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) In1flnoT111. SiTOCIC PA.VS.
Tne poultry industry has adva.need so
rapidly In tiTe past "1.k) years that the
ia'tor breeciing etuelv, butehing eggs end
oel llas, lead Insny Into that
leasness that, tor Vlo w'lfare. of the be•
Olnef:. had bettor stbvedut.Too many
iU4itreeder;ialo It lieginner them.
8011:42$, Urid their stoek in no. beeser 1,011..
diVon oi tchealth or productiveneee thee
vett of the hesitator, vita the time 13.
tally euning when the poultry padte
sire going to dentarol a. nigher grade cut
etnolt .tratit Is now peadlett vut in le,rkia
quantities. True., the baphateardshred
stook. Oats ip a large IneaRnr4 bewn. ereate4
isy a, demand tor cheap goone, awl it is
aieoa faet that when Totting tide, kind
or stone tint lie‘inner oIten ,Kot Nv!fat•
1401 fora though in tionto eaeefl not. SO
ribio f4e startt,lg font Li)
varefli:y ito;,4 tno reertte 03; thki stack
they ti:te401 vat ehasi.t. tor thole PI luttell
tiltareni?o bptyri.tgi iho breeding tit a good
Kart:oat petiltaloraiser ond that or ime
wno naa been in and oat, air a /sty Sears.,
us day arol night
tworre"..-t and careful breding by ono who
Lae paseeo -the enoerimerttal stoge Is pro -
dilutive of results.. Retelling eggs, stoves.
Q. doss-oldc!Aitittej. witen properly raised
from sueit stoelt win giro results that
min be 1;418Ni:eery. haphazard breeding,
Maier Door tV iloeicfq*ente'fl,re. not
prodoett results, tio platter LW skLUtul
bk,g.luner careS tor the ton -18, anti
the op-to-dato breeder with. at goOd $ftralil
wb wItinia be foo,,d advertising Ills
fir her fowls for but a few cents above
tits btst. marhet pVkefee when proporin
Latellea tU preduee rust:int they vantiot
erotruesd tor a low finere.
Otte often
hare the leollruer ewe- of the
nigo.psteod sweeties ••rou pey for ids
a epantition.., ..nil why n...t? Poe nolo-
vilest? es stook, eggs er ebicits shottiti, be
willittg tu nay for reputation What does
it inettits it mettpa toat the nreeder Lae
made isetet la ti.o sitewroont er the egg
haskst, by aitilfal bretsting utot yore and
produved a strain uf -birds that trill do
More than the majority of hints or Oil
aineVarietY; that blood nate earerully
bred fur a purpose have been obtained,
and the beginner pays for the breeder's
skill iit prottucing sunit,thing baiter .than.
the majority possesses. Ali treeaers are
nut the szune, as in all. wants of life some
are butter thanotherS, and the best ar4
sought -for by the we poultry.reiser for
tno result that can be obtained. The
good breeder duos not have 10 sell. cheap
--eonnet if lie choose and eome wit on
the proper oitto of the ledger in, the tnan-
iter It takes ttOtaralle a flock in tile pro-
per manner for )wit rcettIts, aud as it
result or these high prh:es the ayeuge
beginner who -still thinics a, toltiolten is a
ollielten seeks the bargain counter and
nine times out of ten note ultra ho pays
for. lint not what be should hare rot: tile
results that he espeeis.
Tile foundation sneer.- has more simn
once been the nutklug, or breaking or a
poultry plant, and becange of the. tiew-
flees or the poultry industry as au hews -
try the knowledge of breeding has been
neglected. and especially the beginner has
tot heel* enlightetted on. tile import enee
in the good and indifferent breeding arta
the good or poor restate that are obtain-
ed frum the two. It takee i,40ver41 years
tor any one to establish a strain to ero-
duee either the blue et our big show_ or
to make gocel -egg- protitteere., 'reap neets
sae used tut many- oi the poultry fawns.
This means eNtra labor anti more mot.ey,
but it nialtett breeding. sure. The breeder
knows whion birds are breeders that pt
duce prize-winning stoek. It tells toe
poultry,raiser hk1i hirtt Is the egg pro-
ducer and svhicii Is toe drone, and be
careful breeding the flock of dm high-
class breecled is *better in all lines then
stiott of the Mass that do not breed along
advaneed Hues, and the bef:inner, if he
stays lolls- enough in the /7,kueltlesse will
come to the men with reputation, ann be
wining :se ha should to _paw tor tlie ropu-
tatinn, fur tin) first-class oreeders can.
produco the goods. It seems a large sum
to pay !ono t.;) to $10 for a eettins: of
Latching eggs, bra i small in eotnpatison
Nrittt the result obtained 'from a welt-
zsitteablislied strain, and tht,se obtained.froln
•Iza-phazard-bred lowis. The _day will
-onto when row day-ohi el:1(11s will be Ole
Tit -$14„) per hundred. for they can PardlY
be produced for teat som n.en it Is eon-
sitiered that it takee three eggs for eaoh
1,0 .ehirkprodueel; and in many oases :wire,
especially tL the early season. when fertil-
itsis not :tic) high. and if katiling WAR
done Oetore tne elosots were
shipped $20 per- 160 would 1,e a fair wive
for utility' stock. Tito poultry public,
sr,utibt b• edttcated to pay a fair priee
in tile future and, when they do this
Moro satisfactory results will be obtained
Chlelts will live beten when matured pro-
duce better and witen put in th breed-
ing pens win produce birds that are pro.
ducere.
