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foto'gen batteries of Retinae, To
c ,ve fife nttar•16 curd lafife gn Ule
N6'ar
time uu:otcr more tulle the position
and strength of tic army a consul'
'roses is bent forwnre. These are
Jas, E, Payne on How iId-eructed to carefully consent totem•
I, is' set es from the twiny, but accurat"•
ly loot.. him 41n nater hose eight of
Done, him.
Atr, beret* uli ,i e.l front btu ear In mere rsant sM1M N tba
HEY wEOQEO TWiNSt Mr. tret*wesgso d Ie an thus) �ar le 11/IL wIID PSE if THE FORESTS ttaa'uf saw res mss sit fi t
down to date, ncludlag al Ike Os
1' t
' The Provincial Government's �p aT,cia,i i e.
t les treated of facieltatee retinae..
Forest Reserve Policy '��
t M t m eh just tl r ds iP r g
front of In the dosrway, or. Alf, 1ludderove's
(out would touch the lower stop as
the junloret tower I the upper, the
And Now They Have to Face Junior hallooing triumphantly to the
volume/Mei one tw, et -qts below:
Many Difficulties, "Whin' got ih' pw-Irr now?'
ALMOST MARRIED WRONG MAN.
TIME DATTL., OeI.NB. •!_
IT IS STRONGLY PRO -YANKEE, "Wheu within 1,400 yards of the "WHICH?"
enemy, the commander of the at. WHOSE WIFE IS WHICH?
James E. Bayne, writing on lila use tnckhtg column deploys hie forces ie.
to eer•.tione of sixteen to twenty-four 'Che story of a very romantically in -
of scouts in war, says: mem titch, and mutes forward. At terestiug trouble courtship tcrmluat.
"One who has pard no attention to about 1,200 yards the vetivne aro ed lest week in New Jersey In n grotty
Military tactics would hardly be tleployed into User of e.Innde and double wedding,
aware of the reaction that has taken advance shout 00 ynrde more I„ rho twin brides and
ghee Ln the Inanftet et fightingeedor- 'when they are deployed as Wesel/M. grooms being lir. and Mrs. Edward
pt DI, or in open order. In tills forma- te. ltudderow and Mr. and Mre, Roo
g the haat twenty centuries. At tion the entire army front is cover- ace Derrick.
onetime vibes GrecStian
phale—Ibed, iI It he more practical to inane Rued/wow & Durick are prominent
general—n a portion of the command In columns hardware merchants at ale Federal
was the most efficient fighting ar- of fours the deployttteet In 1100 of street, Camden, N. J. Recently they
ganlaatioa. In it men armed with squads Is made from that (oriental'. mare.e'.1lo.res octlaei Mimes Rose and
Meg *pears stood nine Mea deep. Sur;- These hneien to align themselves Anna Afdere, the ytwin beauties of
ending Ole came the Macedonian with the advance. Camden, who are as much alike as
phataax, which increased the depth "In the meantime the commander rho proverbial •'two peas." The
of Mies to sixteen. The Romana under wIll have ordered ep the artillery-, young men Mite begun bousekeoping
Caesar Naught in legions, each num- This, going into battery at favor- with their twin brides In their new
Mring 4,500 men, armed we jive:in., able points,- elevation coimmtmling twin Mutons is. Rosedale, which is n
ptkae, bows and aworde. the enemv'e ixreltk)n, If such aro as euuhurb at Camden,
"During the Napo:eenio wars the menhir) being chosen, begins throw- They are dainty homes, se aurao-
eaav0o becalms u reveres weapon of Ing ellell Into the enemy's 11ne or en- tics as the pink and white beautlee
deetruction. Indeed, Napoleon's chief gaging his nrtlllery. It may be that who are the pre•iding genluaa of
dependence was !requently on hie much M this artillery work become the (tome. But there Is confusion In
artillery, which, et/mpared with that neeesstry to cover or preclude an tate homes and the two pink and white
el the present day, wan both crwee attack by the infantry, It be. geniuses are t'er;tablu Uremia in
and clumsy. In all wars fought wail Ing desirable to cripple the foe petticoats. t
fire•arme up to it very Late date, ex- us badly as possible before the as- Mrs. Rudderow and Mrs. Derrick
cept with the Americana in our re- sault Is made. The firing lino now have always looked so much alike that
e •s• • • • • • • • • • • • • Mrs, Carl Anders, their mother, lied
A \�iN , \ \ l 1I I / ,< / / / to take them to tire window, where
\ i 1 / . / tike light was etr'on est, and carry
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/ on a spirited conversation before she
was sure which wire Rose and which
was Anna. Eometim a she would
neglect this precaution. Then chaos
wort reign 'termite.
\4\ \\ 1' 1 1 I 11 ./ / // , f Many a time war Rose spanked be,
it 1II///.'/y
\\�1�L l» a w
�/ /d Int' without parental permission.
DEPLOYIRO A BATTALION IN LINE OF EQUAD3 TO GO ON FIRING LINK to
cause Anna etch) jam from the pan-
/ try, and often was Anna locked n a
� ���'�! i'// /,%f dark closet became hose -wont
ekat
nosy were a dual puzzle to their
achene, and a twin disturber to
their friends. Knowing 'the remota.
