HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1900-12-14, Page 6DIZZINESS AND NAUSEA
Caused by. Over -Study and
Close Confinement,
Row a Popular Schee/ Teacher Sur.
Wed -And How Acting on a
Friend's Advice See Tried Dr.
WiWaves' Pink Pills end Was Re-
stored to Health and Strength.
t "About tbe most thorough and
popular teacher we have ever had
Peere," Is tile opinion expressed by the
people of Canaan, N. Se of their pres-
eht young lady school teacher, Miss
1cel1ie Cutter'. Miss Outten is possess-
ed of keen intelligence and engaging
inanners. and has' been peculiarly sue -
°awful in her chosen profession. At
present she looks the picture of
health, and one observing her good
color and buoyant spirits, would
never think of associating her with
sickness. It was, however, only last
ta.utumrn that she was ahnost hopeless
of continuing in her work on account
of her ill -health, and her condition
was "a source of alarm to her friends.
"res." slm said to an Acadian re-
porter who called upon her recently
to learn the particulars of her case,
"I suppose it is a duty I awe to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, that 1 should
make public; the wonders they worked
for me, but perhaps I would not
have thought of it if you had not
called." -
"You see, in. addition to my teach-
ing, I bad been studying very hard.
over my B' work, and then I was at-
tacked with. whooping cteugh, waich
did not leave me for a long time, and
L O I /became pretty well run down. 1
was always considered the eruboclie
ment of health at berme, but last
autumn. I was really alarmed over
my condition. Sometimes in the
isehoolroom I would be seized with
dizziness, and often I would taint
away. I would take vomiting turns
eke, and hart a feeling or nausea
aril languor all the time. I lost my
oolor and became thin and pale, and
Lt seemed axe if my blood had turned
to water..
"The conditionof things was so
Ifferent from anything whieh I had
reviousiy eperlenced that I sought
Weal edviee at one. I was 1st
-
armed thL 1 was guttering from
entia, and I at once put myself
tier metleal treetm at. rut nl hough
tried several botttes of preecrip-
. my condition seemed to be
ttIng worse all the time. When I
t hexue for my Clirlstnitui veto-
, 1 ors almost lit despair. It wee
bile I Was at, home. hewever, that
frientle advised mo to nae Dr.
illiamin Pink Pills. Acting upon
their advbe. I took up their use. The
bet box tuade Eta effeet felt,. hut 1
toed four or five, and them the cure
was complete. Ever since then my
'math hes been exoelient, and I have
t my real old than telt, and ant
Te to attend to Itty dutieh, Whish
by no raceme Bette without the
&Awe and languor thit mad) the
work irlamme. Yon may depend upht
IX trill always have a lankily
rd to tety for Dr. Milian& Pink
your dealer does not keep theee
Ln atm*, they will be seat peat
kl at30 rents a box or• eix hoees
$20. IdrostenthDr.
Ln
Cte, Deeekvilla, Oat
Smallest of Mete Kind.
Celebes lois the tiketinetion of bang
the lame of the em Meat lilvittg repee-
*Putative of the wild tattle, or, in-
deed. of the Mid eattle of any leer -
Sod In the Parties historeh for ho
squally dimtantive fossil theeiber of
the gtoap amears to he khown te
ante. Art tier. the extremely died-
la/Wee pet:tor:Vont of the :roma. et
itapiktrwitt. as the animal In natation
$s respettively elited by the Inhabit -
ante of Celebes arta the Malaya, hike
when it Ea atated that ith
height at tio elm -older is only about
8 feet 8 ifiehee, whey:ham that of the
gteet /radiate wild oh. or gear, le at
Meet d feet 4 ifichese tied may, etc -
bottling to soffit', writrts. reach an
retteh ate T feet. In fact, the anal, is
really toe nuarh. If at all, varger than
A weil,gtown Foatlidown Sheep, and
ecateely exceeds irs thie reepeet the
tittle deitieeticeted Etniteitil &Atte
ihowil a fete years ago at the Indian
tiehlbitioestD4 it at -1' e Court.
