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.geveral times, trying to master her agitation. Then she took up Web- | the spring. Some are altogether ill, er"s card. «Tooll"' she said, and | others just feel fagged and worn out. .dorf, Thuringia.' away. .a headache." _ theatre tickets from the waiter, who . costume, and in returning, she stop- mami -- 1 pp T WEARY MT HEART'S DARLING THA jest? FEELING Is Quickly Disposed of by 'Dodd's Kidney Pills. coe. BY W. HE(MBURG. "Why?" «Pecause Dresden must be un- pleasant for you, poor heart!" «I do not know why,' said Frau | They tone up the Kldneys, ensuring Pure von Lowen, slowly, as she stood up. Blood, Good Circulation, and a8 acon- «17 shall stay here."' sequence, Vigor and Energy. She walked up and down the room Nearly everyone needs toning up in threw it down again. They have little inclination to work «Phere is the name of his estate {and less to eat. They are simply which we never could understand,' useless. remarked Tucie. "Castle Wotters- Did you ever stop to think that there is a reason for all this, and Hortense suddenly became atlten- that if the complaint is attacked in- tive. telligently it will vield readily, the «Wottersdori? Ah, yes, it must be {lazy feeling will depart and in its in the neighborhood of Gotha. Sev- place will come vigor and energy and eral years ago it was for sale. 1 | appetite. think that the Counts of P--, who 1t is the kidneys that are not do- had owned it for centuries, became {ing their work. They need to i be bankrupt. Papa once wanted to {toned up with Dodd's Widney Pills. buy it. I was quite taken with it; | Why ? Because they are being over- worked and need help. jt is the greatest mixture of archi- tecture that you can imagine. Then In the winter the bady fortifies it- self against cold. With the coming I forgot all about it, and later I heard that a Frankfort merchant | of spring it throws off this fortifica- had bought it. That must be this tion which consists of extra tissue, very Waldemar Weber." and additional waste matter is given Lucie, who was glad to sec the | to the blood to carry away. Ii the young haroness able to talk again, | Kidneys are in condition to do extra embraced her warmly. «IJortense,"' | work this waste material is quickly she said, mischievously, citnis Wal- | expelled from the body in the usual demar Weber makes me anxious. Do | way. you know, he is overwhelmingly in | But it the Kidneys are tired or Jove with the idea of making You |worn out the waste remains in 'the she chatelaine of his cadtle."' : Hortense actually laughed a little. «19 If he only meant you! Any way, he w ould have to take us both; and that might not suit him, so 'we «will let him go." She put her hands ap to her temples again, and with the other motioned the girl to od «],eave me! leave me; I have The remedy is simple. Dodd's Kid- ney Pills put the Kidneys in good working order. The Kidneys in good working order insure pure blood and good circulation--ensure brightness and vigor and. energy. Thousands of people will tell you so, can tell you so out of their own experience. "Po lie down, TIortense,"" begged | Lucie. She shook her head, and took two A pigmy camel has been sent DY the shah of Persia to the Zoo at Berlin, which is only 27 inches high and weighs 61 pounds. It is snow white. : a a Ask for Wisard's and take 19 other. had just entered. . "We will dine up here to-day," said she to the blonde, 4aultlessly shaven young man. «Very well." He disappeared, and returned in a few minutes with a 4raxful of china, which fie balanced in the coolest way upon une hand TTortense stood still by the Wwin- dow while the table was being laid; suddenly she turned round. "Is Rittmeister von Wilken staying at this hotel?" . Babylon's population could never have exceeded 1,200,000, Probably the number of people in Rome was less than this figure. TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA. Mow this means a lot. Pneumonia, The blonde man's nose went nto once established, must run its. course the air, and he half closed his eyes. and when statistics show us that 'Wilken? Wilken?' said he, as if he more people die annually throughout must think. "Rittmeister von Wil | the Northern, Middle and Western ken----quite, right, asdame, he lives States from this, than from any here, one' flifiht of stairs highyr. other disease, it becomes us to stir Number 29.7 Tle went again ourselves and' ascertain what remer to 'the table, moved the | dies we can adopt to prevent a cold chairs, pulled at the table-cloth, developing into pneumonia. 