS belpers, anetbe
two monkeys were. preparing to de-
part, I saw that "the general" had
possessed himself of the little mir-
ror, and was studying his own count-
enance with great delight. He had
placed the glass oa the top of the bar-
rel organ, and he bent over it again
and again—griateoing energetically.
He afterward picked up his mIrtor,
and toonteinitplated himself earnestly
and contentedly at different angles.
His taco had been profoundly sad—like
the faces ofenost monkeys I have seen
—but. now the wrinkles smoothed
themselves out, and he nearly smiled'
Why is it that dogs hardly ever re-
gard a picture as anythieg but a flat
surface with patches of color cloLted
over itt In al/ toy large canine 00-
4uainta00e I know but une clog who
sees that portraits are likenesses of
people' As for his own refleotion in a
glass, a dog generally mistakes it for
an enemy, end "goes" for It 1 Later,
when knooks on the nose and absence
of scent have done their part in con-
vincing hitn of Ms mistake, a dog Will
look mildly, not. to any iosiLsfully, at
the mirror. Sometimes it is as if
dogs resented their reflections ail earl -
eel ures ol themselves.
Unlilce the dogs C000ro, a Greek
cook, to whom a devoted menet' &di -
meted fourteen years of afIection. One
of his teatimes eves to tiontemplate
his reflection, for hours at a time, and
quite dernUrely. lle Outlet' himself ep-
ee:lite 0 looking -glass above a chest of
drawers for his express purpose. Ile
died this summeromd his owner Was
utterly cliseonsolate. Coceee knew his
name, mane when called, and wee the
joy of his Greek mistress,
Perhaps. London sweet y, or the diplo-
matie world, hes not forgot ten the
winery that belonged to llle daughters
'of a Ministee to the Coen oC St,
James. • The bird woke the young
ladies tinily by peeking their Aped
This was one wny of "kissing good
inornillg." ,
LOST IN THE SHUFPLE.
Cabby, to g.ent who has boon) dining
aut—'11re Vero, This is your
'mine—get out—be careful,
the seem,
C4 en 1—Yesh I Th ash allth but
womb my feet f
11AVE VOu TASTED
CEYLON (l1SEEN TE,?
efor more dellsl us then J'emm held MAY lo
Lund Padget',
PIOTURP,S FROM THE BATTLII
FIELD,
A superetitian, welch has a touch o
reverenee in it, is very common in th.
Army. No soldier will, if ee can het 1,11
it, wear anything the shape of uni-
form or accoutrements valaith has be-,
WAR. SIMS ON' GaZAT LAICOS,
reeolutioe lets been adoptt;d. al
Weshingtee lea the Howie ealleee 14990the Seeretery of State for infoteneLlen
relative to the status of the agreelaellt;
between Great Drilaie end the United
StaLea, W111011 prteseined the United
States froze building, arming er Main -
Caitlin more tban one war vessel
upon the great lekete,
The "SALADA" Tea Company are
•. Doth
w introduaing to e Cartedian and
Amerieen publios a Ceylon 'Green Tea
w uth s meeting with great favor
1 from Japan Tea 111011614, 11 15 aline
• tar in flavor to Japan Teu, but Is more
• gel/elms and,healthful, being entirely
yea from entering, and although o lees,
e dearer 111 priest+ la more eoononaicel
te use, as' one ipound ot, Ceylon Green
tee will go as, far aa one and three-
quarter pounds of ,Tapan Tee, "SAL -
ADA" Green Ceylon teal is [told only in
half-PoUnd lead paoketa at 20o per
,paeket-
An, yes! he sighed, a man can for-
got many things in five years, Yes,
she replied, but it would be disastrous
if you were to do it.
longed te a dead comrade. In the Ti-
rab CaMPa'grl ,a Gordon Highlander
who had Mat bla helmet In oise fight
went bareheaded rather than wear
the helmeb of a deed comrade, wh'eh
hed been picked up undamaged. His
meta n at last insiated thet he inward
.ar the helmet, and the lad obeyed,
protesting that the act would get him,
hill d in tit next engagement. It so
happened that In a little brush with
the tribesmen on the following day, he
w ts the only Taft& of the Gardena to be
tit, and he won shot fatally In the
right luug, just es.thet forraer wearer
of the helmet had been. After that tbe
superstition was strengthened In the
mind of the. men tenfold, an I no at -
was tondo, where a similar lose
occurerd, to Insist upon the aufferer
mak'ng good his loss at the expense
of the dead.