The atm
1ttn.1 /tinny of the ehitractetr-
eStieti 'of the ;lege Indian belfalo, but
its hats ere telativetertee. less
carved and more upright. In this, as
Well hie in rertain our resoez,ts. it
Mo.te Vico yenng th,m the mina
• tht -i lf1tiS
Yetteg nuiteres erergiently eltotv ne-
ibeetral featetee WEileh rare grieffially
inaturity la treat oatrieed it
*Fetid n tatoeal eheeehltioa that
abbe Is a listitaititv, t7pe or bur--
etrEETEhs atheeis fete
SADDEaT TIM:LOUTS,
t tadiee-
hehat to you hate been free rtialev
the the saddest, yet sweeteet
t of the day? :lately that when
ellenee, aleae, or 1 sweet co -m-
elon with relatIvee or friende,
have et yout tlumgets dwell
the dear abeent ones in Africa.
our hopm. aetel feate, your pray -
and tears have •gone foeth
at And wee not that the hoer
afternoon teah
Your soldiers' men -lades -the Btit-
phinters-make the delieleue
HIEN teas of Ceylon and India.
Is alone •should incline you to try
teas. Japans have na such
irn oe you, and ate, beeidese Of
effiet 'qualities Monsoon, Saleda
Bite Ribbon blends are all goot
beleSt.
t
t It•
tibtoe Ttlp Atross the Alps.
X herman lieutentant has just cross -
the Alps in an automobile, the route
Wed being by way of Frankfort,
eh, the Brenner and Um. The
eteutsion, which extended over
0 biles, was performed in 90
1 driving -a record of over 12
an hoar,
good be out of the world as out
fashlon.-Colley Cibber.
SAILED FOR NINE MONTHS,
Awful Suffering of the Crew
of the Oakes,
ALL DOWN WITH SCURVY,
• (S. A. Wood ixi Ainsloe's)
"one of tile most remerkable cases
or a veeset beiug posted at Lloyd's
as missiog and thee turning up was
that of the sky -sail clipper r,LIA P.
Oakes, tlie filet American iron
square-eigger ever launched. She
left the port of Hang Kong an. July
4th, 1896, for New York. Her lava'
• time from China to Sandy Hook was
about one hundred marl twenty days.
After she had been out about two
hundred and fifty days, a.nd weli not
reinsurable, elie was posted. Her
agents had given her up as lost, and
the relatives of her skipper, Capt.
Edward W. Reed, and his wife, WhO
acoompanied him on the voyage, had
gone into mourning. The nautical
'world was startled wen, on Mon-
day, littera 22nd, 1897, the old iron
eleip appeared in the port of New
"York, two hundred and sixty days
out of Deng Kong. She brought as
gretveome a yarn of stem and calm
and sickness as was ever spun in
forecastle or cabin. The missing
ship came in tow of the oil -carrying
steamship ICasbek, which sailed from
Philadelphia on March teeth, deep
laden for Fiume. When she was about
three hundred miles southeast of
Sandy Ilook oho of her officers, who
woo on the bridge, saw a blue light
gleaming through the frosty air,
thick with spoondrift. The tank
• bore down toward the signal, and
when she was within hailing dis-
tance of tee Oakes, Captain Muir,
who had been eumraoned from his
cabin, Shouted acrose,. the troubled
sea- "Heave to, you. are moving too
fast for us!A feeble voice returned
this strange answer -
"'We can't do ito send a boat
to us.'
"The Oakes was on the starboard
tack, pitching Into the swells with
only her fore, main and mizzen lower
topsails set. Captain Muir lowered a.
boat with three men, in charge of
Chief Officer Helshane The scant
sail of the clipper forced her barna-
cled hull through the seas at lees
than two knots, and the muscular
oarsmen of the tank, by hard row-
ing, were able to overhaul ber with-
in half an hour. Before dawn Hels-
ham was alongside. A voice from
the ship said: 'We want a tow.'
"'What do you want to peel' Iles -
ham asked. Then the \vice, which
was that or Second. Mato Abrams,
responded. 'We'll settle that by ar-
bitration; six of our crew are dead,
twelve are sick In the foleti'le and
only two of us eau move about ship.'