1 give and disappeared, with the assurance you these right here :--Dr. August that he would be back at once witn | Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea and the soup. gt. Jacob's Oil, the former taken 'Hortense stood motionless; she did {hot on the approach of the first not come to the table until the | symptoms of a cold--for pneumonia waiter had served the soup and dis- does not come first, it is a neglected appeared. She sat pefore her plate, cold and exposure that precedes pneu- white and still, but did not touch |monia. In conjunction apply St. the food. Jacob's Oil across the top portion "Do eat, Hortense,"' jmplored Lu- of the chest and throat, cover with | cie. oil silk, on top of which put hot ahe shook her head and 'examined | flannel cloths; place feet in hot mus- the two theatre tickets that were tard and water, take a hot lemon- lying by her plate. J : ade with a dash of Jamaica (not «Had we not better stay at home Medford, oh dear ne) rum, and you to-night?" said the young girl. will be all right, most likely in a "No," was the Prusque response. day or two. The dinner passed in silence. The! tani erm dessert remained untouched. Hor- | Paderewski has already composed tense now proposed that they should | more than eighty vocal works be take the drive that they bad given |eides piano pieces, a concerto, and up in the morning, and soon they | a suite. they were sitting silently by each other in the carriage driving through the street of the 'Grosse Garten. It occurred to T.ucie that Hortense had put on an unusuallv handsome EE etme me Chronic Derangements of the Stomach, Liver and Blood are speedily removed by the active principle of the ingredients entering into the composition of ti Par: melee's Vegetable Pills. These pills" act specifically on the deranged organs,stim- ulating to action the dormant energies ped at a shop in the Prag Strasse, and came pack with a bright-red parasol. «The newest thing," she said, smilingly, to the young girl, using her new possession as a protection against the spring sun. "Po you like it?" ' "No," said Lucie, «J do not like such bright colors." "Nor IL" returned the young bar- oness, Tvhose pale face seemed quite he changed with the reflection of the . PE s y parasol. «7 do not either, but.' Keep Minard's Liniment mn the House. and she held the parasol over Taucie, pet «jt answers the PUrpose, I see." When they returned to the hota they hastened to dress for the thea- tre. Lucie was very soon ready; she came OVer into her friend's bed- room, as she often liked to do, to and renewing jife and vitality to the af- flicted. In this lies the great secret of the popularity of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. Over 1,500 British vessels plying in FBastern waters are manned by Chinese Crews. Roumania, Servia, and Greece all have more men than women. NASH Soh dem mmenttn Where to rut the Pigpen.: blood and the circulation is clogged. | aldo struc of the system, thereby removing disease Advice From Sadik. Of the distinguished authors of Per- sia none perhaps has enjoyed a wider popularity than Sadi, who lived in the thirteenth century. . He was a great {raveler and a close observer, and his anecdotes and short stories are de- scribed as being founded on his own experiences and observations. In "Fer- sian Poetry For English Readers" Mr. S. Robinson quotes, the following from Sadi's writings: A pupil said to his instructor, "What am I to do, for people incommode me with the frequency of their visits to such a degree that their conversation produces a great distraction of my val- uable time?" : The teacher replied: "To every one who is poor lend and from every one who is rich borrow. They will not come about you again". Another example embodies excellent advice: A silly fellow, having a pain in his eyes, went to a farrier and asked him for a remedy. The farrier applied to his eyes something which he would have given to a1 animal, and it blind- ed him, upon which they made an ap- peal to the magistrate. The magistrate said: «rphis is no case for damages. It is plain that this fellow is an ass Or he would not have gone to a farrier." No man of enlightened understanding will commit weighty matters to one of mean abilities. nme prarmi gan's Tail One of the most entertaining chapters in natural history is that which relates to the many curious means that birds and other animals possess of deceiving the eyes of their enemies. Mr. E. San- dys, in writing of upland game birds, calls attentiod to a remarkable and beautiful instance. When the ptar- migan puts on its winter dress, it has a black tail One might suppose that this would attract attention to the bird crouching 02 the snow, hut in fact it serves: for concealment. Every projec- tion on a snowfield casts 2 dark shad- ow and that is what the tail of the motionless ptarmigan 1o0ks like, the body of thesbird resembling a mere hump on tlie white background. Old Coins From 0o1d Mints. The "mint house" in Boston existed about thirty-four years. Ail the coins jssued from it bore the dates 1652 or 1662, the same aies being used proba- bly throughout the thirty-four years of coinage. Some coins had been made in Bermuda for the use of the Virginia colony as early as 1644. Copper coins bearing the figure of an elephant were struck in England for the Carolinas and New gagand in 1604. Coins were 'E Lor Maryland bearing the effigy of Lord Baltimore. A mint was established in Rupert, Vt., by legisla- tive authority in 1785, whence copper cents were issued, bearing on one side a plow and a sun rising from behind hills and on the other a radiated eye surrounded by thirteen stars. About 90,000 tons of butter is made yearly in the United Kingdom. There are now between 2,500 and 3,600 lighthouses in the world. WILSOW'S FLY PADS WILL RID YOUR HOUSE OF