In the frst Nile criMPlign roonY of
the be ttelions wore provided with the
tenet vill inous shoe leather, and, long
1,cfare they reached Abu Klee hun-
dreds of mon in the Desert Column had
to tie their hoot soles on to their feet.
In one e. -tee where a young solder was
ilmost mniesh.ng bare foot, the ser -
"emit' gave b'm pai1 of boots which
w re only sl glitly worn. The young
protested, almost witb tears in
his eyes that his own boots were good
enough; but the SffrgeatIt was obdur-
.t» and elaistel on his wearing them.
ED, d'dbut next uterning he told the
u-romant will a great show of indlg-
mitten teat bia rew boots lied been
etolen during the night, and he hnd
to 1-01111 the cam,paign on his own
ern gmen tn rh, boot soles.
The feet wen the loots which hod
sheen given him be'd belonged to a Cern-
red, who hell been killed, and, to avoid
weneng them. ho .hnd dug a hole in
the desert seed and leveed them ne,
hod a comfortleas mareh for the
rest of the earorta'rrn, and suffers from
tender feet to-cley in coneequenee; but
h,e. teems bee!: alive, whieh he alleges
would not have been the case if he
leel gene Into entinn at Abu Him or
IVIetnmneh in the other fellow's boots.
DRAPER'S CASE.
Sensation In the Ottawa Valley
Listriet Caused by Dodd's
Iticlney Pills.
l'isred Reuben Draper, of Clarendon, of
Gravel Pr(netpla Upon )110011 11 dins.
KItIncy le Act -Why Gravel Is
arable by Doiltre MI Hwy Pills.
Clare/mon, EQ., Jan. 19.—Quite a
eeneation W59 nausea ILI this place and
.11rouguullt 1114 ULtaWil Vaeley, by the
pUSlIcatioal 01 Itetibect Draper s ca 0 in
.he neavspapers last week. Mr. Drop.
4r Ls win, known about here and in
Grist(); and has bad many enquiries
as Lo his cure. There seems to be a
unevereal surprise that Thecld s leidnee b
Picts elleuld be able to cure a trouble
like Gravel, which 18 siluated in the e.,.5
Bladder. Therefere the following ee-
planation is in order. It
Gravel is directly the result of kid-
ney de:Order, Itis eaused by the foil -
ere en the part of ibe kidneys to do
their duly. truer fat, to disLolve the
gritty eartittles that oome to them
true the blood. These gritty par. 0
tildes pass to the bladder and ell ng
to the walls of that cavity, accuraulat11
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Lag, finally, in little balls or "stones.' C
Docid's Kidney Pills, by restoring Lhe
kidneys to proper health, cut off the pr
eupply of this sedireene and the 13:ad-
der aud urteary owes, recovering
strength on the removal of the cause
of irritation, throw ate the gravel al- ee
of
ready deposit ed.
Mr. Draper had only been using the Po
pills st week wben he was rid cie 1:1
a bean. In a few days he pa: sed an -
alone winch„he t y 5, IS is large as I
other entailer one. He has re eine I
both, and many peep* of tee neigh-
borhood have seen them. Tbere is,
therefore, no room to doubt that
Decld's Kidney }ills de actually mire
Gravel as well ns I he other kieney
eases for which they are fernous. The n
case has aroused wide. interest and
friends for Dodd's Kidney Pills, cere (141.,r
discovered on all sides.
AV
Ideal Treatment for Catarrh
Mr. Robert F, Gray, of 259 Clarence
street, London, Onto says "I believe
Catarrbozone will produce a posttests
Cure for Catarrh. After using it a
few times relief was am assured fact.
The disagreeoble dropping in the
throat: soon lessened and, the nasal
Paesages became tolerably free and the
breath became less disagreeable. Cat-
arrhozonef is an ideal. treatment: and
I hope it will fled its way into the
hands of many affected ones." Cat-
arrh -o -zone is a guaranteed mire ler
Catarrh and Asthma, Sold every-
where. Trial await sent for 100 in
slumps by N. C. POLSON Es CO., King-
ston, Ont., Proprietors.
Experience keeps a dear school, yet
fools will learn in no other, as many a
man can testify.
