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The Blyth Standard, 1903-07-02, Page 6I CAKEWALK CRAZE iN PARISThe Athlete and Hla Stomach. COULDN'T PUT The the most important eon- ISSUE NO. 27. 1903 eidenallon for an athlete In train- Ing fg the condition of hie stomach. The quantity and quality of food and. the regularity of meals and sleep aro ell carefully watched, because lit is LICOS4 8Py for the stomach to U REDUCES be in peritet running order if the athlete wonbi wake the moat of his powero. For thle Important organ affects the nervous system as Writ aw the musete,, and the peeves and head have no much to do nit ill Whiffing a race all the sinews. There Is danger lo over -eating as there le In insufficient nourishment, the trainers say; because, while the latter stay weaken n man, the for- mer produces duilneem and inertia "A man with his atom/cell fall," said Trainer Ilitxhberg, at Columbia Univervelty, " hntnl't the clean, quick nerve force that an athlete must have to get the most of hie musses." -Harry Beardsley In Les- lie's Weekly. i ye— ems; Capital Quite Captivated PerlbrnttngStrange Antics. But then the Cake -walk started and l "11. le`tt'ing of swims.; and lodging" ingrain to Creep upon us as one after • another of twenty-four couples came Out into tho circus ring (wd uuao . glowing idiots of them.elveil at lin Amertoatne to the tepee of "Whist- , 111311 Aufns," "You Aro ley liuney- aunllle," "A Georgia l'n.mp-meeting," "A Hot Time 1n the (11(1 Town," and tate rept of the old familiars. Amer - 10a at its worst never Imagined suc11 �-a rag -time epldetnh: as is raging in -Paris tovktr. 'Rile manager of the , Nouveau Cirque -an American, by Use way, who knows n butintse pro- , poaltioo when he sees it -told the tater 1n the evening time it is the greatest foul be has ever seen in twenty-five year, 80 a circus and theietrloml manager. That he has 'given his public rug -time and en la, - Walk now for seven luuuths without a change of bill, and that it gets 1Or0 find more popular every day tied that the Nouveau Cirque 10(1) tollpse(f all business records in theat- rical Paris. "Wonderful 1" I exclaimed, and turned again to where favaonalee Parke was disporting itself in the oirous ring. Some of the, women were beautifully gowned and managed to *cake themselves as attractive 8s a woman eon be 111 that onbeuutiful Owlet,. But the leen ! Well, the most melancholy s'gllt on earth Is ft man- s well-dressed, well-groomed, well- bred, ordinarily dignified 1(1,10-mak- tng a consetaumafc idiot of hlmeelf for the amusement of n jeering crowd. He look, week, helpless, adapts, pitl- ahte, and all the time he seenm to half realize It anal to be la.borlug to ovenoomo It. The duly meal In that orowd of twecty-tour fashionable oakeewneters that I didn't reel pro- found pity for was the One who was entirely, ettahse.l in a grolentilue bear- bido. Everybody knew everybody, and the conversation between the ring and the bo!,0s 014(0 geucrni, 1l11lis^rim- loatc, and cntvrtaainieg, and every- botiy was etldietly very happy. TJte Whole titmice glittered with Jewels and beautiful women. Every scat In the big midi 1.01111111 was oe: (111 11, and everybody Wild ha evening dress, and the effect was almost startling in • He brilliancy. A rim' of gents had even to be put around the inside of the ring for the accommodation of a oouplo of hundred unaccompanied bachelors who made a nice study in black 8183 white sitting elose toge- ther side.by aide Ina comelete circle. -Eleanor Franklin's Pavia letter in Leslie's Weekly. and HIS COAT ON Stay Home and Save Money. \. Y. Herald. Baxter—I suppose you're going to the Comlque to -night to see the wom- en With oho iron jaw ? Seenpex--Yo,I'm going to stay at home and hear her. MASSEY.H.ABRIS COItN IIA 1tVESTEIt Hassey-flarrle Co., Limited, added the Corn Harvester to their long Zine Of up-to-date farming imple- ments because their numerous pat- rons wanted a Massey-ilnrri, Corn Harvester. Charity. Ire success In the heavy crops of reoon% yearn has been marked. Its ex- Lite. Delimit, work and wearing qualities " Papa, what id charity 7' pp,O'ptn10(11100 It a eni,ta,'bie mato for the "Charity, my son, le giving away Massey -Harris Grain Binder, which what you don't want." la sold by the tens of thousands ev- " What is scientific! charity ?" "&nentific ehnrlty Is giving away what you don't want to some one who 4100e not want it." " What is organized charity 7" "Organized charity, my son, Is giving away 'something that you don't want to same .oeiety which will give It array to some one who does not want It. Remarkable Cure of Dropsy by Dodd's Kidney Pills George Itdbrrtson, of almatreal, a Phy'• si841 Wreck, !teetered to Splendid Beat( ft by the Great. Kidney Remedy Montreal, Jour e.