Exeter Times, 1901-12-19, Page 2Otridl.a BRIGANDS' CRUX
issixans SLAIN FORTY
InEARS AGO.
noraanders of War Slips Co-
oFerated in Enforcing Swift
Punishment;
There have been seggestions that
the abduction of Miss Eller. M. Stone
by Buigaria& brigands was in reality
prompted by the Turkish Govern-
ment. arid that the arch conspira.tor
was to be found in the Yildiz Kiosk
Coneteutinople. That, nowever,
In brealdng the animal the greatest
ON THE FARM.
In:sneer-a snoula be talten in selecting a
"net that will riot injure the mouth. OZO
well to always She that the
nridVee are furnished with bits that
will is ` irritate and cause the mouth
• 1
ETT,ING POULTRY.
There are various metbods of
ing fowls—sonte modern and cruel,
others ancient and humane, and 'vice
versa. ; but of them all we think, the
most merciful Owl best is by clisloca-
tion of the ueck, and in the bawls
of et poulterer this plan. is a, simple
and expedient oue. As soon as the
is nue at ell likely. melt vertebrae becomes severed the pay well for time, trouble and feed.
Of course the Sublime Porte hates capacity to kei pain is annulled. Of Goed care an proper treatment
all missionetnes. because, through course there will be severe convun eon maim cattle glad to see you at
their schools particularly. they edit-
, sious in the body a the bird; but any time whether hungry or not.
eate the PeePie tee txte-ifehn the mti
means of conveying sensation to You sometimes hear men say
'm"My
fears the European powers ioo ut% t ie lain snappe aeura er, cows are dainty ; can get them to
to resort to any' openly violent acts, there need be no fear ot the bird
end contents itself with petty per- bevin„ece. eau these convulsions
cecetions, winch can be construed as are simply -
the result of continued
coiniug the laws a the eoun- nerve action. The novice who intends
try, such as they aro. to 114Opt this plau shouid learn the
Even in the greet incteeacre of 1860
e actual operation from an expert
,
-nee ee a• •• • 4 P • poultryman. Ihe modes operandi agernent, for you verily believe that
ea.11y prompted te; the Uovernmera, is :—Take the bird by the lege' in cows, calves or horses can be taught
the missionaries were left undisturb-
the left band, catching the extreme to eat almost everything that is goo d
to br cite haidened and ca Jaime&
CH VQING PEED OP COWS.
When beginning with any feed that
is new to StOCk, begin with a. very
small quantity. If purepkius or
turnips, cut fiue and sprinkle sprie a little
middlings over them before you offer
them or a very little salt, Get them
and keep them sharp teen eager for
their food ; then they will be hearty
and bealtny and in condition to re -
eat but very little of the best of
hay, or perhaps they will eet but
very little a their grain feed, muss
it over a little and then they will
not look at it again." You, always
say surely there has been misman-
ed. cis far as their lietes 4inti property ends of the wings in the same hand for them, even out of a swill bucket.
went. There have been nemerotis
to prevent the fowl nuttering ; thert As iteporteet a. goo supp/y of
caeee, neverthelees. where Ainerican grIP the bird's head with the first good. wholesome feed it is equally
miesiotiaries have been killed by rob- und seeond singers of the ether hand iumortaut to have good eare and
ticalar interest. Tbey occurred rear- most, and place the thumb on top
and two them "re; P"r-; the palm of the band beiug upper- judicious. laantgemeflt.
iv fertY h`ears age, and the n"te.' of the head, the bade of the fowl
crime appeels especially juin now bee itg upwards. The legs should be
cite it was. eon:ranted in the region bind iteitinst the left hip of the op- 1VtAK AND NERVOUS,
.1,.„ Miss Stone was kir:learned. erator and the head laid against the
AT1'ACK141/ 1 iistV1.:IaisT7SC4- et nit thigh, uear the twee. The
The Rev William W. Mma
eria, nits- fowl .,itouhl then be (wieldy and MAGISTRATE DAUPHINE'S D
:inmate: of the Ainerivan ilaerd, stile intro, ett,„,let, at, the sawn thus PLORABLE CONDITION.
tiened
at PhP/fentille.•was returniag etee;ifsg the thumb into tlie neck
on July 8. 18(12, to that city Irani and tenidiug the head suddenly back- DeSpite Tiredical Treat-x.11=e, Ile Be-
C°1"entin°1)!e° where he,3/441 heeh 'nerds, eo tliat the neck is dislocated cozen Weaker and Weaker, Until
etatind the r'untual ineetat of the Just below the junction with the
331issio41. Ile Iva''s in it wa.gg"n, there ile,td. ann. death ediately ensues.
