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and people agree that Scott's limlti-
sloe of cod-liver oil ie the best thing
to take for "don't feel well and
don't know why," especially babies
—they 1P , It—mea and women
don't mind it, but babies actually
=joy it.
S idi* Castle as Catalogued by a Pub.
Mosinee la finial•.
Ore[ to Great Britain they have
e. Satalogue of all country places
which pommel any 'shooting or flrb-
Img. Tble cattalogu, gives the fol-
bwLng description 01 Sklbo Castle,
Andrew CarneelsN Highland borne.
Tho almonoe of any descriptive
frills seem' to leave the lucre facts
rather more hnpressive than they
appear even la the hnnde of the
most rethu.Listlo Journalist. Here -
1 the aocdnnt:
"Extent of shooting, about 20,000
acres. Of title 10,000 acres are moor,
5,000 are arable and 4,000 are wood.
The last Iea:OU'e ebooting Included
1,000 brace of pewee. 12 rtage, 4
tallow bucks, 42 roe deer, besldee
black game, partridges, pheasants,
snipe, woo 'mock, hare', rabbit's end
YAM fowl.
' There la fair salmon and trout
fishing 1n about 15 miles Of the
Efeltx, and good trout fishing In
Lathe IlLidale, Leggan, Lures and
Bokths.
'The oartlo la beautifully 'kn-
itted overlooking tbe Dernaok Firth,
It contain' a large entrance hall,
pntllo looms, b Marl room. 85 brd-
rooms, 5 drreeti g room., 4 bath
rooms, with all modern convenl-
etrey,
"The stable§ are large and com-
modities and the gardens and gaps
bows are beast cul and extensive.
There are besides Pulroesie Hones,
containing 2 sitting zooms, 4 hed
roOmp, 1 dressing room, Iervantr
rooms etc. Also three cottages,
near, eontalnintt 11 rooms. Rent
11,/00. nail to Bonar Bridge,
tbnaee drive 10 miles
The rent 1s for the shooting sens-
*a of oneree.
1 bought a bores wltb ■ supposed -
1y incurable ringbone for 1130, cured
film with 01 worth of /UNARM
LINIMENT, and sold him 10 tour
months for 585. Profit oe Liniment,
a54.
BOISE DER08CE,
Hotel Keeper.
It. Phillip's, Que., Nov. let, 1101,
leantrc'. lireale,l Work.
$age' of the most eminent fier-
iness were recently asked to emend.'
[kite ophiiuu ON to W111:11 WON the
'rattan work of the Mat eeftury,
an their anewern, when ola, all'd,
showed that the majority altanhed
most, Impt'rtanue to the following
* chiasmente:
L
The establishment of the Ger-
man •Enup.re.
L', The pioaamatIou of the right's
o f man,
8. The dirOvery of steam as a
meth* power.
41. lled electricity.
7k le discovery of narcotics and
M aitlsepela,
0. The promulgation of the low of
ooa.Irratiou of energy.
T. TN* work of Darwin.
5. The discovery of the modern
sckutltl: method d judging things,
wheeb in based on exact observation.
9. The discovery of tbe spectral
*enlists
00 The dlanovery of the S rays,
11, Beethoven's ninth symphony.
32. Tho emend part pis "retest.'
18, The ('ontt'ntlon al Geneva.
14. The primary echuol and rom-
paleory eduwtlort,
15. The movement In favor of we-
man'e rights.
18. The exploration of Afrlea by
Europeans,
$100 REWARD, $100.
11.e rem Ata NaR' ams raw tr.
,esw a eewa[ •" r, re, le,eara
Ian. sn4 tr.m; ell lr,, l.Ie.
Wit HNA Hope.
Barber —'W111 you have anything
on your face when I have finished,
iter
Victim— I do not know. Bot 1 bops
you'll leave my nose, at least.
Stops the Cough
and Works OS the Cold.
