The Brussels Post, 1912-9-26, Page 6ung Folks
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TLE 'BROWN MAST,
1Vlarjory Russel lay
out of the nursery
'het rain, which
oon; and even
, it showed no
TIIE 'TUE )CAUSE
OF RHEUMATISM
flue to soil in the Blood--Oan Only
be Cured Through the Blood
Not many years age even doctors
thought that rheumatism was only
a local pain caused by exposure to
cold or wet. Now they know that
the trouble ie caused by the blood
becoming tainted with uric acid.
cry busy that day, This condition o£ the blood cans -
had been left to ,amuse es the mueelesto contract, stiffens
the joints and irritates the nerves.
:reel of playing with If not promptly treated the stiff -
felt very cross. nese spreads and the pain grows
uorrid old rain 1" she worse until you are a helpless orip-
rily. "I wish it would go ple, tortured day and night. If the
' and never come book." disease touches the heart it means
se as she said this a big- piece sudden death. You cannot cure
gal in the fire cracked loudly, rheumatism with liniments, plas-
looking up, Marjory saw a tors or hot cloths, as so many try
e crowd of little brown men to do. You must go right to the
fling out ofthe grate. root of the trouble in the blood.
fey hopped down on to the rug The scientific way to cure rheuma-
faced Marjory. tism is to take Dr. Williams' Pink
?his is the naughty creature," Pills, which make new, rich blood
the leader, "she wants us to that goes right to the root of the
sf hunger and thirst." trouble. They sweep out the pois-
ndesd, I don't want any one to .nous acid, loosen the aching joints
said Marjory. areedom where beforebringd muscles and habeen pain
ease and
Nell, why do you'make such f
wishes, then?" he asked. "Yon and misery.
ed' the rain would- go away and ' Mise Beulah Sheppy, Morpeth,
s come back." Ont., says: "Following an attack
to I do !" said Marjory crossly. of measles I took inflammatory
:"like to know what business you rr��hieuseatism- My joints became
i vfitji that." r -swollen and the pain was almost
)hot you would," choruaaed the unendurable. I doctored with two
e brown men. es."- ' doctors, but the pain was only re-
Phen we'll eotli teach You; lieved while I was taking their me -
id up herek' dicing, and soon returned. For six
tIlrarttris dragged up from the months I continued to suffer in
add made to stand in front this way. Then I tried electric
rile Vie. pads, but they failed to do me any
'he little brown men scrambled good. Finally a friend persuaded
on the table; then the leader me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
Ike. and I had not been taking them
m Seeds,
before I t relief.
the Vegetable Kingdom,he longned using thePillsfor a time
, "and we think you need a and soon found myself in perfect
health and feeling like a new per -
on need food to make you son. I never lose an opportunity
ciem't you ad o sayenoughwin fa -
s' Pink
Qh, yes:1" replied Marjory. Pills as 1 ca
hiict nobody grudges you your ver of them."
I suppose?" Sold by all medicine dealers or
ertainly not; I always get by mail at 50 cents a box or six
gh," she said. boxes for $9.60 from The Dr, Wil-
1\l/ell, you're a selfish liams' Medicine Co., Brookville,
g 1" they , d. _;po lot g` Ont.
ou don't care
the rain is
the mole -
ere were
et very
Mg year a sinal, !aotury Was open-
ed. This method and another whioh
Krupp tried with a now (=opiate
proved esoleas, Krupp then deter-
lieeret
self,and learned ined to diseoverthee method a of
casting steel, but could not develop
it owing to lank elf means. In 1817
he employed only seventeen work-
men, and his difficulties ,never
.eased until his death in 1898.
His son Alfred, although only
fourteen years of age at the time,
resolved to continue the business,
and struggled hard, under the, di-
rection of his mother, He wander-
ed among the valleys of Ruhr gath-
ering knowledge, and then restart-
ed the works, He constructed ma-
chines on his own ideas, and al-
though these were necessarily prim-
itive—for he, too, lacked capital—
they worked satisfactorily for a
number of years, and by 1848 he
found himself the sole owner of
works employing seventy men.
From this time the firm's efforts
were eucoessful, and it has now
over 71,000 persons in its employ,
who took part in the celebrations.
To -clay it has its own coal and iron
mines, and builds its own ships. On
the death of Alfred Krupp, in 1003,
the property was turned into a, com-
pany with a capital of £8,000,000,
all in shares, with the exception of
four, at ,£50 eaoh, which are in the
hands of the family.
