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ThottF who know something of the
manner of punishment meted out to
hard -labor convicts lu the penal sot-
tlemente of Saghalien, lout more
especially to such as come within
Iho category of "meet herons nrhn-'
1aale," can well appreciate the trait-
or Orlmm's appeal to the Czar for a
aotdler'e death by shooting, or even
a feloo'e death by hanging. 'Inlet
appeal, nays the Moscow correspond-
ent of the Morning Leder, will not
be vouoh«.ted. Grimm must eery'
the first two ye'a's in the Saghal-
Ian mince ahalneti to a heavy wheel-
barrow, whether working or sleep-
ing, , The chains arty not locked, but
Welded, and there is no release ex-
empt on a doctor's order for the con -
Hot'' removal to a lazaretto. The
prison warders, gangers, and tnipeo.
a o.Vl.he Far Eastern island lutve,
even in this country, a peculiarly
NTH reputation for brutality. If he
Rues through the horrors of Saghal-
ien for ten years, tlrtmm will then
bo removed and interred for life in
one of the remote penal settlement,
ad Siberia. I was some time ago ne-
ared by a Russian penal authority
that at least 70 per cent. of the
hardeabor convicte deported to
fiachallen would honestly prefer to
bo saplitaliy punished. As a mat-
ter of fact, it le a purely hypocritic-
al straining of the descriptive term
to eohple "humanitarianism" with
the law, which forbids, uta a general
rules capital punishment In Russia.
Tearing down signals sines not delay
stem. Opium -laden "medicines" may cher
counting, but the cold stays. Do not trifle;
when you begin to cough take Allen's Lung
keb—tree from opium, full of healing
power
5 SENTENCE
Bear Mother's Unjust Chastisement.
A friend of mine returning to camp
aftee a day's shooting, mehteuly
cane hi eight of a big she bear with
two cube following in single file, pro-
ceeding along a t Edge, the forme of
the tbroo being sharply ellhoueted
against the sky. It was a very long
shot hut Ito determined to try it,
go thew n bead on the old elle bear
and ` fired. The result was curloue.
The etyrrooceesion stopped, the ehe herr
w retched hereon hastily, then turn-
ed ground, and. regarding the cub
ImmbOlately behind her with grave
dim ?oval, holed ite ears eoundly,
and , hen went trundling along the
ridge, evidently under the Impreeefon
that' her frollceome offspring had
been. up to some unusually ohjectlm-
able, tricks.—Navy and Army.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by laTal applications es they cannot reach
the dtameed portion of the ear. Thereto only
One ay to cure dentnees, and that le by eon-
aWtu nal remedies. IFeatnese is soused by
en I anted condition of the mucous lining of
theWitten Tube. When this tube la in.
tam you have a rambling sound or hillier.
tact Matt ng, rind when It Is entirely closed,
DeattibeaM U
the reeulr and unless the fndam-
tnat can be ttken oat and this tube restor-
.it Y normal v condition, heart's will be
gee
forever; er aloe caeca out df ten are
by catarrh, which le nothing but an
L7a d condition of the menus sett:wee.
We will gut a One Hundred Dollars for any
case at Deafness (canoed by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend
for cheaters, tree,
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, 0.
gold by Druggletr, 711e,
Ballet 'Family Pate are the best.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Scott's Emulsion is the
means of life and of the en-
joyment of life of thousands of
men, women and children.
To the men Scott's Emul-
sionives the flesh and
strength so necessary for the
cure of consumption and the
repairing of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women Scott's Emul-
sion does this and more, It is
a most sustaining food and
tonic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children Scott's Emul-
sion gives food and strength
for growth of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girls,
for thin and sici:ly boys Scott's
Emulsion is a great help.
fiend forfree sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists,
Toronto, Ontario.
6Oo. and $1.001 all druggists.
Microcosms.
It le rather harder to he petty
outdoors; there is ea much breadth
all around.
Do I believe in chaperonage P
Yes, for my boy 1
It won't 1:10 to be only partly a
lady.
Comte are probably mole; their
eccentricities can be computed.
The Wet uninteresting person In'
the 'World is he who 1M interested
In everything equally.
There le more joy over one sinner
who makes hp a quorum than beer
the ninety and tithe who come re- I
gtdarty.
Before giving one'e life to n -
sauN It Ie well to be rune that
the gift IN of some value.
I never know a loan to object .
to any sphere for n woman that 1
bad him for the hub,
To observe the habits of an echl-,
Redeem—that is science. To do the
same thing for a pian—that le only
fiction.
Temperament covere a multitude
pf ens,
It.la queer •hdw much tyranny
slipshod people discover.