,etteetloaary .eeneict, it Ivan not the advances', Its soonts covering it. blame and rosining ite advantages
eastern to take aiva. The fire:ock \\bon Mum moved forward about 200 and dleadvantsgus, the twine, who
sae pointed le the direction of the ynrde the commander of the support- were mlerhlet incarnate, played
asotgy and d eschar ed, genera}:y by Ing column pate It In motion and tricks upon their friends and upon
volleys. Vassar need ekirmiehere, but closes up to within 150 yards of each other. Not even when they fell
11 �r�glag trona the number of surprises t1+e advance, NO manoeuvring ns to in love, were betrothal and married
here occurred front time to time Is.! able to reinforce any pert of It did tate glrls cease the fun afforded
since hit day the syetem el scouting The reeet•vc also moves forward, so by their coincidence of birth and
Mint have been very inefdlc•ienl, dleposing Its forces no to be in a lay.eimGarity of features.
thaeral Braddock marched au'afght orahlo position to take advntttageof They were married to the young
(ate an Iodnn ambuscade and ]taut his an,y emergency, When the sector Winners partners Last night, but the
army cut to pieces because he would have come within 800 yards of the mnrrtuge was scarcely an interrup-
not ase scouts. Genera's Herkimer Iort enemy they await the coming of the tion to the pranks by whloh the
a battle- to the British and Indians firing line, young women iniad deceptive nature.
Mouse Of fatlure to employ some sere- INFANTRY RU.lD FORWARD. DUPLICATED THE MOLE.
glare against surprise. • "The tearing :tae continues to ad-
TBE DANGER IN SI1IIPiUSE8. 'canoe, reserving its Bre as ;ung as is The alike Insisted upon draining ex•
deemed best, but exposed bodice o5 the actly alike. When Anon developed a
"Tile reader of the history of our enemy may be riven a voeey or two ear, tiny mole below the lobe of the loft
that
civil owar wIlfew B1no the fact that thus if w•L.hin the sone of effective tiring. direct(noby afleet plied tof brown er lack paint.
Wades worthy oprises f menton (luring pas The eomnnande.r of the ane designates t Ilertillon expert maid not have
g the number of eel/eye. At about 800
petal of lir durntluu. Our wars tette yards the commander of the firing said which was Rose and which Anna.
the Indians had Ica aroused upon our Mr. r tail, the senior member et
t for d.nc orders volley tering and begins the firm, tail, blonde and 28, met
ketettictendthe
value
atu I ..f
it
corpt tof goof
l m a eu`ce+eton of advancing and haling, Mille Antra Anders at a party. Mies
scobee stun) a rs many along Ica ortnnt Uy this time the support wilt hnv" Rose was at home /suffering equally
oils In our suttee strafe v. Tit' come up with the Poing and tisanes a from tonellltle and disappointment be-
changespart of ;I. To make room for ht the cause she might not go to the party
introduction of the breeeeloadlug ' original line deploys to half dirtance Mr, Rudderow, of course, was smooth
Canaan, with rte destructive !woke- and the support takes the same (Or- galling for that evening. lie felt
symptoms of tltat acute cardiac ale
Diction known as love at first eight
But there was another young man
present who was extremely attentive
[n tact, several others—and. Llr.
Rudderow thought modesty the let-
ter part of determination. Ile bided
has time. It rano one Sunday et,
ening, when he drifted Into the Sec-
ond Presbyterian Church for evening
service.
He saw a graceful figure in brown
street dress and Jaunty hat at the
end e
n 1 of a w. Further n
u along there
P g
eat a relpectable•!ookhtg grayhair•
ed man and a sedate gray•hatred we.
man, "It Is she with her father
and mother,' he thought, and the
neato symptoms in the car tutc region
were resumed
When the worshippers (lied out Mr.
Rudderow took heart of grace, dot•
fed bis het and bogged permission to
walk horse with the young woman.
A rosy Indignant face was turned
toward him, and a trembling, Indite
sant voice said: "How dare you,
Sir?"
Mr. Ruddorow'e cardiac region seem•
ed turfing to stone, Speech deserted
him. He turned toward the door
\ l' t h' 1 without a lopk at the Lair Insulter,
Then the voibe softened and Bald:
"Good evening, Mr, Rudderow. Let
mn Introduce yon to my sister, Rose"
When the crest -fatten young man
looked piteously over hie shoulder tae
0 g pr saw two figures In brown with jaunty
hats.
'Do I see doable?" he moaned.
The tunldene laughed and the young
man had vidone of 'mantled, bewitch-
ing brown Imps.
ANNA WAS "WHICH."
"W -Which ?" he stammered.
"I'm which,' roaponded Atlee Anna,
taking lila arm and firmly leading
him to her home..
Mims Anna kindly refrained from
e tppreesng her Identity, and Mies
Roan obligingiy went away for a
three menthe' visit, so the senior mem-
ber of the firm was spared an attack
of brain fever. Providence was meroi-
1al, that he had galla enough trouble
with his cardiac symptorus.
One evening /el a Anna and Mien Rao
were the bailee nt an informal even-
ing party. Both were dressed In black,
Ica rare of au'dahen s:ekneee is le eel- Mise Rowe was wearing a watch and
doe necessary tb send for a doctor if chain. Mew Anna's watch was at the
'a bottle¢ of 'Nervtl'sne Is to be had. For Jeweller's awaiting repalrs.
more than thirty ears it has been Mr. Derrick Raked to be presented
year* rt
prized by Ntouwand• of gratejul mo- to filo twins, Ito devoted ed himrre►i to
tiara as an invaluable remedy, spool- ?IL`ht Rose the remainder of the even -
ally adapttdd for family use, and nue ng.
need never (eel ansosta• so long' as 'Love is something like electricity,"
there le a bottle.ot It in the twos.. he said afterward, In explanation.
