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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-09-26, Page 64h4+++4+4++•+++++++4.41'+1 tft }} Denting fatalities Are already report ) l the safe end of the gull, fa the Now Ve k election case 10.180i wi.11,,c.: ;,r_ ,utile t0 b� su.unumcd. 1Vira k c'013 fclr the hovyers! An Ottawa Greet: was fined $5 and tartt 1004 nrek for selling candy on Slot. day, u t - day, .is not vanity as muela a food as is ice cream? 4 • The directors of the Toronto National Exhibition look for $10,000 surplus from the big fair. It Is estimated that 760,000 persons visited it. The situation in Morocco does not MP prove; and more troops may be needed to subtitle the wild tribesmen. Iu the aevemlrol,r engagement of Tuesday about 800 of theta were killed, but instead of dampening the fnnaticol ardor of ,liuliai Hafig, it has decided hint on proclaiming a holy war, The Lusitania, the great $0,500,000 Cunard turbine vessel, has made the 2,- r9" -mile trip across the Atlantic in 6 days 54 minutes, or at an average speed of 23.01 knots (obeut 27 statute miles) an hour. Her engineer expects to mako it at a 25 -knot rate, now that her en- gines hare their bearings smoothed by use, CURRENT COMMENT The Church Union Committee does not 600(1 to dread the questions of doctrine, but the superannuation question caused at some trouble. Surely that should bulk very small if the doctrinal diffi• guides are really solved. But are they? Are obstacles being removed or merely evaded and ignored? Is the proposed union to be one of compromises on vital p Ji11ta? •_♦ La Pattie urges that 3Montrealers re- fuse to take tickets for one, two or th0te loaves of bread, as the case may be, and "buy bread by; the pound," It has found bread marked. "3 lbs" weigh- ing eighing 51.4 °lbs., and selling at 1t: cents, and other loaves marked "1 .lb.," but which 'really weighed only a trifle less than 2 lbs., selling at 0 cents, It thinks the remedy is to buy broad as WO buy butter, paying only for what • we get, e According to ac census bulletin on manufactures of tobacco just; issued, the returns'shoty a total consumption of the fragrant weed m' the United States of 448,011,051 pounds in one year.; the year alelected s by the statisticians being 1004, t'jroba1ly because complete statistics for. +t later_ peri irw're, not available. Ile quantity use cigar's and e pounds, and chewing and WAS 307,491,55 the rear materia cigarettes was $ of the cigarettes 3 total value of these which 8190,180,372 re 1netell in the mind ed over the, year 1900 was and of cigarettes 0. manufacture of 111,020,029 made into apo and snuff .The value of cigars and the number ,900,742; and 422, The ;350,051, el igars. The produc- er Dent., Some very fool sla 00 wet afloat the story that th t*S' {vlograph companies,'to saws a costly i 01100" in their outfits, have for years ' irried" the l)arclay telegraph typewriter, which delivers messages ty pe tv rii tan front' the 3 wires, and only not 5010 it iulo conn 10- aion to bent the starting op .raters, That is a very silly story. IIad the machine been perfected earlier it would long ere this have been i1 use as a mete measure of economy, d155310ing nutny 01011. 'These companies aro every F ready to adopt 'a machine, when it pals to de so; and -it 10 1not an economical 11,0: iue 1f the in: terost 0n its pride i; greater time the saving, it effcete i1 wage.. The people of (treat Britai0 are not doing 00 much drinking ,1s they fernier• ly did. The consumption or alcoholic liquors seems to halm reached its maxi- mum 'about seven years ago, Iii the year 1890-1030 the cunsump,iol of beer 1n the United Kingdom Was 110 less than 3220 gallons per head of the population, Since then there has been an unbroken and almost uniform de ;Ilite mail lest year (1900-1907) the colsamptien was only 27.81 5)110110 a dead The roc au10511011 of spirits also 'appears to have reached its maximum in 1850.1930. 