The Brussels Post, 1903-1-22, Page 6171
TRI: SNA POWER OF JAPAN
.fJOIIT,POi1'' :kioN OF I'LEET NEAR
Q'011??'LETION,
V.attleshipu and Cruisers ,Are Being
Built in Various Coun-
tries.
'The Japanese - have two qualities
Wheat foreign notions must boar in
mind when considering the question
of . fend -grabbing or extending their
influence lit tho Leer East—they aro
warlike and they love the sea. Japun
realizes these natural gifts, and now
that she hes entered into an al-
liance with Great Britain designed
to check the advance of Mance, Ger-
Many and Russia, there has been a
move to develop the stren'th she
wields through this love of tbo sea.
Since the Japanese boy's home
consists of a group of islands dense-
.,.
largely upon Vele or other proclaim
of the sea ho is bred to a familiarity
with things marine such as few pos-
sess. Inborn fearlessness and rho
teaching of his Buddhist or Shinto
religion, give physical courage which
the Japanese have frequently shown
In the past ages, butIlevtr more
than in their recent war with Clilna
in 1894, and in the march with the
allies to Pekin in 1000. Another
quality which the training of the
sea develops In the Japanese boy is
presence of mind and readiness In
emergencies.
Japan is a country of magnificent
deep -water harbors, and, cut up as
it is by many inlets, bays, and
straits, It offers unusual opportunity
for concentrating a fleet
AT A1,D'IOST ANY POINT,
and then, by moving through interior
deep waterways, striking an enemy
unexpectedly. Accordingly, extensive
aavui centres have been established
at Yokohama, Kure, Uraga, Sasso -
bo, bfoji, and Nagasaki,
At the close of the war with
China in 1895, Japan's lighting
fleet consisted of forty-three vessels
and twenty-six torpedo boats, an
aggrogato of 78,774 tons ; of these
ten of an aggrogato displacement of
15,055 tons had been captured from
the Chinese, namely, ane armor -clad
battleship, two stool cruisers. This
captured battleship was, until the
new ones just futiahed, the first
Japan had ever owned ; her fleet
until then consisted solely of cruisers
and gunboats. With the war in-
demnity amounting to 230,000,000
taels secured from China, Japan be-
gan immediately a shipbuilding pro-
gramme by which she is to have be-
fore April, 1904, four first-class
battleships of 15,240 tons each, sex
drst-class armored cruisers of 9,200
tons each, three second-class cruis-
.,;npprs,.of 4,850 tons each, two third-
class cruisers of 3,300 tons each,
one torpedo depot ship, eleven tor-
pedo boat destroyers, and eighty-
nine torpedo boats. ?'hese are to be
in addition to the vessels 111 service
at the time of the receipt of the in-
demnity. The contracts were let to
the United States, Croat Britain,
Gerinany, and Franco, with the re-
sult that already more than one-
half the total number have been de-
livered, and the remaining vessels
will be easily
FINISHED WITHIN THE TIME.
To keep pace with the shipbuilding
a sufficient increase in the personnel
has also been instituted, and olilcers
and men aro ready as the ships are
completed. The enlisted men are re-
cruited by voluntary enlistment, hy
conscription ar enrolment from the
fishing fleets, and by transfers of
privates in the cyrmy to service with
the fleet. Tho officers are educated
at the Imperial Naval Colinga at
Tokio, the Engineering College at
Yokastdka, or the General Naval
Schools at Bassebo and TCure, The
system of education is very similar
to that pursued at the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
Many of the officers are educated in
the academies of the United States
and Europe. the .Japanese been!; ad-
mitted by special legislative action
to enter the various foreign naval
schools for purposes of study and
observation.
Tho ,lapaneso handle their ships
Well, and seem to learn rapidly how
to profit by the good points in
foreign navies, They have no scruple
as to the adoption of any plan or de-
vice they may see better than that
now in use. Unfortunately, the gen-
eral unhealthy state of the financial
condition of the empire does not al-
low large appropriations for coal or
for target practice, with the result
that in the vkt,unl manoeuvring of
the ships and firing of the guns tho
offleers and crews 'have comparative-
ly little practice.
IT WAS DAMAGED,
Steak is sometimes tender and
sometimes tough, but it remained for
a waiter iu a \Vc:vtern restaurant to
claim for it the quality of pliability.