being no railroads in th.vo days. and iteuth,r w•iv to h Id the WO the
He Could Scarcely Sign Bis
Name.
etas accompanied hy his wife and disioe„tien helug. the sante, is as Me. names Dauphine, of East
milY arid twe or three native Ill" l'OPOW:d :-.411:1NO the fowl with its'
Bridgewater, or as he is better
tetelauts.
lireast, restieg ti e left band, the
known as ee-Councilior liauprone
At noon of that day Mr. Meriain Lead env... tee ri et. with rcrs has been e. sick man for the oast
rceelieo the town of liesnienili, witere veti ,ndit; Jahn, A tots out, „f tee three etetree Ills health gradually
lie had Itmelteon and then ein left heed .1 a 'rev do • wen/ l'ersetilt .him. until by degrees be teas
jelirney. The cintotre' was infinde/etrode from the right. to. one smacks &treed ta give tiP d"iue" 411 kinds el
ed with ledge:eds. nue elr. Merhon ne veep ee ineneenee, wnerany pro.. worn. Ile .cousulted a physician end
bad often treverial :•,:.dilAy dl rat 'done; a taw! “pcp:. int the erse took a 10,1.01 quantity of mediciue.
hod no fear metwitlistivaling 1110 r; wolution If not the ret'itiOnS =1St but it did hint good aral be grad -
feet that bar.os (1,t ruhivrs ley.; been iesatiteli.ed, anal the auwe etrone molly grew weaker and. weaker. Ills
even in the. vicinity.
ii;erea.c.e4 ju ,;;•1;•,-;rjr.y,, Tii;,0 wings dittiee tie a magistrate neeessitated
The September issue, of the Ms- tneade be tied.. a:-.; their fittepieg 'his dente; raven writing, and being
eionery Herald of lefill Lae a erallam:iteutralisee the etfort. end wheu tied .f, an excellent peetuall in his days .o
aeeetint of etba.t followed, written by i the weight of the fowl heirs the ", good health ft. :came very hard to
Mr, Crane. of AdriiiiinVen Mr C"." enieretor. The bird should he held Irizu when his hand shook so much
•*They were informed el narger. _
!by the feet a mond or two directly ilie could scarcely keep it steady to this isolated Iffethaminedan cone,
eays :
:after the verticel column is broken. ,enough. to sign his name. His daugh- tions of the Government.
_Mundy. The natives raise good .. „e to,
Several suspicious persons—aritied and the wines vo be allowed: free:ter, seeing his deplorable conditioo, WHEN A WORKMAN' IS 130111%.T,
croPe: of wheat, barleen cotton and ' darsNESE CATARRN CURE CURES. temaniaetteamPlctelPIN7"tii"1")'•
40 must be baptized in n. -Govern- other articles widell My require, hie ex iring At:brand. do envoi:eh
ont
Greioti for Bad Teeth
Not Bad fps* Oped Teeth'
Sozoclont 25c 2
Solo"dont Teeth Powder 25c
large Liquid and Powder eee
which God forbid ; but you must
obey' my orders without murmur-
,r_tip,1 EXTENT OP SoCIALISX,
wbich.bas few means of ex-
pression, every attempt at really.
-Aerenocriee. 07-eeetcoinixeixt.
sfrgeteleleshpeedecwhith9ulltt inenli.eregardoy,ispiobbaemblfr I
you skonoifwysottbi eatskitisr
hinlet
llable, anti lesvaaysdpaineek
not realized even in Gerrnerer, gamm''
though the socialists now cast vex-
te ORANGE
. of
iso,
waally eenne million and a half voees
in the empire.
In the matter of suicides. GermanY favil
C t, ha.s long 'been ,known for its terrible The Dawson CeirrimisSrion 00.1 Lgh
records,. Saxouy hae the highest,
M flavor,
25, 30, 40
HALL & RUCKEL, Montreal
RUMEN OF OMANI,
MERE MACHINE IN TBE
BANDS OF GovNEtENT-
-
The Working People Are Enectue-
aged as a Class Bat Net as
Individuate.
To an English observer nothing is
ntore striking than the attitude of
the German Governmeat toward the
working population of the empire.