Life happens to sumo folks gnly
in novels,
If mere tdeae'are not truth, they
are at least the cloth of which it
11 made.
Nothing ?worries a woman so
Ouch as not 'to belong to things.
Dorothy Moore, in the July Cen-
tlary.
Going through the Deck.
' This religious note is from the
Minch department of the Loveland,
Lei., Reporter : "Only a few weeks
ago Rev. F. l.. Roselle preached on
"1Yts Discarded Queen.' Next Sun-
day night his topic. win be 'The
Two Kings.' It will then be seen
that after baying .discarded a queen
be held up two kings (and possibly
as soei, hoping to pull two more
kings in tho draw, The parson is
ilcesd to have a good hand if it
takes all summer. We await with
fererieh eagerness his lecture on
The Grasping Animal; or, who
Feeds the Kitty ?'
"iKELPION
y/ ar.*LUS
,anMMI
OPRWMIMr.t
Iadaes sbybut Lagllsbue.di.sljwrnals.
Sspplledts arltisk aaidleraln Reath Metas.
Far 11l Threat sad Vied Troubles, Laws,
abuW
.s, Old Rena Ulcers, Elsa., Nita
Vl$I i.s Lanma Pimples, Stitt Joints,
La
Rheumatism, mhage, S Telae, $rales,
. Plies, Cute, Sera Foot Pleurisy.
MH by Druggists, MN. Tri it seas.
Mooted the Doctor,
Two Polish rustics who were bad-
ly aifltcteal with rheumatism were
recently taken to a hospital in
Frankfort. Each felt great pain in
one lee; and the physician tried to
alleviate it by rubbing the leg.
One of the rustles howled terribly
while thio was bring done, whereae
the other etteret not a word; in-
deed, Irene the smile on him face, one
woied flava said he enjoyed the rub-
bing.
After the do -.tor hind gone away,
the one who ilatl howled asked: 'How
im the none of heaven were yooablo
to endure all that pain without
screaming?"
"Frust' enough," wee the reply, "I
fooled the doctor; I gave him my
sound leg to rub."
Stops the Cough
and Works Oa the Cold.
Laza tire flrom n Quinine Tablete cure amid
,n one day. No sure, No pay. Price 28 tent'.
1)or'e Again, Old Devil 1"
The fellow of an English army of-
ficer watt vlelting me with her eon,
a charmtng little fellow about five
years old. The mother told me with
mete how honor) hie he was, how
high-minded, and that the had never
terms toutant seen in him Indications
el any traits that were WW or base,
The child tree 'put to bed every'
night at 6. We dined at 7. I was
ratting In the drawing room ons
evening before dinner. The room
WON dark, the donne open, and my
seat commanded a t'Lew of both the
stairway and the dining room. The
table was set and In the center was
a dish of tempting peetchee. Present-
ly there came to my ears the patter
of two hare feet, and a childish
figure, clad in a night gown, stole
down the etatre, through the hall,
into the dining room, up to the ta-
ble. Small fingers seized the topmost
peach from the dish, and the lit-
tle fellow turned and trotted away
upstairs again.
t41q I eat in the dark. in an agony
of appi•eheoelon. there Dame again
the patter, patter of little feet. and
a white -clad figure stole down the
stairs, through the hall, Into the
dining room, up to the table. Small
fingers replaced the stolen peach
just where it had been, and a stub-
born little voice muttered, "Done
again, o1d devil P"—Harper'' Maga-
zine.
Illnard's Liniment cures Burns, etc.
A Profitable (harden.
(Town Topical
"What did you get out of Jour
garden title year?"
"Not a day went by that 1 didn't
hove one of my neighbor's chickens
for dinner."
TO CURB: A COLD IN ONF DAY
Take Laxative Brom' Quinine Tnhletg. All
dru}{pints rebind the u"u•y 1f It huts to rare,
E. 1 . Grove's signature loon shell box. be.
Had Forgotten 141e Excuse.
ii'biletdelphln Record.)
Mre. Guzzler ('n tiuxiler comes In
unsteadily at 3 n. tit.)—You have no
excuse for coating home at Vale
hour end in this e,•i lO Ion,
Guesser—I lin,! one, my dear. and
it was a dandy, but I can't think
wbat it was.
New York Central and Hudson
Ith•er Railroad.
The Abner name Is a hnunehnld word and
the superior excellence Of the road should he
anmd,itt to +ttruct MOM, peaple, but new
that the rate le the mime to New Tork and
points east As In• Other linen no further re-
commendation etaould be nought. Every-
body will tell you It In the beet.
Reveries of a Bachelor.
A' married man's troubles begins
when he Is eng/Igor!.