--(1pevi,tl'-'Pile case of George iluberisun, u( :311:: James street, this city, is looked upon by those interested in medi- cal platters as one of the most in- teresting on record. Mr. Robertson was a sufferer front Drepsy and was so led that tapping was resorted to, Decide Kidnov Pill, cured tum. Inter%ieweti regarding !till euro, i111r. Robertson said: "I was troubled with Dropsy and Rheumatism for five velars. t was a total wreck be- fore I startr( to use DOdd's ICid- This watt the battle of Culloden nee Pills. Before 1 got out of bed Moor, April 18, 1748, 0. S. 11 Walt do the morldng 1 could hardly put fought 01) it plain about five ranee my feet on the floor, they wore 1 front Inverness, Scotland. It was the swollen so much Irem Dropsy. lust attempt on the part of the H to so that rI could not (litines spossession at- on. tite not 1 utmy coat throne Great Britain. Tills Before i had taken two doses tempt was made by Charles Edward of Dodd's Kidney Pills I felt great- Stuart. "Bonnie Prince Charlie," a Iy rrlievrt. N.ecrn bo cured ne• grandson of James II. He defeated contltl'tely. I also had lumbago, but 111(41 1 used Todd's Kidney Pills 1 don't know what 1t le to bo sick." Drop. -y. Lumbago and Rheumatism are all caused by diseased Kidneys. TJpzre can bo no disenscd Kidneys w'h0(1 Do,td'v Rldury Pills are used. IGHT Last Battle In Great Britain. Why They liked Her. (levees. News. Ida -She Is )t'ry popaLer with the young people. *4 -Cut 1 hear elle sits with her buck toward them. Ian -That la why they like her. Sit' is the chaperon. Sl. Martin, gee., May 18, 185, C. C. . MIC111JWs da COt: Gentlemen, -Last Novem,iner my child stuck a nail in his knee, caus- ing inflammation so severe that I was advised to take him to Mont- real and have the limb amputated to save hls life. A neighbor mined us to try MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT, which we did, and within three days my child was alt right, and I feel so grateful that I send you this testimnntltl, that my experience may be ,f benefit to others. Lotti (IAONIER. Limerick intelligence, Penn. Punch Bowl. ';'la said that old Earl of Warwick (A personage very hislnrwlek) Dtnulissod lila physician, A man of posieian, For making him drink paregarwlek. Millard's Linimeltt ('urns Gargct in Cows Cry' year. The Massey-Ilarrie Corn llarvester has an all -steel Frame. The Clears are the largest In nee on corn hind- ers. The Dividers are of ample length, and tett nu:t^_Juno bee a wide raage of tilt. The Butt Pan can be raised or loty- ered to suit differete lengths of corn. This admi!tll of 1110 Buelles being pro- perly bound. The Knottor is the famous Ilaseey- Harris Knotter, which has done such unfailing work on the Grain Binder. The Massey -Harris Cori Harvester should be the choice of every progres- sive farmer who appreciates quality, and wants good 1,11111.3 for ble money. Lever's Y-2(Wise Ifoa )DiainfeotantSoap Powder is • boon to any home. It disin- fects and clams at the arae time. s Cornell Observations. Cornell Widow. An' oculist Is pat necessarily, an eg- otlat because he always talks about Punishment ler Talking. tho eye. The Duko of Argyle tells this story "That," said the eon of old Ell, of Winston Churchill, witch 1"OWS } poluti'ig 10 the New Haven pollee that the talent for talk develop:al station, "1e the original Yalelock." young 1n the author end member of Berne yenyeantBODY STRONG some ra ago he clslted Harrow and noting n boy' running around the cricket field nil by h11( Ch asked BRAIN D���Dg what h(1 was (Wag it