A patron of the restaurant had
rbelaboring
Bectu valIar L1 , rr•
a i.e
Y i
of steak with the implements nt his
command, but neither knife nor fork
hall any apparent o;TCCt on it, At
l t h oiled the it L h'
TESTING OF DAIRY 00'Y
HOW IT IS CONDUCTED IN DAN-
ISH DAIRIES.
Some Suggestions Which the Far-
niers of Canada Night
Adopt.
The farmers of-1)entnare: have
etiolvod a very successful co-opera-
tive system of testing dairy cows,
which bits proved of great value in
raish g the standard of their her s•
effort sketch of the plan which
they hero followed nluy proto of in-
terest to Canadian dairymen, who
might won ituitute their Danish eom-
pol4tors in this particular at !oast.
Four chief objects aro kept in view
in organizing these testing essocia-
i tions; (1) That rile feed Oren the
cows must, us ]much as possible, bo
weighed or measured. (2) That each
cow's daily milk yield 1s weighod
once per week, or at toast sufficiently
often so that accidental iuliet:to e
may not have any serious ollect. (3)
That the .
,.1 r1 .,A•
ly often to eliminate accidental in
fluences, (4) That un exact ac-
count is
oust kept in such ovular mar us
P a ai.
show rel' r
to sl o v the relation belle the
between
butter yield eme the food consumed
THE ORIGINAL ASSOCIATION,
that of Veen, had 13 uIOin :ors, ag-
gregating 300 cows, and the first
ye.:r's ecpen:.es were $175; but tl;c
Government recognized at. ono) the
importance of this movement and
gave them a grant of $62,50. Sante
of the by-laws of the orig'nal asso-
ciation ceclored that: "Teo object
of the naociation was to build up
race of cows which would give a
!large yield of rich milk; the member-
ship :should be limited temporarily to
(2 or 13, who agret'd to let the milk
of each cow bo tested every 14
days; the expenses sheen! Ye dis-
tributed in proportion to the fat
tests made, and collected twice
a year; three directors should be
chosen, One of whom should resign
every third your after the First two
years, and who s"onld elect a pro-
sident und secretary -treasurer; the
association s':ould continue for fico
years, and no member should with-
draw before that time, unless on ac-
count of removal from the dis-
trict." The directors of the associ-
ation engaged a "tester" who took
s• m 1 sand tested t milk of each
a e es }no
P
cow, and for whose use reliable ap-
paratus was bought. The tester
aI:o kept exact records of tie mills
yield of each cow acid the feed con-
sumed In proportion to the yield of
butter, and also prepared tables
showing the comparative value of the
varioes individual cows and fiords
as economical producers, so that
those cows having special values for
breeding purposes might lie selected.
At the close of tho first year's
work the Government approrrioted
$2,500 to he divided between asemei-
ations which made propor reports,
and the plan spread very rapidly:
13y 1897 it had been clearly demon-
strated that the "testers" were also
DAII SE FOR ALARM.
WHEN YOU GROW WEA1 AND
YOUR CHEEKS LOSE THEIR.
COLOR.
This Means Anaemia, and if Neg-
lected Consumption May Fol-
low—Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills the Only Certain
Cure.
Aniletnia, or poor or Ivatery blood,
is a trouble from which most grow-
ing girls, and many young boys suf-
fer. .It coca's at a critical period of
the young person's life, and unless
prompt steps are taken to enrich the
blood and thus strengthen the sys-
tem, decline, and most likely con-
sumption will fellow. Dr. Williams'
Pink fills is tho only, medicine that
acts directly upon tl.e blood and the
nerves, promptly restoring the Ml-
ing ono to complete' health and
strength. The followeig Ota(eln»nt
from Mrs. Lena :,T. Ryan, of Wel-
land, whose daughter was a victim
of anaemia, gives the strongest
proof of the value of these pills.
lies, ltyan say's :—"About three
years ago the health of eery daugh-
ter, Birdie, became 00 bud that I
was enviously alarmed, She was.
pale mud almost bloodleos; hart no
'appetite, lost flesh and suffered from
severe headaches. I took her to a
doctor, and although his treatment
was followed for some Mine, it did
not heneft her. I then L>'kd 501710
other remedies, but these also failed,
and she haw wustesl away to a mere
shadow of her former self, At this
stage 1 was advised to give her Dr.
