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A SNAP IN i WHEAT FARM`
HEAR WINNIPEG.
1,08G acres of clean unbroken prairie,
the finest wheat land en earth, on the
banks of the Red River, 45 miles from
Winnipeg, four miles from two railway
stations. $15 an acre Calces it, $5,000
000
cash, balanee easy. No better farm, re
better investment.
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12 Merchants Bank Building,
Winnipeg, Man.
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packed at our risk and car-
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It is of clearest crystal glass,
deeply and brilliantly cut in
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Our illustrated catalogue
will tell you of other remark-
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TANTALUM PENS.
A new pen has recently come into the
market in Europe for which considerable
:success is predicted. These pens are
anade of tantalum in substitution for
steel. They are more flexible than gold
gens and more durable than those of
steel, since they resist corrosion, and
can with difficulty be spotted with ink.
At the same time their points are ex
eeeccingly hard.
Is there anything more annoying
than ]raving your corn stepped upon?
is there anything more delightful than
grating rid of it? Holloway's Corn
Cure wilt do it. Try it and be con-
vinced.
A. youth who had had an exciting ex-
perience with a. bull was. narrating the
incident with all the graphic language
he duld command. "I seized him by the
%ails' he exclaimed, "and there I was.
I was afraid to hold on, and I daren't let
go." A young lady who was very ranch
interested, smiled. "You were bet`veen
the horns of a dilemma, es it were.' she
said. "No," was the reply, "1 wasn't he-
tween the horns at all. And; besides; lie
wasn't a dilemma; he was a Jersey."
THE COST OF TRAVEL.
How r Railway Pares in Europe and
America Compare.
Most writers in comparing the cost
of passenger travel in Europe and
America, says. a " correspondent who
knows,' claim cheaper fares for the for-
mer, although, strange enough, a writ-
er declares that European fares are
about one-third higher then on This
=anent
There is en Clement ot truth in both
statements, but both leave out of sight
important considerations, If the aver-
age rate in Geis~,any were three cents,
a mile, travel there would be much more
expensive than here, beetitt`ae wages
and the general cost of living is Hauch.
lower, thee fora any comparison that.
leaves this consideration out of sight
unscientific and tonrpar'atively value-
less. The average. of Great Britain,
France and Germany is lower than that
of America in so much gold, f,e., a per -
Son can travel farther he Europe—omit-
ting Russia—second class, which about
corresponds to our first; for the same
amount of gold coins, but the average
workman in America on account of high-
er wages feels able to spend more on
travel than his European counterpart,
without feeling the cost as much as he.
In Japan a person can get a tourist
F
berth for the nig;it war a cast of only
twenty sen (ten cents) for a top berth
and forty for a dower.
Second-class from Bremen to Paris,
r ;
about 500 .miles, costs g12.a0, from Paris
to Soissons, Gi, miles, $1,50. In England
the rate averages a penny a mile — the
line with the short haul always setting
the rate for the line with long haul
and on this basis. ft is always diftcult
to compare things that are so dissimi-
1a.• as the European and American
modes of travel, but dollar for dollar`
Europe has America beat; Germany has
even a fourth-class (bunimel zug), the
passengers having no seats at all, but
are required to stand in something like
a fine box freight car. The charge for
this class is two pfennig per kilometre
or about 23 cents for 31 miles:, Provided
the tourist has a good trunk on which
to sit, this mode of travel is not incon-
venient.
Free baggage allowance varies in Eu-
rope with the country, although Innen,
eral it is less than in America. Passen-
gers from the ocean steamers destined
fol London are allowed 240 pounds free,
fcr other points in England only 120
pounds. On the continent free •.allow
ance is sometimes limited to 25 pounds,
an absurdly low amount:"
MISUNDERSTOOD.
She: "We have waited a good many
minutes for that mother of mine."
He: "Hours, I .should say."
She: "Ours! On, George," and she
laid her blushing cheek on his shirt-
front.
Essonsvela
Your octor
Can cure your Cough or Cold,
no question about that, but—
why go to all the trouble and
inconvenience of looking him up,
and then of having hisprescription
filled, when you can step into any
drug store in Canada and obtain
a bottle of SHILOH'S CURE
for a quarter.
Why pay two to five doIIars
when a twenty-five cent
bottle of SHILOH will cure you
as quickly?
Why not do as hundreds of
thousands of Canadians have
done for the past thirty-four
years : let SHILQH be your doc-
tor whenever a Cough or Cold
appears.
