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The Signal, 1897-7-22, Page 22 TIu1IMDAT, July 22, 1897. Best infootwear For Men and Women. Tho bathers a thi. store te Detag built on meat. Peloe,la • ooa•iderasioa in buyer shoes, but • small lance for somts- thing tr•eby m•v maim • deer shoe. You o.0 depend on quakty here. We do • large oboe trade. Jest now priors ea Moss of BTtMMER FOOTWEAR are lower thou what Vets think. Won't you have • pair of GREEN SHOES? 'rhsy are the taunt. Your Repairing iS well doh if spit to us. PRICE, THE SHOEiVN tluooe.sor to H. H. POLLOCK. �MN r _ TAE ONAL : G c1DEflh1 1 e'" ONT RLn. OLD HOMES. the agat jumped oat, dragging the oath box after him. .y JAa1W uci. UwLL. "Shall have to Lave this hero tonight," Fond memory otttimes ueune to ivy he explsioed. " Bad washout. at Tamarack turned, !'reek. three miles down, and we can't gN So Itytagly it olfnge to rained claves through to Sabine possibly ; order* the to Whore youthful hearts and lips and eye. once burned, run back at once. Have wired to cheating And where they've left behind a few sad to seal m -p down 1,y the reed and they'll truces. be here soon. I Val be all rsgbt ; uobody else But there cermet be found no spit oo w1:1 know the scud a here. Come, we'll put earth To w ,ich it. tendrils cling, through all the morrows, More close then to the home that gave us birth, With all its scenes of our Bret ic)s and sorrows. The garden gate : the ov•rnangmg trees ; The neigbleriog forge, with rt) harmon- ious clinking ; The woodbine porch that fed the fragrant bees ; �be wmd:rr brook where all the kine stood dr; .:og. These. these ere aheeished memorise teethe seal, :-,;.tea Thlit, bloodies with too sweet, pale. far- rowed foes, $old all our bower being to control. - - - ]Cab make Old Homan the hetYla4__.S plaaea' FROM THE CLOUDS. THERE was s little old-fashioned sate in the depot at Damphrey's Glen, but everyone knew that it never 000teioed soy• thing of special value le served well enough to hold the books and papers of the caste and • little loose ohenge, there wee prwtioally no business done at Dampby's. If it had been otherwise the station would never have been lett in charge of • more girl like LOOK Stearns. Ffteen years ago it was quite soother story, At that time Dampby's Glen wait in the midst of it) boom a a prospective sum- it ler tis safe for you " So Las upsoed the mete while the agent with tete help of • brakeman brought in • box. It was • snug lit, though she palled out all the books to make room for 11 Thee the man I, corded the train which slowly backed un the Roe until it was out of sight. The girl re-entered tee depot, locked the door, threw • fresh supply of coal oo tb. tire •sd waited aloft tor the m.ee.nger from lbs mills. An hour p••e.d, sad another. and .bother at last the hand ot the elook stool at 11 end still they had net Dome. John Sturgis was sitting alone in the ticket aloe at Pine Ridge. TM:manta of I Lens were uppermost to his mind—a thing not unprecedented—but tootght hi• heed was full of fancies. He knew about the oash bot, for he bad spoken with the ex- press agent as the !rein booked through " I'm afraid the girl was worried about that money,' he mimed. " Stet isn't need to that sort ot thing. Bat it can't have been in her bands more hen half as hour." The telegraph at hie elbow was clicking in an uneasy, irregola_ seinen, but he had warcely nottoed it. All at oboe the ',goal sounded loudly. This was followed by an aniotelligtM. n tle ; eves his praotiad ..r could hake •othiag of it.. Then, after • moment's silence Dame words—broke and fluttering—but fa itis quick apprehension they sounded fiTte sa •rtloulats cry. mer resort ; and when Lapa'e father bought 1 -0-0-0—Help !" then • oonfusioo of the barren little plot ot gravel and bare'. clicks—and again the instrument seemed to mate upon which