Nerviliae tcuree tbotbache in on. "It is a feeling—I might say a voice—
minute, oaraohe ands headache In two unmleflnkable. It said to me that
minutes, rrampe' In five minutes. night : 'This le the wile you are look -
Prompt rewrite will fallow the use Ing for. There ern be no other,' That
in casae of Colin, Bore Thome, Croup, feeling was my guide. It was by that
and Bronchitfe. lite marvelously pens- I knew the twin I loved and the twin
totting powers makes it never falling I didn't,"
whin used for Rheumatism, Neural- In spite of this exalted sentiment It
Sia, Sciatica, Lumbago and. pains in , wax observed that Mr. Derrick, when
oho beck and side. 'For Sommer Com- he loot eight of Miss Inose that even -
p aint, Diarrhoea, Stomach Dieordt'r, Ing, went about anxiously enquiring
Vomiting, Nausea, eta, nothing ran for "the One with the watch."
give more speedy re:Led• ub'an Nerve- A@ the neurtshlp progressed the part-
ners
guard,' 'flanker' and 'rear line sora had a eerlottm talk over the ser
which may oomprlM one• Alth'ou. h ver ppowerful an& rapid in Mug situation.
of the army, 11 41144. necessary, ". its action yet very
is perfectly ARRANGE CALLING EVENINGS.
ly Impossible for an enemy to 'leerealote ands can be administered to "It's a little embarrassing—when
oh It unawares.
thee Galant ea well as the adult, Un- ono of them comes to the door—and
the army gots Into camp like many disagreeable
b arra the light isn't good, and—well, you
ao It again taker pre• g y P Is . understand," Bald Lir, Iksrrtnk, deeper -
se
attack. Ap every soh . Duple" eaat to take tn0eatdly and to rub ately. Mr. Rudderow gravely replied
eely iaarded, every road over lk ie a fact that tett
t cannot be aur- tint he did.
a MOMtb body might advance Paled by any combination for the re- " What do you any to having even -
by outposts. When rho lief 0f pain, The reason ie a good ono. Inge?" suggested the senior.
announce the peeeenoe In force It' contains the best, most potent and '• Capital," shouted the Junior.
enemy the advance regbnenta'•latest discovered remedies. "lie a 13,3 It was nrrnugal, the twine de.
nd await the Doming up of the magic pain cure• -e'en tie's' stronger merely consenteer that Mr. Rudderow
body. Aa soon as practicable t'ean any other -the meet prompt, re- ehonld call on BBtndny end Wednesday
Lion of the enemy Js uncovered
liable and economical household rein- evenings, end Mr. Derrick on Mpnday
rsoonnoleanne of the ground in edy in the world, Said by all Druggists and Thur•eeay, Saudi" is, of course,
t is made. It c'endltions prove' —large dsottbes tic, , tlo time-honored day for lovers and
favorable for an attack the The Kaptanatlon. "trails opportunity far rourtsldp, but
ender nt Inco dimple* his horses Mr. Derrick conceded fibs day to Mr.
'tie. fie dh•I.0 kir stray into Gliee—Statlettee show that fewer Rudderow becaum of hie priority In
parte, designating which shall mon f111 drunkards' graves than In the eonrteh'p, anal levee.* the junior
.e bks ftting One, which the art former year. n iwoye, ow ss rxunel.irinn of deference
nil which the reserve. The first Milee—Whnt's the ranee — world to the senior miter of n firm.
{teammate,' tettetetra uf tee gruwutg betted It wag ngrml that Moth might call
Ss exacta to bring on the "No; I guns eremation has some. of S'ttbrtlay evening, with the pro.
keno The cavalry b mafioso- tiding to do with It."' view that the pro who arrived first
to as to prevent flank move-
by
ove
might, w!th hit Inamorata, ooenpy the
the
a the enemy. Ftt brigade
utdeehais women tireeand everywh everywhere learmen
rting the +ttng-room withe th r hit prtepeet) eaving to rhride
—I it three.
c, A btigu
al lot tttpee t'egimenty ut Swot" great benefit to be derived from the and lt.r Dimly. In oortsequrnee there
Wei each. to regiment Wnieo use of WIler'e Compound Iron PUB. was a record made for promptness
ipso bpbtnikals of four coca- cover before equalled. The young men
uN hrlwvde llalaotry)cottt- Energy is power Judgment; Judi- were 50 prompt that they were al.
nienst 7000 fighting men. It meat le the regulator that now 'ways at the Roytien street home be-
ared by three et leer Mugu the puwse. took $s7 wets ellpecjed, g11515111M
Weis, of the magazine gun with, a tra-
*tory of two and a half miles, hate.
likewise conspired to produce import.
ant modltleattone of our tartlet of
attic* and defence. Our systein now
Wt surprise. a'perfect protection ngaln,t
The expo,ure of ae few own
as posible to the fire of the enemy :
preehdar and celerity of mevemcnt
full cooperation of supporting lino le
attack or defence. Frequent rifle pear -
toe, too, are soma or the things that
make it perfect. Our manual is elm
The showy 'right whorl' of Sitott
an Hardee lies goon way to the
H because
it l
r' byReed, Imc.a m e
'r t turn'
Ins'
I into 1
left b file n
1�t er. 'On f
oleo Y
agl eluted by twos, le now 'left front
MO bee; executed by tours and dune
W about half the time.