Williams' Pink Fills, and she be.eall
this treatment. Almost from the
outset 1hrs0 pi11s helped hoe, and as
eho enntinued their use, the color
canto back to hoe cheeks, her appe-
tite lmprrrved, the headaches ceased
to trouble her, and by tho time she
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ger
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done in her life bcforo I thinly :Ur
Williams' Pink fills are unsurpassed
for all niluteuts of this kind, and
as o no tea or 'o his
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"Yoh'h have to fake this stkilt mDn. 'Williams'11lk Pills not only
back end bring mo nnothor piece, lip leure all a 08 like the hove, but
Raid. ;dl 1 I ] alsov. 112 �)i<het( ).t' u lion arising
Tho IP _. g
Ihu wailer eyed the steak' narrow- Irotna�oor blood ' or weak nerves
ly, and shoolc hielhead.
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pills aro also a direct cure for the
ailments from which so many wo-
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wholesome of the teem, The popular -1 Williams' Medicine Om, 7lrockvillo,
ity of (ho I!rench cook le compare- Ont., and the pills will h0 sent Post
tivei y neW In England, n 1 Ipaid x.
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HOW CAUSTIC BURNS.
Take a piece of woollen cloth, or te
pleee of a blanket, and boli it thole
mighty in a strong solution of cauatlo
soda, and you will find the wool will
gradually be eaten away, leaving
nothing but the s:celeton. Women do
not realize how "' soap substitutes,"
witiee. are gonerally surcharged with
Oda, or how common alkaline soap(
destroy their clothing; Consequently
they, weak by week, subject costly
fabrle to soh treatment. The hands
also are immersed for hours in such
solutions, resulting In eczema, coarse
skin, and brittle nails. The caustic
soda may loosen the dirt, but it eats
away the fabric and ruins the hands,
'There is no economy in such work.
It is so easy for a wcman to test the
difference between an alkali charged
soap and a neutral washing soap, that
It is strange that there is room for
tiny but a pure soap on the Canadian
market. Sunlight Soap has been
tested by chemists and analysts the
world over, and Its freedom from free
alkali or caustic has bean demonstrated
by tho highest medical authorities.
Consequently the true saying, " Sun•
Ss1 t eine reduces expenses." 001,
useful it r
1 iattcu to bettor milk fori
b c tiltt
g
o
crew ai ire
and the dairy paper
ea lkeet Tidende stein had frequent
c0.cus'lon5 as to the work of thoso
IF s 0 attains, notably as regards so-
cul11.3 uniform reports from the
various aseotiations,
.101N'i' bIFO'TINC5
were held and several weak features
cf the schomo pointed out. In 1898
$1,250 was appropriated for the
support of the various associations.
nnfl 1n 1899 tho Veen association
again took the lead in including a
report as to the rel.!, g of calves
and hogs. In the same year at a
re. mai mcetirg of ell the local Ag-
rio..ltural aesecitttivas the blank
forms of the ti:_t associations were
fully discussed and unifoi•n) 150111ods
agreed upon,
,in 1900 we prod four distinct asso-
ciations comprising in all about 240
tot associations, and the results
Icompiled from tho reports of the va-
rious <list,ricts fmnir,h a great deal
of valuable information. For In -
:tanto, tho old notion that a larpor
flow of milk most necessarily give
a lower percentage of fat was dis-
proved, Most important of all a
co-operation was efloeto'l between the
to t ossoc'a ions end the breeders'
associations,(bull associations),m d
n
a chief inspector was appointed in
one district, who helped to select
the cows entitled to be bred to cer-
tain bulls and to supervise the keep-
ing of the herd hooks.
The "Meoikert Tiefende" senile
blanks to the associations, and when.
these aro filled publishes them and
Penis ocpies to all the mem-
bers, Indeed everyone interested in
dairying helped the plan along, and..
this explains why there are over 250
such associations..
As an example, of the practical re-
sults obtained, three years' work of
the Faarup association may bequot-
ed. According to the Maell+ert Ti-
dende the average results per cow
in the herds tested were as follows:
lbs. les. fat
Year milk button Por cent
1899-1900 5162 191 8,34
1900-1901 5284 202 3:44
11101-1902 6104 238 8.50
This shows an improvement in the
average yield of 47 lbs. butter per
cow by testing and selecting in three
years. The work of these essoCia-
tions is evidently the keynote of
cheaper milk production, and the co-
orerativo plan otters the only means
of securing systematic testing.
SOME SUGGESTIONS.
