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UNCLE’S UNDOING. L' , “Uncle,” said little Johnny,.“tell me how .you charged with your war- horse up the Potemallgeiter's Drift, at the head of your troops." 3 “Well,” said the battle scarred veteran, “I mounted the fiery ani- N mal, drew my sward from its scab bard, rose ' ‘ Eve Tempted Adam; . ‘ And Adam has been tempting Eve ever since. Imagine a man selling I woman rancid butter while keep- ing her attention fixed on a “ prize" given with the rancid butter! A wo- v man may be tempted by “ prizes " ' to buy common soaps, that shemay LNp other possesses the exquisite flavor of Ceylon Tea la the finest in m stirru s, ‘ ’ '"d Tea the world produces, Eggllrligv‘vswilgfioghruin he; céothe: 'Forward 1' and ysank pthe 5:358 é . e soon 11 s on dee ‘ ' ' ‘ and is sold only in lead the difference between common galfarliltltgtecgi flulvenng flanks Of my soaps and Sunlight Soap. She finds I “Yes i” exclaimed the boy breath- lessly. “Go on, uncle ! rest of it 1" V “There isn't packets. 1 Black, Mixed and Green. lapan'tca drinkers w~“Sslada" Green hfi DUB. TRADEEITH JAMAICA ‘REQUIREMEN TS OF THE MAR- KET IN THAT ISLAND. Eplendid Chance for Canadian Farmers to Build Up a. Trade. Sunlight Soapâ€"Octagon Barâ€"a prize in itself. Her clothes last longer, and her hands are saved from eczema. Tell me the H _ any more to tell, Johnny, said his uncle, with a pensive sigh. "The horse jibbed !" Hgâ€" SEVEN YEARS Ill BED. THIS WONDERFUL CASE BOR- DERS ON THE MIRACULOUS. Nothing Like It Has Ever Been CEYLON BI. ACK TEA. EWLES‘ antiâ€"rename? We can handle-any quantlty of p repel-lg packed Apple Also any quantity of Poultry (dead or alive.) Write us. THE DAWSON CONHHSSION 00., Limited. TORONTO. WW â€"â€"â€".._ their origin to the Canadian farm- crs. . Probably the principal and most important shippers of these goods give their attention to‘ the British market (being of course Vastly more important), but if you could Induce, perhaps, some of the smaller men to direct their attention to the details of the requirements of this market for the articles as referred to above, A band of tourists was being per- sonally conducted tlu‘ough a chateau on the borders of the Loire. "This Little Boy (wlzo has been chased out of the farmyard by a turkey)â€" "All right ! Just wait till Christ- The present agitation in Jamaica br either the federation or the lommercial union of that colony with the Dominion of Canada is worthy of serious consideration in this country. The Jamaica. plantâ€" lI‘S desire to find a. free market in Canada for their sugar, lemons, orâ€" mges, bananas, coffee, ginger, zpices, logwood, etc., in return for which they would purchase from us )ats, split peas, soda and fancy bis- Iuits, tin and enamelled ware, boots ind shoes, organs, furniture, agri- lultural implements, ropes and cord- Lg‘e, paints, lumber and other buildâ€" ng material, metallic roofing, can~ led goodsr live stock, butter, :hecse, tallow, bacon, hams, flour Lnd other food stuffs and manufac- tures. According to the report of he Committee of the Royal J aâ€" naica Society of Agriculture and Bommerce and Merchants’ Exchange: "The natural conditions of the reâ€" lpective colonies are all in favor of nutual trade. Each country is the iatural complement of the other in iatural products, and it is high time that the feeling which has so long existed in favor of improved lrade relations should bear good re- volts." :The principal drawback to the interchange of commodities is the lack of a. rapid, up-to-date, fre- guent and direct steamboat service. [‘he direct trade between the two :ountries has largely increased since the advent of the Canadaâ€"Jamaica line from St. John, N. B., but this new service, although a. decided im‘ provement, is but a monthly one, :arried on in far from up-toâ€"date steamers, occupying from eight to ten days betWeen St. John and Kingston, Jamaica. i THE EXTENSION OF TRADE. In live stock and live stock proâ€" ducts is of particular interest to me, and in this connection I beg to submit a letter received from Mr. W. Simpson MacCormack, of King- Iton, Jamaica, dealing with the reâ€" ;uircments of their markets in these lines. Kingston, Jamaica, Sept. 4:, 1902. Dear Sinâ€"Your esteemed favor of [arch 4th last was duly received, ind I beg‘ to thank you for inform- ition contained therein. At this lime butchers’ sheep were too high, ind the season too bad to import. [ am now, however, in communicaâ€" lion with Messrs. Gordon and Iron- tides, of Montreal, and hope to get [own a carload. connected to Hali- ax, October boat. I note your remarks regarding the ligh quality of Canadian bacon, )utter, and cheese and the desire )f your department to establish a narket in these islands for these products. You also expressed the lope of hearing from me .