l sangubmfamorey. J -_ ., . F ( BREAKING THE NEWS GENTLY. "What do you want, little boy?†,. “Is this where Mr. Upjohn lives, me.- in: 2†“Yea.†. “The Mr. Upjohn that runs the bank?†“He is an ofï¬cer in the bank.†“The Mr. Upjohn that went down- town on a trolley car this mormng? “I presume he went on a trolley car. What isâ€"-â€"â€"†“Is he the Mr. Upjohn that was in ’ that horrible street car accident‘l'†“I haven’t heard of his being in any tr t car accident.†_ _ 8 “elgidn’t hear ’at he’d sprained lns ankle jumpin’ out o’ the car when the train run into it?†' “No, my little boy; you frighten me. What has †. “Didn’t hear how he run Into a drug store for a piece 0’ court-plaster to stick on a little out he’d got over the eye?†“Not at all. For mercy’s sakeâ€"†“He isn’t in, is he, ma’am‘l†“N0; he’sâ€"n . . “Name’s John U. Upjohn, isn’t it?†“Yes; that’s his name.†. “Then he’s the same man. He won’t be here for an hour or two, I guess, ’cause he’s stoppin’ to have one 0’ his ~t£eth tightened that got knocked a lit- tle bit loose when he was jumpin’ out :o’ danger, y’ know.†“Little boy, tell me the whole story. I think I can bear it now.†‘ “Well, ma’am, he’s in the, hospittle with four ribs broke, an’ one leg’s in (ï¬ling, an’ his nose is knocked kind 0 sideways, but he’s gettin’ along all right, an’ he’ll be out again in about a month, an’ here’s a letter f’m the doc- tor tellin’ y’ all about it, 'ma’am.†#- A' THUUSA I] THANKS. _â€"_â€"â€"- JEAN BOIVUE IS VERY HEARTY IN HIS EXPRES- SIONS OF GRATITUDE. _â€" In Graceful Sentences He Pours Out His Praise of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, the Remedy Which. Has Done So Much for Him. St. Elzear, Que., May 20.-â€"â€"(Spe- clanâ€"it. is a well known characteris- tic of our French Canadian people, that. they are fearless and enthusias~ tie in their praise of anything or anybody that has befriended them. No one is more capable of graceâ€" fully expressing gratitude than the average French gentleman. A recent case illustrates this point. Mons. Jean Boluue has for many years been afllictcd with a terrible malady of the Kidneys. . He suffered a very great deal of pain, and his disease forced him to rise every hour during the night. He was advised to use Dod-d’s Kid- ney Pills, and after taking a short treatment, found himself completely cured. His gratitude knew no bounds, and ever since he nas recommended to all his friends the wonderful remedy which cured him so promptly and completely. When he ï¬nds anyone who has no confidence in them, his ï¬rst act is to give them some Pills, and'explain to them how to use them, and he has found this method very soor convinces the most skeptical of tin truth of the statement he makes that Dodd’s Kidney Pills are thr greatest medicine in the world. Mons. lioivue says 2 "Dodd’s Kidney Pills are good. “I know this because while at one time I sulTercd very severely from Kidney Disease, now I am well. “Not long ago I used to have 10 get up several times during the night now I can sleep well all night witln out rising. “You can believe me, I am glad to have regained my health, and I say thanks a thousand times to Dodd's Kidney Pills.†MW HIS MOTHER’S DARLING. "‘\Iy niece Mary was always a. wellâ€" mcaning girl, but she would say the wrong thing almost every time,†said one old gentleman to another; "and she’s got a boy that’s going to be her very counterpart.†The old gentleman’s eyes twinkled, and his plain, good-natured face Was puckered with enjoyment as he drew from his pocket-book a small sheet of note paper. "I sent Hal a toy monkey that plays all kinds of pranks when it's Wound up," said he, chuckling. “Sent it to him for his birthday. Now you listen to this letter of thanks I got from him toâ€"day. He’s just eight years old: _ “ 'Deer Uncle Ned,â€"â€"I am delitcd with the munkey, thank you. He makes me think of you very oi‘fen. And \vhenckcr momma winds him up and he begins to jump, mamma and I feel as if we were back at your house where all those toys are, and mamma will look at the munkey and say, ‘That's your 'Uncle Ned all over." “ ‘Goodâ€"bye from “ ‘your greatiull Hal.’ †____.+_.__ France pays for her paupers by means of a tax of 10 per cent. on all theatre tickets sold. For Over Sixty Years MM. Wmsmw'a Soormxo Eruur has been used b: millions of mother: for their children while teething. Itsoothes the child, softens the gums. allay} pain. euros wind colic, regulates the Home and bowels, and is the best remedy 5b; Diarrhoea. Twenty-live cents a. battle. Sold by drugwu throughout the World. Bolsuro and uh for " Mus. Wmnow's Sooruxxo SYRUP. “Marry my daughter ? Why, she's a. mere claim." “I know it ; but I ,thought I‘d come early and avoid itho rush."