be had erected his cry Ont : " F—O—.ave—L—" _Ue apraag to bis key aid Wled he Who' graph hot he e..M get no reeposos. The wires seemed badly out nt order. He w as much alarmed. Something esu wroog— horribly wrong—at Damphy's Glen. It would not do to state time. He ran otit of the depot. '• Look after things', Mao." he called to the byggage mac. His h:cyole wee leaning against the build- ing ; he had brought it out that day ter the first time ciao• Winter set in. With • quiok posh and • leap he was in the caddie, boaodinr along the dim, (rosea road. Terre—yge -fee- 41.10f• seemed woudertully Jamison& Bet lipht was fitful ; there were moments when all seemed burred in darkness. Tbenrth% landscape bnghteaed its if the moon had emerged from behind • cloud. But there was no moon ; he knew that the moon would not ries till morn., was near. The railway alto eA the foot of the hill but the F6.d ran straight over the summit. By strenuous effort he had already resobed the crest sad tb• herd drive wheel leaped forward with a ksah burst of speed as 11 H felt the downward slope. .tele, be bad pea for it at Ne rete front foot and had trouble gettlag it at that. Bat be bad died long since, broken in fortune and in spirit. 'Che big dis- mantled " Senitoriam " os the bill wag utterly abandoned. Half the glass In its dark, dirty windows wea broke ; squirrele married over the sagging verandas : the warping ahmgles blew down from the root in every storm ; the eaves were • hive for wasps and hornets. The streets that were •o Hopefully laid out led nowhere. " Park Avenue " started well but soon loot half name hung askew from its rates pest, held by cps rusty nail. 'The ster•,how.ver, was rept shier there was still a little ooantry trite. yes. Stemma lived with her dant/titer is ton upper story, and managed to sell, or barter, aoroes the dingy oouoter, oottoo, thread, nails, mol•esss and potent medicines Bough to pay the interest en the mortgage and live. Lena, who we sow sivhtesn, had to do eometbiog of °ours* ; and alio was no. nistahably • bright girl and had methanol bookkeeping and telegraphy, else easily ob- tained the unimportant position of statism agent at Dumpby's where she sold half a dose° tickets a week, flagged a train when tbere was • passenger, aid boarded at bone. Lees ones net •sly bright and efficient, but decidedly pretty. This fact tied hao dee oovered by Joh° %Durgin, the station agent at Pits Ridge, ten miles above ; it was • earn of regret to him that he esu eat the city discoverer. As it was he perversely *reed hie hitt en the well stocked storeo at the ridge sad did a enspioioas amount of tradiov at the GI... H. •leo did more omMer•phint at times than easiness seemed to require The wires meat have felt a queer thrill as some of them messages ps's•al them—though the word. were as trivial anal remote from the .etimeate they voiced as in say other rustle courtships. Though searoely any money ever (nand leftmost is Dsmphy'• ltlen, • good deal psesad through it. About 20 miles below wore the great saw mils at Sebald" Falls, ..4 every week • great rah box was .z• ferese .bthithertrom the oity to pay the me°. The train whlob eenveyed 11 however,soarae• ly ever stepped at the little flat statin : bet Mere WW1 the °.table ezaeptioe. It was abbe. the waddle of Mare% sad Nosey nine had stripped the hills of their wtilte Whiter steaks. "They're jam like folks who lay off their wraps the sena." thought Lease. dragMag bee Seamy " hales- ter alonter " more deal, about her seek sad •boeMers--fer the sky hod cleared ad the Me was Nowise treety—" They leek as if they wars eI- /°g their death D1 sold." Rho was siesilltha se No platform w•tgh. tag the belated express se H wended the ewes Te her serpries it .lowed sad sass III • step, *ash elle had see Sawed ere es deg M • flee olid opts sad aid gimbal cheeks, labia* straight