Its leaders, from the Emperor down,
are unequalled for the lively intelli-
gence with which they recognize con-
ditions and for the promptitude with
which they net. It is perfectly plain Ain -Safra beealiere that town mu- Plata "Ma." That's evolution. ,—.....
floes wthitelmi ttillinetintabit°ubit,QmPteolo.liesartiuh:rne-Y pies
soonuethlritrhatratnnteavi°nusrablirgitchelesatan- SCOMINT TF".1"
—r the Soot the comet
fore the iudustrial classes Must he ing to the Sahara. and is therefore fo -,g . hi 2ii0 14444tieiv°411.3."41111417,51:731V111.:;b'ilek 144:alit
trained, protected, and encouraged. faverably eituated for the eXteaSIPP. ' ;"+- t rl "' 'lel
One who follows public discussion of of a railroad into the desert, mu, Conjurer (pointing to a, large cab- Tho Pr4Sen ll'ellu4e'"(m o' ''''alt';' '''''''
Rtheeiowstuobaj,ect,is fvouroiougestiayuce,impiltstnhae Satearaliei: 0321,5t71010 fseeathaaraboniresiotpliee, ell: 1411,4elotw)—"IiNleowt,otadfleisbiteeludy gzun cuiezieling, One, is 1-0' per 10,000 of inhabiteelte.
with the attitude of insensibility to- oasis being watered by a perennitil trick. I would ask wiy laily in the ,Terly,ierwekaitr:01n0e,colored convicte to ev-
rate of enicide of any country in the , Tt "7 eobtcbtx6 to8ell inear 1°t-s.n°14
world. Barker gives its annual rate i - ol. ... .
A poor d Irishman with an eh' I Begland's pri
as 81,1 per e00,000 inhabitants, and ;
was
that of the ;entire empire as 14.3. and bonteeed cornet, matting per 100,000 of
compared with a rate in the United ii,ight hideous one evening hi, a quiet of Ireland. 66 Pei
States of only $.5 per 100,000, while Edinburgh square. A smart
young
England shows 6.9. About 11,000 "guardian of the Peace" stePPeditland c'illY 5S in
to him and in a very pereitiPtorY
persons kill themselves every yearin
the German, empire, and these belong ten° sald;--"Ceree' ee):11e' my man/
to the working classes. :You must stop that or accompany
;me." "Wid all the pleasure in Ordy 80,331 British suntects oat of
RAILROAD IN THE 1)E$1Mr. :kik, sor, replied Pat. "What are the 700,000 who died during last
g°i
The Locomotive Ievades the S4- 11' to sizigr 1'7
year had anything tle
o ave w
by ill.
tiara South a West Algeria. I A girl named plain "Mere," atheri illioard's Liniment Bellew enralgia
The railroad which France extended birth dropped"the "r when she grew
some years ago, through, western ; n
up and became Miss May. As she i
, lli
Algeria, from the seaport of Oran to began to shine in a social way she Orange trees are usually Plant
the town of Ain -Safra, on the south, changed the "y" to "e" and signed to, the acre. This ie" aletalikee
ern border of that COlooy, is now her letters "Mae." About a year age muoaer ortrees on an aer
beiug steadily pushed southward in- ego she Was merried, end now be pine wrest.
to the desert. The road WAS built to hes droPPed the ae" and it"S /net'
of sweet no Orange
.51a. Speciej ices in kite
awe beerece Inne have
6, zoo, zn5and tee eizee,
*litett. Tor6,rat0.
sOZO)UT T0(;'
PoPulation is 90
inleo_onalas. that
100.000. of Scot -
e same nueenor,
an instant. but as an implement to Ti'e railroad, therefore. hes been, again the Jody will hove vanished ittrinVithWe 1,/, r MeltertsTag:.
4,titoolT--,:ibilriii(bi,z
ward the individual desires or hopes stream whit% flows cast to the 'Wady corapany to fitep an the stage and I •
carve a way for Germany to intlus- pesbed eastward along the valley of without leaving a trace behinde, rertssrnetWeer nie.whres.. Werirrd.,s cre,ts s tchla,f:
1 wiii thczi, , Ihx.warctorotrao0vor Flitetrz ImIxt Imo to.
of the workman. As a num the Nereus, whose waters atitti straight stand In this cupboard.
workman is not to Le considered for south into the Sahara. close the tioor. When 1 open it pellienset minims Idren Irtiiie.t.linslustt
trial end comutercial greatue.1.;s, to the stream that gives life to Ain- Gentleman in fio.oldut sweaLatlals,iddeotIonn 1414Fuvictv,,A,tag9g4gkh,l,wg„,V,,.....44,
.
colonies, and a vast, navy, he is very Safrw having reached the Wady wifek-^"I say.
