Daily British Whig (1850), 4 Apr 1906, p. 8

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REAT medicine, -- the Saw buck # (4 x . Two hours" a day 'sawing 3) wood Will keep anyone's of pills, Cathartics, Castor « ie," if you'll only work the EE as ie is 's Cure tor Consti- pation and,~Ten-Mile walk will do, if you baved't gota wood pile. | LE i will take your Exercise In it hay ar there's only one way to do'that, and make a Success of it, 1 Because, there's oily one kind of Artifical Exercise for the Bowels and its * Cascarets are the only means to exer cise the Bowel Muscles. without work, » They don't Purge, Cripe, nor "upset your Stomach," because they don't act like Cathar tics EL ; Sry 1 EH i lo Well,~a Cascaret acts on ten miles, That's why Cascarets are safe. to take contin in health; and out of health, they move the Food Naturally, digesting it without waste of tomorrow's Gastric Juice, They thus work all the Nutrition out of It befors it decays. ; The thin, flat, Ten Cent box is made HM your Vest Pocket, or "My Lady's" Purse, Carry it constantly with you and take a Cascaret whenever you suspect you need one, Thus you will ward off Appendicits Constipation, Indigestion, -- and other things besides. Druggists--10 Cents a Box. Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remsdy Com- pany, and' never sold 'in bulk. Every tablet stamped 'CCC. Asampleand the famous booklet, 'Curse of Constipation," Free for the asking, Ad- dress Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago of New York, They are the Muscles that turn Food into Strength through Nutri- tion ur Bowel-Muscles as if you had just Sawed a cord of wood, or walked COLD BLOODED. Slush your -- "Bowels and with a costly | Second Wife Persuaded to Write waste of Digestive Juice, as Salts, Cheques at the Rate of Five Castor Ol, Calomel, or Hundred Dollars a Day. Aperient Waters, always do. ' Chicago, April 4.--Strippéd of her "4, No. Cascarets and tire fortune of $20,000, she declares, stimulate the by her husband, Dr. Frank E. Dela Credle, who has fled leaving her Creale, No.2 of 2358 Indiana avenu pesterday, caused "the arrest of Feank E.-De-La-Creale, No. ing the accomplice of the man fi er of a $25,000,000 gold mine in Mex ate his gold mine and the young we 4, | man says 'she wrote checks for him at the rate of £500 & day until all wealth was gone. The woman who now turns out of the second wife's home. passed also as Dr. appearance of the by saving she was a blackmailer Read, explaigd th hizn arrested. Wife No. 2 admitted that she to der to stop (he annoyance, Mrs, De La-Creale, No. I, proclaims nocence and declares she, swindled by De-La-Creale. too, Kohr, of the al rem ples, va A cure o Ee -------- like them. J. H, Sutherl remedies bave failed, | the marvellous German Remedy discovered by Dr. Jules by tire Dr. Koh 1t is controlled in this countr Medicine Company, n concern whic has the highe: . standin, 10 She medion) coacy This Ten ment hn. Ehey C4 : thousands of men, young and old, w nen th best known erative organs such as lost man ns, mervous debility, the results of e a Te 20 and will cure you to slay cored, The hea ricocele, disappear compl 10 two week's treatment, We T return your money, Correspondence treated treatment sent free with a oe ind advice, Qur grentest successes have been those with ather treatments, -------- The New Swell QUEEN QUALITY SHOES Have Arrived Come in to-day and Tock them over. You'll and & Bro, THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOE MAKING Be You're If you writer, "Price, $60. : me PEP SLEISPPE PIEOLIPT POPP O ITO a Back Number do not use a Type- The visible witha EMPIRE will please you and draw trade. Try one for a month. 3.8.6, D333 & 00, INS T LEAD iam Sv Tors 171 Wellington St, $2444044 00030 Immediate Delivery CET OUR PRICES Metal Co, "Phone Main 1729 youaresuffering from diseases This remedy is y used in the French and German armies, and models of strength Address DR. KORR MEDICINE CO,, D0, Drawer 1. 