The Brussels Post, 1902-5-1, Page 6WARMS 4111) FISHER' S
Tldkl LATEST REPORT QF THE
DEPARTMENT.
Number of Wrecks and Dives Leet
—126 Persons Net Death—
Sable Island,
The report of the weenie section of
the Department of Alarine and Fish -
edge, recently issued glow' some in-
Lereeting details concerning the.
branches cif public work under the
■uporvision of the department.
The amount expended on the vac -
lone branches of the public service
M the control of this department
during the last fiscal year was
$1,036,269.96.
The total number of persons in the
service of the marine branch, includ-
jng the crews of marina and fishery
steamers, is 1,941,
Canada's registered mercantile
steamships have increased during the
past year by forty-five.
The .gross tonnage represented by
the 1,860 steamships inspected by
Canadian inspectors aggregates 212,
807 tans, as against 226,170 tons
Cor the previous year.
The total number of casualties to
British and Canadian sea -going ves-
sels reported to the Department of
Marine as having occurred In Cot -
eaten waters, and to Canadian ves-
sels in water other than those of
Canada, during the twelve =Alm
ended June 30, 1901, was 186. This
represented a tonnage of 47,181 tons
register, valued at $285,782. Thir-
ty-two of these casualties occurred
on inland rs wate and about two-
thirds of these wore destroyed by
fire, demonstrating that., on 'Mattel
waters at least, fire is by far mere
destructive to shipping than shoal
and gale combined.
LIVES LOST,
One hundred and twenty-six lives
wero lost in these disasters. Thirty
of these unfortunates found their
graves in fresh water. Of the re-
mainder the stormy, rock-bound
sea
coast of Canada claimed the major-
ity as a sacrifice.
Ara compared with the previous
years, the registered tonnage de-
stroyed was considerably more in
the year ending 1900, but the loss of,
life occasioned by the disasters of
1900 was mush less than in 1901.
The lighthouses and other aids to
safe navigation throughout the Do-
minion were administered by this de-
partment last year at a cost of
$578,012.72.
Seven hundred and eight light-
house keepers aro employed at salar-
ies aggregating $21.3,890.67 in keep-
ing the Lamps trimmed and burning
in 708 lighthouses throughout the
Dominion.
The salaries of these Government
servants range all the way from
thirty to one thousand dollars a
year. More than one hundred thous-
and gallons of oil were consumed
during the year, the cost of which
wins $19,339.50.
in addition to the lighthouses,
there are several lightships main-
tained in the Gulf and River St,
Lawrence, at contract prices relining
up into the thousands.
The extended coast int lin
c of Canada
fl a
and the numerous great lakes and
other navigable waters, require a
large number of buoys, which are
maintained at an average cost of
855,000 per annum. The work of
repairing and replacing these buoys
is let out by contract.
SABLE ISLANh PLANTATION,
The report contains some interest-
ing information relating to that lit-
tle but highly important litt,e sq,eek
on the ocean, Sable Island, situated
ono hundred miles or more from the
Nova Scotia coast line. It is a mat-
ter of common knowledge that, the i b
extent of Sable Island is rapidly be-
coming less year by year, from the d
combined attacks of wind and waves.
It is anticipated that the ultimate r
fate of the island will be entire Strb- m
mergence. This would create an in-
visible shoal which would be much d
more dangerous to navigation than
the existing island, with the long
sandbars at either end of it. The 0
Marine Department has for many
years been considering practicable
methods for delaying or preventing
the ultimate destruction of the is-
land. In view of the immense coast.
line to be protected, a system of
breakwater groynes was reported on
as impracticable. While visiting the
island in 1899, Lieut. -Col. Gourdeau,
Deputy Minister of Marine, observed
that the island was treeless although
the abundant growth of sea grass
proved that the soil was not utterly
unproductive. Adopting a French
scheme, fifty thousand young trees
and shrubs were planted on the is -
lane. At the end of a year the re-
port says that the trees and shrubs h
were, generally speaking, doing very t'0
Cell, About ninety -live per cent, of Pe
elle transplanted young forest trees
were in the pink of condition. Evi-
dence of the effectiveness of the trees
in arresting the disorganization of
the island was apparent at the last
inspection,
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DIDN'T WANT SORTINCI,
A. TALK WITH GIRLS.
HOW TO OBTAIN BEIGII' EXE
AND 11Qi"a'X' C#iEB:S,
Pale, Anaemic and Easily 'J;ir
Girls Often Fall a Prey to
Oonsumption.