for. ' That's Lord Rnneoleh Churehlll'e son, and whenever he tells too much era make nem rat tl"'ell tmett x011111 the cricket field." This Makes the Perfect Man --the Happy htfaard's Liniment Cures Dlatrtnp"r. Woman. South Amer. thisIR the norlitwestcrn towhee of ' ican Nervine, city there is n whoc, has charge of a primary chase. dale wee one morning giving her The seat of the majority of chronic pupils a lesson on the civil war and diseases is the nerve centers, Cure them wanted to hnprere on their mninds -build up nerve force there -and you how long ago it happened. cure the disease. This is the secret of "Just think, children,' she said, the amazing results attending the use of "It w -as so long ago that even I the South American Norville -a vet. don't remember it." itable life -builder and eradicator of "0 -o -o-0 (;ell )" esniaimed One of disease, Cures Stomach and Liver the boy.. Complaints, General Debility, Impure A Fife Story. Blood, Female Complaints, and every A gentlrll was telling In the disease which indicates impaired nerv. train the 0th r day n curious the .nus force. Read what it did for the fa- Arabi tut relent he ily of A. W. Stephens, Strathaven, Ont. got from He writes: "A bottle of South American a canny nativo ei irll{sbir0. Driv- Nervine Tonic did more form sister Ing through the "1:iuq,lmn" oneY day he cam^ to a nice litre Vii- fad than a whole summers doctoringL nage, "id he Iral101 a l,as'scr-by (1nd sad drugging curedar after effects of La asked the t(atm0 of the place. 'qt's 1O th5 It my foils. atter Oa'd Fronehi'." -,A, Peres ie. lees pontis of torture from boils. Only u !s it Cali: t Ereurhle?_,vltitt does ed two betties and has not been Frouehie. lucent ?" ''Whaul (lar, a :roubles now for seven years, It's the ,some frar?" Asked the. native. "dye Ireateatof remedies," Dome freta Gl:tsllolt'." "On, lay:' Mr.gical Relief Glasgow, An' what die (Ilasgow , In Rheumatic and Neuralgic pains fs wall ? Au' h-,0 i11 it reed tllas- tfforded by the South American low T. w.ci t', r tort. Th(' saran- ! Rheumatic Circe. Cures in one to icer io;'lr':-r 1.11:1.(NI the Berea to ' .hree days and does it thoroughly. An iFgc ,: 1 " t disputable sct0 '1 No. 40 !teal Ancient. Philadelphia Ledger, the English in the nettle of Fal- kirk, but ill rt second battle, at Culioden, was finally defeated by the Duke of Cumberland. Fie wand- ered as a fugitive in the highlands for five months, finally sneceded In getting out of the country and died in Remo, Jun. 3), 1788. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT Removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and blemishes from horses ; blood spovin, rurl,o, splints, ringbone, sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc, Save IVO by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful blemish cure ever knows, lir Wet l Sandwiches. 8110(1 the crust from the bottom 01 a fresh loaf of tiandwich bread lengthwise, continue slicing the loaf In very thin slices until you have cut it nil up; remove the crust and spread each slice with mayonnaise ; lay crisp heart lettuce leaves first dipped quickly i11 French dressing • drain web and iny on each slice of bread, letting the feige of leaves ex- tend over the slices of bread fa trifle. Roti slices 111(11 fasten then( with a Wooden toothpick until ready to srrl'e pick must thiel( be removed. Nasturtium blosooms 111(ly be used Instead of lettuce leaves or the very thinnest ellces of cold chicken or turkey trutrted partridge makes a fine filling for those sltdldwiches.- Elizabeth 0. Hiller in Juno House- keeper. A Much Felt Want. Buffalo News " What's this thing?" asked (Linen, who was inspecting- it music emior- lum. "That? Oh, that's used on noting. 