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Patent GoltShoe That We Guarantee Not fo Crack ! : + the sole is worn out you get a new pair AVY AND LIGHT SOLES. AND BLUCHER CUTS. S_STORE ONLY. tt Shoe Store YEAR 73. HAGENBECK'S WONDERFUL SECOND SECTION. THE KINGSTON, 200L0GICAL GARDEN Zigers Growdne ot Photo Sige Sons ho oprpbers WILD BEASTS ROAM WONDERFUL RESORT FOR TERRORS OF FORES]. Many Thousand Visit It--The Garden So Realistic That Obgervers Imagine They Are in Midst of Animals. Hamburg, Oct. 19. Considerable pro- | gress has been made during th last | twelve months with the wonderinl na- | tural zoological garden which Carl | Hagenbeek, , the: well-known animal | dealér, is erecting at Stellingen; at pretty little suburb of the great port! of Hamburg, He has now completed! | his lion inclosure, and it is no exagq| geration to say itis the west unig : dwelling ever designed and erected for the accommedation of the big cat | It was quite rdeently that the York Zoological gard got. over objectionable - iron { to netting,, but. Mm Hapenbeek has | by resorty gone one hetter by doing away with | obstructions of any kind. Hence one | chan gazes at lions and tigers with 'nothing: fg whatever interfering with the view she At the back of his lion house, which | ane is covered with imitation rockwork, | silhe there is a large open space sur- | rounded on three sides by rockwork ground. : oh complete built so h and boulders. They that no animal could jdmp them. The (ed hy other side is entirely 'open, a brpad | Thi ditch fifteen feet deep preventin animals from g full of tre Then ediirs the ditch, but it if =o designed that it cannot be the public Hence on flower bed at liohs thirty feet away, tance between the animals ditch and the path At time there are eight lions « Bengal tigers in this unique lion | | den, The tro 1 plants, rock i cave-like apy ie of then n 1 make an ideal and antural setting | these beasts of the jungle and t | It But this is by no means the end of ! tl the novelties seen at this or wl | br zoo. It has been designed or b principle : The animals are so that full view of them can be ed, vet to all appearance they ve to be at large able fo 4 about of their own free will, One, fo This instance, looks over a prettily signed water pond full of all kinds aquatic birds, at various hay animals such as gamels, dromedaries, | Eve , and ostriches, They -appeas. to movi rely confined to their parti-'j® cular inclosure. Bevond comes thy lion | house and then great mountains on | which ibex; sheep and goats disport themselves, When the garden is finished, will be by April able to stand in ext, one will be | | zoo and obtain | a view at one time of over 600 ani- | mals and birds and vet be unable to | detect the presence of iron rails ord cages, T will be prevented | from getting cunninglv-d | ed ditches, iron bars and other in; | genious contrivances Some of the artificial mountains are clevervly-designed © structurest they | tower from eighty-six feet to 150 feet in height. The mountains that are | finished are popu 1 with various to rob moun tain animals PEACEFUL RUSSIANS. Shew Entirely New Spirit To- wards Oppressors. showing an entircly new put toward their oppressors. Up | { | 1 ing to the public | ter th footpath. Tmmediately in front © of animals in t this latter is a narrow strip of garden | mor ical plant im Cultivate The Flocks Dowr mt at liberty, but { breeding than ¢ Foolish Request: wo h the government standin' dat my pay self ws deer and wvgh , at MeXuley's book store. CROWD OF INVALIDS AT THE FAMOUS SHRINE AT LOURDES x « 2 . The picture shows where the mira cles are worked, and also shows the screen of crutches left Ly per sons who bad been cured. ONTARIO, SATURDAY, ACCIDENT RESTORED SIGHT. -- Strange Case Reported From Leeds, England. London, Oct. 20.--A strange case of sight, which was destroyed by one ac cident being restored by another, is reported from leeds, A practical joke was played on Maria Louisa Good yvoar, of Hadingley, while she was employed as a machinist twenty-two years ago. Hér stool was withdrawn by a fellow worker from under her. Shefoll and. struck her head. The force of the blow causedan pressure of the skull on the optic nerve and she lost her sight, Twelve years later che fell from the top to the bottom of a cellar steps. A medical man, who was called in said she had shaken the optie nerve and declared that if he could give der a blow on the head her sight might be restoged. He dared not try the experi- mond however, as it might jeppardize her reason. Now Miss Goodyear "has fallen down a flight of stairs again Her fall was followed. by severe pains in the head, and the sudden return of sight, just in time to see her mother before the latter's death, Her sight is excellent once' more, and she has no need Tor "spectacles, JAIL RECORD. Spent Fifty Two Years in Dur- ance.' Sydney, Oct. 20. Death has just re mitied a portion of the last sentence inflicted on a criviinal named Clark, a prisoner in Geelong jail, Victoria, He is belioved to have held the re cord for length of . imprizonment. He was transported to Tasmania between forty and fifty, years ago for an offence commjtted in England. In due eonrse he got his ticket-of-leave, and after that he earned a series of sentences totalling fifty one yours. The following Was the order, the fig ures representing years: 7, 7, 3,05, 10, 6. In addition, there were two police court sentences: of sx months 'each. His offences ranged from burglary to pnssing © spurious coin F A friemd of Clark's, one Williams, nn expert in "ringing the changes," s recently been sent to Pentridge j agoin, after a six months' soell of liberty. This is the longest period of individoml responsibility that he has enjoyed since he was first sonten eed in 1867. Wis sentences aggreente forty-two years. Both he and Clark were models of rood conduct in pris on, aml invariably oMained the maximum amount of remission. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY Was the Charge Against Master and Donkey. Paris, Oct. 20~"Drunk and disor derly" was the charge against Jul Ploudal, and "drunk and interrupting traflic'" was the charge against his donkey when both were brought before the commissary of police, Pioudal and his beast of burden were discovered by the police sound asleep by the curb, while the vegetables in, the cart were spilled all over the Sgeet, und a jeor ing erowd stood around. The man was waked up and made to walk to the police station, but thera was no reviving the donkey, so he was unhiteched and allowed to sleep off his too potent libation. Pioudal explained tq the magistrate that he thought it was selfish of a fellow to get drunk all by himseli, 'and that he always treated hid donkéy whenever he had a drink himself, The animal, he de clared, had only a quart of "red wine with sugar in it, but it seemed some how. to have gone to kis head. COULD USE A FIVE. I. o------ Actor's Young Son Came in For Largest. Worcester Spy About two years ago Hap Ward, an actor, who now has his sommer home on a conspinous éorner in Ré were, had a part given 'him to learn, and only two days in which to learn it. It was r'a faany. part, and running through the whole play was the phrase, "I could use a five." He stuthied aloud nearly all the allotted time. Just before the fourth the following summer his voung. son, who was then five years old, and no longer asked for pennies' or nickels, asked for some money "How much do you want?" asked his father "Well, 1 could use a five," replied the boy, anid he got it. sete Huge Bridge Adrift. All are familiar with many kinds of moving. Even" office buildings are moved in these days, But when 40,000 fons of "eel "begin to move of its own accord, it is difficult to prevent it going as far as it wishes, says Technical World Magazine, The ng Williamsburg bridge across the East River, New York, cost twenty million dollars; owing to an accident and five, it has started to drift down streant Noted bridye engineers and construc tors have been called, but are at a loss to know how to prevent it fur ther shifting. Owing to | th®great strain upon the eables caused by the movement, it is impossible to use the bridge except for ordinary traflic, and no railroad cars of any kind are al lowed to cross it, as it i feared the vibration and weight might cause » portion "of the bridge to collapse ut- terly. Eight Kinds Of Robber. "Why, I thought you told me yon had nine rascals . in here," said the visitor, *'I seo only two." "You don't se correctly." answered the turnkey. "The one with the rag ge! beard is a * horse thief. The one with the smooth face is a bank wreck or. who robbed poor people. He's the other eight te OCTOBER 20, 1906. AN OLD MISER DIES FOUND DEAD AS RESULT OF Was Ready For Burglars--Always Kept Two Loaded Revolvers and Two Air Guns For Use in House--Sisters in Asylum. . ary story of squalor and riches runs behind the tragedy of an old Totten- ham miser, who has just, died, killed by the miserable conditions in which he lived, though the £23,000, He occupied a house in Handsworth road, Tottenham, and al- lowed no' one to know him, name was John Sewell, His family were wealthy, and when his 'mother died Sewell came into fortune of £10,000, which yielded an Ancome of £600 a year. Directly he in herited his fortune he began to dis- play eccentric ways. Ten years ago he Tottenham, which one to enter, not even a charwoman He kept his gold in the house, and al ways had two loaded revolvers, and in readiness for burg: Sewell never trusted one hank with , but always deposited with least Tour different banking Ro things went on till some a neighbor, having missed him, spoke to the police, who weit to the door and asked Sewell into the house, The miser lay in his room was pitch dark; but ho was groping for ing near, Around him were gold and The tragedy of the man's life does not seem to have ended in death, for his sisters who would inhefit. this for a private lunatic asylum in an elderly gentlaman, named Samu ¢l Snibbs, of Stroud Green ELECTRICITY IN FARMING. Cherished Dream. Electricity --asa-possiblemotor-pow er for farm implements has long been that there is a possibilty ing used as an insecticide. The discov ery, af in thé case. of most valuable . , was due to accident. Monaco (I'rance) engineer, while work- ing with an electrical machine in air, had occasion to insert metal in the ground and connect as the current was turned on all ground hurriedly came to the surface, might be found effectual in killing the insects; and further experiments it to place a dynamo on a hardeart, with an attachment by ground whem the that all insects #0 reached by the cur have been killed as by The inventor ix confident w utilized in killing inscots on plants Should he prove suceessful, the question of: how to produce elec tricity in an inexpensive way will be: come a pertinent Cleanliness In School. It was stated, ves Tower, Bridge police introduced the system of having niirses from 390 10 Awo Decides to Do Killing With a Revolver, Oct. 20.