1n that year the consumption of spirits averaged 1.18 gallons per head of the population, last year (1900.1007) it was only 0.01 of a- gallon per head. When we consider that the periods intervening between the two comparative yea's have been prosperous ones financially over there as well as here, the reduction in the drink bill is "all alts. plore surprising and gratifying. THE CANADIAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY FOR 1907. We havo just received from tho pub - Ushers, A. McKim, Limited, of A;ontr'eal and Toronto, a copy of the 11)07 edition of the Canadian Newspaper Directory. This is the fourth edition of this valu- able work, which' is filling a very real need in Canada, and deserves a place on the desk of every business man, It is the only Newspaper Directory published in Canada that hits gone beyond a first edition, and it has now become the standard 'work of reference for all in- formation about newspapers: It' not only lists and describes fully every periodical in the country, giving full particulars, but it supplies, as well, a con?preheneive Gazetteer of the Domin- ion. Comparing this edition with former ones, we note a large increase in tho number of papers which Have supplied detailed statements of circulation sup- ported by affidavit and thereby received the Star of Honor. This is as it should be, and helps to put newspaper advertis- ing on'a more businesslike basis, The rapid growth of the new western pro- vinces is very apparent, for they are credited with fully twice as many papers as in 1006. The McKim Advertising Agency, pub- lisher of this work, has been formed into a limited company, capitalized at $200,- 000, to bo "known as A. McKim, Limited, with headquarters at Montreal, a branch office In Toronto, and repro- sentatives In New York,' and London, Eng, This change has been made to facilitate the handling of their steadily - increasing business Ever sines this business was founded by Anson Mcliim, more than twenty years ago, the McKim Agency has stood high in ?aver with both publisher and advertiser. Their methods are right up- to-date —enterprising, progressive and systematic to a degree, The firm has won an enviable reputa- tion for fair dealing and prompt pay - meets, and is undoubtedly at the head of the profession in this country. Ancient and Modern Alchemists. Mr. Berthelot, a noted French actent- ist who is dead of grief over his wifo's death, claimed to bo on the point of dis- covering the scents of the old alchem- ists. Did the old alchemists know things unknown to modern alehemista 1 Is not mach of the talk of their knowledge and mysterious performances akin to witch tales? The aged alchemist in skull cap and dressing gown, among his retorts and crucibles is a familiar figure in ro- mance -and he is always about to do something very wonderful, but if ho ever did there is no proof of it,—Nash- villa, Tenn,, American, e-0 Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. BISHOP INGRAM. . (From London Punch.) From morning tali evening, from evening tib night, I preach and I Organise, lecture and write; And all over London my galtered legs fly— Was ever a Bishop so buoy as I? When writing my sermons, the best of, my work'll Be done la the trains In the underground circle; I can write one complete, with a flue per- oration. Between . Charing Crows and the Manston House 0301011. For luncheon I swallow a sandwich of ham. As I rush.. up the steps of a Whitechapel ram. Or with excellent appetite I will dtscuas A halfpenny bun on a Waterloo 'bus. No table 1s snowy with damask for me; 91y cloth G my apron that covers by knee, No Man -servants serve and no kitchen -maids dish up The frugal repasts of this Suffragan Bishop. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT Removes all hard, soft and calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone, Sweeney, stifles, sprains; sore, and swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known, Sold by drug- gists. ars Damaged Jokes. Customer (to news dealer) -1 mint to purchase a book of jokes. News, Dealer—I'll sell you this" joke boort for half price because it's a little damaged; Customer (examining book) I'11;take it, but I can't See where it is damaged any. Dealer (pocketing the money)—You'll see it when you read the jokes—they're all cracked. -Somerville Herald. Minard's - Liniment for sale - everywhere. OUR GREAT TELESCOP Soon We Will Add a Wonderfti Reflect- ing Telescope. One by one this country is equipping itself with a group of the greatest obserVotorlea In the world. On the summit of Blount Wil- son, a peak in southern California, 1s a so- lar observatory which will outclass any oth- er designed for that purpose. It is under the palroene of .the Carnegie Institute at Washington. The lutentlea is to spend at least )210,060 upon Its equip- oeat. Mount Wilson was selected as the site because the aunosphese there was ctoer and tranquil fora greater number of days than at any other place tested. One of the most important subjects of re- ecarch willbe the apparent decrease lu heat radiation from the min 7n the last low roars. Author problem will be that undertaken by Prof. E. E, ard, . wnbo o notfVie with rho theorBarny of the nebulartori0108'10'11'f rho earth and who