The centenary celebrations were
attended by the Emperor, Prince
Henry of Prussia, the German
Chancellor, the Secretary. of Sate
for the Navy, the. Prussian War
Minister, and a large number of
other Ministers, State officials, ad-
mirals, generals, and captains of
German industry.
The present head of the firm is
Alfred Krupp's eldest daughter
Bertha, who in 1900 was married to
Dr. von Helhlen Halbach, then
member of the Prussian Diplomatic
Service, who has assumed, the name
of Krupp.
To celebrate the centenary the
Krupp family has given a donation
of £700,000, part of which will be
devoted to jubilee presents to the
workmen and officials, and part to
benevolent institutions in Essen
and soldiers' and sailors' institutes.
The Kaiser has conferred on Herr
Krupp von Bohlen and Halbach,
Councillor of Legation, the rank
and title of Minister Extraordinary
and Envoy Plenipotentiary, and on
his wife, Frau Bertha Krupp, the
Luise Order of the Second Class.
Japan, which a few years ago ex-
ported no cotton underclothing at
all, now has practically the mono-
poly of the Indian market, and has
greatly encroached on the trade of
the United Kingdom.
he
ar- Cholera morbus, cramps and kin -
that dyed complaints annually make
this their appearance at the same time
} as the hot weather, green fruit, cu -
cry, by cumbers, melons, etc., and many
le brown re , persons are debarred from eating
ce and not cruelty these tempting things, but they
ish that, we for- need not abstain if they have Dr.
J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
aid Marjory. "I'll and take a few drops in water. It
you have told me." cures the cramps and cholera in a
ble array of Seeds remarkable manner and is sure to
into the grate, and 1check every disturbance of the bow -
up in the fire.
t up, rubbing her eyes
ng if she had dreamt
Dr. 0, Gordon Howitt, Dee
minion Entomoio1;tats says,
referring to the lufaatile death rate
from intestinal diseases and diarrlima
spread by the house Sy, be believes
that the harmless fly is yearly
causing the death of thousands of
infanta, as well as spreading the
germs of typhoid fever,
are the best thing to rid your house
of these dangerous pests.
Sallosssassessa*saaosearnossmessaasssessoss*
s shining into the tier -
has stopped .ining 1"
lined, "I do hope the
had enough food before it
I
St then the nursery door open -
anima looked in, "Come
arjory, girlie," she ex -
teed cheerily. "We'll have time
a. nice long walk before tea."
ey had a lovely walk, and
a explained to Marjory how
e fees'�"'.atiie flowers grow, and
sow necessary the rain is.
No that Marjory knows all
heat it, she never grumbles at the
'sin.
TIGHTENING THE BELT.
Remedy for Hunger Head Broke Out, Spread to Arms,
Test. Legs and Entire Body. itched So
_"1c
's for hunger He Would Scratch Until Blood Ran.
t mag his belt—bas One Box of CutcuraOntmentand
ientiflo teat by Dr. R. Nearly One Cake of Cuticura Soap
German investigator.Cured Him. Has lead No Return.
olid food were mad.
opaque by the addition of a metal-
lic salty and the effect of swallow- old, hila nem bee
o was about three months `n ese aitioes was then watched •w„5 vary itchy and ran a watery fluid. We
yme of X-rays, It was slhown tried everynling we could but he got worse
ire le act of swallowing all the time, till it spread to IIs sot so bad
lilac tht. ,ai p and then to his entire body. g
,"Used. the stomach to contract by that he came near dying, The rash would
*flex nation, thus hastening satia- ltoh so that he would scratch till the blood
ion. When solid food was swal- ran, and a thin yellowish stuffwould be alt
,wad tho contraction of the stem -
over his pillow in the morning. I had to put
mittens on his hands to prevent him tearing
i<Ch. was seen, a relatively small his skin. Iia was so weak and ran down that
amount being needed to satisfy the lie sae aimost a skeleton a and aitiswi ere Hands
setite'; the swallowing of liquids re thin lost claws.
