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4Dr. ;Wee Stuart ran a4erher thought Dr; Jona), "shelooks male
lag% mu *tut a mingled frown and pletely fagged. She ie kWthg heie
self • s
mile., Oleteeewere letters trom _ail by inehese but he won't give in,
oorts afld 0000ftfono of people, joyaw. o•betinate little minX f .0h, these
tone to dinnerConfidential notes, 'aiDelle'e ajnodhitilidertrov°eararasynn erincl
lettere from ,orankes an,d a mese:age
from ce woman reporter .wating for new cartiage' 441sky ccaehmall
an interview, grinning at bit) side. Dr. Jane walk -
De, sane was a pereonage. she eras ed n block and hailed a passing car.
physical director or, a tremendocely , She rang the belkeof a handsome
, Mart' Wonetil's athletic. club. She had uptown house, and was promptly
a chafe in awomanye college. Bee peg. shown upstairs. The 'room she en -
seined a.large practice. She had write, tered was darkened. On a•luxuriouse
tet several pamphlets on gorges, bac- divan, andd a forest of silken pillows,.
-teria, mnieobesand ether unpleasant lay a slim woman in a ravishing no-
•thingst. Moreover,.the wee. a charming gligeee She hed onee been, a great
woman....stociellye nought and popular ..beauty, e but her face, with ite hag.
In hereeirole. . • 4...gard expreseloie drawn lines and fad -
But she was El -10'010Y overworked. ed, black *lustre eyes, told. a story
Sometimes the exquielte machinery of of nalserY• • • • •
her nerve:1,4;CA awry, and .then Dr. "Oh, doctor," she moaned as. Dit
• Jane wished she weld steal away Zane went to her Side and gently
from 'everything and reet. She was. . took her hand, "Oh, 1 ant suffering'
living conetaotly at • high -et meagre !es Oh, won't you. give Me' inet a
• a,nd wee a typical Womau 'the new little -,only hair arain be you,
.001°°I. • ' • .2. onlhall a grain." g • •g
Dr. Sane 'answereu such communicee - • •
toms as were or moment, aePePtedan - The poor ereatnre's trelee.:rose ale
invitation to 'dine at a smart holm, `most to a shriek. "My husband is so
gity0 the eowermieer woman ap, cruel V" she .sobbed. "The servants
Panties/it toelialf-past nye that at- are all in his pay. -1 caret .get any
terneken and then set forth on her ,sleep..Oh, 1 am almost orazy " •
rotibd of morning. ea& „ • . • She wept, She *rang her:diamond-
' Are she cam a down the-staps of her laden hands, she •grew more and more
bonze he beereil to her, fellow practi- ,hYsterieal. • • • • • •,
• toiler, Dr. John Treadwell, wholivee When, an hoer later, Dr. .Tane ern -
Just across thnetreet, end evasabolit. erged from the ecnisceshe showed in.
entering his carriage. • . ' • her white face the tremendous/steal/1
' Dr. John Uneovered and swePt her she had undergone in eontrollin.g and
consoling this wretched trietint of .
411-Phthe lrieCarly 'afternoon Dr, Sans re-
ceived a turry• calf, over the tele -
her tape grew toy. She would not phone. She responded at once, and In
have admitted so feminine a weak- the fashionable apartment to which
nese Still, she blushed.. • she Wassummoned veal% received by a
Nom the cense Of that blush was Tine , looking „man, .4reeproachablY,1
thle-Dr. John, was in 'sive withDr.. dregeed, with eyoleat eyep and • de- •
Sane, and had frankly told her so and . oaring month. . • •.
liaised her to marry him. But the offer "I wish you to attend my wife," he
hied been accompanied -by a condition. /aeon "she is very unfortunate. ..
Dr. Sane Must a.bandoe her practice,' , scarcely know how to explain to you
"I do not want My wife running
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te magnificent, Salutation. • ,
Dr. Jane 'blusileicl.
She would have been turietis with
anyone- who dared to tell her that
about and killinglierself with work, • Re wee interrupted. A door was •
as you are dieing. 'Moreover, I want a flung violently open and a woman,
companion, not a Oillow'practitioner.". • young, pretty, clad in a tea. gown
Now, Dr. Jane' was in love -with of tumbled laze and ribbons, walked
Dr, John, ttut she refused to abandon' unateadily into the room. She was
her oaree • and told him so. hopelessly and 'undeniably titunk. Her
They, h a tine quartel, and Dr. ' sofr•biond hair aa In her •
Jane 1 Dr. John the hated him, face frigl4fully flusbed, She stared
'which not polite. tforeoyer, it with wavering eyes at Dr Jane, who
was not ue, and he knew it. . had arisen. • -
just now these two 'medical experts "Are you the doctor ?" she neicede
were treating each other with that thickly.