will try to determine lime much faith can be pot: In tbo nebular hypoth- eels. The popular opinion la that the astronomer pointe his telescope'directly at the sun and Bros hie vlatoa point blank across the damn of millions of mhos, .Instead, says a writ. er 1n the Ohio Magazinethe errant sun rays are (waned by. a coelestat-a great clr- ctUar mirror driven by clockwork in each a manner that It throws Its light into an- othor-mirror above, and this in turn sonde the long, concontl'ated beam for Into the in - Thethe telescope houeo, Tbo taro mirrors. move In automatic ad- justment to each other, so that the solar beams may be shot into the bu11131ng, no matter In what portion of the sky the duh may be situated. At the further end of the building the reflected sunbeam strikes a concave mirror which- catches the light, and flashing It' back toward the opening whence it first eutrod focuses It Into a Perfect Image of the sdn. The greatest reflecting telescope in the world is to be tbo climax of the equipment of this observatory, A huge lens five feet 111 diameter, eight Inches thick and weigh - Mg a full ton 14 being perfected at the Mount Wilson laboratory In Pasadena. To such an exact nicety must its surface be ground and .polished It will require three Years to complete It ready for mounting. The glass 10 the rouge costa 11 a pound, With great patience and the highest meohan- Ical skill It la being fitted for Its moment- ous Work. When completed it will be traneperted by an auto truck up the narrow trail to the observatory and there will bo mounted under a rotating dome fifty feet Iu diameter. With this monster eye. It will be possible to penetreto further Into the depths of space than by any Instrument ever before de- signed by man. Thousands et tourists from all parts of the ,vord vlelt this observatory 'every year. So great is the papular Interest in the work there It has been decided to establish a mu - seem of astronomical photographs In con•. 0001(00 with the observatory, to be open to the public at nil times. e-• Mob vs, Society. (Montreal Gazette) It le a serious thing when peaceable men, because of their color, are lawlessly assailed. It maybo a costly thlug when the victims of mob wrath are subjects of a government whlah has both the power and the will to proteotihsm. The nationality of the victims is, however, a metier of no Importance. The law of the land has been outraged, Its power should bo vindicated, and this not for the sake of the yellow strangers morethan for that of the white residents. A mob that 1e Permitted to persecute one class of the people will Noon think It can tyrannize over any class, and will become a public danger that only the shedding' of blood may check. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited,: Deal' Sirs,—I had a Bleeding Tumor on my face for a long time and tried a num- ber of remedies without any good re- sults. I was advised to try JIINARD'S LINIMENT, and after using several bot- tles it made a complete cure, and it heal- ed all up and disappeared altogether. DAVID HENDERSON, I3elleisle Station, ^King's Co„ N. B,, Sept, 17, 1904, Making Telephone Poles Picturesque. For some weeks past the aesthetic soul of Epping has been aroused to fury • by a threatened invasion of the National Telephone Company. It was felt that for a stranger to emerge front the dryad haunted glades of theforest upon a vista of telephone poles would prove as disen- V emitting as if the Venus of Mile sud- denly as l no vdbeen effected+byre h h only five poles are to 1 to erected 1 and these will be relegated to an ebecurity where they cannot spoil tho old world i charm of the little town. "On Pragmatis- tie principles," as Prof. James would any, there seems no reason why telephone and telegraph poles should remain un - picturesque when they might so easily be Wreathed with climbing roses or creep- ers. Ilop pules, the most prosaic objects in the universe, are being' transformed into the most romantic beauty nt the present moment throughout the hop gar- dens of Kent:—Front the Westminster Gazette. - eoe- A woman to n paradox. It is when she's fair that she takes a fellow by storm. The Decay of Glass. Few visitors to the Metropolitan Mu- seum of Art in New York are aware, while admiring the iridescence of the glass bottles, plates and other ancient articles of ornament and nae discovered in Cyprus, that the prismatic hues dis- played are a result of the decay of the glass. When disintegration seta in, the sub- stance of the glass splits into exceeding- ly thin laminae which, ns the sunlight traverses them, .gives rise to a splendid tday of colors. Like forest leaves, these delicate glasses signalize their approaching disco. lution by becoming stere beautiful. •- Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. 