-s leas contraction, a we
larger ' i3e was bad about eight months when we
natty bf such food being »Bees- tried Cuticura Remedies. I had not laid hIm
nd when the liquid was pass- down In his cradle in the daytime fora long
and
stomach through a tube,
while.
o eaappllc etlon shed him lot Oaticth luira Soap ent
allowing twice ae much and he was so soothed that he enuld sleep.
y as Leforo. It was It took one box of dui vra Oihntmenttand
axtifieial pressure on pretty near one cake of Outlenra Sep to cure
est have the same him. I think our boy would have died but
wing. Further ex- for the Oaticura Remedies and I ehalt always
nod this, and in all xemain a firm friend of them. He was cured
mare than twenty years ago, and there has
ting as they pleased bean no return of the trouble. I shall be
wearing a tight bent afahls cure," you
5 publish 115111s. S 0.s e atonn 1
L than when without Jasper, Ontario, May 27, 1010,
n, however,: liquid For marc than a generation mothers baud
)duced through a found a speedy, 85teeabid and economical
d no effect what- treatment for their Ala -tortured little one%
e appetite, se In Outieure Soap and Ointment. Although.
they aro sold by druggists and dealers every -
aided
vidently playa where,allberalseuiplenfeachinayboobtalned A ,�,in�g to the lags', census,
aided by arty fret, Prem the Potter lIrug tc Chom. doi'P.6 there are 147,000 foreigners in
solo preps., 13 Columbus Aie.,I3oston,O.s,A+ Egypt,
els.
HRUPP'S GREAT STEEL WORKS
Centenary Celebration by 71,000
Essen Workmen.
The centenary of the establish-
ment of the great Krupp
works at Essen, Germany, was cele-
brated recently.
The history of the Krupps is a
romanoe. Towards the end of 1811
Frederick Krupp associated himself
with two retired officers, who claim-
ed that they possessed the secret for
snaking cast iron, and in the follow -
RIGHT HOME.
Doctor Recommends Postum from
Personal Teat.
No one is better able to realize
the injurious action of caffeine —
the drug in coffee --on the heart,
than the doctor. Tea is just as
harmful as coffee because it, too,
contains the drug caffeine.
When the doctor himself has been
relieved by simply leaving off cof-
fee and using Posttun, he can re-
fer with full conviction to his own
case.
A Mo. physician prescribes Pos-
bum for many of his patients be-
cause he was benefited by it. He
says:
"I wish to add my testimony in
regard to that excellent preparation
—Postern. I have had functional
or nervous heart trouble for over
15 years. and a part of the time was
unable to attend to my business.
"I was a moderate user of coffee
and did not think drinking it hurt
me. But on stopping it and using
Postum instead, my heart has got
all right, and I ascribe it to the
change from coffee to Postern.
"I am prescribing it now in cases
of sickness, especially when coffee
does not agree, or affects the heart,
nerves or stomach.
"When made right it has a much
better flavor than coffee, and is a
vital sustainer of the system. I
shall continue to recommend it to
our people, and I have my own case
to refer to."Name given by Cana-
dian Posture Co., Windsor, Ont.
Read the little book, "The Road to
Wellville," in pkgs. "There's a
reason."
Ever read the above letter? A now one
appears from time to time. They are
genuine, true, and full of human Interest.
'WILLIE'S • ESSAY.
BASH SO ID 1JBY
CASE KERN WING
AWEL
"PURITYFOO ii CUTTER
is entirely different from the ordinary food
chopper. The barrel 13 in two closely fitting
sect,eas clampedtegetlter by onset -screw.
Canadian made machine.
Better is quality, capacity and price
works better, better finished, lee. to price.
Five different cutting plates,
'etexwe,i,a 21101`1" is the only
food cutter made in Canada— • Adila ease,
convenience, perfect -
cutting anddurability
—i. oa Drier to anyy--
thing »imported.
your dealer does not
handle Maxwell's
Purity" write no.
DAVID &AXSONSWEDt,
St. Malay., 0tat.
Tho Tragedy of the
Larne r-•-naexneeted
guests anti no
K ff C 1, SCAR
SAR NES
Cot Them From Your Cr000r
Trade supplied by
Jahn W. ItIokle et Greening, Hamilton
guns which eirs5lips themselves are
able to carry to fight a swaluu of
hostile flying machines 7"
The article points out that no air-
ship is worthy of serious considera-
tion for purposes of war unless it
fulfills the following requirements:
Radius of action, thirty hours
with a minimum speed of fifty miles
an hour.
Capacity to sail safely to England
and back.
Capacity to sail at least as fast
as aeroplanes carrying several pas-
sengers.
Carrying capacity for two and a
half tons of explosives.
Sleeping room for crew.
Complete searchlight and wire-
less apparatus equipment, with life-
boat for sea cruises.
Ships with these facilities require
a volume of 30,000 cubic meters of
gas, or 10,000 more than the largest
Zeppelin now in existence, The
Rundschau estimates that a fleet of
ten such vessels would provide Ger-
many with an effective fleet.