2341, Mostrec- --t | ---- 2 oe FASHION"S FORM. SEE The Vogue of Tailored Shirt FREE HELP Fo Hg t remeay R MEN known to sciance swehiiclt will positively cure Jost manhood is " RESTORMNE,* Metropolitan shops "catéring to the Startest trade are showing a variet of tailored "shirts," they call them, but those which seem 'to be meeting with the most favor are sim- ilar to the one hero pictured. The back Some instances is plain, while ip others pleats run from the shoulders to the centre of the waistline, this giving, perhaps, better lines to the figure, A double box pleat in the cen tre front is machine-stitched in true tailor fashion, and: either side of this is a deep pleat stitched from shoul to waistline, shoulder depth, ness over y as der two similar pleats in the Seam stitched only to ) voke this giving the necessary full- the hust. The regulation shirt sleeve pattern is used, the stiffs fenod. shirt cufi, fastening with links, the collar of the sanie material as the waist, but made Separate, -- Asks Damages From King. Halifax, NS. » April ~The case of Q. M. Ulmsteaay versus the king was tuken up for hearing be ; fore the exche Judge Bur bridge presiding, The plaintiff is frow New York, and is suing the Dominion government for damages for injur ete, received in the Milford wreck they Intercolonial railway in 1904, was one of the | leaving Halifax, on - the railway disaster claims that he was slightly that he lost a diamond valued tween $100 and 8500, sonal property. 'He | damages for loss of time a Met, Sune, as several othe passeng rs who were on the same tr , filed their claims for dame have for damages, and | whether they will he tried or not de ipends on the outcome of the present suit, (rer court this morning of He assengers on the train morning OCCurreg that He injured, at and other also claim be per ERAT The case is ------ Mechanics, Farmers, Sportsmen. To heal and soften the skin and ro- move grease, oil and rust s paint and earth, ete., uss The '"Mas- . Mechanic's" Tar Soap, Albert | Toilet Soap Co., Manufacturers, -- | The Canadinn Pac od a contract Harris & Ross io railway award oF 1,200,000 ty the company, Hmited, for the eons on of a line on the Sud bury division from Party Sound © to Byng Inlet. The line will be forty seven miles "Ozone," Its Best Form. The prompt and Permanent removal of any intamal germs is most surely etiected by the use of "Solution of Ozone" if it's the f'eoupon kind.' It means the liquified oxygen is in the most concentratfd form and that addition is given free with either the fifty cent or the one dollar size of. the Solution a coupon good for a twenty- Je cent package of "Celery King." his splendid tonic laxative: is needed to obtain the best results in the use of the stringent "Ozome" without less. ihe its curative properties. The Public Drug Company, Bridgeburg, Ont., control exclusively the manufac in [ROBBED OF WEALTH A BIGAMIST WHO WAS QUITE abject poverty, Mrs. Frank E. Dela. pme------ wr | APPLICATION OF .. =~ COTICURR REMEDIES 1,255 Prairie avenue, who is accused of be whom the police, of every city in the ber. He declared himself to be the own- co, she says. He needed money to pur- chase machinery with 'which 'to oper- her ing her "husband to the very doorstep Pe-La-Creale, who is known to have mysterions woman who sought money under threats of having the police gave her husband sums of £200 and $500 at various times in or- Oct. 27, 1905, wee in| RECOMMENDED 10 "NIL MOT Was i344 Do a WH DAILY NEAT 08 DA ; Whole Body ; kched All the Time and Hair Be i o Fall Out -- Wonderful Resu n 2) a ae x "I am never without Oficurh y and Cuticura Ointment since I United States 'are on the lookout. them last summer, About 'the latter Other women, the police say, were part of July my whole bady ol swindled by the man. itch. I did not take much notice ofsit The woman who makes the com but it n to get w all the plaint and whose maiden name was nd' then 4 began to uneasy Triquet, was married to Dr. De-La- | 8nd fried all kinds of bathe and other Creale,.n magnetic healer, last Novem- lies that were recgfimended for My hair