4 , M ------ Carefully Concealed. Zhicago Tribune:—Tho McStvatts had returned from their vacation. • "Now, Bllliger," said Mrs, MoSwatt, "where did you hide the ,jewelry that we didn't take along with us." "You hurried ale 00, Lobelia," ho an- swered, "that I've forgotten just where, but I know it's either stuck behind some of the rafters in the top attic or buried in the coal pile in the basement" LEARN tlitt36-I1iAUIPIC BY MAIL in your spare Limo at home, or Take a Personal Course at Sehool. To enable all to learn we teach on cash or instalment plan. IVe also teach a personal class at school once a month. Class commencing last Tuesday of each month. These lessons teaches how to cut, fit and put together any garment from the plainest shirt waist suit, to the most elabor- ate dress. The whole family can learn from one course. We havo taught over seven thousand dress -malting, and guarantee to give five hundred dollars to any one that cannot learn between the age of 14 and 4o. You cannot learn dress -making as thorough as this course teaches if you work in shops for years. Beware of imita- tions as we employ no one outside the school. This Is the only experienced Dress Cutting School in Canada and excelled by none in any other country, %Vrite at once for particulars, as WO have cut our rate one- third for a short time. Address:— WADERS' DRESS-CUTTINO SCHOOL, . 31Erie Bt., Stratford, (hit., Canada SECRET SKIN TROUBLES Have you ea some part of your body a sore, or eruptlou, or 0000maus patch, which, hidden from the game of othors, yot causes you holm and hours of pain and inconvenience If so don't overlook thin nornfortingfact-•that tom-0uk is dailyring Just such chronic 415e9 as yours! Imiring heals akin nisea+ee, ulcera, teetering soros, ringworm and eoree duo to blood poison. Write Zuni -Bak Co., Toronto, for free trial box, sooting la stamp. A.11 stores and drngglets sell at 50 cents a box. Words of the Wise. Never give up to despair. To regret a wrong is good; to stop to think; of it too long, and to piuuge into remorse, is to lose the power of reparation,—Charles Wagner, Sobering, almost alarming, to some of us is the thought of Christ as Judge. On the other hand, what judgment could be kinder or fairer? We are to face the judgment seat, but let us never forget that it is the judgment seat of Christ— the Christ who ]snows man, who secs Mal svnmpat)hizes with every individual, who, 'having himself suffered, being tempted, is prepared to make allowance for human Infh•ulities, who judges us not so much by what we are as by what , we want and strive to be,—Iloward Al- len Bridgman. If to be true in heart and just in net are the first qualities necessary for the elevation of humanity, if without thorn all else is worthless, intellectual culture . cannot give what intellectual culture does not require or imply. You cultivate 11,0 plant which has already life; you will waste your labor in cultivating a atone, The moral life is the counterpart of the natural --alike mysterious in its origin, and alike visible only in its ef- feots,—,T, A. Fronde. Red, Itching Iain Continuous itching with Eczema, Salt Rheum, Tetter and constantly acralthicg until the akin is ,awand bleeding? Nothing gives relief ? You're wrong. just try 14440k 8001070010. 0, such relief, as thio wonderful Ointment is applied I Inching stops --red, angryplaces heal— and in a short time you will not have a lige of • skin dbenae, 50e. box -6 for $2 50 --Triol iec 25c. Al druggists or The Chemists' Co, of Canada, Limited, Hamilton—Toronto. so The Army Worm. He's a notable pest. Ile ruins the crops. In 1743 be appeared by millions. That was in struggling Yew England. Dr. Bouton, of Vermont, saw ten bushels in a heap, Tile last very serious onslaught was made in 1806. He feeds on the succulent stalks el wheat, corn, oats and the like. Fortunately he has a host of natural enemies. IIIc mamma is a light brown moth, who lays her eggs in 11100101v grasses. In his six weeks frotn egg to moth- fla he does Ids great damage to the pre- cious crops. He's a juicy morsel for the meadow lark, the bobolink, the blackbird, robin redbreast and many others. Tho black beetle also devours' him wholesale. BETTER THAN SPANKINf. spanking does not cure children of bed- wetting. There le a constitutional cause for thta trouble. Mrs, M. Summers, Box W. 8, Windsor, Ont., will send true to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no