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The Seaforth Sun, 1901-06-07, Page 6FRAGFIANT aperfoot liquid dentifrice, for the eeth and Mouth• Urge 'LIQUID sad POWDER, 75e ' Now slie soioomfrurp' sozo.ONT214 25 ,.....PoW ER2 , 4 - • . ., ;At all Shires, or by Mail •for the prima 7 , BALL a RUOKEL MONTREAL . , • • OLDIEI1S N RIOT. Ou rid a Comrade Drugged in a Saloon. THEY WRECKED THE PREMISES, • San' Francisco, Cal., ;tune 1.-Sol- •diers to the number of five or six hundred indulged ih a riot last aright, and wrecked one of the n3any drinking places just outside the Presidio Reservation.. There ;are many conflicting stories as to tile origin of the trouble. ' The soldiers of tire 16tif Volunteer Illifeentry weve Inaiatered out of the service yesterday, and the men gh, e'S their diselluirges and pay. Most of, fthei men had several hundred dot- /ars c•ourling to them and they did coesiderable drinking In the Pre- , sidlo resorts. . A. man by the name of Morgan, of the 46th, was founl unconscious in the front of Mrs. Powets' soloon. Two of aforgem's compartions took him to camp for treatment. The doctor pro- nounced it a, °nee where drugshad been administered. The news spread rapidly about the camp, and Of0011 there, were a dozen or more men run- niag to Mra Powers' saloon. They de - married reparation for the drngging of their comrade, bat any knowledge of tIete affair was denied. Two or three men lounging about the place sided In with the NVO/11 1111, and ordered the -wailers from the premises. They went bock for reinforcements, and spread the report that, two of their companions. Itad been killed in this -saloon. Mob, made up of members of the 45th ilea afith Regiments, then rushed pell-mell through the taesidlo gatee to the Saloon and entirely wrecked the plaoe. • The saloon caught fire from t1ie. overturning lamps. One of the bar- tenders was severely, beaten and cut. -There were threats to lynch him, when a squadron of cavalry, and a 'guard of sixty men from the 45t11 ;arrived and rescued him. The efforts of the cavalry and guard to disperse the crowd were futile until the flreolepartment turn- od thehose upon them. This and the ; entire guard of the post, he1pe..4to restore order. , • A 'el tioiliVise,' pe1.911-'sold"-t.. 1)04r ans og.i he iers had '.died from draPMrllquor preyed that such was not •e case. Morgan, of the 46th, was ie only man who it is thought may have:been the victim of 'a drug. , • • . An investigation of the riot will he made to -day by the police and mill- imay, officials. KILLED - KILLED IES COOK IN FIGHT. Hon. F. Laseelles, of Golden, B.C., a Homicide. Golden, 13. 0., JUilae 2. -The saddest tragedy -that ever occurred in this valley was the one which took place at thc residence of the Hon. Frank Lascelles, Thunder Hill, on the morning- of Wednesday, May 29th, when Mr. Lascelles, laboring under the delusioiy that someone was out - Side his houee wanting to force au entrance, shot and inetrintly iiIled his Chinese Gook. For some time past he has been brooding over a fancied, insult to him hi connection) with his being,* called to give evidence in 'Magistrate Sbovil's court, in a dis- pute oyer a horse, and, since that time,he hoe been much unsettled. An officer disarmed him, and plaited him under arrest. On his arrival at Golde,n an examination of Mr. Las - celled -was made by Drs. Elliott and Taylor, and certificate of insanity signed by them, and a commitment to the asylum at New Westminster was Made. Special interest is taken in this oc- cerrenee, owing to the prominence of Mr. Lascelles' family. Mr. Lascelles holds the controlling interest in 'the :Upper Columbia River Navigation and Tramway Company, and is pos- sessed of large private means. $150,000 PAID: NO DIVORCE. South African Cause Celebre WIlI • Not Qome into Court. London, Juno 2. -After all, London is not to have the sensation of a great Sooth African divoroe case, about widen so muclt kas been heard It, is understood that it has beam privately settled. It mey be remembered two du,ket, an earl, a viscount and it baron were mentioned at co-respondents. Whe- ther theee gentlemen all combined together and paid down so touch money is uncertain, but at any rate the sum of 130,000 (0150,000) has been padel to either the husband or the offended were. It is generally be - bayed that Lord Roberts refused to allow the husband to accept the cheque, so the wife is now the happy posisiessor of it. As she •is it lady of very extrava- gant tastes, it will come in very use - fin to her. She possesses a fairly large Income from her late father. She pays £40 ($200) for dresses, rend W00,00 them only once, so at this rate £80,000 will not last very long. Mr. Levi P. Williams was nominat- ed for the Legislative Assembly by the Conservatives • of Prince Ed- ward CounItY. • The Disciples' Conference has de- cided that tile delliOnlinati011.111 col- lege at St. Tholoas be removed to Teronto and affiliated with Toron- to 'University. , REPAIRS ON THE tIUMAN FACE. Black Eyes and Bruises Remedied. 