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aPPed WY. Waves of the
Atlantic.
Fredericton, N.B fair- hid
000 sUrplus, just the -amount
mortgage placed 'en the fair
ng a year ago.'
e domestic servants from the
°matey who were going to
e Edward Island, were cap -
by Halifax matrons and in-
to take situations there.
body of Alexander Donald-
ormerly chief engineer of the
er Beatrice, was found float -
the harbor at Halifax. He
been missing since February
polide force of St. Joh
was called to a hotel wh
st said his gold watch
stolen. The police found
in the man's room, wh
° been mislaid.
n S. McLean, of St. Jo
had his thigh broken in
nobile accident. He was sm
cigar when the accident h
, and when rescuers pie
he was still smoking it.
the Sydney, C.B., coal mi
:red had laid down to rest on
hor ay track. Seven cars flu
ch Scotia coal ran over h.
.rst ge to say, a few stitches in
alt his head was all the &et
ea needed.
aft old Sears, of Harper's Bro
eful went partridge shooting.
rn d, the trigger of his g
in in some twigs and the wes,
de as discharged. Sears lo
iref fingers, part of his cheek a
.oist ht of an eye.
it • I. John, N.B., Judge Ar
held that a typewritten w
fte geed in law. Custom,
ect'ads it so, Recorder Baxter
hea on to the will was thus eve
wi nd the will of Miss Eliza:be
fa, rick admitted to probate.
purchased the Fest
,ic in St. John, N.B., f
iix and will remodel the larg
'eliding standing thereon f
their uptown offices. An on
$75,000 will likely be nece
efore the building is rea
up alley.
Scotia sailmakers are ge
enty of work these days, ow
the strike of union saiImak-
Gloucester Mass. At Yea. -
it is estimated that
n 30,000 and 35000 yards of
have been ordered macleup
ide concerns.
am n nicknamed "the million
special" pulled into Char-
vn, P.E.I., recently. The
arried 62 of the most vain-
ack foxes in the world, which
)eing transferred from the
ranch at Hillsboro to the
rich at Charlottetown.
eummer spent in salving
lot goes of wrecked -sErpr---au-
ste of St. Pierre and' Mique-
e steamer Isaac M. Veasey
,urn -1 to Halifax. Hee car -
ids almost entirely of brass
her of the more valuable
picked up from the hulls of
ships.
cillor Isaac Morrison, of
bury, N.S., accidentally
s hogs an expensive meal.
feeding them when in some
his wallet containing $300
his pocket into the trough.
s pounced on the wallet,
ore the councillor could re -
he bills were so chewed up
but about $100 were a to-
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superintendent of the I.C.
effect that, as train's have
king such "wretched time"
future no excuse but that
ident will be accepted for
behind schedule. The bul-
: "Trains must make run-
, and if the men in charge
le to do so, you will have
-he master mechanic to
emen who will."
T reports from St. Pierre
tion to unique features of
Ii fisheries on thb New -
banks. The industry is
old, and methods have
mt little since its inaep-
year 10,500 ' fishermen
ged:, manning 300 vessels,
in Normandy and Brit -
y' leave Prance in March
requiring from 14 to 45*
0 Voyage. The fishermen
hares, and the average
it'$160 for eeven inen.thei'
work. 'Strangely enough,
s of the sea appear eon -
heir lot.
just as sympathetic as
they haven't the knack
it.
UNCLE JOE'S WRITING.
Uncle Joe Cannon writes a very
illegible hand, aid when a member
of the United States Congress re-
ceived a letter from him one day he
was able to read but a single word.
fie disliked to bother. Mr. Cannon,,
so he went to several friendamong
the congressmen and finally the
letter, except for one word, was
made out. .
This word seemed very inapor-
tent, as it was. underlined, but as
neither the 'congressman nor his
friends could make it out he
thought he would consult Mr. Can-
non himself. He told him of his
trouble in reading the letter and
explained that with help from sev-
r Looks
l'te Satisfy You?
YO. olor Is Rad, If You Suffer
teem Pimples, Here Is
Good Advice.
Flu Results in Two Weeks.
Cuticurd Sodp
dud unmet
Tonight rub your scalp lightly with
Cuticura Ointment. In the morn-
ing shampoo with Cuticura Soap.
No other emollients do so much for
dry, thin and falling hair, dandruff
and itching scalps, or do it so speed-
ily; agreeably and economically.
Full directions in every package.
Colic= Soap and Ointment are sold throughout
the world. A liberal sample of each, with 52 -page
booklet on the care and treatment of the skin and
scalp, sent poet -free. Address Potter Drug d; Chem.
Corp., Dept. 17D, Boston, tr. S. A.
Not .Necessary Now.
"Why, Tommy," exclaimed the
Sunday school teacher, "don't you
say your prayers every night before
you go to bed?" "Not any more,"
replied Tommy; "I aster when I
slept in a folding bed, though."