FLIES EH A FEW HOURS. THE HALCYON HOT SPRING Arrow ake, B.0. These miraculous springs, Minister to 2 mind diseased, : Pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow Raze out the written troubles nf the brain, ; And with sweet oblivious antidotes Cleanse the stuffed bosom of those per- ilous stufls ¢ Which weigh 'heavily upon Kidney, Liver and Stomach. : Therefore, ali ye who sufter--Give phy=- sic to the cogs; have none of it, hat come and he cured at ; The Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium B.C, TERUR--§15 to $18 per week. THE MANUFAGTURERS OF CARNEFAC STOCK FOOD TO ENCOURAGE ITS USE are giving the following prizes for competition at the Winnipeg Exhibition of 1903. $175 1H GOLD Rin ! FIRST PRIZE. For the heaviest calf, any pure breed. New Zealand's capital, Wellington, Sweden and Norway are the only is not the largest city in the islands. |countries where practically every 'Dunedin, Auckland, and Christchurch |grown man can read and write. Bav- are all larger. . |aria comes next in this, respect. ee France grants bounties to builders During the nineteenth century 52 of large ships. During the past year [new islands rose from the sea by 38 large sailing ships werebuilt. in |volcanic eruption, and sixteen dis- Trench ports of 2,000 tons or up- appeared. The earth is therefore wards. i richer by 36 islands. RICH BLOOD THE ESSENTIAL To Hea th, Strength, Vitality and Even Life Itself. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is Atove All Else a Blood-Builder. --- The complexion tells the quality of Nerve Food is of inestimahlz value the blood and acts as & thermometer | because it actually creates new, rich, of the health. A pale, sallow skin | blood. builds up the system, : and pallor of the eyelids, lips, and | new sissue and fleshr and gums bear unguestionab,e evidence | weight. that the blood is thin. watery and] vitiated. Poor, weal blood fails to supply the nervous system with pro- per nourishment and day by day the pectant period when two lives are system breaks down and disease finds | to be nourished, and after haby's an easy victim. There can be no ji cure, no permanent relief, until the blood is made pure, rich, and seli- sustaining. yale, Bloodless Girls. Woman's system demands a plenti- ful supply of pure. healthy blood. Growing girls, especially when merg- ing into womanhood, become pale, bloodless, weak, and run down be- cause al an insufliciency in the qual- ity or quantity of the blood. As a result feminine irregularities and de- rangements come upon them and sometimes affect their health and happiness all through life. ust at this period Dr. forms increases Nursing Mothers, Tr tater life, during the trying ex- coming, when nursing, womaa's 8ys tem must have an unlimited supply of blood. At these times Tir. Chase's Nerve Food is woman's best friend. because it gives her In condensed form the very elements that are re- quired to form new blood and it is so gentle in action as to be perfect- ly safe and pleasant to usc. Ninety per cent. of woman's ills ave due to thin, watery blood, and weak, exhausted nerves. By over- coming these weaknesses Dr. Chase's Nerve Food makes" thorough and lasting cures. 50 cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50. At all dealers, "or Chase's) Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto ee HOW Is YOUR LIVERS : USE 3 For Bitious and Nervous Disorders, such as wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Glddiness, Fullness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and ali Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &c.. The First Dose will ive Relief In T insutes. This is no fiction. ized wenty Min sufferer is earnestly ov ited to 51 one Box of these Pills, and they wil be acknowiedge TE CA opie, anil dc uic males to €O! eto health. oy Dro] ie ove obstructiol irregularity of the system. For a - romps -pmgve.any obgerues ia ot Weak Stomach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver they act like magic--a few doses will work wonders upon the Vital Organs; Strengthen~ ing the 'muscular systems restoring the long-lost Com lexion 3 bringing back the keen edge of appetite and aronsing with the 'Rosebud © Hoalih the whole Physical Energy © 'the human frame, These are 'facts' admitted by thousands, in all classes of society, and one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that Beecham's Pills have fhe fargast Sale of any Patent Medicine In the World. Full directions with each box, 'prepared only by THOMAS BEECHAM, St. Helens, England. Sold Everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. In boxes, 25¢. -- ir _ pb ---- The armies of Europe now absorb yearly three days' earnings ol the en- tire population. . Only 44 persons took out national- ization papers in the French colonies last year. Minard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend. AL EER AN OPEN LEC TER TO MOTHERS. We are permitted to make public the following jetter, which is a fair sample of hundreds written by moth- ers thronghout Canada praising Baby's Own Tablets : ; Dunbar, Ont. March 18, 1903. Soveral weeks ago my. baby was The Yukon in summer is navigable for a distance of 1,965 miles from the sca. Nearly all infants are more or less subject to' diarrhoea and such complaints while teething, and as this period of very Cross and ill owing to troubles common to children when teething. A correspondent highly recommended Baby's Own Mablets, saying she would use 10 other medicine for her baby. 1 sent for a box, used them according to directions and must say that 1 have found them the best medicine for a teething child I have ever tried. Onc Tablet every other day keeps my baby well and I am qure of my rest at night. 