money but write her to -day i1 your children trouble you 10 this way, Don't blame the child, the etatwe8 are It can't help It. This treatment also curds adultsand aged' people troubled with urine dttlloulttea by day or night. Three Great Waterways. It is reported that the German Gov. eminent have under consideration the ex- cavation of tree great waterways, one connecting Gruhl, 011 the Kulser Wil- helm Canal, with the River Sehlei, an- other running from the mouth of the Elbe opposite Brunsbuttel and thence to Jando Bay. The dimensions of these canals will permit navigation by the Largest warships, The third canal will form a channel from Wesel to the River Ems at Kaionfsch, Silesia. CANADA'S FOREST'' AREA. The Official Estimate is soo,000,000 Acres. The forest area of Ontario and Quebec has been estimated by R. II. Campbell, Dominion Superintendent of Forestry, at 40,000,000 square acres, or 12,500 square miles of pine, and 120,000 acres, or 197,- 000 square mdse of spruce. The forest area of Now Brunswick, according to the game authority, is calculated at 7,600,000 acres, or 11,720 squm'e miles of mostly spruce lumber, In Nova Scotia the forest area is plotted at 5,000,000 aeras, or 7,912 square miles. Canada has therefore, ire eluding the rest of the country unmen- tioned, a total forest area of 000,000,000 acres. At 3,000 feet to the acre, which is a low average. there aro 1,500,000,000,000 feet. In Canada the forest area is most- ly situated on rocky elevations. ROO Rit NOW There is one roof that saves money because it will last 100 fears. Guaranteed in writing for 25 yearn. "OSHAWA" GALVANIZED STEEL SHINGLES This roof saves you work because Rs so easy to put on (do it yourself with a hammer and snipe), and save you worry because they fireproof, windproof and weather-proof the building they cover. Write us about it and hear ell about ear ROOFING RIGHT. Address The PE LAR People ecla vadtonhcal Ottawa Toroatn London w100) 1 OVR IMMIGRATION. The lmnitlrauon statistics show that la LMH Immigrants came from the British Isles numbering 59,374: 10 1908 the number was 05.303, and In 191X1 the number was 86,506. rondo up fie tallows: (000. Eoglleh . and Weis); 86,G04 Soot li a,. :,10,511 ''1-0,274' 1900: English and Welsh Scotch.., Irish ,3,998 English: and Welsh a ,..65,951 Srotch-'r ., .. 15:046 Canadian Hair Restorer. Will restore gray hair to Its natural color. Stops falling hili, causes to grow on bald beads, cures dandruff, tteh:ng and all scalp diseases.' Contains no oily or ;greasy' ingredients. Not a, ye. Price Ia cents—To Introduce mill Zan carat order for 30 cents, coin or postal note. Address THE MERWIN CO., Windsor, Oat. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, eta. a-• Don't Shoot (13y Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Don't shoed Canelder this one fact, The lack of manhood In the act; How could a creature of yourf size leoaref ao helpless; and thset small! Tho vory tiniest boy Is tall Compared with us. Put down your ,gut, And 'seek some manlier kind of fun. Don't shoat l Out there an tree and glade, In pretty nests that we have made, Otte hungry little blydllugs watt. Ah, think of their unhappy fate If wo came .act at sot of sun! Put down your gun, put down your gun. Don't shoot! But leave us free of wing To build, and nest, and soar and sing, We ask so little, just to live— And for that privilege Pile w elve Our souls in song, le Put down your gun, put down yaw gun. Don't shoot! Earth has enough of joy, Of space, and food, for bird and boy; Enough for both of light and aun, Put down your gun, put down your gun. e. "Dear father," wrote a youngster of twelve, "we are all well and happy. The baby has grown ever so much and has a great deal mole sense then be ►xoI• to have, Hoping the same of you, I re. mein your affectionate son, James." What Papa Said. Tommy was stubborn, and his teacher was having a hard time explaining a small point ho the geography lesson. "Tenuity," teacher began, "you can lean, this if you make up your mind. It's not one bit smart to appear dull. I know," she continued, coaxingly, "that you are just as bright as any boy in the class. llemendaor, Tommy, where there's a will there's---" "Aw," broke in Tommy, "I know all dat, I do, Me fuddcr's a lawyer, he is, an' I've heard hint say it lots o' tines." "Yon should tot havo interrupted ane," reprimanded the teacher, "but I am glad that your father has taught you tho old adage. Can you repeat it to me?" "Sure," said Tommy, copfidently. "Me (adder says dot where der's a will—der's always a bunch o' poor relations."