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Catharines, - Ontario St. Catharines, - hs | rpp-------- o "ATLANTIC CITY IG ON PARADE VIEW OF THE GREAT EASTER THRO a VALUABLE RUSSIAN IMAGES. | WHY PAINTED RED? Ikons in the Kremlin Yield Much | Iron Gold. Harper's Magnzinég: The ikons. in the Cathedral. of the Assumption in the Kremlin, at Moscow, are immensely valuable. They yielded about ive tons. of silver and five hund- redweight of gold to the French sol- lon the way to Waterloo Station fron diery ins 1812, but this treasure was | Charing Cross. Workmen have beer recovered ithe Cossacks, who, in their | busy for some time painting the stee gratitude, presented to the cathedral a | wark of the structure a beautiful car silver chandelier weighing goo pounds. | mine. : [he jewels with 'which the ikonosta | In America it has been noticed tha is adorned are valued at $125,000, a {most of the skyscraper steel frames are single emerald alone being worth $s0,- | first: painted red and tnen some other ooo. This is a Bible so large that two | color ['his is also the case with stee men are needed to -lift it, and it 1s bridges and ironwork of all kinds. On dudded with gold and emeralds and | of the workmen on the Hungerfor other stones sober estimate of the | bridge job was asked 'why the bridge « weight of gold used in the ikonostas.iwas being painted red. and vessels of this famous church alone | "Ob, it's not the color that counts, places it at 106 hundredwe ight fie said, "but it's what the paint is"com ee een osed of [his is red lead, and an House With A Wrong Tablet. tee] man will tell you that red lead i London Globe - the best preservative against dampness \ curious example of th {and rust. Rec comes down from . more than half a century i or Steel Aways Has Coating. "Why 'is iron , or painted: red?" This question has been asked 'by scores of men and women recently whe have walked over Hungerford bridge Red steel invariably ently reen 1 mistakes o Paris t a first 'coat 1 ron and steel, but, after all, red leac ems to? hold its own asa covermg Quai Conti has born ; tablet with this ifscription: io preserve steel "work When "the rec | on it the structure can he Memorial. In Emper N lead 1s once poleon Bonaparte, officer other color to suit the leaving the school of Brienne, lived at red lead lasts years." this house "in 'the fifth story." Ther | follows that the tablet placed ir | tion by his Majesty Napoleon 111, v October: 14, 1858 history + mito use as 1783 tic of artillery, or | painted amy tast I he King Of Spain As Arbitrator. King Alfonso is, perhaps, the young- n { est monarch who was ever selected te After this great length, of time it has | arbitrate on an international dispute, en discovered that Napoleon never | which in the present case is the dif lived in the house, so the tablet ha | ference between" England and German) been removed. Only another instance | wiih rege rd to the Walfisch bay ter of how our most cherished beliefs arc | ritory. The late King of Sweden--by shattered. ; [rh of his age, his philosophic mind | sp---- ---- wd-his--alociness--from the wrangle of HERE IS A CURE FOR international politics--was repeatedly Sleeplessnes: -alled upon to act as arbitrator, but it { was his majesty's jurists who did the Weak, Listless, Sleepless Men and Women Cured Every Day By 'udicial work for him. No one ex sects King Alforiso himself. to study Dr: Hamilton's Pills. The physical suffering and. menta the question now submitted "16 him with a pot of strong tea at his side and 1 < anguish that victims of sleeplessness endure is indeed a sad story. Put i | old bandages round his head. Dr. Hamiltonls Pills there is swift re Philadelphia, which was owned hn fief from this awful condition. Thous- Benedicq_Arnold and occupied by hin ands have proved the merit -of - this | when he was m command of the Am A Mrs. G rican troops in this city m the Revo T. Lyons, one of the best known resi--| lutionary War, will be known hereafte: den oof Geneva, who writes: "M £2 Mount Pleasant. The park com health ran down and 1 was unable | missioners decided to remove 1 Rename Traitor's Mansion. The mansion in . Fairmont Park ~ grand medicine; among thew hare sleep. [I had headache and pains ditierent parts of my body. In morning 1 was. weary and exhausted- no 'rest or comfort came snatches of steep I got. - "Dr. Hamilton's Pills braced me at once. After the first night 1 got re- freshing sleep, that extreme weariness | eft me dnd I recovered very fast. "No medicine I ever used gave such tel ing results as Dr. Hamilton's Man- drake and Butternut Pills." Lon't 'let sleeplessness drive you crazy; take Ur. Hamilton's Pills and get well. You will increaSe in flesh, your appetite will be. vigorous, force and energy will be installed into your nervous system. 2 By nourishing and purifying blood and by stimulating the Hamilten's Pills accomplish wonders Try a 25c. 'box, or five boxes for $1; at all dealers, 0 from the | the | action of the kidneys, liver and stomach, Dr. | rame from over the doo | substitute a sign bearing the title | which it was known when owned 1 i McPherson family, who sold it t 1d 1 | Arnold's e------ Atchison's Most Generous Man. Atchison Globe. They tell of "an | was going down t a g£ 4 She wus one of the kind who believes in the power of th¢ ge hint, & | they passed a candy st v ! "Doesn't that candy smell goo 1 "Yes," the. man replied, "let's stop | here and smell it awhile!" i n-------------- 'An Impossible Many "Why did you marry me?" "Recause 1 thought you were differ- ent from other men." | "And now you want a i canse you were mistake No; because | was A Gentle Remonstrance. Daily . Telegr Hager, 3 frequ London be Herr kinds of safety t might, returt re sl > d the leit éye destroy | ttered an exclama- k no pr allowed hi {he victim's hands | Even banker : he u [watch case with dynamite, which -ex- A watch had exploded | ploded in the operation of witiding. 4d. Ti ---------------- the seli-made man: is seldom had filled the | wholly satisfied with his job. 1 hardly believe that seated when a stylish sired. . Cah The sultan of Turkey is tor of a fine Zoological