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RUSSIA'S' TROIDAT
Revolution Fomenting
eleiddle Classefe
WO= XW W.A.RiT.'idgbioat point in the vrittile continent, T
*VW^ axid J'apan. They Are
Praying for Peace.
Terrible se tho miseries of the bat -
Me -field awl the liesPital, 'they do not
equal the heart -Sickening sense
which is the lot of WoMen in time of
The pain which intuit bo bor4
tear.
inaCtion is of itself paralysing to the
will and to high resolve A man
overboard in mid-oceau. for example,
enrage a. fear beeide whielt.that a
the battle-neld. ie a trifle. The brav-
• est of men, one in tbe. waves, will
turn coward, eAthough he may have a
Ute -buoy and prectical certainty a
reacae. But the heart which fainted
at its own powerlessness before the
great' forces of nature -moving re-
morselessly on may rise to splendid I" "Walt' to ferteit in • What theY are suffernig now. She
w develop. The few miles of coon- Pills; and she is breaking the law
be always nee' try between Dalgety anti Comm will of secrecy that binds the great MA4-
Among , To women war inuot
P°31tM billows risin each above the other 'ffle Eden, the largest toWn on the tering sistera know where they may
is only 40 miles distant. and the ob- OUR LADIES
eerwstory eetabliwliecf there by Chiu -
.t Waage in 1897 litte frequently
been Snowed op, even in the euratner
menthe. The neareet railway sta-
tion, Comae, 80 milea ie the ter.
MAIZE WOUN
MRS. JOHN O.. MTFVMAX''
minus of a braoch line .troni G
bourn. .6.-t Goultioura Junction the SPEAXS TO TOU ,A1z.
line joins the main, rent° which links
,up the four eastern ca•pitals. Iirl
bane (queenaktna), srinei xzsTes; She Toua at Tier Troublee and
South Wales), Melbairrne Winterie), Their Cure' That Tou llitay he
and Adelaide (Sout) Auetralia.). Pas- Benefite4.
senses mid omit t are alike de-
rom ,
Islapaisee, Ont., Sept, 12,-(apecial).
Coma. Goods etitine by road on -.where aro many woraen in Canada '
lock drays, a Cumbereonie, tedious Who will yet write letters of thaerke -
and expensive to Mrs, John C. Huffman of tide -
rale
pendent on a trieveeld rvi
y f
MbITIEOD OP. TRANSPORT. • place. Mrs. Huffman •suffered as
It'
ease siteetien the main route for trelfile covered a cure in ItidneY
THE SEISATIO111 F11,11A1 trz...t..1 bravery on the field of
xT. Is A. VERY /KORB=
the untamable sea -a succe,ssion of eaSilY be linked on to the railroad. jority of womankind to let her out -
Seine striking partioulara respect -
big the dornestie situatien in Ilus-
taie. derived treat "a perSon who has
resided for a long time hi that coun-
try, and who is exceptionally well
*qua:Jilted. with its preseat condi.
tion," are published by a Preis riews-
POPer, A11 the elements of a, revel-
itiori are, it is said, now fermenting
entong the Mil:eche chessee in Russia,
the disaetems in Manchuria. having
giVen 'fresh feel to the reVolutionary
propaganda., Which. has always been
very active, The goVerament ere,
deaVOrd to, conceel • this state of
things, br4t. elinost-e•very week Greer
strange disappearances of persons be-
lieved to belong to secret, soctetieS.
:which are attributed to :the • action,
of the POlice. The ill -paid laberera.
in the state workshops at St. Peters-
• brag are the object Of a perticuiarly
Wive proPaganda. 'A. revolt is fear -
ell 'which 'night have the most ser-
ious consequences. Fresh legislatien
Is now being prepared at the minis-
try ef the interior with the ebleet of
t' th return of these work-
riten t� their homes dairieg the har-
vest, and thus averting' the dissein-
inetion of their advanCed ideas
among the peaStultry.
. The Finnish. troubles are not over,
and yet the goverianaent, owilig to
the lack of Russian sailoes, have 'heen
obliged to embark Finns cei board
their men-of-war. "It is easy to Im-
agine the feelings a ..tneEie men, who
consider Russia to be • the enemy of
their country. It is, deulatless, to
this eircumata.nce that we )2DISt. at-
tribute at least some of the recent
accidents: on board the Ruesia,n,
ships."