“from time lo time, telling what the outlook ,is or the building up of the trade be- lween Canada and Jamaica." I would state that considerable at- lention is-now being directed to the luperiority' of Canadian products by importers here, but I regret to lay that Canadian producers ap- pear disinclined to bring themselves 'nto line of our markets, conditions is to size, packing and promptitude n filling orders and general exist- ng conditions. Buttonâ€"What is required is (1) :hoice creamery put up in one half, we and five pound tins, also in kegs )f about 34 lbs., costing about. 19 lo 23 cents per 1b. f.o.b. Halifax; Llso goo-d dairy butter, put up in imall ten lb. tubs, and 24 lb. kegs, :os'ting from 15 to 18c per 1b. f.o.b. Halifax. Cheeseâ€"Large sizes are not sale- ).blc, but a. lively demand exists for the best qualities, in strong boxes of four, weighing about ten lbs. each; also singles put up separately in strong boxes weighing about 18 to 25 lbs. each. Baconâ€"Slips from 8 to 14 lbs., also sides from 40 to 4.8 lbs., and middles (out from side) of from 18 to 24. of superior mild cured, extra lean selections (pea, fed), will always find ready sale, and there is also a fair demand for mild cured, rolled spiced breakfast bacon and slips from 2;- to 8 lbs., boneless (firm). Hamsâ€"Mild cured extra. lean (pea fed), also smoked and pale dried, from 8 to 12 lbs. A market Would also be found for picnics (shoulder .hams) from 5 to 10 lbs., andwhat are known as Bath Chops 3m 4.- lbs-., also have a demand. . Referring to the last two mention- ed articles there should not be the least difficulty in building up a di- rect trade, for I know as a. fact that ,quantities of the articles arrive here ffrom Bristol and other English lports rc-bagged and represented as of English manufacture, but which I have good reason for knowing owe mâ€"m I.‘am satisfied that tion, demand, and the importance WOULD BE A REVELATION. I would mention that the Pickford Iialifax on the 15th of each month, is accommodated with refrigerated ter and rolls to be shipped. I can- the importance of this market to your dairymen, and I am prepared to give every assistance to appre- ciably place their ed, as previously mentioned, are prepared to meet the market on local conditions. Horsesâ€"You referred to these your letter. There is, hOWever, demand for heavy stock. required is lightly built carriage horses of not less than 15.2. I shall be glad to hear from you on this subject, and also on the genâ€" eral subjects of this letter. Pro- ducts and manufactures must always be quoted f.o.b. I think there should be hardly any difficulty in your finding some responsible pro- ducers to take up the matter. Again thanking you for your preâ€" vious communications, and hoping that this may lead to some practical results, I am, Yours truly, (Sgd.) W. Simpson MacCormack. A few planters interested in the improvement of live stock on the islands of Jamaica, St. Kitts and Trinidad, have imported pureâ€"bred horses, cattle, sheep, swine and poultry in limited numbers from NOVa. Scotia, but as these animals require to be acclimatized after their arrival in the Indies, many of them are lost. On this account buyers do not Care to pay very high prices, but they find that the imported anâ€" imals which survive acclimatization effect a. great improvement in their herds and flocks, and they declare that they Will persevere until the standard of lquality is greatly ele- vated. - Since 1897 some four or five horses, (Clydesdales), twentyâ€"five cattle (Shorthorns, Herefords and Ayrshires), wone hundred sheep (Shropshircs and Southdowns), and about oneâ€"half dozen pigs, (Berk- shires and Tamworths), have been sent to the West Indies bv the Nova Scotia. Government. These were all pureâ€"bred stock, but a, considerable amount of ordinary stock has been shipped. For the first 11 months of 1901, according to the reports of the steamboat agents, there were 95 horses, 30 cattle, 1,200 sheep, nine swine, and 125 coops of poultry shipped from'I-Ialifax to the West Indies. There is now fairly good steamboat accommodation from Halâ€" ifax, boats running twice a month regularly, and although this trade is yet only in its infancy, it would seem to. be capable of considerable development. _ According to the newSpapers, a. fast line of steamers between Canada and Jamaica is likely to be subsidized in the near future, which would no doubt great- ly increase trade between the, two colonies. F. W. Iâ€"IODSON, Live Stock Commissioner. _____.â€"+._Jâ€"4â€"- Ebhc’lber‘luâ€"“I want a pair of slippers for pa. Number ten, please, andâ€"squeaky." Genial Shoemaker-â€" “Squeaky, ? I'm afraid we haven’t any.- of that kind." Ethel- bcrtaâ€"“I am so sorry. Couldn’t you make him a Squeaky. pair? There is a certain young gentleman who visits me frequently, andâ€"and it would be very convenient for him to know just when pa is coming.” in no What is “John,” said the wife tenderly, “promise me that if I should be taken away you will never marry Nancy Tarbox.” “Certainly, Maria" replied the husband reassuringly. "I can promise you that. She refused me three times when I was a. much handsomcr man than I am now.” Forty years ago one sailor was required to every 110 tons carried by a ship. Modern‘ machinery has reduced the proportion to one sailor to 500 tons. WANTED. ELIABLE PARTIES TO KNIT for us at their homes, whole or spare time. We furnish machine and all material necessary to do the work, and pay you good prices in cash as you complete it. Send stamp for full particulars at once to The Dominion Knitting 00., Drug- gi‘srts’ Corporation Bldg., Toronto, Canada, the consump- and Black steamer which sails from cold storage, enabling printed butâ€" not too strongly impress upon you pro-ducts, provid- they m: on... {marâ€".4. us. no”... u .m. Heard. of â€" In Newfoundland Where the Story Comes From It gas Created a. Profound. Sensa- ion. Cottel's Cove, New Bay, Newfoundâ€" land, Oct.’ 27-.