PAGE SIX THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, US (7ITLCHK +r. So when he for himself, it should not have been deemed surprising that he should omething singularly original Modest kaiser! Oh, delectable Author, artist, preacher, teacher, diér, sailor, costumer, composer, musi cian, actor--what other role remained | This royal deck of cards is probably for 'him, think you? [ syne of the most remarkable in existence, Wisest among monarchs and most com- | for it gives a key to a great ruler's esti- pelent, the genial kaiser of the Father: |: m of some famous European diplo- land has won the attention of the world | and reigns And incidentally in more protean roles than possibly any | him to assume and proclaim his other monarch Spectacular, d, | new role has been his career. But who, verily, For the imagined threr was another character | represent for himself to assume? \ mat But here you are! He proclaims | Heart himself "King of Hearts." This pack was fashioned some And who are his four knaves? heen used by the ly, the old statesmen who were after the in his young sides, have been disposed of -- i cently, however, were 'they There is no Joubt that Waiser Wil i copied and given to the prying public : helm, like all great men, is eccentric. | Wheh the emperor visited Corfu, some 3ut he is also ingenious. He has what me ago, an enterprising band of specu many had the saving race of mon pronosed, to build a casino originality. TiS OLDEST CHURCH THAT LOCATED IN CITY OF MEXICO. de Wilhelm! 1 $0 do m nat SoOve nal le inde cards are 1d diplo King of characters of the royal perso kaiser is t ed by and the years kaiser | affarrs 0, and has a jolly game, Veri- |ag thorns | far many | of state Only r not-- g lative here woman e the pped respectfully et must tread poorest and oldest, aside, though his mong thorns or in the gutter. He did » honor the séx of the roother of our Lord | A lady remarked to the Engli ist, Bul wer Lytton, I: dove olombe) [i | | were sh e bare { ish novel- how odd it was that | should have been Old World, and Co- should have found immediately replied: came from Noah; the Ent out io "ind the umt (Colombe) he Lytton The Building is Still in a Splendid State of Preservation--It Has Been in Use Since 1541. The. oldest house of worship on this continent is in the city of Mexico since '1541 it has served continuously as a place for devotions, The building is still in a splendid state of preservation The oldest organ in the world has been found on the Island of Gothland, in the Jaltic Sea. It dates from 1240 A.D The oldest tree is on the Isle of Cos, coast of Asia Minor. It is a platane, un der the shade of which Hippocrates, the father of medicine, lectured to: his pu- pils. It must be at least 2,500 years 1 The trunk has a circumference of 32 the fourth century: clearly. fect and it still bears leaf, but decay The see of Rivon: was' founded apparent and two princi pal limbs have to reign: of William vo foundec est yported by brick pillars no i 4 " thirteenth an church at tates bishops since. The see of Ntw- . castle founded in 1882, but is -at-Hoo, Kent, E ngland, 13 SHPPOS- | ready occupied by its fourth bishop, the inhabitants of that large in-1' "The. heart goes od tan ih® man ho Sstial village to be the cleanest edifice? 4... his rk wi he " an who in England. It is washed down once a s work when 'the "boss" is away week by members: of the congregation, as well as when he is at home. headed by the rector and curate. There is no superficial mop. and pail business, but every inch of the large church is) Weekly thoroughly cleansed and "polished by *A those enthusiastic volunteers, who have | "goods kept up this commendable rk for five | country years a prohth 1 her The: inmates of the work-houses are |' f about 24 per proverbially long-lived, but seldom but hears of h a unique assergbly as took rs' place 'recently at Sandwich, England, 1 when igh een *inmates of the, Eastry Union, whose aggregate of ages amounts to 1.500 years, were- entertained by a friend. After the tea each man was given two ounces of tobacco and a penny piece, | "from the te tes or We are becom ssly material thout istic, laments Journal. We worship on! useful, for-| "wo f getting the tiful things in" the .world are those no use whatever --=poetry, art, fairy gardens with out vegetables, uncut and cades that are with mills, power stations, A; little girl of the British woman gave to us new and the one -- from Genoa.' | se i t Ten years ago China had one short railroad; now four thousand miles of railway are completed and nine thou- sand miles are process of building The traveller can go from Peking to.