Heleham returned to the ICasbek, re-
ported the clipper's condition to Cap-
tain Muir, Wlit) shouted to the Oakes.
'We'll stand by you.'
"The BrItieh sailors got out a nine -
Inch Manila, hawser and bent It on a
two -and -a -half -Inch line. The line
SIMS painted through a hawser pipe
astern and got afoul of the propel-
ler. About one hundred -rand fifty
fathoms of it spun and slashed around
the propeller biotin nod the outboard
part of the tan Altatt. The propel-
ler was jammed and the engines came
to a stop before Chief Engineer Ste-
vens could allot off eteant. The tank
was to windward ot the square-rig-
ger, and drifted directly into her
entirst. The chief engineer tried
to start the ship again by tieing the
auxiliary turning engine, which broke
down. The iron prow of the Cable
would have pierced the hull of the
Ettebek If her ettilor-ntert had not
heisted on her throe pole masts fore -
and -art galls, %Odell she used in emer-
gene'', As it Wee, there was only
beat's length between the two
ship. when the Kashek haeked
out of the Oates' etntrae. The
tat&
was helpteig athent Wgitt hoer.
A tretterly gale san nM tbie
Oakes taftishld below the horizna, The
thief engineer tiffootipled the ntoneller
fintt dud totted it aft mall the pro.
'Mier boo utua dear ell the ittetai mat.
tie aad h arft had been amble to
free front tite. tail shaft the two and
eite-half inch line, which had been
lammed about IL Alter attempting' tht
propeller k haft theta %vita a Space or
tablitit
an huh betwern. the separated
flanges or thl, ton/dings, and hato this
space tht chief engineer fitted plece.s
of tough oak; the 'Shaft was thus
Made an inch longer, and that inch
was enough iooseit the line oaths
tail shaft It was practically adding
a Wooden section to the shaft. "The
teghtee were ALatteds and vik
bsit's captain etelded to enNe the eld
el!pcier if h eoutd, toeame in eight
or her late in the aftettereezeik gale
eletheated With snoW Was hosvMtg out
oZ tht north. It w,t4t toll rough to
March a boat, and the ICa-diak seined
e th3 teeppled ship nearly two, days.
soa qiki sonr-owirst„ and,
therotert light boat Was loaded With
;Lout', tap.s.o.a, potatoes,, 5an3 jetee,
wife:key and to:diAne. 'The Keseek's
etteteard gave Up all Irlz provisi,ms.
Crept. Melt' hid surtaisNi that tio ,re
Was savory, on -tin thip, and this
prompted frem to send the antidotes.
▪ eleler1flr 1-7,1khons said later,
•-rhz, only tale event= /found aboard
th Ottkot Was Ars, tteed. Wife ot tho
captain:"
Tteeed said 'that ever er Soul
ettept, his wife Was sink With seettery,
of tiettleb five seamen bete/lied"
'Ile himself was only :slightly III.
The seeorth reatte's lege and tee.t ttrere
swollen neatly twice their normal
site, and he and the thitd Mate were
unable tre go aioet. TIM Chinese stewe
e.rd ikas tee Weak tor work ship, and
a good deal of the labor had fallen
o n the skipperta vigorous wife, Who
Is a lineal deseendant Of the Itetolue
tiottaty hoine, todIie ateteh. She did
almost everYthifig teidePt go titatte
Her thief dater Witt at the Wheel.
The ka,slyeles men Were Made sick by
the epeetaele la the -Oakes' foteeas-
tle. Twelve utterly heiplesal Men lay
in their banks in various stages or
de.lititittakinie bad lost all theft teethe
They were hutted by the ealloreoT
the Kashele until the ship got into
Sandy Hook, '14 he Hasbeles able
teatitaii furled the old clipper's sidle,
and She was taken in tow. After she
got thto quatantine, Captain Reed,
his wile and those of Ids men who
wete able to talk, spun the yame
:of the hapless thip'e protraeted Voy-
age. When she sailed feom Bong
'11.oing tret Gi'VW Weft it good health.
he skipper Was tecoverieg filet
a pittalythe ettoke. Tele arfeeted hh
tortgae, and be was tillable 'tt) talk
So his men could reedily underetann
Wan. He gave Ids orders to his wife,
who has a goott, deep sea V0400, and
she, to turn, gave them to the nen.