SHILOH will cure you, and all
druggists back up this statement
with a positive guarantee.
The next time you have a
Cough or Cold cure it with
r•
HILSH
y
REVIVAL OF KNITTING.
PIeasant Sedative for Brain -Racked
Women.
Knitting is being revived this autumn
as a pastime not only becauso it ap-
peals to many as a novelty, but for
utilitarian reasons. •
Doctors are recommending it as a
sedative to highly -strung nerves, and
oculists as aform of industry very
suitable for those who suffer from *Oak
eyesight. To embroider dine stitches by
electric light is very trying to the eyes,
whereas knitting becomes a habitthat
requires next to no intervention of the
sight.
Anyone whose thoughts tend during
moments of relaxation from the round
of social duties or in the intervals of
strenuous work towards melancholy,
indefinite but ever-present worry,, or an
obsession of hopelessness. ,should buy a
.set of knitting -needles and some yarn
and begin a pair of socks or stockings.
Sufficient skill is required for the work
to give the brain something to think
about, and at the same time the mere
net of knitting banishes irritability and
engenders an equable and happy frame
of mind.
Girls have discovered what thein
hgrandmothers knew full. well --Hama]
at never do the hands look prettier
than when they are busily manipulat-
ing the pias; the graceful turn oL the
wrists, the fingers curved to the task,
and the flashing of jewels set in beauti-
ful rings and bracelets comprise a sight
full of feminine charm. It is advisable
to adopt the old style, in which (he wool
or silk is throw l with a graceful curve
over the pin, instead of the underhand
movement practised by some experts, if
the fullest,, displaybe desired for the 1
fingers and wrists. ' .
The very industrious are searching;
for patterns for the old-fashioned knitted
quilts of wonderful intricacy, while the
less patient, who do not shrink from the
"feel" ot silk, ate busy malting winter i
rriotor scarves and waistcoats of Wool
incl silk conbiried, incited to the task by
the beauty of the materials they have Co
manipulate,
LACK OF ENERGY.
A Common ')('rouble Among Growing
Boys ---A New Blood Supply is
Needed ---Dr. %Viilianrs' Pink
Pills Actually Make > cw
Blood,
There are thousands of young men
just approaching manhood Who have
no energy, who tire out ,at the least
exertion, and ‘vho feel by the time they
have done their day's wattle as though
the day was a week long. In some if
these cases there is a further sign of
warning ,in the pimples and. disligur
ing eruptions which break out on the
face. `These are certain signs that the
blood is out of order, and unless it is
promptlyenriched,- a complete break-
down, or perhaps consumption may be
Um result. All these young men should
take D. Williams' Pink Pills. Thes
pills actually make rich, red `blood
clear the skin of pimples and eruptions
and bring health,. strength and energy
Hero L a bit of proof. Adolphe Rolland
St- Jerome, Cue., is a young man of 10
years, who says: "For mere than a year
f suffered from general weakness, and
I gradually grew so weak ,that I was
forced to abandon my work as a clerk.
My appetite failed me, I had occasional
violent and I began to suf
for from indigestion., I was failing so
rapidly that I began to fear that, con-
sumption was fastening itself upon me.
Our family doctor treated me,: but I
did not gain under iris entre. i was
t�•hin
a very discouraged state en a friend
from Montreal game to see me. He
strongly advised me to try Dr: Williams'
Pini: Fills. I did so and inside of three
weeks I began to feel better, my ap-
petite began to improve and I seemed
to have a feeling of new courage. I
continued the pills until I had taken'
`ten boxes and I am now enjoying the
best of health I ever had. My cure sur-
prised many of my friends who began
to regard me as incurable, and Istrong
Iv advise other young men who are
weak to follow my example and give
'Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial."
There is no mystery about the cures
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. make. These
pills actually make rich, red blood,
which braces and strengthens every
organ and every nerve in the body.
That is why these pills cure all com-
mon ailments like .anaemia, rheuma-
tism, indigestion, neuralgia, St. Vitus
dance, headaches and backecires : and
the spebial ailments oh women and
growing girls. You can get these pills
from any dealer in medicine or Iron)
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.. at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50.
A FRENCH SHERLOCK IIQLMES. ..
