'N A Drlvlng Test Timat Made History- To get a steam engine the-' Stanleys wenit to an ongine ji'maker; and for a suitable bolier fbey consulted a- boilermaker. But not until the two parts were deiivered to the Stanieys at their shop in Newton, Massachusetts, did they realize that they had a 750-pound poer plant to0 inounit on a lîgbit bugg-y framne they had pre-pared as a runnmg gear. This boxlike framne had 'been built in a carniage factory eatering to the nieods of the horse and was, as a miatter of course, equipped With a patent leather dashboard to which a wbipsocket was atta-ched. The bicycle WlIeOIs oni ,,hich ail this weight was imounted tvere nover intended to carry anything boavier then a mnan; but the twinis were willing to take a chance. So they put a iiatchi to the pilot, fired up, and wvatched the pressure on the steam gauge. When there was ne explosion tbey decidetd, af- ter due- consideration, to give the machine a test. But ai, this point another probiemr camne up --noither of thie twins hiad ever dlriven a self -propeiled vehicle, However, the control of the sýteamer is sim-ple. Open the - throttle anid it goes; close th-e throttle and If stops-thl-at is, if you remember to put on thie brake. A discussion enisued to, decide whe, should dû the driving and iresulted in the dliscovery that thnwas onie tbing inwhich the tWins werû not identical-. 1'. E. Stenley had more intes- tînai fortîtude than F. O. Stan- ley. F, E. aswiliing te take ôver the tiller, and F. OU did nothïng te discourage hlm. They realized t]hat this first ride might, mise be their lest, so they de- cide& to teke it together. They tlimbecd 'gingerly into the vehi- tie and flriy settled theirî - derby hiýts on their identical heads. The meutb was Septem-. ber, the year 1897. The ai a it biank to be filied in by the gtonoecutter. Witb a tremibling hand F. E. LFrippied the tiller. As ho siowly ppened the throttle, the car be- gan t.o move, w ýhistling like a teakottie and Ioaývlng a littlo Mwhite cioud 0f Taper behind, As Vti-y - eirgecI front the alley aoxnewbet moerapidiy then they hdintended, a horse, hitched to, e produce Wagon standingc in the street was so takoi- luy surprise -4hat, without, waiting to hiear his mester's 'voice, he gave a sudderi leap * which tore hlm looso friDnm the wag on and ran four miles be- fe 'being stopped. The horse reacbed Newtonvilie Scjuar.Le f ar A ahead of tho Stanley Steamfer, a feat thet. was flot dupiiceted by cither horse or automrobile for several years to com-ne for~ the Stanley turned out to be a r- mùarkabiLy speedy car. __ Fromn MFill'er Up!" The Story of Fifty Years of Motorîng," by B3elemy Partridge. _____ Q. How cen 1 eliminate the dlsagreeable odors that soute foods leave I the kitchen?ý A. 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They have to be good, because we want the very best klnd of chicks for opi- own flociça - big,' vigorous and eariy nmaturing. We have four pure breeds and four crosses - Columrbia Rock, Light Sussex, White Leghorn, L-400 Leghorn, RI.R. x C.R. - R.I.R. x P.R. W.L. x C.R. - R.L.R. x WV.L. W1 e -e refolder. The Oxford Farmiers'o Co-ope ratilve Produce Coul- pany, Llnilted, 434 Main Street, Woodsiock, Ontarlo. FARMEIRS are usually fussy with theïr sýeed buyîng, aiming for gond nimarkets - good poultrykeepers arec that way wvith their chieks. Chicks of br-eda- sund crosses that produce the ms eggs from 10ow overhead. We have the chlcks. Bray Hatchery, 120 John N., 1-amI1ton. IN a perlod of 10w prices for al segments of the Broll!er Indusitry there la aý tendency to cut corners. If you can, buy 10w pjriced flrst gen- eration) Broiler Chicks. OK, but al Bcroller chicks are not lirai genera- lion. Miake sure before you order. Ail Tweddle Chicks are guiarauteed,, firsi generationi Indian River Cross, Arbor- Acre whie rock,' Nîchols No. 12 cockerels. Caitalogue. TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD, FERGUS ONTARIO WE pay up te $5,001 for old books. Catalogue 25e. Americain Book, Boomi 301, !87½ý' Queen Street East, Toronto. COI NS WVE BUY old coins. Senid 250 for speclal Iïsi and coin folders. Collecior's Centre, 187½ ý,Qucen Street Es.Room" l01, Toronto. DOGS BORDER Collie pups availabie middle February $5.A, C. Seabrook, R.R. No. 2, Dorchester, Ontario, at Nlson FAMMACHINERY FOR SALE NEW Hydra-flex ýP T O bydraulo chiaîn saw 42 blade, 20-fL.double bose. Regu. lar price $3751 Special price $260. New, oln No, 80 wire le baler wt engineC, used very lutile, perfect condi. tion wîtb bydraformnatiobaleteso control. This reach*ine cari be uaed for stinur alng if esiredl. w rice s*1,000 - our bargain pri-ie $1,395.' H AWý. KCEN FARM EQUIPMýENT, Arkona, Ont. GRAIN GROWERS * DO YOU NEED SEED? STRONG, strawed, ruai resistant Car- ry nais, highiest yielditpg in, the On- tarlo tests each year for, 3ces-- tive years, aisan Rodniiey. Simcoe and the joutstandlnig st-onig strawed Herta rcar- ley - alan Brani Barley, Mnntcalmi, Selki-k wheai ad ther standard Tarieties. Write for price lisi s and dlescriptive Illeratu.re. Pla ce orders early for the grade and v,,arîety r1-i ,quired and specify we to be shipi3ed. while our gond supply ats. An analy- sis tag oni every bag we sedi of seed grains&,VWe guarantee the purity germinatIon, quality, pedigree anti satisfactioni Alex M. Stewart & Son, Ltd., Ailsa Craig, Ont. "Tour lPedIgree Seed House - sow the best - oui- 34eld the reat.