The Brussels Post, 1902-5-15, Page 6A JUSTIFIED BURGLAR, PALE AND LISTLESS,
Anode ',1'odtt must 11000 become ao-
ouatomed to it, for periodieatlly bur-
glars relieved him of all his poehot
anonay, diamonds and other personal
bxie-se-brae without. over being oaught.
in the act or leaving any Clow to
their diseo't'ery, Nothing was ever
takon belonging to Mrs. Todd, but,
as that woman pathetically Said,
elle had nothing they could tuico.ex-
rept her wedding ring, which was on
her finger, of her clothes, which
would not 11150 repaid 0110 Walt. Tor
1t2ra. Todd was a veritable household
drudge. Hier husband had houses and
lands, as well us money in several
banks, but he never gave her any of
his wealth; and she had to beg for
enough . money to buyshoes and
.
rtO0,k1I1ga 401' the a,itldA'OI}, Their
clothes she made over froxu her own
and their father's worn-out gar-
ments, and in making Mr, T odds
trousers into jackets for the little
TOddr site uiways managed to work
the knees that bagged into the un-
der site el elbows,
The burglaries did notworry Mr.
Todd --if the truth were told -as
Much as they did Mee. Todd, He us-
ually waited until sure the stoleu
goods could not be recovered, then
he purchased a new outfit, and, af-
ter hiding them carefully every night
for a few mouths he would grow
careless and the burglars would give
hip another ca1L Mrs. Todd con-
sistently promised to lie awake and
watch, but she declared she must
have been chloroformed, otherwise
she would never have closed an eye.
"I should think, ]Mary," her hus-
band complained, "that your anxi-
ety about the children would keep
you awake. Think what an effect it
would have on tbom to see a burglar
in their room?"
"But the burglars never go there"
said Mrs, Todd, faintly. "Children
never have any valuables -at least
ours hn.ven't," she added with un-
cOaer10Ul2 sarcasm.
One night the unexpected happened.
It was the turning point in Rfr.
Todd's destiny. At the hour when
he sholld have been sleeping the
soundest he suddenly awakened and
saw by the dlin night light a strange
figure in Ills room --that of a Mall
ramified in a black cloak with a
iitoucll hat drawls over his face and
•, silk mailer around hie neck and
chin. fie was rifling; Mr. Todd's
poekel.s. air. Todd did not own a
revolver. Ile would not have killed
a man to save all his wealth, much
as he loved it. IIP lay still for a
moment, thinking how to surprise
the burglar, then, having made up
his mind to a plat:, he put it into
immediate execution. tie leaped
from the bed with a bowl(' that
took him into the middle of the
room and pinioned the 1 l2Tglar from
behind. A terrific serrata rent the
air. Todd held in a mighty grasp a
limp, trembling form from which he
tore the (lisglIising deal:. revealing
the pnriner of his joys and sorrows,
Mrs. 'Fold.
"Mary!" he gasped; "Mary. you?"
"Yes, Mo. Todd, 1110.', She turned
slid 1120921 11.10, "oh, you needn't he
.;,,rpt isrd. 11lu ro ,lid you sepposc 1
got any melee.. if I didn't either
sten! it or begit, seeing that you
111V91 gave }me any. 11 I wanted a
dime to put in the routribut.ion box
on Sunday 1 had to ask you for it,
aucl explain what 1 was gr„mg to do
with it. You actor ga:e 11(2' a 101-
1.,2 i11 your life wit12)0t expecting :,0
cents back in change.”
'Mary!"
"It's the truth, and you know it,
Arnold. Instead of making me a re-
gular allowance, as any husband
ought to, you make me save and
scrimp and go without everything but
food. ?Jany a time I've left my emp-
ty pocket book lying around hoping
you would take the hint and till it.
And you never did. And all the
time you carried silver looney and
hills in your pocket -and bought
what you wanted."
"You might have taken it without
disguising yourself as it burglar.
"You would have 9.ojoeter' ane,
and how Iong could I have kept the
money? No, the her}lar 02(0 more
welcome to it that I would hate
been. But I never dreamed that yee
would waken. 1 meantto jump out
of the window if you did see me.
Now, I do not care for 1nyte11--1 ant
only sorry for yon. 'rho man who
can drive a woltin11 10 such Straits is
to be pitied. I have 'as good right.
to the money as you have ---T helped
to make it, and there is no law to
eon vidra wife for stealing from her
own husband."