| Hong-Kong in thirty-six hours; years ago it took thirty-six days. When some one found fault with cer- tain writings of St. Jerome, he answered | that they were free-will offerings on his | part and that it did not behoove the re- | ceive to look a gift-horse in the | mouth." The proverb was current in| m four 15 | in the vet has had but was al- Taxing The Farmer. Su ariff brou mad would not allow abroad to d ich Irom wh ght splag Id be ug one now, 50 1splacement of shipment over woollens wre bre same period xclusion here again an Incereas of the § nvolve tale forests cas- | "in the tAx on imports." not adorned or factories inspired the organization Bible Society; a young Robbert Raikes idea of the Sunday school. An ther. young woman's writings resulted in the estab lishment of the Fresh Air Funds of all the : large Every has some germ of C if right_spirit "Just a am" 5 Cot invalid, Charlotte Elliot, while most helpless upon a sofa. Her ¢ had gone t« inment, and suffered me in ( , and yearned to be 1 she the verses now Suso, simplest ing cus Sentinel Houses. : th se. the home FUpers static ns | Pe opl e in ne mmand nsequently 1 in the first In wtskirts 1 by a he coun the th ne by ng al NPOSe( m as she 1s was, hymn which usands sprang into' her mind monk and mystic, one of ind best of men, had a touch whenever he encountered a the Sing 1 , Glouc Peterborough it the ' Durham t m: centuries to complete Be Sure Do not trust too much to your-own judg- ment in medical matters. Consult your doctor frequently. He knows. best. Ayers Cherry Pectoral REVISED FORMULA \ Hard colds, hard coughs, severe bronchitis, weak throats, weak lungs. We wish you would ask your doctor. if he knows of anything better for these troubles than Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. We believe it is the best medicine you could possibly take. But ask your doctor, and thus be sure to make no mistake. Free; from Alcohol C. AYER CO., Manufacturing Chemists, Lowell, Mass. CIF TETC + vs. signed a deck of cards » | tions "the Mar i wrought ne ee hy Carlo, they declared. And, they nounced, they would .use cards were exact duplic: ates of those. used by his majesty, Kaiser Wilhelm II Somehow they had obtained replicas | of the cards And they kaiser : e King I'hese ds are a ation Many fami with things | back of the es in. Europe knew kaiser's regard of Bismark was the highest [hat the - taken in his policy has hown At the times however, sympathy of | the world was with Bismarck. But the great diplomat's "death, did kaiser's estimation of h inge ? In this deck of cards Bismark is one which them--with the | person ar not kaiser was not SINCE the since the REALLY GOOD THEATRE. London Missionary Society Put on Good Show. churches 1 antagor Protestant an ave held i the thea with mult fess | wards evange which recent years h pressed by aggress wards the the: In England this s son, however, it has bee en adopted by the Free churches as : with unexpected s f Darkness and 1 "Orient in L lar theatrical perfor 1at Missionary Soci the management in I hands It was staged supe bly by a theatr manager. The training of the perform- ers was entrus ho knew their busir ional wctors were emplo) from amateurishnes [he pageant succeeded on its own mer 1 have drawn crowded andiences in : e in any city ir 1 apart from its onnection To multi- tudes not ac it was a revelation, ing to watch their faces of "Old Hundred" def vloying on the stage, tage spectacle of the Ha the brave queen ing the wrath some ears, but mony with what had dreds of thou have meaning of S$ destroy Ve tre pe ctacn- The London ical ical t r missions and it was interest- The singing following a ts dar- arred and her attenda of their god, d to ma gone be been seeme Hun and glor the and 1s by the "Sund: concert Of Harvest ife expres utpou Herel contre bef giving." re thank Miracle Of men ar Memory Missior In ( and t v's na we | hound ( many he hearts mes, and of women Bet! the g Marys One great of memory by thing cen- turies of train derful, hard to vo girl comr » 0 miler y the Westminster S day and a half. ton have all whole of the New bright promise for the ung repeated Testament coming Ct W Liberals Happy Hit. Herat Yew-trees were. originally planted in ¢hurchyards to protect them from cat- tle. and to preserve them for the making of bows andearrows for genera- | ly in putting | t! customed to attend theatres | i by the great chorus | waiian volcano, | ont in har= taught the | t Can- | C7750 v0 0 an- [ premier, who believed that he cou'd es- Watee [tablish an African empire, irked in the | Ge rman monarch. {war lord!" | | Rp but felt, senti {of Eur ope 1" And Gladstone nagged him {British premier « perious kaiser sl | de ck-Rousseau, - t} {also caused the k i mired and, Once Wi Ikel m premier" s wife: ad the preneray Pp would out {or : Glads tone. Leopold of Be lg ro Congo as King of King 1g of opportun in Club Wilhelm sand. came ringing Crispi's unuttered, ment : "I am the great mind | it is said, "Ii le Humbert of German the 1 am tf he Across The great ten caused the 1m- eepless nights. Wal 1e French ex-premier, awser anxiety. He ad- feared him. declared to Waldeck-Rousscau ity - afforded by the monarchical countries, Richelieu, Bismarck ! gium, reaping riches was selected by Diamonds. Hox fi Italy Tui: the signifi though LIFE AFTER DEATH. { The Views Expressed By ' Dr. Peterson Smythe. roo) Pater ( -anadian ades." "The Bible student that ther 1 th 11 men go life. No ma Heaven. No ma Hell No man ond ey 1at w ¢ the e Had aracte in that solemn h horrc Teach 1 departed are but me than if they could not write { Living their beaut blessed envy that thoughts Tauding y World er in busin to gives ample t requir member ken hi ht out a} 1 1hsol their to d Than ¢ thank roar o tea grave, thdr tnere Teach ath 1 shall pas f, with my ronment of theref and that I « rector writes 11 subject 1 Smythe, , Montreal, on the of to every 1 e is the immediate life a vivid conscious life n has n has ever yet ever yet g« gone to 15 ever yet been judged. | ver yet been damned that at any rate. The all who have ever leit aiting yet--from Ki ; from : from the poor ancient days in the istory to the poor struggler | an da last night. * ancient Scriptural doc as it appears in that in the hour into the unseen full life ; feel- r, my individ and our death w i me tl my dear ones little more parted from had gone to India and home; that they are iful life of progress in the law keep th es life me ore 1 may rem inst as Stratton. ervati ves who Mr. candidat wdminis- Peter- evidence In th rial and s abil ity. nce the Mr of s place a command Strat the that in private life, \ arry pockets. Mr. Stratton egard th offer of a w takes his place in win West Pecerhe ro yact ac kful Salutation. 0 Got f wa we g for evermore anks for har | figs new | and | | eace i {In e 1 he i i 2 2 good old years IF eyes that of Thy erve forw r ace on eart | Be Thou our guide i S ROVE od a chapel in XY 1 CENTS vests m anifold oa rn and and all She fr ¢ Thee prais )} God, to Thee ice reign alle round, & men are fou roll on a gaze upon wondrous ways, who faithful si: ard hand in hand, h to good-willed men-- in all-AMEN! rament is having erect ¢liOwstpne Park PER PACKAGE, Toe i . | Kaiser Wilhelm careful | when they depart | ne to | zation | ation 10 oi | 1g po ition | -- ARS CT cance is not quite clear, while the Pope is the King of Spades The Queen of Hearts--his grandmo- ther, whom he loyally admired; Queen Victoria, who was indeed queen of the hearts of her people! And as Queen of Diamonds there 1s Margherita of Italy, one of the most beautiful of European queens, The Clubs, jof Spades Aud himseli--most modest man--King of Hearts, The kaiser, he Jever, felt that the German people dearly Jove him, and doubtless it was the of self-consciousness which m to stand for photographs more than any other ruler, that let him to put his own picture on the cards Four famous European actresses on the ace cards. X=. as empress of Austria is Queen of and the czarina of Russia, Queen they do, ra Yack e lac ds hi said to be highly pleased with his cards. He enjoys few things more than a quiet game x is ' Buckley Hats England's Best. Waar He Samp: "Mother never made such delicious coffee as this)' WaAT Sue Sarp: «Mother » never used Chase & Sanborn's Coffee. \ § That's why." With one of the best equipped and stock- ed Stove Repair Shops in the country, we are in a position to undertake any and every kind of Repair Work. . 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Entry by proxy y, however, be made by an Agency on s by the father, mother, ' ghter, brother or sister of an mn- homesteader, not quarte 110 Subs be must must lation acres in extent, in Joint owner- requirement if the father an€nt by 0) acres in ex f the homeste ad, or upon i for by him in the vicinity, perform his own res: the father (or owned solely vicinity 1 entere ader 1 hy ving with in the two pre As meaning not lirect line CANADIAN NORTH-WEST GULATIONS. rights may SYNOPSIS OF MINING COA! Coal mining or twenty-one years a | $1.00 a e. No | can be d to one cents per ton. QUARTZ RI RI be A MINING C1 AIMS | ge Entry fee, $5.00 i McKELVEY & BIRCH 69 and 71 Brock St. eons Wee so full of Shoes, or rather Shoe talk, that we can't hold in any longer. Our Fall Shoes are in and At seems a8 if we must tell? everybody about the beauty the different lines. | / and excellence of 3 We've Shoes for everybody in the family, from grandpa down to "baby ard ever y Shoe is a prize. 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