.
precious. indeed. Everything.; is Namus track -laying has been extended favor and step up."
done, therefore. that can be done to southward through its valley. Sta-j
Immo this implement keener, bright- tions liexe been established at the,
Hence the military setvice teeches stop. Six more stations will be es- '
the young man explicit obedience to tablished. along the route.
authority, makes hina a perfect ser- The road is to push some hundreds ; Toronto Traveller.
+ England. It 'as establiehed the
Munielpality.
ily university college maintained by a
er, and inure ealcient. The individual Arab towns of Tint, Moghrtir ani A Well -Known
is uothing. the worloautu everything. Djemeu bou Resg, where an trains ,
erning power, and teaches him to *runt. which Is now in the poseession inn tAinatil's Untrupt tures ilillk
England has forty-two Mist:lona
Taut in dui bands ot the great gov- of miles southwest to the oasis of , CT
ured of Catarrii
etecietiett out world's total
:o.
Nottinghtun is the richest, t
rely implicitly upon it. And during of tbe Preneb. Several post offices ;
very moment of his subsequent life have already been established in After foht
the workman treads %pathway plain- oneen on the way to Tuat. Until
ly marked out for him by the In- within a few yearn only a few
finitely numerous rules and vegeta- Europeau travellers had. penetrated Years' Suffering.
Bcsvare of Ointments for C
Oa cantata Mercury
en will timely do.troy the
hone:men—had just passed through ea.ction .so as to permit the blood to /advised him to try Dr. Williams'
Ench articles shoult1 never be used to
r. R. E. Fleming, the well-known ndripu. alcripi ion i from replies tole ellestele
I t t i
the sight and the etrangn questions lie of
the Place. 'rile vilianers• alarmed ai :drain to the head and neck. This 'Pink Pills, and after tl. bit of coax- ment church and obtain a certificate; eluding an aburelaut supply en vege- lar Toronto roproictrativo 0,.t Alc,c,n1 l_t_ylg & d xtuagergrY,Iy.Q(112,n511t0„;. 1/0:1,,,
and actions of the horsemen,blood en- great importance, for if the Aug be was induced to try them. he muet be confirmed to religion- in a tables. Prance ie thus using a new Pilliiiiiirliiglili.:14glitirititstnitiletettreertt"eratl:/th gir tftrtitt'Xititta.m.d.",:meney
, be not thoroughly drained 1 There was no noticeable change - in G overnment church ; if he inarrien railronel to establish its influence in 0:
deavored to dissuade Mr. eleriareo from the body the flesh will present!,his coutliteon until he had started the same povcer iseues the Periniesion parts of the northern Salrera to It severe am] most Women tblo typo ter cigh co9tai us no mercury, ana to ,
train proceeding: but. as there
were 'z'il. dark altiniarence. which is une; taking tbe third box. Prom that
others willing to sten. they amire- pletteant, and detracts from its value ton the improvement was rapid. lie
/tended no dengue. They had gen°;,iii, the market. The blood is drained I grew stronger every day, his slime -
but a. few miles when eve mounted ifrom the carcass, but the juiciness of
.t.ite Increased, the weariness and las-
'3111•GAN1)8 ATTACI1) TIII-L• the ileeh is retained. This method et
_, situcle departed from his limbs,
• "rhe Cover/meet guards ran on . dislocation is the one most adonteu i soino of the lustre of his youth re -
the first up/icor:ince of the roblers. in this country, and is without doubt ,
This left there. defetweless, except ho the cleanest and most humane. There turned to his eye, and by the time
,:five boxes were used. Mr. Dauphine
fur as they might boin by thoir :is a knack in the operation, but it is
numbere or any demonstration of re-' the one that is easily acunired., est %fienit a new man. The weight of years
sist ;Ince to intimidate the bandits. 1pecially if the operator have a strong i d 1430 burden of sickness bay°
"(lieu of the rubbers, dismounting., ietnet. Teo emelt strength is lint :relied from his shoulders, his hande
seized the horses of Mr. Mori:inns :are now steady and his pen can run
!needed t- • th • he d will col i off in
waggon, which was in the van. Mr. ;the operatert, }tenth Such a. thing'
Merium drew his revolver and warn- 'will not mein however, if the inn
ed the man, who insiontlY droPPed 4gei•s be. opened eirectly the neck '
the bridle, while the driver. an enein i-•toeni, whea the ofieration is pro- i
getic Museulman, whipped up his perth performed the head and melt
horses to escape. They sprang fere:can be felt more then an inch npart,1
ward, and Mr. Menem, thinking es- everything but the skin being se- !