Mr. 'Iadcl was seeing things: post
and present, and in those fete mo-
ments of time ns the dying (lo-
feeerly and without prtjurlire. Iie
took his wife in his mons.
-You are nervous and 1ireil, clear"
he said. "Lie down 1111(1 compose
yntit•sself to rest. I see, Mary, that. I
ant the real burglar --I have robbed
you of your earnings and your law-
ful dues. Before I Wrap you 9121111
have a bank account in your own
nano), and 1 will never ask what y0)1
do with the. money. And you can
give up being n burglar for good a(n(1
all."
CLASS WALLS S'I'Ol' ElftiNII,
\%ho would have u n
o at e a 11P s,.d that a
partition of sheet lead would prove
less effective in cutting off the pas-
s0g0 of sound that rt partition of
glass of equal 11liekues57 one in.
etuetivelg expects Ills voice to be
carried through a sheet of gloss to
the 'ears of a person seen sitting en
the other side, while load might. well
be thought to exercise a diet h:Meg
effect on s0tn111. Yet experi11m1ts
ah0w that a wall of Jeal transmits
sound better than a well of glass.
The conclusion drawnfroth tbn ewe,
intents h
s was that, other ti
n things being
g
a
c! ul
7 the all0di, .117Y5 whit* ltl;g tar =eat
v
pressurel bosh _
rwii 11,)15
80221(11,
- -+r
"What a pleasant 111011 1.1110. wits
(,r "light
r
'nn wel0
tact s , ukitl to
j C it
n reps "Why, I
nt the creeps." you
gives) I1. Y
S i
g
My -eight him very polite. Ile in-
(mired
n-euiry iI so sfut0)tly after ;roue hr rrlt.h,
mud tint of your Madly." 'Yes.
11o's an LL242„'1rtelrer."-
A CONDITION THAT AT'II'TIOTS
VERY MANS WOMEN,
The Appetite Trails -Strength pal,
parts and the Sufferer T'eele
That Life is Really a
Burden,
h•S'om the Topic; Parolee, Ont,
It is Impossible that It medicine can
be so widely known and used as are
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills without
striking results frequently becoming
known and the merits of this groat
remedy for the common ailments of
man and wornankirld being published.
Mrs. Thos. Mottle, of Parolee., Ont.,
is a case in point. Mrs. Kettle is an
old resident of this district and is well
known. Chatting with a reporter of
the Topic the other day the conver-
sation drifted on the euhj00t of medi-
cines, when Mrs. Kettle spoke In the
highest praise of Dr. Williazus' Pink
1'ille, which, she said, had cured her
of a long illness. Our reporter, being
naturally interested, made further en-
quirle1. when Mrs. Kettle gave him
the following particulars:' -"1 am the
mother of twelve children a1,d in spite
of the constant straits and worry the
raising of so large a family entailed
11)01 ono, in addition to my house-
work, I was for many years blessed
with splendid health. however. after
the birth of my last child my strength
seemed to fail ate, and 1 felt that my
health was gradually going. 7 con-
sulted a doctor and Continued under
has treatment for some months, but
the only result that I could see was
that I grew steadily wurso. I could
not name any particular ailment. t)1ut
I suffered from, but I was all "run
down." My appetite failed me, MY
strength seemed all gone and I becalms
pale and listless, 900rc'ely able to drag
myself around, nod mutts of the time
in bed. I because alarmed at my long
continued In health and as doctor's
medicine had clone me no good I de-
termined to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. I pnrrhasod (t box and thought
It did ate some good. so 1 got six box-
es 111000, and before 1 had finished tak-
ing the see011d 1 fell, a lot better, and
by the time I had finished the seven
boxes I bad perfectly regained my
health, had gained weight and felt
better than I had for some years. 1
consider the pills a splendid medicine,
a rear godsend to weak and ailing
women, and have frequently recom-
mended then to my friends and used
them with my children. always with
good results." Judging from Mrs.
'Celtic's healthy appearance to -day
none would imagine she had ever
known what a day's illness meant.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills nee at posi-
tive cure for all disease.- arising from
Impoverished blood, or a weak or
shattered condition of the nervous
system. such as epilepsy, fit. Vitus'
dance, paralysis, rheumatism, aclnti-
ca, heart troubles, anaemia, etc.
