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The old man sits in his casy-chair, And his ear has caught the ringing Of many wn church-bell far and near, Their own sweet music singing, And his head sinks low on the aged breast. While his thoughts far back are reach- ny To the Sabbath morns of his boyish ays Aud a mother's sacred teaching A few years later, and 10 | the bells A merrier strain'were pealing, And heavenward bore the marriage vows Which his manhood's joys were sealing, But the old man's eyes are dimming now memory holds before him Tha sad, sad picture of later years When the tide of grief tolled o'er him ; When the hells were tolling for loved For the Wife, the sons and daughters Who, one by one, from: his home went out, And down into death's. dark waters, it the aged heart has Whi Id life daily blessos, a pir kg grow bright and his pulses "Neath a Arandehid's sweet caresses. : But the old man wakes from his revorie, is amiling, whi Rina lear old face her serious eyes on. hours heguiling. ant ie more ye will ring for him, When the heavenly hand shall sever The cord of life, and his freed soul flies To dwell with his own forever. you ru eer at ~ Priccand Quality ~~ T oly afealucet Sure 1 gay fore and fare wage? Ceylon Tea, Re- | at varying distances. "You Are All Expected to Do Your Utmost' --Men Were Filled With Inspiration, and: Eager for the Fight. Tokio, June 2.--A Japanese officer who has returned to Sasebo gives the following account of the sea fight off the Tsu Islands : 2 . "At 5.30 Saturday morning, a wire- I message reading, 'The enemy's adr in sight)' reached the naval base. 3 "This J Nea Hratanibiod to Il our ships ti w in- S ruotions to get Sagi P action, Our squadron Jeft their rendezvous and headed for the eastern charmel off Teushime. "Our men seemed to be filled with now inspiration and were eager for the long delayed fight to begin. "When Tsushime was sighted to the south-west, the sea was rough, and the torpedo boats were forced to run for the shelter of the island. "Our third fighting squadron with the Takashiho to port reconnoitered the Russian course and at 11.30 a.m., informed the mmin squadron by wire- less tolegraph that the Russian ships were passing into the east channel, whereupon our min squadron, chan- ging its course somewhat to the southward, came in sight of Okin- shimm at one o'clock in the afternoon.' "The third division arrived later and joined' the main squadron. The first and second divisions, accompanied by the destroyer flotilla, cha to. a westerly course, while the third divi- sion and the fourth destroyer flotilla headed eastward. > "During the manoeuvre the Russian flagship appeared to the southward at 1.45 o'clock. The Russians stoam- ed up in double column. The fleet was numerous, but no living being was visible. "The Russian ships seemed to be in ood order. Our ships hoisted the g of action, the Mikasa signaling : " 'The destiny of our empire de- pends upon this action. You are all expected to do your utmost.' "Our men seemed to silently weigh the significance of this signal. "Our first and second divisions turn- ed to the Russians' starboard, while the third division Kept close in touch with the preceding two divisions. With the Japanese ships proceeding in this order, it was 2.13 o'clock when the Russians opened fire. "The first two shots fell short of our line, and it was some minutes later before we commenced firing. Then the battle was on with firing from both sides. "Our destroyers kept on the port side of the main squadron, and in this formation we pressed the Russians against the coast of Kiushiu, and they were obliged to change their course to the east. "We so manoeuvred our ships as to have their bows paralleled to the north side of the Russian line. The Mikasa, of our first division, which had been leading, ch. to the re of the line, while the uga headed the line. The engagement now became very. fierce, "The Borodino was seen to be on fice. A little later the Russians headed west and we changed our course ac- cordingly. Five ships of our second ivision concentrated their fire on the Borodino. . "Our first division now began fir- ing vigorously, proceeding parallel with the Russian line, and as we "e- jon to press against the head of the sian line our third division veered to the Russian rear, their ships, "The engagement proceeded hotly. Our second divisions followed a course parallel with the northern side of the Russians, and this movement com- pleted the envelopment. "The Russian ships were seen trying to break through, and our destroyer flotilla intercepted their new course. This state of envelopment continued until the following day, with the ships "Thus inclosed on all sides, the Russians were helpless and powerless to escape the circle. "Previous instructions had been giv- en the destroyers and torpedo boats to attack the Russian ships. Follow- Ing instructions, the fifth destroyer flotilla advanced against a Russian ship, upon which - the second division had been concentrating its fire, signal-- mg + "'We are oing to. give the thrust at thers . a Be duns "The