In young girls we look for abu
dant health este strength, ro
cheeks, bright eyes, firm, plu
flesh and constant cheerfulness, II
often, however, we meat young gi
who seem prematurely old, feel)
pale, listless, thin and irritab
These abnormal and dangerous co
dltlons are due to a general wen
nese of the blood, and should
cured just as promptly as possil
or tile whole life of the patient w
bo ruined, if, indeed, decline and co
gumption do not speedily follow, D
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Poop
aro the natural, logical and so
cure for weak girls. These pil
make rich, red blood with over
dose. They' strengthen the nerve
act upon the whole sye'tent an
brie e
g health, strength and happinc
to dross who use them,
Mrs. Hiram Reticles, South Pe1ha
township, Welland County, Ont
says:—"It is with pleasure that
give this tribute to the health -r
storing virtues of Dr. Williams' Pin
Pills, When my daughter Lena b
gan the use of your medicine she tva
In a most wretched condition. 1
fact we were seriously alarmed les
site might not. recuver, The syrup
toms
were 34 feeling liar
of languor h m tau
neakuess, r du
g u idly growing worse
She e•
lac b_tarur pale, lost'tlesh, had lit
tle or no appetite end was apparent
ly going Mtn 0 decline. Finally til
trouble became complicated with
persistent sore throat, Whitt gay
her great difficulty in swallowing
She was placed under the care of a
doctor who said her blood was poor
and watery and her whole system
badly run down. The doctor's treat
meet nt did not help her mush and
then acting on the advice of a neigh
bor, I began to give her Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. The confidence
with which this medicine was urged
upon us was not misplaced, as I
soon noticed a distinct improvement
in my daughter's condition. The use
of the pills for sone weeks cnrnplete-
ly restored her, and from that time
she has been a cheerful light-hearted
girl, the very picture of health."
These pills never fail to restore
bealth and strength in eases like the
above. Through their action on the
blood and nerves they also cure much
diseases as rheumatism, sciatica, Si.
Vitus' dance, indigestion, kidney
trouble, partial paralysis, etc. There
are many so-called tonic pills, but
they are all mere imitations of this
great medicine. Be sere that you
get the genuine with the full name,.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People" on every box. 11 your deal -
or does not keep them they will he
sent postpaid at 00 cents a box or
six boxes for 82.50 by addressing
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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PULP AND PAPER
Canada is Pre-eminently the Great-
est Pulp Wood Producing
Country in the gorld.
Tho prospectus of the Atlantic
Pulp and Paper Company, Limited,
Just issued by the brokers, Messrs.
Sutherland & Cameron, Ottawa, con-
tains some interesting reading mat-
ter. The stills of the Compuny will
e situated on the .Little Cascapedia
River, at New Richmond, on the Bale
es Chaleurs, where it is proposed to
eroct a paper mill with a daily cape-
ity of 54 tons, a ground wood pulp
111 with a daily capacity of 50 tons
nd a sulphite pulp mill with a
ally capacity of 40 tons. The wood
sed will be principally spruce, and
tis believed that pulp and paper
an be more economically manufac-
tured there than at any other place
In America. The properties and lim-
its acquired by the company contain
about 302 square miles. The com-
pany has reports on the property
made by fire different rangers, whose
reports show that. there is sufficient
wood to afford a. perpetual supply of
timber. Ono of the r•angess who has
traveled and examined limits in the
State of Maine, New Brunswick and
Quebec and worked In 'Wisconsin end
Minnesota., says It is the best pulp
limit he has ever traveled over.
The water which will be used in 1
the manufacture of paper is pure and
clean, the Little Cascapedia River
Bing fad by springs and is suitable
✓ making the finest grades of pa-
✓ without the expense of filtering.
W. C. Edwards, 31,P., of W. 0,
Edwards & Co., Limited, lumber-
men, Ottawa, is the president of the'
company; R. Y. Ellis. director of P.