Leaatlre Bromo quint ReTab ea can scold
to one day. No sun, No pay.Pek» 25 sesta,
Cured Them of a Had Habit.
A Minister In a near -by town on a
recent Sunday eurprl:sed fele audience
by rending the following notice from
the pulpit : "The regular Benton of
the Donkey Club will be held ae usual
after the eervtce. Member, will line
up feet outside the door, make re-
marks and stare at the ladles, who
pets, no is their custom." But they
didn't that Sunday.
Mlnard'e Liniment Cores (target
In Cows.
The readers of this paper will be pleated to
Mars that there le nt leuel nor dwarfed Num.,
Ybat schwa hem been able to eure In all Ia
Wage' aad that le Catarrh. hell's Catarrh
fore ha the only pndthe core now known 10
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, bring a con•
'Motional dleen/P, require le ooetltutI , i,h
treatment, Haire L'ntnrrli Cure 1a tukeu In.
beraally, acting directly upon the blood Find
mucous •arias of the Pyntem, thereby dee-
tro,tag the foundation nl the disease, and
ringthe patient strength by bulidfng up
e constitution end motet!
work. The proprietor' bongo much faith
la enrollee powers that the} oiler One
usdred Dollars for tiny case that It lulls to
me, Sand for list 01 teatlmnnlals.
Addrae F. J. CHENEY & CD., TOI,IO, 0,
Roll by droggtmt . 71e.
Hall's Family P111. ere the beet.
Nhleh One Woe 11 e
"H0110, my dear:" he ecrinimrd,
greeting the prettiest girl on the
verandah. "Inc'Judd conic In on the
train so 1 lin de lighted Monet you
again,"
I—hm afradtl—" shir, eta*tnerrd,
"Why, don t you remember me?" Ire
'eked, In eurpr(eo. "I met you here
lust season, You fell 1n love with
se nod we were engaged for two
weeks.'"
"Your • taco does seem famelar," she
mild, as they seated themn9eee In
a occluded nook, "but 1 can't Ju:et
piano yea,"
'I carne up here in 'the hope of
[nesting you again and renewing,
oar old tine,' he plende;l.
"1 can't sire you any hope,"
returned ; not jest yet, You re",
my love -ranking last [tenant wa
rather disastrous. 1 was engeg.'d
three times. The fleet one palmed
*haeelt off as a count. He raised false
tepee in my heart, but I've got over
that, The eceowi inoled me on n
paste engagement ring. I've for-
given hint Wit, for he was jolly
compeer. Jlut the third—oil, he
MU a heartless wretch! When he
wail roll* away he told me be hod
his return ticket, and 1 foul hint
dollars and forty dente. I
at be
arta the eonl of honor,
o never pill me bask. 1 hadn't
4 oent of p'n-money left, and I
awortethat,11 I ever met him agate
Revd have to make ,;nod."—[kart Set
Know the Signs.
It Ie really a dangerous thing for
a single man to begin to chlrk up
a bit In the mutter of dreee and
In the tidying up of his bachelor
home.
"He'' going to be married; I'm
positive," 'aid one Woman, as the
mail under consideration was
'spoken of. "He's laying a new flde-
walk 1u front of Isle house."
"indeed," 'said the doubtful one.
"Yee, and Ire haw a new carnage
and a Panama hat."
The girl who had been listening
gave a ringing laugh and alter-
w-nrd weld: "She would probably
have reported the carde having been
Bent out tf she knew that he
bought a new hammock yester-
day.
M%nbrd's Liniment cures Dletem-
par.
Why 1114 Wile Shrieked.
"Good story they got out about
the professor, hay ?"
"What's the matter, lila he for-
get again r
"Naw. Better than that, Hie wife
gee up the other morning, and wan
slipping Iter mitosis on, when also
gave a IIttle Nlirlek.
"'What's the ma' ter T' he asked.
"'Why, 1 ware putting my shoe on
and a make 'upped out of It,' she
cried.