Russian ship continued to fight, and, seeing the approaching tor- pedo boats, directed its fire on them. Undaunted, our destroyers pressed for- ward, the Chitose meantime continu- ing its fire, "The torpedo flotilla arrived with 200 meters of the Russian ship," and the Shiranus fired the first shot. Two other boats fired one each, "The Shiranus received two shells, but. the other boats were not damag- . The Russian ship was completely sunk, "Sundown saw the furiously. Our thus enveloping battle raging { shells were evidently telling on the Russians, who showed signs of confusion. "Our fifth torpedo flotilla, after dos- {roving the Borodino, followed in the wake of our second division, the sig- nal reading : * 'Something like the marines have been om ' "The flotilla followed and located the object which proved to be a sink. ing ship with its overturned bottom showing. Thirty survivors olung to the wreck. Firing ceased wi of darkness, ing ceased with approach "According to orders given for a torpedo attack all the destroyer flotilla, to two squadrons, Russian' sub- sighted. Attack previously after dark dividing in- proceeded to attack "The Russians frustrated the first and second attacks with searchlights, A third. attempt was carefully made, and the ¥ugiri sank a ship of the Bo. rodino ype and also hit others. "During the night the Russians con- tinued to move, and we preserved our g 'Russian ship, was resumed 2 'clock Sunday morning twelve east of Chiyupyon bay and lasted all day. "Here the Russians = suffered their heaviest losses. seemed unpre- pared to repel night attacks. i night attack attacks, but clearly ave us the location of the fleet, which ent success later." a ---------------- ADVERTISING TALKS. -- Byron G. Moon Writes on "Met- hods of Retailing Furniture." No. 80, There are two distinct classes of furniture 8. One class desires the most exclusive designs, the most staple materials and wish to pay for the goods when 1. The other class desires furniture as a necessity. They wish to secure it at the lowest price and wish any de- sign of furniture that would look the best and wear the longest for the price. They . also. find it necessary either to buy a little at a time, or pay for it in easy instalments. The first-class of furniture buyers, therefore, are people of means. The other class are those of limited means or people so situated that the ques- tion of fashion does not enter into their purchase, An oxample of a furniture store which sells expeciglly to 'the aristocra- tio trade is that of the Tobey Furni- | ture company, . Chicago: This store advertises locally and in the national magazines, showing the most expen- | sive patterns and materials. In their advertisements you will but seldom see a price quoted. The principle | which runs through all their advertis- | hand-made; that it gives elegance and .distifietion 'to any room. Ir other words, their advertising portrays that | their goods are the selection for the | most exclusive. Their window. displays show differ- ent pieces of furniture as they appear | in. the home. The arrangement of their show windows is not expected | to suggest economy, but is for the | purpose of showing the absolute fit- ness of thi from the standpoint of good taste in furniture and surround- i decorations. lartman's is a good example of | stores catering to the second class of | trade mentioned. Their furniture, their advertising and their window | displays all carry out the one idea of | economy. As an. example, their ad- | vertisements place special stress upon the fact that four rooms can be fur- | nished for specified price which ap- | pears to Te ridiculously low. The same idea is carried out in the catch line, "Hartman Feathers the Nest." | and in connection with this line they have the illustration of a voung mar- ried couple standing in the bird's nest. They further advertise the conven ience of their monthly Payments and tell how easy it is for people of limit ed salaries to furnish their homes and pay for the furniture a little at a time, The goods sold are not of exclusive patterns and of expensive materials, but tend to plain goods of staple ma- terials and at popular prices. In 'the display advertisements of such | concerns black-faced type 'and head lines of an extravagant nature are more frequently found than in the ad- | vertisements of the former class men- tioned. The reason for this is that the popular priced store must not only | show that it has the goods you desire | but that they will be sold at a price within your means and that vour pay- | ments. can be such that it will be pos- | sible for vou to purchase now. i The exclusive store, which must of | course, appeal to a much more limited { class of people, has only to show that | the goods are high-class and exclusive. | I the prospective purchasers are madq | to want the goods, the question of | price and the payment is a very secon- dary matter. You will also find a difference in the salesmen jn the two stores mentioned. The men of both stores are possibly | equally polite, but there is a tone in the manner of every man in the exclu- sive store which shows that he. has | been catering to the whims and petty | personalities of wealthy 'families. | Because of the demande of buyers in | the smaler cities, the popular priced | store is much the better payer. An | exclusive store could not exist in the | | smaller city because' there would not tbe a sufficient number of prospective | buyers. Those who -sould.afford the | price would not buy because of their | surroundings, and; if they did, they | would probably go. to. a metropolis to | make their selections. 