It is well knowe that the popula-
tion Odessa., which is strongly ire -
bead with a revolutionary, spirit is
greatly excited. The last strike, by
which the town was almoet reduced
to famine for a *eek, has made a,
essi , d ".'t is fear-
ed that there' may be Orevolt at any
moment. The town a Riga is -al-
ready in a state (A . On the
4th ult. the government of -Livonia
was obliged to issue a proclamation
tor public meetings in the streetse
squares and gardens, of Piga, as well
as in places of public resort, end
even in private Imuses. In Poland
the domestic situatien. is equalty dis-
quieting. The prisons ate over crowd-
ed with politioal prisoners and sus:
peas. Several persons have been
.0ecret1y executed. It es said bare
that Russia has been, defeated; arid
that a coup d'etat is •certain among
the upper classes, as is a reveltition.
among the masses."
Without expressing any. opinion on -
the
merits •of the above. statements
and foreeasts,. it is obvious that
their publica,tion in a Well-known
French journal must be regarded as ,
synaletoma,tic. ' • • . - • • •
BMDES WHO STAY AT HOME,
According to old and established
custom in Japan, the eldest child,
whether male or female, must, under
all circumstences, abide at and in-
herit the home. By this means a
continuous successien is assered, and
the estates cannot pass into the
hands of strangers. From this at.,
rangement *news of -necessity'
that no eldest child- can marry and
live with an eldest child of the op-
posite sex. When an heiress weds,
her husband must assume the family
. name. A similar custom prevails ,
certain nannies among the people of
the Basque Provintes in the north
el Spain. An eldest Non among them
Is not allowed to marry an eldest
daughter if both are fli•stborn. • /it
this case, too, the husband of anY
eldest daughter takee up his residence
under his wife's roof and aciopts her
name, which is thug transmitted to.
their children,.
• . BUILDING. FOOD.
TO 'Bring the Babies Around.
•
When a little human machine ,(or a
large•one) goes wrong, nothing is 50
important as the selection of fetid
which will always bring it arouncf
again.
"My little baby noy fifteen Months
�ld had prieumorda, then Caine brain
fever, and no sooner liad he got
over these than Ilo began to cut
teeth and, being so weak, he-wasfrequently thrown. into convulsions,"
says a Colorado mother,
"I decided a change might help, so
took him to Kensas City lora Wait.
When we got there lie was so very.
weak when he .wo,uld cry he would
sink away and seemed like* he Would
die,
"liken I reached iny sistee's- home
she said irnme'cliately that we must
feed him Grape -Islets and, although
had never use the food, we got
some and for a tetv days gave lam
Just the juice OP Grape -Nuts anti
milk. He got stronger' so quickly
we were soon fediteg him the Grape;
Nuts itself and ina wonderfully
short thee ire fattened right Up and
became stroag and well.
"That showed me StOlitethitig Worth
knowing, and, whoa later oh my girl
came, I raised her oil Grape -Nuts and
she is it, strong, healthy baby end
has, been. You Will see froin the
little photograph I sehd you. Whet a
strohg, clittbby youngster the boy is
now, but he didn't look anything like
thrtt before' 'We found this nourishing
food. Civape-Nuts nourished him
back to strength When he was so
weak 'he couldn't keep any other
food on his stomach." Name 'given
by POetute Ce,, Battle Creek, :Stiehl,
• All children; cat be built to a
" more etexedr. and healthy corrditioti
linen arapeeNtite and cream, The
Matt COntaina the elemente nature
dematide, from Which to make the
soft gray filling' le the nerve eentrea
and brain. A Well fed brain and
Strong, sttirds# terVea absolutely in -
Sure a ludithy becte.
. Look itt eatii package for the fain-
otig little book, "The Road to Well -
,
aum,ber applications to be -allowed as
• pany; hina on'a cruise. and. curing. such nerve troubles
to accom
inclivicitial who is ballooperuad leTuhs-e
u ally devoid ,cit any real eemeage,.and sv-
11,seursrlifygii,oe.0 ,t• Vitue dance, partial
is end loeomotor ataela.
la, in fact. a.- - • - tirebberoorixillaisudeLireveataelrys° ballolotdr,r)IlnbcIleusddinuge
gIONLy .bmnvous.CItEA'AJB•re the special ailments Of weneee. Gert.
who crosses n London/street
with -the the genuine with the full.hame; "Dr..