La Toscana, 100.
Te God we owe fear and love; to our
brothers JUStieD Sod charity; to our-
selves prudence and sobriety.
" Pharaoh 100."P'ZI:g.t:LIZ'
Harold, said the dear girl, am I the
only girl? Harold groaned involun-
tarily. Am the (icily girl you ever
told she was the only girl you loved?
TO 01110.11 A C01,11 TN ONE DAY
'nice Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money 11 10 falls to cure,
pe. a. W. Grove's vgaature le on each box.
--
Dasherly—How's tbat young doc-
tor getting along in his profession?
'Flasherly—Splendidly 1 He's discov-
ered three new diseases elready.
Please take the note, the debtor wrote,
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
nits. wt./este:we SOOTHING SY11.131 lind been
Used by mothers for their obildren teething, It soothes
the child, softens the gums, ellen bale, our. wind
eolith and la the best remedy for dhirrInvit 25e. a hot.
tie. Bold by all druggists throughout the world, Be
sure and a k for " Um. Winslow's Soothing Byruys
' He—Ah, that Miss Rockingbam bas
a face that looks as if it might have
been cut out of marble. She—Yes; I
have often noticed her stony stare.
O'KFEFE'S %nip MALT
LLOYDVAM9rige/T Mat, mane,
Harduppe—You advertise that you
uy books. What'll you give me for
his one? Denler—We don't want
nything less than a whole library.
arcluppe—Well, this is iny whole
brary.
STATE Og ORto, CITe Lit ToLKDO,
Lue,s t o
Tl'ret NtLjtx;e1:r.';11.3!-firrTikoefslli!' gr;'Ng
0., doing bu A ill the City of '1'.1 od0,
;...nty anti Stute oft/resell, and tba said ern,.
11 pay he 111,1 of 0 ‘Ilf 11 Ll N Pne,) 000.
ARS for 9(011 and every 0,50 of CIATelatIi
/ vannot e cured by tho 1150.01 tit,'
AMA RRIT QURE.
FRANK T. 011I.
Sworn to before me ern, .u.crb 0,,im
esence, this 6118 day of liererribor. A D. ISIM
. - .A. W. 1.LE AS, .X,
HEAL. darn Public
RaliMortlarrh Cara fs taken Internally, and
M dire I lv thn blood and n1000115 surfaetie
thoeyst,ru. Pond for lt et ltn nlala. Irce,
If, J. Cii 0,11u,Y Rs 00., Toiado, 0.
14 by Drneglats. 75c.
aM'tTnmlly PilIs nre the beat
Mr. Smith do you went me to adopt
111110081 dress? No, my deer, but Pa
like you 1 o wear irrational dress at ra-
tiona prices.
MONTREAL HOTEL DIRECTORY.
o "Balmoral," Fres Bus ta11t
otel Carslake,
Ole
.. Station, Moo real. 0.1. &M 1 "
ale &0,a.,
R('001(5,
ENUE NOUSE—DrA-Fag:,47,2
1,0r der.
. JAMES' HOTEL—gLPTIotti;Li)6.11
lway. FIrst.riltha Cummereial ko,lst Modern ha:
yements-Ratea moderate.
..--
'1xontle—You can get oven with 1210
peying that 7 you OWO me. Bor-
vs.—Even 1 Iia 1 that wonid be
d.
A GENEROUS DREAMER. ST
Limpy Leggett—Ah I Can it be I Rai
It iS I pro
Mrs. Vera Plane—What ia the met- ,0
ter, my poor 11111212 Are you ill e by
Linapy—It is the lovely vision I saw To
in my dream I The angel fece of my od
benefactress shines down upon me I
You geve me food with those snowy
hands in that precious dream, you
know.
Mee. Plano—Well, Pm very sorry,
bet all I have lo the bouts% is a toll
'Web).
Llrapy—A oold potato! Heavens I
Well. truttlem, 1(1111 be generatm with
you. The vision of the dream eat
gland. Bring on your cold potato.
W. P. C. 110018.
CALVERT'S
Cart/011e Disinfectants, Scene, Dint.
/Dent, Toot!. Powders, std.; have been
aw.trowl Me medals and diplomas for superior
eseellonee, Their regular use prevent turbot'.
ono diseases. Ask your dectier to obtain
supply. Lists mailed Woe on appliCatioll.