It len't on what income one ran
got married, but on what income ono
can live niter getting married.
No woman cin torr amend for
her husband's lack of interest In her
diploma and the photograph of her
first suitor.
The wny to convince a woman you •
lore le to nit in abstraction for a i
long time and then say wait a start
that you were thinking of the first
day you ever tutor her, ,
Before the Is married the average -
women thinks that when elle has a
!tomo of her own she will raise vege-
tables and chickens • afterward she ,
Perpetual Motion.
When George Stephenson was
asked, " Do you believe in perpetual
motion P" he replied, " Yes, It you
lilt yourself by the walet-band of
the trousers, and carry yourself
three times round the room."
Just so, and a woman would jest
as soon believe that she has not to
pay dearly for common premium
soaps, in the low quality of soap,
in ruined hands and riothee. She
would he kept in perpetual motion
trying to do with common soap
what she could no easily do with
Sunlight Soap—Octagon Bar. 218
hlnke children will 1o.—N. Y. Press. 1 ^"^'
Hinard'e Liniment for sale every- ; NIGHT
where,
1wenty'•Pound Cabbages Ut Cubs.
In Cuba c.'l bngee frequently
weigh ae mush' as twenty 'mantle.
All v'ogetublee do well. Radishes
bay be eaten from nineteen to
eighteen days niter sewing, while
corn produces three Grope per ydnr.
Sweet potatoes are perpetual. The
natives dlg up the tubers, cut them
off and plant the old vine., which
produce a new crop In three menthe.
All sorts of fruit, horticulturul and
green -house plants and 'bulbous
stock are also grown with the most
gratifying success,
Why Charlie Didn't Ga,
(Oswego Tlmeet
"Ethel," he whispered, '• will you
marry me?"
" I don't know, Charles," she re-
plied, coyly.
" Well, when you find out," he
tattvl, rising. "send me word, will you 7
I shall be at Mabel flicks' until 10
o'clock. If I cbtt't hear from you by
10 I nm going to mak her."
Everehody Is the architect of his
own fortune.
AHnard'e Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Handleapped.
(Smart SeLI
Madge—Now fa it you are not
going out yachting with Charlie
again P
Doily—It took both hie hands to
manage the boat.
Resent. C. C. Richards & 0.:
Gentlemen,—My daughter, 16 years
old, wits thrown from a sletgl: and in-
jured her elbow eo badly It remained
etiff and very palette for three years.
Four bottles of MINARD'S LINIMENT
completely cured her, and ehe has not
been troubled for two years.
Tours truly,,
J. B. LEVESQUE.
St. Joseph, P. Q., Aug. 18, 1000.
Mace of Real Rest.
tierce
Briggs—What's your idea of AM -
ten P
Griggs—Well. It's the way a men
feels the first three days after he
is home from a summer vacation.
LOST HIS RHEUMATISM
By the Use of a Bottle
of St. Jacobs Oil.
Sergeant Jeremiah Maher, of .trd-
cath, Royal Irish Constabulary,
Saye: "My friend, Mr. Thomas
Hand, has been a great sufferer
from rheumatism in the beck and
joiute for the lust four years, dur-
ing which time he has applied
many different methods of treat-
ment, but obtained no relief what-
ever, and for the last two years
has been unable to walk without
a stick, and sometimes two sticks),
and was In great pain constantly,
I Induced him to procure a bottle
of St. Jacob. 011, which be applied
with the most astonishing and mar.
yellow, effects. Before he had fin-
ished using the contents of the
first bottle he could walk readily
wltitout the aid of a stick, and
after a few applications from the
second bottle he watt free from
pain, and Inc been ever since; and
although 50 years and a farmer,
he can walk and work without ex-
periencing any pain or difficulty
whatever."
The Heat. of Lava.
The retention of heat In lava is
almost incredible. Lava Is eo bad a
conductor that it is possible to walk
on the surface of a iav-a flow when
it has cooled and yet see red heat
In the fissures below.
Mtnard'a Liniment relieves Neural-
gia. ,
A Prayer.
In all I think, or e'peak, or do,
Whatever way my steps are bent,
God sllnpo and keep me strong and
true;
Courageous, cheerful, and content.
God help mei help me to suppress
All longing for what cannot be,
And grant me means wherewith to
Non
Whoever may have need of me.
—W. D. Bussell in the Independent.
gee that the druggist gives you the right
article—the ,000thing helpful Painkiller that
born.ee ut'l'your
Isotb itfamily
Painkillefore er,uPwere
rry
Davis'. No upright dealer offers substitute',
MARE
AND ITS CURE.