exaggerated tionrteity.which warring Dr. Jane did not look at the miser -
lovers always atfeet. able husband, who had burled his face
husband, who'hect agrueg to his feet, in his hands, but went over to the
not to interfere;,. Then, looking the woman and, taking her hand, said
maudlin nrOman uarely In the eyea, gently-"Tes, X'am the doctor. on
she ead. calmly 4:you twee a nen. • are not feeling very well, your hue- I
take. it's air rig t. Ccome with me." `band tens me,"
The woman oated, bet the 'will "It's a lie! never telt better,"
of the Might,' nn unted you)* doctor said the woman, and, raising her
conquered. She led the patient back• chhaneedi.she struck Dr. Jane full On %be
into her resins and °Used the door
behind them. lean an hour later, The force cif the blow staggered the
when she left, hee Wolnafa was Bleep- girl physician for an instant, but
Ing the sleep of the driMicene quickly recovering she signed to the
It had been a terrific) strain, and editor and eact,actress, and of courser
Dr. Jane looked wbiter than ever ag I meet get the theory of a physician:"
she re-entered her homa Ars she sa,t Pr. Jane leaned back in her cliair
down at hise deeik to correct the and regarded the seeker. of light
proof, of her article on Dee, h in the thoughtfully.. "es," she said, with
Dishcloth," her head %ram. jut the suspiciaa. of a Agin "Te do not
"I'm knee/keel' out," elle said. 61 be see how a Womanouni be a good wife
lieve go away' for a feta daYs."' lend mother and yet -attend faithfully
II° mug and a emartlj gowned tor the duties and demands of a pro-,
yo ng woinan wa0 shawee in. was fetelon. It is tool much for the dell -
the reporter Of a Sunday paper to eater organization of a women,"
-Whom she bad give% an appoint- "So yea wOuld advise professional
relent. • . • womeo blob to marry t" asked the
"I wish to ratet your id'eria .da a young Berme, pencil pongee over the
vital tepid," stated tide self pewees- pad on her knee.
ed young wemdzi; "do yeti think that "Yes," said Dr. Jane dreamily. now
inatriage interfetes with a WO- fat. away that girl reporter looked
man'', prefer/010mi career? Your opito and vrhy was shet making facea at
• foe as a playeleheu will be most vale- her ? •• ,
!eta' j have statemeuto ftent.ea WO- "Yee, I thould advise profe.esimeal
.aw7er, a woman preacuer, an wenienehot to inerry.e. went on,
"Mere.] man," add Dr. Jane •to with a tremendous effort to pull•her-
hereelf. "He can keep a carriage, sou together, "and -yet ---I question,
while t have to trudge around on ,....erweeeeeloyo-aeo-nuollagiere-atre
foot. How haedsonie he looks? 1 ---oot-beet-for-*-wreneene-after-all:
thieuld like to ki--- to kill hini-Odi- And then Dr. Jane quietly fainted
pus wrist& f''' • away. • .
"Dear, •epunky lit -tie. woman," The girl reporter rose to the pease
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wammiwWW.
_JIMA WONDER TO EVERYBODY
How Speedily and Certainly the Wretched Itching -and Un-
eaiiness of Piles is Relieved and..Thoroughly Cued
• bY Or. Chase
It seems -woliderfel that after all
ISliete Yearu of in-vet:alga:don and re -
Beer& the physician's are *till help-
itmet to relieve and cure one of the
Most coin on and most distressing
aftlititio to Which men and Women
rei itehing, bleeding
pliee. In 'nine came* out "of ten the
• dootora atilt recommend a surgical
Operation, with ite expense, extreme
pain and danger, as the Only etlre for
Ace .
Prejudice akmo km*, thei3h781-
dens from prefteribing flr. uhaue'u
Ointment in All eneest of piles. it has
‘- flea, and Is sold under a poiitive
blade for itself a werld-wide repute..
guarantee to cure any tag& of pile*
• no *natter ot how long itanding, no
Many •oileratiens have
failed, and no matter how intense
has boon the *uttering.
This letter isehutiarample of waren'
Of hundreds Orceeell 111 Canada alone
in willeh Dr. Cliamew Ointment ha"
Proven a truly magic remedy'. nit
letter Is sleeted becaelte Mr. Depran
is Weil bnoWn throughout Ontario as
an earnest miniator of the
f"V and mn.hn ba* at heart the welts
being • ellow-rafferera •
Ref. f.1.4 A. Depratz, Methorliet
Mhi-
kt.r, Conseeen, Prism* ridward. Court.
trI *ate Slat**. "I *es troubled
With itching and bleeding piles for
. pitfall% and tkey ultimately attained
Is Ointment,
to- re 'very violent form. Large lumps
or abscessea'formod, so that it was
with great difficulty end 'consider-
able pain that I was able to stool. At
this aevere crIs1, I purchased a box
of Dr. Mane's Ointment, but 1 had
Make or nofaith in it, as 1 had tried
varieties remedies before, And to 110
purpose.