In my opinion something along the
above lines should be worked out in
Ganadct, with the creamery or cheese
factory as the nucleus of the move-
ment. The tester would make the
factory his headquarters, and. if the
farmers were trusted to do the weigh-
ing of the milk and taking of the
samples, it would be possible for
one man to do the work for all the
farms sending milk to tlra average
factory. We would require to visit
each farm before the test started;
take note of all conditions, record
tho nurn'bcr, age, etc., of each cow,
feed used, etc.; show how the weigh-
ing anal sampling should be
done; leave enough two ounce bot-
tles with initials of farmer and mem
bers stamped thereon to take sop-
arale samples of two ]nilkings, also
blanks for felling in food records ev-
ery two weeks.
Having thus prepared his patrons
they would send in to the factory ort
certain clays, the acunple bottles of
which the tester would be able to
test a largo number daily, and still
have time enough for an occasional
surpriee visit to the farms. There
woulel be no reason for the farnter to
weigh or take samples incorrectly,
es tho total average of ouob hard
Would he known by the patron's
daily delivery n.nc) factory test, and
any trickery would soon be discov-
ered.
'!'here is another advantage in this
plan and that is that the factory
can well 511018) to pay part of the
txpenee8, because the testers' visits
to the farms will also encourage bet-
ter care of.:lnilleebeeter sanitation in
I • -• (( caps the
til sla -rete. n any D e
e bit's
Y
mei maitre -arta' include tl:c test at
Jeae t ateri'. lignritg the evel':go every-
day
very
clay 'tine card' h'e'ifer, being foci. or the
fart eeltette5r they aro dry' or in
mil eSeeiet is' 1110 clntcial teat; the
resat 18 simply n. mutter of book -
Ito )1ng. Tho food given menet tie
weighed out t0 each now, that
world be to eepcns}ro — but fort -
nig itly estimates trivted by tee
sea et1 note and then, should be r'e-
cor led, 'rills idcit may not he of di -
roc benefit to the professional breed-
ers nor to the pr ogresslve farmers
ow ing large hord W110 1ntty do
the r own testing; but the Jitter may
1) public, epiri1ed enough. to John
i
'teethe 91 rmel's and thus
f lnrthD cote fn
n st . lis Ilia t of such tt
are -Lilo a ab h n
.b. possible. Never hr.1 ss the
a nl O s l t a
P
t•' x )I• r'i
fLst+tonnl breeder of pen bot
1' 1
trUi ,y catf,in would soon find an irt-
er m 1c for his Ills When
e�stifrl'•-ria n1 l s 1) 1
ei d
Lha ports rte f to bolter rotes ha,1
1 nen imp' Ps' d upon the farmer by
the testing system,
le, W. ITOI)SON,
Lino Stook flortnniSSlnner,
Ceylon Tea Is the finest
Tea the world produces,
and is sold only in lead
packets.
Slack, Mixed and Green.
)pan tea drinkers try 44$alada" Green tee.
Manitoba Farm Lards bR E
'5, a en Iodate. 0e1O '0: a, an in 841101 d 4r10'',
p, L on 114 d whore 11104 1a re 1 (xt from 81 to
8 3 per note Am n,t prim: meet t,t s4.or no circ.
.Ip, 1r 0, OW CUM 5, 1L7 1.>1511>1 s .,7.,.r1m;J.
Laidlaw Eiale•Tie Company!
MAxt'pACiUltl.nsav (1(0
Bale -Ties
SPECIAL STAND5l1D AND RICH CARLON tf
IIALIhJG WIRE. Q
Wiro Straightened and Cut to Lengths'
We al'i0 ITIS unit 0411 %tits t; 1•1ILb.
ler to n, to • Frio. a
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T`o Inrge,t ><:� naive En a -
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TIO Feet ry lithe world r
1I1IAGINATION ANi) ILLNESS.
Al) interesting exporinwut was re-
cently nutde by a 1)r, Durand, In ref-
erence to the relative power of int-
: aginati+on of rho two seees. He
gave to one hundred of his hospital
patients a dose of sweetened weeer,
and shortly afterwards enterer) the
rood), apparently greatly agitated,
Paying he had, by ntistake, adminis-
tered a powerful edetic, In a fete
'minutes four-fifths of the sub'ec'ts
i were afiected by the supposed eidetic.
(These wore tnninly men, whi'e all of
ithose not aiYnctedmire women.
DIA]3ETES CORED,
PHYSICIAN AMAZED AT A
QiJEBEC CASE.
This Hitherto Incurable Diocese
Has at Last Yielded to Medi-
cine - The Statement of a Man
Cured of a Very Bad Case Four
Years .Ago.
