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SCENES IN-CIII7tL1fC1L'' ?i11�ND.
been Work ill Atenor lu Facrtoriea
of Widnes, iii; ng1alia
All the' way, from`'"Fairyland" to
rrliealtown" range :the nio'lr$i$ames.
Which have keep given to the town •
of Widnee,- in England, by eminent
visitors to =bide strange, busy little
woe:Id where oheeniatiy is king..
The ,very atmaephei e, has a vivid,
artificial q iality'tat Makes ib dif-,
j ^ferent from other'atlllospheires The
fatitisi'le,s.send Oatgz*eat volumes -of
vain colored \e,molre, winch help to,
make the.bralliant cheinioal•:sunsete
fou which'+1ie town"'le'matedi Tlie
workmen, many of them, go to
theix toil attired in strapge looking
costumes to protectthem teom the
fumed of the gases which they must
inhale - during their work. They
leek like beings W, from 'another
sphere or litre weird warriors armed
for conflict with demons of the un-
derworld. •
"Wi,dn'es'-and the chemical trades•
stand far each other'," All sorts`
of oheinioal conipounds which are
e used to perfect the products of
r. other'fttcetoriee are sent out from the
O town: Morealkali is sentout -from
is Widnes than from anywhere 'else in
e the , world; Great quantities of
e soda oompounds are manufactured
to be used in paper works. The
e eottoti mills send to Widen—.stir.
their bleaching mate hdis,"the. pot-;
teras -'gel, their glazing materials
f`from the Mown. Mining engineers
depend on Widnes for the cyanide
process which extracts the gold
from its ore. • Hundreds of other
substances, such as wall distempers,
nitrp-glycerine and baking powder
are made in Widnes, wholly or in
part.
The name "Helltown" was con-
e ferred upon the place by.a. journal-
ist who once visited it and wool -me -
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ribly impressed by the chemical
factories. A scientist of equal em-
inence with the. journalist took the
opposite ..point of view and was E'o
delighted :with all :the extraordinary
processes which were to. be seen in,
the'sllops that he called the place
"Fairyland." The town is a flour-
ishing. one. The , workmen make
good wages, and in some of the
worst trades have short hours, but
even so, their liver are shortened
or by the unnatural atmosphere which
✓ they inhale.
Among those who have the most.
hardships to endure in connection
r I. with their work are the bleaching
powder packers, • who breathe
through twenty-four thicknesses of
flannel, wear goggles and calico
clothing around which brown paper.
is tightly wrapped. This is neces-
sarily because, these men mast enter
the chambers in which chloride gas
is ltu•rned-on lime:It'aged to he a
tradition that nothing green could
grow within 'three miles of Witloes,
ce but the inhabitants, who are very
es. loyal to their unique dwelling place,.
point Proudly to their large and
flourishing public park, whose ver-
dant foliage disproves this tracli-
tion. There are 30,000 persons in
the town, The men work either . in
the chemical .factories or in iron or
copper works.
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BABY'S OWN TABLETS
BANISH CASTOR OIL
Once a mother uses Baby's Own
Tablets she will never again . use
Castor oil, that barbarous purga-
tive which all children' loath. The
Tablets are a gentle laxative; ple'a-
sant to take and are absolutely the
best medicine a mother can give her
little ones. Concerning them Mrs.
Hector Blanchette, l,ouville, Que.,
writes: 'rI have need Baby's Own
Tablets in place of castorr oil and
am well satisfied with them.'' The
Tablets are. sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents' a box from
-The Dr. Williams' Medicine Go.,
Brockville, Ont.
THE CHANNEL TUNNEL - AGAIN
First Mile Was Completed, Work
Then Abandoned.