"Now, imagine hew great and joy-
ous was my sunnier° to findthitt Just
the one boX cured me, 00 that the
lump* disappeared, and oleo the ex -
tenni ewelling. I feol like n, differ-
ent man to -day, and have not the
knot doubt that Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment timed me. from very daliger-
on* and painful operation and many
yeare Of mattering. It is with the
greatest pie:Oruro apd With rt thank.
lel heart that I give this teeth/lout.
al, knowing that Dr. Menotti Oint-
ment has done so 'lunch for me. You
are at perfoot liberty to 1100 this
testimonial as you fuse fit for the-be-
nofit of thorn eimilarly afflicted."
You aro Invited tn make this teat
and prove to your own satisfaetion
the almost magical power of Dr.
Cilium'. Ointment. Ask your neigh.
bore who have Mout it what they
think of Dr. Chase's Ointment. tine
It when 'YOU MVO the opportunity
and remomber that it is guaranteed .
to cure any Carte Of itching, bleeding I
or protruding piles; 60e a hit, nt
all deniers, or by.meil troth Miner!. 1
Noe, Bate. A CO., 'Termite. '
!don. She rape the bell violently .an
wiped, the maid lay the !looter on
, the couch, loosened her gorveO. • Pu
emellizig salts u,nder her nose no
einiok ber. Still Dr. Jane lay look
• Ing liker a white lily broken by a rud
bend.
ther"illop%1114ter ilwantrt'heearei
upon rushed out of the house...
Nowe 4.14 fate n.°01 breve it, Dr
jobn, was at that moment relightin
&ten ids carriage across, the way.
"Are you a doctor"? demanded
ebrilIz1/40110alvotiutricep.p. osedne tholg.. esaixo.dite.D41,.Y;ro:
Woman graeped his arm. ,
qalz
• "Then you had better hurry I/ yo
!wish to sever the ilfeeet a fellow prac
titioner acroas the way," sitated th
girl. •
"What!" shouted Dr. Senn, in
terrible voice, •
"Come quick -Dr. Jane Stuart. I'm
e,traid eb.eel dying. I guess my inter
TIM' was too much for her,' and th
reportatr rushed back seemingly on th
verge of frenzy. •
She skied by until, Dr. John revived
Jane. She eaw the blue eyes slowly
open, !end look tip with an expreealon
of **vendee, changing to doubt, and
then to something elise. She saw the
big, handsome Dr. John take the little,
fragile Dr. 'Sane In his aims, and
heard him iturnaur, 4lify dueling 1"
Then the cleared out. .
, • In the heal, being a -highly emotiona
young pereon, ehe seized the maid by
the hands and proreerled to do a, dance
of astonishing steps.
"Look9,. likea wedding-tra-la-.
lel" aha sang. -" Should le.professlonal
women marry? Toe -la -la! Give up
her tamer? I Love and
marriage test for a woman after an-
tra...in--la!"
!The door into the doctor's office
opened, and Dr. 'Jame, rani weak and
White, tottered e out.. -
"Dota't qnote me," the said. OPPeal-
ingly. -
No. I won't.") responded.ihe-frieka
Young person. And letmosay right
now that you are the most sensibie-
profeesional womun.I've struck. For
what, is st career compared to the
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1ove f sueli. a superb fellow as that?
Doctor, I congratulate you."
. And then. Dr. Jane bluahed again. • •
'9,:eit We Forget."
hodiets cif • Canada.; •
* The bond of union betvreen the mo-
ther country and her colonies ia
strong. In time of iteeeeseity the col-
Oniee have always been loyal. Patri-
otic Canadian while - they cane
0.101,10 •
For This Offence an Aisle le Ime
Prieened for &ifs est Deaver.
. Imprisonment for life wee the sen-
tence passed upon an eagle, which
visited Denver recently. The offence
was attempted ebAki stealing, and
the prigtonar hi already biting at the
_bars of the old Highlands town. AU.
- which. now (Mee Onty as an eagle cage
In tite City Park menagerie.
Two wires which are strung acroes
-the lawn at the Court ',louse yea.
terdaf morning saved a four-year-
old boy from 'feeling the talons of
the eagle .in hes tender fleet. Tbat
it was tag intention of the bird when
it swooped down to Carry off the
child there !An be little sloubte but
that it Vould have done.a4 14 oloubt.
ful.
- The child was leaning over the
"caging Of the ft:Attain 011 the lawn
of the Court Howe paying with a
:chip "boat" In tho placid water.
!John Stoddard, ,a clerk in the county
; treanurerts office, was in the atore.
ropm. Which 14 in the basement. and
4• be happened to look up* the aky and
isaw an angle (mating at the height
t i of several hundred feet. The great
e
bird Owen in a circle higil over the
:1 houeettroaaind the/413:0ga: clo swoop
Q •itlfroTire the, eXirrleirt' of theInCour°W-n to
t Houses
e• tower, then folded its winge and
. dropped antra/girt for the uneuspeet.
• ing child. It was done before Mr.