'The average furniture store in the average town | should, therefore, cater to the popul- | ar priced trade and if there are a few calls for some exclusive designs it is an easy matter to have a department where such styles can be shown. At all times bring ont. the points of durability, standard fashion, economy | and as far as possible easy payments for goods purchased. In other words. | let your business in all its branches conform to the demands of the trade | you wish to seetire, ° : | Limit Of Human Agony. Is often reached with coms. Foolish, | the Russians during the whole night. | because Putnam's Corn Extractor | off--get "Purnam's" to-day. fty | years in use--painloss and sure. | It's tough when you order a steak | in a restaurant and can't get it--and it may be tougher if you do get it. It taken more than a buoyant dispo- | sition to up appearances. 1 yl reckon should be out of a well- | spoken person's reckoning. | EE EEEEE------ TOBACCO HABIT - LIQUOR HABIT taking his enveloping movement some distance from the Russian position. The Rus- sian ships headed northeast after day- | herak, hoping to reach Viadivostok. | + "Our and men were determin- Marvelous results from remedy for the liquor hait- injections, publicits , no loss of the from 'business, pad certain wud a cure 3 Address or consult Dr, McTaggart, 70 | Yonge street, Toronto Canada. always kept ahead of the ing 9s to show that their furniture is |° ' Sold a preference. 1 CURE NERVOUS DERILITY, VARI BLOG X RAY EXAMI WR 4 : that while wi poses in order - buy their offices Pa en 8, GOLD! ne Detroit | potassium, and TE jut atment curing. Consulta Windsor, Ont., all duty and transportation It is not sticky. 3 owners could buy the furn How many of you have paid you hard-earned dollars to these concern with the e i ceiving' Services ey alist who have 2308 ore years' experience, Pat w ht he expectation of pg. by some other doétor than <many of you saw the same doctor more than doing business on my own reputation were tr, AND SKIN DISEASES, charges pre DR. GOLDBE in Detroit many years ago. IT have frequently called attentio Advertise 35 or mors Years experienc th £9 the f, n the public the founders of these institutes ure gers" ture and the right te practice under the remember, tion Free. All di RG, Thisis Dr.Coldberg's Picture. Detroit's Famous who sees all patients personally each time they call, * EACH TIME 'YOU WRITE IT RECEIVES HIS PERSONAL boon to nervous sufferers, continual round of misery. while ames comfort and hoes dissi. eadaches, loss of memory, mental depression, strang cold Rabe: cure accomplished. If you have tracesof it you are in constant danger until cupeg. Jou cannot tell how soon the poison will affect ih. ) ly: have you sore throat, ulcers in fulltng not one penny need be paid until you are cured, COCELE, STRICTURE, EARLY DECAY AND WASTE OF POWER AND ALL CHRONIC TROUBLES y NATION, ADVICE ,CONSULTATION, FREE ble to call, write for a Question Blank for Home Treatment. I have the most nown to medical science ; many are eured by mail who otherwise would be unable to take pertskill and wonderful success in ealings sacredly confidential. All medicines for ( t from 208 Even the first application of Newbro's Herpicide LLS, shows the hair-saving and satisfying "force" that is in it. sum of two characteristics that are united in no other hair remedy. Herpicide has the ABILITY to destroy the dandruff microbe, and the QUALITY to delight those who wish a dainty hair dressing. It holds the se- cret of popularity and pleases every one who is discriminating enough to have It will not stain the hair. The curative effect of Herpicide is little shert of marvelous, for after the dandruff germ is destroyed, and kept out of the scalp, as nature intended. It stops itching of the scalp almost instantly. cture lt aw in th but Si MEL one r cmember, | time you call you see me personally. | & v There are sor, hundreds of persons suffering f vere eS and NERVOUS DEBILIT disorders resaitinn from overwork fers MeT70u ~ , tion, etc. To them life isone Fmpossibie, They suffer from hi weakness, irembling, heart palpitation, e and exhaustion. as, cases almost nin relief is afforded by my treatment: The use of ean his class of stupefying drugs is done away with, and permanent BLOOD POISON DR. BERG. The possessor of 14 diplomas and certi- | written ficates, sossorol thos Other ~ 8] tate. r colored patches. sores b z out, fishing skin ? guarantee to cure you by my LATEST ME rT, 8uite 215 ee -- Specialist ATTENTION | T advertigin oth are dead; while the po 8 Pur old