beg: i cially at night, just as soon y would ¥to i would "kepprit long before I could not rest night or d. A friend usked me to try the. Cutie 0 Remedies, and I did, and the first appl be Mrs, De-La-Creale No 1. (of piok: extion helgad mmo vonderfay. Pop years' standing, is said to have about four weeks 1 would take a hot aroused the. suspicions of 'Mrs, De La bath every night and then apply the Creale, No. 2, by constantly shadow Cuticura. Ointment to my whole body; entirely cured, and my falling out, but I contjnne y Ue e face after sWaving, andwhave® found nothing to: oqual I: 1 will ndver be without it." D, FE: Blankenshi ' 319%, Deke Si, dig napoli, Ind. "I have used Cuticura Ointmynt for chafing of infants, and .a: they grew older all skin diseases were given treat- , /ment with that and the Cut: I never found it necessary to « tor, as these Remedies are a sure cure, if used as directed. Iam glad torecom- mend them to all mothers." Sincerely Yours, Mm. F. A. Kennard, June 21, 1905 St. Paul Parl Cuticurd*Soap, Ointment, and the world.. Potter Drug & Chew, Massy UiS. A. war Majled Free, a Soap. ll a doe= , Minn. bout J Sale Props., Be to Care for the Siu." "|T'S ONEiA Col, A TRIFLING GOUCH" Thousands have said this when they caught cold. Thousands have neglécted to cure the cold. Thousands have filled a Consumptives grave through neglect. Never neglect a cough or cold. It can have but one result. It leaves the throat or lungs, or both, affect Dr, Who d's Norway BH . Pine Syrup in the medicine you need. It strikes at the very foundation of all throat or lung complaints, relieving or during, Conghs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Lroup, Fare Throat, and preventing Pneumonia and Consumption. i It has stood the test for many years, and is now nfore generally used than ever. It contains all the lung healing virtues of the pine tree combined with Wild Cherry Bark and other pectoral remedies. It stimulates the weakened bronchial organs, allays irritation and subdues inflammation, soothes and . heals the irritated rts, loosens the phlegm' and mucous, and aids nature to easil 1 slodge the morbid ac- cumulations. Don't be humbugged inte accepting an imitation of Dr. Wood's Nor- way Pine Syrup. Its putupina yellow wrapper, three pine trees the trade mark, and price 25 cts, Me. Julian J. LeBland, Belle Cote, N.8., writes : " I was troubled with a bad cold and severe cough, which assumed such an attitude as to keep me confined to my house, I tried several remedies advertised bt they werecof no avail: Asa last resort I triad Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and one bottle cured me completely," «No Sleep For The Kidneys. Old people are liable to Kidney and Bladder Irrita- tion. The are weakened by age. This starts up inflam- mation--blood is not properly Jfified as it goes to the idneys--and the bladder is unable to retain the urine Sioperly., pele ie 4 conten t esire to urinate and night --and sound, restful sleep is unknown, Bu-tJu THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE, gives the and of youth to eys and blad. der. It soothes and heals the irritated surfaces--tones up the organs--enables them to do their work easily and naturally --and curesall Kidney troubles. Cures Rheumatism Too. THE CLAPLIN CuEmicAL Co. Lmmren, Winsor Ow. . . NEw Yom, HELP SCOTTISH CROFTERS. Promises Bill to, Relieve Their "Land Hunger." Edinburgh April 4-~Public senti ment here is strongly in favor of, the bili which Premier Campbell Banner man has promised with the ide a of re Levine the helpless "epofte peas: Seatiand or ants of The principal' Savise for the unfortunate' dondition. of the poor people. which has' rested in : i ) ! Some. cases ii' the seibite 'of land, is the fact that so nfuch' "Tand Has been Ziven up to gate prederves and parks fog the pleasure of th e ---------- ture of both "Solution of Omone'" and [ . K " g G, WEDNESDAY, APRIL COULD. NOT REST With Irritating Skin. Humour -- Affected ~~ Scalp 1 to fall out and scalp itched all the time. Espe- as I would get in bed and get warm, my whole body begiry to igh apd my finger nails iretated, sand it Aas not and I kept getting better, and by the time I used four boxes of Cuticiira 1 was heir stopped the Cuticura on my seal, Mrkeeps all din- druff out and scalps always clean. I always use Cuticura Qintment oq my 'SAY Was BRITISH PETROLEUM. A Little Known Industry--60 to £0 Mil. lion Gallons Produced" Yearly In Scotland--Paraffin Distillation. The launch of the H. \. 