dews I the bleak amok Ota pieta Nae • ►•Io des- perado was holding alone* her lose- " Yon uelgsk that tele rigbt quick and an seea••eg." he was seethe. "1 west; I na't," arced feta. Th. Oboe 'strafed, a seedy little fellow wed thin ftp. ad hatchet tape, wee at the sale examining the look. H• tanned to- ward the vial. " To might as well ins trouble," h said. " We know what's hen mad we're voiag to bare it. Tats is Ws., uoder•tend, we sheet hurt ye if ye behave." The girl glanced at him wit% angry con- tempt Her blood was tootling. "Tners ain't going to bent) one to help ye," the fellow oo.t.aued. " The reed, bridge is down-- tweet away by the treatise —bpd the fellers from the mills won't get her. vet •white. Yer m•1 too tar off and she ain't no rood asyway. Wive got to have that k, y fur we ain't got se tools handy. Be lively now. We kin be rough it we halve ter." With a sudden motion Lana pulled the key from her apron pocket. The big ruth•o snatched at it. lowenng the metal a he did to ; but with the quickness of a oat eke flung the little pied. of steal through the aped door ot the stove. where it slipped down 'wring the Glowing ooals. The fellow naught up the poker and plungewt it into the red-hot mass, but while hie heck was turned sho had darted across the room sod jerked open • drawer. "Throw up your hands, you sooundrel." The command Dame in a hoarse roar from the open window. Tl deaper.do wheeled. saw • tierce livid fees glaring in from the outer gloom, saw also a leveled wespon,and suspected more behind. He dropped his pistol sad obeyed. Ltyiog his loft hand en the sill John Sturgin leaped through the windnw with one b dund.. There is no record breaker like love an anger in things athletic. Meaa- while the looser villso was struggling wttb fsetesings of the nearest window ; but When he glanced over his shoulder and caught the glint of soother revolver in the hands of Leos, as she stood ty the .pen drawer. h. desisted. "Give it up," he said cooly. "Ye got mom sure, little seri; though how them fel- lers got across so quiok beat. me. Now don't gat nervous with that pepper .t yearn ; I'll rest soy, w' I eia'c got no gun' anyway." "Give to. your p'.tol, Lwow," said Star - gin. his voice stili quaking with eseitemenh "Now von two brutes stand her., faoe t• the wall, hands up. Lena, please sand • mes.ege t hronvh to Grandport for • tri and • pow.' She sent the message as she was hidden ; bat the ate•dbeees bad gone from her hand end the Dolor from her cheek. Sh• telt feint ; she threw opad the door and gazed a9 the track: The night had grown very dark, though • fllmp veil of auroral light still flitted now and then aoroes the starry bsckgrouod. At length the rumble of en raging was heard —II welcnme pound to S)turgia woo** $oma were s' palsied wttb weariness and nervous twee that he oonld. hardly bold the pistol,. It was jest ••mlti:ell thea his prisoners were so placed that Huy oould not see hair. Soon, however, they were in the bands ot the deputy a1 eriff and the strain wits over. Sturgis sat holding bath Lena's hands in hie. " I can't uuder,tsnd it," he said. " Hew didlt heppeo, dear, that you tele. graphed me for help so long before:these villi.oa reecbted tb. depot'.'" " I telegraph '•' she cried. " Why I aTd-a"'t";'T'coa'7aii t, Thad° chane.—until after you tame, joie is the nick of time and saved me, John." lee " Aot 1" 'oltelaimed Moly Mae, wbn was ataadia*by, "It'll be them northern lights done it likely. You knew what a fiddle - faded. they'll make 'long b' the wires, as; set all the soaa'er. clackin'. Aa I'm think• in'. Sturgis, somebody's wbim-wbems dons the rest." "It we a menage straight tram Rano. murmured Loupe. Aad douhtl..a both she sad Mao win rrtgbt. TOBACCO'S EFFECTS. THE SOOTHING. WEEQ'3 INFLUENOE IN HEALTH' AND CHARACTER. The Brant A,.waat SEMIS/ for she Weed Dia ...red by els WaWr Haitlothet Compart•ew .1 Sintliteree CenewiaMow All Over the woild- The ettfautity of tobacco euasumod au - nuttily by the civilised nations of the earth, its tot and its er(recet upon health and character is the subject of an ia- tetteating usticie it) a recent usuub.