—Lip' pincott's Magazine. ITC Mange. Prairie Stretches and every form of contagious Itch on bum= or salmons mired in 80 minutes by Woltord's Sanitary Lotion, It nevsO' fails. Sold by druggists. a 4. Changeable Electric Signs. Brilliant effects for electric signs aro now to be readily obtained with lit- tle cost by the use of small colored transparent caps, which fit over the rounded ends of the incandescent bulbs. This permits the owner of a &Inge. able electric sign to alter the legend it will and to indudge in the use of colors without this necessity of keeping on hand a large supply of colored lanlps,'fame of which are very expensive.—Scientific American. ISSUE NO. i3 3, 1907. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. Cel AN7`ED—LADIES TO DO PLAIN AND 11 light sewing at home, whole or spare time; good pay; work sunt any distance; chargee paid; sand stamp for tull particu- lara National Manufacturing Co., Montreal, Quebec, FARMS FOR SALE. FOR SALE 98 ACRIOS, 1 , MILE 10110(10 2 RAILWAY stations, school aod. churches. Good new 2 -storey frame house, collar under whole of house, Frame 'barn, 25'x 06, good repair, So11 sand and gravelly loam. Price KO, 86W down, balance 5%. A bargain. THE WESTERN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, LIMITED, LONDON, 0311.. "Why is a Hen?" There is an old and foolish conundrum, "Why is a hen?" and to t11l,s there is no logically satisfactory answer. This con- undrum might, however, have been ask- ed recently to some purpose in a London courtroom. A hen flew into a bicycle, 1t up- set the rider and smashed the ma- chine, Was tlm owner of the hen, liable for damages? One lawyer contendedthat ho was, for the hen Waw trespassing on the highway. Tho other lawyer said: "No," for there was nn proof that the hen might have been expected to act in a violent and'•dostructive manner. The judge agreed to this, and gave judg- ment for the defendant, But should not a bicyclist feel reason- ably secure on a highway from unpro- voked' assaults of domestic fowls, A wild fowl' 3e capable, like Hnbbakuk, of anything. Sµppnse a cock should peek n hole in the tare of a standing devil wag- on?—Frena'; the 'Boston Herald. Lame Horses certainly do need Keadel)'o Spevlrt Cute. 'Whether from a Bruise, Cut Strain Swelling or Spavin, latliDALI,'S win cure the lameness—quickly—completely, Cornu; SA80., May 16th 'al. "I have 119001 Kendall's Spavin Cure for 20 years and find it a sure cure." Paasa:U, 0.110.000. Priced -6 for 95. Accept no subeti- tete. 'the great book— "Treatise on the IIorse"— freefrom dealers r opt 6. ), Seddon Co.a EnslarB falls, Dual. 0,3.0, U A Romance Spoiled. 1110 beautiful girl waded into the yeasty stuff. P000011tly'she uttered a shriek of ter. nor, "Save me!" There were seven men on the hotel piazza. They conferred hastily. Then the one with the clearest voice called to the struggling maiden, "Awfully sorry,' ho shouted, "but there isn't an unmarried man, among us." Then the lovely girl ceased her strug- gles and presently waded ashore.--Clove- land Plain Dealer, Nurses' and Mothers' Treasure --safest regulator for baby. Prevents colic and vomiting—gives healthful rest —cures diarrhoea without the harmful effects of medicines containing opium or other injurious drugs. 4s Cures 23c.—at drug -stores, National.Drug & Chm- im1 CO.,1lsnl1:d Diarrhoea Montreal, No Paper Money for the Indians. "There are two traits about the Amer- ican Indian that civilization and contact with his white ;brothers cannot over- come," said Frank L. Campbell, who has spent several years as a school teacher among the Sioux and has learned to know them well. 'Those Peculiarities are his aversion to paper money and his appetite for dog, An Indian will never take paper money 1f he can avoid it. Ile weans, in the lan- guage of the Sioux,'muzza aka; which translated means white iron. The red man cannot bring himself to believe that a small pisco of printed paper can be worth as ranch 00 more than the metal itself. Strange to' say, an Indian would also rather have ten silver dollars than ono ten dollar gold piece, I do not know whether it is because the ten pieces of money appear to be more or whether it is simply because he lilies to jingle the coins."—From the Waahington Post. Eddy's Toilet pers Are the VERY BEST values going. WE invite comparison as 'regards QUALITY and QUANTITY of paper supplied. Compere by actual count the number of sheets in the so-called cheaper papers with the Eddy manna, and you will find. that you get mare fes the same money in Eddy's. Always Everywhere in Canada, Ask for EDDY'S MATCHES