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This special case hap pened in one of the states of the mid- die west. A woman with a child was siricken with tuberculosis. She applied to the state, then the federal govern- ment, for assistance, but was told that there was no sppropriation' lo cover her case. | "But in that same town there was a farmer who had a fat hog taken sick with cholera. He wired to Wash- ington mbout it, collect. In an hour he received a reply. It read: 'Keep your hog alive for twenty-four hours and our men will' be there." The next day three men from the Department of Agriculture arrived. They treated the hog and the animal recovered. The fat hog fared better than the woman with tuberculosis. "People in this country should die of oll age, not disease. The death rate is sixteen out of one thousand per annum in the United States. This is a ruthless waste of human life." INVITED COURT OUT, || Garrulous Scots Lady Took Justice by Storm In Alberta. Mrs. Isabella Carstairs saturated the supreme court of Alberta with language recently in the style of the Scottish kailyard literature. She was giving evidence designed to show that { one John Anderson had assaulted her { with intent to do her 'bodily harm. Mr. Justice Stuart was on the bench, Mr. Gibson was defending Anderson; Mr. Cogswell, the agent for the At. torney-General, was prosecuting. The stage being fixed, Mrs. Isabella Car. stairs, proceeded to tell the court ex- actly what she thought, knew, imagin- ed and believed about the case. The court looked gon in awed sur- prise while the witness demolished the English language with, an accent that buzzed with its Scottish burr, The' court stenographer stayed his | pencil to look on in rapt admiration lof such a flow of seemingly intellig- | ible language. The clerk of the court awoke from his gentle revérie. Mr. Gibsen, presuming upon all the authority lent the counsel Wearing robes within the sacred precincts of the mahogany-veneer rail attempted to question Mrs. Isabella. He did not get far." He was understood to sug gest something intoxicating. The lady with the Scottish accent hurled back at him ¢ "1 ken ye roo,' the questioning counsel. can catch me wi' the likie o ken I take a drappy, or two, ance in a while "the while or neo. But I ken that ye nae can mak' this fine judge believe what ye're about fo say econ. cerning me. Nae, ver horor; I'm nae saeing as to what [ nae have ever taken a wee drappy, any mair than I'm saeing ye never toek drappy ver- sel." But for that young mon there to tell ye he kens that I had taken o'armuch when that mon Jock An. derson assaulted me with intent to do me sae mooch bodily harra. 1 ken your lordships knows as that it is not true. Nae that I'm denying as what 1 tak' a drappy once in a Pte. lang while. I'd tak' & drap the noo, if the court wish, An' if your lordship would care to tak 'anything wi' me. it's nae for me to say but what 1 would under such circumstances tak' a wee drappy, prechance; she said, scorning "But ye no young man tiere to suggest is differ. Itis not easy 10, 25m a poorly nourished body. Heat and sifength do not come from over- coats or flannels. Bodily warmth and vigor come from foods that are rich in making, tissue: -building material. 1s all Rickfood~n0 waste, no wo indigestible material to clog the system and tax the vitality. Two Shredded Ww heat Blscuults, heated in the oven and served with hot milk sad & a little cream, for breakfast, will supply Or al day' 3 work. "ready- not com- 1 or "treated" with anything --just , shredded and baked a crisp, s delicious combinations with baked ent a t 'gether from your lordship pair tak'in' a wee somethin' with mee-- But his lordship had to refrain from laughing when the lady from the land of Flora Macdonald was so gracious to him. He called a halt. "Stop, stop. stop," pleaded the court; "and let's hear what the case iz about, any. how." John Anderson was {ound guilty on a charge of common assault, which the judge thought should never have been sent up to his court at all. Mrs. Carstairs acted as cook in the An- derson restaurzat at Calder. Sentence is suspended. Incident of the War, "Talking about umens," said the ex. Canadian soldier, "a queer thing hap. pened in the Boer war. "A troop of mounted rifles were re turning after a hard day's scouting to our camp near Maddleburg, in the eastern part of the Transvaal. On our way back we had to pass the town cemetery, which was an the side of a hill. Near the gate of the come- tery stood a shed in which was kept the fown hearse "The doors of this building were open as we werd riding past, and in some 'manner the blocks which were usually kept under the wheels of the hearse must have become dislodged, for the hearse rolle 1 down the hiil ints the middle of our party, who scatier- ed in all directions. officer in charge of thy troop ordered four men to dismount and take the liearse back. Now comes the queer part. Soon after this we went to Cape Town and took ship for home. Every man of that scouting party re- tuned alive and well to Canada ex- cept the four men who bandied that hearse. Nit a man of that four re turped." were, i : okie: sing aw The por HE " ns t fi Tows- died." > Silently the suidier drank i the memory of his cvinrades, set down the Snaply glass, and edged toward the Fhe reason they did mt come hack was we tw them got X Cape Town; he te hat Jos a Boer widows snd en doa on on that. 1 A CLEAN SCALP MEANS: BEAUTIFUL HAIR is pothing "Just as good" as Herpiaade. dealers far as to tel vou they There Newbro's will even go so have something better That dealer has an axe You can t stop his Qn can prevent him grim ling expense There i. fio where for. You