"On the march ow army takes no
chanes of a surprise or unevpeetnl
atM01r• Protected in flank, front and
seer by throe wary feelers called
•AVO Q gro•.droye►'''"•••00
to
,r
4.
telt AN t
,stitto
suntan either to right or :eft, nrrord-
`ng to its pain in ctivielan battle line.
At 500 yards the advance by rushee
is ordered. Rushee of tiLy or sixty
yards ore, made ai:ernately by sec-
tions. Those sertlons not le the rush
maintain a heavy tire, from rover, un-
til (be rushers have reached a goal,
when ;bey in turn spring forward and,
passing the athero twenty-five or
thirty yards, go to cover, kneel or lie
down. This me',hod is pursued until
everything Is In readiness for the tina:
he aur eons
tile e¢nlime I
charge. In n m g
ie:el hospital out -
node
' shad n f t u
have a .ab.. P
node the zone d the enemy's fire and
nn emergency station as chis up to
the firing D:ue as is practicable. When
men begin to fall they are borne away
on stretcher) by the hospital corps.
The desperately wounded are taken
to the emergency station, tee /slight-
ly hurt to the f;,shd hospital.
"Pp In the front the continuous
rale firing, with rapid detonations of
arti�.lery and huratlag ahel(a, denolee
the rr;u'n of the battle. A fresh re-
g anent from the reserve goes forward
lin double tihne to re -enforce the ad-
vance. As goon as the re -enforcing
rolumn ham merged !into lire firing
rue, now w e to close proximity to
the enemy, the order, "'lo the cbargel'
es Bounded and, danh:ug forward, ra!a-
Mg the yet, the boys her blue go over
the enemy's lane, drive him pe:lmeit
from hist position and the battle is
won. The enemyhas been gine no op-
portunity lb spring a surprise or set
an ambuscade. The keen -eyed snouts
have made all that ' alible and the
h m .tmpxa a e
condJtlbns bus been snob that the
best men and the beat taetee win,
t ,Wi'tb long range Dannon and the
brag range rifle in vogue I would
say that our Amer:ran taotioa and
strategy excel all others."
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MAIMl40DY
F SCOUTS ON THE MARCH.
Family Medieine Ghost,
The way to avoid big doctors' bills is to al-
ways ems • bottle of Polson'' RervIIlae
on heat, ready for ase.
Wise mothers never go to bed at night
without trot knowing fiat where 10
plaeethelr band an•'Morsillae"In case
or ea emrgeney.
When the double wedding tookpiace
the offieiating minister, Dr. \Villain
Boyd attempted to marry Miele Anna
to Mr. Derrick, but was iuterrupted
by protests from all four anxious -to -
be -married young people. The brides
both turned pale under the imminence
of the cateetrophe. lbr once their
spirit of mischief was relegated to
she back -ground.
The guests enthueiaotical'ly congra-
eulated the brides. ''I've known your
husband all hie Ole, dear Mrs, Rud-
derow. Ile is a (splendid fellow,' said
a etbut, frank, elderly woman to Kra.
Derrick. "You've done better than
your 'rater. Not but what Mr. Der,
rick's all right." •
"1 think so, indeed," said Mrs. Der-
rick, turning her back upon the non-
gratmistor.
Now that the wedding, which took
place in the Rudderow home, is over,
and both couples are settled in their
own homes, there are still blunders
arising from mistaken identity,
Mrs. Rudderow ran to the door to
meet her busband one evening and
heard him exclaim, "My angel 1" 10
her rester, who was crossing the yard,
"How do you lake me in iiia dress,"
Mrs. Rudderow smLingly said, es her
brother -In-law entered the Derrick
parlor. Mrs. Derrick entered In time
Ib hear her husband declare that he
woe addressing ":Oke sweetest wo-
man in the prettiest dress in the
world,' and to ane Mrs. Rudderow
narrowly escape an embrace.
"You ought to keep the pallor bet-
ter lighted," was Mr. Derrick's be-
wildered apology.
"Bow du we know our wives apart?"
maid $Ir. Derrick, tlaougittlu:ly.
T th.nk Roae Is a little bit stouter
and livelier."
And my Anna emilea oftener and
has a gold filling in her upper front'
tbath," says Mr. Rudderow-.
M'iter's Compound Iron Pille will
build you up. Tltat nervousness amt
sleepleances will disappear, the color
tYll return to those pale cheeks, and
goon! spirits and energy will bo yours.
THE NEW ENTERPRISES.
Hamilton the Centre of Manu-
facturing Activity.
THE SMELTING AND REFINING.
(Toronto Gloles.)
13.amlltoa bids fair to become the
Sheffield of Canada. The Meet Fun
nate company, whose works were
started tour yeare ago, has been re-
organtred to manufacture steel as
well ns. pig iron, and rolling ntllle are
also part of its sohomo. It Is expect
ed that the new works will be soar
pieted shortly, and when they are
ready a Inrgo numbctr of men will find
employment.
But the shareholdere of the coca
pany, who include twenty or more of
the wealthiest men n Hamilton, have
a more ambitious project under way.
1t la prolosod to organise a com-
pany, which will have a capital of
*10,000,000, to build and operate
blest furnaces, steel works, rolling
mil c n e r captivity
Is and refill rte+' with a e t
1 5
to produce and treat S O 1 (10
1 duo r 0 to ,0
tons of pig iron per day. The charter
for tide company has been applied
for, the plans of the works are
nearly ready, and It Is expected that
the enterprise will be well advanced
this year.