'AYe call It a rltin-rest." "Gimme one!" excl'tim'hl the visitor. "8'p0se It would work on my wife 7" Piles Te fir Ton Dr. Chase's se'e reOintment is a certain and absolute cure for ,sob and every form of itching, bleedingand protruding piles, Um nannfactnrers have guaranteed it. See tog - Unionise' in the daily press and ask your neigh - bore what they think of lt, Yon can use it and get roar money back if not cured. flee a box, at all dealers or EDMAasoN,BAves & Co.,Toronto, Dre'Chasel's Ointment Feinting e'en. Ethel -There, I've forgotten to at- tend a fuuctiou to which I was In- vlted clow careless. George -You quells! have an etlgagemeut calendar. Fahel-Olt, Bio rgr, this is yo sudden 1 -Chicago Record -herald. Ile (otter a tlff)-.Going home to your mother, eh 7 She -Yes, Iam. He -Huh 1 Whitt do yon suppose she'll s11,5' to you ? She -She'll any, "I told you so." (Ile muds n -p.) Now York Weekly. Kitty -They- tell me Fred hug pro- opee(I to you. Bertha -Well, no; not exactly ; but tt amounts to that. He asked me night before last If my father was worth Its much as they say he is. -Boston Transcript. " To tell ',you the truth--" "8hshsh! Don't try It, oW man! George Wnchington Oki that once, and look at hire now -he's detu 1"- Bnitimore News. Wantanno--I wonder if Gabsky will recite for me at my little party tide evening? Dunno-lie will unless you know 118 yet some undiscovered way to prevent !aim. -Baltimore ,American. A Difficult Task. An Irish drill sergeant ane In- specting Rome recruits on parade, and wad loud in Ile threats of whet Ito would do if th*'y ever dared turn out so dirty again. lie stood in front of ono recruit and swore that he hadn't cleaned his boots for to month. Th. n, walking round to tho brick of tern he concnlse(1 everyone with laughter by shout- ing: "Private Murphy, sure you're the filthiest baste that ever walk- ed. B(xlad, turn round and look at tho back of your neck ; you haven't washed It since you 'lisle]." Accounted lar. • Mr. Froutpow-I'm glad yen belong to our church choir, my dear; It is math an orderly organization. I never see you whispering to one another duffing* eery lces, Mrs. Frontnev: -N,, none of na are an speaking trrnu;, a , �t EXPENSE '1,000 Reward wilt bo paid by Leve" Brothers Limited, Toronto, to any person who can prove that this soap contains any form of adulteration whatsoever, or contains any injurious chemicals. Ask fee the eetagon Rnr, pts I'be Wisdom of Age. Attan(a Constitution, "80 you quarrelled with your Wife 7" " No, soh -she quarrelled who ole," " Don't yon ever answer (sock 7" " Jodge," replieed the witness, "I'm forty years 01(11" fee Mlnurd's Liniment Caron ('olds, etc. Getting tlatis18olion at Law. Cleveland Plait Dealer. 'Hier did you coma out with your lawsuit ?" "1 won It." "Get tlamagoo?" "Sure. 1 got almost enough to pay my lawyer." hflnard', Liniment Cures Diphthe- ria, Rio, Cake, A delicate rice cake for dessert may be made as folio'tve : Put a pint of Cold, fresh milk in a sauce- pan over a hot fire. When it bolls add a heaping cup of well washed rice. Let the rice cook slowly in the milk for twenty minutes, then cool it ht the saucepan for half an hour. Add six heaping table- spoonfuls of sugar, and stir teem In well 'Then add three whole eggs and flavor with a tablespoonful of orange flower water or orange extraot. Roll some good puff paste eery thin, line a tin pudding mould, holding about throe pints, with the paste; odd the rice with the eggs, sugar and flavoring, and put the pudding In a moderate oven to bake for forty minutes, Then cool the pudding, cover it with an icing and serve. This make* a term cake, whichshould he well flavored with orange extracted and garnished with a little aced jelly. The orange extract la manic by soaking the yellow peel of a Cal- ifornia orange in DO per cent. al- cohol for at least two weeks, Orate the peel Into the alcohol or pack it in titin slices, and Hee that there is enough' of It to fill the bottle completely. -Tribune. "TILE ONLY WAY." There Ls but one way to property appreciate the advantages of a trip ('fleet 8Tribune. to New York or Boston on the Ho mcrhrr just ns he stepped on the trains of the New York Central 8110 141w he wad smoking a cheap Railway, andthat ie to use the line. cigar, Seo your ticket agent. Hn spoke not, and she was equally dumb, For she (4:1101 he saw she was chew - Wisdom of a Kind. ting guns. Chicago Journal. A laugh Is worth a hundred groans In arty market. Mrs. Winslow's homing map Amin always be used for Children Tsetalsg, 1 rootbes the child, softens Merano, awes Trial cotta and