Makes an Arrest for the Murder of a
Mummy.
e
An old gentleman at Ternee, Frence
was recently charged with murder un-
der "curious circumstances. n. A rag -
picker rushed into Inc police station
and threw down .a bag of bones, de-
claring �th'at they had been given to him
to make away with, but he had dis-
covered' them. to be -human.
Scenting a terrible crime, the inspec-
tor had the man locked up, and then
telephoned to a magistrate. Soon after
the magistrate, inspector, and two
policemen called at the house where the.
bag had been handed to the ragpicker
and were received by en old gentleman
in gold -rimmed spectacles.
The magistrate locked the door be-
hind him, laid a calcined bone on the
table, and said: "'Yon gave this and
other human remains to a ragpicker
this morning?" "I did," saki the (aidgentleman. "I arrest you for murder',"
said the magistrate solemnly; "who was
your victim?"
In reply the old gentleman in the gold
spectacles burst out laughing. "The
victim," . he said. "is the son of the
Grand Priest Diophta, ho died in Egypt
more than 3,000 years before the birth of
Christ. I bought .hint recently, but he
did not keep well, so I preferred to get
rid of him."
Exhaustive inquiries eventually led to'
the release of the ragpicker and an
apology to the mummy purchaser.
BABY'S ,GOOD DAYS.
One of baby's good days means that
ycur child is thriving and well. Baby's
Own Tablets brines all good days into
your child's Iife,ffor they make little
ones well, and ke°p themwell. Mrs.
Jos. Feriand_, Si. Tile des Caps, Que..
says:—"Since giving my little one
Baby's Own Tablets elle has been .in
splendid health, is growing plumper
every day and hes beaultilut rosy
7
cheeks." These ablets dire indiges-
tion, colic, constipation, simple fevers,
teething troubles, and all the minor
ailments of little ones. They do not con-
tain one particle of the poisonous opt:
ales found in all soothing medicines
and most liquid preparations. " 1'he
Tablets can be given , with absolute
safety to the babe just Born, as well
as the. child :of advanced years. Sold
by all medicine dealers or sent lad mail
al 25 cents a box by writing The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,,
Ont.
ARMADA TREASURE FOUND.
Fourteen Guns and Two Bolles of
N. Specie Recovered from Sea.
Through the agency of John Steer,
the Hull water diviner and mineral ex:pert, important discoveries ' have been
made in The hulk of the .Spanish Armada
galleon Admiral of Floecncia, lying 'in.
f ohermory Day, England.
Fourteen bronze guns, each moosur,
ng 4 feet 0 inches in length, hay° been
I end two specie chests, one filled
with gold and silver mixed, have been
obtained at a depth of about ten fa-
thoms. ,
It wee found that the hulk had split
n two from stem to stern, and that the
guns had fallen out all around the ves-
sel.
Other important finds are confidently
anticipated..
iG`N 'i'lll ROAD To MECCA,
The Stearn Locomotive Wilt Soon Enter
the a holy City.
The latest invasion of sacred ground
by the steel rail is the building of the
steam road to the holy City of Mecca.
With the coming of the engine will pass
one of the most unique and picturesque
slgbts of the l3ttst, the great caravans
'which, cross yearly the desert between.
Cairo and Damascus. and Mecca.
It is the highest religious duty of every
Modern to make at least one pilgrim-
age to Mecca, the "mother of towns."
tie puts off iais ordinary clothes, shaves
his head, arrays lin sett in .white gar-
ments and starts on his journey. Ile
may wear sandals, but no shoes, and no
hcacl covoring, until the end of iris pit-
gr'irrla ie.
What is time of fostin.g for one people
is often lime of feasting for anotbei'.
There are many who profit through the
Moslem's sins. To .insure ..the safety
of the thousands of the faithful, the
government pays the desert,ehciks tri-
bute for not molesting the pilgrims.
These nomad chiefs• will not welcome
the railroad which' is to . invade their
premises,.
Another alass reaps financial benetlt:
from the pilgrims. ' Even on his jour-
ney to Mecca the Moslem heaps up sins
which have to be atoned. Every tiny
transgression bas to be paid far by the
slaughter of a .sheep. Thousands and
thousands of sheep are thus sacrificed,
and the shepherds of Arabia drive a pro-
filable trade. One of their fervent pray=
ers is that the sins of others may te
increased.
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MINING IN ROSSLAND.
