Daily British Whig (1850), 22 Oct 1904, p. 10

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: X WHIG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22. No matter how much ex not build muscle witho : Are you trying to build muscle on ex elements? If are, you are si have. You cannot build up without suppl Nature has produced a perfect food in w! the human body requires and in exactly the which you getthew of the wheat are " : : : 1 We want every: man ad woman in Canada me suffers 'from Kidney and Bladder | _ Troubles, to write us for a free sample of Gin Fi off gad ' We want everyone who has sick friends to send us their names and addresses, that' mskiip fon pet : _gonr. She is to look aft- we may mail them, free of charge, a sample box of Gin Pills, i ie fh sani: i ol Bei eff it 4 - v i bs ts § - 4 afl 4 28° # £ £ % £ i £iz88 1 the re- ! The entire in historical interest. was the headjuart- is ccupied the Now York trains, is a good looking. old elevated guards have | dubbed "Bluebeard," from the fact that his beard is dyed a bluish black, although his hair remains white. He wears a frock coat and gray trousers, wl bas seen better days, but still lend an air of gentility to the wear His shoes are always polished and ha brushed ' i Jen : attracts attention to man is his habit of othe old i and his manner of W a paper he fartively around, and when he one is watching him, seizes al thrusts it under his This manoeuvre is repeated portly with newspapers. get mo more under his Jones he Main. The Juiltgad not sure whet is a Ee tr 8 hobhy. 9 4 stock at small ---- ANuie addition to the lion family in Central Park is expected in a jew days, and a large warm box has been built in lioness Rosie's cage for ao . for the expected litle ones. Rosie is the ther ol all tia lions in 200, is as lively and as thiul looking a many of her off- ul . aged sire, looks ith stolid indifference upon every ad- tion to his' family, though he is proud enough of his mate. The chief of the New York fire de: partment has a glittering white offi- cial t for fires, so that his sub- tes may know instantly that or EH inks. iF err] 8 { crown and its brim bent old s The distinctive lines of "his 4 rough the relv than a chiefs gah z Po ef "antl children, while Fitz: "instruct the male MME. BERNHARDT. 'Special to the he. Paris, Oct, 22.-It seems difficult to realize that Mme. Bernhardt, the "Divine Sarah," who has just return- ed from a most triumphant engage' ment. in London, is three score years old. Such is the fact, however, the front actress having first seen the ight of day jusi sixty years ago, tor day, at 5 Rue de L'Ecole de Medicine, in this "city. Der mother was a Jewess, who had migrated to Paris from Berlin. 'Her grandfather was an optician of Amsterdam, and. there she spent her earlivst childhood. At 'a coivent at Versailles, where she was sent at age of seven, she became notoriolis for the violence of her temper. Tn 1858. she éntered 'the Paris conservalpiré and became a pupil of Provost and Samson. In two years she gained the second prize for tragedy, and the next year the same for col lv. n August 11th, 1862, she made her debut at the tl re Francais in "Iphigenic." To Pfancisque Sarcey is due the eredif of "discovering Sarah Bernhardt's talent. When all other critics were "sifent he | at though her acting 'was that of a school girl, her 'elocutisir was - per- fect. She was eight months at the Comedie Francaise when she boxed the ears of Mlle. Nathalie, her senior, and left for other fields. Her first real success was in 1869, when she ared as the Florentine page in "Le Passant." During the siege of Paris she work- ed untiringly with the Odeon ambu- lance and shortly after returning to the stage achieved a veritable triumph as the queen in "Ruy. Blas." I here- after managers were at her feet. When Bernhardt first went to London, in 1879, she was adversely criticised, once for being unable to play her t, and again for presenting a de: octive Clorinde, a part she disliked. She retired to her country house and paid $20,000 for breach of contract rather than be criticised again. A Prince Of A Boy. Sir Walter Raleigh's chivalrous ac- tion in throwing his &oak on the ground for his queen to step on is re called by an instance of a small boy's generosity. A little gir! was standing on a very cold morning in one of the poorer districts of Edinburgh, waiting amgng the other poor children, to gain admittance into a hall where a meal was to be given them, It was bitterly cold, and the little girl shivered vio- lentlv and tried in vain to keep her bare feet warm. A ragged little urchin who was standing near observed: her, and taking off his cap, and laying it at her feet, said: "Here, lassie; staund on my bonnet till the door opens." EE T------------------------------ else without relief. There without knowing it. Kidney Trouble. Do it to-day--NOW. If you are pal : - constantly desire to urinate--if the urine is scanty, burning or highly colored--if "the feet and hands are swollen--if the eyesight is dimmed --if there are frequent pains in the back, through the hips and legs--then you have the most positive symptoms of Carling's Ale 100,000 Sample Boxes Given Away. : Phere are hundreds who are mattyrs to Kidney. Trouble, having tried everything' are dozens in every town who may have Kidney: Trouble e--losing flesh--~can't sleep--no appetite--if you These are the people, we hope, who will send in their names that Gin Pills may cure them. "What They Are ' Mach Gin Pill contains the medicinal properties of one and one-half ounces of best Holland Gin. The harmful substances--and the aicohol--are left out, These medicinal principles are combined with several other remedies of exceptional yalue--and the whole made up in the form of « @ small, pleasant pill. These are the famous Gin Pills sale--and the greatest number of sharp. shooting pain, 'make wrination easy, natural and =" iof say Kidney and Bladder remedy, What They Do © * Gin Pills cur: * Cold on the Kidneys * loflathmation of the Kidueys, Uric Acid, causing Gout and Rheumatism, Stone in the Bladder, and all other troubles, caused by sick Kidneys and Bladder. They never fail to relieve the regular, strengthen the orgaus, and effect 'a speedy and permanent cure. : Won't you try Gin Pills at our expense? It costs nothing. Simply a post card. Ask us to send a je box free--say in what pager Jou se this advertisement--and sign your mame and address, DRUG CO., Dent. 3 Winnipeg, Man. Purity No possibility of Carling's Ale ever being tainted by an unclean keg. Carling's keg- cleaning plant has cost thousands of dollars, is equipped with the most modern.machinery, dnd operated by experts. ! : is Every %eg is thoroughly cleansed and chemically purified before being used or re-used. NY Ask for Carling's Ale--accept no other, because no-otherds-quite so good. : Ns The Ale that's Always Pure WRECKS ORGAN, Vandal Afterward Says Drink | Caused Act. London, Oct. 20.