W. Pllis & Co., Limited, manufac-
turing jewelers, Is the vice-president,
and the other directors are: Charles
II, Waterous, president of the Water-
ous Engine Works Company, Limited,
Brantford; R. 73. Thompson whole-
sale paper merchant, Buffalo; A.
H. Etku.rdt, manufacturer, Toronto;
Cheales Lyman, president of the 'Ls, -
man -Knox
y -
man -Knox Company, Limited, Mont-
real;
ontreal; J. W. Wardrope, director of the
New Richmond Lumber Company,
Limited, Montreal; Wiiliam H. Iric-
Intyre, paper manufacturer (late me-
chanical superintendent Laurentide
Pulp Company). and W. R. P. Parks
er, barrister -at -law, Toronto.
The subscription books are now,
open, and prospectuses, with full In-
formation and epplieat(on forms,
may be obtained from the office of
Sutherland cat Cameron, Ottawa, Can.
ads, or the National Trust Company,
Limited, Toronto, Montreal and
Winnipeg,
TABLE =OF I1I,5'K$ B. C.
Iusur'auee, Systems Ft'aeticed
the .Early Ages.
Accident insurance companies bas
their Oweuds on systems ul statistic
that are supposed to be the out
growth of iilgl,ly modern research
All companies of any importance
support a highly paid staff 01 ea -
Mots, whose sole duty is to figure
worth to hits. The wonderful melee
out what a man's left leg, or three
fingers on a child's hand may be
of figures which is necessary to these
computations to un ordinary mind
would be us sttcggor'ing as the hightr
calculus to a boy in cotnmon trace
thus. The expert can figure the pre-
cise difference in the risks of a rail-
road Wool and those of a lady teach-
ing school. (lis tables take account
of habit, temperament, diet, climate,
occupation and various other con-
ditioning clemeautances.
All this is supposed to be the out-
come of scientific investigation
r'oaching back only some fifty years,
but though the method may be!
new, the idea of paying for Injuries
according to it carefully adjusted
scale is old, and was practiced ini
England and C'ermeny long before
Caesar conquered Gaul.
When those enrly globe trotters,
the Phoenicians, returned front ven-
turesome trips along the west coast
of Europe and told strange stories
of a strange people who were giants
in silo and had light hair, these
same blonde giants practiced elabor-
ate schcrnes of justice that wore
based cm tables of leeks. They did
not rate the price
of t
} t man as high
as he may
tete himselfina modern
insurance company; he was worth
in Saxon computations about 100
shillings; if he lost an arm or a leg,
he could make the offender pay hint
something like 50 shillings, while a
severe tt'ouad might. bring him S6
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Mfg for rife octot;oa Mar
A copy of illustrated booklet
"Weekly Expenses Reduced" sent
free to your address by writing to
LEVER 6NOTNERO LiC11T80, TORONTO goy
P1113 .WONDERFUL X-RAYS
IN CANCER OASES.
Recent articles have appeared in
the press announcing the wonderful
discovery by a celebrated Europetu,
surgeon, of the cure of eaueer by the
A -limy treatment, and while it ap-
pears as 0. 170W thing is the omedieal
world it Is not geneeelly known that
during the last two yours several
wonderful ewes have been effected In
our own country, in tko City of Ham-
ilton, by one of Its well-known phy-
sicians, Dr. Cummings, who was one
01 the first in America to introduce
the Y -hays in his practice, and Itas
ollectecl severe] remarkable cures in
eases whore the (Knife and Plasters
beset failed entirely. Two Hamilton
cases 111 particular might be men-
tioned, ons a Mr, John Langton, who
had cancer and had tried all kinds of
treatments without avail. 'Hearing
of a wonderful cure in the City by
Dr. Cummings, he placed himself in
his hands with t the result tat to-
day
-day rre
is not a trace oftS he dis-
ease
oft
he
left. The other case was (bat
of a widow, Mrs. Wm. Gleason, who
after several operations both by
Knife and Plaster, found the disease
recurring. Iter physician -recom-
mended her to Dr. Cutnntings and
he is now permanently cured. One
eature of the X -Ray treatment is
that eo scars or traces of the disease
areof
loft. From this it will be seen
that Canada is not behind the older
countries of Europe in the wonderful
developments of Medical Science.
shillings. To -day an arm or a log s
is worth usually about $1,50t), and f
a wound varies in proportion to its
severity and to the closeness of your
friendship with the attending phy-
sician.