Tlltolr who softer from nightmare
and the number Is legion—may be in-
terested in knowing that the disor-
der 1s a nervous one, traceable In
many inetauoee to proven table
caueee. Sometimes these are due to
prolonged wakefulness, a radical
change iu diet, or faulty pueltlou of
the body, such as lying van the
back or face. Sometimes it Is due
to some mechanical katet'ferenee,
.nc1t 840 an aneurism or even e' el -
len temente West has rcp:lrted a case
In which, in spite of all hygienic
treatment, nightmare continued ev-
ery' night for a long period, due It,
was discovered after careful ton -
sideration, to a prolonged uvula,
which during sleep le prone position,
hindered free respiration. Cutting off'
tike point of this michlevous uvula
caused the permanent disconttnu-
ince of the vlelts of the nightmare,
In nervous persons, emotioual 1n
character, nightmare may be caused
by grewuome tales of woeful epec-
tactee, grief, discouragement, hat-
red, anger, eta Ln fact, the moot
inteneo nigivtmar'e le dote to exhal-
atLane of passion, due to the lose
of dearly loved relatives or friemht,
sudden sad extreme reverse of for-
tttale, disappointed ambition, tate fear
of disease, or even a shock to one'. 1
self love and esteem, which, as has
been aptly saki, slays more teatime
than love,
T,he treatment of nightmare con -
Mete In awakening the subject and,
i1 there Is perturbtutiou of mind, giv-
ing some mildly sedative potion, such
as warm water iwettoned with syrup
of lettuce, Volley, leg Me acre should
be taken to remove the supposes
cause; to prevent recurrences of the
nightmare. In the cage of children
intense moral Impressions, weird
stories and greweomo tales should be
avoided, especially before bedtime.
The child should be put to bed enrl,y
to avoid the exciting environment of
the .coini circle, of animated. conver-
wttlon and convivial jollity. The
evening meal should bo a light one,
built ail to quantity and quality of
food and drink, avoiding highly spiced
reliehes and stimulating drink.. The
chamber ehould bo •spacious and well
ventilated, the bed not too soft and
without too much bed clothing. Per-
fect muecubtr relaxation, avoidance
of faire positions ami perfect free-
dom; all oomprreelon interfering with
respiration or circulation must be
avobleti. The feet ought t0 be warm'
and lower than tion tread. The body
should be extended end not cuddled
up tn'to a ball. When the( bed is In an
aloove or eturroundod by heavy cur-
tains nightmare to sure to lurk with-
in, for they prevent the free circula-
tion of air, and the brain Is stupefied,
as It were, by htughing gas produced
by the sleeper, the air floated by
him being breathed over and over
again.
The bed ought to be elightly inclin-
ed from head to foot, but the proper
elevation of the head varies accord-
ing to temperament. Anaemic, people
need to have the head quite low, but
lull -blooded people rest easier if the
head is higher.
Left In the Dark,
A little girl about 3 years old was
out pinying when entddeniy It be-
come very cloa'ly. She ran into the
bout% and startled her mamma by
saying:
I'm not going to stay, outdoors
any more," • I
"Why 7" narked her mother.
"Because God bloomed the sun out."
Piles
To prove to you that Do
Chase's Ointment las certain
and .baolute caro for each
end every form of itching,
bleodingeed protruding Olen,
tthe mantle urere have guaranteed it. Siete*
wwb.tltheey tWhe Waakror1'y YYoou tee nes neigh -
inn nd
get Door at
ea/aegismer go ty hack iBaT1sRCO.,red. eiki Ta OW.
Or:Oh*se's Ointment
A BOON TO HOnalcMEN—One bottle of
EngilshSpavin Liniment completely removed
a curb from my horse. I take pleasure In
recommending the remedy, as it outs with
mysterious promptness in the removal from
horses of hard, soft or calloused lumps, blood
spavin, splints, curbs, Sweeny, stifles and
sprains. GEORGE: RGRR Farmer,
Markham, Out.
Bold by all druggists,
ISSUE NO. 41, 1902.
Au Intricate Language.
The intricacies of the English lan-
guage are well illuetrtitel in the de-
Gnition glen' of a sleeper
A steeper to one who sleeps. A
sleeper is that in wh.olt the sleeper
*totem A sleeper is that on which
the sleeper rude while the sleeper
sleeps. Therefore, while the sleeper
stoops In the simper, the sleeper car-
rit•e the steeper over the eieeper under
the sleeper, until the sleeper which
cirrlee the sleeper jumps the sleeper
and wakes the sleeper in the sleeper
by striking the sleeper on the sleeper,
and there It net longer any sleeper
steeplug in the kleeper on the sleeper.