In the China Sea the ship was struck
by two typhoone, which blew her out
of her course. Captain Reed had In-
tended to Emil by way of the Cape fel
Good Hope, Met he was eo far off
his course that he cIecided to make
for the Home He had yery little lime
Mee and vegetables, but plenty of
'salt horse.' He had expected to make
the whole voyage inside the thee it
teak 13ern to reach Cape Herm. Light
airs and calms held him back. :Fie
lost his Chinese codk by pneumonia,
and In December, 1896, scurvy broke
out in the forecastle. Seaman Mos
was King Wed, of it an December)
26tb. Thomas Olsen saccumbed In
ettonary. Thomas .eutige died
on February 17tfla He wrote
a letter in his delirium), in which he
saicl that he believed the captain was
giving the seamen something to make
them swell up,t, and he believed that
the mete and the young Chinaman
aft knew something about it, Mate
Steven te, Dunker tend Seaman George
King also died in February. On March
1st only the skipper, his wife and the
second and third mates were able
to work. The wife kept the log, as
neither of the mates was able to
write because of swollen hands. "
brisk gale sprang up, and the crippled
mates went aloft to furl the main
topsail. Chptain Reed's wife said that
.at this period of the voyage she be-
gan her hardest work. 'The captain
came to me,' she said, in telling the
marine reporters her experience, 'and
asked me to take the wheel while be
helped those on deole. I did so. It was
bitterly cold, and I was not prepared
for the weather. but I stuck to the
wheel until my husband eame aft and
relieved me until I could go below and
get a blg ulster of his to wrap myself
In. I was steadily at it that day
from 7 o'clock until DOOM I was
pretty tired before I was relieved. I
went back to the wheel after I had
a little rest and something to eat.'
"Mrs. Reed worked gallantly for the
helpless sailors, making broths and
gruels of oatmeal for them. TheY
begged for salt meat, but, as that
would have added to their Illness,
they were not allowed to have it.
"Lloyd's agent in New York read
of the heroism of the skipper's wife,
and found that the story was not ex-
aggerated. Teloyd's decided that the
heroism was worthy of recognition,
so they authorized Captain Clark to
send her a medal."
There is more Catarrh hi this section of tho
country than oil other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years doctors Pro-
nounced it a local disease. and preberibed wed
remedies,and by constan tiy failing to cure with
local treatmout, pronounced it !peer -Able.
Selene° has proven Catarrh to he a constitu-
tional disease and therefore requ tree constitu-
tional treatment. HaIrs Catarrh t:ure, mean.
foetuted by F. .T. Choler &Co., Toledo. Otilo,
X t the oulyconotitutionnt cure on the market.It
Is Mutt internally in doses from.10 drops to a
teeepoonful. It acts directly on tho blood and
mucous surfaces of the 'einem. They offer one
hundred dollars for any vise it falls to cure.
'Send for circulars mid t eet imoninhe
Add'es F. J. eliENEY Toledoot.
Sok' by druggiste. 75e
Halle -Faintly Pills nre the best.
The Grecian Bertd.
People who are old enough to re-
member the preposterous *Greaten
bend" era, says the Loudon Exprees,
will be aniused at a. prophecy just
uttered by ono of the "queens of fash-
ion" of Dublin foretelling the speedy
.return of thia strtumeeet of frighten.
able trIcke. Already the foreshadow-
ing of th3 erase tayisibie lit the droop
-
lug angle of figure adopted by tOrtttill
Indies of Inehlon who Hite to be well
thead of 'their peers. The attitude Is
not. 11lt0geth3r voluntary, however,
olherres the Dublin Evening Tele-
graph. The newett Freneh enginee of
torture for welding till fettanine
form are eo ottremely rigeroua in
dcalgtt that G. forward IeW,. en the
peat of the victim ih almost. Indispens»
able to the retaining of breath.
itetts on the Stomach,
hem& of lenttile.t dfgestion-rmohnt
moitat the heti rt It trAiet 5 alaritiblit P,Vreittletng,
I tallalat telleri ittieseid bY IhItst et nee deeps
Nervillise fe a Belo ew epithe& tvetereeetan
hour atter the setae Neetileue aids deeetion,
excrete the gee end ituraiNs it ez.tise tf melee.