cape certain, turnod and remarked to vered.
hie wife. "rimier. God, my pistol has
saved us."the robbers, however,
soon commenced iirIng in (mice sue.. yitonum (IF THle COUNTRY 130Y1
cession at the wagon. A ball at , Math is mettle of the temptations '
length struck one of the hurses and of city life,
he reeled and fell. but, country life is by no
means the quiet., innocent pastoral
"The brigands still firing, Mr. Mer- thon some persons appear to
iaru, fearing for his wife and family, ethher it is. Trashy and demoralizing
got up and was in the net of alight- reading is sown broadcast in one
kg when he fell pierced by two balls way or another ; the "hired mato"
in his right side. (inc of the two who has scen something, of the world
robbers then sPrang forward einl . fills the ears of his yotethful listeners
stamped on his face and head." with tales that -would horrify the
This brutal murder aroused great . careful parent, and take it all
commotion, and the entire machinerY around Satan is about as busy in
of diplomatic influence was moved to . the country as in the city ; more so
avenge it. The Turkish Government ,seenethnes. It: is the citizens of the
acted with what for it was ProluPt- countre- towns who need awakening
nese and made many arrests. Al- to the vital necessity of making due
though Mr. Crane in his report men- provieion for the recreation of the
teemed only two robbers, yet three boys before it is too late. There
were sentenced to death, in October, may be no saloons in the town or
1662. Their names were Balsam, village, but there are always idle
Mamizan and laaleem, and their loafers, whose conversation is the
execution expiated the death of M. reverse of edifying and whose in-
Meriam. fluence is bed. Boys rob orchards,
ANOTHER MISSIONARY SLAIN. damage property, and get into va-
In March of the same year Jackson rious kinds of mischief Localise their
G. Coiling, a inissionar3r, at Adana, exuberance of youthful spirits must
in Asia Minor, was killed by robbers Dud a. vent somehow, somewhere, and
near Alexandretta. On March 24 ,if there are no legitimate channels
Coiling was journeying from Adaua for, it will overflow, where it hap -
to Aleppo, when he was set upon by pens to do so carreing mischief
highwaymen in the mountains above along with it. The boy who is eon-
.Alexa.ndretta. and shot in the. side.
Two days later he died in Alexan-
dretta, where he was taken by his
servants, the robbers having escap-
ed.
A rather picturesque incident is
connected With this murder. It
chanced that at the time there were
one American and two Italian gun-
boats in the harbor at Atexandretta.
The American commander was in-
tensely aroused over the affair, and
sent a peremptory demand to the lo-
cal officials that the murderers be.
caught and punished. He did . not
get much satisfaction out oe -them,
and decided on more stringent inea-
tented to stay at home night after
night, read, study, or play games
with his brothel's and sisters, and go
to bed at 9 o'clock is the exceptional
boy. He may do all this from ne-
cessity if parental discipline is Orin
enough, but he will usually slip out
at the first opportunity if he is a
real human boy and not a bookworm
an invalid or a prig.
--
DAIRY AND STOCK.
As a manure spreader the sheep
beats any modern contrivance,
'When an animal is °LT its feed there
is something wrong with its diges-
tive apparatus, and often a, rest will
The Italian commander syrapathiz- pat it in good shape once nmre.
od with him entirer,,dand -he -wo laid There is no tonic like good, healthy
out a plan of action which speedily hanger. If the appetite becomes
brought the governor of the province eloyed remove the animal from the
to his senses. . sight of feed. and. let, it get good and
They wasted no further tune on hungry. If nothing serious is the
argument. They simply cleared ship matter it will come around affer its
for action and trained their guns OW 1,ati011S in a short time.