717a. ag4AP I The Man Wlth the Bleck Eye p ed the but in front of th d mart to the pawnshop, passed through the .door Willett BO mysteri- °Italy• flew ()Pen before lam, and went upstairs into a bare little front 31 Tema Wtral not an artist's studio, judged from app.earancest In fact, it resem- bled 0 room in a cheap boarding house =ore than anything else. It gave but little promise,' A. few British, flags os- tentatiouely adorned the walla and 'between the two windows was set it bureau such as forms ;part of the output of the average East Side in- stalment furnishing house. Above thice hung a large palette set with a number of colorer. A momecat later there bustled into tlue room a short, stocky, gray-haired soon, who looked at though he were fully experienced In the woes and griefs of hillumnitY, but not there- fore moved to any degree of eympa- thy. He noted the black eye 1,11 moment, and, without waiting for any explanation, drew the victim of the cable car acticlent over to the light and carefully looked the bruise " "What can you do for it ?" asked the :Visitor. •Only a Matter of Paint. 1 "I cam paint it so the 'non who hit you wouldn't notlee it if lac wee look- ing for it,' said tile artist, "or I can cure II for you if you can spare the time. It will take me ten minutes to paint it, and it will take about four hours to- cure it. Take your choice.'" "We a case of hurry with me," said the man with the bad eye, "so I'll take the paint." 'A matter or perfect Indifference to me,' said the painter of black eyes as he took the palette down from the wall. HD squeezed out it drop of white paint from a tube, and then, selecting a pigment already mixed that seemed to be about ths right shade, he care- fully added a small portion of color. "There's a scraped place I'll have to fix alai he said as he scanned the surface he hod to decorate. "I'll get that smoothed out now," ` Whatever you do," said the 'vis- itor, "be clean about it ; I dent want aoy Infection in that scratch." "Will you leave this to Inc,' said the clti eye painter, irritably, and with ,lute't it trace of offended pride. "This isn't the first case of this sort I've handled, and yet every man that comes In here seems] to think he's the first manthat ever had it black eye. There'll be nothing the matter • with 'nit job when. I get through .with! it." ; • , , The Prellininarles. Then he bronght out it small bottle of flexible collodion, and with a small brush carefully: coated the scraped surfape. , •, • . "That oo'vere be raw surface, and events anytISRig' froin` reaching the exposed blood vessels," he said. "The stuff is antiseptic, too, and is a good thing in itself. All you have to do is to leave that there without.disturb- ing it, and you'll never have any Eirouble.", • • By this time the collodion had hard ened, forming a smooth artificial skins It looked raw and angry, how - ewer, and the flesh juet below the eye was of deep purple, rapidly changing to' a deep blank. • "The skin under the eye Isn't bruised or broken," said the painter, as one who knows, "The only hurt lei that on the cheek. The eye lin,s blackened because of the congestion of the neighboring blood vessels. There's no danger in painting right aver the skin svhere there is no reahkn" Te, with' it ‘Sinall brush', he began laying the paint over the bruise with long, sweeping strokes from the COT- ner of the eye outward and dosvn- ward. From time to time be stepped back and carefully looked at the other eYe, "That one isn't turning also, Is it?" asked the viethn. "Not; at all," answered the artist. "That eye wouldn.'t black nriless the blow had landed on the bridge of the nose. The congestion doesn't cross the nose. I'm just comparing the col- orist Its the color of the upper part of the cheek that! I have to go by in order to make it good job." , ..N,..esaefaeasosoe' ?,8PagF days, and at the end of that time the 000 eye is Well enough to leave alone un- less it IS it pe•rticularlY bad case. Phe miring 19 done with 0prePara- tion that c10,0 be aPPiled by tile et of of the had eye if he hag the pa - Can Cure Black Eyes. "A black eye MO be cured ref: the tame if one has the knowledge,' Said the smooth -shaven, little old Eng- lishman. "All that is needed is plenty hot water and perSever- once, The alOt Avuter will relieve the congestion and prevent the black blood from gathering in the small veins in the vicinity o'f the