Ears in those days were looked
upon in the light of superfluous or-
naments, and the loss of one brought
12 pence in compensation, while,
strange to say, you could indulge
your wrath by biting off an enemy's
thumb, if he would permit, at not
greater expense. A finger was mark-
ed down yet 2 pence lower.
The insc i'nneo expert is the life of
the company, and his figures and
theories are part of the boast of
civilization, but the idea of these
piecemeal estimates originated with
those inventors of beer and mystic-
ism, the Teutons.
A NATURAL MAGNET.
A scientific professor was once lec-
turing in a provincial town on nat-
ural philosophy, and in the course of
his experiments he introduced a most
powerful magnet, with which he at-
tracted a block of iron from a dis-
tance of two feet. "Can any of you
conceive a greater attractive power?"
demanded the lecturer, with an air
of triumph.
"I con," answered a voice from the
au r
dtcn e.
"Not a t uttural, terrestrial object?"
"Yes, indeed."
The lecturer, somewhat puzzled,
challenged the marc who had spoken
to name the article.
Then up rose an old countryman.
Said he: "f will give you facts, Pro-
fessor, and you can Judge for your-
self. When I was a young man there
was n little piece of natural magnet
done up in 0 neat cotton dress as
was coffee Betsy Maria. She could
draw me fourteen miles on Sunday,
over plo'tglted land; no matter what
the wind or weather, there wasn't no
resisting her. That magnet o' yourtt
is pretty good, but it won't draw so
far as llet:sy Maria."
TEETHING TIME.
Is the Critical Age in the Life o€
A11 Little Ones,
During the teething period great
care should be taken of baby's health
The little one sutlers greatly; the
gums are hard and inflamed and any
disorder of the stomach or bowels
increases thu peutisluress of the child
and ufiroc fetal results follow. Mo-
ther's greatest aid at this period is
Baby's Own Tablets -the surest of all
renlerlies in curing the minor ail-
ments of children. Among the many
mothers who testify to the vuluo of
these Tu)dets is Dirs. It. B. Ilickford,
Olen S'.Lton. Que., who says:—"My
ittle baby suffered much from teeth -
ng and i„ lige t ion, 1 procured a
The inhabitants of a small village
not twenty miles from Bradford,
England, are noted for a peculiar
fondness for currant cake, A strang-
er who bad obtained work In one of
the factories there, had an example
of this, He had taken his breakfast
with him, tied up in a cotton hand-
kerchief, and 071 arrival at the mill
be was looking round for a place to
put it until the meal -hour should ar-
rive. The foreman, seeing, his di-
lemma, called out to hire: "What hes
to,' 1' thf henkerchee, lad?" "Currant -
cake," Was the reply, 'Well," said
he, pointing to a whole pito of break-
fast handkorehlofs, "alta can chunk it
tut that heap wi' t' others; they're
all alike!"
TLI. eal Adorer (bashfully) — "Yon
didn't go to Millie Meadow's party.
,bon's: you like lcissin', games?': Pret-
ty 1iinid—"No, I don't." Mural Ad-
mirer (Weakly --"Wiry don't you?"
Peel.{,v ltIaic1 (encouragingly) --
"t'auta there'd So many looking
on."
"I am not wealthy," he said, "hut
1t rho devotion of it, tree and tender
heart goes for anything with you,
Miss Clara---" "It goes very well
with me, Mr. Spoonbill," interrupt-
ed the foie girl, with a pensive look
in her facie ; but bow will it go with
the grocer and butcher ?"
MISSES' SHIRT WAIST.
Waists with deep tucks at the
shoulders, aro in the height of style
for young girls, as they are for
their elders, Pique, duck, chambray,
madras and Oxford make the favor-
ite washable
fabrics• buttaffeta,
La
peau de sole and such simple wools
albatross and veiling are all in use
for the cold weather waists. The
admirable model shown is of white
mercerized dusk with handsome pearl
buttons, used for the closing, and is
unlined, but the fitted foundation is
advisable for all silks and woolen
materials.