The same men '%Ins Leve joined to-
gether to esttubltelt Iron and eteel
works are also Interested In two or
threo other projects. The erection of
a plant Inc refining zinc ham been
undertaken, and is explanted to be
In operation soon. The process to be
employed Is the invention of Dr. Carl
Ilnepfner, of Germany, and has been
for the last two or three years m
we at the works of Dr. LudWtg Mond,
at Winningtoet, to England. Suppliee o1
ore will be obtained from Alliumetto
Island, In the Ottawa Inver and prob-
ably also from the new! Ono mines
opened Inst year north of Lake Pu•
perlor.
An enterprlee ►f etill greater Im-
portance, which' owes He Inception to
the policy recently announced by Pea
mler Ross, le aha seinbl, g of works
to refine nickel tree. With.
In the last meekeabtt eta have boon
signed under which In a year hence
more of these metals will bo relined
in Hamilton from matte, of the Sud•
bury ores than the whole of the pres-
ent production of the mines of that
region. Commencing with the Jet
of September next, ten tone
of matte carrying not lees than
40 per cent, of nickel and copper will
be aupplied to tate refinery daily, and
on tho drat of each succeeding mouth
the daily supply will be Increased by
ten tone until at the beginning of tho
sixth month it will reach sixty tong
per day, The pr0ceas to be adopted is
also the Invention of Dr. Hoepfner,
and Is claimed to be well adapted for
treating Sudbury ores, It is in use at
Pnpenburg, In Prussia, where the
Inventor Malmo it Is producing one to
one and a halt tons of fine nickel per
day.
For theca refining works, both of
which will employ the electrolytic
method, the city of Ilamllton Is well
situated, owing to the large supply of
electricity It commands. The same
capitalleto who have developed electric
energy from the water -power of the
Weflland Canal are (deo Interested In
the refining works, and, ae so often
happens n the history of Industries,
one enterprise serves to build up an -
outer. The outlook at present Is for
a very substant!al enlargement of the
works for producing electricity, for
witch purpoeo the water, of the Wel-
land River will b tapped and brought
down over the Niagara escarpment.
$100 Reward, 14100.
The reader@ of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Ie at
least one dreaded disease that sci-
ence luta been able to cure In all
its stages, and that Is Catarrh.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only pa
eltive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a condi.
tutlonnl disease, requires a onati•
tntional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure le taken internally, toting di.
reedy upon the blood and means
surfaoas of the 'eyetom, thereby de-
etroying the fonndntfon of the dia•
ease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the roma
tution and neuleting nature In do -
lug ite work, The proprietors have
NW! i:t to varatase lusty•
era ' that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any can that it fallen
cure. Send for list pt testlmonialt,
Address, F. J. CIIENEY & CO.,
Toledo, 0.
Poli by Druggleta, 75e.
Hall's Family Pills are the best..
"He's a lbleving foal, I hear he
skipped off with 100." 'eNo• it wns
1560 ,000." "You don't say 1 Pretty clev-
er h'e'eler, eh 1"
WAS SAVED
r forth, bringing tba need .p,_ c*
tames ury Investigations glade V
u maug issgt.
, embraoing all t'6e
Had Suffered fop Nearly 12 Years
With anaemia.
Severe Headaeh e•, Heart Palpitation,
Nervousness and Extreme Feeble-
ness Made Her Life Miserable—tier
Doctor Told Her She Could Not
Recover.
Doctbrs have Sven the Greek name
anaemia, meaning "bloodleaeneas,'to
a disease whlolt is much more pro -
valent among young nvomen than it
generally bellowed. In id, early
sieges the dinette le not marked by
any decided symptbms, and oSLen
makes considerable advance betbre
its presence Is noticed. A feeling ct
fatigue after alight exercise, breath-
leuaaneu and pallor oft the taco are the
fink noticeable signs. Unless there is
pror$pt and efferlive treatment the
disease then makes rapid progress',
and the victim presents every appear-
ance of gang into a decline or eon-
eumpttOn. Theontyeueoeesful method
of treating anaemia is to build up
the blood, and the beat medicine in
t'ho world ter this purpose is Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
Was Ade:ime Dumas Le one al lee
thousands s.0 young ladies who can
testify to the efftosey of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills in oases oG anaemia, Mime
Dumas resides wb til her parents on a
Harm near Lintere, Betties Co., Que.
To a reporter who called upon her
Dar dile purpose of getting tote par-
t'Lculars of her Wineae and cure, Mime
Dumas sell: "Since I was abate
/sixteen yeare of+ age t have been n5:-
ing more or least bu3 for e. long time,
excepttier periodical headaches', the
trouble did not seem various. About
t'wo yeare ago my nava began to na-
tures an alarming ,nature. The head-
aches rams watt greater frequency, '1
became very pale, and the sI:ghteet
exertion watld leave me breathless.