Co -OPERATIVE EGG CIRCLE:S.
An impertant part or the poultry work
of the Live Stoek Brancit of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Miring the past year
olikI -as been tbe ;organization of inooperativa
orsg (Sirens. Ten vireees In ail have been
erganized under the attspiees of the
Braniele worning in eonitmeltion with.the
orovIttei3.1 and agriculture college author-
ities and tho Puttarv Producers' Associa.
tion of Canada. "rite brelionno.ry work
in connection \Mil a number of other,
has been done, and from present indica.
-Cons It is apintrAnt that this phase or
vo-uPeratiVe to have a
rapid growth in tOe near future..
Being prima.rtly coneerned with the Im-
provement of the (salvia:Ian Egg Trade.
the Live Stork- Branch Lee eneetiraged
the forination Of the,te .eircles because
the movement affords a int:Ems Whereby
the 411R:ity of eggs ean be improved as
they !cars fattn, and the pernielene
practice of holding' eggs both on the
'farm alol in the country Inure largely
eliminated, Co-operative efforts of thiA
ktr also aords a medium whereby the
eggs t any gis•en community may be col.
. :acted and znarketed frequently and
id regularly, and insures to the
etstui . at no groat Incr.i.ase in cost.
ler a new -laid egg of uniform
At too . .ssonsooloitsisso the assoeiation,
the memberagree to stamp each egg with
a given number designated by Board of
lereetors, Trois is done so that athe eggs
of eesth member may beidentified Vhen
graded, and pa) went ma.do 4.7COrdIng
to quality.
A inanagor Is appointed by the Board
of ‘Itsectors, whose inisineSS it Is to col-
teet, grade, soli the eggs and apportion
the retsrus among the members, accord-
ing to the quantity an -1 quaIty reeeivett.
In most (Stoles the eggs from ettelt farm
are cuneeted at statea intervele, nut in
othstS ti.e tianihorS deliver the eggs et
tome erntt a iint, uch as a ere,attur.*Y
.e.ese rectory, stere u bottee, front Which
-e toanaser makes snipmeitt.
It is ts-e:1 loosivn ttatt at certain tea,
retie er the sear there is a wide diffee.
ero between VA) pr.ice reeeived for 'eggs
1.y the. farmeee country Store and
the mast pant by the consumer in the
c.ty. This difference la not nearly te
tottrOed in the spring of the year as it
Ir. tile IMP tmer, tali atul whiter,
ju other worde, as the quality of OrditiArY
caral eggg .taeeetnes more uncertain* the
premium Dieted en newnaid circles eggs
tnia•eases. While, during the spring of
r03 rar res.,etved by elrole mem-
nos may n.7t gicatiy etoeed those
eain ii ao Uwe: store, it .its
nnt Mot for tbe eggs pt•oductea in the
melee er DeoCnteer last yer tbe majority
f eireles in tne province of rossuebeo and
Quebtes, received u.priee of front to We
R dif.gen.
A limited number of rdreles will no
he. obis to take advantage of the
r.d.l(f!!! growing select trade in the lays-
-Canadian Otto% but from the fact
tsot U1e. w4olesalo egg dealars Iti Ontikrifl
Quebee have recently adoptedu new
ts.s,tent of buying on a basis of quality.
's likely that the . produeo of the naa-
iodIty. of circles will find its way to the
f..0.11.11tier through the more recently
establiehet1 channels of trade.
The Live Stoelt Uranch stands ready
end willing to help ou the /egg fliecle
tauventeht in every posible waY. Officers
r.thLy Bratielt ate 'tow itt the field, and
there le available a quantity of ittereture
including eutliaps or constitutions, by-
laws ids., tivith the work, e4Diell
of which may he obtained' upon request
tt fl) tL6 Live Stock Cortuitiesione.r, .ot-
tawa.
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NoTP.S.
„e people /levet, would make a. lone -
s with notihry. They tio not eem to
grotty the lumen: Itteult deteile that are
e8Senthil to tlIk 14,0., results in poultry.
ring. (tae hoo4 t.ave roil Owl tflut,
fithcitoll, li1044; fur liwOvy tu zoitks the
mest eut of the bolostons,
on:}a.g rtst F'ol• the lieginnot4,
for eggs and meat n't retonot quantities
-p.otetiLl}ttl itt making poultry-keepIng
mitA.Apt, It ia goes% to learn 'Coat the
•faraner. ttow none than ever. is Atorking
tIt thi$ *clew is tuntoi. teelizing that no
trod -WM *vet. retneht ttt ti .e top of toe
1,404or ttat &soil;i1tpotote,s nionet..
adult taparify. The ts% tit% 1,. u.ortio
id. -14 roil twole.11013 awl breetliflit
la then iS 114 that dt rs.
re tui* tu tati"..ii IL, end theft
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DANDRUFF KO
LIFT OFF IN SHEETS
Hak Dry and Lifeless* Almost All
Hair Out on One Side of Head*
Used Cuticura Soap and Outicura
Ointment* Hair Coming in Nicely
and Scales All Gone*
170 Adelaide St., St. Alin, N.
cured my little buy or a bad ease or den -
draft With, etettra Soap ana °element.