To cut this waist for a miss of 14
years of age, 8 8-8 yards of material
21 itches wide, 2 5-8 yards 27 Inches
wide, 2 yards 82 inches Wide, or 1e
yards 44 inches wide will be re-
quired.
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SINGING 'BREAKS GLASS.
Russia noasts of the world's great-
est
reatest choir. It is 111 the Cathedral of
Alexander Nevski, in at. Petersburg,
and is attached to a convent erected
in honor of the patron saint of
Russia. Its members, of which there
aro about thirty; are all monks, and
are chosen from the best voices in
all the Russian monasteries. When
a fine singer appears among the no-
vitiates; he is sent to the monastery
of Alexander Nevski, where he is
trained as carefully as an opera -
singer, and remains there doing no-
thing except assisting at the music
at nines in the morning and vespers
in the afternoon, until he becomes
aged, when he retires on a pension.
Some of the voices are of marvellous
strength and sweetness, and it is
said that some members of the choir&
can shatter it thln glass into frag-
box n1' Baby s Own 'Tablets and it tnents by singing into it, so power
-
yolked orked wonders in baby's condition— fol are the vibrations of ttieir• tones.
n fact I believe it slaved my little The monks are all vegta.'ians ' they
one's life. I sincerely believe that never eat meat. The rules of the
where now many a home is nucleic/led Montan Church forbid them to uhavo
hrouglt death of a little one, joy and their hair is worn like a wo-
man's. Unlike ordinary monks they
are fastidious about their appear-
ance, and put up their hair and
Whitt}ccrs in papers every night, so
that they are wavy and curly.
would bo supremo it these tablets had
teen used. I consider theta baby's
best doctor and would not be with -
thein."
I1aby's Own Tablets when given in
esmord, i.t with the directions pre-
mut
ro-ent r•estiessness and nervousness-•
tire simple fever, dtln'rhoea, consti-
pation, colic and all stomach trou-
le. Guuruntecd to contain no ()p-
ate or oilier harmful drug. Ily dis-
easing a tablet. in stater it can be
given with absolute safety to the
cry youngest baby. Sold by
druggists, or direct by mail, past
aid, tit 25 cents a box, by address -
ng the Dr. Willietns' Medicine. Co.,
Brockville, Ont,
"Then, when you hate ilnishod
000 lecture," said the professor of
locution and deportment, to young
Dullc, "how gracefully, and leave
the platform on tip -toe." "Why on
1p -toe 7" queried Delle. "So as not
o wake the audience," replied the
rofessor•
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The Oaths Act, 1888, provides that
"if ally Person to whom the oath is
admiristet'ed desires to swear with
1plifted hand, in the form and man-
ner in which the oath Ls usually ad-
ministered in Scotland, he shall be
permitted Lo do so," It is evident
(says the Law Journal) that this
provision 15 among the things not
generally kunwu, for it Is certain
that if it were better known ,nary
more Witneltses would avail them-
selves of it, Those whotte duty it is
to administer the oath might be in-
structed to at:muslin any witness
that be may be swore with uplifted
hand, Perhaps a better cones° would
be for the Legislature to put an mid
altogether to the nenctice of hissing
the Book.
NOTE
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ld of enaeehelt at bottom end deo; nob require taller
boar supper/ tit !lean, hoeing carting ebraieht wire
(15 1 Image) et tog, bit 0015tad in centre, bonnet gap
nu oto may to erect The "Page Aaron" netting laofnet1t oppaeranon, 5ery dnreltto mod Ori 5 c. o a en
mn a eearrtpn tarl of
frpagele tease, gotta, anile and
ataploo, The same otPogo le your gnerttO0o of quality.
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IIiJ1 DOZ111)N RICIIIIST MEN,
'!'here Is just a round dozen of sten
in: the United Kingdom who pay tax
on incomes exceeding 480,000,
eleven in Great Britain and one in
Ireland. The eleven Englishmen are
assessed ou Moro tilttn 4.1,400,000,
'so tuoat of theta meet pay income
tax on much Imre titan 460,000,
Their gross income, equally. divided
between them, would give thein each
to nice little sunt of ,0127,000 a Year,
with more than 4;600 over to melte
a private secretary uncommonly
happy.