The German national fund for the
promotion of airmanship has al-
ready far outstripped the French,
having attained a total of $1,950,-
000.
Denmark exports the greater pro-
portion of its butter to the, United
Kingdom.
The Best Liver Pill.—The notion
of the liver is easily disarranged.
A sudden chill, undue exposure to
the elements, over -indulgence in
some favorite food, excess in drink-
ing, are a Mw of the causes, But
whatever may be the cause, Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills can be relied
upon as the best corrective that
can be taken. They are the lead-
ing liver pills and they have no su-
periors among such preparations.
zt is useless to take. a vacation if
you are weary from over -rest.
Minard's Liniment Cures Darns,. Eta.
Enthusiast (at musical recital) --
"We shall hear more of this youug
man." Sufferer—"Not to -night, I
hope!"
CONDEMNED TO DEATH,
"Waiter!"
The voice of the elderly gen'tlo-
inan rests in aoeents of auger and,
wrath from his table by the window.
"Yes, sir," replied the waiter,
bustling forward.
The enstamer ,wallowed several
times quickly before he could com-
mand his voices
"Here, takes—talcce this egg
away 1" be reared, with an effort.
"Yes, sir," said the waiter oblig-
iogly, es he approached, the offend-
ing article,"And—sand what shell
i
I do with t, sir?"
The elderly gentleman rose men-
acingly in his chair.
"Do with it?" he bellowed. "Do
with it7 Wring We nook."
BRITISH DEATU DUTIES.
Why the Hon. Irene Lawley Can't
Live in Iter Father's Rouse.
The Hon. Irene Lawley, who in-
herited the estates of her father,
the late Lord Wenlock, has address-
ed a letter, accompanied by her
framed ptotegraph, to each of the
tenants on the Escriek Park estate,
near York, England. In the letter
she says: of
I am sending you this photo to
myself, which I hepe you will like,
and I trust it may serve to remind
you of me during those years in
which I am most unfortunately pre-
vented from living at Escriek ow-
ing to the heavy death duties which
have to be paid oitt of the estate
which I have inherited from my fa-
ther.
I cannot tell you how sorry I am
that this should be the case, nor
how much I desire to live among
you and to be associated in all the
work of my estate; but I have no
choice but to let Escriek Park and
live somewhere else, unless the
standasd of efficiency at which the
property has been kept in recent
years has to be considerably low-
ered. So you see that my absence
is forced upon me through causes
which I cannot control.
The receipt of this letter has
awakened profound sympathy
among the Esorick tenantry.
CHILD COVERED WITII ECZEMA.
Znin-Bak Wonted Complete Cure.
Mrs. A. J. Cameron, of Melita,
Man., writes: "When my little boy
was six weeks old he had eczema.
The sores simply covered his face
and head, and I had to tie his hands
to keep him from scratching and
making them bleed. The doctor
gave me several kinds of ointment,
but they did no good. I then,tried
fourteen boxes of an advertised re-
medy. Still there was no improve-
ment l I tried another ointment,
and several medicinal soaps, but
the poor little fellow still continued
to suffer. One day a friend said,
'Why don't you try Ze-Bak?'
"I began with this balm, and a
week's treatment made a great dif-
ference. I persevered, and within
a month every sore was healed!
Thanks to Zam-lank his scalp is per -
.featly healthy; and his hair has
grown again."
For all skin diseases, cuts, burns
and blood poisoning use Zam-Bill`
and Zam-Buk Soap. All dealers
and stores, and Zam-Buk Oo., To-
ronto.
AFTZFi THE IR!J:V'S WO.lRI
what's snore refreshing than a
cup of Toa? Bo sure We
Li
9
Goes f rtheat for the money
Aa,. "'+'•f'l;d` eteset'
mozzczazt
The cheapness of Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator puts it within
reach of all, and it can be got at
any druggist's.
A good cure for children's weak
ankles is to bathe the ankles in salt
and water, or, if possible, in sea-
water.
GERMANY'S AIRSHIPS.
Expert Declares They Are of Small
Value for War Purposes.
The belief held widely both in
Germany and abroad that the Ger-
man airships already represent an
invincible force is contradicted by
an article in the military and naval
organ Taeglidhe Rundschau,
"It must be finally declared with
ruthless frankness," says the
Rundschau, "that even the very
best of Germany's present dirigi-
bles must become something radi-
cally different before we cite speak
of their actual worthiness for war.