The dandr
formed, on ide
head woe atter
birth. The hair
wee dry and lire-
leeer.Za lase and altaoet
'se all out on one
side of Ids head,
waehed the lit
-
tie acad. tido et
day with warm
de. water and Cute-
eura Soap, dried it; end very carefully ap-
plied the Concurs, Ointment and In about
an hour topic at, very Ane little comb and tha
dandruff would lift off la abeeil and some
of the hair voltid Como t00. Then X in'Onla
pttt some Cutiestra Ointment on and lot its
remain till time to wash tiao heed again.
I used a Wee box or Cuticura, Ointment
witit the Catticura Soap and his hair was
coming in nicety and the scales rill gone.
Today he bas as nice a bead of bair and
itS free from dandruff its you. WoUla Wish 1,*
see." (Signed) C, F. Roast, May 110,
2012.
A single eake of Chalon's, Soap and box
Cutieura. Ointment are often ;Mlle/mit
when all else lots failet sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere. Liberei sample of
each nailed free. vi$1,11 32.9. Skin Book-.
Address nost card Potter Drug it Chem.
Corp., Dept. 821), Boston, V. S. A.
PURE BRED STOCK
Live Stock Branch Will
Distribute Sires.
to strive for one thing alone, egg -produc-
tion, or show -birds.
There is 110 questien but what the duck.
1)11st/toss has taken on a wonderful boom
thls seasen, especially the Indian Bonner*,
They aro lousily, not hard to raise, aro
good egg praineers, and the breeders or
duks tills year. are doing a good bust -
Hess.
Turkeys should be raised In greater
numbers than is now being done. Tbe
White Ifolland stand conrinement perhaps
better' than any and should be tried
AVilre only littirted soave Is to be had.
They however. do nut get As }max:, as
the other varieties. Any one having
a fair aereage shotild -try raising tur-
keys, Sueceasfully reared they are profit
STI:•trsilto turkey and her out in an
open eoon at night *where they will be
aide to got plenty of fresh air.
Thoroughly stetiO the water dishes
loiter a. week and give the ltttie puults
clean fresh water helve a day.
You een reed the little nouns and of
-the recognized brentls ur dry Itelt• feeds
with good results.
r.nhe WI -a points_ should never be an
lowed to eat with the ehickens. Peed them
on different parts of the farm.
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Epigrams.
Yon can't limit .politeness by tyiug it
down to the truth.
After all, JAamy a gentleman is a man
in disgniee„
The Alt Gi fillenee and the art of
belplessuese are two eessentials in a wo.
man's flirting eqttipment.
It is joy to feel the liberty of cher.
Wang one's superstitions.
A pudgy man dreads getting shaped
like An orange in a stoekiug.
An active man wbo lacks perception
growe to be merely a 'forceful negative,
elow .little the iron-buund
of the former generatiou blends ite
to the epieureanism of the present.
An implying AY11-0 ie the lutb to -the
wheel ot her husband's- ambitions,
hating yetir hair • equally divided. is
no itugn of being level headed.
The olht motto was ALOve means sac-
rifice;" the new one is "Love is inepira-
t* "
Inanity is often adequate intelligenee
perverted.
A. man who ean wear a cane and yet
seem none the less manly is alntoet a.
paradox thee days..
if friendship is love wanting his wing,
then what a lot of unsoaring restless-
ness there is in the worldi-e-Life.
ea -e
NEWSPAPER EXPENSES HIGH.
((uelph niercury.)
An exchange draws attention to a fact
often overlooked. when it refers to the
rapid incriattse In tite cost of running a
newspaper office. Newspapers are be-
lay reduced In number each year. Galt
with a population or 12,000, now has only
one newspaper, and Leamington, a town
of anis' half' tha.l. population, ran tow (At-
te support the one sheet. Xitnire.'s two
papers united at New Year's; Iiiiisburg's
"Beaver" toils no more. No sphere of
activity In recent years has been "hard-
er hit" by the advanced cost or running
business than the newspaper office.
efthee410.0.1.,..ge..44.*
llealisinat that lualillitytotimtrAk the
uee of well-bred Male Alniraalif Se at the
prssent time one of the greatest diffi.
eultiee stending in the way of liTe
etnek develepment In maey part* of
tamaile, partioularly in the newly 154 -
tied. &Wets., the Dominion Departmeht
of 4griculture, through the lire steok
braneh, is this year underetaking a wide-
spread distribution of pep bred Oust-
thns, liufls, tams and boars-. 'Ilse origival
eeSt of the animale will be bores by
the department and they will be phseed
in the hands of suelt local organizations
as agree to tho conditions evierning the
ilistribution. itt a word, these she -will
remain the property of the department,
but the local associetions wiU be re -
spoilable for their proper maintenance
and an agent under the general 'super -
1161011 of officer& of -the live stook
branele In the caeo of stallions, the
members of the aesocio.tions win also be
required te pay a fee covering an annual
lesurrinee premium.
All animals distributed nil! bo bought
from home breeders anti will be Ona -
dial). bred, As far as poseible, they will
be purl:bused in. the province in, which
they are to be plaeed, in this way Caa-
einem, breeders Wiff-eseeeeive eneottrage-
mitt and their matket, will be inerealsed
not only directly but also indireetly
through the monfrasie given. throughout
the country to the value 14 pure bred
hfreg• It mey b..5 added net it is not
the intention to plaee the animal:3,1u dis-
triets where suitable tattle aninsale of
the /pane class are already owned by
private intiividuals. The atnl is rather
to aid eeetione witere pure bred sires are
laeltiaig and as well to eueourage new
communitiee fulloeine a proper and
intelligent s,nstexn iu breeding.