most Careftil strategy, Why he,. of I.Villia•eas Pink 'Pills far Pale People"
all people, Should have so Intense 'a on the wrapper around •eaCii box.
desire to Stour the clouds is a mirs- Sold by Medicine dealers oz' .by mali
tery: The inventor .efo, new.nirslaip,"'at 0 cents a box or six boxesfor
too invariably receives the eawe e2150 from The Dr. Williams Medi -
shoal of letters fi om. the legion of. eine 'Co., Brockville; Out
degeperate sensatienemongers. • ' •
Railway CoMpanies, of course, are
g find i f
OF INSANITY. the rugged coast south of Sydney, Dal- red e . Mrs. Huffinan says:
..-- and each Capable of engulfing
an outlet for seaborne "I was - troubled for about six
world et love end hope in its bitter getY PoWesses
Went to G9 Into Vona.' Dens, or depth, No weemzes bane elm, stay trade that 'is Vett noW largely utile Years with Kidney Diseese and the
Up in Balloons, to See What them .• NO woman's Voice can calm ized. Coasting steamers plying from pain was so great I could. hardly'
It's Like. them. And So, On the steppes of Sydney and Melbourne make Elden a bear It I could not entertain WV
Ressia mei in the villages of Japan Port of eall, and the harbor there is company, One night when I was
A type of freak very familiarto to -day, Women are Praying, in so good that Eden was itself a can- feeling 'very' miserable 1 Teed of
those in authority is the sensation strange tongues and with fantastic dida,te for the coveted honor of be- Some wonderful cures by Dodd"s Xid-
seeker. Tnia is an individual who, lit eites, but with a world -old nain:gling corning the capital. If a ''buele"ney Pille and resolved,to tey them.
himself, Is devoid of any Particular of cowardice and coerage, t. Or loVe of capital has to be crea.ted, the newly- 'At this time my urine, was Some -
courage, mental or physical' yet is country and hatred of war, that the chosen. site would appear to be as thing tel and at times very dis-
constantly seeking oppertuelties for angel of Peace nu-Vr again 1014 his good as any that Mild have been eb. agreeable to pass, but Dodds Kid -
exposing himself to dangers and dis- wings owor the earth. tainted, In pitching on so smell a ney Pills SOen brotight me relief
comforts says. Pearson's Weekly. 1 townthip „ the government hoe, at frpm all my troubles and by the time
He pesters railway companies, en- A LUCKY - WOMAN. least, genie on peotiondeal lines, for I had taken six boxee .I. was com-•
terteenment inanegers, the Govern- the vested interests to be bought are pletely eared. .
meat, steamship COMPonies-every- _
body, in authority -fee permiesion. to Htew Good Health Came to afts. Small. From the point of view of ''I am. making this statement to
cliraate and water eupply the $pot the public in ehe hope that it may
risk his life in any way which may " Deschesne After Much Suffering, ,
attract hie. attention for theserione Could scarcely he bettered; its" sure help othee young laclies or married
1,bre. :A.brah D hes
well known fa,rmer at St. Loon le patriotism, and with the establish -
Th
ea,
an esc ne, wife of a, roundings should inspire the loftiest women." . ,
e manager of the London Hippo- Grans, Que., considers herselt a meat of federal gevernment in , Dal- •
Firc'Te renetntly , said that never is a lucky womsn.e And she hes good gety, a • new era in Australian poli- Pftt:-."Do you think a felfoW ought
Peri ctus. urn' put on but it is ac- to be loCked up for steeling kisses'?"
cause as the following interview will
compa.med 1)y a number of requests show , tics must purely begin. She- 'No -o, hardly. But I think he
frem certain individuals for perinis- "I was badly run down arid ,
eien to experience• th • share. et nousehold duties, but I was
it fpr emselves 1 - . -,
very rentrous. Each day brought its .„. I ' .. they
yhtre to be tied up." : $o now
TA.rimusrc. AT Isf•PIAL-TIMES.
When. a lion -tamer was exhibiting a, ,
z ,tc Ir t erform them My. .., I am innaeed, . sire that you
score or more full-grown beasts riot nerve's were in a terrible conditiim. The old theory that it. was rude'to should propose to my daughter; You,
long ago,: the manager was sinarly I could not sieeP and the least sound talk et mealetinees, which has come have riot known her a Week'," "True,
pestered by, epplicaticnie Crone eieeple ld I t • 1
of both sexes to -be allowed to enter •
wou startle rue. teed severe
down to us from our ancestors,, madam, but I have known you for
eaedicines rod tonic wines, but none seems to have • received a severs! some time, and everybody says your
the cage. Many of these ttpplicants of them helped me. „In faeh was shock, according to a rtsitlical. roan. daughter takes atter you." He got
were spiasters ot age by tic) tneans d b
c
en, 1 ey growing worse, an e- "Make sure, in partaking of liospi- the girl.