8. Dread- | nought at Portsmouth b, the King re- | cently 'not only adds a fighting factor | of extraordinary power to the navy, but | § marks a new departure in other re-| Spects, She will be the first turbine- | driven battieship in the navy, and is; Provided with combination furnaces in | which coal and shale oil or crue petro- | leum will be used in combination. A system of jets has been Introduced so | that the crude oil can be sprayed on to | the live coal in the furnaces, thereby | largely Increasing the heat produced. | 'The shale oil or crude petroleum is | of a dark greenish color of the consist- | ency of treacle, and is used in its crude | state on account of the large proportion | of carbon it contains, | American and Russian oilfields loom | 50 prominently in the public eyes, says | Lloyd's Weekly, that few people are | aware that from 60 to 80 fhillions of | gallons are produced yearly in Scot- | land, constituting a home industry | which would prove of inestimable value | In any possible naval battles of the fu- | ture. Although paraffin was obtained by Laurent In 1830 by 'the distillation of | bituminous shale, and in 1835 by Du- | == It is simply the whole® of the wheat, thoroughly cleane( cooked in absolute cleanliness and then mixed with finest barley malt extract, which con- verts the starch of the cooked wheat into m al sugar. Maltose is of great food value, sweetens the wheat sufficiently to make utinecessary the use of any adulter. ant sweetening agent and the weakest stomach dj 2 - ests and assimi. lates it without effort. Rolled'into wafer flakes, each grain of altose, or mals mas from cgal tar, the shale oil and | associated industries owe their origin | to Mr. James Young. Paraffin candles, | wax matches and les in which paraffin wax enters into the composi- ton, own their existence indirectly to him, | Born in 1811 of humble parents, Mr. Young was apprenticed to his father, a cabinet maker, in Glasgow. A course of evening lectures on chemistry, under Prof. Graham, made him so proficient that he was soon appointed demonstra - tor and assistant to the professor, ' It »Was while he was acting as chemist at | some chemical works In Manchester that Dr. Lyon Playfair attracted his at- | - tention to a small stream of oll which | oozed from the roof of some collieries at Alfreton, Derbyshire, which belonged to Playfair's brother-in-law. Having failed to interest anyone else in his schemes, Young started in 1848 with an old fellow student named Meldrum to exploit this crude petroleum. But being alive to the fact that the float- ing supply might easily be exhausted, he experimented with a view to ascer- taining its most prolific source. Var: fous sorts of "English coal were tried with varying results, but at last a li- quid containing solid paraffin was ob- tained from Cannel coal. In 1850 Young 'was shown a piece of Boghead coal, and it proved to be so rich in mineral oil that every variety of Scotch coal ob- tainable was tried. Having succeeded by artificial means in doing what nature had done--viz. obtain the oil from bituminous coals by the application of gentle heat, Young made it the ground of his celebrated patent for obtaining an oil containing paraffin from bituminous coals by slow | distillation. { Shale came into prominence for this | purpose in a curious way, but the dis- | coverer of its properties, a miner, nam- ed Douglas, through - some mistaken idea, preferred not to talk of his dis- covery. ' The peculiar nature of "scaly blaes," or shale, a mineral deposit gen- erally found both above and beneath a seam of