All intlls distributed will he pureltas-
ed, subjeet to the tuberettlin test, mei
only stallions which have paesed a right
veterinary inspeetion for SonildnEW.5 will
be seleeted.
la order to take advantage of this
form ef assistance it will be neeessaary
for interested parties in an seetien to
undertake the orgaiSaation of is -local
as.eociatian in whose hands, such sires as
Are required may be pliteed. Complete
information regarding the rules and
regulationgoverning the distribution
may Le made upOn application to the
live stoek eommiseloner, Ottawa, When-
ever possible an ()Meer of the branelt
will render aSeistalate in the perfecting
of the 21e4•eli;4ary loeal organization.
From Halifax
to Vancouver
WOMEN ARE PRAISING DODD'S
• KIDNEY PILLS.
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NOVA Scotia •Mother Tells How They
Cured Her Aches and Pains, and
Made Her a Well Woman Again.
IdC17.11.eiEC'r.11 BRII)(tE, lialtiax
X, S. ditty --tolpocial)--From Valleell-
Ver to Halifax tome daily reports of
the splendid work Dodd' ; Kidney PIN
are doing for the hulforing women of
Canada. unit ihL Iittle plaee eatt fame
a splendid euro of it own. Mrs, Orttatus
Pave, the mother of a ktag Lunily, mai
ij eufferer from thOGO tlehet3
0111V WOMen know. TO- day Mir, is a
strong, h&tu(liv Woman. 1)0ad'S laidney
Pine did it.
'I had it pain in Mt' left, side and
down tilIntigh my 114 to" :Mrs. Paeo
I state"1 had headache ell the time. "exy
heart woe wsak, and at times a pain
around it flatted to my feare. Some days
1 was liardle able to -walk, reati
a number of (ewe of setees like mine by
Doddli Kidney Pine, ana oent for
three bexee. To -day I am a 1S ell woman,
I and ran do as midi work as Mr
eottlti."
Dodll's Kidney Pills cured Sirs. PAO
beeauhe her trouldea eame from dis-
eased kidneys. Doadak Kidney Pine
always cure niseased kidney*, and as
einety per ceut. oi women'e troublee
come from kidney treuhle, Dodd'a Kid-
ney Pills have come to be ktown as
suffering. womat's IseGt, friend.
"1 believe that a man al ould follew
his own inelinations," reamiked
the right direction," addel the eimplo
Wisei‘agi. Guy. 'Yes, if. they are going in
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IS FOR ON
CAIN LIARS
Experimental Farm Man
Makes a Discovery.
lene*Neee,o4overer•elor
,A. stuldeu death, caterpiller exterMine
ator bee been diecoVered, Say* the Ob•
taWft OltiZell. It founds too good to be
true aintoet, but neVerthelese inelsih
the ogee, To the forelneat Of the Iznik.
catered division at the Central .*Ex.peri-
mantel term, Ale, IL Holz, the eredit ji
tine and the diecovery wee aceidente,l.
The mixture is uothing snore -nor Jesa
than pyrethrum powder, part, extd
common wheat flour, 4 parte, dutoted on
with a email bellows,. The 21litttrire Wes
first tried on. Thersday last and as soon
ite effeetivenees was proved all the
youeg trece in the oreherde were one
over.
The inethods of applying are oimple.
The powder is either biome on with a
bellow; or it may be aprinkled on the
net with tho itenet. The, addition of
flour to the dowder is to cheapen the
mixture. The two ingredient
be mixed twit allowed to %tend for
twenty-four hours before using. lu thia
Way the propevties of the pyrethrum, or
as it is conunonly ealletl, "ioseet pow-
der," are transported to the flour.
In the early morningwhen the eater-
palati
e; are in eluetere s the beet Owe
to apply the tnieture, Later in the day
they ere apt to ecatter among the
branchee ant 31111.01 more powder is re-
quired, to say nothieg of the extra. time
required la goingover a tree. Lisp -ea
sprays of paris green or boniest.= mix-
ture, while effeetive, are slower in their
action,
A representative of the Citizen visit.
ed the farm yesterday and epent some
time ia the tn•eberd where the trees
were being deeted. On one intrtieular
tree there were nine large nests of eat-
.erpillare. These were dusted. itt turn
and in fifteen minutes practically every
tuseet stat dead, Trees that hati been
deetee on Thursday and. on RatuxdaY
were vieited and nothing remained of
the nests but the Med up bodies oi the
ea.terpilaars ShOWing the effeetivenese
of the misisare,
to the present the ineeeticitle has
not been figured on from an economieal
standpoint. but -where the trees are
ninny and largo the nee of the MiXttire
\could perhaps be out of the euestion
for the reason thet too inuela One
Weald be reeuired in dusting all •the
nests, but for the farmer or eity dweller
with °lily a few fruit or ortiamental
tree e the foregoing mieture is by far
the beet and the etesiest to apply.There
is also the oossiisility that it may nob
prove eo effective on caterpillars that
have., beentne -full grown. At the time
the experiment was carried on they
were about one and one-half inches in
latent.
As soon ea the diseovery was mode
it was immediately reported to the
entornologieal branch and further ex-
periments will be tried.
A NEW BULLETIN
LOVE FOR GOD.
my William Shire Wileon.)