Quebec, Jan. 12.—(Special)—Phy-
sicians and others interested in
medicine have been very much inter-
estedin a remarkable euro which
has been made in this city. If Lilo
facts aro as reported and the gen-
tleman in question has signed a posi-
tive
ositive statement giving details and
all particulars—this case will mark
a new era in the treatment of at
least ono hitherto incurable disease.
Some few years ago, Mr. Sato
Dosrochers, of this city was almost
dead with Diabetes. Ito had been
ill for over five years and toward the
last the symptoms became so very
marked as to leave no doubt in the
minds of his physicians as to the na-
ture of the ailment.
Ile had' an unquenchable thirst, his
feet were always cold ; he had some
very notate pains around his kid-
neys. These and many other symp-
toms wore all present and n0 ono
thobght for a moment that he could
ever recover.
He tried every remedy for Diabetes
that he could hear of but al! failed
to do him any good, and when his
hope bad almost gone he determined
to begin a treatment of Dodd's Kid-
nay
lls,
PromPitiro very commencement ha
began to feel a little better day by
day, and as the treatment proceed-
ed the unfavorable symptoms grew
less and less till finally he was com-
pletely
ootpletely cured, sound and well.
astonishing recovery created
quite a sensation at the time and
many wondering inquiries were
made by the doctors and others. It
ho hadn't Diabetes then nobody ever
bed it, and Diabetes was incurable '1
—Then how could he be cured by
Dodd's Kidney Pills ? The cure was
only temporary and it would return
was what many said,
Now. however, after four years
have elapsed Mr. Desroehers stoutly
declares that 110 has not since had
the slightest symptom of 'Isis old
trouble. Every one is convinced that
Diabetes is curable and that Docld's
Kidney Pills will cure it.
Silo — "Whom do you care most
for, Jacic?" 1 -lo — Is it possible
you do not know whom I love best
in ell lads world?" She — ".Yes, I
know; but next to him?"
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POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Backache
Headache
Feetache
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WONDERFUL SCALE.carral
The grand balance, or scale, used
in the !lack of England is probably
the most wonderful pleee of uwclten-
10111 to be son n.nywhorc. It stands
about seven feet high nbd weighs
probably two tons, '!'Ilii scale Is so
perfectly adjusted thin it clip weigh
a grain of dust ar 400 Ib, of gull.
A poslgge stump p1ltee4 on Ono of
the two weighing portions will move
t110 index six inches. If the Iveight
placed upon the scale is beyond its
capacity an electric bell Is set r,ing-
lnee the machine declining to exe-
cute a task of which it ie incenabio,
'!'hero is more Catarrh In this section
of the country than ah other dist:m.0s
put together, and until Lilo Inst few
,'ears was supposed to bo I: Movable, leer
groat ninny years doctors pronounced
It a local disease and presceibed meal
lllUedl0s, anti by constantly failing to
pure with tonal treatment, pronounrcd
It hlcurublo. Silence has „rover catarrh
to be eunut1Ludonal '!laces o end there-
fore reit icos OOns1i10 clonal treatment.
I lull's C atarrh Lure, toil nufactured by
f. ,I. Cheney & fo., Toledo, Ohio, Is
the only constitutional rule on the mar-
ket. it i0 taken Internally in 'lases
from 10 neaps to tee: pooaSrll. It Acta
:111 petty on the blood tine mucous sur-
faces of the system. They o(Ter ono hun-
dred dollars for any case it 14(15 to
euro. Send lot circulars and testlnroul.
els. AdcUO s,
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it .Y t 'U
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hold hy Druggists, "uc, '
Ball's Family l (lIs are the boot,
ITO\V 'rII10 RUSSIANS 1)0 IT,
Most of us think of Rosie as a
land of snow and ice, lute are un-
aware of the feet that excellent
temps are gathered there in the suite
mix season.
in J my last a field trial of Bind-
ers, Mowers and Reapers was held
e 00110 net 01
which was remarkable for Its thole
oughness. The details of the inspee.
tion and judging were so minute
that we publish a few extracts frons
tho official report for the benefit of
our farming readers,
The limns invited to compete were
Massey-i-)arris, Deering, Osborne,
Plano, Adrianco Platt. Walter A,
Wood, McCormick, Milwaulteo and
Johnston.
Plano, Adriatico Platt and McCor,
mirk did not answer the Invitation '
the Milwaukee declined to take part
because they deemed one month's
notice Insufficient ; Walter A., Wood
sent machines but did not partici-
1)a te.