* of Thr Loudon Niuet.reath (.)eatery u+[elt►- sine That the cunaumptiun a (uhacui le ttwn•asiug match taster than petiole - tion 1. u well-kaowa tact and i fury be exerting r rtidual and ilnperoe etihle) Wilmette" upon haitlo and dbardetnr- Of the latter there is not mach decisive pion! mid authorities con be gwrt"l un both aides. But of the harmful effect of iia —co there le uuturtiutately too tomb cvideace. Under these tieoutu- stuuter it is perttwat to know bow the tobacco habit has graven, what t; Dusty cud what its effects d:,e. ler 41(41• the consumption of tobacco in Britain and Inejtod &venni 'i tbirte'1•u and three-fourths ounces to titch inhabitant. Fifty ye(trs later, or it) 1491, this ay.eerage had 1ncre,sed tcartwenty-mix uuacea, and "in 1,485 it was eatiwuted that the consumption was at the rate ot.two pounds per 4iliobitaut. ILow this cuusunuptiun in (heat Brittain awl Ire- land rotative* with the conaumpttoo in other tvwatriepr can tmi stifleitem tine (flowing: The average. consumptiou per inhabitant In the lenited Scatty la esti- united nt fear pours a, eight Dena'+: it ' (lemony three pmfds; in Austria th ',tenet+ eight ounces: in France two l) tetMl+ 014e antes in Iteumark three pounds seven ounces; in Itehriuw three pounds two ounces; is Italy, Hu•,ia aad Spain one pound le.hr roundels, and in Holland ' .en pogsds per idtnbiiaiit- 1f thew' figures are egns.t•t tit' Americau on ektat mar.' tobaoso than assn Wee( n•- ttumrltty axe pt tbA Dutch. The tonna! cost of this immense tittan- tity art tobacco is thtighly eestitinttri-eeyt $2.7.111.1.o00.000, or mote thaat jwo-thirds as large ns the pprnincipal of the national Great debt ,f Gat Britein'and neatly threw Mute ns large tia tete debt of the United States waw in 1S9O. Tobacco uostr Malt - land and Irs4 ud enfant park000.osYi a i ear. It is doubttall If the writer is The Nineteenth Century Place. the consttm1so lien of, tobaee+o'in the United States hien enough, save The Philadelphia .Frere, The rapid incietitie to the Wee of cigaar- etteri in recent seams has matte ail part etatiatics naives as Le. the weepiest. eun- .umption nt the weed. Prune publish- td.hglirne it is kuOwn that in-4SW there were only 1,566,802 cigarettes roll in the United States and in 1584 tally UK, - ..9 -15.140 were mild. But in 18011 this awmhrr bad increased to 4,0I$ ,A.sa 39V3, or 41100 titmeg more than were sold Ht 1911P. The retail cost of the cigarettes sold brat year wise S'3,A40,1fu-76. lei the sameethwcnte-eght yearn the ante .f cigars ha. Inere•aed from 81)O.'S.'ti,iett to 4 , 7.7,.5,943. The great difference in t twat of • chutes rebels,• It iwiwd.aibk' to •'eeiti ate their coat, but when ttwe are added to the cigarette++ suet toburwe need in other forme ft tent,.( probable that the English writer has placed the consumption in the republic too low. As to the effect of tobamd on health there ere varying authorltic*. it it ensy to analyze tolaceeo mud find m:.ay deleterious eketiaents in it. Carb.gnie acid antmonia, lime water, nicotine sate, rein nye nit there, bid when It COMPS to prove the luerntlesieefett of these sub - stale -en upon the health of grown .mets the tnek is not so they. unless' tuham° ie need to -cecinas. Sir Benjamin K. Rob - Mann, one of England's bent -known phy- 'detamt tad !nett of science. hail to can - fetes Wendt defeated when he st Mike-. took the Tarr; 'wb11e other aiaoPn in- vestigators' have contended that the nee .1 tnbacey, Ip moderate quantities is bene- ficial. Op oar point. hpwev.'r, there is no dhapnter, and that hi an to the harmful •ffee•ts ref entoking