The elements of emotion of human heart
Echo and. re-echo with throbs of joy,
happlueSS eurpassed.
The name of God when spoken stirs the
beart and cells of mortal beings'
brain,
Does it link with "Spirit," °Angelie,"
"Faiee''' of **Heal en'in'e realms?
Christian mind on earth eau Whom
* dept he—
Responsive Names answer It's the Love
for -Clod,"
Sorrow. berefteement dwell at times in
mortal beinge.
Love of -God" is balm, brings joy, no
pain,
What so sweet in 'Prayer" Love for
"God?"
Time and Tide wait for none, even no'
mertal Pante,
°Jehovah Supreme!"
Scienee never perfeetion. In thunder and
light eing
Tide ebbs and flows. In imagination of
n
Artificial wonders aehieve, Intellect re -
1 inc, but in love for humanity.
The wonders of -God" define Creation.
Iftlinanity can never fathom 'only in
"Spirit" and Love for "tlotl."
see ss —
"Pop, is an abyss anything sleepy?"
"Of eourse not. child. What put that
into your head?" "Well, it's alwaye
e,awning."---Baltimore American.
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On Forest Coalitions in
Rockies Reserve.
"orb Condition* t the 110eker
Aftruntein. Voreeb TteStrteu i tlik title of
pansplilet (Bitilidin NO. U) just lesaed
by the rtrestry Brines of the Depatt.
silent of the Tuterior,
eonteins the reeultt nvestigatieue
reeds lay Mr. T, W. Divight, If.r.„ on,
the forte of the sonthern pert of the
teserve, which vetenele &log the east'
ern side of the Ilocky Alountaine from
the inter -4%0044 boisndery for florae- dia.
tanse Uerth, of the letitude of ?Amon.
tor.
1.1211e bnfletLp. treate of the preseat gen.
erel (Wattle% of the forest of the re.
Nerve, and of the luilueuee on there of
varioue feetoes *nth ae their height
aboVa leVel„ the umber of trees per
aere, ete. The effect of lumbering, fire,
and, other agenda; on the forest le then
diseuesed, and, After a, short potential
discustion of the different speeles, end
the manlier in which they gas growing
up to form thel new format, the manage-
ment of timber-catting operatious is
eoeeidered. on the topics treated
under this head are the disposal of the
brueli, the method of masking trees for
eutUng, and the cost of maintalidug for-
estry methods. A short consideration of
tt..sSspractice On the U. S. Nationel leer-
eaa)cliiiiisee.tana, where the foreste Are
yerpilegrelar- in character to theae in
Southern Alberta i4 glveu, and the WS.
letin coucludee with, it AlltAber Of techni-
cal forestry tables. The emplilet 5s fl.
lustrated with over a, dozen half -tone il-
lustrativne. The study ie beieg eontiune
ta this summer.
Copies may be obtained gratis front
the Director of Isot,r,eettry. Ottawa.
STRENGTH fOR
WEAK STOMACH
Can Only Be Had neon& Rich
Red Blood.
When the 'blood is poor and thin fold
the stomach in eonsequence Ls imperfeete
ly‘ supplied with oxidized blood and
liege lone, the digestive process be-
comes slow -and ferluentations of the
food goes on, with the formation of gas
and sertain tinkle. T]ie= pressure of the
ga$ canees paitr in the stomach; some,
Unice it affects the hart, When the
gam is belched out through the mouth
the patient is temporarily relieved, the
SOlir risings in the throaa, and. the burn -
lug sensations in the throat and stom-
Ruh are eeused by acid. fermentatioes.
There are plenty of Willa to neutral-
ize these acids or to "swaten the stout -
ch," as it is ealled, brit they do not
euro the trouble. Pure, rich blood 101101
will tone tip the stoptaelt and enable it
to lo the work maitre intended it to do,
is the only road to a owe. Dr. Williams'
Pinks Pills make new, rich, red blood—
that is why they ture even the most Ob-
stinate camel; of indigeetion. The follow-
ing is a 'hit of proof. Mies Minnie Greene,
of Hall's Bridge, Ont., says: "About
a year ago 1 wee greatly troubled with
uty etotnach. Beerything I ate wised
me pain and, distress, I would feel as
though 1 W85 Marred, but when meal
time came the sight of food caused. a
feeling uf loathing. There were days
when I could not even hold milk ort
my stomaeh, end my head would ache
so that 1 could hardly keep from scream-
ing. Only those W110 have suffered from
stomach trouble know the torture I sat-
fered. I tried almost, every remedy re-
commended. nut found not the least
benefit until I began taking Dr. Wil -
inane' Pink Pills, These I used. for a
couple of menthe and they worked. a
perfeet euro ami 1 ant agaiq enjoying
gone beetle and able 10 eat freely ttli,
kinds of food,"
If you are suffering, from indigeatioll
or any other trouble due to poor, wate.
ery blood, begin to euro yourself to-
day by the 114e of Dr. William' Pink
Pills. Soitt by all medieine dealers or
by mail at e() cente a box 'or six boxes
for 42e10 from The Dr. Williams' Medi..
Cine Co,, Broekville, Ont.
rieeeeee..**.elle-4 .
ARABIAN JUSTICE.
Convicting Thief by Ordeal of tied.
het Knife.