eyes, Generally, however, a 'man is too drunk to think of this or to attend to it: rt is certainly a sad tirlog the way the young men of title town consume alcoholic liquors. "There is only one thing about tide busineas, though, that is sad- dening,' he added reflectively, "and that is the habit every wia.n has ef referring to a bruised eye as n, 'bum lamp.' I have heard that foolish and Inane expression so' often that I could soak the men who invented it in boiling oil. It is one of my few crosses." , ,Inet then a earwig woman who had alighted from an automobile in front opt the place hurried In, accompanied by her maid, and began . to tell thaough two thicknesses of veiling the &tory of how she had been struck by a cable car. 'lam old chap listened bet edly and, rentarking rather harehly, "I'll have that sign up to-rnortow," ushered out the man who had had the black eye. -New York Telegraph. • BACK TO HEALTH . 11 The Final Touch. For a few seconds he worked in silence, occasionally wiping tile paint ;downward in broad smudges with his thumb. 'Phan, when he finished the work to his satisfaction, he dipped a bit of antisepltio cotton in a box of 'Powder and carefully, dabbed it over the paint. "Now, take it look at it kand 13;00 if it Suits you," he, said. , - Then the main in the chair fronted the mirror and scanned Ills featnres closely and carefully. He was fully satisfied. He had entered the place with an eye that could be seen to be black three blocks away. Now only a close inspeetion could show that anything at all was the matter with bis face. There soot a slight graze 'tale powder had not overcome, but emly a cloae scrutiny cook] reveal It. To all a.ppearanceff there was no- thing whatever the matter with him. "You are rather different from most of those that come in here," said the operator. "The.thing that makes me leo tired that 3 vrawe.tco go down to *he dock and jump off la the constant effort every man makes to impress me with the fact that the other fel- low le unfit to be seen. They all want to, telt just how it happened, and I'm baying a sign mad d to put here reading something ,after this . • • "'Remember the Eleventh Com- anandment-Don't 'Pell Your Troubles.' "It wonldn't do much good, though, Ton can't keep them; from talking, es- pecially if they've been drinking." This little decorator of broken faces has all sorts of clients. There are inanY week- when he ranges above a hundred dollars in fees for painting black eyes and culaIng them. One painting will last to or three days, if the man 'under the paint doesn't wash his fees too thoroughly. Generally, though, the patnting is done every second day for about six aerta, ;Leo Through the Kindness and Persistence of a Friend. An Every -Day Story That Wili Bring Health and Happiness to Young Girls Who Act Upon the, Ad- vice Given. (From the San, Orangeviile, Ont.) In every part of Canada are to be found grateful people who cheer - 1 ully aoknOwledge that the good health they enjoy TO. dime to *helms of Dr. WIlliaars' Pink Pills. In the town of Orangeville there are many well' people, among them belng Miss lassie' Collins, an estimable young- lady who ries/ides with her mlother to, the 'east ward, Miss Coh lIns' cure tilieugh th,S use or this nrediciere svcie• reeently brought to the attention of the aum, and a re- , porter .was sent to get th'e facts from the young lady. Miss Collins cheerflatly- accorded the interview, andaher statement is .ghan practioal- IY fin her olvn WOT(1$1: "Two year's ago," !said etre, "I became so weak th'itt I was forced to take to bed. The illness name en gradually; founa Myself much' run dOwn, suffer- ed fawn headaches, and wae as pale as it was possible for a living person to ba 3 used several medicines, but they did not help nie. Then I ccin- totted a doctor, and he said that I bad scarcely any blood, and that my conclitiou wos one of danger. Medicine did not seem to do me any good, and I found myself growing weaker. I reached, the stage where my keart kept palpitating violently all the time. The beadacfbee became continuous, and my condition one which words can scarcely describe. I really despaired of getting better, and :bathed the sight of medicine. I ifild 'been conlimed to bed for about two iinontiis when erre day a friend called rind urged me to try Dr. Wil- liams' Plash- Pills. I told her I had lost foith in all medicines, but she VMS ;leper earthy- determined I should try the pills, for she brouight nes sabout halt a box she road beeo using herself. I could not then do less than toy the pille,, and when they were used, I (mount say that I felt much; better, I had more contidence in the pills and got half a dozen. boxee. Before these were gone there, lwat no doubt