lathe beet remedy for Diarrhea, WAN'T:1)-f(tn111T, N81308TIO .young ua•n (runt the fNnrm, with good (lddrl',a and pluck (int cannot he 11111.580 down, Inn make from 01(1 to 090 per week selling oar s mrl+dth', et rel'ognhed merit to the wholesale Bunt re all merchants In the 1'nited Stones on condulfstnu ; travelling ex- laspelmet,advtineed. Address P.O. box No, 8R lnnthtou, Out. 0I1N'I' (0N'l'ilh—TO HANI11.J1 08 /I. good atma(,slon, our Illevnture In this district, .1 relit No firm or punt, preferltbly couneeted with building hnsiuro,. Amines Canadian Iii Elevator Company, Limited, Monition, Ont. Summer Excursions To Rochester, 111(11, Islands, Ray of Muinte, Rapids Rt. la wrelief', 1,1 Montreal, Quebec, Murray May, River du Loup, 7'adoueac, Saguenay !fiver. Steamers Toronto, Kingston u .0 by steamers Ilnmlltoa, Spartan and Corsican. Further Itnh,rin't lett apply to 11. Foster Chaffee, western Passenger Agent, Toros to USE 1,000 MILE AXLE GREASE 1t Has No Equal Manufactured Duly by THE CAMPBELL MFC. CO. et HAMILTON, ONTARIO. For sale by all leading dealers. USED FOURTEEN YEARS WITH GOOD RESULjyS. "! G, 11151, New York, erpt.0,1303. J. A ISSIA1.1,('u., Grad least: -1 have "rod gourepavin Curs en my horses for the pant fourteen years and 11 hu now op, rt, en me good mains in every particular. 101,, have one of your bookalhatl have Lound vetniltrn01thn11orse 11 IriVe the "Trent8101 his DLeues, 8111 you kindly bend,ne ono. Ileapccti oily yours, B. F.5RIe1IE. n (e as et,,nutrty reliable remedy for Spaying, splints, Curt*, ltinghonee, etc. Removes the bonnie and leaves no erne. Price g1; e14. for 43. a liniment for family nee l t her no equal. Ask ,your drna4la for KRNDALI.'a SPAVNN CURE, alio "A '1'rratl.o on the clone,' the hook free, or addict% Mete 1,KENDALL el., ENOSEURO FAILS, NT. Cunt ret cusps. It Is natural that the man who gives himself away should feel cheap. What a good world this would be if all mea did what they. boast of. A postponed teak more toil begets, and borrowed money pays no debts. Some people get credit for brok- en hearts when they have simply lost their nerve. It takes one to make a mind, two to make a bargain, three to make a marriage. PERFECTLY HARMLESS and yet effectual Painkiller may be administered by :Sexi/er• lenced persons without fear of accident. J"or ell bowel complaints 11 le a sure spectre. Avoid substitutes. 'nitre le but one "Pain - kilter" -Perry David. Venomous Things, Patience -She says some one was pleased to hear her talk for an hour. Patrice -Perhaps elle was talking to herself. There ie more Catnrrlr ,n thin section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until llm last few years Waal supposed to be Incurable. Fora great many years doe. tors pronounced It 0 local disease and press milted local remedies and by constantly fall - Ing to cure with local treatment, pronounced It incurable. Science has provencatarrh tot» it constitutional dite(we and therefore re. quires a constitutional treatment. Bnll'$Ce, tarrh ('pre, manufactured by N. J. Cheney Co,, Toledo, Olio, In the only constitutional care on the market. It Is taken Internally to doses from 111 drops to a teaspoonful. Itacta directly on the blood Glad mucous surfaces of the oyster!), They after one hundred dollar* for any ease 111,111w to cure, tend for citat- ions and testimonials, Address F. J. CHI:NEY h CO.,Tolsdo,O. Rohl 11y Druggists -75c. Hall's Family Pills 'Ire the beat. Quite a Different Matter. Chicago Post, "The lay's are throwing stones At a poor peddler." "Outrageous." "That's what I think." "Whose boys are they?" "Team." "0h, well, boy's will be boys. Let the children play." Dick's Blood Purifier Is the beat Tonic for Horses and Cattle It puts cows in perfect health, and increases the flow of milk. DICK'S gives houses ■ smooth glossy coat, and puts life and spirit into thein. Try a package with any run-down animal you may have and you will be convinced. 60 cents a packego, LEEMINO, MILER a CO., AGENTS, MONTREAL SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS Ea B. EDDY'S NEW INDURATED FIBRE WARE TUBS, PAILS, ETC For sale by ail first cies dealers sir INSIST ON OETTINO 'mows.