These pills are also a cure for the
ailments that make the lives of so
many women a constant misery.
Sold by druggists or sent by
mail, postpaid, at 60 cents a box, or
six boxes for $2.50, by nrblressaug
the Dr. 'SVIlliams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville. Ont.
4--
SQA?LATHING NEW Ili SIDS
GEORGIA PINE IS THE BEST
WOOD TO USE.
Mr, F, W. Hodson Tells 'How to
Make a Proper Building
for Silo.
Much has been written in regard to
silos and silo building, and numer-
ous plans have been published, but
in actual ' experience none of t110(11
has proved entirely satisfactory.
Some aro too expensive for ordinary
fanners, others are cheap, blit last
only a few years. The round slave
silo is one of the cheapest sorts,
liable ca11,11se
and if it were not b.be to i
on account of shrinkage of the
stave., and the expansion of tbo
iron hoops, it would he very satis-
fact.oy.
There is (10ty a prospect of these
dis ad •eutllge9 1)911)8 (002001119, A
11111111(02 of It1'110•ri 11i 11331 United
.fates hitt( adopted the plan of
using woelell 11)01 which cannot
shrink 00 heigti(0,1 eude lee. The in -
11 de 9)11')111g is 01 one inch Georgia
pine. which "•••10114 to be the best
kind or binder for silo::, on n01011112
of its 110it- i.hria): gc Character. it
is so full of pine) that moisture has
practically
NO EFFECT UPON IT.
This lumht•r has been recently laid
down at Ottawa for $27.00 per M.,
and at that price should be are of
the most ecauoluical our formers
court use.
The foundation of this new sort of
silo is in its wooden hoops, six
incl,eo wide, ttud made of half inch
elm !umber. sprung around a form,
and built up 201(21 well hopped joints,
using a tribe longer 1ei1 each time,
until tine hoop has a t.hickuer•s for
the 211.00 bottom hones of five lay-
ers. The remaining five tap hoops
require only four layers each, '1110
average silowill not require more
1 u saw fent of lumber, and 20
that) e ,
pounds of nails, fur the hoops
wlu .l aro e0.911y and quickly made
and (humid 11ot cost more, than $1.25
each, or $10,110 for the lot. This 18
a, good deal lees than the cost of the
usrtul iron hoops and lugs. A three
cornered frame 9s creel ed at the
exact (),1131(I0 circumference of the
silo, and tin hoops placed In posi-
tion and fastened.
The lining; of the silo is then put
On, and should be of 10011 Georgia
pine lumber !liven inches wide,
matched and nailed to the hoops Lho
51111211 as the flooring. When the lin-
Ing' 2s OY1 SVlthju 09,0111y 11111100 of
sue sterling piece, 12.011, Mit l 11(11, 1/1
294. stn 11
dz ng' p u and dove be-
tween the hoops on each sale of the
dour for (four stays and jambs,
Make 10
doors ofthe the t h same lumber
n
PS the wane, 1 e, ruLting them m alto
'j, 1111S' on the
1N57711, 011 THE I300rc+.
7f the silo is nat:si10 the barn, it
Can he covered with tarred paper,
and cheap siding, t'un both tap and
dolvn as a protectl011 against beet.
The roof c411 foundation is the sumo
as for slay Allo, and the outside
covering 00uld he of any sort tate
owner washed, or it Might go with-
out eadilag, the same as any other
tub situ. If 'protected from the
weather the wooden hoops should
last for year's, and if at any time
the inside lining became "dory" it
might bo lined with tarred paper,
and then sheeting, thereby making It
serviceahle again for a, number of
years at dural cost.
John Gould, the well know': Ohio
Delrymtt1 and Farmer's Institute
lecturer, who has seen a number of
these silos in uperatiol, thinks iliglt-
ly of them.
11. W. HIOPSON,
Lite Stock Commissioner.
WESTERN ClLITTCI.2A1'.