Bear Island, Aug. 26, 1913.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs.—Your traveller is here to -day
and we are getting a largo quantity of
your MINARD'S LINIMENT. We find it
the beet Liniment on the market making
no exception. We have been in business
13 years and have handled all kinds, IAA
have dropped them all but yours; that
sells itself; the others have to be pushed
to get rid of,
W. A. FIAGERMAN.
Horticulturist. •
Knieker—How do -you remember
to water the plants when your wife
is away?
Booker—Ikeep 'em. in the bath
tub.
LIQUID SULPHUR mires ECZEMA ef-
fectively and permanently.
Unnecessary.
"You ought to brace up and show
your wife who is running things at
your house."
"It isn't necessary. She knows."
.....qlstard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
Economy.
Persevering Percy (who has just
paid a begging visit to a neighbor-
ing house)—Strike me pink, 'Enery,
if that ain't the most poverty-
stricken 'ouse I ever struck. Why,
blow me, if there ain't two ladies
playin' on the same pianner.
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Marine Eye Remedy, Liquid., 25c, 50c.
Murtha Eye Salve in Aseptic Tube*,
25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An rye Tonle Stood for All Eyes that usso.c.ro
&twice Eye It eased)! Co., Chicago
There is nothing purer than hon-
esty ; nothing sweeter than charity;
nothing warmer than love; nothrng
richer than wisdom; nothing
brighter than virtue; nothing more
steadfast than faith.
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If you would be popular make
others belieye•they know morethan
you.
Mr. Joseph Cannon.
eral other members of the House
he had made out all but- the word
in question.
Cannon looked at his letter, and
then at the congressman, and then
again at the letter, his face mean-
while taking on a peculiar expres-
sion. Finally he looked at the con-
gressman and with mingled anger
and laughter said: "Why, you fool,
that word is 'confidential.'
LIQUID SULPHUR luxuriates your bath.
Tinkle!. Tinkle! .
Wilbur—Do they always keep
that big bell on the cow?
Papa—Yes, Wilbur.
Wilbur—I suppose it is to keep
her from falling asleep in this
quiet place.
Minard's Liniment Cured Burn's, Etc.
Young wife—Sohn, dear, I do
hope you will like this cake. I put
my very heart and soul into the
making of it. Husband—Oh, I say,
do you take me for a cannibal?
LIQUID SULPHUR relieves Sore ,feet.
VICTIM OF DEVIL'S WILES,
Extricated From Living Tomb Al-
ter Hours of Effort.
A "victim of the Devil," a, mid-
edle-aged ..Northern Chinese has
been taken IO -..the CeevernmentAOs-
pital at Hong .Kong, China, after
being extricated with great diffi-
culty from a living tomb among the
rocky heights teat guard the ap-
proaches to the city.
The man's legs. and arms were
observed by some 'grass cutters
through fissures in the rock. The
police who were sunemonecl search-
ed all day, but failed to find any
exit, the widest opening in the rock
not exceeding six inches. The
map's invariable answer to the re-
peated inquiries of an interpreter
were `.ftlie Devil put me here."
Beyond this remark, nothing
could be gleaned from him. Sub-
sequently firemen -and police work-
ed for hours with chisels and crow-
bars to remove part of the boulder
beneath which the man was pinned,
but the rock proved too • hard. A
number of artillerymen then tried,
but at midnight they were, matched
back to the barracks, having a,c-
compliShed nothing-. "
Some Chinese quarrymen were
requisitioned, but they. refused to
touch the boulder owing to their
superstitious fears of the. "devil"
who had imprisoned the min. The
next day a, party of sailors from a
United' States warship succeeded in,
making iCn opening large enough to
allow of the man erawling'out. The
men, who is, a, complete stranger, in
the locality, Wail- not-eeriously
lured, though his mind a,ppeared.to
be affettecr by fright and shock:
How he found himself in this amaze
ing situation 'remains a enyeeteiy.
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Borrowers are scarce when you
have nothing but trouble to Iced.
Miss Nettie E. Callaghan, a well-
known young lady in Middleton,
writes as follows: "I was affected
for two years with a rash, and ugly
looking pimples that spread over my
face. My color was poor, and my
blood evidently completely out of
order. 'Certainly it was a most des-
pairing sort of a case, because various
treatments did but little to help me.
A friend of mine in Toronto, Out.,
advised me to get Dr. Hamilton's
$0 I sent at once for five boxes.
In two vreeks I felt like new—looks
improved, spirits rose, and I felt I
was getting well. I have used this
remedy for a long time, and now
Wouldn't be without it."
If you are in ailing health, have
blood disorders, stomach trouble, or
headaches, Dr. Hamilton's Pills will
help you quickly. All ,druggists and
storekeepers sell Dr. Hamilton's Pills
of Mandrake and Butternut. 25c. per
box, five for $1.00. Sent postpaid by
the Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y.,
and Kingston, Canada.