The jury comprised the President
of t1 Agricultural who i
the AR c Lural Society, t hr s
also a member of the Provincial
Council ; a delegate from the Minis-
try of Agriculture, two members of
the Provincial Council, three estate
owners, seven district agricultural
inspectors, and two agriculturists.
(We refrain from giving the names
because they are Russian and very
hard to spell).
The ground was lumpy, and a hill
side test was chosen. The crop was
very long rye, heavily mixed with
weeds and partly laid.
In the 13ftider trial the machines
workedfor about 4s hours. The'
working of each machine was watch-
ed by four judges.
"The Massey -Harris Binder did
well in cutting the laid grain, but
the — Binder which had less laid
grain to cope with, failed to take it
twice running over the rye."
The result of the Binder and other
tests was that Massey-Ftarris Co.
were given the Highest Award in
each case.
SOUTH VIA WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia., Atlantic City, Dalti-
laore, Washington, Old i'oart Com-
fort, and the South via Lehigh Val-
ley Railroad and its oonnectdons,
[bur fast express trains daily for
Washington, Asheville, Southern
Pines. Cha.rterton, Savanoh, Jack-
sonville, St. Augustine, Paint Beach,
Pampa. Manta Nassau, Cuba and all
Florida and winter resorts south.
Excursion tickete now on sale. For
full particulars, illustrated literature,
(naps, etc„ call on or address Robt.
5. Lewis, Canadian Passenger Agent,
33 Yonge street, Toronto, Ont.
"What are you going to do with
your dolls, Sailie?" "I'm going to
give them to a poor little girl .I
know, so's papa will buy too some
now ones." „ �_—
Mluara's Loom cures are; In cows,
Henley — "Smith and Jones each
called the other a liar. }rave they
given each other satisfaction ,yet?"
Digby -- "Yes," Henley — "With
fists or pistols?" Digby — "No;
they left it to a committee of two
of Jones's friends and two of Smith's
to say who was rho liar, anti the
committee) was meetly divided,"
For fiver ClOOT Venni,
AK
Oto AND WRLL•TRTp.» 1155055 ,trrt
win Inmos soothing Srup Iwo honoured for over sixty
pen's 1 y millions of 'northers for their children sIn'n
teeth p5, with pormot tummy, It sennas oho eld(l
11,11011, the gums, alloys all pain, onree •alnd 10(10, nod
i5ti,5 hest remedy for Diarrhoea. (s P1111. 051 (0 the
n5010. Sold by d usgl•t, in OvIry pan of rho we, 11,
Twenty.eve ammo a bottle, Ito valva 10 henlonlahte,
lie sere and ask for Hrs. Wioaww's Seething Syrup
and take no other le Ind.
TTIGIIEST RAILT1OA1).
The American Unlit Oroya rail-
road Z alta'.
reed ih the Peruvian Andes a fns
the, greatest elevation reached by
ally raitroad in rho world, At ono
point it pesses•throwgh a tunnel 15,-
665 1)101 above sea 1000). This is
but little over 100 foot less than the
elevation of Mont !Blanc, The Oroya
railroad also enjoys the distinction
of boingnln nvbgh gefett arfortyleiti
of having cost mere per 10110 than
the great majority of rati'oads, it
is 1'38 miles long, and cost 843,000,-
000. Tho many tunnels, bridges and
zigzags presented difltbttlt engineer-
ing problems.
--4-- -
la Turkestan every wedding en-
gagement begins With the 1)aytnent of
substantial T consi roti tit oh to the
ir1 s parents. It the h' i1
n t r
g
P g jilts ho
lover the engagement f, oft
has to bo
reternbd, unless the parents have
an-
other dati$etortogive as a sbeth
tutu,
]Ifonkoy' Brand Snap1'011108os all
stains, fuel:, dirt f W1118)1—flit
won't tettsh eiothes.
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CUR
1ii?ANL3$.
`'ting Edward P (+
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as HHeadlight "
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$ 6° Victoria"
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Experiment
with
other and
inferior
brands,
NULL, CANADA
A (IfILLICN IIUNCIIBACKS.
Spain has the most hunchbacks of
any country, in one small village
at the foot of the Sierra Wrenn,
there is ono in every thirteen in-
habitants. lerante, in the neighbor-
hood of the Loire, hus a grout many
reoplo suffering from deformed
rhoulders. Jt has been reckoned
that there are a million hunchbacks
in the world at present.