The ordeal of the redhot knife iethue
described by Alidullalt :Siemer (G. Wy-
man Bury) aa he INIIN It in "1114 Lar14-
of Vz." The -case was one of theft from
a, earavan. Two yoang melt were impli.
eated, one a palace slave, the other a
young Arab, a native of the male. Ea.cb
amused the other, -with many oaths and
lomat mutual villification. %tally both
invoked the ordeal of the knife.
In due couree a venerable Arab e.p.
peered, bringing the instrument with
him, Ills femily for generations had yos-
:milted the hereditary fight to ftdm4nist.
ter the ordeal. The knife (teemed a very
ordinary pleee of hoop ireet, eltaped
rolighly into a (*art of blade about eigh-
teen belies long. Tito Mine and attri-
buted of Allah were engraved upon it,
end it wee fitted with n plain WOO(1011
ha f t.
An attendant brought a bowl of wet-
er and a brazier of live obareoel, in
whielt the knife was inserted. The Arab
youth reeeived the ordeal first. Ire re-
puted ltie assertions Of ienoeenee end,
rinsing ,Out hiiMOuth 'with water, put
out his ttingne„ whieh WAS seized at 'tau
tip by the owner of the knife. The in-
strument, growing dull red, was drawn
front the brasier, end with it titres light
blows were etraek upon the victim's
tongue, whi4 wit* then inspected. XI
merely allowed olight white mark* where
theIt
dlerelaireoenlehtelLiirnitilt111%.11111
mum, and whe-
ther he flinelted at the tontect of the
hot iron, or had failed to keep hie tongue
sufficiently moist I eannot but the
heat of the blade picked off it email
Fetch of ekin ensi ahowed a bleeding
surface. Actording to the rules of the
ordeal ,that proved ;Ida gat, cal' he Wee
lead away
THE BEAT/
rettsbtirre Slazette-Timefe
TO find fault with a poor man, ono
genitinely Unfortunate, 'wit° is doing the
beet he can to make tride meet, for fan -
me to poky big wee, is not esernly. 'But
the unecrupulous four-flusher who year
In and year out aystennototeany defrauds
tee corner groeery, it It pest not to bit
defended. It is 5. venation eIperienee to
learn of KWh is. Otte deelitting to pay
fend bine running aft the west from 110t)
to $800 stud *am. What IN the eOrtst-
canine*? TLet greeer must either ga
to the wall Or attiaSt Driuts upward SO
that they who ao not sow hitt (lover the
loiteeat oustained throne* the pottronage
et genteel Weals. This melte* lisirig
high for everybody. Stritestion that ft
etrietly east eyetern will euro the evil
lett* sight of the infinite adroitness of
your sedetned idgit.eiase beat. .As a rule
ehreweter genitor than the rain
be petronitee, arid *von Our Most rove -
roily ratimesed attelnees bouts** fell to
*1110aPe 411# WILeS, The beet, too, Is num.
Sleeve end iebtetlinct
111114 454,1•
0671/1041/711;70i!iormstim:onifo. g000tifilttiqinuctcyse:
Atiminfa;fturpoar.
111141
PERELT
It 1
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immanumum mtiffina
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loweeet--
--••••••••eveeer.
Little Fairy Spreads the Dew
on Every Blade of Grass for You
DROPS OF WATER THAT
Dear bop( anti girls, how many of
In have walked in the country or
through the park early an a midsum-
mer morning and watched the beau-
tiful tieW drops glietening like Jewels
on almost every little blade ot grass?
Even, the smallest, weakest blade
has not been. forgotten by the Dew
Petry, Look at the dew drops in the
eicture. :Yon remember them, don't
you?
What Is a sparkling little drop. of
dew? It Is really an. actual drop of
water which was first drawn up into
the sky, erom the sea, by the sun's
A LONG CHASE.
11.....110••••••••••••••
Went 25,000 Mlles for Rare But-
,
teerly.
A 'Wegrasn from Chicago revealed the
interestiug story of a 25,000mile chase
for a butterfly, told by Aire. William
Carleton Iraege,, wife of an English en- 1
tomologiet tortnected with the 'French ;
Inetitute of liintoturalogys who le on iter
way to join her husband in New Yak.
Yenge said her attained lieti inside
the journey isf 25,000 miles for the sole
purpose a catehiug one butterfly, one
insignificant, long, red -spotted bag be-
longing to the Bombyx Inanily, mhieh is
mild to be nearly as numerous as the
pepulation of Cilium. Mrs. novo said:
"Wo have had the moet extraordinary!
good fortune. The Bethel elassifies,tion
of the butterfly 1 do not know, ;but 1
know Ite him two op.ots in each upper
wiag, whieh render /um exceedingly de- 1
sirelbe Moreover, he is smugly done up
in a tin box hermetically sealed Alid
would bring joy to entomologists whose
colleetion§ lack this peetieular speeinten.
We lutvii been, butteefly-thasing from
Paris 'to Moto, and got our little
bonebyx in the garden of a Japanese
gentleman's residence at Moto after
pursuing him twelve months." Some of
the butterflies of this e011tittent Are the I
blate,Pittlphur,cabbage, anglewing, painted
lady, zebra swallowtail, silverepot, pea-
cockj, wood swallowtail, wood. nymph,
milkweed, tiger swallowtail, mourning
dolt, and red -spotted purple. The natu-
ralist eould not at first find the bombyx
on the kind of a, butterfly be iaought; 1
but he did not tease his search nor his
journey around the woold, till he bee
found. Ids epeeimen.—Christian Herald,
4
The Japanese Compositor.