But Is it Running to Waste?
"To have what we want is
riches," says George MacDonald,
"but to be able to do without is
power."
There certainly is an immense lot
of, power running to waste in this
broad nation. •
LIQUID SULPHUR removes the causes
of RHEUMATISM.
Considerate.
"So you want to become my son-
in-law, eh?"
"Y -yes, sir. That is, if you can
afield it."
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
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Suspicious.
A negro woman in Savannah was
•preptring to- get • married. Yor
four welts before the ceremony she
saved her wages and immediately
after the wedding she hunted up
her mistress and asked her to take
charge ef the Rind.
"I'll take it, of course," said the
puzzled. woman, "but Mandy, me eft
you need money to spend Jn'yOur
honeymoon?"
"Miss May," said the bride,
"does you think Ise goin' to trust
myself wid a strange niggah an' all
dab eneney on me 7"
- Surprised.
Robins—Joque found 'a surprise
awaiting hirn when he got home last
night.
Dyer—What was .it?
Robins—His wife was asleep.
LONG LIFE IN RIG CITIES.
German Statistics Show 546 in 1,0
Reach Age of 50.
Life is longer in the Germa,
cities than in the small towns. Th
is the discovery announced by t
German Statistical Bureau, whic
has published figures showing th
646 persons in each 1,000 in citi
Of more than 100,000 inhabitan
reach the age of 50, compared wit
539 reaching the same age in citie
of between 20,000 and 100,000, an
544 in towns of fewer than 20,00
inhabitants.
These figures pay a remarka,b1
tribute to German efficiency, sai
Prof. A. Frankel, director of th
Municipal Hospital of Berlin. W
believe that speed in the citie
tends to shorten life, but it helps t
cure other evils. We believe tha
one of the principal reasons for lif
being longer in cities is that medi
cal attention is prompt and exper
at the same time. In small towns
there are fewer physicians and hos-
pitals, and often a patient dies
when efficiency might have saved
his life.
Another great reason for longer
life is the success of the recent cam-
paign aimed at saving babies in the
large cities through giving free in-
struction and assistance to moth-
ers in the care of infants and pro-
viding pure milk, free nurseries and
supplies.
This is a difficult matter in the
smaller cities because of the lack
of organization. The result is that
39 more babies in every 1,000 live
through the first year than was the
case 10 years ago.
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ALMOST LYNCHED.
It happened to a local druggist that
sold a cheap acid corn salve instead of
the reliable Putnam's Corn Extractor.
Substitutes burn the flesh—Putnam's
cures the corn. Use only the beet—"Put-
nam's" 25o. at all dealers.
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When a married man does any-
thing that is particularly brutal his
wife tries to excuse him by saying •
"Oh, well, he is only human."
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia,
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H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Streets
Toronto.
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' Parma in all sections of Ontario,
Rome snaps.
LI ACTORY SITES, WITH OR wienoue
it' Railway trackage. in Toronto.
nreereee end other tnwns end eltlea.
lES ESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN
Brampton and a dozen other
H W. DAWSON, CoNsorno St., Tomtits.
STAMPS AND COINS
TAMP COLLECTORS—HUNDRED DIP -
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Album, only Seven Cents. Marks Stamp
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MISCELLANF011s
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L--) Bong Success, "My Wonderful GirL"
N. Wilson, 25 Melinda St., roronto.
Arl ANGER,TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC..
internal and external, cured with-
out pain by our home treatment. Write
us before too_late. Dr. Bellman Medical
Co.. Limited. Collingwood. Ont.
ei ALL STONES, KIDNEY AND BLAD.
ex der Stones, Kidney trouble, Gravel,
Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
cured with. the new German remedy.
"Sanol," price $1.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure cure.
"Sand's Anti -Diabetes." Price $2.00 front
druggists or direct. The Sanol Yawata°.
turing Company of Canada. Limited.
Winnipeg. Man.
When buying your Piano
insist on having an
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REMEMOtR I The ointment
you put on your child's skin gets
into the system just as surely as
food the child eats. Don't let
impure fats and mineral coloring
matter (such as many of the
cheap ointments contain) get
into your child's blood I Zam-
Buk is purely herbal. go pois-
onous coloring. Use it always.
50c. Box at All pruggisis and Stores.
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"Russell" Model "88." Body of torpedo type.
This car is fully equipped and is a genuine
bargain. Price $1,500.00
"Russell" Model "22." Five -passenger tour-
ing, fully equipped. Wheel base 120 in., wheel
36 in. Has Knight engine and is in splendid
shape. Price $1,500.00
"Russell" Model "R." This is a high-class five..
passenger car, fully equipped with fore doors
and accessories. Price $900.00
1 easiest thing in the world to find
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