cit the young. Bir It. W. ltiehardaon mass: "With boy. the habit ii pie is ogle. and wrong as it is ditwnetlnR early 'piper' loste hie growth, /orations bane. e'ff'ete. Inge anal stunterl." In tbl. °plukm n11 playlet -ems one does lout nerd dpeesem e, coincide. And oie des the physician to j.nd effect of,the dignrettq habit on the growing boy and young man. As to the effect of tobacco on tem- perament and -character tate author the Suddenly the air seemed full of miry light, as if Mooed with the glow of the dawn. Though he was now runnier at a break - nook pace he rlanoed upward. The sky was aflame with the flickering p.onente of the aurora bere•lis. Near the bortso• ley • bank of dusty hast, through which the stars gleamed faintly. Above it wavered • • phoephoresosot'metal° wbieh shivered so shaken by gusto of wind from behind:which tnddv streamers shot np to the very zenith. Mid flickered and waasd and brightened. It was a magnlficeni display ; bet se the de- eesot wat becoming steeper every moment be esu obliged to keep his ayg fixed on$tbe road. He won pew running down ibe rough tr•ok with • violence that almost defied control. The overstrained tobiog g•vs en- der les weight to the very limit of Its etreovth ; the martins heaved and palpt- Iuya like • frightened horse tad shied wildly amid the rota asel stones that he could not avoid. At the 'harp tarn in the road he .but eat so Nr that he h11 the hied Woe elipptag on eco ley .do. •ad barely M need pluaging down the smb mkmast,thes the depot flashed lob view. After that the Moyela mast have ohmage 1M owa thorn for Stores wash*,eeasobee .t guiding it For the sash was raised and against the yellow lamplight he saw the dark matins of • ,as erawltag through the °psetar. mother followed. The last had an•reely dleappsarsd whoa his wheel e•m. M • atop in the deep .and of the station yard. He dripped frees the meddle, nailed • 44 -calibre ranee, from hie pallet tad apnea to the wiefese. T . these .assisted of • slagle nom : the ala grid tJ 1111Yjp.Aha wise se fife tails tics Is the middle a the drag odooml Les" Yolk f11b'tlltmt ul lM1Np CHAINLE88 WhtEEifi eat. atrr tae » Sl .04 • Are ..orad w .steers. Perol$r. It I Mut uutlkely !het the claalnl*i WCI'ii a ttt! ye µwuuiyttured by our .usjurlty Df e ' bit briar neat ear. Tbtrv'�aa treoa%utlk of even a puaritieltty ler two last tee yeas, butlwwccnb altuw of eyclet has aero tout a reWliammis, with Ne intormattou tlt* the mactalu ey needed to wake them fur the ular.et would panel their being on male fox some Ouse. Prom 14 orinAtlun that has born ideat- ed from the venues sourced, however, it tweeters very probable that Wra :'ear lt*Yt will see them on ale at .eery Veit s.itwruutti, .ey■ The New Yu:k lanieJ, It has been stated that cue u[ the largest makers has bought all the patents possible (about 701 in reele- tlun to ebaiakrr wheels, azul will wauu- factit't them as Ilia leader fur the ye'►r, with a chained wboel at a 'educed print'. le 'the veptort is true, it la certain that tall the other uvtkdra taelll prepare sornt' kind of n chain/etre wheel for the mar - kelt Of worse. as has been algal In past ears, each maker is careful About mak- lag dtatements as to his succeeding year's prodeet,'and none of them have made any uuuuucemeut for 1tifki. Thr number of inventorw of ebabtsn Who have mot with suoceelt in lap•'.t- 1ag ofi their' teeteute.however,lead many to believe titer next year will see itis nmcb-talked-+4 •thatuleas wheel on sate. The fine ebaialeas wheel. male its nppeareo y in this country About five yews art., but WOO rather mule in eon- swnction and did net meet with reccese. It was made on tie Level g'•.' style .tu'. nttttoutth tzdprrevenwnte were made on t eabh ancrtedirig year, there appeared some Alfficulty .goat making a model with a tread narrow enough to Gait the ridhtg public. Sinter that time inventors have ale. voted their time to perteeting lt,hut with utaeteetain sateen. A number of nwxiege were etre at the eye* show teat Fel - mien, but. wkh few exeeptkn)j'. they could not be termed perfect; either 4w- 1'1050 of tan much friction in the nett.