' the .tOwn. Then they waited. In ,a Not many years ago farriers
very short time a man named Ah- thought, that it made ,tattle "tengh".
mod was arrested, and on Septcm- to stand. out through the eold, days
ber 25 he was. OXecuted. There has ef winter, .shiVering froM head', to
always' been more or leSs of -a sus- foot. They did not seem to know
picion that ;Maned was only an an:, that cold takes off a large share ,of
fortunate scapegoat, and that the animal heat -Which they canoget dnly
real murderer escaped ; but With the. from food, and the more they are ex -
American and Italian guns staring posed the more food they vrill need:
him in the face, the Paella did not folks know better now, ot,..if
want to take any chances. So tre rthey don't, there's a society with a
.put Ahmed to death, ,and the chances llong name that stad s ready to
ai.'e that .Ahmed deserved the fate, ,teach them.
Whether be_ki_l_leid Loll:111g not. The 'condition or senSitiveness of a
horse's mouth, whether a work or
The 'Rossi' "0j)kir-J '5e5 21 per f,000, driving.ani.rnal, has roach to do with
mar .4isns .';‘-4 1,7 C rrie! it f USaWinCSS . A. herd mouthed ani-
slinht serhios ie7,ets 10 per 1. ,(i00- natal is listia41,7,7 Made so from abu'S-0.
as rapidly as ever. Ile attributes
his cure to the ministration of a
g d wife and Dr. Williams' ]?ink
P°11°1s. Mr. Dauphine is 73 years of
age, but feels as young and vigorous
as he did years ugo, end is ever
ready to praise in the warmest
terms the health -giving ;polities of
Dr. 1Villiams' Pink Pills.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the
friend "of the weak and ailing. They
surpaes all other medicines in their
tonic, strengthening qualities, and
make weak and aespondent people
bright, active atid healthy. These
pills are sold by all dealers in medi-
cine, or can. be had by mail, post-
paid, at 50 cents per box, or six
boxes for $2.50, by addressing the
Dr. 1ViIliams Medicine Co., Brock-
ville Ont
ANTS ON "HORSEBACK"
F.renich Explorer Tells of the
Ants of Siam.
Not long ago a French explorer, M.
Charles Meissen in tra.velling through
Siam, observed a species of small
grey ants which were new to him.
These ants were much engaged in
travelling ; they lived in damp places
and went in troops.
and stands sponsor for the ceremony; five •yr.ars ago, scarcely any
and, when he dies, he is buried under European influence had penetrated.
Government supervision. He must
not say what he thinks freely, as the
Englishman relieves his mind in
Hyde Park, or the American assails
the administration Iron the political
stump, for if he talks too much
about bow he is being govereee he is
linety to be clapped in jail as a dis-
turber of the peace. He may not
even spend his money wholly as he
pleases. instead of allowing a man
to have his wages and to do what he
pleases with them, giving biro the
self-discipline of learning to save and
plan against, the rainy day, the Ger-
man Government says to its work-
inen : "You must be frugal whether
you want to or not." Consequently
tens of thousauds of workmen must
buy little cards, paste stamps ou
them for every week, and turn them
Germany nOur ltaS 9 cities of over
a, quarter of a. million each, Berlin. menthe ate ot. re -ommende L. to A friend
with 1,a64,000 is the largest of tiargrefee°1"="41T44//rge:;tee".‘ aratrItto4
these, and Nuremburc with 261,000 porsontioltbied with this most annoAng dig.
the smallest. wee
Japanese Catarh Cure relieves cold in tho
head in one minute, antl is anselutely guaran.
teed to cure taty ease ef catarrh of the nose or
tbroot. eald by Olidruggists. Price, ie ante
A. free eampte will tar Pont to aye ntts n
— troubled with cot arrb. Encloie 5cent:eosin,
Cr. J. G. Jardine, Canada's Come
xnissioner, Tells an Interesting
Story of the Splendid Results trill."
Obtained. by the Use of a Cana -
POSITION OF 1900.
—
studied the marriage service a long
Limited, let Church st., Toronto. 0
Ileggie—"The bride must have
Teo Gritlithe and MaclrharEcn Co.,
Tom— "What snakes you
so 94 Reggie—"When
the —c.
AN Ec):ifo OF TEE GREAT Ex- Addrov4
dian Remedy. oillelating clergyman faltere
prompted him.'