"I
can't get over some of the
oeuthfdl superstitions," sant tho
good natured (0(1 4. "For instance,
1 always wish when 1 see a 1021 of
hay." "I don't," said the man who
is always thinking shout trouble; "I
wish when 1 eco a load of coal,"
Minarets lin!'irlent gimes lipirthmia,
Manager — "Thomson, you aro dis-
chargedt" Clerk — "But whet have
1 done, sir?" Manager — "Nothing
—absolutely nothing. That's what
1
'complain n )lai about."
Busses, 0. C. RICHARDS le CO.
Gents,—I have used your 1I17N-
ATtD'S LINIMENT in my family and
also in my stables for years and
consider it the best medicine obtain-
able.
Yours truly,
ALFRED 11,OCHAV,
.Proprietor Roxton Pend Ilotol
arta! Livery Stables.
Renton -Pond, July 4t 01.
SOMETHING TO REMEMBER.
When travonng you should bear in
mind the road and the trains that
will take you to your destination in
the fastest time, and in the most
comfortable manner. The Grand
Trunk service excels in both par-
ticulars and possengcrn from To-
ronto to Montreal, Buffalo, New
York, Detroit and Chicago, will (ind
the day trains equipped with wide
vestibuled coaches, handsome Cafe
Parlor and Dining Car's serving
meals "a la carte." The night
trains carry Pullman sleeping cars to
all above .points, You can leave
Toronto for Montreal and east at
9 a. m, and 10 p. m. for Buffalo and
New York at 9 a• m,, 4,50 and 6.15
p. ne. and to Detroit and Chicago at
7.85 a, m., 4.50 p. tn. and 11.20 p.
In. Tickets, reservations, etc., at
city office, northwest corner King
and Yonge streets.
Excited Lady (at the telephono)—
"I want me- husband, please, at
once." Voice (from the exclutng0)—
"Number, please?" Excited Lady
(srrap''is))ly) — "Only the fourth,
you impudent thing,"
ENGLISH SPAWN LINIMENT
0110(1ves all hard, sort or annotated l.nnlp0
and Blemishes from horses, 'Blood S�rinvin,
Curbs, Bolin te, Ring Bone, Sweeny. Stifles,
$prtdns, Sore and Swollen Throat„ Cattails,
etc, Save 050 hy use of one bottle. War•
elver kntown.most Mowonderful,1 aldeggiy Blemish. GO re
"I thank you, sir, for your kind
permission to call on your daugh-
ter," "Remember that 1 turn out
the gas at ton o'clock," "All right,
sir. I'll not come bcforo that
If you aro coughing, take 51.
August iroetlg's Homburg Ilroast
Tea.
rli5la THEATRES.
Soma of the Parisian theatres give
gratuitous
s performances three
or
four tim
Cs:car. They aro intend-
ed
Y .Ya tar
n
ed for poor people, anti those who or
first in line aro usually et the doors.
several hours before the 8011se Js
opened.
11hun.Ilo your toot usurp the funo-
tion of the tongue?—What they aro
chattering
Mind's llnlment Cures Colds, - etc,
Jasper — "What aro you looking
00 annoyed about?" Mrs. Jasper --
"7 expected a day's rest, and didn't
gat it. ')'his is the cook's nay out,
but she insisted oa staying at
home."
Mlaard's liniment Cures Jistewer,
Monkey Brand Soap removes all
stains, rust, dirt or tarnish—but
won't wash clothes.
Ott AbMIRAOLC P008
FOR MAIHT AMINO ROUST HEALTH
C:
IH C910 CI.01AM.
Dominion Line Steamships
Idontreal tc Liverpool. Rotten to Lirce,
pool._ Portland to Liverpool. yta Queen♦
town.
Large and Feat Steamships. Superior 04* $1$ edatloa
Mr all °prance of pa monger& Huunos and 1,50 10 54
ter amt'I,hlpa Semis' attention has beth given to the
Second s Boon and R'hird.Ola1a aegommudatioa. Pel
:etas pw,xgo and ail Qartioutars; apply to any steal
of the company, or
-Richards, Of Ina a Oo. 0, Torrance a Os..
77 alsa St Beaton. Mnn;roatordrarnan4
To scud for our Coma
pptete Sheet Mesio
Catalogues and
Special Rates.
p
Teachers V,'e aro gqulpped fo
supply mmi ped is
Teacher an Canada,
ANT C0 , Limltod >B
156 Main Street, 158 Yonge 4r-.0.
WINNIPEG, MAN. TOROhi':,•, OOT.