This is the sort 01 criticism great
singers have to face when they
warble in the pr0Se1Ue of Wild West-
ern nnisieal. critics. Ono of them
writes thus of the stilt of an opera
company .-
"Iter voice was a ('('095 between
the buil of a cyclone and the screech
of a 1ot:emotive under full steam. It
trembled away in cat -like endgame.
and rose again like the wail of a
hound in distress. Again it rose in
mellow tones not uullk0 the wind
dallying over the mouth of an empty
Jug.
s "Stoppi11g only Idng enntlgh to
take wind• she rose aiowly to her
tip -toes, and with gyrating mans
and heaving chest gate a fair imita-
tion of the roar that foretells a
Dakota blizyal'd. Old dim linker's
pet panther, chained to a post in a
yard at the back of the 'teem house,
heard some of her high notes, and
they 5119109/1 the poor beast tart of a
year's growth. It was Lao first time
our town was visited by a genuine
female Calliope, and WO hope she'll
come again."
A IHSS.
The plutocrat -"I alt $100,000
richer 11a 11 I was yesterday."
His wife -"You don't seem happy
over it."
"No. I'm two days older."
172 species of blind creatures are
known to science, and many more
are constantly being discovered in
great caves.
BABZ'S OWN TABLETS.
Mother's Best Help When Her Lit.
tle Ones Are Ailing,
Livery another needs at some time
M. medicine: for her riffle ones, and
Baby's Own 'Tablets are the best
medicine in the world for constipa-
tion, sour stomach, indigestion,
diarrhoea, colic, simple fetors and
the troubles of teething children.
'l'lte 'l'e.i,ieta have been in use for
years unsd thousands of mothers say
that nothing 0itc nets so (luielcly
and relic,,.;; acrd cures little ones se
surely. 4)".....11. Lultue, Mountain
Ont., simply voice;; the experience of
other mothers when she says :-"I
can recommend Baby's Own Tablets
to all pito. 1011,, who hove t'os8 or.
delicate . .11dren. 1 do not know
how 1 1,al(2 get alarg without
them.'.
Chile:;• 1, (2.1,e theca Tablets as
e,tiely, and if crashed to a
1.0921101' 3.20y can Le gi'.en with
absolute safety to the tiniest,
200111,1) 1 ! uh1a. lel ds a erne; 111
100);) '1'ui.k1 sad they ate guaran-
teed to evutain no opiate or other
harmful (1111('. Fou can get the
Tablets from any dealer in medicine
or they mill be sent post paid at
15 cents it box by witnessing the Dr,
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
OVER THE SAHARA.
Aeronauts Planning to Send An
Airship Across the Desert.
The project of crossing the Sahara
Desert by balloon is being seriously
debated by French ael'0uauts. M.
Fes, :fleburaux believes it practicable
to make the passage from 'Tunis to
the Niger by utilizing the north-
easterly winds that prevail in that.
region and with Count eastillon (1e
Saint. Vlet Or, another prominent aer-
onaut, is elusions to make the exper-
iment. The expense attending such
0. proper, is the prinehml handicap
to its mttempt. To despatch a large
balloon with several aeronauts would
entail a cost of $60,000, 1t is pro-
posed, therefore, to make a trial
first with a balloon controlled by an
automata. device. This 021'11 1e done
for $d,lnb0.
4"his haliuon planned for this trip is
to be kept in equilibrium by a heavy
guide role of steel cable weighing 1,-
300 pounds, 72 110s an automatic
ballast discharge consisting of a
tank rmtaining 5,000 pounds of
water ballast. An automatic device
ensures that if the balloon falls to
within 150 feel. of the ground the
Lank will discharge 150 p0tutds of
ba]la:d. nt once. In the balloon is
an interior airbag whiff!) will lce0p it
in shape in splt9 of the leakage of
gas. 11. is estimated that. with the
aid of 1111:+ the 2)111non would .slaw in
the air at. 1,•a(f twelve, days. The
northeast winds winch prevail over
the r (entuil Sahara
'almost constant-
ly between April old October would
propel the balloon at the lute of at
least twelve hilus nn hour.