Nerielitie is goo,/ for a 105 51 other there, be.
Mee Keep it le the house Mr itheramelent,
CdslitTA Neurattia, TodlbaCht6 leeggiste
sell le
ereatleets.
Tito bargain table t the safety valv
of the elatottie shspping
Gnat in not the cola of Pitylistia.
but tho argot of the illiterate.
If a .Wonott have tett la abundente,
and ft fine preseitee may wear lent
yeatod goWn altdetected.
Ward, all our prayer a atuntered.ae
tording to our the world Would
have to be retreated.
*Mao le no loneliness equal to that
felt atifidILcroWd,
"the vogue or the *.rdeti" in mart
houses+ reegitt 'mono -nolo a Boil Ineverlo
dWelting, instead of the irendary
"skeletem"
Cothtleee, Wheel bate gone to thee
hoge. bemuse thair indolent busbande
lolled Mate More time honer,
Mittard's Linimett Cares Owlet i
Cotvs.
1 leoeittl Philosophy.
if you awid making prellictio103
will often, aloid musbAg yoI ti-
, dicalons.
Oat in the, little country towns, i
is recaliied whea peoyie de that thee
"scattered sonsidia through lite.
when, a woman has a Nisitor, she
easre "0! course I was glad to
eee het, but I never had a• moment
to spate while she was here."
It IS a wonder the doctors donot
.give a wotaaa, blit. Idat, as a tonle,,
• that lit ease She elie.e he hesband
has his Seereiti wife plekel out.
Men do a. great many things they
shoelti not do, and oho wee -used of a
great Many they do tot do. Little
wonder, thetefote, that tam are
abuSerd. re
An. Atchison Mari hat rievet seen
"tette 'Tones Cabin," although he
has tiled sevetal them. Every eote_
petty Wag so poor that OM het
• wad all he could stand.
Aek a womah if het connettly has
gout) home, and she will eay-ehea
h hthhe he aye% thank .goodness."
Ihit the theteen will keep en inviting
• eorepany, and company wilt keep on
omning.
re le getting to be so that IVOInen
•tit -ill 'have to eeral out ttanSlations
With their theitatierme to a party. m
• heaven's nitrite What is an "abet.
omy patty," a. "lower throw," oe,
a "cookey shine ?"-Atchison Gicte.
rilinaechs Liniment Cures 'Colds, etc.
Witt Will discover what a number of
thingh you can do without, when yea
have no Money to buy thern.--Thatk-
*Vet.
oman's
eakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with her kidneys.
Theslightestdisortiorinthe
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, by re-
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your
best friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
SHE WAS NOT READY.
Swift Elevator scares a 111issour
Bride.
He wan 6 feet tall if he was an
inch aed the shoulders of the girl
at his side were on a level with his
own. It was plain they didn't be-
long to Kansas City, and as they
came into the county court house
yesterday In an awkward, hesitat-
ing way, with many glances at the
lofty ceilings and broad staircases,
the loungers in the corridor put
them down for Pike county. They
had just been married; that much
was learned later, and they were
taking in the sight& of the city be-
fore returning to the country. Af-
ter satisfying their curiosity re-
garding the first floor of the court
house the pair decided to risk a
ride in the elevator. Approaching
the cage, they scrutinized every
part of it carefully, and, entering
the car, the znan said to Andy
O'Hare, the conductor, "When d'ye
start ?"