• oaten, of tete welth of the tired, w•hteh roe rider. to at By tw'r rike the, fvear it is exnectrd that it will Iwo nothing'voa of the or- dinary to gee ehalnheen bicycles en every mead in the country. ermines Lha et e.R soa►'- The treat Northern Railway Qnmpany has pint seamed a rate of 60 ,.ante per 100 tads oa seep slush (nam uethern I'ttcifle coast points tieChicago and M ppl ..d 3lissonft River wine'. Some use bas le'gttr•W) a rate nn this orommodiy, bat thetageloss nut u1r:it t. be many peupie w o knew what ,snap slosh is. vee ingeniorta 4u'n- Neemen said that it was the prudract of (erten+ small lakes on the Nne oe the rood that is fitted with a thick eines water. which,dr eels -bandit aro washed an it, gigv a lather that would bring joy to int. heart of any washer woman or tonsorial artist. What the hair is washed in the wonderful native product the head melts with lather till It takes the prrporrttinna of a .now tte nd- tain. Sunburn nnrthe tacedvani.hcs as mist trelr'esthe .idshiru' in June. "Thc'w'e Wee lane of this: wonderful liquid," said this vrr•acioue inform -int, 'over nn the Foist Ride. It is a mile Wag and propo tionallj broad. Du you' know that we are realty yet in Ignorance in what we have in this conytgr Local soap people when asked to &- floe rend i.'l eabout soap slush, weretion- ptnaaed. They gave it up. Aootber party maid that not Wag ago he received a enriews prodset from Walla Walla. . kIi*1 a and mixed with ae.ap substances, Roane whish it was thought soup 'timid be probably made ben' to supply the witaherwi widen of the goat comment' la the New York suburbs. A last efort--ta-determine aho_rltazae- ter of temp •.lueb elicited the infonettri tt that the ,'nnim,dity originated nt Port- land: probably nt the horse meat can- nery.—,Seattle Timer. THE EST FAMILY EpICINE r MU Iden Maw*. Wends of Pn,u Mem • New Tsrk 1447 for AYER'S PILLS e I would Ilk* to add my tesu,uuoy to that e.f others who have used Ayer's Iluls, and to soy thin I have taken thou for Warty years, and alwsys derived the best results from their use. For stool. sob and liver troubles, and for the curs of headache oansed by these dwang, meats, lie's Pula caaaot be equaled, r The Quandoa of Oesn. Aid awl mw bicycle riders are great- ly lntereeted in the question of gems. Redeem who have need a medium Rear as.nmc thnt they teed a high genr, and will frequently jump from eel incehee to 84 inches. This preterite is a nuletune d. it is ogqly due, aegortliug to rxpetiaeneed road riders, to experitn ante that • riders brt�ene perfectly eatia&d. The ro to ratting element and track riders want high: negro, retive dns are yet.enfette Anu riifer give's him experience as follows: '1 changed from • (q -inch gear. with 6 1-2-lnt•b crank throw, to a 7'l inch, with a T 1.4-hrtb throw. the metes) 9u.'h4ni- cal relationship between crank throw and geared dlmannter of wheel toeing about one inch to 11) inches itt sash came. iTntil I had ridden fifty milea or no, in short journeys, 1 found that it had a tendency to try the nineties, of the calf of the leg. I have now Addeo wane IMM) er 7(0 miles end Siete the first lift% miles notice no diffeer'nce as far as com- fort le concerned. i'Phill there a,t•mt to be a very distinct gain. On one point I amt dkttppointed. My lege don't ger at the pace they once did, and I thought with the longer cranks and higher gear I could get more pose on wben on the level or down an easy slope. i do not find this to be the eaaee. Uphill. how- ever, I do gad a very marked improve- ment In my going. I am able t,, pedal gtdte as quickly. and so gain the full ad- vantage of the higher gear. Ou n good hard road I find I get along much fest- er. When the roads are muddy or rough I favor a low gear." SOW es !Dropsy Cared with ase smile. A greet ours and • great tea ietesy. "For cgs ears I sufferer)rs.tly from Heart Di- as.sa. Fluttermg of the Heart sad Smother. Spoilt, made my life • tannest. I was1C - aned to my bed. Dropsy set in. My D y- e folaa told ma to prepare for the wore- I .ieied Dr. Aenew's Cure for the I0eart—Ons don gave me groes relief, one bottle mired the Dropsy tied my heart."