0,tiviticiebirol
ddard ev
sheut a arnhige and
'Would have landed directly
on the child had It not struck the
a wires. The force of the blow was s'uoh
g, that the wires were torn from their
fastenings at one end, and the bird
tell with a mighty .splash steamed in-
• to the basin of the fountain. •
• The little boy screamed and ran for
. borne, while Mr. Stoddard rain out to
e fled a Spread of bleak wings which
allnelet tilled the space in the basin.
a • aPPteereabeginlegataPPkaernenftrol7Mwta8he dweaadt'erbuitt
. revived Mel fought viciously With its
. wings, beak and talons. It was Pat
a in a box and the park commissioners
e notified. Later in the day it was
taken to the City Park and put in
the mtge. Mr. Stoddard is a, member
of the Eagles and he made the ethen.
istdon that et the bird died the body
should be given him to be 'stuffed
and mounted for the lodge room of
. the Order.
The bird Is an unusually large 'black
eagle. A nutnber of thera.hetere been
seen about the city lately, and it is
' saPPOsed that the, recent Snows In
the mountains have driven them to
the plains. -Deaver
ar, can
'nersist•thele brother color:lets in a eute
eta/Aloe way. Ceylon and India pro-
duce the.finest GREEN teas. Drinkers
of• .Tapan teas should try them, Mon-
soon, Salado. and Blue Ribbon packets
are known to all. -Colonist. •
BETRAYED BY THE TEETH.
Size and Color of One's Ivories) Indie
eate the Charactete
It hag been 'said that one can tell
the eel& and shape of it man's teeth,
when his •month is shut, by merely
taking note of hi la complexion.
'Where actually is some affinity be-
tween the color of one's teeth and
thecharacter of one's complexion,
but Buell an senalog7 would probably
only receive popular recognition
when presented In individuals Of
marked type. The eXPerieneed dere.
'Oat cnn, however; often determine
the shape and color of hie patient's
teeth without _ever asking him to.
open his moue,.
In a person hating rrd. or auburn
heir, blue eyes ancl"a fairor florid
compleilon, the teeth' would be
creamy, inclined to yellowness, and
brilliant and translucent.
On the other hand, teeth of pale,
dull or muddy color, with nb trans-
parency, will be met with among
people of Pallid Complexion', acme
-
peeled by Bandy hair and light gray.
eyes. The bilious temperament, with
Its. black curly heir and dark and
deep ruddy complexion', pre:lento'
teeth of a strong yellow colon, rath-
er opaque, and frequently marked
with traverse lines. Teethof a pear-
ly blue or gray, of anarked transpar-
ency and rather long and Aare, are
nearly always alma:slated with a de -
Heath tram/parent complexion,
Whe'n obtaining artifielal Babette
tees for their loot beetle patients,
and particularly lady patients, are
prone to desire Ahem. of uOnatural
whiteness and reguktrity. to COM-
bat,which weakivese often placea •tbe
dentist in a .poeition of t, some delf-
-
baey.
On the other hand, there are Others
'who are stieldera for the *glutei.
The Molter has a marked 'predilecs...
tion for teeth of a khaki hut, and a
dentist, tells of a patient ViI•110
re-
cently asked him for "the .new ,Am-
erican glade, with gold vete," of
course, innocent/7 referring to the
tram -Atlantic praetlee of even file
ling artifielal teeth with gold berets
fixing them in the human mouth.
' • Be Patriotic".
VarliorureatraodtlhaenrIL and la. Imre are r• e -
turtling covered with ' glory. The
whole empire attests the credit of
their achievement's,. In Africa they
met their cousinse-liritiale tea plant-
ere-ralso fighting,for the cause.
Dear Cousine,-..You can aid the com-
'
-Ceylon and India GREEN teas, if yeti
now drink Japane. Leave the rest to
your dalety palate*. Salada, Monsoon
and Blue Ribbon packets await You.
-Colonist.
• A French Peasant's Luck.
At. the Istat lottery ceinnected with
the _Paris Exposition, the drawings
for „which were made Just before the
close of the international show, th
first prize, one of halt a. million franca,
was eeptured by a, poorIpeaaant, who
had never earned More taan 2ck frames
a week.
It is interesting to learn, says the
London Expreee, that the 'winner of
the great- prize for 1898-a -woman-
as not yet been peed. This woman
won the 500,000.freem ,prize, but had
cut off a aenall portion of her ticket..
Now, the law .regulating thee lot-
teries is thet the tieket lutist bee pre -
sleeted intact. Should it be mutilated
In the slightest the winner is barred
from receiving the prize until thirty
yeaxe. has elapsed.
RiteumatItm Cured;
Jas. McKee, Linwood, Ont.
• Laohlin MeNell, Mabee, C.
Solo) A.. MeDonald, Arnprior, Ont.
. Br r 111, .
SohetrliTatler, Mahone Bay, itZ.
Lewis Butler, Burk, "Nfld.