- Results from common soaps: eczema, coarse hands, ragged REDUCES EXPENSE Ask for the Octagon Bar :37 Indian English. An intelligent sepoy one day came to a telegraph office in India and handed ~in a message to send to a station in central India. Having read the mes- sage, the operator said there was some- thing wrong. “No, sahib; me knows English,†he said. Again an attempt was made to explain to him that it was wrongly worded. “Me knows English," he declared haughtin and indignantly. “If you no send, me re« port Superintendent Mandalay.†Thus threatened, the message was forward- ed, “Come quick; father dangerously dead.†One Why to Cut Brass. To cut sl‘g‘t brass chemical-1y the fol- lowing method meets with great suc- ces: Make a strong solution ofxbichlo- ride of mercury in alcohol. With a quill pen draw a line across the brass where it is to be cut. Let it dry on, and with the same pen draw over this line with nitric acid. The brass may then be broken across like glass cut with a diamond. Pimplel. A great many persons are troubled with pimples on the face. which are un- sightly at best, and especially annoying when they come, as they often do, on the nose. Of course they arise from some impurity of the blood and need constitutional treatment, but until this is obtained a safe and easy way of pre- venting them is to apply arniea to the skin. A pimple never comes without warning. A few hours before there is always a slight inflammation or swell- ing. and if a drop of arnica be applied to the spot when the swelling begins half a dozen applications in the course of a day will drive the pimple back un- der the skin. The Obedient Child. There was once a little girl who found it very hard to wash her hands just before dinner. She meant to be clean for the table, but there was so many things to think of that it was impossible to remember. Her mother reproved her very severely one day, and she promised to do better. That day at dinner her mother asked the usual question, “Have you washed your hands, dear?†“Yes,†came the satisï¬ed reply. Her mother looked smilingiy down at the little one's hands, and then she ut- tered an exclamation, for there was no sign that soap or water had been used on them. “Why. your hands are black." she said. "‘Didn’t you say you washed them ‘3" “Well, I just did. mamma. but I was afraid I‘d forget. so i washed them right after breakfast.â€~ His Chance. Wickersâ€"l don‘t know what is the matter with me. My memory is get- ting so treacherous that i cannot trust it from one week to the next. Vickcrsâ€"ls that so? i say, can you lend me $10 for about thirty daysiI Poor Choice. Tenderfoot (uerrously)-l don‘t like the looks of the hotel. is that the only place i can put up? Proprietor (signiï¬eantly)â€"â€"Y-a-a-s. un- less you prefer the graveyard over the hill.- Few people ever really want a thing until they see others chasing after it. , -â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"+â€"~ Lon-don consumes 11 tons of salt a. day. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completelyderange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such antreles should never be. used except on prescriplrons from reputable physicians. as the damage tney wrlldo istcn fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Ha. 1's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J. Cheney 8:. (70.. To- lcdo. 0.. contains no mercury. and is taken in- ternally, acting directly upon the blood and nueous surfaces of the system. in buying Hall’s Qatarrh Cure be sure you get the germ inc: It is taken internal y.and made in Toledo 91110, by F. .l. Cheney & Co. Testimonials rec. ,6 Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. In 1861 every English person would have had 4: 1-5 acres as his share of land. Now he would get but 1%,k acres. Monkey Brand Soap makes copzper' like gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble, and windows like crystal. The average depth of the Irish sea is 240 feet ; of the English Channel 110 feet. illnerd's Linlmenl limes. Burns. etc. FLAKE PIE TRUST. Take one-half cupful lard to a pint, of flour, rub well together (or better. cut it in the flour with a knife); take water sufï¬cient to make a dou b (not too stiii‘). Roll out and 5 read With but- ter; fold over evenly a ter sprinkling the butter slightly With flour. Then form it into a roll from the opposite direction and roll out and spread again with butter and flour; then roll over and over into a large roll, and cut from the ends. A very little of the stiflly- beaten white of an egg stirred into the water is an improvement. - 34,000 square miles of Greenland belong to Denmark, and this area 12,000 barrels of whaleâ€"blubber 'a year.