O'Hare nearly fell off his stool
with surprise, but said, as he sized
up the visitors, "We start now,"
and, slamming to the door of the
elevator, he pulled over the lever and
the car shot upward with twice its
usual speed. In fact, so quickly did
tile car ascend that tho bride fell
to the floor, and, chtaPing the knees
of her husband, cried loudly : "I ain't
ready yet1 1 ain't ready 1"
They were the most eurptised bridal
couple that ever came up the rond,
and when they had reached the
fourth Pear the groom turned to
O'Hare and inquired: "How much do
I owe ye ?"
They walked downstalme-lransae
City Star.
We believe MINAIWS LINIMENT
the best.
Matthies Foley, Oil City, Ont. „
joseph Snow, N'orway, Me.
Bee. It. O. Armstrong, hflagrave,
N. S.
Cherlee Whooien, hfulgrave, N. S.
Pierre Landry, hell., Poketnottelte,
N. D. •
Thoittaa Weston, Sheffield,
e utiful Ribbons.
Beautiful Abbot's made of soft,
glossy Wile are broeaded 'with Telvet
floral deeigns In tirie natural colors.
GaU2G ribbotts with satin emete and
caehmere printed shk tibbois are !Me-
dal fetehates in the Abbott depart-
ment*,
Datum Experienee
nth convineed mato tem to cheesy et the
substitutes Wee td fot Themes, tore- yes tied
sinless tern Mr l attecied With &angel'.
,et alWiryn arid Ilse none CP her than Putman -es
Pees -time Coot Bet actor, dreggists.
"HOW beautiful the autumn leaves
are!" etellaitaed Mrs. lelykine.
°tea," answeeed het husband, te.
eentfully. "If they eveten't Ver row.
mot we'd be Pahing :Si or th. atAeoe
for them as trimmings for oar witeee
lattee 1w
4:414*
CATON CAN BE CIJflEIJ
DON'T DESPAIR.
The Testimony ot Miss Addle L.
Staekhousee Qat., is Sete,
Hetet:It to Convince Eveti the Itiost
Sceptical that Catatrhoeone Cirees
Catarrh.
ele is to, pleasiite for itie,*ottee MiAA StAck.
hease,"to place raye Non moor& and throtigh
die ree=e,tntit all who setter hem eater& may
'Mate wbat yout wondeiful Catarrhoz me has
done foe me and what 1 know it teen 'do for
°titers.
r- A simple ceid was the first chapter in ter
cage; it vete into it mild eese of catarrh,whica
seemed a trivial ailment, and I allowed
it to run on and on, till a most ken -
some end stubbore catarrhal condition was s:cv
fittnly estalidshed that no, treatment
seemed able to teach it. / spent a good
deal of moneetes deetote, used spreye ehtags,
tablets, ete. Everything that Was sllege-ted
by friends, 85thlint" I saw hd-fertIstA wak
gtven
an honest ttial, buteikeyearie other un.
fathead suffetere f om chronic catarrh.I was
at last Wad. to believe that tiothine shottof
death toted tossibly batesh that awful disease.
Mtn in this belief r Abandoned entreat-
ment, but ine breath gre* lito offensive, and
the Continual heatking and eonghtng so dis-
Pleased those With whom I earne In mitatt,
thet voreethiegsimphr had to he done.
' then 1 tried Vaterthokone: In a felt days
the tangos, tensed by lbe theorat.• ih the
throat, was Corrected. Not long afterWards
the centitrual harking and abething tioece
ably lessened. lee throat aria ruSte becittrie
dear and my breathing easy. Thus eneoureg- ,
eS i cont rated Catarrixozone, for by this time
I had fall coefidebee in its power. Well. it
didn't cure 05 in just a week or two weeks,
but it did cute me in two raontes. Mine was
ctwe than which none could be worse. I hope
many sttittring women win prollt by my ad-
vice aria We, the o,ly rem ecly that I bon,say
believe will .cure tatarth—that is Cater/b.-
ozone,'
Complete guaranteed treatrctil tt at all drug-,
gists or by meil—priee Stet w nty-liVe Cent
trial site sent for lific to corer postace and Ing
-
leg by N. C. Polsen t Co., Tingat,o-ct,, One;
Ilertited, Conn., 11.8. Ai.