1 echo the words of my friend and say °' they are just splendid." ; ; Mrs. Charles Willard. Baby's Own Tablets will cure all the minol ailments of children, and their lives is the most critical, mothers should not be without a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial. This medicine is a specific for such complaints and is highly spoken of by those who have used it. The proprietors claim it will cure any case of cholera or summes complaint. 3 eee A jackass is not generally credited with too much wisdom, but he can make a tremendous noise with his mouth. i etm When all other preparations fail, try Holloway's Corn Cure. No pain what- ever, and no inconvenience in using it. ree bib Cold by druggists or sent by may be given with absolute safety to oven a new born baby. These Tab- lets ave the only medicine for child- yen sold under an absolute guaran- tee to contain no opiate or harmiul Nineveh has been proved to have been 14 miles long and 8 miles wide. : a The hotel which advertises home comforts does not always specify the mail post paid at BO cents a box by | kind of home. Place where most convenient fof | or grade, born Sifter the 1st January, EE ER © Many a true word is spoken in jest, and many a false statement is made in deadly' earnest. see if she could be of any assistance | feedings and caving for the animals, to her. Hortense, in a black lace | other things being equal. It should dress, was standing pefore the large | be on. & slope, SO that the water mirror, on alittle table near her | will not accumulate, put will run were various boxes with fiowers and | ofi readily. Where the ground is lev- feathers; she had just been arrang- el, special offort should be made to ing a butterfly made of gold filigree | drain the pig lot. Otherwise. it will For the third heaviest ¥ TAT \ od 3 i 3 = : Ao for rd aviest calf, a ! GA eolosed, Snes hor | he very muddy during the spring and | preed, or. grade, born after 1st Sed id hair; BO she pulled 1t ou impa- | quring a wet period, If a tile can | ary, 1903, fed wn Carpefac Stock Food, tiently, and threw it on the table. be run under or alongside the pig | $25 in gold. : : «po-day is one of those days when | lot. the lower layers of soil will te CONDITIONS. Never advertise your troubles. If qothing goes right,"' she muttered. comparatively dry; then if the water Only one entry will be allowed from you have bow legs don't wear striped "Why don't you take the fresh yel- from the surface is properly taken |®ach Farmer or Stockman, and stock i trousers. : 14w roses? asked Y.ucie, "they suit 1903, fed on Carnefac Stock Food, $100 | writing direct to the Dr. Williams' in gold. SRCOND PRIZE. Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Tor the second Heavin-t, Calf, any | pure breed, or grade, ber after 1st of January, 1903, ied oun Jarnefac Stock Food, $50 in gold. THIRD PRIZE. HELE Ey | A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. ATE . The man who fights to preserve the peace may be inconsistent, but he is sometimes effective. ich § i rece, Bananas can best be ripened in a; room kept at 110 degrees. NN mS nr eate Of a fairly good hog lot will re Das Te exhibited at the Winnipeg Ex- you so_weil.""" eT sult, Fvidense must be produced a the time | It is natural that the man who OM RN lm SRS of exhibition to show at the animals } oj ihe r ! : JCONTINUED. were fed on Carnefac tock Food. : gives himself away should feel cheap His Sad Story. Carnefac has proven a decided success, : A Rte "Cleanli Ss Cf ] » | bringing into condition and fattenin Tat EL i : Cleanliness oa) do you mo harm," | SHOR yer foods fail. Send for | hela good world this would (he @aid the housewife. giving the views of otemnarians as to |if all men did what they boast of. "1 don't know about dat, ma'am," | the merits of Carnefac. They all speak A dt replied the dusty wayfarer. hinhly of it. ; A postponed task more toil begets, «pid you ever lose anything by itr | TRY CARNEFAC FOR YOUR STOCK. | and borrowed money pays no debts. «Yes, mum. 1 was "tattooed man' it EA ' a circus one time, an' when dey made W. G. Douglas, Manufacturer, mo take a bath all de figures came off, Princess Street, Winnipeg: an' I lost my job." You can obtain it from your dealer. ---- ir mt ------------70 The Chop. : Sadie was eleven and Alice was 8ev- en. At lunch said Alice: «1 wonder what part of an animal & chop is. Isita leg?' . «Of course not," answered Sadie. «It's the jawbone. Haven't you ever heard of animals licking their chops?' Shirt waists and dainty linen are made delightfully clean and fresh with Sun- light Soap. 5B The Universal Postal Union was first established in 1875 between 22 countries.