The workers itt the composing rooms
of the Ittpanese Journals are confront-
ed by a complicated task. The print-
ing of those Jetirhals is done in two
- languages, the "Xana" and the square
characters serving as a key to the
other. The square characters are
based on Chinese Ideographs, and pre.
• sent It. mixture of geometric figures ,
and erosses.
It el said that in Japan there are 1
from four thousand to five thousand
of these ideographs in everyday use.
It follows, therefore, that the Jap com-
positor muet be eomething ot a scholar,
from the Oriental standpoint, at least,
to recognize these -characters at sight.
Ili order to lighten his task he has
adopted the following disposition of
the work.
He seats himself at a table, upon
which, are Knead the 47 Kane charac-
ters, As copy is received he cats it
Into small strips and hands each strip
to a boy. This lad proceeds along the
composing room until he has finally
collected from a. number pf cases ar-
ranged in filets the different ideographs
1
TWIN:ME LIKE STAFtS.
rays. Then, when the air cooled suf-
ficiently during the night, it dtopped
again from the heavens as a little
globule of water in the form of dew.
The grass cauglat It as it fell and
that's the way, you, dear children,
SW It.
The dew is the vapor, the moisture
of the air. Sometimes you have seen
it falling In a very fine mist relient.
bling rain. In the etiimate where
there is comparatively little rainfall
the heavy deWfalli-help the grass to
otay green and the flowers to grow
and plant life to tiarive.
*re.... Q.;
desired. Some seven or eight bays
are thims employed, and as they proceed
here and there in search ot the ideo-
graphs they maintain, for Bonze un-
known reason, a curious chant.
At last all the ideogra,plis called for
are placed before the compositor. He
dishes out the corresponding types in
the Kana character, and filially sets
up the whole for "proving." These
proofs are sung aloud by one reader to
another..
See+
Where Sounds Are Seen.
Curious phenomena have been witness-
ed lately by l'rof. Mattencei at Vesuvites
and later at Mount Etna., which eeeme
to prove that under eertein cooditione
we can aetually ace sounds a perceptible
second before we hear them.
According to Prof, Matteucei, sound,
whieh is propagated as we alt know by
waves Of air 1toiiate1y compreasee6aud
expended, beeoneee vittible -to the eye by
a refractioneof Ilea before it is audible
to Off ear, whenever theee same svaves
of air are of different deneltiee.
-One phenomenon which has observed
many times is that of Vesuvius, working
itself up into an ernppon on 8. large
scale by quick: paroxysmi, shooting out
quantities of old and new lava at the
rate of ono projection a second.' Sharp
and sudden and Tepid as -they are, be-
fore they could be actually gratSped by
the sense a thin, luminous arc could be
seen :heeling upward and outward from
the erater and disappeariug inunediete-
lyin space. The'll alMOSt instantane-
ously there would follow the sound of
eeeledion and the projeetion of gas and
debris from the lip of the crater.. The
Salle thing was noticeable at Etna.
Prof. Zatteued ilaslets that :hese are
'viable sound waves, and other seien-
tists are studying the question ana its
poesibilities, ansi hephoe to enlarge
upon it.
THE YELLOW PERILS
, (Buffalo Express)
The shameful plea is wade. on behalf
or California. that the white race there
cannot meet Japanet* competition on
equal terms; that, owing to the superior
intelligence and industry of the, Japaneee,
if given free play, the majority 04 the
whites soon would be. reduced to a state
of iserfaom to the Japanese,
Ine a humiliating confessien. We re-
fuse to believe that it is a. truthful one
We think better of the Caucasian race,
particularly of the American braneh
thereon
It's 8. curious /act, through, that moat
of those who argue tor this extraordinary
conservation or protection of humans
are determined opponente of the pro-
teotive 13r1laciple as applied to other raw
materials and InarOlactured tproduets‘
in the forms of goods.
In the cirournstanote, it is good news
that the Upa4s-eif have decided to go to
law, instead lot -warabout it. so frag.
tle and. helpless a people as these are
describes to be (by their apologists tonid
not be expected to defend tbeir own
eottits againet so cunning and. determined
eneni.v.
71,
Bakes Bread
to Perfection
New Per ion, ?'
OH Cook -stove
Cleaner than coal or wood. Cheaper
- than gas.
For best results use R,OYALITE Oil.
Stock qrricti at all chief points.
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THE IMP
wiacepkir
Maittrod
A wit
EIRItor 214 COMPANY
Toroutoo
VililitOtrilir SC Joint
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Si 11A1PARIS
Miss Pankhurst Given Tip
to Remove.
Will Settle in Brussels or
Germatiy.
,IIIP-Trir
eameols hy leseeDeepatehes from.
Part; state that the Vreneli Government
Itae not yet /wailed is Christabel
Pabklotrst, (laughter of the leader a
the British militants, to leave ISranee,
where she hae been since her flight front
London a year ago, after her ludiet-
ti. (alarm, of inciting to mall.
eone danutge to property, lea a warn.
ing &wen eouveyed to her by mem-
tem of the American Embassy, with
whom she is on friendly terra, that the
French Government views with disfavor
the eampoign she has been conducting
from Paris, She has therefore arranged
10 quit the Erenelt capital and take up
her reeidenee in Drueeele or Germany
before actiou can be ta,ken on the fresh
demand forIbo extradition mum io be
formulated by the British Government.