"People are always talking about
their capacity for strategic observa-
tions on account of their radius of
action. But what will become of
them if at the end of the first fifty
miles they are attacked by a dozen
or two or three doyen armed aero-
planes, having regard to the weak
The shark is a large muscular
fish that lives in the eon and has
teeth like two rows of icicles. Its
mouth is towards the front end and
on the under side of the body. The
shark is not good to eat. If I had
been making the world I never
would have made a shark, but we
know not what's before us,, what
trials are to come, and it is our
duty to bo resigned. The shark
lives on sailers, of which there are
many in various parts of the world.
Once there was a shark that made
a mistake and bit a man's wooden
leg off. The man said tho shark
wonted it for a toothpick, but I
thinly it was wrong to deceive any-
body. We 'should always tell the
trutb and be kind to those about
us. When you see a shark coming
after you the best way is to climb
up the side of the ship with much
haste.
At Delhi, the new capital of In-
dia, the Government buildings aro
to be ereoted at a cost of £400,000,
REGULAR SAINT,
"He's a wonderfully kind man."
"Yes, he is. He will even Laugh
at the bright sayings of other peo-
ple's children."
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fro
a
be
re
Pil
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FARMS FOR SALF.
H. W, DAWSON, Ninety Colborne St.,
Toronto.
Yen FIFTY GOOD IMPROVED in Manitoba, 5aslutahownn
0
and Alberta at right prima on easy tonna
p.' Rd strict of Ontario THE i BEST
atRr FRUIT prions.
ko'daBUT
Le
L stock, grainfdairy farm consultm
H. W, DAWSON, Toronto.
omfort for the Dyspeptic—There
no ailment so harassing and ex-
isting as dyspepsia, which arises
m defective action of the stomach
nd liver, and the victim of it is to
pitied. Yet he can find ready
lief in Parmelee'. Vegetable
Is, a preparation that has estab-
ed itself by years of effective
se. There are pills that are wide -
advertised as the greatest ever
ompoundedi but not one of them
n rank in value with Parmelee's.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
Tib 50110 ACIINS—JUST OUTBIDS Till
J_4 -city of Loudon limits; soil clay and
gravelly loam; now brick house. Will es.
change for city, town or village property,
or
50r London arOnm. The Western Real
MALE HELP WANTED.
DARN T.1I13 RAILWAY STATION
work and oars. more money than i
env ether trade. We qualify. forCanadian all
Write for FreetBook 18. Dominion Roboof
Railroading, Toronto.
misoRI LANEOU9.
TRAY AND FARM SCALES, Wllpsa'n
..LLA Seale Works, 9 Pepinnado, Toronto,
�( ANODa, TUMORS, LUMPS, eta In. •
0.1 toriial and external, cured ettbodl
Pain by our borne treatment. Write us
before too late. Dr. Bellman Mediae( 00.
Limited, Collingwood. Ont.
to TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson's
SS Scale Works, 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Mrs. Flubdub — "My heaband
goes out every evening for a little
constitutional. Doers yours?" Mrs.
Guzzler -"No, my husband always
keeps it in the house."
No man or woman should hobble
painfully about because of corns
when so certain a relief is at hand
as Holloway's Corn Cure.
Public education throughout the
United Kingdom costs the, ratepay-
ers £29,000,000 annually.
MInerd's Liniment for safe everywhere.
There are over twenty-three thou-
sand Justices of the Peace in Eng-
lalid and Wales.
The total number of officers, sea-
men, and boys in Britain's navy
exceeds 100,000.
ED. 4.
MSC li 38---'12
are entirely different from
others both in their composi-
tion and their effect—complete
evacuation without purging or
dtsooadert.
25c. a box at your druggist's.
NnrioNAL antra AND CH0MICM. Co.
er CANADA, 111.11TED. 1 r,s
NOTHING TO BRAG ABOTJT.
"I never hear you bragging about
ur ancestors."
"No. They all had to work for n
wing, too."
'1 ALL STONES, KIDNEY AND BEAD.
dor Stones, Kidney trouble, Gravel,
Lumbago and kindred ailments poeitively
oared with .the now German Remedy,
Sanol," price 51.50. Another now romodi'
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure Euro, is
Senol's Anti -Diabetes." Price 82.00 from
druggists or direct. The Sandi Mannfae-
tnring Company of Canada, Limited,
Winnipeg, Man.
St. Joseph, Levis, July 1.4, 1905.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—I was badly ,r14ke1 by my
horse. last May and after using several
preparations on my leg nothing would do.