—Naw J•ares Adams, Symms*, N. Y: Hold by J. IL Davis. Railway tr•v.tlpe is obe•pmet in Hun- gary. It is possible to go from Rada -Perth to Cron.tadt, • distance of 600 miles for 6.. St, beteg the rate of six miles a peaty. 1 Jiitrdwood, as expressed le a recent ad- dress -before the imperial Iwtttnte, the rt.e of tobacco has changed en�I the ehavaeter of the Tutk, lie saial : y "In ancient timate the Arians were a ceaseelee• aconrge to the iteighboring nae tinea. They were • referred to by the prophet Jeremiah as a 'seething caldron' ever toiling over in fierce and cruel erup Hone from the mirth. Where are they now? 'liter have, become the modern Turks; and tete maleic which 4hanged them from restless, destructive nontada int9q the quiet and only too eon.ervatire srdeotary Tnrka, Von Moltke tells n. in Id. 'Lettere from Tnrkey.war none other than the acquired habit of .smoking tobacco." . There may be some ,Benet' as to this inference, but it might be well for the Peace Society to inquire Pato the matter. and if the claim that the nee of Upheave le a promoter of pence la well fonaded, the societymight final it a most eeeient agent in fart oring the enhatitntion of srhitratioo for war la the settlement of international dirt pines- ' ltelleg. =aratrt. Creeping. trrawline. or Stinging Sitio bimom Relieved is a Few Minutes by Dr. Age»w'a Dist - meat —Price 36 Cate. De. Agaew's Jistes of relieves instantly and earn atter, salt rheum. amid bead, •aesalta, alarm, Mooing and ail orepttose es Write - this skis. It is .seining nd gnome( •sal este arke mate is .11 tt•by haws,•, trHt.- ties et the erdp or rses• deriag teething time. 35 oasts. boa, Sold ev J. E- bavte- I A New Yeek genet wee stung is tied tow. by • sniff isseot. The Mjory wee 1 se ..Mane tines ..,Rees was eogs►.I led t• eat the mem', wages eat is clads to noel hie lira Tow scedldess have hold their grease es eaooasarnily as Aye's Cberry PntsraL Der. hag the past Shy leen. It hes hon Hemmen }ander et all mak snares sad the Aneeed for it to -day is greater thee ever before. 1 Preempt to ala admire topers. As Abases sisegyeas et repelled te beet end, tae alba eco , •t too Myles e1 the es10 neasat►swweIag-beset: ' If boys red Ode la dolt operkise Ile *bomb- es 1 sae aim tom It. I bees a daughter wham I engin ea the •pile Ilf el erjoi When eco r a asNehla • e, I 'testa raters tflN bad lona esertd tat tM been all Old Vim le • *Mule t The Nerd ?rade .f . Med. Turning first soda; laying foundation stones; opening Widen, hoajitnls, libraries, museums, and other public buildings; christening and limonite' Alpe: asmistiek It bazaar.; presiding st public meetings and dimmers; organising fends for besevolont purposes and at- tending to the prop!, administratloo of them; patronising a aultitede of leatitn- tione nod enterprises, and Wring active hnterest in' their ma.{emcwt and de- velopment; preparing end delivering ben- elrteeta of trpereebee; receiving addreaso e. and replyinr .to theta miewing trn)pe and Seth: vie tieg bo.g►it.l.: reprreeent• Mg the nation alp 1hlq+wrtent °remittent thrnsrbont anomie entertaininrr foreign royal visitor*: bearing in mind the birth' flay at every royal permeate'. in (hent Britain and on the continent, and 'le - rematching suitable congrntulatious: at- teading, officially aril nsotllcially, hath, cements and innumerable tether enter- tainments; ntretainmebnts; performing them mann Beal varied dullce with minute dirretioh, se so never to be aaenetsted with a fail- ure. 