"'Only one 1' said the professor.
'Why, there Ahem[[ have been three,
I put them there hilt bight to
keep them Warm.' "
New York Central sod Modes■ River
Railroad.
The above name l • household
word and the eeperlor excellsace of
the road should be sufficient to at
tract most people, but now that the
rate le the ease to New York and
pointe east a■ by other lines no
further recommendation should be
sought. Everybody will tell you It
is the beet,
SALOONS , ...IVKENNESS
Ulaparltlea 1n , ..htbtlos or Arrests
Made In Vallee, Large Cities.
The number lof saloon. In a city,
dos• not bear fatty bless relation to
the amount o drunkenness In 1t, or
at !emit the htunber of arrests for
druokenoeas,
New York, with double the popula-
tion of Chicago and 60 per cent,
more saloons Las fewer arrests for
drunkenness Ina year tbau the big
city on Lake Illehigan. Baltimore
baa more than twice All many ea-
loone as Boston, while Boston has
seven times ire many arrests for
drunkenness In a year as dose Bal-
timore,
Bea Eremitism bas 50 per oent.
more saloons than et. Louis, but
three times as many arrests In-
dlanepolte has more saloons than
Paterson, but the number of ar-
rests for drunkenness is 20 per cent.
greater In Paterson than to Indian-
*pol he.,
Cleveland and Cincinnati have
about the same number of saloons,
Mut the arrests for drunkonoees,
which aro '1,000 annually In Clneln-
natl, are 7,000 In Cleveland. But-
felo and Philadelphia have abgpt a
the lame number of saloon:, but t
meets for drunkenness In Phlla-
delphla are four tlmee as many as
theme In Buffalo,
Weehington line 500 satoone and
M'.lwaulee has 1,700. but while nr-
reate for IL'unkenneea In Washing -
tot: average 3,2'00 yearly, In Mllwee-
kee they are only 1,600. Worcester,
Wee, with Tel saloons, has 2,000 er-
rtasts In a yrnr for drunkenn4se, and
Detroit, with BOO salon*., the
name number,
The t xplanatlon of these dtepari-
1 lee le to be found probably In the
fact that In the eltlee where there
is en unusual number of Relives they
are mostly for the wale of lager
beer, whereae in the rifles with few
saloons more whiskey le cold.—N. Y.
Sun,
What frayed your linen T
Not Sunlight Soap—
No, indeed i
ISSUE NO. 35, 1902
savOATt10TAi . -
NLIGIIT "TRINITY'
REDUCER
EXPENSE,
Ask fee se *sena Dar
INEQUALITY ALWAYS.
133
A Deed Level of Rewards Not to be
Desired.
It le a great law of nature, Irom
whkih there le no escape, that "by
the sweat of the brow we must earn
our bread."
Bellumy's' benutifel dream, "Look-
ing Backward," is simply a dream,
r
Impracticable and impossible as
be eturtae of Jules verve, "The Ar-
blan NIgltte," or "8lnbad the
&ilio r."
Some must study law, medicine, (l-
ettuce, and a tltuuaand flange on
whieb human happiness depend,, and
some tuuet work Itt the coal miner
or every furnace etre In the country -
would be extlalgut.hed, every uanu-
facturtng Industry end, and we
should relapse IInt0 herbarium.
It wet never be poealble to make
the wages of all men the same.
The max who walks ten hours wkl
earn more than his equal who works
only five—the skilful more than the
unskilful—the strong more than the
weak—the well marc than the Wok—
the indnetrloue more than the laty;
and the man who 6n youth lives c0o-
nomlcally and saves hie money will
probably linen Lt old age more than
he who /penels and &tree nothing.
Labor wW never, In the long run,
be able to present capital from em-
ploying whoever capital Rees fit to
employ, Rol eop'lnl will always. be
oompelled to support labor, whether
a't work or Idle.