In uncle rho 1,al10o1 sholtld 1)0
wrecked it ds calculated that it
would he picked ala by 501110 of the
nomads of the desert who would be
sure to sue it and to follow such a
phen0u,er•nc so that atewe of its 11110 -
hap 20011211 (prickly leach civilirtltion,
"I want •a dog -collo'," said the
customer, "Yes, sir'," replied the
absent-minded man behind the couh-
tweera "What size shirt do Yon
ar?"
nue mole lessugge Nem
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wire
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twice1
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strong on
o
common cairn. T10 b ti)111005 coil nota wavy 411 Paranetl allows or o- asion caul OOn
treat Onw1dOhisimportant owln t0 Canndien 0le, one uri rlgtt wires ruinono piece
and have strength of about bUCpcanda Ifmade 01 pieces at agbhhdrtzontai, they
woiniHvo astreeBth of on1 about 'retinue, we nano make area, urnamoatn Senate, ,
Vmti trnetting,Halla aridato los llsp(d WraFaao n, L ollgor la, n
rroe—Grafts—IFoI' Nothing
3'ou psirxor Logo Poet 4 WonAx,
Whoa the whitti 111021 10)1(2120 rile
black melee land he appl'0aehes the
innocent blank with ' pre0ents " 01
beads, Colored cloths, ribbons, and
other ueeleee trllticots that oatolt the
eye 01 the poor blacit-but that are
no earthly use to Ilam. Theca are
all gtfte-ir'ee-gratis--for meth -
Ing 1 1 i" We all know who soon
0,0)15 the hlacic man's land,
Yet this system of conei)lating the
len0cent is not practiced alene on
the nogre. Flow many women
read that they can get a certain
" present " with it Certain purchase
and forthwith they make the par -
cameo to get the Present" -free -
gratis -for nothing I I 1 Tho pres-
ent may or play not be useful -but
in this twentieth century are there
tbose who believe they have not
in the purchase paid for and often
dearly paid for the "present"?
Wlleu You want a home you can•
net buy bis teeth at ten gents a
tooth, and get the horse thrown
into the bargain.
When you buy a dress you do not
buy the buttons, and have the dress
thrown in.
And no more than you can thus
get the present of a horse or a dress
can you get a " present" -free -
gratis -for nothing --of diamonds,
gold, Jewellery. and cutlery, with the
purchase of a Lar of common soap.
When you buy Sunlight Soap you
ai•e presented with pure quality In
the soap itself. You do not pay for
Ioadiug refuse at the price of soap,
You don't wear out your clothes in
half the time, and ruin your hands
with Sunlight Soap, as with common
soap,
If you want soap, buy Sunlight
Soap -Octagon Bar -and you have
paid for nothing but pure soap, 1f
you want something else than soap,
buy It Independently of the soap, and
you know what it has Cost you.
You may fool some people all the
time ;
You may fool all the people some
of the time:
You cannot fool all the people all
the time 1"
You cannot long fool a woman. 615
C01.TJ11111A PRO C1{.
An especially pretty design for lit -1
Llo girls. Jr, has the wide turlled-
ovet' sailer collar which so admir-
ably • r f'o • The
abiv tans the bael. 1f the frock,
skirt is circular fitted with a dart
on the side and has an inverted box -
plait at the middle of the back. Nar-
row braid and buttons provide thr
necessary decoration, 131ue silk gin.
ghnms, with white vest and braid,
and pearl buttons, would make a
dainty frock. Percale, pique, cham-
bray and woolens generally are also
in good taste.
Quantities of material required: Th
size for six years will requite
three and one-fourth yards of goods
thirty-six inches wide, Or two and
one-half yards of gnods forty-four
inches wide.
The size for eight years will re-
quire three and one-half yards of
goods thirty-six inches wide, or Levo
and three-fourths yards of goods
forty-four inches wide.
The size for ten years will require
three and three-fourths yards of
goods thirty-six inches wide, or three
yards of goods forty-four inches
wide.
One-half yard tucked vesting, eigh-
teen yards of sou.tash and two doz-
en small buttons will be required to
trim.
C. 0, 111011AIIDS & CO.
Gentlemen, -t have used AIIN-
A.liD'S LINIMENT on my vessel and
in my family for years, . and for
every day ills and aceidents of life I.
consider it has no equal.
I would not start on et voyage
without it, if it cost udollar a
bottle.
CAPT. F. 11. I)ES.7ARDIN.
Schr, Starke,' St, Andre, Kw
m0uraSka.
The Azores Isiands have no beast
of prey native to them,
MinerdIs Liniment Cotes Dandruff,
It takes 3,000,000 grains of oats
to sow an acre ; 2,8110,000 of bar-
ley, and only 1,000,000 of lvhcat,
•'ITave there been any symptoms of
insanity in your family 7" asked the
medical examiner of an applicant for
insurance. "Yes, sir -or -'that ds,
.toy sister once refused a man worth
fifty tlntsa
nd dollars."
