Daily British Whig (1850), 31 Mar 1909, p. 9

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THE EGYPTIANS' SECRET. The Egyptians of Pharcali's time Were a wiSRiderful people. The pyramids, for instance, put our modern biilldings to shame. Where such huge blocks of Stone were carved--<how they wore moved and put in place--are mysteries £0 modern minds. The Egyptians were skilled physi- clans, too We know that they used fruit juices In treating many diseases @ years-ago, a physician in Ottawa discovered a metpod of combining the Juices of apples, oranges, figs and prunes, by which the most remarkable results have been obtained. 'Whether "Fruit-a-tives" (these com- bined fruit juices in tablet form) are a re-discovery of the prescriptions of the ancient Egyptians, will probably never be known. Certainly, the ancierfts never had a more effective remedy than "Fruit.a- tives" for all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bowel Troubles, "Fruit-a-tives" are sold by dealers at 50c.a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial box, 25e--or sent postpald on receipt bf price by Frult-a-tives + Limited, Ottawa, GOOD SALARIES Go Only to the Well Trained Big Hy h-Grade Courses haves © bring success to our ue ates. Db and FEvenlag ofaasce and Moderate Rates. FRONTENAC A Lover's Envy. Henry VanDyke in the Century. I envy every Bower that blows . Besides the pathway where she goes, And every bird that sings to her, And every breeze that brings to her The fragrance of the. rose, 1 envy every poet's thyme That moves her heart at even time, And every tree that wears for her Its brightest bloom, and bears for ber The fruitago-of its prime. I envy every Southern night That payes | her path wit moonbeams And silvers all the leaves for her, And in their shadow weaves for her A dream of dear delight. I envy none whose love. requires Of her a gift, "task that tires ; 1 only long to live 'to her, 1. only ask"to give to her All that her heart dasires. » The Way To Wait. Isabel Ecclestone MacKay, in Harper's Magazine. whether by the lonesome road tHas lies along the , Or whether . hill that stoops, rock-shadowed, to the sea. Or by a sail that, blows from far, my love returns to me ! No fear js hidden in my heart to make my face less fair, No tear is hidden in my eye to dim the Ant Satoly you must know fof it they ve Wohld y you so forget those dear omnes, whilst "midst pleasure you do roam ? Would you send them down in sorrow to the grave? Yet how lian do we not parents who are left in grief? he How often have we seen them pino pay { 3 - Often only one fs waiting, and that waiting may ce brief, rambler, help to brighten that short stay. Oh ! "tis hard to be forgotten when they live just for your sake ; Ob ! wayward son, wherever you may sSoam Try and imgke your parents happy, Ho need their hearts to break, And don't forget to send a letter home. THE SPORT REVIEW. . | -- ious Sporting Fields, In the past three yes ates e, of Buffalo, has scored League. In explaining why he cams chase Phil Pola from rows Jack Dupn says that the speedy out- fielder has never been with a team lower than third place. Hessler, the new cured by fialo club, led the Virgin {a dengue § in base running, with 63 steals = io his cre- dit. Bonner was the Jmtup with but 47 pur! So CG in the Shepherd's Bush. Well, at dt Chats something for brig to be ae Wasn't Longboat's attempt u- gm to win.a crown enough to send a. ation into royal mourning ? The annual meeting of the Cana- dian Cricket association was held in Ottawa, the report for last year showing the geason to 'have been one of the By on record and an ments being made for the coming sea- son which promises to be a great one for ribet in Canada. : Toronto has another one-legged ath- lete. He is J. Ryan, and beng fast on the sticks he wants to race B. Ferro, the North Bay Atalian , who de- feated H Reynolds, Toronto, in a one-l oad man's race at North Bay a week age, or he would meet Reynolds in 'Toronto. 