Fe C. CALVERT a CO.,
RDANCHESTEIR, it NOLAND,
.elterzt ki12.6, .19
,2.4 4c, apaus 464i:k
en". /"'"a de;hyri
Lag eAfe/P.-ka,,d AV "7 4 4014/114a4.16
UNLIKE ANY OMER
DE
CEYLON TEA 1.eac104pa0c,50
5051500 ll,sl h, 09(30 11,4 18(3,1111 oslu
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EDEs1RE ''c.huterveearcly tc2"alld of 2:Tineant
-t Fortune knocks at every mall'A
door at some time. Now it iS ken:Peking at Yours.
WESHOW YOU how you may live in easty'circernetences, eerningbig
money honestly and honorably the rest of your three
Without Jeaving home. The first applicant frsite
each town or country district will get this unparalleled chance. Capital net flues.
eery, for start, For full particulars address enclosing two cent stamp.
EASTERN 0ISTRIBUTING CO., Belleville, Ontario,
NEURALGIA, ScIATICA, NIUscULAR,
I N FLA M M Alf° NT, COOT, LUMBAGO,
RHEUMATIC PARALYSIS, ASTHMA
o .r etechoci Is sum and has cured thousands—some prOnoUnCed
insoluble. Write at once. Booklet and Proof on request. .Addrrse
TheSWISS-AMERICAN CO., Windsor, Ont., Canada
ured
ANGIE
PETROLEUM ENULSION
.A most efficient substitute for
cod-liver oil, pleasant to the taste,
and agreeing with the most sensi-
tive stomach. Used by physicians
in the treatment of all throat and
lung troubles, and if results
count for anything—almost no
limit to the good it can do.
Sectiple bottle !bailed to any address on receipt of so
cents to cover postage.
Angier -Chemical Co. LE,Vd74;°. Toronto
Say, I never heard two men hold
such exactly opposite views on the
same point. Who ere they? Pro-
fessional medical experts.
usic
Teachers
Wanted
To send tor tee
cOmplete SHEET
MUSIC CATALOGUE
and SPECIAL RATE
OF DISCOUNT. We
aro equipped to
supply every MUSIC
TEACHER In Canada
Whaley, Royce
a Co.,
ISO Tongs St.,
TORONTO, ONT.
carte,.. COLD CURE 10c. Cures in a 110y. P. Elo
Cormatia k On., Agents, Montreal,
Tap_ DEO MOINES INDUEATOR-Beet an -0 orleapeet
hchht fRoVOTgegouir53731Sf?.ritatVatith,7=11 3".
Catholic Pmyer 80.00, Rosaries, Cru-
cifixes, Scapulars,
Religious Pletures, Statuary, nod Church Ornaments,
Educational Works. Mail orders receive prompt attn.
0, 411. SADLIER & 00., Montreal.
W lNEED-Poren n 'aterManker, also good M
e.
,J'nirlDrAlhlaman.prinaootitio with
pod oolua"eeeiy. e.ae 66 cea 8V0111,
11.811,1,montrehi. .
HARRIS rErD2r,00mm0PER7811a455
Wholesale only. Long Dietence relephonettAlt
WILLIAM ST., TORONTO.
MINA, Hales.
Barristersone,,removed
to Wealey Bldga., Rieb.
mond 131. W., reroute.
Sausage Casings—Mirg'ert:gdt:
arias. Hog 00,thige-rell181e goods altight prlea.
PARK, BLACKWELL tt 00., Toronto,
yobbos SENSE KILLS R01,01103, Bed
U Rugs, RAM and glee. Sold by all
Druggists, 01 581 Queen W, Toronto
POULTRY, BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES,,
and other PRODUCE, to ensure beet regales optli1101 to
The Oawson Commission Co., Limited,
Der, Wast -Market & Oolborne Bt., Toronto,
-
NE um • IN , permanently cures
Catarrh of nose,
an throat, etomnob
and bladder. 50e e 510 box. Write for penman., rim
tadlan Catarrh Cum Co., 146 BL Jannuest, Atootreal.
Dyeing I. Weaning!
For the very hest send your work to Che
"BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING DO."
Look for agent fulmar town, or send dlreot,
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec.