Ceylon Tea Is the finest
Tea the world produces,
end le sole only in lead
packets.
Black, Mixed and Greven.
tpan tea dttnkan try "Selads" Greta tea,
.;+awe OrilrOwO„x,OSNOOK,enw-.aaa.:r,eavemixan+naesrtO.50
CHANCE FOR INVENTION.
"Shall I clip your hair a little at
the ends sir?" asked the barber 01
his customer, who posed as a wit
among his friends.
"I suppose you'll have to,"" was
the sober
arrawer, "unless you've ht-
vetlted sumo method by which you
can clip it out from the middle and
save the ends, which aro .curly. I
should prefer that, of course."
A RAILWAY PIAN,
EXTRAORDINARY IIL ARY
UNPLEAS-
ANT SYMPTOMS OF KID-
NEY TROUBLE IN THIS
OLSE.
Tortured by A11 Kinds of Pains
And Aches He Tries Everything
but Fails to Find Relief Till a
Friend Advises Hint to Use
Dodd's Kidney Pills—They Have
Made a Well Man of Him and
He is Grateful.
Ottawa, Ont„ Drar. 81. (Special,—
L'rank Chartrand, a railway man,
whose home is at 130 Little Chaud-
iere Street, has acknowledged that
Dodd's Kidney Pills have done more
for him than anything else in tate
world has ever done. He says:—"I
suffered with backache and was al-
ways drowsy and had a very heavy
feeling in my limbs.
"I had frequent severe headaches,
and more times very sharp pains in
the top of my head, which gave me
much annoyance in my Worlc.
"My fingers would cramp and I
would have an uneasiness 111 my legs
and occasional pains in the loins.
"1 was dizzy in spells and short of
breath.
Iflate ahY nice! e
al I
would have a Pain in my ]eft side.
My appetite would sometimes be
very good and sometimes I couldn't
eat anything.
"I had a constant soreness and
tenderness over the spine and tired
feeling in the region of my kidneys.
"I strfiorcd quite a little with a
dragging heavy feeling across the
loins.
"Dodd's ICtdnoy Pills were recom-
mended to me by a friend of mine
who had been cured, and I began to
use then{.
"Almost from the start I began to
feel the wonderful improvement,
which continued as the treatment
proceeded, till the unpleasant symp-
toms had one by one entirely disap-
peared,
"Dodd's Kidney Pills have worked
a wonderful cure in my ease and I
cannot speak too highly of this great
and good remedy,"
What Dodrlfs Kidney Pills have
done for Mr. Chartrand they have
done for thousands of others, .and
they'll do the same for you if you
give them achance.
Thom are many railway men In
Canada to -day who find Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills indispensable, They aro
the railway man's surest and best
friend.
The constant vibration on trains
and engines is very hard on the kid-
neys and Dodd's Kidney Pills slake
these organs well and able to resist
disease.
Keep Minard's Liniment In the House
If all the houses in the United
Kingdom were grouped together, it
is eetimated that they would cover
about 480 square miles of land.
MInard's Liniment Is used by Physicians
In England 188 in 1,000 people
are children ; in Greece 144 h1 1,000,
and t.1 France only 97.
Por Over Slaty Years
Ma. Wrustnw'a aoornrvn !Iron. has boa timed by
million. of mothers for th01r children radio teething,
Dumdum the bhIld, Porten the damn, ahayapain cure.
wind Wolin regulates the ranraaok 5011ltouel., and is mud
hest remedy for Diarrhea. Twenty -are vena n berths,
Sold Lt.druggla. throughout the world. Be sure and
elk for "Mn%, WlttiLom a Soarspo Bratrr,"
Negro children art never glossy
black until quite six years old.
(flop% Ma Canal.
sad works off the Cold.
a 01d' Na Tabloid, .a,0 eZesure,oP57, (OlMot
&----
Perth was the last British town to
abolish the tax of births.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
P'
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birds' nests yearly, L'ifty of these
make a pound.
To e'1R8, 1 COLD 0Y'' OI;R toil.