Reflections of a Bachelor.
Some 'men wouldn't lee any worse
than they are, even IS they were mar-
ried.
Mighty few girls can ever talk
about a new tnttttgemett without
wetting their lips nervously.
A woman sort, of exp.ote burglars
to come emend in the Ramo regular
way ne the milkman.
Tbero is some !tope for the idiot
who thinks he knows all about gar-
dening, but none at nil for prim when
he thinks the same way about
women. '
Tito average man thinks he Is get -
ling into public life when he marshes
In a political torchlight parade and
Is allowed to contribute toward buy-
ing the uniforms.
If a womnu could only got a hue -
band who would come home regularly
every evening and be able to match
silk for her she wouldn't feel there
wits eo much need for her to worry
about what Heaven orae like.—New
York Prom. t
Monkey Brand Soap nukes copper like
gold, tin like silver, erockery like marble,
and windows like trysts!. ,t
Transvaal Nat Open to All.
No one can land in South Milne
without a permit, and no one but
refugees, government employees and
persons engaged in a service of a
public nature will be permitted to
move up into the Traneoaal.
Mn Wlnelow•s Soothing 11-7rnp should
always be need for Children Tutting. 11
soothes the child. softens thorium nares wind
colic and 15 the b64 remedy for nlarrbaa.
Floral
Pins.
rya NEW tllustrsted
cstuiOgue, which we
send free of charge to any
address, offers an assort.
mens of gift articles
almost unlimited.
The Pansy Stick Pia
shown shove tits the
4 natural colo' effects hard
enamelled on 14k. gold.
The centre setting is a
perfect diamond.
We guarantee the safe
delivery of this to any
address for $8.50.
ib
Ryrie Brose,'e~"la",
Yew end Adelaide Us., Toronto.
Blood
will tell
When an animal is all run down,
hu a rough coat and a tight hide,
anyone knows that his blood is out
of order. To keep au animal econo-
mically he must be in good health.
DICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best multi
from feeding would be obtained.
It tone. up the system, ride the
stomach of hots, worms and other
parasites that u.ok the life blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a ran down horse.
80 cents a package.
Leeming, Mile R Co., Agents,
rONTROAL.
Write for nook on Cattle and Hones tree,
DRAWING
FOR MONEY
LEARN ortictlesti PEN drawing at
HOME during epnre hour,
Deet eon roe by mull ever dented.
Elm's 1.t:e IVO' 0
n 1+1.1o.nTFn
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Individual Instruction and helpful
rittelsm from expert Ihetruetxnrs. You
.00 earn while yon ,indy. Write for
ooklet giving Lull information,
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TORONTO, CAN. Yonge and Gerrard
BUTTER AND EGGS
POULTRY comma
COMB AND EXTRACTED HONEY
Good fne111tles for handling. Consignments
enlirlted. Correep ton donee Invited and prompt.
ly attended to. Will troy honey outright:
t2 Front Street East,
TORONTO.
JOHN J. FEE
NQ HUMBUG 87Kciis/7ii:i
Aum.n.aw,na V,Stock Mu Yet •ad Cat t
A1Lotoet. Stop.,wlne of all *gee trout
gooding Malmo , t '
I.deat ear meat,.
Mt...witt ....bias. Met cwt. Item.,
,l.¢ial•treeawtl .e on.on0 to
fo,ortd.l;Ifl twceork.,gen d beim.e.sal a
o.a.s.yt,'mmrn yrs; caswaneo.n,►
'e,1Ipa rwiseIYORSON, hMds, fella. 11.1.
\l[7AN'1'El—BEt1:tttT•liRl(t1tT I'EorLE
'1 , I e+ 11 torn +U tenet 'flee' dolltrs
weekly; aren't of on repreerninti vee mall
over five doilorx h, o ,Lir; no delivering u0r
collecting. 'file Cent cry Cbrlathul Co., Ltd.,
Toronto, Ont.
POCKET MAGNIFYING GLASS—SHUTS
up liken knife, for exnmining One work
or the smolt things of creation; 1s invsivaby
to students engineers, mechanics, tttllora,tor
testing cloth, etc,; sent to any address for
2nc, 0 for SLUM; ugeute wonted. Wane/
Lamp and Mfg. Co., (Hamilton, Out.
FOIL RALE—SOME OF THE FINEST
sugar beet land In Bay County, both
wild and cleared, In good farming commun.
lty. Apply to I. bently, Glover, Mich.
1f1PERIAL MAPLE SYRUP.
Tb. Utility Hominid from Ocean to
Oeee.. your money beck Bnoteattataetory
ROSE 4 [AFLAME,
Ageata, Monttel,