won't be obliged to do ihis vary often, as fortunately the majority of druggists are honest and eonscienti- ous. Nenhro's Herpicide has been so long and fasrorably known as the original dandrui germ destrover that no one should be deceived When you 1 a hair remedy, vou don't want one which merely promises to kill the dandruff germ and prevent the hair from falling. You want one that will do it. Herpicide does it, The hair becomes soft and lustrous There is life, snap and beauty where formerly the hair was dead, dull and brittle. Newbro's Herpieide anteed by all druggists Applications of this wonderful pio phylactic may be obtained at the hes barber shops and hair dressing pare lors, Serd ten cents in postage or silver to The Herpicide Co., Dept. R., De troit, Mich., for a nice sample of Her- picide and a booklet telling all about the hair. Kewhro's Herpicide in 50c. and #1 sizes is sold by all dealers who guar: antie it to do all that is claimed. i you arc not satisfied your money will be re unded James B. Meleod and [0 T. speci®] agents. Some to grind. fing, but you ih at Your 5 is one swift way to do sure, vou can get what you ask is sold and gun. Best, MOST @ FAMOUS BEER | EVERYWHER } ED & BOTTLED but for that ° IN THE MOST UP TO DATE PLANT !N CANADA DARD INSPECTION INVITED R NHARDIS OF Suea---- AT VICTORIA'S COUAT. Lady-In.-Wait'ng's Book Gives Inter. esting Details of D2 Life. There are not a few. people. bearing of decorum and digmfied manners, 'forties and 'fifties was very dall and uninteresting. This view, however, should be dispelled by the picture of | Court life presented by spondence of Sarah Spencer, Lady Lyttelton," who was Tady-in-waiting the royal youngsters for some years. es Book, Which has been edited by | y Lyttelton's greal-granddaughier, the Hon. Mrs. Wyndham, contains a number of amusing anecdotes which tend to show that both Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort enjoyed a joke. One day the late King Edward, when a tiny boy, asked his mother in | a railway carriage: "Pray, mamma, is not a pink the female of a carnation?' "Poor darling." says Lady Lyttel- ton, "I am sorry he said it, for he L.got such shouts of laughter that he was abashed." Here is another incident related in Lady Lyttelton's own words: "We have been struggling through the coldest day in this winter; so iar everybody, from the tailor to Prince Albert, has come in with red nose and tingling fingers. Such a hurri- cane of northeast wind, such dark clouds, absent sun, and hard obdur- asf of black frost 1 never saw. sald to the prince: 'Will your Royal! Highness consent to look over he quarterly accounts which I have just brought down?" H.RH.: 'Yes, cer- tainly, if you will consent to my do ing reel steps all the time to warm myself." (H.R.H. was actively so, do- ing as he spoke.) 8. L. 'By all meana. sir, provided your Royal Highness does not insist on my joining. So we were sportive." And here is a delightful picture of the domestic life of the Queen and the Prince Consort, shortly after their marriage : "We have, I begin to notice," says Lady Lyttelton, "rather a raised tone of conversation of late--many bits of information d naval matters and scientific subjects come up and are talked of very pleasantly at dinner. The prince, of course, encourages such subjects, and no gossip h ring since we have ee here, but many things are said daily which I am sorry to forget. The prince and Queen are reading Hallam's 'Consti- tutional History of England' together y most carefully, and for a light, book 'St. Simon's Memoirs." Very pleasant to find him reading loud to her while she was at cross-stitch, as 1 did the other evening before dressing-time. Oh! what a blessing it is that 'Love rules the Court' as he does!" Elephants Rocked the Boat. A queer elephant yarn is told by the captain of a trading steamboat 1n The London Telogram. On one occa- sion he had on board a cargo of forty elephants. The vessel was anchored | of Zanzibar; to roll. At first they to be caused by the ground swell, but when the motion kept increasing there was general alarm, and the captain started un investigation Then it was revealed thai the ele- Pkt had 'in some way found that by swaying to and fro all together a rocking motion was produced seemed to please them immensely. So the great heads and Bodies rolled | and swung in unison until the steam- er, which had ne other cargo of rolling clean over. The attendants hurried down into their hold and, after a great deal of shouting and thumping, managed '~ stc) the dan- gerous amusement, A Merry Old Widow. One of the most remarkable stances Countessgyof Desmond. This merry widow died in 1604, having survived her husband, the twelfth earl, seventy years. She retained' her faculties to the last, could walk fen miles a day until a week of her death, at the age of 140, and according to the inserip- tion on her portrait at Muckross Ab- bey, Killarney, "in ye course of her long pilgrimage renewed her teeth twice." The countess appeared likely 10 beat all records for longevity. whe, relates Sir William Temple, "she must needs climb a nut tree to gather nuts; so, failing down, she hurt her thigh, which brought on a fever, brought death." A Princely Gift. ever made b pation was the presentation by Lady Wallace to the English nation of her husband's remarkable art collection in 1897, It gootains over 600 pictures of every school, including thirteen by Sir Joshua Reynolds, [ucniture, of art innumerable, tween $15,000.00 and | Jt was left absolutely to the nation, the only stipulation be. rn oh it should be kept distinct othe national collections, The Most Curious Known Animal. 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