Uncertain. Of course,: .such applies.- gen to despair of ever being well tality," he. saeys, "that •you are able •
tions are refused. .
When a' umor got abroail last.year
. agalu• One daY'ii.'friend .ealled .t..° to diseharge the obligations it ire -
There ' is more. Otttarre in this Setti011
Wat tha. Management of Madanie see me alvd °Lre
t Dr. Williams Pink Pills I de: .
ngly adVised Me' to poses, Runt out 'Conversational &en
II P t, the c nitrY.than all other dises.ses
youngest child to the eldeet, each er a great inaiz crear: dc7ctoirtirPie
b" in strength froxn day to daY;
epplicatione zitimbering ; thousands
from the G ann P t to Vil
Tessand's' Was offering a prize to the try ' r iee Of your brain. I
person Who wOuld spend one night tided to lio so, end if was .not 1..o•nl.
isease and present!):
mconber is reguireil to .contribUte lelniroecdelit retini4eci
el.°caSiencet •Ims-
were received from persona of an my nerves became strong and , quiet,
sotnething to geneeel conversation at pfticlnitguncteod ciutrolni:Ziriabthboa
bc O n l(131t:u ttmatonctri Ill '
ages and both sexes to be allowed to and after using about a. half dozen They have never been antdartterV
undergo the experience. 'The majority boxes of the pills I was, fuily.reitor. Eneal"thilen.
allowed to regard this as a mere fif:evaese fi
tional treatment. °Ilaall'esclOraetsilitastAlltT.
eq. to my old time health and cheer,:
ideas were afloat as to the sum of fulness. 1 now think Dr, :Williaxns "431? for stoking the physical engine,
for .to be made •as brief as poseible Ketch Toledo,
of these were women, and the wildeet
Pin Pillte• an ideal medicine..
„Money Offered, As a matter of 'feet . 4
know a family in which, from the pars wus e ,suit)TodseNtitit last few
alone in the Chamber of Horrors, bat?" they 'began' to help Inc.
• aucturod by F.• J. Cheney'. &• col* '
thi:i -only constitution!
no sucli prize was ever offered. • k, „ -P .sorne incident Of the sic?nhit'lle
treasures e
a r es of the
euro tonally dosg7telt It drops to a
is taken in-
• ay. no one fergets, that he has met
• erves with ricred blood feels
. Every, belloonist who lias ever ate r' 37.1 lams ink 'fee' the an Old friend, or 'seen Watched. fire- blood and mucous
fitg "%Teeter on tin:
twined faree has received the usual..........engine, • and ' the •excitement it tem.offer one hundred douars
th' th
a.,..Ineitassaatelelli...-
besieged by thousands for permission
to experience forbidden dangers. This
branchi of eorrespondence, in fact, has
to -be-dealt withby a special
staff s•large has it grown.
The ' most familiar • of these
is the would-be engine passen-
ger; Thisindividual's name is le-
gion, and he is a vei itable. pest to
compaeies. -However, he is but the
• •
simplest of hiss kind.
The higher type of railway freak
CAPITAL
AUSTRALIA
A DESCRIPTION OF leti-n TOWN
OF DA.I.G TY
A Very Small Place, With a Pope..
le.tion of Only About
Two Hundred..
To decide- the logetien -of its new
goeS nnich *ether than 'merelywih
(ng to..rida' on the engine. 'Ile wants
eo. Attack a basket arrangement. to
thehookin front of •the engine, ,and
ride. troin London. to Liverpool
is generally so keen on doing it that
ho,cifTets to Pay the company ..anye,
thing from two shillings a mile'for
tha.privilege: .-To ride on the buffers
of a train, too, is a much eotight
Privilege. A lady once applied to a
railway cenipeny .for permission to
attach a rope to the bottont at the
earriage, and ride an it, Just to ."See
bow it felt..