ATISI?LAC2)1A S'SrAHI.'A'I'IIY,
In the days of the Indian Mutiny
it was the barbarous custom of
many of t1112 rebel ch101(2 to throw all
11:uropeans who 20020 unfortunate
enough to fall into their hands Into
pits containingtigers, who, of
(Perm, fell upon theist and devoured
thou}.
A.=ether was showing; her little
son a picture of ono of, these tore
I'ible scenes, and was talking very
solemnly to him, trying to make him
feel what ail awful thing it wee,
"Ma," said ho all at once -"Oh,
ma, PSI, look at that floor little
tigerright behind there 1 IIe won't_
get any I"
Ceylon Tea Is the lineest
Tea the world produces,
anti is sok, only 6n lead
packets
Black, ick, Mixed and Gren.
.
span tent drinkers try N$: Lada" Green tea.
a.ARnr .tee xvrs,as ,wassawmrxcogrsaascom
',NEW USES FOR ALCOHOL.
The Germans, having no native
supply of petroleum or natural gas,
have sought a sdbetitute for those
fuels 10 alcohol, which they can pro-
duce cheaply from the potatoes that
luxuriate in the sandy plains of their
country. The result was seen, in the
exhibition of the industrial applica-
tions of alcohol at Berlin, opened in
February of this year, where wore_
shown alcohol -driven motors for sta-
tionary engines as well as for auto-
mobile carriages; portable alcohol
engines for farin work; domestic
utensils, such as fiateirons, heated by
a1001101; alcohol cooking ranges; in-
candescent lamps for house or street
use, In which the Welsbach mantle is
combined with an alcohol flame; and
many exhibits of chemical prepara-
tions derived from alcohol. Although
as a fuel alcohol has theoretically
only three-fifths of the heating value
of petroleum, it has been found that
for motor purposes 28 per cent. of
the theoretic energy of It1101101 eau be
utilized as against only 15 per cent.
In the case of petro1etlin,
LUMBAGO,
.A NOVA SCOTIA MAN HAS
FOUND A SURE REMEDY.
Claims That Lumbago Can Be
Cared. -He Himself Sad Suffer-
ed for 25 Years. -Hope for Ap-
parently Hopeless Cases,
Economy Point, N.S.-May 5. -
(Special) -'121r. George S. Mr.Laugh-
lin, of this place, da910s to have
found a remedy which will cure any
case of Lumbago.
Mir. McLnughli t111280lf his been •a
great 9u.11erlr ... . x, and
has sought relit', in very many treat-
idents gild remedies.
At last however he came across a
medicine which completely cured him.
and which be cla)1ns any su1erel•
from Lumbago should ho told of.
ale says :-
'2 was troubled mitt) Lame Back
for 25 years or more. Sometimes it
was 80 severe I could not turn my -
s 11f in bed.
"A slight cold or hard lifting
would bring on a fearful attack and
give me awful pain.
"I had tried many medicines and
treatments, but never found any-
thing to do 111e any good until I
heard, of Dodd's Midney Pills.
'My brother, who kept a small
grocery store and sold 'some medi-
cines, told mo that he had heard
that they had cured a great many
people .try
Lumbago, and he advised
rue to try them.
"I commenced a treatment and ie
a short time all the paid left my
back and it became as stout and
strong as ever.
"Wonderful to say 'f. have had no
return of the terrible Lumbago
ni11Ce.
" It i3 .11 ty S01110 ;reals 1,111(10 0 was
cured, and I have :.'aid nothing about
It, for I was afraid it would come
bade, and that 1 would have to
keep on using the Pills in order to
be wolL
"But now I am satisfied it is gone
forever, and know that T nm safe in
malting tide public rietelnent.
"1 believe Docici's /Kidney rills will
cure any case of I,un(hngo or Lama
Rank. for they helped 1110 out and
nobody could have it. north worm)
than 1 had."
Mrs. henpeck (bantering) -"That
old name of )nine hes become so at-
tentive that I. fancy he's like Lo ('2111
a10a3r with me," I7cnpeck-"I'd just
11lm t0 see him do it."
TO crag A COLLI 08 ON PAT.
Take Leandro Stem Quinine Tablets. A 1
druggists refund the mono? 12 lb falls i0 euro
ID. W. Groves signature is on cath box, Sao.