Thirty-two yeara ago the first
mile of the English Ohannel •tunnel
was completed. Travellers saw vi-
sions of soon being able to dodge
the rough .sea trip between Dover
e and Calais. But the invasion bogey
seized .the military authorities in
England; Parliament would nob let
the construction proceed,
Each sucooseivo,oar that the .pro
jeer was proposed alarmists arose
to picture the French making wee of
the'tunnel to land en army in Eng-
land. Parliament regularly refused
itsapproval, notwithstanding ;that
the promoters devised schemes
whereby :the' pressing of an electric
button on- English ,'soil mould -put
the tunnel out of comanission in war
trine.
To -day that first mile of fennel is
'all that bas been clone 'toward'bor-
ing beneath the English Channel.
,But ;the project is alive and is com-
ing before the :(louse of Commons
again with prospects brighter than
ever' refore. France and Engliand
are.'ou cordial terms and the inva
sicn bogey is no longer acute.
Engineers say that the ±diineli•ng
t]iroiigli the irtipet'raoitis:•clialk of the
ebannel bed ceuld,h•e easily ace ne
pliehed by a::ibosin'g;mracbine:hunt
on: the :plan -:tif a huge earpenter's
bit, and the tunnel afterward's lined
With steel. The route is about 23
miles, which, if courpleked, ,would
constitute the longest,under-winter
tunnel in the world. The cost is
estimated at 'about $80,000,000.•
While trlavelling on 'a -"steamboat
a notorious, card-harpeu', who
wish -
,ed to get into the good graces of a
,c"le,cR',yitua4l who was on board, said
to the reverend gentlelnan "1
.eboudcl very much like le hear one
'of yotey seemo:ni, eir." ''AVell,"re-
plied. the clergyman, "you could
have heard me last Sunday if ,yon
haci been Where you should home
been:'i ''Whe1e washat then?"
r 1n the county jaiI," leas the 'an -
a ai Efect :oa I eIl�al�a
TlirobliifE POOH Goes Q1IiC11y
A YEAS` SUFFERER ,CURED
R'
"NERY'1LINE!'
No .person reading..tliis (meed ever
again suffer long from' Illeuralgig, -
.Nerviline will , quickly cure .,tile';
worst Neuralgia; and Mrs,' G Evan$;
in her strong, letter written -froth B.nrs'
ae.A postaofliO3, says;- 'One lo3g Yeai',
»the"Iongest of my; ilte was'aiiii eu :.
tir els` given up , te.treating am-saea
at$aclrsog NeuralS4a 'rhe':agony
"experienced dninug' tome tg; the bad'.
attacks was simpl"y unn'tentionable, :To'
use -remedies- by the Score without:
permanentrelief was mighty die -come
aging. Al. luv
last I put my faith in Ner-:
vfltne -I read of the wonderfulepain-
subduing power it posseseed and made
up bay. Mind to prove it valuable or
useless. Nerviline at once ;eased the
pain and cured the headache, Cora
tinuous treatment with this .magic;:.
..working remedy `cured . me entirely,.
and I have -ever since stayed Weil"
Mrs. khan's case Is but on,e of.hun-
dreds-that might be auote,a•, :Nervl-
line is a speclfle for all nerve, realaelt.
lar or joint pain. It gulekly cures'
neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, lame
back, neuritis and rheumatism. Fortyyears in use,., and to -day -the emost
widely used liniment in the Domin-
fon. Don't take anything but "Nei,
villne "' which any dealer anywhere
can supply itt Large ,60n, - 1u,}ty, size
-hett:Iee, or.:1a _ •our li 26e, trial size
• "MARE'S TWIN"
An American Girl in •Englaad Sizes'
Up Princess Mary.
"A princess in her fresh young
teens, with blue eyes ,and golden
hair, saunde like quite a; fairy-tale
soli of creature, doesn't she?" an
A..enerican girl in England, who had
recently had, several; opportunities
to observe the royal family at close
range, .wrote home the other day,
"Well, Princess Mary is .sixteen,
a rosy blonde, and is blessed with
glorious, shining hair, which, after
•the Euglish fashion for girls in
their middle teens, still streams
loose over her shoulders much of
the tittle. "'She has, undeniably,
marked points of 'beauty; but she is
not beautiful, and does not even
strike you as pretty, ,although -if
somebody who knew how could
catch her and dress her, it might be
a different story. But taste in dress
was not a characteristic of her
grandmother, Queen Victoria, or of
her mother, Queen Mary; end she
is said to take after both of them,
with the' added draeabacic that she
doesn't care about clothes anyway,
and considers them just a bother.