• Tliese well known gentlemen all as-
sert that they were cured by MIN -
AIM'S LINIMENT. • •
Paid Suhday School Teacher:).
TbA) idea of paying salaries to Sun-
day ochool teachers; will atrIka most
pereeive as b novel innovation and
may at first seem to partake of the
nature otereemmereiallene in What is
generally eonsidered a sacred Cold.,
But the experiment is being tried in
one of the °Meet et the New England
churehee, and; aecerding to,tnome who
be.Yo studied its Workings!, its effect
heel been an excellent one. At a recent
mooting of the Boston 'Unitarian Sun.
day School t1nto the Bev. Paul Re,
woe Prothinglarn, pastor or Aiding.
ton Street Unitarian Clairol', point.
ed out that Sunday school tettehora
to -day are very much better than
they lined to be, and seers, to have
001110 fittitlell for the work. "The
time le coming," Ile maid, "when It
will be considered -a distinction to be
allowed to toteh. In the Arlington
Street Church the people are not
atihoolied to pay teachere for their
amniotic" It would meow as though
the Arliegton Street plan were a
wine one. Competent teachors cannot
be expeeted under the prevailing vol.
unteer s fitont and if tl
et to receive a salary why not the
Sunday isehool teacher, wh000 influ.
once On the minda of the ohildren
tho eongregation Is even greeter
titan that of the Wencher 7 -Buffalo
Sips*.
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Farmers! to °Wu 'Phones.
Municipal Ownership is proposed
on a large spate in Wieconain. An en.
aotinent of the Legislature lent Win.
ter gives any municipality 'the right
to issue negotiable bonds, on the
petition of o. majority of the free.
holder% for the establishment and
ma n etnanee of a telephone Osten'.
the Farmers' Telephone Construe-
tioa Orempahy, with a, capital Of
$500,000, has hem organized to es.
tablieli a plant in any town, on a
guarantee of 100 subscribers at $1.2
per year, taking its my In the
township bond& Theee bleeds &Mtge
drat, 0 per cant. -interest. and are
to he paid In twenty years, 6 per
cent, being- set aelde annually for
a sinking fund. Xt Is areetimed• that
the income from the lines will pro-
vide for the operating expenses and
maintenance, as also for the annual
interest on .thoe 'bona§ end' the &Ink-
ing fund. With the maturity of the
bonclo the plant is to become the
unIncumbered property of the town-
ship.
u .bago
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pure, positive and. only would be no Uric Acid end
no Lumbago. Mika the
icideeys do their work. The
egrafor Lundeen* is
is Rheumatiem *fees beck.
The cause is Uric Acid
In the blood. If the kid.
resys did their work there
odd's
idney
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MAN AND Inn TROUBLES.
ISSUE NO 49.1
Substance eta Recent Oration nt the
Pothers* Compose.
At tlie fathers!' eongrege, held in
this city shortly 1,Lfter the adjourn.
m
, eat of the mothers' congressr, Prod
Presbery delivered an addresis oo
"Afan; Mow. When and Why, is He ?"
Ile said, in part -
"Mau tbat 14 born of 'Woman 14 of
few deo and full of microbes. Ile
haPPeth" out of bed to tile morning
end hie testate° pierced- with the teen
o • disappointtnent, Ile walketh
through the streets of the city In
Ole pride and glory of leis manhood
04,4 slippeth on"the bananas peel of
, misfortune and enJointeth his neck.
He emoketh the • &ger of content-
ment, and behold, it explodeth with
1010 Role°, foe it was loaded. He
sheath down the bannister of life
and encounters many !elvers of tor-
ture, He lieth dawn to sleep at night
and is etung 137 Vie 10041clatt9ea of
"nuenirauce, end his trazne 10 gnawed
of
by the bedbug adversity.
-what to maa but the blind worni
of. fate? Behold, he Is imPaled upon
the hook of .elespair, and furnishe4
bait for the leviathan, death, in, the
fathomless ocean of time, Sorrow and
travail f011ow him all the days of his
life. In les JartenCy he is affileted
*Atli the worms and colic, and in his
014 age he is ainiated with rheunia.
tism and ingrowing toe.nails, lie
marreeth a cross-eyed woman beoa.use
her father In rich, and findeth that
She hath not sense enough to Try the
festive chuck steak. His father -In-law
then monkeyetit with optima and go.
eth under.
' "What Is ma bit the tumor on the
neck or existence? playeth .the
?races and betteth his all on the
brown mare bemuse he bath ,reeeivel
• a tip. The sorrel •gelding whateth by
neck. Behold! he ranneth for of;
flee, and the dead -beat pelleth
leg -ever and anon and thee voteth
fortheother man. He exalteth him-
self among his people and avreliretie
witb pride but whan th votos
counted be findeth ,that his name is
Mud. He boastetra of his strength in
Israel, but its beaten by a red-headed
man 'from the Bloody •Third. He go.
eth folth to breathe the fresh, ,air
and meditate upon the vanityof all
earthly things, •zend is accosted by a
bank cashier with a sight draft for
$500. A political enemy nett", in wait
for him in the market. place - and
vlealketh. stronnd lam, crowing like a
cock.