Mrs. Cr tv
at ford -'.7 suppose you
5111502 it great deal tikes' your dye,.
popsia 7" 118's, Crabshaw-"Not
half as much as .1. did 1911011 my hus-
band had it,"
The sun is 1* times us hoal',v ns
WI bulk of water, and tv01(1(1 0uL-
weigh 326,000 of our planet.
Monkey Brand Soap cleans 112121111)
utensils, Steel, iron and lintyare,
knives end fonts, and n11 icfu(15 '22
cutlery
New 1t0onun'---"ls this 1011 the soap
there is in. the room ?" Landlady
(decidedly) -"Yes, sir ; all 1 0nn
allow you 1" Newrltoomar-''Well,
7'11 tale two rooms more (2)1(1 have
two more pieces. 1'vc got to wash
tae in the *morning."
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ere matte from the best pigments,
pure oil and turpentine ; wear
better than white lead, more
ecolomleal, easier to work, beau-
tiful colors, handy packages, and
at the right price for the beat
paints.
Drop us a card and ask for elif
BOOKLET "IC." 101U0111. O
allowing• . how Donne 11011108 are
painted.
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A. R>��iSiiv & SON, '
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If you havo any to sell let us have your price, Co,b,, stating quantity.
The DAWSON OONINLISS!ON 00., Limited, TORONTO
Consignments Solicited.
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725fat ask E d i '011 porky pane,. and
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baxes,notorted colors '
oath boil oontatnlng
about 600tn(tt0heo:-
three boxes In amok.
age,
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Odorless.
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A Lighter y t: arches
"There's been another engage-
ment," said young Mr. Holley, who
had been rending the latest war
news. "Oh, dear," sighed Mils
Frocks, "I wish I could be i0 one."
And in a few minutes she nits right
in one. For Over Sixty Years
Mas. WINSLAw'a 008mnNo $rnvr Iles been used by
millions of mother. for Oar children abile teethiaz.
lt)mthea the child .uncus the urs, ,Love pain pure,,
�u ,
b' et Nolte regulates Pia the a. Pave and he cen and Is the
olt remdru for , throughout 't the world 31,, , e et d
Reid L7 d 112. 2tr throuxhoue the r;ortd. ne etre nod
ret for"D1 ns. tt'Ivatutv1pOTliaNu ora Ut:"
"A lean is known by his emits'
declared the irrepressible orator, 15'110
wa0 addressing a large and enthusi-
astic
1)1022i-astic audience, "Yours must be '1.
gas 100r1t8,'' shouted a rude, uncul-
tured person, who occupied a back
For Oslo by "F
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THE 510ST POPULAR D0NTIFn1OS
CALVERT'S
CARBOLIC
TOOTH
POWDER.
Preserves the tooth. Sweetens the breath.
Strengthens the game
TO PRINTERS
FOR SALE. -Tura e-reuelution CampbeI
Scat. I
Presses, bad 00x56 inches. Splendid
- - " order. Prion 31,600 each. Terms easy,
Stop. the Corea 1 S. FRANK WILSON
rind tooth). err the Cold. r
Laxntive Brame -Quinine Tablets cure a cold 1 73 1Yost Pdelaltle St., Tor'anto
in ono cloy. 1110 Cnre, No Pay. Prion 16 cents,
The ?loyal Duel: at Portsmouth,
with all area of 2173 acres, is the
largest in England.
Deafness Cannot he Cured
q local npslicntiOns, an they eannetrenah the
diseased portion of the oar. There /goal? oat
way to caro 48520 v0, and that is by C0ns21111.
clonal rnnlod100. D0)fneae 1. ceased by an
awned condi' ion ofthomerrily; lining oftho
(iso anhtan Tube. when this tubo in in.
lamed you have ante-Me09 somtd or Miele
feet hearing. and 'anion it is entiroly closer:
den/nose Is the resell. Dud 1(11100, lbs inflate•
leaden can be Wt. u ,Alt and this tuborestured
eo
114 normal cnndititn,heating 99111 be do.
-frayedf.,revor: nine MOOS out 0( ton aro
9:usedbycwhtoh is nothing but an in.
teamed malt: ion of the muco,),, SIT 171¢•0'.
We wilt giro One hundred Dollnre for an?