Every city and town meet support
Its poor, and capital must pay the
bills
Anarchy attempting to rim our
banks, railroads, factories and
great eommereel industries, would
ht^of; 'ark atmos, destruction and
ruin, not only to capital, but to
Labor —Geer:re T. Angell, in "Out'
Dumb Anewile.e
Names Manmu. 1u Canada.
An engagement of great social Im-
portance le that of Mr. DudleyCar-
letoe, only e.)n of Lady Doreheirter—
a peeress in her Oavn right— and Miss
1"In9et Monckton, only daughter of
Lord and Lady Galway. Tide young
lady le an heiress of some import-
ance, as she wtu lett money and
band*"l property by her uncle, the
late Mr. Lending; and le the own-
er of Buebrldge Hall, near Godalm-
ing, a fine place. which line recently
been rented by Mr. and Mre. Caren -
dish Ben'tlnck. MINA Monekton Is an
attractive girl, with a fair share of
pend looks, fond of dancing In Lon-
don, and 0f walking, dewing and
heeling In the country. Her father,
Lord Galway, is a rich man, and
Wm Estate outsell would have been one
or the most apinndld at the ooron-
ntton.-11. A. P,
Mtnard's Liniment cores Diph-
theria.
Kitchener nod Kerry,
Kitchener 11 undoubtedly English
b;' blond, and yet 11. war eomethh)g
the he wee horn In Kerry, and that
he emelt ninny of hie early years
there. Kerry in a county where the
penitent's are all gentlemen and
ladles In bearing, lu manner, In
thought nod to feeling. Brit asthvIr
awn .klre—gentle, friendly, courteous
—they probably taught to the tail
and lanky stripling who roved over
lhetr intone nine aetmething of the
flexibility which lite preyed lh'turn-
ilnt In eve nt'yl nu'nn nes in hl'
I:1,tory and In that of tun enuutry,-
-M. A. P.
A 1100N TO UI01i1FMLt1—One bottle of
Englleh Sparta Liniment completely removed
a curb Dom my horse. 1 take pleasure In
recommending the remedy, le, 1t era with
mysterious prompters' In the removal from
horses of hard, soli or calloused lamp*, blood
eparlo, splints, curb■, 'weepy, attar, end
sprains.
O W/ROE R')BR Farmer,
Markham, flat.
Sold by ali druggist,.
Advice vrorned,
"You should be thrifty and lay
something aside for a rulny day,"
said the man who gives advice ad
libitum.
"Mister," said the Kangas farm-
er, "you talk like in blame theor-
ist. What we people Hoed be to
My something aside against •
droughh "—Weehtogton Star.
Mackey Brand Soap cleans kitchen wen.
mils, steal, iron and tinware, knives and
forks, mad all kinds of cutlery, re
slain,
Parkr—After all, els, the extreme
*implicity of our American Iustitu.
tloae must commend Itself to every
one,
Lane -1 'know It. Half tie , time
we're without a peak.— Harper'*
Barer.
Mlnerd's Liniment Cursor Colla, ate.
Tr
Hight of Private'.
Of oouren, the majority rules and
that eltolsion to now law In New
lean; but the 'Poet believes 111:
three dissenting judge. were right,
anti' that the drolslon will ultimately
be tut Nakla 11 It be lawful to urn,
without her consent, the picture of a
woman on a flour berrrl, why would
it not be equally lawful to neo the
pi /terra of jud'en, 1 Whop, governors
or even Prespelcate on laver barrels T
Brewing le ne lawful an Industry ea
milling. Thera arc a thoueaud ways
UI widoh "the lar -culled right .01 prl.
may" might be lutadtr!„ under tills
drolsion„ to the annoyance and lite
Jury of unoffexding tern and women.
We do not believe the courts of
other Staten will follow tide New
York precedent.—Waatdngtos Peet.