CHENILLE CURTAINS
• and all Meta othouse Itnngings, also
LAUII OBTAINS °YRLIKI> °NLS NRD
Write to ne about yours
BRITISH AMERICAN 085190 00„ Sox tis, Montreal
Have You Seen It? What?�
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r, Heiden. neolp • 3P08o'rule for too home
511101010000 oepanm o0t of hnvan ,odd»•dr. >5)
5x5,•0, Sona 25denta. Tlnnoy rept 11,04 It o k le 101
on h. it. A good,ids lice tar 511I111 moo,-tylldmn
1(0 g,, Petllab.p 1eronta
ULTRYU..
Turkeys, Leese
D1J3, t:3IO;S ens.
If y011 want beet prices ship your
poultry to tie. We want largo quanti-
ty to meet aolnand we have for 11'.
EGGS WPr0 ccaen foQrToum.0(K
Tho Dawson Commission Co., Limited
TORONTO,
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MSK IVA3EI
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We wont the torrid°, 1
h 00,01,0' of Ismill:a todI
kola ng for u, at bane,
whole or rears time. rye
nteei.h 015 nl Anne an
da
0epply foo yarn Imo .1
rep for the worn qtt,eat 10
D14 anon no h mitre o
aT to 01D a week nmct
wonting to time 40,015;
to stn we k. verde a,
tum, tar.utlonln.o.
Name rel. tenor.
Tho Dominion liEei1itting
Dept. 13, '007105'00, ON'1'.
mother — "Oh, )ii1ildred! You
naughty little ,girl l You know you
oughtn't to slap )41siee? face." Tt.1il
dred — "Where ought I to slap her,
then, mummy?"
elcso "Did you ever ten
.Ia n— attend
any of Miss Build's 'At Homes'?"
De Bore (sadly) — "14-o, but I've
attended a good many, of her rot -et-
homes."
VV leWJSL SieNI) to every subscriber or reader of thirty paper afull-11SCO
WO,
hbtt. 511 melange of 05 rd{-0;trd by mail 7'O811'A in, Nttltiefont for one
month's treatment, to bo paid for within ono month's time after' receipt, It the
('3ceivor Linn truthfully say that geese has done hint or hot' more b0011 than 011
the thugs in0 dopes of guatics or good 1(0010l's or patent, medicines he or elle
has ever 0050, It1:.All th10 over again carefully, and understand that we ask
our pity only whoa it hoe done you good, and not before. the take all the risk;
you have hothing to lose, 1f it does not benefit you, you ray ccs nothing.
VIlAPeonie is a »etnral hard, adndnttraille rook-Ilke (11 ,1On01'-•-rnlnoral
01t0',—mined froth the ground 11110 gold and Mire's andr1qul100 about twenty
years for oxidisation. 1.t contains tree iron, free shlphur anti magnesium, ton
ono package w01 otlual in medicinal steenglh and 011ra1 h'e value 8OO gallons
of fhb most powerful, e11(e tcbo,1s 011001.11 Venter, drunk femil1 at 1110 springs, 1t
is a cola leel discovery, i L6 which there t n
Y, e c nothing settled t
g g t or taken fru it i
ft
from, a
the marvel M Lha c0ntury t01 miring Duch dis4asbs as Jthmuun.usrn !tela-ht'n
S1Nonse Dropsy, 1111>011 or.urim�, 1
CarL
Trouble,Catarrh rri ne1 Throat affect.
lets, hlv0r Kidney ad Bladder Ailments, ht4mch
quer female Ulsbrdcrrt J -a
Grippe, 4lalarlal ('`ever, Nervous Prostration nod keno 11 9eh1Jily, i10 Lunn"
colics testa end a0 n t'
n ono answering. title, 'writing y, 1 0 w tin for at ra' ,
tk 1- � r 1
,r n eat ,u
>s st a y
atter using,R Give age, ills and sox,
7'
offerwill Challc
g 1 rson who
n ane aoulterrai.io, quer awh m11 the
gratitude of every living parson win tics!','., bettor hennh, or who suffers'
pates, i)10 and tilieu eel 41)1011 17594 dolled tilt' medical world and grotpn worse
with ago. We care net for your skepticism, but ask only your tnvestign.tion,
411(1 at our expe1105, 1'4 10010ls 01101451,111e you I1aw0, h, sending, to lar for It
ira0kage. 1(0111 must n01 write on a pc stat card, In 0nseor to t111s, sdetwie
,.w,r..,.ry,. e w« Tlltp, N6e)., poclof )004'1)b0t,'W 0,1.1101 YOyir st,r Tore) `sr Oaf, -