• The Rossland Miner says: "Le Roi 2
has just declared an interim dividend
of two. shillings a share on its issued
capital stock; amounting to $00,000. The
virgin ground," says The Miner, "owned
by the company, -'and particularly the
`Annie,' is believed to carry at least one
of the Le Roi ledges, and Is valuable.
There is,"..11 adds, "a lot of unexplored
ground which is thought to be rich, and
when exploited should yield good re-
sults." Commenting an the above, a
prominent local mining man paints out
twat the Annie Mine and White .icer
Mine adjoin, and are surrounded by the
California Giant and Novelly nn one
side, with Le Rol 1 and Black Rear on
the other, the latter now being the pro-
perty of Lo Roi. Ho expresses the
opinion that this locality contains rich
are, and will yet produce some start-
ling mining sensations, as the richest
ore ever taken out has been from this
section.
Gas trusts would unable to declare
dividends if people didn't have money
to burn.
Do Not Delay..—When throughde-
bilitated digestive, organs, poison finis
its way into the blood, the prime con-
sideration is to get the poison out as
rapidly and as thoroughly as possible.
Delay may moan disaster. Parnlelee's
Vegetable Pills will be found a most
valuable and effective medicine to as-
sail the intruder with.. They never fail.
They go at once to . the seat of the trou-
ble and .work a permanent cure.
Most men are willing to tell the truth
if it reflects on somebody else.
In some hoarding houses it is a rare
thing to have things well dune.
A' FIRE SPREADS in dry grass, so does an,
infiammation in the throat grow down into they
lungs. Deal promptly with a cold as with a fire,'
anal when:on begin to cough use Allen's Lung
'Balsa,.,.
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If. a man has anything else to do he
is foolish to waste time at'guing with a
woman.
Worms cause feverishnee s, moaning
and restlessness during strep.. Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator is pie'is-
ant, sure and effectual. if your drug-
gist has none in stock, get hint to pro-
cure ft for you.
"Is the new .prison warder vigilant?"
"Rather! Someone told him the gas was
escaping, and he grabbed his revolver."
NO SUBSTITu'r] for "The b k L Menthol
iPlaaster, although some unscrupulous dealers may
,clergy rgy and everybody, d stiffness, pluor sy, etc.
If money talks the misers cash must
he tongue-tied.
A Time for. Everything.—The time (or
Dr. Thomas' Eeleelric Oil is when
croupy symptoms appeal, in the chil-
dren; when rheumatic pains beset the
old; when lumbago, asthma, coughs,
colds, catarrh or earache attack either
young ror old; when burns, scalds, abra-
sions, contusions or sprains come to
any member of the family. In any of
these ailments it will give relief and
work a cure.
' NEVER PAUSES TO REFLECT.
"Your wife seems to be a woman who
says what she thinks."
.
"No, sir; she never stops talking long
enough, to drink."
The Engaged Girl' "I've always
heard that love is blind." The .Matron:
"Yes; but marriage is a great oculist."
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Made in Canada and Said by all
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This: coupon is good for one ton
cent (IOc.) Trial Bottle of the cele-
brated
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a sere euro for Iodigeotion Bilious-
ness, i)yspopsia, Constipation and
all slim enta arising therefrom.'
Mailed free, in a plain package, on
receipt of name and address. rill
in your name and poet office address
on dotted lined and cent to
TIIE WISON-FYLE CO., Limited,
Niagara Falls, Ont.
This is what ;COLTSY+QQTE EXPECTORANT ANT is among cough remedies,.
" 1t leads, others follow."
A safe and permanecft cure for. Colds, Coughs, Croup' Whooping Coraylh,,
Asthma, Throat and Lund troubles.
This famous remedy has been produced by the highest Inv:Heal kaowlvledda,
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All TAL CEILINGS, in 2,000 designs.
Write for Catalogue. NO. 1411 and free samples of "OSHAWA" Shingles.
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[ram Rossland
In its issue of the 15th inst. The Rossland Miner says: "Two cars have
been spotted at WIIITE. BEAR MiNE, and these will be loaded today or
to -morrow for shipment to the Granby. The ore is that taken out in the
course of development. The work of developing and making available
the ore shoots found on the 700, 850 and 1000 foot levels continues. THE
SHOOT ON TIIE 1000 FOOT LEVEL IS TIIE LARGEST YET FOUND."
WHITE BEAR MINE shares are selling- around 9% to 10 cents '(non -
assessable). The last shipment of ore brought $24 a ton for concentrates,
while the rest realized $10 net after all expenses. This stock will stand
the most careful and rigid investigation and offered at above price is an
opportunity for the progressive investor. DON'T WAIT. BUY NOW.