that they were vaPidlY restoring me to my; old- thme health, fl 1 was 50011 able to sit Cup and then be around, and oat. I used; el all, eight or nine boxes, and before Ore's*: were gone I felt as though I had never had an ache or pain in my life. That is what Dr. Willie me' Piek Pills did for me and I tlhink 1 wouLd be 'rely ungrateful it I clad not add my testimony for the benefit it may be to some other young ;Owl." Miss Collins' littera' should bring hope to many thousands of oth,er young girls who suffer as she did. Those Who ere pole, lack appetite, suffer from headache,and palpita- tion ef the heart, dizziness, or a feel- ing of constant weariness, will find renewedhealth fund strength in the Use bf a few boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pals. able], by all dealers Or sent by mail, plo.st paid, at 50 cents a box or SIX boxes for 432.50, by rid - *easing the Dr. Willtains' Medicien 0o., aroekville, Ont. What 1115 Mother Meant. "'/ see now what my old mother meant," said Mr. Newlywed, as he toolt up it particularly soggy Piece of hrse,d, "What your nsother rnen,nt? echoed 115 ivife. "Tes, what my mother meant, When / used to find fault with the 010111 or the biscuits, she would shako her bead prophetically, and say: 'Never mind niv boy. You moy see tile day when you will be glad to get this.' "-Indianapolis Sun. 3: STORY OF ONE • JOHN COLLINS.' /4+4"1"f '1"1"I'+'1441.141-ii'aalel"1"14+ •;Here is a s' torY,,which is true -lit. eraily true -and the paincipals fig. tiring In the 'tale, are, or were, prominent. Vanconveritee. 'One' is ft weN-known Wi101esais meroliaat, the other an equally 'well-known bank, clerk. recently .,traneferred to, an ha; terior branch: The ;Merchant' and the bank clerk. .ware friends,' and often when thdywould e'tay out It little later thanritual the bank clerk. who lived near English Bay, merchant's roma Which was in would rest his weary head in the - down -town hotel. Ono night rd- oently there WOO 'Something, special on aad the friendi were • out . to- gether ;seeing about' it. 'The mer- chant goi tired jest *when things were ceasing fast, and wandered off to hiss room about midniglit, leaving the clerk the ;Ole of a convivial party whom they had bumped Into on their rounds. Our friend struck his room all right, threw his clothes over a chair,, and climbed into bed. Along about 8 o'clock there came, O rapping at 118 chamber door. "Charliee-Charlie," came it voice, • me int" 'Charlie listened a: whilei-tben re. cognizing his friend's voice, slowly got out of bed and opened the door. It was his friend all right, and with. "a peach." "Just' went to lie down on your lounge, old chap, till morning. Must have sleep, yoo know --take the floor 11 7137, wul4 "0got paid the mer- chant; and helping bis friend un- dress, the two 'were soon snoozing away together. - About El o'clock In the morning the bank clerk, who had been dreaming for an hour that he nod been seven 'days in the middle of ,the Sahara without a drop of. water, OVVOICO Wit11 an awful ;thirst1-lis month was erackea' and he was just going to clknb out' of 'bed and bit the pitcher, when he remitter] where' lie was. There was a bar .clownetairs, and his heart stopped tor a moment when he realized' how nearly he had come to spoiling that beautiful thirst with water; when there were untold gin -fizzes and things down stairs. "Say Charlie," he arid, 'as he dug his elbow into his frictid's ribs, "wake np. Shouldn't you like a nice long fizz?" "The electric bell's broken," said his friend sleepily. "That's nothing. Go gat it inYeelf. What'll you have-Colline?" and the clerk got up. He grabbed the first clotitee he found and dressed., His friend heard him mutter 'something about "losing fleas every clay -clothes much too big," but paid no attention. He got &eased in a. sort of a way after a while and blew in On the bartender with a rush. "Shake me up a long gin -fizz, old chap," Its Raid, and put Ole hend in iis trousers' OpekOt• 1115Thlgolgitentil°sittlitli' 1was 1;.ed'rldo't and f money which he drew out. c "Change that order. Got more money than I thought," Ile said. "I sorest have made a raise Iasi; night. Open a bottle of cold, cold Mho= and pour et in it long glass," He got it and it 'frizzed as it went down. ' "Now giveme two nlore; Charlie's; upstairs -gut a thirst too." The, two more were given and away 5"lwent.Iereyou are, old chap --drink for the gods -wine, sparkling wine," he .000g out ae he approached the bed. • Charlie sat up; rubbed his eyes, looked at the ',sine a,nd tooki 11 long Ha wondered where the bank clerk bad got his money. He was broke the night before when he left him. Ile dronk the rest, his friend cheer- fally joining him, saying that he