To leap on to the buffers. of an ex-.
press' train has more than Once been
the act of seine otherwise sane per-
son Seeking a sensation, and one
mate It will be remembered some -
two years ago, • rode from Edinburgh
to Newcastle on the mail train -a
distance of 125 milea.• Be wasfee
from being mad, and gave his reation
solely as wiehing to travef from Ed-
inburgh to Manchester • • .
WITHOUT PAIUNCt HIS FARE,
'Whenever any sanitation is started
on the music -hall stage there is the
usual number. at would-be heroes.
"Looping the loop" Was at one tithe
regarded as a perilous Venture, but
So knee was the public desire to ex-
perience the sensation, that managers
in Britain and Americo, added it to
their list of varieties: One French-
man, was so anxious to "loop the
loop" that he travelled front • Paris
t� the Oeestal Palate for thiepur-
-
pose, and confessed. afterwards • that
honor was ,satisfied.
One of the Mon arnazing ferias of
sensation -mania is the desire on the
part of stay-at-harne Britons
to undergo horrid eXPerieneea
board shit),
' Hew ninny young city clerks Aro
not possessed With a deeire, to Work
,their way aeross the Atlantict-nion
who heve looked on the very idea, of
work at borne as quite updigrafied.
Stearnehip companies are constantly
being pestered by these youths to he
allowed to ship as stokers oblivious
of the fact that the work of a, stoker
for one. day would probably finish
theta for the rest of a voyage,
Dectors aro very familiar ,with the.
Mae Who is anxious to eribrait
self to operation for some Scientific
purpose. People are wont ,to 8t47,
pose thie to be a form of heroism,
W herettS it 1$ nothing lees than a very
morbid form of insanity.
It would be well, therefore, for
reatie1 s' to bear in, mind that a good
deal of no-ealled heroism and bravery
Is little more than the play of por-
tion Who le the vietim of munition,
mode. Between that -and real emir -
age and endurance is a Very Wid0
gap.
8,000 gallehe Of fresh water are
• ueed in a. large battleship daily.
About 07o-third0 of this is taken up
by the anti the remainder 14
used for drinking, weialiing., ate,
The Stockholm dotat hag pro-
neutteed the Arctie explorer Andres
to be dead itt lase, the legal term of
ditappearatice having ;het expired.
'Mem left Spitebergen oa Jae
1807, With two companions ift
:a bailee% With the objeot of reach-
ing the Nerth
capital, lies beim a. much longer task
or Australia. than reeking Its rnind
on Mere fiepal issues of alien exclus-
ion queetious; writes a correspepident
of The Standard. .After foue rears,
ihoweVer, • the, decision is ircareinent,
The••cablegrain +published yesterday
announced that • Dalgety is the choice
of the:federal assembly, .re decision.
which' obviates the difficulty bloOking
:the *ay all' lest sessien. The logis-
latiVe assembly then close Tentut,
the •council chose Bonabale,, and nei-
ther body would give way. 'All the
sites were again placed under review
by a special conmeission, and the•dis-
cussion 'of their recommendations has
resulted in the victory *of Didgety.
Dalgety • • . 111.11 way between Tumid
and Boinbala; it, is therefore a cora-
proinise.' preventing the threatened
deadlock between the two houses. It
Is tile°, rotighly; midway between
Sidney. end Atelbourne, and therefore,
Placates the powerful interests :of the
two wealthiest states, New South.
Walee Mad Victoria, The proepee-
tive 'capitol of the °mite:a:wealth. le
hardly' large enough even to be call-
ed a township, having a population
ef only a couple of 'hundred sou*, It
Is right In
; BACK stomp,-
quite off thea track inter-state:tsar-.
Ile and consists of a few weather-
board, tin -roofed houses.. It is not
largo enough even to exact a postal
delivery front the government. Islickt
is postoffice, but the joy of telling
for one's natil in persou is at pre-
taeut the greatest savor of life irt
Dalgety.
The "town" lies iri the southeast
angle Of .N'ew pouth Wales., near the
Victiniati border, on the upper reach-
es of the Snowy River, ft tributary
Of the :Murray. 'rho Snowy River
flows down the spurs of Motnit
1(osclusko, and, f d ny its snowi
the volunie of Water that elowe . by
Dalgety, beneath" bordering willows
le steatlier tlian that of Most Aus-
tralian. rivers, The fertility of the
district -known as Moneta-is thus
assured. The lrfonaro Plaine are
more than 2000 feet above the sea
level,,and so Dalgety always enjoys
eool nights, even in the midst of
lengthy drought.. Kasciutika, the
Aroused. , "They have become more
observant; etheir sense et Helmer Is
sharpened in little street cOmediee
because of the applause of the fam-
ily circle. They are always sure of
friendly interest in their individu-
al adventures and • misadventures.