i' pried several medlkinee, but instead
of finding benefit+ 1 was eteaddiy
growing wbrae, nn'eet at haat 1 wee
unable to do any household work,
arid !had tb ea in n chair tamest the
ens ?e day. I had now become ex-
t'rentely nervou'e, and the least noise
would sal ney heart wildly palpitat-
ing. 1 had neither desire nor relish
for food' and the doctor who attend-
ed me p;neay mid the trouble was in-
curable, and that he could do nothing
more for me. I did no: despair, how-
ever, bu't' treed, other meitietne,s•, but
still without relief( and then I Egan
to feel that death only would release
me teem my ,suffering. A;' this time
it friend brought' me. a newspaper in
which was oho story 0! the cure of a
girt whose syrup bene reseanbiedmi'ne,
through the too a Dr, Williams, Pink
Pills, and urged ^ta tb try teem. 1
sent for a box, init they did not seem
tb 'help me, and L were afraid they
would prove like otther medicines, not
suited to my case. My parents in -
Meted that P should continue their
use and my fetter got two boxes
more. Betere these were ell used 1
had no longer any doubt' tbat they
were 'helping me, and t procured an-
o:her half dean boxes. They eorgr
leth
vl restoredhealth, and I um
P Y my
able, to go about and do work with
an ease L 'Nave not' enjs red for yeare
before. I t'h(nk Dr. Weems,' Pink
]'ills are a great' blessing to the sick,
rind I always urge my friends who
ore not well to take them, and' 1 will
he glad i4 this statement is the
means of bringing new courage, end
health to anme other sufferer,"
Familiar Experience.
"Din's this delightful," said the
Sweet Young Thing at the picnic,
"It's a new senantitn for you to take
your al fresco, I dare say!"
''Not at all, masa," /aid Mr, Fel-
brireeelormerly Rusty Rutin— fa,ti-
diouely bole/bine away an ant. "When
one travels about a good deal, 515 'I
once did, one gets—er—accustomed
to alit sort of thing,"
Then he changed the subject.
immediate Relief For Cold in the
Heed.
Miss Relapp k Brown, et Annan, writes
"I bus aeon l'atereboapnt) nd he a tgatod
1t anti 0 _epltataatory. It eI l h Ie tlNldiat1
relict to oletylot In aha head apd f bave 1tYlad 1t
a egmpl eurofor Cate
ozone le a new method of t
arantaad to ear Cate
same sad Colds.
II,
6iNatbe ,
medicated air; it does the shat. A �e
ppieasaut and effective treatment, Hold by all
druggists. Trial outfit Bent for ten in utamps
by ?d, C. POLSON & CO., Kingston, Ont.,
croprtetera
Tips for Advertisers.
To do blueness right—treat people
right.
The right use of right Ideas—ex-
plalne the whole secret of success(
Make a constant study of man and
methods to avoid frictions with your
fellowmen.
The time to change your ad. is not
when 1t to paying you, but whet It
le not.
To be strong you must bave good
appetite, good dlgesticn, and good as-
similation. Miller's Compound Iron
Pille bring all these.
Jokes of the Day.
No, sur I" exclaimed Caady. "It's no
airy job t'.be a millionaire.'
"Is 1t just crazy talk ye're making?"
''No, fur. I manna it. Shure, it ye're a
millionaire an' don't give ail yer
money away they call yea stbingy
ould theta; an' 1f ye do they'll say y''
had t' do 1t t' square yereel' wid the
I Lord. No, Sur; I'd not be a miniona'ro
fur a thousand dollars!"
Itt Newittery Hasmpshire,
mornin=g." rode eM to Kthi'I
Native—Whose boat did yc hate.'!
"Boat? Nobody'@ boat. 1 ends—un
horseback,"
Native—Silo! Why didn't y' say' 30
rid?'
"Snagaby watt afraid 1, ons grow -
Ing weary of the club, and ha took
heroic troatmettt to ht'Istg bat'k Isis
liking for It."
"What dld he do""
"Got married."
"1'm d eubecrlher to your palter,"
sari the man wise' head wns boweat
down by rraxatt of a boll on the back
of hie neck. ^1 came In to make a re-
quest "
"Writ." r' plied the editor, "what
clot ,i„ a
'1 want to know If you can't post
your war tlsovrrithle troublea little ter of mine.down
until I a' __
wire^I met an old acquaintance
toes yon')rival for my lt r. bleeker. Ton remember he
I(,teband—Yee; i hate that man.
Wife—You shouldn't hate him Just
because he used to love ane.
Husband—Olt, .that Isn't the reason.
I hate hint because he didn't marry
yek
e
t wl
interest by the inereaeing oleo ei
people wbo stake an active omits kr
THE WINDBREAKS ON FARMS. Phe 'abject of sorest preservation,
epor it be read with pleb
(and wibl, in addition, be valuable as
The annual report of the Clerk '01 a work of reference in regard he dm -
Forestry for Ontario .for 18119 has bee legislation end management.
Jost been issued, and to of , epeolal
value and interest In view of she ad•
vaned p of cy of tike Provincial tlov
erutuent In regard to forest preserva-
tion. Treating of the progress of for -
miry In Ontario, the report dafluee
aclenttllc forestry as the growing of
wood crops for profit, from whlolt
etandpont the Cxp•n Ire and mail -
military (orstry•tyntem of Germany
s out of the question In tltlr country,
where o:,ly at e mptratic.ly Milt Par*
Lott of tits crop nes it market value.
Itt Ohtar.0 the territory to be oper-
atella largo and labor high, NO that
the planting of tram on a large mole
could not be undertaken with a vlew
to satisfactory financial returns. But
there ire no need to toltuw this plan,
as, 11 fire is kept out, the Lorcet crop
•re•seed itself. The first thing to be
corm is to toe that areas of land suit-
able for tree-gruw,ng are permanent.
ly secure.l (or that purpose, confining
actual planting operat.oua to well
shattered blank spores as lawn failed
to seed readily, and eo to man-
age the cnttng of the stand -
ng crop as to insure a continuance
of the right sort of tree'. Mush land
hag been fettled that would have beau
better left in forest, and 1t hoe been
found by exp.:rlehet tat (oualdet-awe
areas can to more prot.tably devoted
to growing trees than to any other
crop. The Forest lte'eervee Act pro-
vides for retaining such land In the
panda of the Government, and le tho
ttdtlaI step in preparing for a rational
system of forestry under whish other-
wise, unproductive land( shall produce
for all time eueees,ite timber crops.