name, they 'cong ant at paper? And pir The Latest Method Treatment isa heaven.geny k, hur; omestic cares, ber t ® Sensationg, indeseribable fear. foreboding h ohio orebodings, sleep), reak ng Call and seeme as I & OD TREATMENT, without perfect system of Home Advautaze of my sanadian patienty Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, MICH. THE ORIGINAL RE ILLS THE DANDR the hair is bound to grow | Cook's Cotton Root Compound. | WINTER OF YOUR The Polish that won't wear off, Strachan Only at Mt. Clemens, Mich, (Signed) FROM MICHIGAN'S "BATHING TOWN." "I have tried Herpicide and must say that it worked very satisfac- torily in every way, and that I sh all continue to use it DR. I 3. F. YATES. three years, Herpicide, and if 1 had 1 bald within a very shor Detroit, Mich. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to the Herpleide Co., Dept. L.,, Windsor, Ont. See Window Display at G. W. MAHOOD'S, Special Agent. The only safe effectual monthly medicine on which women can cases, §1 per box; No. 10 de DY r fo Eones. 38 por bax. oid by all druggists. Ask for Cook's Cot- Compound ; take no 'Windsor, Ontario. ---- ---- 's Hardware t time. ' (Signed) Ts DBritish Wiz NO NEED TO SEND OUT OF TOWN FOR ENGRAVED CARDS WHIG WORK IS GOOD WORK Boies Besbeds PR "PREVENTS BALDNESS." "I was greatly troubled with dandruff and falling hair for the past Nothing benefitted me until 1 commenced using Newbro's wt obtained it I certainly would have becom GEC JRGE B. FOX An Unhealthy Hair. DOO LOOP OOIE PODWRE PRA CALLING CARDS ENGRAVED FROM COPPER PLATE oures in twenty-four hours. Don't put | @vetssssserrsesescasecenl b NOW IS THE odode 0 ® - WE ALSO DO i STEEL DIE EMBOSSING i Beideds do dete Leaded Bode La pb DISCONTENT Eee etbbdiet + S---- -------- --_-- ! BUSINESS. MONEY AND ISINESS. VERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE ur Pire urance Company. Aveilable mesets $61,187,216. In addition to which - the policy holders bave for security the unlimited liability of all the stockholders. Farm and city property insured at lowest poesible rates. Before renewing old or giving new business get rates from Strange Strange, Agents. 5 RE ON OUR POLICIES COVER MORE ' Yi and Sontents than any oth, mpany offers. Kxamint 1 Godwin's Zasurance Fmporium, Marks et Sauare. _-- ARCHITECTS. Er = - WM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, OF fice, second floor over Mahood's drug store, corper Princess and Bago streets. Enterance on Bagot street Telephone 608. i ARTHUR ELLIS ARCHITECT, OF: fic site of New Drill Hal ner of Queen and Montreal POWER & SON ARCHITE i Brock chant's Bank Building, corner HC and Wellington streets. {Phoue 21%; E Pr SMITH, ARCHITECT, HENRY Anchor Building, Market Square 'Phone 245. EE ------------------------ a INSURANCE. G. A. BATEMA ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES, It you are trying lo wet god - : ur Wand acresned aod wie § | CRRSCENT WIRE WORKS Tofhy eton order will bring you T. PARTRIDGE . ares lot of DRY SLABS for Osetia of rmamen enc ing, Railings, Flow- Booth & Co. 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SUITINGS Sewn with silk and with every little detail carefully planned to give these wits an air of distinction and eles aance. Our prices are convincine. "Gents'? Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, at rock-bottom prices, ISAAC ZACKS The New Store and the Old Stand. 271-273 Princess Street. NOW Is the time for spring renovation and every one who mp - intends to build or remodel their pre- sent bath room should write or call on "us and see our modern bath room farnishings § and receive helpful practial suggestions with expert advice and All our material is first class and ous workman are skilled mechanics. David Hall, 66 Brock St. Kings ton. Phone 5: CALL AND SEE The new stock of-Plumbing and detailed prices Heating Fixtures, Gas Stoves and Incandescent Gas Lamps. GOLDEN LION BLOCK JOHN M. WHINTON Phone 339. NOTICE. W. G. FROST Proprietor of the CITY STORAGE Wishes 'to announce that he has con ted a modern elevator, ome of tl Butiato Ball Bering Co. Furniture, Vehicles, bandied with care. While his workmen are ready to r Gelve and turn out first class jobs Painting all kinds of Vehic)~ at shor #5t notice. 'Phone 524. rarities FERROVIM A TONIC FOR ALL. It makes new blood it invigorates it strengthens It builds BONE AND MUSCLE Used with the greatest advantage by all weak people, Prevents fainting, makes pallid ¢ 4 into rosy ones. Pianos, etc 299 Queen S Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd., Montreal. Superfluous Hail Removed by the New Principle, De Miracle eczema, h is 80 common wit nor does it break off the hair, thers "ray or di ries are offe Jou on bare word operators uf Te MIRACLE snot. Itis only method which'is indorsed by physicia dermatologists, medical journals ¢ ent oagazines. ' De MIRA sealed in plain wr of $1.00. Your money br Toculps $1. on on: t fape) if it fails to all that i Claimed tor Jt. Booklet sent f Plain, sealed en % n request. Wi for De} Slope oP ICAL C = oon BL 28 5 gion Be 5 Qu Rhenr SIMPSON TORONTO, ONT." OMPAR CnTe