They all. keep in touch with :each
others! pursuits: . Mealtimes • are
not dull in that family. The mind,
as well as the hOdy, is refreshed."
4
MOrlIatt AND BABY.
• en or
Wielders and testimoniah. •
Address: P. J. OH.DieY ea 00.,
• • Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drug:este, 750, •
Take gall's Family Pills for consti•
pation,
• : .
BusNman-:"How's your daughter
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fine! She'e buey at Beethoven's
works." Ilusymant-"Where's . their°
place? What do they makes"
er„te,
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•
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?? I?? •
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All Buyers, Sellers and Users of
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Are interested in this queitiotre-
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Please dt op a line oh the subject to
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111 • I?
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Neva,da, Idaho, Oregon, Washington,.
California., also .to .Victoria, Van-
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. . •
, .
e‘So you belong to a glee club?"
"Well," • answered the Youth with
longish hair, "that's whet we flan.'
it; but noone eeenie very joyous
When we stse"
•
- Lifebuoy' Soai-idisinfectant Is
-strongly eecommended by the meth- cv Iry '
- oronto.
cal profession as a safeguard 4pti'nst %./
infections diseases.
- When • baby is wehl the mother I Was Clered of .1theumatie Gout
is
haPPY• When baby -IS cross, fretful, IIINA,X1YS L'INW-11•111. •
feverish and cameet sleep, the moth&
is depressed, worried and unhappy.
'Baby's Owea 'Tablets make both
mother and baby happy, •because
they ewe all ' the eotemon ailnients
, of infanta and young children. They
sweeten 'the Stomach, cere colic, aid
teething 'children, cure constipation,
prevent 'diarrhoea, and promote
sound, healthy sleep. And you have
a solemn guarantee that. the• Tablets
' contain • no opiate Or poisonous
"soothing" -stuff. Mre. • D. McGill,
Blakeney, Opt., says : "1 have used
Baby's Own Tablets and' have found
them the best medicine I have ever
had :for the etrre• the,' ailments
from which young children sater. I
shall eilWays 'keep a "WIC of Tablets
in the house." Sold by, Medicine
dealers everywhere or Sent by mail
at 25 cents a box by •writing The
Dr. Willituttp' 'Medicine , Brock-
ville. Ont.
The Emperor of Japan can trace
:his pedigree leadic*aa unbroken line
to the time of Nobuchadnetzaer, 666
B. 0,
iViroar s ores an tu •
. .
. .
.Thorverten 'Church, -Devon, Eng.
•land, was recently used as a store- ;
:house for. :whisky •which had been
. taken 'from' the village inn dining •a
. . ,
•
Per Over Sixty •Years
Mag. Wrristolaeo goomima mats lkas bean toed he
1710001110 of mothers for their children while feeching..;
iterates the child, coffahe the/rums, eller nein, Corel -
tried *mile, regulates theatomach and bowels, and Is tite
best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-itve cents it bottle .
Sold bydruggiate throughout the worItt Be tutekAnd
for "Mit,. winstow'sspordisci sinter,' 2:1.-40.
A GRIOAT
Dr, Fulness; Brice, of tele "Cynne
holds the record for eroesing
the 'Atlantic the greatoSt nember of. •
times. Por over half a century, in
fair weather or foul, blow high or
blow low. !tie has been, voyagitig
beet wards. and for WA rde between the -
two continents as regular es time
and tide, Not a single ItoYage has
he missed; whenever his slhip has
Sailed he has sailed with it. Many
of the liners on which he has serVed
were in their day the crack flyers..
'or "e p e y e ats ie
has been on the "Gerrninic," his
traesfer to the "Cynirie" having oc-
curred only recently, So far in his
life he has traversed something like
two anti rt half railliori intim, equal
to over One hundeed. times around
the globe. The doctor is as litter-
eSting a figure as one can tied in
many a day's jouriley. He is nearly
seventy-eight years old, and his hair
has been turned white by the Mina
, an" o so OS. • .0 g
Of deserting his post has yet oe-
cursed to him; indeed, he is as ac-
tive as he was tWo acoit years ago,
' and looks eagerly forward to the
' time when lie will be reeking his
nine huiefredth trifst,,
.11rofeFtor Ooston says that future
. 7.eeteritiett4 tvill pletee the evils ot
an-
i gar gluttony on 4 pedestal as eerr
„spictuous_ria thasdrink
eteushig deterfOration of *divide-
' ale anti races.