Secure an interest in This promising enterprise at once. White Bear ad-
joins the famous Le Roi and is in close proximity to Centre Star, War
Eagle and Annie 'Mines.
C °BALT Webuy end sll any of thefollowing.;
roster, Silver Quc en, Silver Bar,
Silver Leaf, Kerr Lake, University,
Red Rock, Temiskanling and Hud-
son Bay. Buffalo, Trethewey.
Also all other Mining and Industrial Stocks. For -reliable information or
price, buying or selling, communicate with us. 'Wire orders at our expense.
FOX I& ROSS, Stock Brokers, Tut.. MA T21=-1 ,'Heeling all Depts,
Established 1881. Members Standard Stock Exchange, Toronto.
eeoneeeredatelleeliee
WHITE' BEAR'S PROGRESS. SEEING HIM ONE BETTER.
In its issue of the 15tH inst. The Ross-
land•Miner says : "Two cars have been
spotted at White Bear Mine, and these
will be loaded to -day or to -morrow for
shipment to the Granby. The ore is that
taken out, in the course of development.
The work of developing and making
availoble the ore shoots found on the
700, 850 and 1000 foot' levels continues.
The.slroot on the 1000 -foot level is the
largest yet found.
The bright, young. man .who attempts
to kiss a miss in the dark seldom misses
the mark.
Do not let a cold settle on ,your lungs,
liesort to Bickle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup at the first intimation of irrita
lion in the throat and prevent disease
from lodging in the pulmonary organs.
Neglected colds are the cause of un-
told suffering throughout the country
all of which could have been prevent-
ed by the application of this simple but
powerful medicine. The price, 25 cents,
brings it within the reach of all.
Meeker: "My wife and I never quar-
rel. She does ,as she pleases and I do,
too," Bleeker: "1 see—as she pleases."
Meeker: "Of course, I'rn not looking for
trouble.,'
A LITTLE QUIA is the best of all diet, yet it
will not snake bone and muscle but lerro,im
,will. Try it. An drug and general stores. $1
bottles.
ALCOHOL. IN BREAD.
There has been mU h discussion l
op abo
u1
the quantity of alcohol contained in
ordinary bread as the result.of the fer-
mentative process to which it is sub-
jected before baking. Evidently the
quantity is small, but until -recently, it
would appear, chemists have not suc-
cceded in accurately measuring it.. Now.
however, it is announced that Dr, 0,
Pohl, . by an elaborate 'process based
Upon tha distillation of the bread to be
tested in a Pepin digester, lies ascer-
tained that ordinary bread normally
contains .0753 of a gram of alcohol for
every 100 grams of bread, or a little
more than 7 parts in 10,000, It is wen
to be precise even -inns small things.
When a woman marries a man for
thepurpose of getting even the odds
are against her.
Faint heart neer got mixed up in a
breach of g ,anise Suit.
Employer (reprovingly): "Young man,.
I have seen you twice under the influence.
of liquor."
Clerk (cheekily): "I'm told, sir, Ibat
under the influence of liquor one does
see things twice."
OWE OF THE BEST old time remedies 2or all,
skin affections, such as Eczema, Itingwort-a, Scald -
howl and similar affections 0 Weavers Cerate.
It 0 an ointment that has brought; relief to,
,thousands.
Mr. 7awback: "gee host.;, it seems to:
me you're asking *me for money ali_iher
time." Mrs. Jawback: "No, dear; I'tnu
spending it part 'l, the time, your
knows"
Prevent Disorder.—At the first symp-
toms of internal disorder, Parmelee's.
Vegetable Pills should be resorted to.
immediately. Two or three of these•
salutary pellets, taken before going to
bed, followed by doses ,of one or two•
pills for two or three nights in succes-
sion, will serve as a preventive of at-
. tacks of . dyspepsia and all the discom-
forts which follow in the train of that
fell disorder. The means are simple
when the way is known.
THE HEAD DEFINED.
An Irishman once described the hu-
man tread as "a bulbous excrescence, of
'special use to many, as a ,peg for 'hang-
ing a hat on—as a barber's block for
supporting wigs ---as a t'rrget for Shoot-
rn" atwherendered conspicuous h
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If afflicted
WRITE FOR FREE SAMMIPLE,
and let us convince you that we have a
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