'never to Intirfere, directly or ih- d1rP1'tly with any of the myriads of pshiie aid private. interests. and never to •eases friction or en creole aslnimity —1f this by no means oomprehenalvs Fetalog°e nt royal (Intim Is not anfecient rt PFMtf pity, wiste+st wine—Loaetnn Owgrlaw est Moor is a Jar tow a wbesa Mims Harriet Lemont raa the s�ec- tesotsl rummer nn *heel which Al- bert Hansen esve for the !weft Ot the Take Wtuhl path. tiles Lamont tensed that the }ar M tint eo,Mined 1A.4(IA Mille woe 'not ten more tbas the r t'l.It> a neltilaN, n h » 'a the eerily allot RPM 47:1:7111"91‘.11: M rviwn tb. mark. !' yet (len• M • .IUtary anis • ��to bNgw ell .frost abet I When my tries& telt as. what is the best remedj for disorders of the stom- ach. Meer, or bowels, my invariable answer is, Ayer's Pills. Taken iu sea- son, they will break np a cold, prev,-nt la grippe, check fever, and regulate the digestive organs. They are easy to take, and are, Indeed, tbP best all-round tangly medicine I have ever known. Mn. MAT Jouusotr, MIS Rider Avenue, New York City. AYER'S PILLS HIsliiost Honors et We1Nes Fah. Apes 1lrapa,*a Gra d Need .Ulfdtf_ Even U the skunk were the size of • elephant, b. would prove • p.ym mate -snow attraction. ForTWEN 1 Y -SEVEN YEARS UNN'S- AKINC POWDER THECOOKSBEST FRIEND LAROI$T SALE let CANADA. 1897 • • le a Proverbs Df t►. tteoreber. Bidosmers are mica, it matter a felon --awns more so than others. The bicycle that goes torr often to the repair shop will break a savings bank account at lot. The beat lib$e•nt for a bleyele is a molt of well-d.veleped legs and plenty of lane ea fatity. It is eu14r oto catch a barn mellow with salt this to catch the pedalo of :- rnnaw•ay b:eycle ea a hill. It fs rot t w'at prope.itton to loon 116 to the man who .aym be keslgrd to ride a bicycle without faRMg. The rider who persistently passes pro pie on the wrong sok w seeking to nae on hie neridint insurance policy. Wrwnaee Haupt realise go thnrosghly tete battdeap of miens 'em when en- &ovrried to ride against a gale os a Mao cle. 1`►- .iri who ride a tandem riperi- eneem, nn imrnenae armee of superiority In believing that the man couldn't get siopg without her. leeseteal *ouvea. Last whit,, when Ye Indian foOthell tests froth Q&riI* Pa cone to Ch1 - ca to Ripe ftp ItP gridironwith their pa air hero from Wiseetnsin lint- , the art+ 'into* leav- ed • great diem of *Unities at the bands of the yO��atb� womae stadenti of lir. HA peep et the mute sarronsded nee of the serenity athletes, ant, batleft taken him Dritoser, betas to rrbrs-queea- him. 11 nee," remarked sae gashing. raAi- eeemtwret, 'bbl Ab yen red year tante what you go rm V„ ..m two T preamwe, lbit foam atm, In rwlctot!" -(lilmgo` Now Goods and Best Value in the Tailoring line at th old -established and reliab West -at Emporium. Satisfac titin guaranteed in Qtialit Stele and Price. 'HUGH --DUNLOP GOD/IRKS ULAN - BOILER WORM A. S. CH RY STAL, Successor ObatafMl111sefo, manufacturer of all Moline B0ILIC RS, Smoke Stacks, Salt Yaos, Sheet Iron Works, etc., etc.. And Dealer In— E.gless, Machinery Comings, to. ` All lbs. of Pipes sod Pipe Finials flttast sad Water Own, Glebe Valves Oboe Vallee. Inspirator., Einem' gad In jeelMs Constantly on Had •t Lewes Aspit. al Ilse of Steel Water ad Ho Tr nigh. for nee of farmers end others. Repairing prompter ate adsd to. A. 1. OYSTAL. 0II.le P. A nee !t. Ooderieh. Cartage &Fuel Co are prepared to handle Bag gaga Fre' ht and Household Ef foam withteh at reagonabli rates. Dealers mall grades of HARD ' sort i ' and 8mithini 0 *1 Wood mut � tilt, to seua4o find delle d[!d wait peOto�aMa �K` ,o' TttMplt 8o81.uit Al CI. ift F. Co. J, 8l. Purr, D. p d!! 1 XINMsr.