'says he Interesting News From the Var, than any other nfl the "the Bastrn i TOOKE'S * Barrister" A MAIS KNOWN BY THE CLOTHES. HE WEARS. i BUSINESS COLLEGE Olergy street, Phone, 680. T. N. BTOOCKDALE, Principal. rtd dh a can walk six miles on Mis erutch in I Ee heh the rose a happ, 1:10:00. bride should wear. y 3 Longhoat came to New York Mon- day. He arrived looking fit and ship- shape and said he felt as if he were in condition to enter the Marathon Derby to-morrow, were that the day DAVID WARFIELD of the race, The Derby, however, In.a recent sdelity To he a the , does not take plate until Saturday ' A ' a h in hough opinion a eli 0 detail does much a 3 Ss. HOIGKHGIIICIOKAIIICIOIIIIOINONN |X heart, is LEK, with sinsing (oust | foward, thy 'craton oi" Stage: ropuc | Spas. bor hat tome Te all pave a Increase Your Efficiency A maa is dite away from bi companions, but in society he is never without his clothes. m And he usually appeacs like his clothes. Clothes make first and later impecsions, both In- business and social circles. He is as stylish as his clothes, Kingston. For should hé come not by the road, and come not by the hill, : And come mot by the far seaway, yet Ly come he surely will-- Close all the roads of all the world, love's road is open still. 3 For love t tions. A pans ay garden fate). \ as. they, -- ---- chance to get acclimated after his RK e - -. », $ at 3 Kingston Business College, Limited, § Head of Queen Street. Canada's Yeading Business Schoal Day and Evening Classes. Shorthand, py Book- keeping, 'Felograp! Special ine dividual fnstruction for pupils deficient In English branches. Rates moderate, Enter at any time. 'Phone, 440. HM. F. MET- CALFE, Principa.. EKER Fortify the System Against Colds, &c. By using : Bowril or Johnston's Fluid Beef We have a fresh supply, in all sizes, 80c., 85¢., 65¢. and :00. FRESH OYSTERS D. COUPER, Ionitin. Dynams, Storage Batteries, Spark Plugs, Carburetors, Etc. TRY OUR DRY BATTERIES. Torbull Electrical Mig. Go. , B78. #78 Bagot St. Dyeing - with Soap! Maypole Soap is the Household Dye that washes 4 dyes with one opera. tion. Used almost excl fa England. Yields fast, brilliant Dyes to any shade. No streaks. And above alU-CLEANLY, SAFE, SURK. Maypole Soap 205. for Colors--isc. fov Black.' Frank L. Benedict & Co., Montveal, The Best assortment of EASTER CHOCOLATES is to be found at . ' 288 Princess St. P TICE S, Phone 845. Insist on this Trademark for er your own sake. THE T. F. HARRISON CO. 12 tates dang 1 hould i krew MARVEL Whirling Sp. cy ay \ be new Yarinal Sy Be cv Niout conven: cleanses pl. It gw a aud directions \& i fe oy su Ter, ¥ CO, W laden, or Outs oral Aweuta for ¢ LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILORING We fully guarantee superior quality ey le, artistic workmanship and J. B. Ouellette, 928 Privcesa Bt. Some people mistake a pain in the gtomach for piety. finds a way to come can find a way to wait! Counsel. By M. E. M. Davis. But for one night though that farewell should be, thou tell How far from thee Fate or caprice may lead his feet, Ere that to-morrow come? Men have been known And days have grown ! To months, and months to lagging years again, Parting, at best, is underlaid with tears-- With tears and pain. Therefore, lest sudden death should come between, Or time, or distance, clasp with pres- sure true The palm of 'him who goeth forth. Un- Fate og 20 *h, too! Yea, find thou always time to say Some earnest word betwixt the talk, any, Regret shonld walk. Smoke. New York Sun. viled beyond measure ; pleasure ; sires, Yet I'm driven away While what'a wish ed for transpires ! I can fill all the sky, yet no crevice so small I cannot creep through; I can hide in the wall. There's no one can hold me~I slip through the "fingers ; But when I am gone some trace of me lingers. I am white, I am black, I am brown,'I am yellow ; I am hateful to some, to some a good fellow: I hung 'round Pompeii when all else had vanished ; Men's dreams I devour, yet men mourn if I'm banished. And though of destruction and waste I'm the sign I am used to preserve what few christ- ians decline. I was first in this world, but I do not pretend To know, as some say, that in we it will end. The Beehive Hat. It may be my artistic sense Is undeveloped. III admit, In some things I 'am very dense, And maybe I am dull of wit, It's possible 1 do not know What beauty is : J'Il' grant you that ; In some things I'm 'a trifle slow, But I don't like your beehive hat. Do not misunderstand me, now. You tell me it's the latest style ; Still T must cling to, anyhow, Mv first opinion all the while. 