'Verily man is ziertailn,g but a wart
on the nose of nature -a bunion on
the toe of thrre-a -freckle on. the
-face of the universe." --Salt Lake
Herald.
They are Regarded as a Great Dell-
eacy,When Served as Omelets.
Although the skin! of °stelch ie
worth $40 to 4100 Ola the spot, the
lemetex• of the, desert usually prefers
to search for the eggs when he has
discovered an oetrich in. flight. An
English traveller in the Solara, H
B. Tristram, describes thisRearoh-
"Once and once only, X had the
gem] fortune to take an oserich's
net, although fresh eggs were not
infrequently brought in by. the
Arabi!, We observed with our teles-
copes two birds standing for .some
time in Ole same, spot and Were in-
duced to ride toavatd them. They
rapidly scudded off, but mei inter -
seating their track we turned hack
and retraced It instead of coutthuting
it vain pursuit. Au ostrich's track
Is by no Means easy either to toilorw
or .to iFitrace, for his stride meas -
ares, when, he is at tell speee., from
twenty-tewo to twenty-eight feet,
and the oblong impressien of two
tees at -so wide intervals afford no
yery evident track to any eyes less
expert than those et a Apemen
1141ellieretracedsmanthe •Impreesion to
the spot where we had !seen the birds
Standing together and where the
sand was well trodden down. e Two
Arlie at once dismounted and be-
gan: to dig with their bands, •• and
presently they'brought up' four fresh
eggs from a depth or about a foot
widen the warm sand, •
,
"Ostrlchi egg ornelot we alwaya'
found a rainat weloome addition to our
clesert;t13111 of 'fare, and a conveni-
ent and. portable provision, for from
the thickness of the shell the eggs
keep perfectly sweet and fresh for a
fortnight or three weeks. .
Atielerd s Liniment Cures Colds, ete,
Vest Traffic on toad on ridge.
So redrOb; litter and duet are left
behind on London 'bridge by the
tramp over it or 200,000 pedestrians
and the rattle over it of 20,000 ve-
hicles daily that three or four carts
are required to carry off the fine
rplebris from leather soles and Iran
tires. By the inosseant. traffic 'it is
Bald twenty -neve antic yards of
granite are each year • re-
duced to powder. 'Ibis affords a
striking illustration or the wear and
tear, the attrition and grind, inci-
dent to hutuan life in general.
• Worth $10 it liottle.
Any reamawhe has need Poison's Noviline,
the great pain cure, would not be withoutit if
It eost ten dollars a bottle. A good thing is
worth its weight in gold, and Nerviline is the
best remedy in the world for all kinds of pain.
It cured neuralgia in live minutes; toothache'
in one Ininnte; lame back at one application;
headache In a few moments. and all pains
just as rapidly.. • email test bottles only- cost 10
20 try it Lo -day 1
igirrc gilt;
dealers. 1.7 -at Poison's nerve pain cure—Nerva-
line .
• WhY Buttons Are on Sleeves.
Eroded& the Great liked to see, his
soldiers smartly deessed. Many of the
men were in the habit'of wiping the
perepleation Toone their faces with
their coat sleevea, whic]j wiled the
le.cooe and gave the coatuntidy
appearance. 'To put it stop to t
tractiCO, Frederick ordered a row of
buttons placed on. the upper side of
each sleeve. In this manner the habit
, was broken UP.
Peatneis Ostimet be Cured
by nuol implicattone as they eAnnot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There le only One
way to Ours deafness, and that is by conatitu*
Ronal reitledies. Desenessiseitused by en in -
named erudition of mucous lining of the
Eustaeldatt Tubs. When th le tubegets pinioned
you hiktt 4thIllt3liensfnItttlAf tignegieginers61;
the result, and twee; the :inanimation era' be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will bedostroyed forever;
nine eased out of ten are canoed by Catarrh,
which is nothing, but an inflettned oondition Or
the innoeuesUrfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
owe pg Deafness teethed be ratarrhy that Can
not be clirrd by Nall's Catarrh Ours Send for
fn. MIENS! & 00., Tolle% Or
Steel by Drivels*, Me.
Halle Family Pills ere the best.
Lemon Drop Cakes With &wee.
Ono cupful of edger, Oreeltalf cup
ful of butter, the *whiten of two
eggs, one /morel' of milk, On0 table.
spoonful of tem.*eXteaet, and one
tearmoonfut of baking powder. Flour
Ib stir very stiff. Place large meow -
folio on it pent at equal distandes
apart, and, brown quickly la n. hot
ovNi. Make( it rich SaUcC sindlazt to
the orange sauce, flavoring with
lemon juice and grated rind. Servo
hot.