- FOR relief frOm piles use Certifled nie Ointmeni. Tube wlth a&pplicator e1.48. Enclose cheqùue o-r money order, Arrowe Falcon iCompany, 4.525 Grsd PRO YEN REMEDY - EVERY SIJFFERER 0F RHEUMATIC PAINS OR NEIJRITIS SHOULD TRY DIXON'S REMEDY, MUNRO'S DRUG STORE 335 Elgin Oftawe $25Express Pïepaid. 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You couid post yoursolf t.here.. perhaps equ.-ip- od With a long "spygiaiss," and await the iong-expected homne- coming of the ship inr whichi you. aud most of the i-est of thetwn wore interested. The 'nr?rst was both material enso to speak, sentimnent-Il., Fifty orsxt of the townsfoik inight posses shairesy" of the ves. -sei's value. Dowýn yonder, jusi beyond the foot of the broed eim-shededi lawn that strotches from thOe Pailadian portico to the bay's shore, she was put to- gother and, to the accompnni- mnent of suitabie accleim, sent into hor native element, thence to roam-, the Seven Sens and meake mnost of the ports thereof. Posbl t was a Pendleton who c5ii»miandced bier, ormyb a Caý-rver. or a Coicord, or e _Ross. But it mïiht have , beer n of a Ot lon iîro of'! iler master meariniers of Mailne, the captains couragoous of a littie toWn on thev Ponebbscot that confidently ceims for itself more of tbemn thi aany other elong a coast wbere. so it is said0, overy famil-y had et least one of ils rmomrbers ai sea in the grand opoch of American sal, the era 0f the fifties and sixties and sevonties of the last century. But the distMiction, that be- longs to this Penobscot River towvn, above others, is that uts proportion 0f seefaring monwh were et the hecad of their eaul- ing was so large, larger, if the damis We-ll-.fouIldedthan that of any othor New Engl-'and sbip- ping commuity. h wes the 'town of the captaïis." Its tradi- tion was of the proudfest. Its wox14..enircingships and the.ir masters conistituited the aristo- crecy cof tho sea. This is perheps Li baughty boast. But it isý no idle mie, and. if youi are skepticaI, it wiii be stran ge if the records do not convince you, And they are here thiat ail miay s00, record,, in the fori- of models and haîf-mrodels, pnintings and pbotographs, docu- moinnts and log-boooks, miaps and cbarts, letters and di'ar)ies, and ilï the parapherne.ila of the. son, sorted and ciassified. and con- viunciingly exhibîted 'ýiipe of the mosi remarkabie rraritlimre mu- seumý nis lu Ameîca, the Penobsçot Marine Museum e t Searspoed, tOwn of the three bundred cap- tains courageouzs.- Three hundred and more. The. phojtograpbs of mosi of tbemi are bore in~ the mnusetim, clear end welli-preservod, witb tbe details of their seafarîng lives and thoir various commiands, these beingc ships bI4ilt not alonie on the Pen)obseot, but all long tbe cý.oasi, from Portland to the St. Croix.. They were stalwart metn, do-' to shorten saili, som-iething a master mariner of Maine was always reluctantu to do. Hfis two mates, "'Mistersc," regard him doubtfully. Certainly tlhe ship is Commii-encing te labor. The mnaster decider' "Fui-I the t' galilants, Mister," he eddresses the chief officer, and M an in- stant a stentor'ian, shout defies the roaring of wind and sea. "Ail hands fu!ri t'gilants!" And the mn, led by the second- mate, spring into thle rigging, ciimb the frai! ratlines one by one, over the erossireesz a hun- dred feet above the- dock, and line out aiong the seg«ginb foot- - opes, whiîle the m-en below Inose halliards end man clew jines. Most of the three uundred captains were famîiliar withj ail the ports of ail the sens, Tlhos seas Irt their variedc and varying aspecýts they knew as wý IVel. Whether, like yon3der ship "on- tering the port of Gonoa, May ý00,11865," under fil sailim in a gentie breeze, or th-at l ll piunjging barque hv-ounda u4per foure-to-psàïfl "in a tofhadoý Off the Plaîte, May, 20, 1870,"' they were cooi-headed inP calm- 0Jý storrn ,,their rosourceful-ness neyer failed themn, thoir higli courage nover feltored. Thiey were mrasters of ships and mas- ters of rmen. -- by MNarc T, Green in. The Chistian Science Monitor., _____ "YOU were very iate this, m nig"said a foremian to a faector-y Worker. "Yes, sir, lI'm sorry. oe- glept," "Hoavens! Do you sioep Rtý home as well" -wa7s the emyazed' reply. Why suffer agnnilzing atill pain wheu relef la asauýred ai ýjaaliex- pense? This new reinedy is brewed like tes. Defermnitias wllunit e cured but, the awFul pain wil lessen sud finially fade oui. The forml-jýa wiih tfl instructiprimaledon receipi cf $2, -__ - E. A. SMiITI4" 590A RoehinmptenAv. Torontn, .Ont. I enclose U. 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