HO W UJl Fit UT A130 UTIT,
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Could Not Help But h,ameatniee
This Case. ,
"or course," retaarked the proud
father of six children, "there ie
no'bhing in all the 'world that makes
a man so sineerely happy as to have
around him a weal° houseful of rays -
tering eltildren, every one of them
tickled plumb to deteth whoa be comet:
'home at eight, and every one of them
wauting to climb over him at once
and the same time. Still, it Is pos-
sible that there may be an ember-
rastment of riches, an the French
any, of even this sort, and when a
baby is of the squalling kind lie some-
times thinks he would almost commit
a. erime for the seise of five or six mire
utes of peace and quiet. A friend of
mine, wbo lives hi a flatt is the fath-
er of a regular, four -time seualler, and
there was axt incident at his home
pbe other evening that has caused his
wife to look upon lett with suspicion.
Albert is one of the mildest Man-
nered men that ever lived. Across
the hall from his flat live two bachelor
friends of his, and yoa know, bach-
elors are not, overly partial to babies
with unrestrained lungs. The other
afternoon his wife came in where he
was reading, or trying to, and she
was considerably wrought up."
"I've got no us 3 for those two friends
of yours across the hall," she said.
"Why not, my clear ?" lie responded
itt his usual mild manner.
"Because, when Willie was crying
awhile ago one of them said, 'Oh,
shoot the baby.'"
"Oh, did he ? " said the father, rais-
ing his eyebrows, atter the manner
of some persoa expressing surprise or
reseatinent, or some other emotion.
"Yes, he did," repeated the fond.
mother. ,
"And what did yousay to that ?"
he inquired with a half smile.
"Whet/ could I say ?" she aeked, the
anger showlug itt her face.
"Really, I don't know), my dea.r,"
hesitated her husband, "but I thought
possibly you might have said you
didn't have any gun."
She couldn't say a word; she
dichnt try to; elm just look-
ed, at him in speechless astonishment
and went out of the room. -Washing-
ton, Sta.
in
Hand Ironing elachlne.
A new and unique band -operated
power ironer of French design lia.s the
advantage that much phyeleat exer-
tion is saved the operator, as the
power is euppned inechauleally by a
spring adjustable tension, so that all
the operator has to do le to direct
its movement by exerting a horizon-
tal movement. The device consists of
an upright pillar rigidly attached to
the Ironing table, which carries a
bracket and a long arm ,which is con-
trolled by meane of a spring, the, Iron
being placed under this aria By ad-
justing the spring, which can be done
instantly and to a nicety, the amount
of pressure, which. Is deternitned by
the work In ham), Is regulated, 'spe-
cial arrangement being proviaed for
heavy work. These come In Novaral
etyles, nickel -plated and plain fin -
lulled, and retail for about $20.
LET'S 'PALIC IT OVElt.
Fair Canadtana- k
The policy of your newly -elected
rulere 1 in favor of trade within
the Empire. Tour patriotism ap-
proves of It. But, setting that aside.
I appeal to rout- dainty taSite and
ground ley taith on QUALITY. If
you try Ceylen and India machine -
made GREEN tens you will mithi
something. What? The impurl Bee
imparted to japan and China greene
be the PILTITY METHODS OF HAND.
ROLLING. Think of tide. Blue Itib.
bon. Motoefoon and Salado packetare
• eale.-Cielonist.
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Pnengement Meg Positions.
In cheating engagement rings for
their fianeres lovers at tittles tilseard
the conventional jeweled cirelet In fa-
vor of the bizarre, feattastie and even
geueeonte. Not long awe, eahe
Bits, oat of a portion of a horseshoe,
that he lind footed, a young man had
it ring made, which he gave to the
lady of his eholee on the day of their
betrothal. 'The remainder of the horse-
shoe was utile:Jed in the manufacture
of a Itrooeh and earringe. Another
kon ring which a short time tante
wini atteepted by a hotaug girl an
token of her losers eortstatey wito
a section eat from the barrel of a
WWI WhIeh many years back had
playeh an unenviable part in a fatelly
tratody.
Mitiatd's Liniment Corea Diphtheria.