Although the euffragettes made their
usual efforte to bold. a meeting in Hyde
Park to -day, tbe proceedings were less
noisy and less violent than On previon4
seindays, wilen et•en large forces of
pollee .were linable to MVP the women
from item mobs. Women epeakine
<a behalf of tbe National Union of
Women Suffragette SOrietiefi tried in
Vain to make themselves heard by
thrown; of men and boys WhO gathered
in expectation of one of the usual ex-
citing skirmishes, Seoree of pollee,
mounted and on foot, surrounded the
wagon from whieh the speeches were
delivered, and preveetN1 the mob from
getting close to it.
Seeing that it was impeesible to speak
above the storm of hooting and jeer.
the women gave Up the attempt, and
were eseorled safely mit of the park
by the pollee.
Womeu representing the Wotnalee
Soelal And Politieel Union fered worse.
Several of them appeared bearing flags,
but each time a Spereh was announced.
and a flag was waved the crowd seized
the banner and bore it oCf in triumph,
while the pollee prevented the (suf-
fragettes from addrcseing the throng.
They protetted the women, however,
and stood between them and the mob,
Fire WAS discovered early today itt
the parislt hall beloeging to Staenes
hureh at Eastbourne, where suffra-
gettes attempted to destroy on Friday
lat. Indications are that the latest at-
tempt. which has careed inneh <image,
was a1s0 thle to the aetiritice of the Mill-
taAtS.
a
NO PUBLIC HEARING
U Si, Senate's Ruling in
- Tariff Matter.
Wasitington, May In.—President Wil -
Sou has control of the situation in the
Senate, and the way now seems to be
opening for a notable vietory her him
on his tariff programme: -
is the interpretation put on the
first test vote on the Cnderwood 1,111,
which came to -day. Jly a division of
41 to ail the Senate refusesi to grant
public hearing, on the bill, and thus
sustained the motion of the Wilson
leaders in the upper branch of Congress.
Only two Democrats left the party re-
servation. They were Ransdell ansi
Thornton, of Louisiana, who are ex-
pected to vote against the tariff bill on
its final passage, and who probably will
support the Republicans on every im-
portant issue raised in regard to Ito
The Democratic forces in the Senate
were recruited by one voice -that of
Senator Poindexter, of Washington, the
only avowed, prpgroseive or third party
manNotinotnliiNe.1Svennsatfielis vote conclusive ed.
(knee of the disintegration of the Demo-
eratie opposition Co the Wilson pro-
gramme, but developments oecurred itt
the course of the debate which indicated
that the iwo Louisiana Senators are
likelv to be the only ones who will de-
sert the Democratic camp.
Ipee.11,•••••..m.
LATE W. E. DAVIS.
Tribute at G.T.R. Official's
Funeral.
Montreal, May 1S.—.Nremarkable tri -
bate to the memory of a much 6sieerned
and avidly known railwas official was
shown by the attendanee of railwaymen
ana prominent citizens at the funeral on
Saturday of the late W. IS. Davie, pas-
senger' traffic manager of the Grand
Trunk Itaill.vay system. PrObablo never
before in tho history of i.tiontreo.1 extept
at the funeral of Mr. Davis' late tenet',
President C. IL nays,' has there been
suit a large gathering of represeuttitivee
or Canadian and United States rallwaYs,
and the funeral was .one or the largest
and most impreeehoo crer seen in this
cite.
While the amoral was In progress, all
flags on the Grand Trunk system, front
the Atlantic to tho Pacific, were flown
at half-mast and the city ticket offices
in Montreal. Ottawa, Quebec ana other
cities were (nosed for half an hour.
PRINCESS MARY'S CHARITIES.
London, May a—Princess- Mary,
tho little daughter Of Xing Georgo
anti Queen Mary, has beeneworking
for a charity in which her mother is
Interested, making Venetian bead
necklatee of a variety of patterns nhd
pretty deelgns, nnd as a result of her
labore she has accumulated the sum
of 5210 tor the charitable -organize-
tion. Tilt necklaces \vet% sold to the
friends of the little Princess at prices
ranging from V) cents to 0.50. Her
earnings were on an average 50 cents
an hour.
WI Pe bEAD, HUSBAND AISREtTED
Saulfo Ste. 1‘tarlo, Oat" lrar 1C.--Soi;e0
Larne was falcon In ellarge bY the Pollee
lost bight and lodged in the distriet
1a11,r011OWing the diseovery of the body
of Ills wife, in the river SeMe diStAnee
helOW the Sault. :Shoe Larne disappeared
abent three weeks AM And her husband
said he had loft lier On The street 41:ter
visiting a theatre to enter a local hotel,
rejoin her in 8. few minutes. ;Attlee then
elte had not boot seen, An Inquest tviii
be held lostortrrnw, 1...arue is tWenty-flve
yetirs of age.
CANNIEALISM IN NEW HEIMIOES.
Sydney. N. 'W.. May 1R.—tlannibal.
ism in Its worst front exists anion:;
the nativesof. the Xetv Ilebritles
In the*South Mettle, aeortlirig to et state -
men by Itev. Thomas (Mart at the .Dres-
hl.terfan Almenthly of New .South Wales
itt sms)ort of 'previous statements made is
conwtion vth the islands. Human
flesh is looked upon 'esit luxury, and
tribal wars invariably ond with a: ,,havo.
utter invitee/tett by the atamorities.
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