coal, attracted his attention, and filling a clay tobacco pipe with lit- | tle pieces he stopped the bowl with | 'clay and thrust it into a fire, 1 Soon gas was generated, and then a thick black fluid slowly dropped from the stem. This black "juice" contained paraffin, but little use was made of the knowledge until 1852. While prospect ing for coal at Broxburn, in Scotland, in that year, such large quantities of shale were found that it was determined to put it to some use; experiments were made, with such success that the future use of shale in the petroleum industry was assured. In 1887 borings at Broxburn brought to the surface a thick fluid oil from a | depth of 600 feet, but as paraffin soli- difies at a temperature of 61 deg. Far- epheit it 'was not found practicalile to | continue pumping operations Mining | was resorted to, and the shale subject- ed to distillation. Generally speaking | the shale is smashed by a "stamp" and | placed in a retort, which is subjected to gentle heat; the result, crude shale | oll, is then treated for the extraction of | the paraffin wax--which substance was regarded as an encumberance in the | early days of the industry--and the production of purified 'oil. The despised wax has singe found a | ready market, becoming a valuable as- | set in various industries, | | & K § X His Property In Scotland. | Montagu Brown was full of military | ardor, and he was endeavoring to en- list in the London rottish volunteens, Of course he was sked if he were a Scotchman, according to London An. swers, "No, not much," he replied "Parents Scotch?' asked sergeant. "No. Bethnal Green™ said Montagu. "Well, unless you have some connec- tion with Scotland you can't joln," he was told. And he pondered for a mo- ment. "I've got some property in Scotland." "Ah, that will be all right," sald the sergeant and proceeded to enlist him, Before he left, however, the sergeant | turned to him. | "Would you mind informing me In what part.of Scotland your property is situated?" he asked "Oh, yes," said the recruit. a football jersey in the works!" the stafr | are | prod with "I've got Perth dye . Funny Blunders. { This is from The London Times: LABATTS _,. | and best selected hops. healthful and aid digestion, [are very : t wheat a little flake, and baked under intense heat, Malta-Vita come from the ovens crisp and brown, positively the most delicioys food in the world. All grocers, 10 cents. = nes maa. . t-Reform IT-REFORM mirrors what this new season has in store f men in Suits and Top "Coats, Daily, we show some advanced conceit of tashion-- some unusual pattern-- exclusive with us. Daily, here to find out what is proper ming en are Ce for springh wear--from the recognized authority on correct dress, Rely' on Fit- Reform for the new things in Suits "and Top Coats, Jenkins, - Kingston, Drs KENNEDY & KE The Leading Specialists of America. Nine out of ev, their youth. Nat he may be. The Cscave from it ure never excuses, punishment aud q 8 ruinous results is oh I ne DRA cither by night stopped --the NERVES mugt be built up and i the SEXUAL ORGANS must be vial ai nourished. Our New Method Treatment its influence the brain becomes active, blotches aud ulcers disappear; the nerves become strc fess, bashfuluess and despondency disappear; the eyes beco full and clear, COErgy returns to the body, and the moral, physi © no more vital waste frou ous organs become natural and manly. We invite all *¢ of charge. Cures Guaranieed 0 ing cotresponds v scientific tre. Ses, or Varicocele, Blond Diseases, Stric leet. Emissions, Urisary Brains, Spermatorrhoen, Csi ral Discharges, Kidney and senses. Bladd CONSULTATION FREE se If unable BOOKS FRBE to call, write for a QUESTION BLANK for Hom DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN, 148 SHELBY ST., DETROIT, MICH. Nature's Best Tonics. Pure Malt ucts, made from the choicest barley They are very Labatt's palatable beverages and agree most delicate stomach. the JAS. McPARLAND, AGENT. 