My leg was black as jet, I was laid up
in bed for a fortnight and could not
walk. Alter using throe bottles perfectly your
MINAS 0thatlI couldlstart was the road
cured, JOS. DUBDS,
CHENILLE CURTAINS
mutat! kind, of Lew, !wattage. also
;L$iCE CURTtAI� eYs®L1NEO N0
S1.4AN5CO
Write to as menet yours. Geld Medalist.
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., Box 233,Montroal
1te 40a. IV GI- WE "Cr 71L 3IEIV
ORBOSOTFI
StIcaJ1.xos.iwitsse
Proteot — Preserve — Scum utl fy
Oample0 and Booklets on Application
dAi1IES LiAfd1MUIR & CO., Limited
18755 Bathurot Street TORONTO
When buying your Piano
insist on h8,vfnt3 an
..OT`sO HIG_. �a•►
Ptarso Action
BOILERS New and Second-
hand for heating
and power purposes. TANKS AND
SMOKE STACKS. Agnate for Marto.
mat Ventilating and nesting System.
POLSON 1R0 8WeRDKS TORONTO
Engines and Shipbuilders
Britain's national expenditure
amounts to nearly two hundred mil-
lion pounds annually.
Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast via
Chicago and North Western Bs., Sept. 26th
Lee ,t ngel 0 San 11 Pranoisee, in Canada
tau d
Seattle, viatoria, Vancouver, Helena,
Butte, Missoula, lCaliapoll, Pocatello,
Nampa, salt Lake City, Ogden, Grand
Sot., eta. Through Tourist sleepers and
free reclining chair.- oars from Ohfeao.
information routes.
or ,call 011 13 ll.' Por
Boa
nett, General Agent, 46 Tonga St., Toronto.
"All peace" is the meaning of the
Christian name Alfred, while Ar-
thur means a strong man. Samuel
means "Heard by God."
Mothers Value This Oil.—Mothers
who know how suddenly croup
may seize their children and how
necessary prompt action is in ap-
plying relief, always keep at hand
a supply of Dr, Thomas' Ecleeric
Oil, because experienOe has taught
them that there is no better pre-
paration to be had for the treat-
ment of this ailment, And they
are wise, for its various uses ren-
der it a valuable medicine.
disinfectant sweeping
powder, is a life -pre-
server because it kills
all disease germs.
Floors clean; car-
pets bright; home
fresh teed sweet. No
duet while sweeping. '
Ask your Heeler for it.
MaoLaren Imperial Choose Co,
L mated
Bole distributors fee Ontario
THE SAPHO MF0. CO., Limited
M ontroa1
Maypole Soap
FDY�
i�ING
Washes and dyes at
one operation, giv-
ing remarkably
clean, bright, hot
colors, Dyes cotton,
wool, silk or mix-
tures. 24 colors,
will give any shade.
Colors 10c, black
15a at your dealer's
or.postp'd with Wk.
let "How to Dye' i io5
loom F. L. BENESICT & CO. Montreal
The number of police in England
and Wales is upwards of 49,000; in
Scotland,. 5,650; in Ireland, 11,900.
amerces Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
ABOUT FALLING LEAVES.
The fall of leaves in autumn is a
remarkable variable process, the
foliage of owand
ing 'h hepib lo
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slowly dropped dn
weeks and even menthe, while some
trees and shrubs become suddenly
bare in a few days, A curious re-
port is made of a horse chestnut
and a maple in the botanical gar-
dens at Halle, Germany. Broth
trees were in full leaf when a Meet,
of 26 degrees Fahrenheit tame one
October night,. and when the sun
rose at 8 o'clock a veritable ahower
bean from each tree, the leaves
dropping in a great stream. The
to
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PRESSES
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Three Sizes:
Junior, price $25,00
Medium, 30.00
Senior, 11 36.00
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MONTREAL
fall stopped suddenly tet the end of
an hour from the horse chestnut
and in about half an hour from the
maple. In the hoes the horse, obese
nut lost 8,603 leaves; weighing 135
lbs„ and the half hour fell MOM the
maple was 61 lbs., or 16,518 leaves,.
at rho average of 9,2 per second.
The last leaf fell from the horse
Chestnut on Nov. 10, the total fall
Mem it from Oct,7h vi gbbeen
276,'900 leaves,
During the lost few years .the
price of the raw produce of ferrate
in the United States has' risen by
3e per cant,
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Step safely.
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