That mightn't' he a drawback, after
all, if it meant that her dress-
makers were allowed a free hand;
but they are not. Queen Mary has
decided ideas, and disapproves the
present styles., and the duds the
court dressmakers evolve under her
direction are simply awful l Lady
—, who knows, tells me that the
London modistes actually hate to
have the court eus,toan, instead of
being proud of it, and never let
their more ,stylish eu'itomers know,
if they can 'help it, that they have
nratde gowns for the Queen and
Princess l
"On horseback,—riding habits
can't be easily out of taste,—canter-
big gracefully beside her father in
the park (for she and the I{'ing are
inseparable riding companions),
Princess Mary really does look both
pretty and princessy enough to sat-
isfy our republican ideals for, since
we regard royalties as ornamental
merely,- we quite naturally demand
more of thein in that line than
their eubjeote do. But on- formal
occasions, she fails to look the part
as well; she bas an air both stiff
and shy; and, if it's anything out
of doors, not Sairey Garnp herself
could olin;g more passionately to
her decrepit green unibrell' than
does the Princess to her neat, cor-
rect, tightly rolled, eminently pro-
per, but somehow linroyal and dis-
illusioning umbrella."
Perhaps, with time and maturity,
the little lady may acquire more of
the superficial graces whose absence
royalty snakes always disappoint-
ingly conspicuous, Perhaps, a iso.
her more than British devotion to'
her umbrella may wane. At present
it is so marked that as all England
has Iearned with'a while, her bro-
thers commonly refer to it as
"Mary's twin."
Does Your Mead Ache
With Catarrh?
HAVE YOU SORE. NOSTRILS, WA-
TERY EYES, MUCOUS DROP-
PINGS 1NrTHE STOMACH.
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CATARRHOZONE WILL CURE•Y`
OU.
For the first time in the history of.
medicine, a treatment for the cure of
Catarrh endorsed by the medical pro-
fession bas been given to the public.
Hundreds of patent medicines have
been advertised, but never before has
the legitirnnte physician In good stand-
,ing,reconntended the free use of a Ca-
tarrhal remedy, ,
The merit of Caaart•hozone Is so un-
questioned, its cures so numerous, as
,to.entitle it to,rank as the one retnedy
bY, which-Catarral disease In the
head, nose s,nd throat can he reached
MO cured. The eines of Catarrhozone
are permanent. Even those blinding
he idaches,, that , stuffed -up . feeling In
the noseand forehead, are relieved h>;.
(lye minutes.. Chest pains and dis-
charge of nauseating matter is stop.
ped. And just think of this—you stop.
bawlring—you no longer snuffle or gag
--beeauee ;Oatarrbozoue heals and
soot'he•s away all irritation •an+4 con-
gestton. ,
Wiry delay? By using Catttrrll.ozone
to -day you start on the wayto health,
ou
Ca
tarrhozd
ne-
will make and keep you
free from every trace of coke, throat,
ches,t, of catarrhal trouble; has, done
it `for thousands, Why not for you?
Large size lasts two rnouths, costs
$1,00; small else, 5C'c, Alt deniers or
by mail from 'the Catarrhozone Co.,
.Buffalo, N.Y., and :Kingston, Out.
Did -we ever 'hear: of a married
mttn who flattered 'his, wife,
Minar•
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SIR LIONEL CARDEN,
The 'British A'mbassador t'o Mexico
is here shown posing for newepapar
photographers oh. his arrival.' at
Washington, where he conferred with
Preeldent Wilson concerning the
Mexicana .situation.. Sir Lionel de-
clared that in hie opinion the Huerta
Government was just as strong as
oven
When a Woman Suffers
With Chronic Backache
There Is Trouble Ahead..