had had one downstairs but would keep company. , "Funny thing," he observed. "Broke last night. Must have borrowed some- where. Got money-ovealth--trousere absolutely filled with riches," and he Alhowed a handful of money. "Well I'll be ---,Oosaid the mer- chant slowly, a look of Icorror spreading over bus face. "Isle wonder you've got money to bny wine. Yonive got on my pants 1" -Vancouver Pro- vince. , • • How They Take hosses. Human native has been illustrated in countless ways in New York re- oently. A man In 11 broker's office who had been studying the tape for a half hour suddenly straightened 013 and said without emotion : "I've drop- ped $80,000 and am ruined." Then he nonchalantly lighted it cigar and walk -ed out. Another mon cried out : ' 'My God, I've lost $4,000. Think of it," be shrieked hysterically, "$4,000. What shall Ido; what shall I do ?" Then he burst into tears ancl etag- gored out, declaring that he would goon(' get drank and forget the "rob- bers," In a place where the custom- ers are women, one of the anxious met suddenly burst into tears and exclaimed, " I'm ruined." Another one at her side said: " Yes, but you've a husband to support you. But I have lost all and have no one to look to." The first had to be earried from the broker's office, while the second walked Jauntily awayat's just it 51 11eg1011 01 Derv°. The person who in the tape of defeat 00 1053 don grit his teeth and stand up to the rack le the one the workl likes to see. •A whimperer never gets any Sympathy. A jealous Wife's Revenge. A Paris jury bes onee egain real. firmed the jurisprudence which es- tabllehes that a, jealous wife can shoot down her ravel with impuoity. Madame Marie Spitz, a woman of 13, fixed two r'evolver shota a,.6 Ma- dame le Pollee, it wklow of 81, who had estranged her husband's affec• Mons. Then, thinking the shots fatal, atm gave hetself up to the police. A.ceording to the story told in court by Madame le Pollee, the wife die. played no jealousy so long as her rival gave her money. The Victim said to the jury: "I ask yon to set 'this woman free. It she soishee to kill me let her do sr." They would doubtless have acquit- ted her without this request. , 7,71, INISTER OF EIOIIMONB HILL. Rev. F, Elliott Frs., kly and ' Strongly Endorses ,Dodds • Kidney Pills. The Greet Kidney Remedy Inspirer) , Gratitude Wherever it Goes -No • Aledicine so Highly Endorsed - What a Minister of the UospsI has to say About Dodd? e; Kidney Pills. Riehmond MU, June 1. -(Special.) - 3. sensation was caused in tilts Lowe - ship When it was .reported that Rev. E. Elliott had publaslied a strong letter in the paper's endorsing a patent medicine. This happeneci some little time ago, but the matter hue not been forgotten. The medicine in question was the fanrone Dodd s Kid- ney Pills and Rev. Mr. Elliott le still itt tlm receipt of frequent enquiries alxin.t his experience with tilem. To a renent questioner wile asked him about Dodd 's Kidney Pills alas Elliott was quite outspoken. "I believe Dorld's Kidney Pills to be an excellent remedy," ;mid he. " 3 NCO no reason whatever why t should not recarnmend them ; they have helped me, and I believe. they • will help others, If they were not a straitly honest, meritorious, reliable care for everything they :Ire chtimecl to be, nothing Nocella be MOTO objectionable or further from my thoughts than for me to endorse them to anyone', insiell less lend my name to a printea state- ment. But as the facts stand I bold by my former coarse, and shall always be happy to recomme.ncl,Dockl's Kidney Pills by, any means in my power." The letter referred to in which Mr. Eilliott endorses Dead's Kidney Pills -was published In this paper some time ago• It reads as follows : "X feel it my duty to inform Yon of the aereat benefit I boon derived from using Dodds ' Kidney Pills. Last A BIRD PROFESS9R; A. Canary That Teaches Its Pei rows "How inuell le tbat gray -hooded ,hiret in the largo cage there ?" Tho questioa wae esti:ea or a Sixth ian'TnrIrNadt:40.11alerwieni; ire4iirsultVs2h:rialgil'alile of tlie • "Rale not for Sale," Were' the word that followed the shrug, "Ile is a prortssoe, a teacher of 'music. He was graduated hi' Germany, then be- caino 11, petfeasor, and' drew gray in ttiolovri,1e e er;yet fteur pre.