1 am entitled to my view, The constitution grants me that ; And. lady fair, 1 say t5 vom 1 do not like your beehive hat. I'll have:no argumént to-day; You may decry my lack of taste, Deplore my judgment as you may And tell me that I speak in haste. Tell me all enlture now I lack, I'm unrefined and all of that ; I've looked it over, front and back, And do not like your beehive hat, I know how you will sneer at me And scorn the judgment of a many I know you'll say 1 cannot see The beauty in the things I scan. Having no knowledge of the things 1 criticise, yow'll.me toll flat Pe My views are worthless, Have your flings. I'll never like that beehive hat. Send A Letter Home. In a lonely "country cottage dwell a couple, old and grey, Who are resting in the evening of their ife It has been a strenuous battle, they have nobly won the day, And are now beyond the need of world- ly strife. Still, they are far from happy, in their hearts there is a grief; Oh, a dark spot mars the evening of their joy. How sweet would be a letter and what would be their reiiel If they could but hear once from their darling boy. Years ago, when hale and hearty, how they saved, ah! no one knows ; A great future for this son they often planned ; But the old home seemed too lomely in the hills amidst the snow, And he left it for the city gay and grand. Oft when winter winds are sighing, how they /'weary, few can guess, When a message from their son would make them bright, Their poor old hearts are broken : : "Is he dead, or in distress ? And the thought oft rises: "Where's our boy to-pight ?" So I'd ask you send a letter to the ones who love you - best-- You, pho have neglected doing so day by' day. Your conscience will plead "Guilty 1" when they are laid at rest: Then try and cheer your parents far away. Do not fail to send a message to the "poor old' folks at home" -- The Tree-Lover, --- . Who, loves a tree he loves the life That springs in star and clod ; He loves the love that gilds the clouds, And greens the April sod. If thou shouldst bid thy friend farewell, | He Joves the wide Beneficence. His soul takes hold on God. Press thou his hand in thine ; how cans't | A tree is one of nature's words, A word of peace to man. A word that tells of central strength From whence all things began, A word to preach tranquility To. all our restless clan. Lightly to turn the corner of a street, Ab l bare must be the shadeless ways, And bleak the path must be JE hime who having open eyes, Has never learned to see. Before they looked in loving eyes | And so has never learned to Inve Phe beauty of a tree. Tidwell for man to mix wih raen, To drive his stubborn quest In harbored cities, where the- ships Come from the East and West. To fare forth when the tumult roars And scorn the name of rest. "Tis well the current of his iife Should towards the «leeps- be whirled; And' feel the clash of alien wave Along its channel swirled, And the conflux of the eddies Of the mighty flowing world. Best © with thee henceforth, night But he is wise who, 'mid what noise His winding way may oe Still keeps a heart that holds a nook Of calm serenity. And on inviolate virgin soil That still can love a tree, I've been praised in all tongues and re-| Who loves a tree he loves the life That springs in star and clod; Some shun me as evil, some seek me for | He loves the love that .gilds ine clouds, And greens the April sod. I'm the herald of what every mortal de- | He loves the wide Beneficence. His soul takes hold on God. MRS. PIERRE LORILLARD, JR. This is an excellent picture of the wife of the millionaire tobacconist who com- mitted suicide: in Washington last week. Grateful Rejected One. "I am truly sorry to give you pain, Mr. Hankinson," said the young lady, "but please do not allude to thie sub- ject again. I can never be youn wife." "That is your final answer, Miss Irene?" "It is' "Nothing can induce you to change your décision ?" "My mind is finally and unalterably made up." "Miss Irene," said the young man, rising amd looking about for his hat, "before coming here this evening 1 mado a bet of five pounds with Van Perkins thai vou would say 'No' to my proposal. 'I have won. It was taking a risk, but 1 was dead broke. Miss Irene," he continued, his voice quivering with ¢motion, "you have saved a despairing man from the fate of suicide and wou the life-long respect and esteem of a grateful heart. Good evening. All He Had. Catholic | Standard and Times "But, said Goodley, "Dr. Price- Price doesn' t ask for pay from poor pationts.' "No," replied Markley, "becanse he wouldn't get it. When he treated me he asked me if I had any mioney, and I said 'ves,' of course." "Well 2 "Well, he said, 'I'll take it.' Aecide often caused by weak ankles on" ges eyes. These are a sure sign of kidney trouble (in: a dangerous" stage) and can be cured by contents of one bottle of St. Ragia Lumbago Cure. Half teaspoonful night and "morning. Fot sale at all drug stores. sojourn in Canada, "Do you think Johnson would have a chance with Jim Jeffries if the lat- ter was in condition?" asked the Perth Daily News. Burns chuckled