--Two extraordin- ary cases of sacrilege, having features in common, are reported from' differ ent. parts of the country. The caretaker of Christ church, West Bromwich, hearing a noise in the or- gan, found a man named Arthur Coates in the interior of the instru- ment, surrounded 'by the wreckage of the mechanism, He assured the offici- al that he had received divine instruc- tions to do the damage. The great or- gan was practically stripped, -and the communications between the keys and other pipes had been broken. The caretaker logked Coates in the church and went for the police. At the police court yesterday Coates said that drink had been his ruin, and he remembered rothing of the occur. rence. He added that his father was a master of arts and a teacher at Chel tenham. He was remanded. A lunatic who escaped from Brain- tree workhouse made an entrance into the Unitarian chapel, which he liter- ally wrecked. With a large stone in his hand he smashed every pane of glass in the building. Then he drag ged down the hanging lamps and broke them up, tore the Bibles to piec- es, and scattered the leaves about the floor, and finished by destroying the collection boxes. The lunatic then went on to a vil- lage church, which he entered, and, at- tiring himself in the clergyman's robes fled twenty-cight miles across Fasex, and over 'the Suffolk border before he was captured. . Praising God. The bird praises God by singing; the flower pays its tribute in fragrant in- cense as ils censer swi in the breeze; the tree shakes down fruit from | its bending bows; the stars pour out their silver beams to gladden the carth; a clouds give their blessings in e rain; yet , with 1 faithfulness, fulfil their mon ymong Christ's redeemed servants, one. serves by incessant toil in the home, caring for a large family; another by silent example as a sufferer, patient and uncomplaining; another with the pen, sending forth words that inspire, . cheer and bless; another by liv- ing voice, whose eloquence moves men and starts impulses to better, grander § living; another by the ministry of sweet song; another by sitting in quict peate st Jesus'feet, drinking in his spirit vind then shining as a gen- tle and silent light, or pouring out the fragrance of love like a lowly and un- conscious flower; yet each and all of these may be serving Christ -acceptab- ly, hearing at the clos 10 hes le 8 'of such duy:1 word, " Well done. . Orders From Papa. onston "What athe world is that yougbave go J ont roarad Sh an ELIT FEET eo Be on 50 PV AA TA nm i " 1 msToaaT® swat tue Toran Vor Potiso ar Tie GexgRAL ELECTIONS WiLL BS: t Write one of your estimates on each of above lines 9 Toronto Street, Toronto, Ulceration and Inflammation of the Bladder, Painful and y Suppressed Urine, constant desire tg utinate, Gravel dr & e---------- ss ---- The Calcule Company BISCUIT The Nat They have the elements which build bon Shredded Wheat Biscuit with Milk or Cream SEALED TENDERS ADDH the undersigned, and _endorse for Armoury, Stratford, Ont. received at this office until Monday, Oc- tober 31st, 1904, inclusively, for the con- struction of an Armoury, at Stratford, Ont. Plans and specifications can be se forms of tender obtained his 1 ment, and at thé Band Room of tt Regiment, Stratiord, Ont Persons tendering are notified thot | tenders will not be- considered unless made en the printed form supplied, and signed with their actual signatures. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, made payable to the order of the Hc ourable the Minister of Public Wor equal to ter per cent. (30 p.c.) of > amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the party tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or ii he fail to complete the work contracted for. If the tender be not acceptedsthe cheque will be returned 'he Department does not hind itself to cept the lowest or any tender By order, FRED. GELIN _ Ottawa, October 14, 1904 Newspapers inserting this advertise | Department of Public Works | ment without authority from the De- partment, will not be paid for it ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SEALED TENDERS ADDREFE the undersigned, and - endorse for Armoury. Woodstock, Ont., received at this office until Monday. Oc J tober 81st, 1904, inclusively, for the con struction of an Armoury at Woodstock On t. Plans and specifications can be seer and forms of tender obtained at thi Department and at the office of J. Ure Esq., City Engineer, Woodstock. On Persons tendering are motified tha ll tenders will mot be comsidered unles made on the printed. form supplied, an signed with their actual signatures. Each tender must be atcompanied b cheque on a chartered bank r of the Ho ourable the Minister Public Works equal to ten per cent, (10°'p.c.) of th amount of the tender, which will | forfeited if the party tendering declin to enter into a contract when calle upon to do so, or if he 'fall to complet the work contracted for. If the tende be not accepted the cheque will be rn turned. i J The Department does not bind itse to accept the Jowest or any tender. By order ae FRED. GELINAS. Work Secretary. Department of Public Works, Der Ottawa, October 14, 1904. Newspapers inserting this advertis ment without authority froni the D partment will not be paid for it. PROMPT ATTENTIO in our lime, Wh gas i DAVID HALL, Sanitary Plumber, Ste: __ad Gis Fitter, 66 Brock Street, Wood Burning Ou We Have Them From $I Uj KIRKPATRICK'S ™1. ,} FOR REAL ESTA OR INSURANCE. Coniilt with Geo. ClUf buying, at 85 Clarence strest.

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