Ifinord'a Liniment Carex DIateroper,
Manila's Trying Climate,
A metal oftker *It) ht t south infieh
time in Manila saya thet the women,
and even young girl; seem te artter
at end faded front day to day from
the effect* of the elimate.
klittardils Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Blinardts Liniment Cures Garget in
CoWs. 4
•k . 'New Foods. •
Agents who are food atuden.ts have ,
been sent out to -China, Peru, Persia.
Mexteo, everywhere to, the remotest
ends of the earth, for the peewee or
finding out Vrliat the new or negleetecl
fOOd products are, their value as a
nutritious; diet, and the extent to
whichethey wen bensed to lengthen the
Menu of tbe cleilized cook, ,
'roithare a Mad in Dna Day
Take learadve Bram; quinine Teblete.
drugeing_refund the meney if It falls to cure
W. Grove 'signature IS ou oath box.
Manager -The examining physician
seems to be In cleeebt as to whether
• thet client Of yours 10Et. 0011 riek.
Imenetere Agent...Whet! That man
wtll 310Yor dieHe's got a life tenure
on a Gevernment Job
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Corns! Corns!
. .
Tender corns, painfulcoins,'Seib corns, Mee&
leg corm; rernevcd• la a few dayi by the only
• sure, _Loa° and painless. corn cure—Putnam's
Corn Extractor.' Try it. At druggisti.
, .
Ancient Roman Battering Rams.
The battering ram of the Itomans
'was hire the bill of a huge woodpeck-
er, the walla or the enemy beingtlie
tree 'trunk. The bettering ram was
so' called because ati the end of the
beam from, sixty to 100 feet .long
was fastened a bronze ram's head.
Tber beam was hung 011 relies 111
shed and worked by from fifty, tc4100
A VALUABLE RECIPE
•
For Copts, Colds and tong Diseases
Take shall teacup full Flax -seed Tea wit&
a dose of Ears •• •
ORMAN BRUST - BALSAM
Four °rove times a day. It never fails toJars
immediate relief. ,
25 and 60 cents at all Druggistsor from
SA, FEBY, Chemist, Port Eight, Ont. •
HANDSOME WAT01{
Stem winder', Americap
naovemoot (lady's . or gent s .
size), a solid Gold Ring, set
with Pearls and Garnets, In
beautiful plush castle Violin ,6
name and address, and we will
an Accordeon. SEND uS Your
• and Bow, tto Autoharp or • EntliFmENT It,
. • .
send you by return mail 0 boxes • ' • . UP •
of the famous old En lish tnned •
• EIVIULSION of Cod, Liver
Oil ? .
There are others
SCOTT'S? .
. The-goodone is SCOTT'S.
It's nearly 30 years old; it 1.s 1
I
used by ,intelligent people all '
over the world; and approved
by physicians all over the 1
. 0
world.• ' ' m
' When anyone says, "Emul-
sion of Cod Liver Oil," lie 1
I
means sqcars. No other
is famous.
SCOTT'S EMULSION' is
made in a certain way, of
certain things ; it keeps, it is
always alike, it does what it
does.
The others—dobody knows
what -they are or do. There ..
wouldn't be any others but forr'
the goodness of scors— -,
there wouldn't be any counter -
!it money but for the true.
The genuine has -
this picture on it, take •
no other.
If you have itiet
tried it, send for free
sample, its, agreeable
taste will surprise
you. •
SCOTT' &-o,.VI
Chemists,
-* Toronto.
soc. and $1,00 ; all druggiits.
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THE GREAT
•THR00011 LINErotim
1-11 rrsi likes . •
g IN ifeagcsa rain Mee lesy.
. .
Seesespeersesticerelinir.ldiggee,
Eties•fereelai, '
gtceseilloseserbear,
1=011.1111eadeOpkile.,,
Meow, •71,cei‘ko.
Vereeinh irisricers
Dealtirricaress lesirect
.ii
Ptnelretes Scsieekhe.
For tickets,Pulimatlierth,folders and general '
i •
nformation imply to agents Grand Trunk Rail- • '
way system.
bL C. De0103oN, District Passenger Agent,
Toronto, Ont,
1
g r Y,
Dr, Price's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills .
Sen them and remit us the rebney; and we will
give you tor your trouble the premium you se-
ledt, sent postpaid. Thete pills are the best
remedy in the world for impure blood, liver
and iddney;11seases, rhoumatism,Arenerld do,
Witty and all stomach troubles. Write Us to-
•uay.
PRICE M'F'G.,
. 88 Bay St., Toronto, Ont.
This beautiful Turquoise or
Lovers' Knot nee& Ring,
warranted three years, with
Initial engraved and a /remitter abso-
lutely ro Send 10 ante Mitch) pay
postage. Catalogue /re/. The Shen
Novelty Co, Dept 00 19( BrendwaYoklyr•
DROPSY
Treated Free. •
We have made dropsy and fig
complications a specialty for
twenty years, gtalcsk relief.