Ba sura you get tbeklnd yen haus slwya
hid.—tlwing to the groat popularity of
" The D. It L." Menthol Fleeter. unscrew'.
lone makers are putting up one like It. Far
rheum,' tem, neuralgia, ,Ar., not ling le better.
Made only by Darla! La wreuee Co., ltd.
Remarks beam Ili•' lixllery.
A man In never satisfied that hie
wife loves him until he become.. die-
Nnllefleel with her jenloeey.
It's a herd matter to tell exectlet
what we do want until we see eome
other fellow get It.
A man's method of doing Mtvinese
1en't usually condemned until It le
seen whether lin W to succeed or fall.
The short cut to summon 1e gener-
ally
enesally across somebody else's pocket-
book.
A Useful N'vrlly.
A Canadian firm recently placed
lith the Montreal and Toronto
newepnper@ an advertleement of n
new nursing bottle It had patented
and atm about to place on the
market. After giving directions for
use, the "ad," ended In this laan-
ner:
"When the baby le ddne drinking,
It must be enserewed and laid In a
cool place under a tap. If the baby
dem not thrive on freta milk, It
ehocld be Moiled." — Philadelphia
Times.
TO CURK A COLD 1N ONS DAY
Take
gglsa refund thmmono y Quinine
dru11111one t0 sore.
E. W. Oro'.'s signature 1' 00 each box. nne.
Children are In danger to our tierce mon-
180n, when cholera marhoa and nthrr bowel
troubles urn rampant. MUTT your 11111e onyx
by giving them ferry Davie' Pniuklller.
I'laln dlreetiuue will be found on 'ueh hauls•.
Tits LEADING
Residential University
OP CANADA
Yalu** Sluwla ill ScbtllariliN
Open Ie all STODZNTS IN ALTI without
natrletlo.s of sex or creed.
TIMID' NLRB! Beddesa tar SIN
IT. NILM'I COLLI M Reeld.nee for WOW
For all Ialormatloe address--
?. 0, ETUB*T MACELEY, ILA„ LL4,
Two Butterflies Courting.
There 1e no prettier eight than
that of two butterflies courting.
The aerial flights and evolutions
are a mere beglnntng—a wort of pre-
liminary flirtation. The eerloes
part of the business begin n'ltell
the buttertlle■ are at rest. The
male, which 1■ usually the more
brilliantly colored of the two,
tape up het ponition on a atone
or the trunk of a tree, nod ex-
pand\ hie wing; In the minehine eo
em to allow thea; to the greatest
advantage. The lady, nt first, af-
ter the manner cif her sex, dietialne
to notice them or to seem to
notice them. (lraetn•lly, however,
their charm. prrvefle over her, she
comes' nearer. and nearer, walks
round and retied bar loner, loses
Iter heart to Wer hesitates, and its
hist.
Piles
To peern to you tint fait
Clime's Ointment f: *certain
sod Omelets ears for each
and every form of ftehing.
Reedits( and pro. rndins alta+,
Cha manaHAterer'a Wire guaranteed It. Hen len
t4montale in the daily pre. sad ask your
bore
�whet they Skink Skink at P Yen can meek and
friat
ar or i*nDeema,Darn 7t been If wet a To box,
Or:Chase's Ointment
Itis, Winslow.* asthma Syrup should
always be need he Children TNthioa 11
wadies the child, softens tbegumi, o .,Ind
remedy ed 1s the bat rea► roe Dia
CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Hey. Jowl Dnrpae...... PneelpgnT
The repeat for 1001 showed remarkable
lerresen over 1000, la tbe tollowlag Hemel
New sachem Inereneed by .,.. 1110,7, r,
Premium famine Inemaerel by 00,112,
Total Income Interment by 42,175
Ansa taenasnl by 40,1150
lasuraaer la lona' Increased by '1,809,466
Costleontal Lite Policies are unexcelled for
stasplldty and Ilbrrnhty. Agents wanted,
0E0. B. WOODS, ['HAS. H. FULLER,
Oeaersl Reneger Secretary.