* that a cuetomer • 'would br willing to pay." , A look of intereoted inquiry caus- ed the eld man to proceed. "perhaps you do not understaud, but that bloO has put the finishing touches; on mOny a yoUng singer's 4°t5111a0e,00Tri earmirniess Gaerielmeuxift'ortlevtilielc't,ene- neatly, they train these, birds clif fer- eutly than we de 11000. • Callari0ei like some other biped singers, may do • very well simply with the voice that nalmre liaS given them, bat to do really exoellent work they must be taught. Pint they are "cliop- pers"; they Will spoil a gooa bar by sending- it with a dinagreeabie "chop1 chop ! chop!" He 11150 false notes, or rests. "But trainiug soon makes lam asinoned of himself. Re is placed in it Maga cage with a, prefessor, with 11 svise bird, who Is a good stager, with 11 teacher of music, who dins ccoreet notes into las ears for two or three weeks, If he is OM III)T Pupil he soon omit's his awkward rests", corrects his false notencl ceases to be a 'chopper." Then he is graanated from the acede.my, and the professor takes a new p11110,. " The bird you ask about is such, a teacher. If you should offer MEI 8150 for him I weulcl °wielder the offor."-N. Y. Herald. - , $Jl 00 REWARD, $100. spring in particular when suffering from Lame Back, the pain and weak- ness was so great I could hardly turn or get oat of bed.' Knowing 11 all came from disordered kidneys, I began to use Doild's Kidney Pills and my pain and lameness soon disappeared. consider Dodds Kidney Pills 0 good reliable medicine for the diseases for which they are recononencled. "When 3 hear people complain of Lame Back or Rheumatism, / always say, 'Why don't you take ;Dodd's Kid- ney Pete 7' I wish to add that this testimonial is entirely unsolicited and only 'good will to men' would induce Inc to allow myna= to be publiehed in this connection. -.Rev. P. Elliott." Dance of the Gitana. The gypsy's .dance is fall of ha mor, Oilier of Inonor than of pas- elon ; passion indeed it 111 15111CS on the purely animal side, and with a sort of coldness even in frenzy. it is capable of infinite variation ; it is a drama, but a drama improViti- ed on a given theme; and it might go on inaefinitely, for It is conditional only by the pantomilne, which we know to have' widetimite. A motion more or less, and it be- Ocanes absceae or Innocent; it Is al- ways on a doubtful verge. And thus gains its extraordinary fascination. I held my breath ais I watched the' gypsy in the Seville dancing ball; I felt myself swaying unconsciously to the' rhythm of her body, or her beckoning hands, of the glittering smile that' came and went in her eycs. I seemed to be drawn Into a shining whirlpool, in which I tern. ed, turned, hearing the buzz of the venter settling over my head. The ,g'ultar buzzed, buzzed, in a prancing rhythm, the gypsy coiled ;Omit the floor, in her trailing dress, never so mucli as showing her ankles, with rapidity concentrated upon 11 - self; her hands beckoned, reached out, clutched, clutched delicately, liv- id to her finger tips, her body straightened, bent, the knees bent; ancl straightened, the heele beat on the floor, carrying her backwards and mound; the toes pointed, paus- ed, pointed, and the body dropped, or rose into.immobilTty, £5 smiling, significant pause of the w hole body, Then the motion began again, 111000 vivid, more restrained, as if teated by some unseen limits, OM if turning upon itself in the vain desire of ea cape, as if caught in its own toils. --Arthur Symons in the Spectator. Special Train to San Francisco For Canadian delegates and all oth- ers going to Epworth League Con- vention, via Chicago and Northwest- ern Railway, to leave Chicago, Tees - day, Xuly 1159 p.m. Stops will be mado at Denver, Colorado Spring's, Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake, passing en route the finest scenery in the Rooky and Sierra Nevada, Mountains, Through Pullman pal- ace and tourist sleeping cars. Order berths early, as party will be limit- ed in number. Fare only $50 round trip, With ehoice of routes returning. Send stamp for illustrated itinerary and map of San Francisco, to B. H. Bennett, General Agent, 2 King; street east, Toronto, Ont. flow Nice. "Charley, dear," said young Mrs. Torkins, "I ern going to turn over a nervo leaf." . • "In what connection ?" "Ian going to stop being; supersti- tious. I have always disliked to begin any -thing on Friday," "Yes. It is very silly of yon." "Well, your arguments have con- vinced me. You know that new dress I woe talking to you about'?" ey_yeoa, "Weil, I'm goinig to Start out and buy the material on Friday, Just to show 1'111 not afraid." ---New York World. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take laxative. Ilvemo Quinine Tablets. Al druggists refund the money 11 11 falls to cure. 1.5c. W. W Grove's signature le on each box. • Great A bve ntage. Mrs. MacCall-How do yon like the locatton of your new house ? Mrs. Hiram Offen-Splendid. There's O pollee station just aeross the street, you know. Mrs. MacCall-Ah. 1 You believe that will keep burglart away, eh? Mrs. Hiram Offen-No, but it will keep our servant g011 from going away. -Philadelphia Press. , Minarcl's Liniment is used by Phy- Edelen& • . • " , The ocadoeo of 1115 p0550 will bs plssnod to )eain (1101 ie lo at Isast ane drsads3 lisosso that science has been able to cure in all its wages and thto 11)5 iaut yi.s Cautaiftrii.,1111,. bileell's Catarrh tutional disease, requires a consti Clare Is the onlypositive cure now 1177 1?1 10511. men 1, Hall's Oatarrli Cure is taken inteinally, aeting' directly upon tho blood and 1111100116 surfaces el! the syst cm, thereby destroying the fosi,iilaLlcui, el ii1y1ebiddilscila$2,11raivci.gt2schroat; and assisting oaten in doing it% work. The p e 5011111111 faill in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any rase 11101 11 fails to cure. Send for lin of test menials. Address, le J. CIXENEV CO., Toledo, 0. fte-r Sold by Druggists. 750. It Was Pathetic, But a Lie. A day or two ago this pathetic story went •the rounds of the pross and stirred the better emotions of the heart to an unwonted degree,: "In Indianapolia two negroes were engaged in cleaning the inside of a, large steam boiler. While they were at work steani was unintentionally etornea into the boiler through an impartect stopcock. Their only es- cape was up a ladaer through a nal. - row manhole n•t tho top of the boiler. Both sprang for the ladder, but the one w,ho reached it first, stepped aside, saying: 'Yon go first, :rim, yen nre marriecla. He ran up the lad- der, pushed througlj the manhole as quickly 11,5 possible, then turned and helped Ins ,ionirade out. The first man Ives badly but nal; dangerously sealded, while the man who had step- ped aside to give his friend the bet- tor chance -because he was a mar- ried inan-was terribly bisrned and died within two hours. While he waited for death he merle no com- plaint, only said with heroic; simplic- ity: "It was jim's right to go first. He is married.'" It is painful and humiliating to have to take this all back, The cor- respondent who wrote the touching 'tale admits that he concocted It. The fact is the; men both rushed for the manhole and got jammed in so that exit wen inmossible. As each refused g,ive way both perished. • The enterprising correspondent thought he would move the world by relating things as they should have been and not as they were. . I know MINARD'S LINIMENT will cure Diphtheria. .1•011IN 131 Bourgi,reR. French Tillage. I know miN,A,Binz 1..INi3IENT, win cure .Ciroup. • J. F. CUNNINGHAM. Cape Island. • I know MINARD.'S LINIMENT is tim best rente(ly on earth. d'OS.Elail A. SNOW. Norway, Me. Better Brought Up. Before 'Willie K --'s cousin arrived at his house bn it Short visit his mother told him' to observe how graceful and polite her manners were, especially at table. When she came Willie obeerved her with ad- miring interest. One day his moth- •ee laid: "Do you 550 )1000 nicely Iter - the, conducts herself ?" Willie - Yes, ma. "Don't you think her man- ners are rather better than yours ?" "Yee, nia, and I gares.S 3 know, why." "Why, is it, my dear ?" "Probably Bertha has beeo better brought up than I have." Keep Mlnard's Liniment In the Haulm. A heading Question. Hobb-I put one hundred dollarin the bank for my baby the other day for his majority. •• No13b-Thatice 'good. How long are yo0 golag tlo keep it there, ?-Har- per's 13a,zar. Mina rd's Liniment. Lumberman's Friend. Reason for Rejoicing. Willis -You seem to have a good opinion of the faith care. , .Wallace -Well, wile,' shouldn't I? It cured me of the patent medicine habit. -Smart Set. ' Mies Tawkey--Really, now, Mr. Rondo, do you find that poetry pays if, Mr. Rendo-That question 'never bothered me, I have found, hoWever, that the editors don't, as a rule, , ISSUE NO 23 1901. and people agree that 8cptt's ,sion of cod-liver oii is the best thing to take for "don't feel well and don't know why," especially, babies. —they :like it—men and women don't mincl it, but babies actually enjoy it. 9c5o rot. !Frier takmrae nao Tny IT.010000 a regfiTOR •ONTO.r4 11 INter 01 a PRINCESS MAY To up, t York 11 Make a [Froni the whitetail Review.) SO far the Dake •ancl Duelless 01 York's tour has proved a brilliant success, their Royal Highnesses hoe- ing been reeeived at oll stages of . their JoUrney with 'the utmost en- thusiasm, brought to It brilliant eliMax at Melbourne, w here their vveleome surpaseed .anything ever yet accorded any public personages. It it, eminently satisfactory to Great Britain t0 find the future King end • Me consort received in this manner, for it bespeaks mach, and proves, above all, the magnifieent loyalty of , Australia, of whicla however, there wat 11OVOT a doubt. The Duke of York has proved himself in every way fitted to grace the artlaoue duties he bat had to perform his hp_eolies lasing tactful ani.1 to