Pekoe!itt Orowitie Plideapplete,
The Woe of the greet awl groWiiig
pineapple le tweet:Oiled lit ;fate, titt
Phpine§ and throughout the far
met generally with being a blood
po'on 01 Meet &idle =tare. It le
veld the be •thl substance with whieh
the Malaya poison thee :kreesee and
:tlaggete, , and also th3 "fingernail"
polooit tormerly Itt ass eiliong the
aletorlgitlie eleurdesee Worecee
lefileietsallee wenien ettittee.ted
flail ott eiaeh imitei to a keig, sharp
point, died the least sera.teh front one
of these wao eartalta death.
This 0ig54taitt is tlat every 11047 o.f The gentetts
Laxative Bretta-Quirdne Tablets
remedy teat eaten a eole Set oire claV
Nethitig great was ever aellieved
Mellott eilthesiesnieeEmetsen.
ISIM.E NO 50. 1900.
is caused by weakness of th
stomach or bowels is likely to
yield to SCOTT'S EMULSION of
Cod Liver Oil.
We don't say sure; and you
may not be sure that your, or
your little one's trouble is due
to weak stomach or bowels.
Doctors can't always trace a
disease to its cause; and you
can't.
SCOTT'S EMULSION Of Cod
Liver Oil is the easiest food for
a tired digestion. But that
isn't all; it encourages stomach
and bowels to tackle their
work; it gives and gets them
strength from the other food
they are able to take. Give it
time.
Food is the best of medicine:
food that sets the body going
again.
This is health • give it time.
The genuine
has this pict-
ure on it, take
no other.
If you have
not tried it,
°" send for free
sample, its
agreeable
c -P144-,-, taste will sur-
,, prise you.
SCOTT & SOWNE,
Chemists, Toronto.
SOc. and $1.00; all druggists.
n -
A betty Occupation.
judge -You aro cliarded with ea-
graney. What bavo you to eay for
yourself?
'Tramp -Your likmor, 1 eveCrie at my
trade daily from mornhig, till night.
judge -Indeed What is your trade?!
Teaune-I am a builder, Your Hon-
or.
- Judge -What do you build?
Tramp -Mr castles.-Chleago Nowa.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Bees That Ventilate the 'live
In each beehive are a bomber of
nursing bees, who do not go out to
gather honey, but look after the eggs
and young, and a certain number are,
niwees toe1 off to ventilate a biro.
Theae stand rimto the entrance and
fan Arongly with their wings.
attealeTen =As P nit DA Y SURE; GENTLE.
VY men or ladies; toccial work; ptellion pee.
velment; re latle lira% with tiet r .fereticeist,
epe Henze itinnet eery Address T. El. Lino
tom inatteuer. tiratelfetei On.
DROPSY
Trented Free.
we have madedeopsynndite
complitennionstivecisity ter
twenty yews. Quilek Mita
uretworttemes. nook of
stmt.:hereto and 10 Dees
rettinent Mint.
ILIT.11.GRBBleieBON'S.
Ilex 0 Ataiotte,GAte
'ANTED TO PURCHASE:.
COACH HORSES
About le Maeda high:weight teem atte Matte
isnot be:toned; age not to exceed 8 mese
Address
ALEX. aleGAitli.
wVtndeor11otci. titoftiresi, tan&
FRUIT FARM FOR SALE
One of The fiflOgt. the leirieeteaPenisistila, at
eViteetteie milts from IlarnAfon, on two reit
eays. I,0 acre% 45 of Ithiel f50 50 ft1155v 010437
PZat.h6i. Clete baskeie or fruit. mostly, peaches.
In sight this maven. Will ee veld Hots to se*
parehasera This it a bergain. Addreee
JONATHAN CA Mere:TEM
P.O. Bet VA Witeee, Ont.
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the Alta, teetees the garnet vete wheleelle
tied le the best remedy tot Deitthine, Twenty,
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• Is by 'Public Atialest`e irepott •
100 R CENT. Pug&
tallZ ooLomsr VELLoWs
ate the beet Yellow Sugars Made in
the World.
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