Constantly .on their feet, attending
to the wants of a large and exacting
family, women often break down
with nervous exhaustion. •
In the stores; factories, and on, a
farm are weak, ailing women, dragged
down withtorturing backache and
bearing down pains.
-Such suffering isn't natural, but it's
dangerous, because due to diseased
kidneys.
The dizziness, insomnia, deranged
menses and other symptoms of kidney
complaint can't euro tbemselves, they
require the assistance of Dr, Hamil-
ton's Pills which go direct to the seat
of the trouble.
To give vitality and power to the
kidneys, to lend aid' to the bladder.' and
liver, to free the blood of poisons,
probably there is no remedy so suc-
cessful as Dr. Hamilton's Pills,' i1'or
all womanly irregularities their• merit
is wall known.
Because of their mild, soothing, and
healing effect, Dr. Hamilton's Pills are
safe, and are recommended for girls
and women of all ages, 23 cents per
box at all dealer's. Refuse any sub-
stitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Miut-
drake and Butternut:
PLANTS C'AN SEE AND AFAR.
So Declares Famous French lIorti-
cultilrist.
M. Jean Viaud-Bivant, who is
one of the most famous French hor-
ticulturists, ` has just published a
little book on flowers, in which he
advances the theory that flowers
both eee and .hear. As a young
man, he says, he began to study
flowers, for which' he has always had
a passion, and he sought to "under
stand the intimate life" of the
blooms -which' he cultivated. 'Whet:
be saw' the growing plant reach ottt-
toward the necessary support he
asked himself whether the action
was the result of volition, and whe-
ther the plant had eyes.
M. Viaud-1}ruant is now appal,.
ently convinced that flowers both
hoar and 'see, There are some that
are sensitive to anaesthetic sub-
stances, other in »articular, which
suggests the existence of a, nervoms
s,ysboin, "like,that:of is nervous wo-
man,"
oelan," And ho would even credit
them with something analogous to
the power of speech.
''Otto knows," he writes, ``that
the perfume of flowers is a inanifes-
bation of -vegetable life, a living
radiation,' Perfume"is gats much ei
vibration as an olfactory sensation.
The perfume is the .voice of the
flower; a''bollquet is a ii•oid.less re -
mance. Each perfume, or rather,'
ealh odorous sensation, corres-
ponds with a certain note of vibra-
tion ; there is -an analogy between
the perceptions of sound, light and
scent. The strung, scent cori,'es
ponds. with the cleep'notes, while the
delicate odors correspond -with the
shrill dotes."
Piles Cured in a to 14 Days '
Druggists refund ..money if FA,ZO
OINI5rflNT' Jails to cure itchin$ 10103,or i rotruding• Pitts. •$'lest sepiloallenn
g1tes relief. 60e•
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.Chat girl h'a.s, prettyla.air,„
marked; the yoiieg .niers '"Yee,”
said the damsel he was with, "and
site has Borne at ,home brat is even
prettier."
An Irish laboeer.'once went to
Grlasgovv: As the was- walking up the
l
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1 aCLoi' ::
t ]alliin i
c crit 111
h lack on
g,
e
i
his beak and a,,blacl tlSoaan stick
the ongl1 it, a Sc063,rn110 same np to
lin,i, saying, "Well; Pitt, hew diel
the potatoes .gro-g. do Ir'el'and fbi its
year 1", Pah looked itt him, took the
pack'off ;his back, draw the blank
tihorn f.rarn it, gave hire a blow on
the Head,, knocicing him to the
ground 'saying, "That is one orf.
-the stalks .for you, and yon can
judge for ,yourself the Size' of the
potatoes,."
Quick Cure For
His. Rheumatism
ROBERT J. PYLE FOUND IT IN
DODID'S RIDNEY PILLS.
kk'e Sintered for a Year,. but His
Return to :Ifeaith was Quick and
His Crlre Cemplefe.