Tnko Lomat ire Brame Quinine Tablets. 61
drugg8ist., refund rho money 11 11 toile to eves.
E. W. Grove's signature le on each bon Sia
The average weight or a grown
man is 1401b. 6oz.; the weight of his
skeleton is only1418.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
y local applications, a. they cannot roach Cho
.&,nosed portion of the oar. There Leanly orao
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cure deafness, and that is b • Dewitt tu.
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:arced you 12100 o rumbling attend er neper
oat heariaa, ;tad when 11 le can:rely cloaca
•uafeess is the result, anti lieloal the halloo
radials eat be taken tint and ;Ma tube restored
a r& normal ootditir n, Roaring will be do
treyed ftmovar; nine ,:Oslo ant of ten Of,•
-,acrd by c..ferrh, tvhloh Is lathing but an in•
named condition of Clio muco;. aurtace..
17e will sirs' One Hundred. Dollar. tot an:.
nee of Deafen.. (cooed by catarrh) that one
n t bo oared by Haire Catarrh Cn'e. Bine
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F. J. CH ENEY S 00., Toledo, 0
Bold byDruggh.tp, no.
hall's Falai r Paine re the best.
The greatest price paid last year
for any article of jewellery was
$100,000 for a necklace of 424 fine
pearls.
t1es5rs, 0. C. Richards & Co,
Gentlemen,—After suffering for se
en years with inflammatory rheum-
etism, - so bad that I wan eleven
months confined to my room, and
for two years could not dress myself
without help. Your agent gave me
a bottle of MINAIID'S LINIMENT
in May, '97, and asked me to tray it,
which I did, and was so well pleatrod
with the results 1 procured snore.
Five bottles completely cured mo and
f have had no return of the pain for
eighteen months.
Tho above farts are well-known to
everybody ht this village and uetgh-
borhood.
Yours gratefully, A. T)AL(tT.
St. Timothee, Que., May 16th., 1899,
The first piece of underground rail-
way constructed in London was that
between Paddington and Farritgdon
Street.
Lever's Y -Z (Wise ilead),Disittfee-
(ant Soap Powder dusted in the bath
softens the water at the same time
that it disinfects.
Westmorelancl is the most thinly
populated of any British county. It
has only o110 inhabitant to every
four acres of its surface.
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The largest Parliament in point of
numbers is the Hungarian House of
Magnates, which hes 751 members,
Britain's comes second with 670.
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CALVERT'S
CARBOLIC
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Palet vee the tooth. Swootone filo breath,
strengthens the sumo.
CARPET DYEING
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BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING 00,
Vend parnetilare tyyoat and fro manure totonaly.
Addroli (05 151*, Montreal,
The earliest mention of a double
Christian name is that of John
Philip Ourpel, of .lsineham, In 1863,
A.D.
Mirard's Liniment Lnmberman'sfrlend
About 41 in every 1,000 men to
the British army are six feet In
height, or over.
BOYS BRIGADE
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Instruments, Bugles. F',iav D,vma Caps of:
EVERY TOWN OR 50H00=.
Can have a Fits and Orin et Miele Band,
Lowest prices ser quoted lllustrotee prite.tter
moiled free. Write 0. for ANYTHING it 1105(8
or MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
WHALIEY, ROYCE ti CO., Limited
Winnipeg, Man, Teronte Cana*.
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('38 W.I.—Two 3 -revolution Campbell
Frasses, bed a0xg0 Inohoo. Splendid
soder. Pelee 01,00e each, Terms oases
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73 West D.dolalde 88, Toronto
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simply .assn for rime
Nate. Cng. acres
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It relieves pain at anew and elves tato oeroneaaitpp
Any mother who trios Otloadlne mini never wllllnpip
bo without It. 201,, Druggists, or 011oan,n. 00.,
Toronto. Money refunded H est 1atutactnry.
Dominion Lino Steamship
Mnbreal W Liverpool. Beaton to 1',Irx.
pont ?Ortisod Co Id'e,poel. VlaQueom-
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Invites investors of large or
small amounts to investigate
its
Four Per Cent. Debentures
with half -yearly interest cou-
pons attached. They aro is-
sued for :fixed terms of not
less than on, year and are.,
secured by assets amounting
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