Toronto, Dec. 2.—(Special)—The
ye:km whkh became woroo each whaler in ;ermine% acting direcity ueen t 0
spite of the hundreds of deletes I spet muenne Furtive tho eyfitoue In b
catarrh olacc7filists and in ny run %tag, whim I/Mr:Catarrh Cure boo Mira yen got tits
only elthrded tentnorars roiet. tried .Tapen- ;ne. It le t,kouintrwnal.y.ora made I
oso Catarrh Cure about vier ago, and suma Ohio, by P. Cheney 6: Co..To
completing thin tr.:tomcat luwo mitten tea free.
/sestet:einem of my tumor tr iuble. A, few veld by_Druggbits, priers perbet
I:rarely rills are the boot.
gainet every 100 in the country.
iltiS English peopwle litve• oin 41:0;:o,
CANADA AT PARIS,
over to the police at the end of Paris last year sgreat World's Exposition held .si-
in
every year. These cards a,w very mow vi
tors from all parts of the globe as -
INSURE THE WORICATAN . sembled in the gay French capital.
against sickness ansi accident, and Canada. was well represented, both
secures his relief 'during old age, so as an exhibitor among the nations
that if anything befalls a workman rued as a visitor, many of our best
he does not become a charge on the people having attended.
State or on the employer—who. in- The interests of the Dominion were
deed, pays part of the premium kr looked after by a. very capable and
the insurance. This has made Pov- intelligent company of patriotic Can-
erty almost unknown, and, consider-
ed from the point of view of a finan-
cial. and Government eAterprise, it
nos been vast and successful beyond
praise. One in- every twenty • per-
sons in the empire has been support-
ed at some time by these insurance
funds, In 1897 there was a reserve
fund of over $202,500,000, and the
arnouut of insurance paid to the sick
was over $26,000,600, to those who
bad suffered accidents over $15,000,-
000, and to the aged and feeble over
$14,000,000. Moreover, . there are
To his surprise he notice among many other aid and pension systems,
them from time to time an occasion-
. both State and private, Many work-
.
al ant, w was.
the others, and moved at a much
swifter rate, and each of these large
ants. Monsieur Meissen saw, always
carried one of the grey ants on its
back. us i y h'
watch -their movements closely.
Ile soon saw that while the main
body of grey ants was always ' on
foot, they were accoixtpanied by at
least one of their own sort mounted
on nue of these larger ants. He
mounted and detached himself now his family, knowing that, whatever
and then from the line, rode rapidly happens, the funds will support. He
to the' head, came swiftly back to depends absolutely' upon the great,
the rear, and seemed to be the coni- powerful, dim. Government . above
islander' of the expedition. , hiin to take care of him and shield
The explorer was satisfied; from his
, . him from harm. lie ii not especially
observation., thet sans species of ant interested in
employs a larger aut—possibly a ORGANIZING -4 Tf IADE UNIONS,
drone or the same species, though he
had 00 means of proving. thfs_a8 , we though sometimes ha does indulge in
the fury of a strike. He, buys lottery
employ horses to ride upon ; though
scarcely „lore than wie ant in each ticketS regularly from the lottery,
whiph is also a '6 overnment enter -
Colony seems to be provided with a
prise, and, nearly all that is left
mount. '
goes for boor and cheap shows. Thus
It, i,s lutown that some ants main -
supported and relieved of responsi-
tain others in their service as ser-
--------------------- cmder that the Ger-
vants ' or. slaves, Certain Warrior
ants of South America confine their
own• physical efforts to raiding and
phindering, while all -Ube ordinary
offices of life are performed,,for them
by servants,. The little, grey ants of
Siam appear . to be a andre 'r, 1 s
triona race, . though, they appreciate
the convenience of.liavin a "Man ee
hor,seba.ck" among theni.O.,
men even being compelled to insure
in a death fund, so that their inns
eral expenses may be paid and they
may be laid away in the little green
cemetery with cast-iron. crosses, per-
haps containing their tintype at the
head of their graves. •
And so year after year the work-
man goes on sticking stamps—and
the police, see that he nover• fails in
this respect—having no responsibility
for the future nor for the welfare of
'Within the past 60 years. the speed
of steamships's' hes risen from SI -
knots to' inaxinitIM of: 86 °knots.
On an averoge, ineechant, ships have
trebled. ill length. doubled in width,
and increased 10 -fold in clisplae,emelil
and 20 -fold in engine -power.
Sixteen' ,Ilritish esebioes
have 111-
carucasoi' $256';'00(1;:f:i.
lailmiCriVAIWIM•Mba1.0.10...14.111114..
We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT
is the best.