--A young Russian t, who has just arrived from Biarritz, has been arrested st Pou- louse, She refuses to give her name, but declares that she was sent by a revolutionary commitiee to Biarritz to murder a high functionary of the Russian government, who has been stopping at that place, The girl de. clares that she had a bomb concealed in hér roam and had brought the murderous engine all the way from Russia. | However, after she had been in i France a while and read the comments in the French papers on.the doings of the Russian revolutionaries, she de cided that a bomb was a cruel thing 10 use, 4% sO many people besides the guilty one wore usually sacrificed. She then decided to do her killing with a revolver, but at the last 'mo- ment her courage failed and she fled, alter having destroyed the homb. The police agent, who had overheard her converpation with a friend in a Biarritz cafe, in which she declared her intention of killing the Russian digni- tary, tracked her to Toulouse, where slic has been arrested. The police are inclined, however, to think that . the girl is not really dangerous, but is only a Russian student whose mind has given way. Her nationality is questioned. _. . » A SUCCESSFUL EXPEDIENT, The Way the Minister's Son Kept Quiet. Harper's Weekly, A prominent minister was compelled not long ~ago to give strict orders that, while he was ecagaged in the pre paration of his sermons, his young son must be kept reasonably quiet, In spite of this, however, there arose one morning p most astonishing noise of banging and hammering, which seemed to te that - the steam-heating pipes were being knocked to pieces, Hurrying out of his study, the minis. ter encountered his wife, 3 "My dear, what in the world 44 Bob- by doing !'" he asked. "Why, he is only beating on the radiator downstairs," was the some- what surprised reply. "Well, he must stop it,"" the minis- ter said, decidedly, "1 don't think he will harm it, dear," his wife answered soothingly; "and it is the only thing that will keep him quiet." TOD MUCH COMPANY. . Old Man Had. All the Ohairs He Wanted. Hartford Courant. An old fiddler named Beckman lived in a hut on the outskirts of Franklin Falls, NH, One bleak night in winter as the old man was musing over his mug of cider, he was aroused from his pipe dream by the hasty entrance of a party of young men, who came to have a lark, The old man #arcely noticed "them, and: the bully of the crowd, noting the scarcity of chairs, remarked : 'Hey, there, Becky, why don't you have more chairs and ask vour compgny to sit down and be sociable 1° "Wall," said the old man, lazily crossing one log over the other, "1 reckon, boys, ea heow 1 got chairs all right, but the truth of it is I've got too darn mmch company." Actor's Paradise. Cape Town, Oct, 20-0. P. Haggar, a labor member of the new legislative assembly of Natal, advocates taxing the profits of theatrical companios which visit Natal and "carry away buckets of gold !*' If you had taken two of Carter's Little Liver Pills before retiring you would not have had that coated tongue. or bad taste in the mouth this morning. Keep a vial with you for occasional nse, beginning. on And, in nine cases out of té that beg g is made in = Bowels. 80 Constipation is the beginning of mast eases. It paves the way for all others, Lack of exercise, hasty eating, improper food, are its first causes. = Laziness, and postponement, permit to grow into Chronic Constipation, which means Hle-long Discomfort, nerves, dulls the mind, and obscures the merry sunshine of Life. E - - » The time to adjust the Bowels is the very minute you suspect they need adjustment. =If your tongue is slightly coated, =i your breath is under suspicion, 4 =If your head feels a trifle heavy or dull, ~I1f digestion seems even a little slow, --If Heartburn, Belching, Colic or Rests lessness begin to show themselves, --That's the time to eat a Casparet. It acts as pleasantly as it tastes. Itisas congenial to your Bewels as it Is 15 yout Palate. It stimulates the muscular lining of the Bowels and Intestines; so that they meghant= cally extract nourishment from the food and drive out the waste. > » .® oo» The only way to have Casadrets reddy to use precisely when you need them is to carry them constantly in your pocket, as you do a Watch or a Lead pencil, The ten cent box of Cascarets is mads thin, flat, round-edged, and small, for this precise purpose. Be very careful to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company and never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped "CCC." 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