the point. He appeare to have coaquorect completely that nervousness which, unfortuaately, most peoplo are aware, was at one time 80 conspicuous in his tempera- ment. A few years ago, it was pain- ful to hear his Royal Highness utter half a dozen sentences In public. That lie owes much of the happier state of things to the Duchess of Cornwall and York Is true. She has been most successful in inspiring him with cOn- fidence in himself, and she certainly me transformed his manners. As for the Duchess of 'Yotlt herself, she is born to rule, and ie never so happy, ris when acting the part of a great lady. She made a great success in Dublin, end how she 10 evidently going to conquer the colonies a much easier task, by the way, 1 un her Irish con- quest. As I stated shortly of ter the death of the Queen, / have the best reason for thinking that little Prince Edward of York will in time be cre- ated Prince of 'Wales This means that there will be no change 1.11 the titles of the Dnke of Cornwall and York. That the Duke and Duchess' second son will receive a title to comr ruemorate his parents' visit to Arte - trona' lo it certainty, and when the Duke and Duchase return from their mission the matter will be definitely arranged„ in.sk for Minarkrs and take TI0 other. litil ii:(• Ahihity ancl necessity dwell near each other. -Pythagoras. • DROPSY Treated Free, We have made dropsy and its complications a specialty for twenty years. Quick relief. •Just;Texs317zt easnseas. 15001of m I° 4;5 treatment PRIM. DR. H.GREEN'S SONS, • Box 0 ATLANTA, GA. AUCTION SALE Of Dairy Varm, Cheese Factory and Creamery, noleli Cows, Stock, Imple- ments and }Mots. There will be offered for sale by auction on the premises, Bothwell, Ontario, on Tuesday. the 18t11 June, 1901, at tvim o'clock, pm., by S,F. Thomas, auctioneer: That choice dairy farm, known as tho Both- well Dairy property, comprising about 040 acres, with large fle,t class cheese factory and creamery plant complete, boiler and engine and other machinery, three houses, large baso merit; barn, three large silos, extensive cow and horse stables, granary and other buildings; all in good condition. This property adjoins the Town of Bothwell, about midway between London and Detroit, has csflon1 railway facilities and ia suitable for pasture or cultivation, having plenty of good water. Also at the same time and place 90 geed ranch cows, a number of good horses, a large quantity of farming implements and other effects. The farm, cheese factory, creamery andl fixed machinery will be offered in one parcel and if not; sold en bloc will be offeretl in panels. Terms of sale for farm, cheese factory and fixed machinery ton per 0501. 00 day of solo, sufficient therewith to make one fourth within thirty days, balance secured by mortgage on the property payable by instalments with interest all per con,. For stock and implements, all amounts under 320.00 cash, over that, Et months' credit on approved joint notes. This is a great opportunity of acquiring a first class dairy farm on easy terms. For further particulars apply to John El, Pearce, Esqr., London, Ontario, thp auctioneer or to FRAHM A:. moonn, Vendor's Solicitors, London, Ont. Dated l'ith May, Ion. BROWN'S DROPS, A 0110101)0' bettle guaranteed to cure worst; case of hut • o bllok. caused by strain or kidney troubles. Utiot kept by your druggist order from WM. BROVVN, Proprietor, Prices Tic, 310(11(1 91.00. Staten P. 0 COAL-THousAND ACRES FOR SALE - thirty dollars acre, near Conneaut Harbor. John a Graham, Butler, Pa. A LOCAL AND COUNTRY AGENT ,CAN earn twenty dollars weekly; no money needed end work of supplying delicious teas pleasant. Address, Marshall $c Ca,, London, Ont. A BOON TO paroVgdsgiocgg?,11°L7 OVERWORKED aseaRaysWashinaCom- pound. Perfectly harm WOMENlees. Unequalled for lace curtains end fine garments,asabsolutely no rubbing is required. Wefurnish the recipe for maIchIgItoat trifling cost at, home,also the romp e for making a carpet cleaner that cleans carpet without lifting, restoring the original color and lavP0,1111raapnecrecleanAeir thaliedTacirwZ immankeirngora- feebly. We send full directions how 10 01010 and use by mail on receipt of les each, or, the three for 25c. Monarch Supply Co., St. Catharines, Ont. • Winorm, 10 miles from riarallton on two rail- ways, 130 acne in alt, 30 of whish is in fruit, mostly peaohes. Will be sold in ono parcel or divided into lots of 16 to 20 acres to Butt pur- chasers. 71115 10 a decided bargain Address Jonathan Carpenter; P. 0. box 309, Winona, Mrs. Winslow'e _Soothing Syrup should al. ways be used for Children Teething. Itsoothe use child, softens the gums, cures wind collo and is the best remedy for Diarrhom Twenty five Ponta a bottle ,