'the report goes on to point out
that the original forest is by uo
meats nearly exhausted, as there
are still vast quantities of pine on
licensed Janda to be cut, which will
,yield a stead revenue. Of the 20, -
THE CHIEF MAN orlRARCII.
President Loubet Still Image for e
Farmer's Life.
Mrs. Crawford eontributea to Good
.Wards as interesting article on the
Preelident of the French Republic.
She Simko oho diatoms in M. Loub•t
traits. of Donee as be appeared 10
hits Sabine farm:
" The dispootti,sa of the President,
like thane f the mat ftnlahed of the
Latta poets, la seamy. 11e is moral
without being eeasorioue; attentive
to bueinees yet of en easy -Seip/
philosophy, which has keep insight
into eaeentiels. Ho is a kladtr neigh•
tor, was always a Mend, of liberty,
ant, liking to live out ilia own Iib air
cording to his natural bent, would
gladly extend lila freedom he
to other, What sufficed hie regal
ancestors, would suffice hen, even now.
lie was thrown out of their groove Ig'
catinmal willreer fat they and hams 1�
bottom of bile heart t re-
verted to Lt. Luxury to ilia Loubat is
a dull, heavy bond,
AG Iaubet doom not complete of hie
lot, but hu boa the seise of disap-
poiatment which a armee& wrestles
gives." He wanted to be a farmer,
but bis (ether made bleu a lawyer. Yet
we aro told:
"The Preddent longe tor rural111e
—not Ile as in a chateau, but in s
yeoman's homestead. At an sgrieule
tural show lost spring he fell la with
some Dauphine formers, and wail the
same old 'Monsieur Emile' whom they
had known at Montelivar. 'I auto
pose,' said one of them, 'you are now
fixed for lite in Parlit' 'Not i I live
more than seven years, should I re.
, grain President no long. I do not In.
toad to 'tend again. \Vbat I Egg
for and mean to do is, when I _quit
y Elyse', to go to ead my lite of Mar -
000 square mules of terrltbry now un- sanoe on the old farm.'" Marianne,
der license to lumbermen a great which is oa rising ground beaked by
part le unfit for cultivation, the pro- • forest, sad fifteen miles east from
sent syetenn of fire -ranging renders Motttclienar, is where M. Loubet wee
much of it comparatively sate from born,
the formerly prevalent source of da- A11 M. Loubst's friend' and neigh•
etruetton, and if' not settled or bore rejoiced at bis election to the
squatted on there Is no reason why I'rcrca ieney. The only member of his
It should not Veld a revenue so long ismer circle who did not was his mo.
ae It is kept' in timber and properly ther, She felled to vee blow bis belis
worked. President would conduce to his bap.
Some details are given concerning pines, The President U still as da
the (break reserve set apart in the. elle ae a child in obnylog his mother,
Counties of Addington and Front -i for whom he hoe a great affection.
enar, oonnpe.Ang about 83,000 acres One of hie first thoughts ea being
which has been burned over and la Gamed President wan to seed her a
now being largely re -clothed by a phptograph, enlarged' to lite rise, sad
vigorous growth of your ,j pine in a handsome gilt frame, to be ung
trees, standing as thickly in,; soma' up in her parlor. Wbea he was
localities as 000 to the acre. Mr, sedent of the Senate she vel busy
famehwort'h estimates that making baking the week's bread as he ups
allowance for the increased value of pectedly dropped le from Paris. 880
pine is the future the value of this asked' him to watch' the oven while
timber, if caretuly preserved, ecawe she was arkangling to add sometblag
60 years Prom now woa.3.i- 5250 an to tae Moldy dimer. M. Loubet Bled.
acre, or twenty millions fee the whole Molly pet on her wide blue apron asd
tract were it art equally well wood- sat pat.eattly attending to the loaves
ed. This, however, is net Ole case, until relieved," ,
but he considere 510,000,000 a safe
estimate, against which, of course, ANCIENT W108.
must be set the cat of tire proteo-
tion, etc. This area is now under
and Mirk walnut are being sown in AetldclslWise Was Mach Used lathe
(breetry management, Add bickory Classic World.
the vacant apnoea.
A portion o/ Nile'report te devoted
to windbreaks and (tearer bolts on
farms, the planting of which, is re-
comnae,ud'd as a protection to tale
sown crops, and the utility of which
bee abundantly been proven fram ex-
enience. There are alto some prac-
tical directions Mr tie planting of
shade trees on streets and highwaye.
a practice which Is fortunately be-
coming much mare general than fbr-
merly, Dr. W. Brodae contributes an
article on the destructive tent cat-
erpU?ar,which has wrought eo much
devastation among foreign trees, and
points nut thea the pest is 'Reap-
pearing before - tie peraeitee which
prey upon it.
The conn oils croon of the doe
The Bret wig mentioned la history
1 anti
goat's din was ads on of s
m t
0
Saul,
r f
was worn by the daughter
K1 of Israel. gays the Chicago
Dalry N•wa.
In the eon% of Italy the first ar•
Odic' wigs were mud' for the Gap.