Matthias Foley, OU City, Ont.
.Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
Rev. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave,
N. S.
adieus, among whom. one of the Chas. Whooten, Mulgrave, N. S.
most conspicuous was Mr. J. G. N. B.
Pierre Landry, sear., Poltemouche,
Jardine, of 805 Crawford street, -Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N. B.
this city. Mr. Jardine's duties as
Commieeioner entailed a vast
amount of hard work which made
great demands on. his physical
health -and strength. czmomet=elmestiractrmazwewmairencenoc.sonrerastsseszal
110 is authority for the statement
Australia. has 6,100 enurches, 210
that he found Dodd's Ieldney Pens,
every 10,000 of her population.
that best known of Canadian medi- fer
eines, invaluable as a tonic during
these trYing times. He says,- "They Take TLenx<attitrttoEitroCineoLiVtiNniOneNETaEbtet.
relieve backeche instantly and tone druggists refund the money 11 it, fails to cure.
up the system generally as nothing E. W. Groves signature ea each box. sse.
CIS{) seems' to do."
aimed Dodd's Kidney Pills to
While in Paris Mr. Jardine intro- There are
in Great Britain to 141 000
4
1,760,000 female set.-
duced Dodd's Kidney Pills to Mr.
M''. MvaelintSser vents.
Dupuis, the esteemed and populars
Secretary of the Canadian- Commis -1
sion, who was feeling under thel Minard's Liniment Cures 11 Baru!
weather, with the very happiest J0_1 00 per cent 01 mngush people can
i 1
sults to that, gentlemen, ,
only 27, per cent. in Spain,
kidneys, Dodd'S Kidney Dills prove wril-o..
By healing anti
s 1 i 1"1 a ring the . 'and but 16 per cent. in Russia.
absolutely the velar best tonic Itnown
to meilicsel science to -day, and both
Mr. Jardine and Mr. Dupuis were mi d
Dar IR ijihrt for sale MPhil
greatly pleased to find that their 'ft.—, - .-1.--li.
own fair country, so distinguished —
in many other ways, was through The eight million heads of British
this great tonic remedy earning in families- pay 'yearly On an 'average
Europe a glorious reputation in $6.5 each to the tax -collector.
medical lines. -
Very few Canadians are aware of ' THE PAD6T NUTRITiOUS.
-..,„,„, R % 1
the world wide reputation of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and many who have
been abroad seem surprised at being
able to purchase their So.vori Le medi-
cine almost, any wheie in the civiliz-
ed world. ,
The . sui 'Here, on my knees.
man Workman goes smooth-browed Place this ring upon your finger. my El KFAsT_stjoFEFI.
and Simple-minded to his Sunday 'lava goes out to You- " '111-0 Co- • - -
joyments ? These enjoyments are all
of the present and of the senses ma-
terial, for he takes no thought of
die morrow.
If the German ''vorkman,does begin.
to ,toonstclelf,itis .condition, he 'Cios one
; two thiogs--he''eithei; bcchnies.•
.socialist or 1i c m a siiicicic. So
socrial4sm,..'thougb, 'held e dewn., by
'baud's of steel, is rampant,esidrywhere
in . Gerialp.115.7., EVC),1 , L10 ,Eroperor,
with characteristic frankness once
sad, to his troops at Potsdam
yOu, thorp. is one foe, and that
is my foe, Considering the eXisting
socialist difficulties, it may be neces-
sary forrnb tO pOtinnatO yo0 to ,
shoot .,doWn yOnr. oiwnretattyes...
brothers; and p eels In the -streets,
.GRATieFlett-COalleORTieltt.
"' • • 11, ,• ,
``My love is as entiine 111
the blush en your check.'' "Bother • eons Itnier 1 6 loot -tone et cmergY, an
the love 1 mean .the ring." • ounce of. batter ,2S1, tons.,
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tworrencers.
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EVERY TOWN CAN DIAVED,n
Lowest prices over (mated, Else „catalogue
seeillustratisns, mailed frce. tu.zx.i us for aus
thing in 31este er nuAlcat bustrinuent.r.
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Toronto, Ont, and Winnipeg, elan
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and faded Suits would look better dyed o
of ours in your town, write direct .t.leutfeal,,n
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rates of passage axid all nartieulars, appir to roar agent
ot the Oonipant, or
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aeposit is wit?1
Canada's' PITIlliO? :Company
saPety cmerition. A
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