339 and 341 King St. resem | "Phone 274, "There was a crowd of people on Slough station to greet Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman as he passed through the window of a rallway car- riage with a number of enthusiastic Liberals gathered there," 'What the Oxford orator wished to this: "The Liberals have come in on a flowing tide." Unfortun- ately, however, he mixed Kis vowels and told bis hearers that "the Liberals have come in on a flying toad." A reporter wrote of the Incident as! follows: "Through his horse being | frightened by apassing mor car Mr --t= Was thrown out of his trap and severely Injured, the motorist render- | ing every assistance." | ---- "Three Swallows." | ainty Sir John Power & Son's "1 hree | Of the Swallows" Irish Whiskey, famous for | itself over a century, Of 'highest standard of | = And it isn't always the biggest horn t Hestroys the n i u Distillers to His Majesty the §, J AN A elaborate and Evangeline Art Boxes of CG. B. Chocolates The EVANGELINE' is the latest pro- duction of the G. B. ew dea in' Chocolates (@ - J. REE 2S' latest attraction isa very dainty window display of the Ina variety obsizes. ; te Porls; and 3 a » neat and artistie patkage. * The qua ity Chogolates is Or Ba that, spbaks for REES, 166 Prince with B¢ PAID BY EVER BROTHERS LIMITED. { 41" *rororaonr Bopha A aw $ONS OF fw "| Sunlig eed than © by the dealer trows 1 wb se | est w fight Soap if vou find any > ake" | Sunlig 5c. Buy it L.ever Ct = AA ues 2 £ 5s OF CANADIAN NOR SPS aD REGULAT even numbered section © An} nds io Mawitoba or the ve Provinces, excepting 8 an a ve homesteaded way raael, a who is the sole he 1 wily, or euny male over 18 rg extent of one-qua) th bre 4 160" acres more or les Eatry way be made personal Joong jund office . for tho district the land to be taken 8 Situated, " der, desires, he may, Be Eee Minister of. the Titawa the Cowmissioner of tion, Winnipeg, or the local district in which the. land ats receive enthority for sow jake entry for him. BEOMESTEAD DUTIES : A s bas been granted an entry for erferm is required to per no connected therewith und the follow nl ns : resid 1) at least six wonths and "cultivation of the land in curing the term of three years "@ I the father (or moth fatber is deceased) of anv per eligible to to obtaining p person resi mother. (8) If the settler has residence prior @ satisfied Ly such the father or fie ning a residence upon farming lan tim in the vicinity of bie homes requirements of this ACL as U may be satisfied bv residence id land, x Ara APPLICATION FOR PATEN be wade ut the end of three fore the Local Avent, Sub-Ag mestead Inspector, Before making annlications f Se settler must give siX mont in writing to the Commission minion Lands at Ottawa, of his do so. : YNOPSIS OF CANADIAN WEST MINING REGULA Coul.--Coal lands may Le pu £10 per acre for soft coal ar athracite. Not more than 32( he acquired by one individu many. Hoyal at the rate of per' ton of pounds shall on the gross output. . Quartz.--A frce miner's ce sfanted upon payment in @ £5 per annum' for an indiv from $50 to §100 per annum pany according to capital. A free miner, havine discover 'y place, may, locate a clain 500 feet. The fee for recording a cla At least $100 must be expe claim each yoar or paid to the sorder in lieu thereof. Whe wed or paid, the I 2 a survey made, with other require land at %1 an acr The patent provides for the royalty of 24 per cent on the PLACER mining claims gi 100 feet square ; entry fee $5 yearly. A free miner mav obtain tw dredee for gold of five miles term of twentv wears, renew discretion of the Minister of t The lessve shall have a dre tation within one season from the lease for each five miles ™r annum for cach mile of r Royalty at the rate of 24 ver Md on the 'output after it exec L WwW. Ww. ( Deputy of the Minister of N.B.--Unauthorized publicat advertisement will not be pe At Strachan's H ---- [Po -------------------- AT THE FIRS you should take ABI " Itiis the only s purify and enrich the revitalize brain and t Profession. 25¢ and A morning glass Effer

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