WE ARE OFFERING
TO INVESTORS
.p.0,14took, gmarenteeIng large ill'ithientia; also aoIa
stalluent stook payahe in monthly Meath, dralVing
ea.b dividend , half yearly. 1441ea wanting safe and
proth ltIw Investment should oorrespond with
The Sun Savings and Loan co., Toronto.
Money lamed on favorable terms; agents wanted in
unrepresented dis Mote 1 write us.
Farmers intending to Se.e6
Corn Note This.
Mineral Extract
prevent cretin from pioldng 05 corn when planted. 1
1111 11 acres of corn last year 08 0(3 Macro (AM and
had tho seed all mime and had not one stalk deeirered
by crows. I also chain it as good ite a heavy coat of
111111111111 for Malting corn crow rich, feeling th well
pleased with It that 1 hare taken the ngenuy for it.
'Partnere who wish to buy only a midi box shoal sond.
in their orders nut later than fob. Lt, cmall box
*0101( 21 bushels. price 92.60; largo box eolora05 bashels,
plum 05.00; win 1. 00,d for 44:50 if o.derml by 'Feb 15011.
term., cohh wait order'. So orders taken after March
100, in order to get them all packed and shipped before
4,11 151 directly at 0.210, ond 0.21..10. for ehiPltin,.
livery bo 0(0:M001 guaranteed to give Satisfaction or
1
400" "fm"11,11
0.9541 KAUFMAN, Fergus P.11, Ont.
Odorless
WANTED.
;hien or women M all parts of Canada
to handle oar Undo. Liberal eons.
1111840t1 or selary end exeliudre to,.
ritory to eeho GOWN dna.
ly up4o.100e .aa great sellers. Pith
tioulnrs
Automatic Steam Cooker Co.
203 College Street,
TORONTO,
Michigan Land for Sale.
On 0000.5 0000 FeRININO I.01108-821E11A.0
xseu,. Oltenia. 511,1 Ort1WfOrd Countlee. Talcum,
foot. Oa biathlon Central, Deirch 11 Maukinec and
Loon Lake itaiirAtile 01 prichm caning Win $2 tO $S
084 tiVoTorlialOg 14(71
reasonable terms. APO; to "
18. MOTIVCOEllgfigNITheigelUUr1).tlerdh
ae inion Lhii
mAIL
e aTEAMSHIPS
Porttnnd, Mo., to Liverpool, to Halifax.
Large and fast Steatners VanCouver,
Dominion, Cambrornan.
Rates of pahsage First Cabin, $50 upwards ; Sewed
f1a1,ln,030; 51018850, 52280 and tr:3 BD,
for further information apply withal egoista, or
DAVID TORItANCE & 00., General Agents,
1181 taacrament BL AiEunre.1,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
5
Closet.
The Above Cut RePresents Oho Of tile
Moat Useful Inventions of the Age
In the Way of an indoor Ol000t
Ali who have usecl this Closet pro.
Inonnce it absolutely odorless and medical
men claim it to be perfectly sanitary,
Hundreds have been sold during the pagl
year and have given entire entisfaetiote
For Catalogue al priC0 list write to
The Odorless Crematory Closet
Co., Handlton, Ont.
GRATE FU L—COM FO R NG.
1 CO
BREAKFAST—SUPPER,
.0/18. 5 ANNETT, Manager,
JOHN J. 05411/, Supt. and Trees
Toe
Canadinn
Heine Saiety 7
BaLER h
Esplanade, Forouto
Opp. Sherbourrie St.,
Nigh Mass Water Tube Steam
Rollers, for Ali Pressures,
Duties slid Fuel.
10ant &Amy ar moi a farm or other prOterty In SiBriu FOR Dihhc.RIOTIVE CAT/1(00011.
I...numeric, 'the Carden of Canada, or OX.,
Chang My. 'Town 00other prop Thy- for Same If so, - itle.•4r11/ Littlit ON MAMMA
1111,. Kanto To.,
you will nee Hine and mercy hy writing to tailor MA Dr
Propartins we have al, imod mai partlettlara. Jean% RelOr OROS :Tit ,--4M,W.)-414'4:,'1(°;,'KbreklAtiare. 00:
tz (VIM 0, Piatigger -ot The Women Stool lilstate The Wilson Tubbable; (00,e.11.100, 18 00,110 810(11 istuloo,
0811 al Toronto, vbere Sollare may he nes worh ler