13orug Louis, Que., March
(Special). —'ldow quickly ' Dodd's
Kidney Pills will cure Automatism
andother forma of Kidney Disease
when taken in, the early stages is
shown in the ease of Mr. Eobt. Jt
Pyle, a well-knottn farmer living
near here.
In an interview Pier. Pyle says:
"Working in cold, wet weather was
the chine of my trouble, and for
about a year I 'had occasional
cramps in the muselee and stiffness
in,th,e joints.:1 wasoften dizzy and
felt:,depress•ed and lour spirited. I
was nervous and my skinitched and
'burned at night
"When Iiheumatia'nz was finally
added to my ills I decided to try.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, .,.One hex
cured hue completely, and I have
had no return of my ±rouble. r,
Dodd's Kidney Pilis cured' Mr.
,Pyles; Rheumatism because it was
oaueed by sick- Kidneys, Dodd's
Kidney Pills always cure sick Kid-
neys, If you have any ,two of Mr.
Pyle's symptoms," you; have sick
'Kidneys and' you need Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills.
SIIACIILETON HAS THE FUNDS
Sir Iriiest Refuses to Discuss Ails.
trian Explorer's Priority Claim..
A cable from London eays : Sir
Ernest Shaoklcton has now eeoured
$250,000 which was needed to carry
out his exploring trip across' the
Antarctic, continent in the south,
He wants 550,000 more to have a
margin for the supporting parties.
The government has given $50,000,
while anonymous persons have of-
fered 5100,000 as a free gift; an. -
other person offered $175,000 for the
cinematograph rights, but the ex-
plorer said this remains to be de-
cided,
Sir Ernest Shackleton is working
fifteen hours a day at the prepara-
tions, and he is obliged to postpone
his intended trips to America and
Norway owing to .the demand made
upon him.
He declines todiscuss any fur-
ther the Austrian explorer Koenig's
claim to priority of the Was in. fix-
ing Weddel Sea, as a base, insisting
that he mentioned this intention
soon after his last return from the
Antarctic, whereas Koenig claims,
to have published his plan only last'
May.
Whether the Austrians go there
or nob, Sir Ernest Shackleton say's,
is a clatter of indifference to him.
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liswlrebww. N.B... Sept. let, 1905. ,.
Cheek.
Old Riclileigh-''So you want to
marry my daughter. What are your
prospects, may I ask "
Suitor—"Excellent, sir, if I get
her, I know you'll do the handsome
thing for us."
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes.
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Fain. Drugg'gists, Sell
Morino Stye Remedy, Liquid'', 25c, 50e.
Morino Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25c, 50a. Eye Books Pres by Mail.
An are Tonisased for ANNM.the N..d Cork
Murimo Eye . -Remedy Co., Chicago
chore are some good husbands,
but most of them are dead.'
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia..
"tints to 'Debtors.
"H'as Owens ever paid back that
510 you loaned hien a year ago '1"
"Ole, yes; he borrowed 525 more'
off me last week, and only took
515."
tow ;Colonist Reams to Pacific 'Coast
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Seattle, Victoria; Vancouver. 'Kootenay
District. and Canadian Northwestuointe.
Through. Tonriet sleepers and free re•
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routes.. Liberal etapovers.' For' full in-
formation as to rates,.a•outa and114era-
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It's:e.asier to borrow trouble than
it is to give it away.
Minard's Liniment Cares Dandruff.,
Wilnted--An Oeaupetion.
The'e are two •reasons why some
people don't mind their own busi-
ness. One- is that they haven't any
mind, tlhe o'the,r that they haven't
an,y burliness.