‘ ‘ _.§_.._..__._ ““Tï¬i~ REVIVAL. THE CURIOUS UPS AND DOWNS OF THE WHEEL. Almost in the Catalogue of “has beensâ€â€"Now Popular Everywhere. The varying mood of the public, influenced as it is by fads and fashâ€" ions, is a curious study. In this- reâ€" gard there is no more interesting history than that of the bicycle. From its crude introduction 'until the pneumatic tire and cushion frame were established its progress was remarkable, and the climax was reached three years ago when wheel- lng amounted to a. positive craze. I‘hen there were blacik days, but this year again ï¬nds it in universal faâ€"' vor. The truth is, there never will be anything to take the place of obs bicycle as a convenience, espe- cially in the country where one has not city accommodation for travel. The big revival is due to this and. to the fact that a good bicycle is now within easy reach of any pocket book. â€"â€"â€"4 Thinking about a Wheel '2 If you Want to get one of the best wheels made, anywherer-wheels made for comfort and wearâ€"enquire about the “Massey-Harris,†“Cleveland,†"Brantlord" and "Perfect"bieycles. Drop a card for a catalogue to Can- ada Cycle &. Motor 00., 34 King St., West, Toronto. â€"â€"â€"â€"râ€"â€"â€"â€"+â€"â€"~. 9,000,000 bir-ds’â€"ncsts, for sculpâ€" making, are brought into Canton in a year. It takes 50 to make a pound, and they cost $2.50 an ounce. To runs: A com in 05?. DAY. I‘ake Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets. Ail drugglsts refund the money it it fails to cure. ill. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25o. There have been 2,100 explosions in coal-mines in the last 50 years, involving a loss of 8,800 lives. iinanl’s Linimeni for sale everywhere 100,000 bales of cotton lasted the Lancasliire mills for a year in 1800; now the same amount would feed their spindles for a day and a quarâ€" ter . uâ€"W C. C. RICHARDS & CO. Gentlcmcn,â€"I have used MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT on my vessel and in my family for years, and for every day ills and accidents of life I consider it has no equal. 1 would not start on a voyage without it, if it cost a dollar a bottle. . CAPT. F. R. DESJARDIN. Schr. “Storke,†St. Andre, Ka- mouraska. ‘ ---4 the most stupid Nellyâ€"â€"’ ' Cholly’s man I ever met. He never has a thing in his head." Nellâ€""Oh, you wrong him. I met him in the street toâ€"day, bordig, Biss Dolly.†and he said, ‘Aw, good ' DEAN HALE'S WIT. In his new volume, entitled “Now and Then,†which the venerable Dean Hole of Rochester has just issued, there are uany pleasurable anecdotes, a few old and many now. One of the most time- wern, but still one of the most tick- ling, is that about a jury at an Irish assizcs, most of whom when told by the Judge to go to their usual places forth- with walkcd into the dock. Another anecdote, bearing on the tem- perance question, is as follows:â€"-â€"-“John,†said a clergyman to one of his parish~ ioners, who had been in the habit pf tarrying long at the wine, “John, I’m pleased to see you’ve got a nice new pig. I know you’ve been wanting to buy one for a long time. How did you manage it at last?†“Well, sir,†said John, “I guv up makin’ a pig of myself!†But the Dean’s bcst tale is of a par- son who was in the habit of offering up the following prayer for Queen Adelaide:â€"â€"“O Lord, save thy servant. our sovereign lady, the Queenl Grant that as she grows an old woman she may become a new man; strengthen her with thy blessing, that she may live a pure. virgin, bringing forth sons and daughters to the glory of God; and give her grace, that she may go forth before her people like a lie-goat on the moun- talus.†has 10,000 inhabitants. It produces ‘ Pineappimas. LNOW IS THE TIME TO BUY THEM; THEY ARE GOOD AND l CHEAP. AND WILL BE OVER IN A FEW DAYS. The Dawson Commission 00., Limited, Toronto. Consignments of Produce Solicited. ' _ . ;‘_' g ‘ f; .' wring-m; a“. _ . L :1 ‘ ’ ‘ Ari. ' JIM. The Frost 10..Wircl and :21: a. _ , , a; . is the Strongest and heaviest wire fence madeâ€"goodopenings for good agents"; ’write' us at ence for terms. 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