Ininee, who lived to Apulia, and
were knows for the luxuri a of thelr
toilet, Theis people wore. they say.
the first who painted their (apse;
this they did will. the Juice of straw.
berries.
Xenophon rite that little Rr•
rue, when he s Jetted Aetyags, hie
grandfather, whose eyes were framed
in blue paint, and who wore an en-
ormous is ie, threw himeelf on his
knees nal cried: "0h, mother, what
a benutdul grandfather I Laval"
ument La a his -o0 crown timber I'hre'rrirtnn women, who were proud,
regulstiona fro he days of the of Ilex hair, havhsg been ordered by
early Frenob regime of the pre-
terit
til,',r griefs to offer It up on the
g alines dcdiented to Venue atter the
set time, co ed
witjt much care- !r,,th of Adonis, obeyed, but with
Out research frblrt all nte!lable public on+rut»ring Soon they were consoled
records, allowing the gradual Bevel-' i,Y ;t Areei merchant, who told them
otmsnt of the preeont system of tent he would give them the meaty
Crown Lands maiaagement. ?deny
,.f hiding tlselr brad paten under luso•
intereabtng features of a Learn l tit tenni earls, In hilt chariot !b had
character are brought out. It will hundreds of wigs d ail colors.
no doubt surprise many to learn tit Wigs were att vogue to Rome toward
the very outset that the Br'tish the and of the republic and w well
ruler of Canada were extremely, '+o made that Ovid aaye : "Nobody weld
licttoue ter the preservation of teem'
int- tell 1f anyone she's hair was seal or
bor. The earliest instructions given :taut:'
to floe. Murray, 05 Quebec, is 1753,' ',anionic peasant. were the pro•
laohude orders to reserve proper videre of blonde hair for rich R mem
quantities of land in each township prinoeesee, *10 loved the eonse it of
Paid out, to be kept permamently in Ike flaxen hue with thele bitch am.
timber. Repeated lnatructions ware They even -had morning wiget email
given to other Governors to maintain and tightly curled, of any o01or, I d
threat reserves In the vcalitiee lsest' kept the beautiful fair ones te wear
adapted'for tits purpose, but untortu•1 when reotiilti yhelr admirer to LIN
natoly they were never carried into. evening. Messalltl-d bed 150 white to
effect. Tjle growth of the system disguise herself.
05 ttcenaing lumbermen is traced
atop by step showing, how the privi- Effect of a Sudden Cheek.
lege at one time granted freely to
navy contractors as gradually made "Speaking of large habits" re -
11 means of increasing the revenue, marked Mr. Meeker, animatedly, ne
more and In. re outsinnlial considf the conversation became general, 1
Bratton being dem;rndc,l by the Gov- knew a couple of twine once, patted
erament, and rrgu'tll. ns of increase, Iierklnal, that weighed—"
Gil stringency a't'd'tt'ti• At that lastest he oaagbt tb
The vi, isni odes .e' the lumber trade atony glare of Afro. L[eeket'a ,7S,
and rho iwp..rt:,nl controverale.and turned in his direction.
vexed ire,: tans affecting it which "—Four pounds l"
wt
elleet,reauve Dilllna to time, such as agitation, and the 20tth part of and he said faeoofnd. t pawing the
DANGEROUS
TO STOP A COJJ6II.
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine toes
Deeper and Cures the Oold—It is Prompt and -
Thorough in Action.
Cough mixtures are almost as numer•
nus as drug stores, and many of them
aro decidedly dangerous, lasing pre•
pared by perr•oav not qualified to pro-
scribe the proper treatment for rlie•
case. True, they stop the cough. But
atbpping the cough is merely remov-
ing the wnrtsbag which nature gives of
the trouble wathln. And, besides, a
cough le etoppetl by opiates that
deaden the nerves and ruin the.
stomach.
In contrast with the numerous b'x
f ere.< •''rt iced to atop a cuugat, n at. no
make it more difficult for the system
to throw off the cold, Dr. Cbnee'e
Syrnp of Linseed and Terpcntlne
statute as a sienttfto preparation, the
rcription of. AmerIt•n'e Greatest
eidan.; It thoroughly enrol r0111and cough together by helping on
expeMoTat'on; loosening the tight -
nae In the cheat and freeing the holy
of tike mate shatter r wilds must be
dteeharged before cure ran be effected.
By atoppteg this discharge and mak-
ing 1t hint's difficult to cough, many
remedles oris' the disease deeper and
the effort rtpended in trying fesCough
teare the ,t 1 cots linings of the Writ
and brroIslnl tubes and meta up COW
gegtion of the lunge.
go I,mg an Dr. Chase's Syrup of Lin -
Bee I and Tnrpentno la used (reale
ti'•re le no danger of a cold develop -
.g Into twelves lung trouble. It hexa
the irritated nlr passages, keels the
II rough loose and radically cares taw
l cold.
IIII Dr. Chnee'" Syrup of Lin'ea'l and
Turpentine is the safeguard against
pneumonia and conttimptlon ht scores
of thonsande of homes In the Vatted
Stater and Canada. It to mother',
tavorlte meetly for croup, hrollehitde,
whooping cough, a@tlma, catghir colds
nod throe writ.ti att. :?iii veuto a 10t•
ON; Berney size, three times no much,
00 ante; nt all dealers, or Idols.*
PM, Batas & t'o,, Toronto
Cold in the bend andenterre nre
protoptty and tltorourthly enrol by Dr.
Chase's Catarrh Caro, 25 eente N
i pelf ; blower free. , ; r