Regu,larit,' �.- of the bowels is an absolute necee-
sits for good health:. Unless the
waste matter from the food which
'
there r '
collects o e Is of rid'
at /east
t.
once a day, 1C decays y and poisons the
whole body, caieingbiliousness, indi
gestion and sick headaches. Salts
and other harsh mineral purgatives.
irritate the delicate lining of the'.
bowels. Dr, -Morse's Iridian. Root
Pills—entire( vegetable—regulate'
the bowels effectively without weak-
ening,sickening oor griping. Use
Dr. Morse's BO
III2cl a>f] Poot ,Pints
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Wi111S!III'S TO 11713L. COME' E1NC;;
French Military and Naval Demon
stridiot! A11'aits,„Uit lll,ajt sty:
A . squadron of French warships
will act as an escort to the .British
royal ,yacht which brings Kiirg
G,eorge.and- (been Mary across, the
channel next Morrth, and thele will
be an imposing 'military and naval'
demonstration in their honor,, when
they reach French ,soil Every pia- 1.
caution, will betaken to see that the i.
Visit of therm lilajestios is unmarred
by 15 is_nglo Unpleasant incident.
While there is nothing to inrllcat '
any activity on the -part of the a:n-
aschi„ts, every known member of
rho sleds will: he kop't undet close'
surveillance until the royal visitors
have returned home.
The 'militant suffragette
gette colony
in Paris is regarded' as more a'
source of danger than the alma-,.
ohists. Word has, reached : the po-
'Hee- that ' the Pankhurstites are
planning a demonstration ,but they
will have a e.ma11 chance of a.ccom-
plishing anything. The French po- •
Tice ane not eo tender in dealing,
with such mattems as the ,English.
On the principal that an ounce' of
prevention is worth a pound 01 cure,
they do not wait for an overt act
before theytake' a hand,..
4 R•
DON'T HAVE RHEUMATISM
CE' OIN PILLS NOW.
and be tree of pain all winter. Mr.
rte iort }Vdlaon. of Hardlield, N,P., says:
"It elfards ere gresob pleasure to convey
not only to you but also to ail sufferers
from Backache and Ithcumatiom, the
great relief I have obtained from the use
0f Gin Pills. I feel thankful to. you. 1
recommend GIN PILLS tp wnyono-sulfer-
iiig as I did."
.600. a Box, 6.far $2,50, Sample Free if you
write National Drug & Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, Poroato.,
Danger of Contagion.
When Bobby's motherreturned
from her chapping, ohe found her
small son in a fine rage, and the
pretty nursemaid in tears.
"Wheat is the matter now?" ask-
ed the mother.
"Sure, ma'am, he's remain' be-
cause I wouldn't leave. him go to
play with the Burton'' children,"
said Nora. "And it wasil',t that I
wanted to deny him, but Aire. Bur. -
ton .called
ur=ton-called across they was having
charades, and I didn't know,
ma'am, whether Bobby had ever
had them of not!"
Brit Re Didn't Go, Even Tlien.
"I wish I coact read your
thoughts,'' lie calci,
"So ,clo I," ,she replied, with a
h alf stiflled yawn. "It's so un-
pleasant eometime's'fto have to say
what one Itrhinks,"
It sometimes lrappeats that a girl
who has narrowly escaped matri-
mony is to bo congratulated.
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'True 'love is never' too good to
be true.
Minard's LinimentN Cures Burns, Eli,
WISE AND OTHERWISE,.
The big fish in the sca can't he
caught on small hooks. -
All bets are on sure things, but
some' are sure to lose.
Few leen can remain cool when
they encounter afrost.
It is perfectly ,safe to trust the
devil to collect what is due him.
Girls make up their complexions
before trying to make up quarrels.
Each inmate of a lunatic asylum
firmly believes that all the other in-
mates aro crazy, .
If wishes wore automobiles walk-
ing would not merely be unsafe --it
would be impossible;
Bright future prospects :sometime
so dazzle the eyes that present ad-
vantages cannot be seen.
Some people have the faculty of
being disappointed ab not getting
something they never expected.
The dollar that you diel not ex-
pect is larger than the'ten dollars
that, you knew you 'would .get.
Ignorance may be bliss, but the
fellow in a ;position to enjoy its ase -
vantages does not know enon.gh to
know
The man wh,aclairee everything in,
sight is in trouble when the ar't'icle
under diem:ashen is stolen peeper -by.
The- results,iseeun_iso show 'that
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