Keep
Your t
' Eye
MflNUfIL
TRfiININO�
The bat *skipped flannel
Training Department IS Guo
in to be found at Woodstock Col-
lege. For the coming term the
building and its facilities ere being
greatly, enlarged and improved,
Minuet Training is a practical
supplement to any boy's col-
legiate or business education.
For calendar addrt'ee lite rrinci-
pttl, A. L. MtCrimntoo, M,A.
WoodSto6k Goli6pw
Woodstock, Ost.
ALBERT
COLLEGE,
6ELLEVILLE, OMT.
1
moa' seeds** ..rolled
last year—STI yesa1
Indite end 110 yousg
men, Too mltneele-
tluu Scholarshipsval.
ue 111osad1160wes
at departmental a-
■ms,.10u1.
New Plps-oegaRAe-
mode Science Rooms and MtOallorryy wawa
l added, Bo rlortlrullltless 1: nuokkae lea,
Meal right
clime ebauelll It ge, " Ieslwog
steam
am lad 1lgkte.Clthroe/bout by ahmes hee$i4dbrYJ.
ea►a
wilt ere *epk 5 ap*,
TW Waatrsted circular salmis
PRINCIPAt1 D11dlt,Rw
SCJ NUI uu`urltsn7let
artISDI e1 t
,, w,a, Ilark1 sun Jaif
u.,nv., a,,,�,a.",moot .a Ne. Iron
r..n,ut. N.Xe,, 0 1mwnt.0 task.,.,
,tit tam,. Lib. li IBne Nwa,,
b, ,,. ,, 11 r ,rash ,t m.. n,)
115god,in,follye,t Mb4s PO
v.,. r.r e,'arro, u,n;c.a.4.a..,lt,
'01,itin, rates{/metwes. rd.W,lrabe,a
IfIPERIAL MAPLI: SYRUP.
The aunlny standard (nom tisane b
Ocean, Your money back If uo1.atfalaraory.
ROSE R LAFLAIIE,
h ants Yeuireal.
11.B.rlarshall&:Go
191 Ktog St. haat„Hansblle•, Out.
WANT' RILUA'HhH. A1i0a3TI
to pall lens, eottrea,, baking powders, spire,
extracts ate, to consume*, Yao ..,,make
monry, i"[akin wanted. Eseetleat ter story
vacant now.
•
�BUIT y AiW' PORySA I.X-Mbit 01 TES
lefinest
now 10 in
Crew Ham�rt alb twS NI
ram
ware, 190 sorer In all, 36 M walok le is 6c15
mostly pandas. Wt11 he sold L ser parcel w
divided into loaort6 to IP aerieto s per
Ypawns. The 1s a decided bargain r
Jonathan Carpenter, P. 0. bra 1011, lam
OntaAo
DON'T
CLEAN
SILVER
nr your other bright
metals with nay'
thing but
" E,LEGTRIG
POLISHING FISK'
the new chemically, prepared sell polishing
cloth. Nothing he me hut the cloth. Nb
soiled halide; saves Wore and labor• eaeleet
on the enter. Peke YO (rote at drug and
nonan denier”. By mull from
MONARCH, MVO. CO., at. Caterless, Ona
Write ler Tree samples.
•
OPICIVR
THE GREAT EYE REMEDY. Do your eyes Itch, water,
Ire, or ore your eye• oyer -worked, sore, rel. Witty, or
do your cy,'e burn, twitch. ter are they granulated?
OrENE. No remedy for the eve No good. Keay toage
ply, Not lnjutloue, Ouaranteedasrepresentel.Alleorter
sponderwe receives prompt attention. Mailed anywhere
on reor'Ipt or 50e per bottle!
• THE OPENS. CO., Woodstock, Ont.
On
The E. B. EDDY CO., Limited
Don't
experiment with
other and iaferier
brands.UBH
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