• Pertly Dame (with the aid of her
motif, struggliug inter her last Ilene
eente winter jiteket)e.."Why, Jane,
'really believe this thing had;
Shrunk!" Janti—"Yes, in'tn; it is
really wonderful how elothes do
lehrink nt yetis! time of Ilfe."
•
1
ALL DRUGGISTS
-
• ANDREW KING.
'Halifax. • '
I was Cured of Aeute Braze:antis
by •MINARD'S LINIMENT.
' Lt. -Col. C. CREWE READ.
•Sussex.
I wan Cured of Acute Rhetunistism
by MINAIED'S LINIMENT.
' C. S. IMLLING: •
Markham, Ont,
, •
•,
' NO MORE, SCOTS 'GREYS.
„
• Soneethieg like Consternation has
been caused in the ranks of the Scots
Give by the . announcement that
there areto be rto more grey horses
Supplied- to the regiment; and-tliet
In • future will , be meuutd like
other cavalry regiments. Thereas-
on for the ' abolition of the grey
horses is that in these ifeye of Ling-
einge aims theyoffer an excellent
.ina,r.kfor the enerny'e sharp -shooters,
a fact that was clearly demonstrated
In South Africa. But it is proposed
that the grey horses should be re-
tained for the band. It Is also re-
wired, says the Military Mail, that
the bearskin helmet is also to be re-
placed by More modern headgear.
-ewe: • • . „ , ma;mormakr.
„
piles614:7 421)26'21 Iliac/Are
and 0.bsointo cnre$3for met
and every form of itching.
bieedineanderotrudine'piles, •
Ave Insnafacturers have guaranteed it. see tes•
Imonials in the daily press and ask your neizlr
tors whet they ,think wit., You can use it and
tetytter money back it not Cured: 60o a box, al '
aueders or 1iii.a.Niteu.B.erza & Co.;Toronte
PriChasO's Ointnmenl
•
By means .01 subcutaneous Injec-
tions, RilkWOMIS haVe JUStbeen recede "
to spin pink silk.
piTaghe.. eT,ohtedanas.iwataasatdehinamgahx hesr!'roP-.a,
paeltage, and slip . slowly . teirned
saliweayabeentanindneededlY anything
6'1.6e7C;
have just bought Shme lawn, vep-
tured the facetious shoprrien. "Don't
you th.inele you will need suite 'heser".
Millard's Liniment for sale eveRwhery
The •youngest balloonist is Charles, e
son of Mr. Percival Spencer, who .
has just •niade his initial ascent frcen
the Crystal Palace, London, Be is
seven years ppd.
St. Margaret's
minute older than she' did 'ten 3rears.
Wdeks-"YoUr wife. 'doesn't look a
•ago ." Hicks -"According , to her
statistics,' she isn't!" •
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..01InCidIS Liniment Cures Burn,• etc.
•
Mrs. Kiitele---deViresn't it dreadful?
:Scrinebody Mistook Mrs. Blank for
her ccolc." Mrs. Bock -'-'Aad what
liappened2"
left." • '
I
, Neglect a cough and contract -
consumption. •
Shiloh's
Judge (Who Is hald-licaded)r-"tf
what the witnesees testify against
you Im tette, yoar conscieueo must
be as blaeli as yoUr hair." Prisoner
a 11ia117s eonaciende • IS regulated
by his hair, then your honor heen't
getttay conscience at all."
•
OrILSU;1112tiC911'.
wee Th.rohneicLung
cures consumption, but don't
. leave it tocelong. Try it now,
Your money back if it doesn't
hene,fit you. '
• Prices: S. C. 'Watts & Co, 301 ;
25c 50c. $1, LeE0Y. N. Y., Toronto, Clan
.T
A high
-penioassresSeticrentotillagith
iand
day
•
school for girlie Modern- equipment.