audibly, "He would not have a chance worth a cent. Why, Jeffries of old could beat Johnson, Fitzsimmons, Squires, Lang and myself one after another in the ring, as fast as we liked to come in. But Jefiries will never fight again." It counts to be the champmon. While Jim. Jeffries create fur- age in the big, burgh. Jack Johnson req no less than 200 cops at the ay depot to keep tne crowd from gbtting too close a dook, By the way, Johnson is creating a precedent for a champion, posting real money for the smaller follows te cover when the reverse is the general fighting order. Perhaps when the big dinge thinks it over Pe hds some doubts about his title. It is learned that the C.A.A.U. has reinstated Harvey Pulford as an amateur, It will be remembered that Puliord: refused to play with the Ottawa hockey ecluby. thie season, al- though strenuous efforts were. made to induce the'big defence player to. don a unifofm. Tis refusal to play is now explained hy his reinstatement to the amateur ranks, which will permit him to again become a member of the Ottawa Rowing club four, and take part in the Canadian Henley next summer. Lois Cure, of Paris, won Mon- day night's game from George F. Slosson, in the professional world's championship 18.2 billard tourney, at New York, The French expert out- played the local man from the third inning until the finish, the final score being 500 to Cra C. Morning- star, who is from Rochester, Indiana, now leads the field of seven players, baving won three straight games, while Slosson and Sutton are fied for second place, each having won two games and. lost' one. Though the annual meeting thereof is still nine months away, there is heresy and talk of mutiny around the Eastern League circust and the fair form of P. T, Powers is in danger of having a javelin hurled at it as * he turns any corner, Moreover, there is talk of setting another king upon the throne. - And all because of the schedule that Powers drew up and which the delegates of their own ac- cord accepted, allowing the first and best draft df the schedule to go by the board. Now they are out for the present mncumbent in oflice and threaten all manner of things. That Tommy Burns' surprising pop- ulaiity with the Australian people has not been affected in the smallest de- gree by his defeat at the hands of Johnson, the enormous Ethiopian, his reception in Perth singularly demon- strated, says the Sunday Times, of that ci Every night last week To Suffer From Headaches Makes Life Miserable. It takes a person that has had or iseubs ject to headaches to describe the suffering the whole head, varying in its severity by the cause which brings it on, purely indi- cates that there is something the matter with the stomach or bowels, To the fact thas Burdock Blood Bitters reaches every part of the system in due its success in re- lieving and permanently curing headache. Mra. Allison E. Brown, Sum- writes; -- *'I have been for a long time. After trying different doctors to no effect, a friend asked me to try Burdock Blood Bitters. - I-find I am completely cured after taking three bottles. 1 oan safely recommend it to all." theres was a great crowd at the Pal- ace Gardens. Every night the crowd cheered itseli hoarse as he methodical- ly smacked the punching :@ ball = and brushed flies off the classic counten- ances of his sparring partners. The ex-champion's appearance in the street for his afternoon's constatutionat, continues the Times, was the signal for the gathering of a swarm of ad- miring spectators, anxious te get al sivht of the mighty arm that knocked Pill Squires agl Gunner Moir into slumber, That Aching Corn. Why not remove it with = Peck's Corn Salve. The remedy is sure, it is guaranteed. It is easy to use and gets the corn every time. In big boxes, 15¢., at Wade's drug store. Hidden between two crisp, beautifully browned biscuits of i unique design, is a fairy-like cream, with a flavor of pure lemon juice. This is our Lemon Gream Biscuit--our New 'Creation, About 60 biscuits to the pound. LEMON CREAM- The Dainty, Delicious New Treat SCOR A Just as he measures others by personal appearance, so he is taken by the way he dresses. The up-to-date Fashion-Craft man shows it every time in his clothes. Royal Shoes - Women ROYAL & JUST-RIGHT SHOES FOR MEN They are universally admitted the best. Just how Mrs Alex. could find time tomake on her friends, or g town, or do so mu or read 'latest books, et tho We dies of Kingston. "She hen purchaseda other discriminating women have A ap

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