Cures worst cases, Book Of
tzartmostax,s and 10 zava
treatment *men.
DU,. HAL GRI0ENIEIRONS,
Box 0 AtLarera, GS..
...WANTED TO.PURODASE...
COACH. HORSES
About le hands higieweiget from LEO to 1200
must bo sound; Age not to exceed 8 years.
Address •
AXXX. 31441111i,
Windsor Hotel, Montreal', Que.
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LUNG TROIHIGE
AND CATARRH
Of the Nese and Throat Permanently
Cured by CATARRIIOZONE.
to.owrorl*o
A REMARKABLE RECOVERY,
••••••••••modosi*
Tettecape, it. El.-"Throlighent the greater
part or last Whitsr X puttered from terrible
colds. Thoushtledily renewed them to -run
on without, attention, thineingalt the while
they would work Off, but they didn't, mut in.
eteriAeettied on 1117 lungs 50 Mach an extent
Met ins' condition weirludeAdpreearrous.„Then
bourred tuYself and tried to get well. Many
remedies such as rouge mixtures, pee _Moo)
spraying of the throat, see, were resertea tu,
but 'airy didn't seem able to reach the trouble.
CATAltitIlotiONE wee recommended (1
and X gave it trial. After I used the inhaler
five Wetted X reedited it wAt4 jest the prO r
treatlnettt le my CMC.couid feet thotn id.
atedIpgaritarinitgrYlengeand all through
p.
marimmio
agniffeent trains .are run on the
lame of the Grand Trunk Railway
System, with harldsome coaches and ,
palace sleeping, cafe, parlor, and dire.
lag ears, to Eastern end Western
points, via Detroit, Port Huron, Nia-
gara Fails Montreal ,and Portland
SOL/D VESTIBULE TRAIN SERVICE
TO NEV. YORK. Through sleeping
Cars from* the Atlantic Coast to Chi -
ea o
Tickets' and ail information'. from
Wag Grand Trunk Railway System.-
--
-M. C.-DICKSON, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto, Ont.
,FRIIIT; FARM FOR SALE.
One of the nneet in the NiagaraPenineeds
Winona, Emits* from Hamilton, on two Att,
ways. 170 eeree 46 of which is in fruit, mostly
.peaehea. 12,000 baskets of fruit.r.rostly nowise.
In bt this stenos Will be sold. In leas to era*
ere Thiebea bargain, Address, .
JONA.113ANp.o.OBAltox Tore wTinnitoo,a, Oat.
pas wpicamA:44.4.74.,litfur14,713t1r. DR Ne
• tole. Bend te MIAs% glee: "
mdeolpahistresil:aQu,fe.er treatise ,and free *11.2. Welt be. t
Ue
For sale by .t. Rarte,1700Notro Dame Street
WInslow's Seething Syrup ihotdd
ways be Used. fer Children Toetblagelt
the alibi', lidtAint the'gunts, omen whid
audio the best remedy for Mentos& Tweeter.
iiveisents &bottle.
eatoseeoweiveseeeeeesoesereeieeee
OUR GRANULATED!.
le by Public Analyst's report
100 PER CENT, PuRedi
OUR GOLDEN YELLOWS
are the best Sugars made In
the World.
I test will Pitore it,
ST. LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINERY
Veeevehreeteerotieweraleareverketeerearrelee.
•
•-"birelf"trn4oeureet d nerttthrre etteoneltrinnashott order m
knew it was
xxian mozoza.
Thnti then lielned etreatheneltendliti:n4h4tillititaleld
wreittrAltaRtiO2ONS The Largest Handlers of Apples in the World
of Miele ana tnreetratarrh. lirmTy bIlleve
m"tvatortheelniellici. Qr.eatItletkhrtsetitIltLIVItftlihiltiowilds.At's
/tom aro ittlitwor freer 11014g, 'bronchitis
fillonesetrerrhcsontinde....0=1 " Vf 64k. 4
taRthehreints ontrotetnarrstint,onrift your ongnatty then ,
nrirr,;.‘", vitt".014:
ikt.14 14. all druggist"( ar pent,tlit emir' prtugi
stststetsty. t rivet Se 14 WS 01014d
• 41. PCMION A OR. sestee, oat
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Simonet Shuttlewerth &Co Sirnoni* Jacobs & Co., Gera& Jacob. * Co.,
r.te#rreel,zogised• tlisisserso licetistedreredos' illiielesed.
Proceeds of Wee are promptly remitted 'by tnthe. eee asetrata Meek* Remits sei,
issetedtreweekly lOteortereof apple* *10 ba filexterked wit* make* rlf".•4 Nielsen
stamen and other Information, bee:4010e te
O. W. PeatiTTniegrOitTle, "SOW rSlitite leAltat. eilitAirre*Ale, Oire.
Coriejsre;ettrimtritkelilistritleaosInrrfiketrete,S*1 wg4"4414"4"41).Ptia" 414.11.4
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