Specialists of European training and
,of the highest academic and .profes-
sional standing in every department
of work. Foe booklet apply to MRS. '
GEORGE' DICKSON, Lady Princi-
pal, • GEORGE DICKSON, M.A., DIs
1.Cltloerge)(1,ate PrindPal',11.1113er Canlida
Dominion Line Srti
teaehip8
MONTREAL. TO LIVERPOOL
10.- Moderate Rate Service. lfai
BeeOnd cabin passengers berthed in best acoointoo-
dation on the steamer at the low rate of 00 to
Liverpool, or 542.10 to London. Third. elan to '
werpool. London. aloritow or Queeno"wn' $16'°11'
•For all particulars apply to local agents, or
DOMINION LINE . OFFICES,
• '41 King 21. E., Toronto, nat. Stienunent St , Montroa
"olinuy," said the ;teacher; . "a
lie pan be acted as well as iced. Neve,
it your tether was to put sand 14
ids Sugar and sell it, he would be
acting a lie, end elohig very 'wrong,"
"That's what mother told him," said
Johnny, impetuously, "but he eaid
lie didn't care."
IlardiS. Liniment Relieves NC111810a
"Yea don't even dress Imo. 'decent -
be,"" slie cried. "I -'in goinghome to
papa." • "All right," replied Doo-
little; "you might say to him, oleo,
that I want a new sett myself."
o Energy For
The Daily Work
Rich Blood Mstkee the W
• is llilade FilOh .by
oak Strong and the Blood
Chase's .Nerve FoOd.
You are tieed,• listless, week and
languid; have no lamest in your
work; lack the energy required for
going about your ueual occupation;
your appetite is not weed, and your
1 Neve no attraction for you.
you have Ifeadaelies, it may ebei; 3u,rcynod
spelle of weaknessello o
and
feel down -hearted and discouraged,
antf wonder what causes you to 1rn
60 miserable,
It is, in the bleod. The blood
tbiri, weak, and watery, and lacking
la the qualitlea whichi go to form
.nervous enemy, the Vital force
Which rube the niatiiinery of the
body, Your health has- become run,
down, and you cannot get better
without the assistance of some res-
torative. Ifit this commotion we
mention 11r, eltaile'to Nerve lomiti,;
cause -it lifts proveit iteelf to tee the
most thoroughly satisfactory epring
median° anti eyeteta-builder that
ciin be obtairefd, .
Mrs. G. M. Drown, Cobourg, Ont.,
eiritest-"I wati eonifpletely run down.
in health last spring, end could not
'do one dey'e work without being
mode. X felt weak, languid, atil
tniSertible 1110St of the tirae, and was
often 'blue and discouraged because
of my continued ihi4feolth. When
in this state I was adirised to try
Dr. Chase's Neese) Food, and did se
with most satisfactory re...Suite. It
built up ray system woncierfully,
strengthened and fostered my nent'eS,
erld tot* (May all ,leging of languor
and fatigue.I entinot say anything
too good abeitt Dr.C•‘listee's Nesve
Fond, and hops that others may pro-
fit by my ex toilet."
Dr. Oliaaa'S Nerve rood is bound
to prove beneficial to you, for it 19
coMposed of hatirres greateet .
storativeo, and acts in aecorkitince
With nature's laws. Gradually and
certainly" it inereaees fieSti end
weight, adds new, firm mettles and
tietude to the body, reunite Mit the
forte, and friatibt 'new energy and
vigor into tile system, 50 cent
boX, 0 boxes- for $2,60, at all deal.
ere, or lOaritansort, Dalai 4t1
Torceete.
To proteet, yeti against imitatione,
the portrait and signature of Dr. A.
W. Chase, the famous receipt boo
lairi araiiiimetiliMINNOMMEN
up for about two do* aft*. author. are OIL aViery box-
YOUR OVERCOATS -
and faded Sults would le* batter dyed. If no igeri
at ones in your Won, write direct AUntreal, Bo: 163
BRITISH ANIERIOAll ovsirio oo.
ut ati;
outhwest
- and
•
alifornia
3
Chicago to California, one
way, 'daily Sept. 15 to
• Oct. 15. Good in -Tour-
ist sleepers, berth rate ex-
tra.
20
Chicago to Oklahoma, In-
dian • Per. tend Texas; -
round-trip, Aug. 23, Sept.
13 and 2/. Ant -class,
three weeks return limit.
Chicago to Pee*, Wiley of
Netv Mexico. Same dates
as the Oklahtinia rate.
For further iniertnation, rtslc
P. T. :HENDRY, GEM AGT..
151 GriewoId St.,
Defrolt, Melt.
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