°090 of Deafness (roused by enterrhl that can
n t be atone by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Send
or alccularo, free.
1". J. CFI 1.b 9' Y k 00., eseces4 o
Sold by DPuggist',f71e.
rdatl'anuntrPltl tow be<1.
Airs. lieuharu-"S'0tt u((.21 to say
that 1. was the tipple of your eye."
Ilenhaul-"9\'011, what of it 1" Airs,
11Cn11« 1n -"Nothing -except that: y)U
21011' s(rm 10 C1100 0.0 much Por fruit
as you once (lull'
Mlnard's lielme^f rot sale emotive
ere
"No mall with any 801180 tat. 1111
10001)) (1.pproc0 of y0111' nrti011s,"
said iho 011gry 1111111:M12, "Hal, ply
111.)1•," (111)1(ly inquired 1i% hotter
half, "hon' do you know uhal, u.
1utu1 wi111 any eens1'. 9000111 too ?'
Mleard's liniment Cures Burns) etc,
Wii.L CUM
di11)0ulty of
broot Mug,
tightness of
the a test, wasting away of flesh, throat
Ironb es consumption, coughs, catarrh,
colds, pneumonia and pleurisy.
A SAMPLE FRE1 137 MAIL to every sufferer.
Put: AIo is far sale by all druggists at
$f,00 per large bottle, and is cents for
small bottle, or direct from
T111, PC1.-110 CO„ TORONTO. ONT.
BOYS BRIGADES
tinInstruments,Bugles, gist, FfiOt, Ort,mg, Caps, etc.
EVERY TOWN OR SCHOOL
Can haven Fl 6 and Drum Or Bugle 0x011,
Lowest prices eVerminted.Illustrated
p
pace -list
t
molted fine. Write for \"r llhstUS10
or M10h1C,ti, INS )'It1,11} y 1'S.
WHALEY, ROM O CO,, I Iitllicd
Winntpeil, Man. Toront), Canada
ARPET DYEJN
and C: cauina. Tills is s sp,0)0111' 4412, 01.
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BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO..
Send part hullers by po.t and we are cure to salt,fr.
Address 001 1)11, Montreal.
Dominion Line Steamships
Montreal to Liverpool, }too(on W later.
Pool. Portland to Liverpool. Via Queens.
town.
Largo and bast Steamships. Superior sucommetlntlpp.
ter alt dance of Py&'ocntnr$. Saloons and Htatereenet
are amidships. Special attention has been saran tohe
Second Saloon and Third•Claee accommodation. or
r➢)eantta'asuge and all pertl0nlars, apply to guy at 61
of the Company. of
Richards, 20(110 3 (1,,
77 deato81. Suttonn.hTnmrnk(dNo
rden&
RELIABLE NTS WANTED
We tout let o(a9' trustworthy Imo and women In
cry
.,,taatut•.1410 ! lon)P or rnehtgortdos
era05nI Iunteartod.uuh('c,t,n inl(aewx
lip m enn,p(ruo,u Vlaooa tlitnnttbout ike
1,x11 nod country. K,nadr employment tont rcund,
'oma elSes or 061.1,. $03•oo per Month 1204
lh)Write , 5 an errrrnd 5110Pot,Ioy.
50,11. for par,)unlen. rostoNes but 337,
:11TE9NAT10Nf,L 1215111)11 00., L01221. ONT.
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1 U00 011end(ns. This Salm of (Mout preparation
is positively rho greatest heeling voracity known.
{ F. 11, nura)oy & 00
, nrug(let0, Sena/leis, ay 1-
n Oifoudine s oollir • wail. A ovatattier r000nt)y
pu ah asd (Ivo bozos et aco. ase auama
I eery. WahteitlyroeommandIV, .
2 to, erugg)ots, or
11)0ad1d0 Oa„ Toronto.
To Cure Ary Sores
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bine 'itn ab
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140111 Iy
safe coeur'.
ity with a•
p, 0111111110
1'e)11111 f(11' tile money .
1112(Wted. They are issued in.
.. stuns of 9(24(1 nnul 1p10ards,
• • ion' tonne of one, two, three,.
•• four or lite yel.'8, (.1111 inter-
est tat the raft of
• FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM
•• Acc1'a9H from the de1t0 on
wl" e
I i tt the money sreceived
i.
by the ltwupn.ny
Write for furl hot 'Morino -;4
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