â€"(Specia1.)-â€"This part of the island has been thoroughly aroused by the most miraculous cure of a. man named Joseph Boon. For eight years this man had been ailing and for seven years of this time he was unable to work. He had Back Ache and Kidney Complaint, in fact he was all pains and aches. He had been treated from time to time by several doctors and although he always carefully attended to their several prescriptions exactly as or- dered by them, he got no relief, but was slowly growing worse. Finally he wont to the hospital where he remained for seven months, only to be sent home as an incura- ble case. He has tried every remedy he could hear of, electric belts, liniments, oils and other medicines but all of no avail. No one ever thought he could ever be well again. However, one day he picked up a. newspaper containing an account of how Mr. Richard Quirk, of Fortune Harbor, had been cured of Lumbago by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. After read- ing this Mr. Boon made up his mind to try this remedy and at once be- gan a treatment. » - He used altogether twenty-one boxes before he Was able to go to work again, but now he is able to attend to his daily duties as strong and vigorous as any man along the coast. _ Mr. Boon is a. fisherman and is at present engaged at lobster fishing with no thought whatever of his old time Back Ache and other pains. The people here regard this cure as little short of miraculous. â€"â€"â€"¢ ONLY AFTER A GOOD MLEAL. A number of ladies began to disâ€" cuss the virtues oi their respective husbands, when every other topic was worn threadbare. “My husband," said one, “never drinks and noveriswears-indced, he has no bad habits." “Does he ever smoke ’2" asked. “Yes, he likes a cigar just after he has eaten a~ good meal. But I, supâ€" pose on an average he doesn’t smoke more than once a week.” Some 'of her friends laughed, she didn’t seem to understand. someone but 5â€"...” Nurses’ Experience, Medical men say that a. good nurse in a. difficult. case is better than me- dicine, but when we can get a good nurse and good'medicine, the pa- tient stands a. much better chance of recovery. VA few words (if advice given below by nurse Eliza King, are well worth the attention of all readers ': “I have constantly used St. Jaâ€" cobs Oil in the various situations I have occupied as nurse, and have inâ€" variably found it excellent in all cases requiring outward application, such as sprains, bruises, rheumatic affections, neuralgia, etc. In cases of pleurisy it is an excellent remedy â€"well rubbed in. I can strongly re- commend it. after several years' use and experience. It should be in ev- ery household." Sister Carolina, St. Andrew's Hospital, writes : "I have found St. Jacobs Oil a. most efficacious remâ€" edy in gout ; also in sprains and bruises. Indeed, we cannot say too much in its praise, and our doctor is ordering it. constantly." ...._...___4 A turtle was killed a few years ago on the Atlantic coast of South America which was 7 feet long. The shell weighed nearly 1,900 pounds, and was 15 feet in circumference. It was of the kind known as â€". 'sphargis. llinard's llnlmenl relieves lleuralgla. Maud (who has answered the 'door bell herselfyâ€"“George, you must not come into this house to-night. If you 10v0 me, darling, fly at once, and do not. let my father discover your presence." George (tragically) â€"“Oh, Maud, my darling l What serpent has entered our Eden to wreckour happiness ? Speak, girl, speak !” Maud (tearfully)â€"â€"-"Father has just come home with the gas bill.”. ladies and gentlemen, is the room in which the Due de Guise was assasâ€" sinated." “But when I was here this time last year you showed me that room in another Wing." "Very likely, sir; but at that time this wing was being repaired." _-*w-AWW .. . n.“ V Messrs. C. C. Richards & Co. Gentlemen,-My daughter 13 years old, was thrown from a sleigh and injured her elbow so badly it re- mained still and very painful for three years. Four bottles of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT completely cured her and she has not been troubled for two years. Yours truly, J. B. LEVESQUE. St. Joseph, P.Q., Aug. 18,. 1900., WWW-inn : umww.a-mâ€"n. '- Crops are being harvested some- where in the world during every month in the year. South Africa. and Peru harvest in November, and Bengal, Burmah, and New South Wales in December. ” ~â€"â€"_ WABASI-I RAILROAD During the months of September and October, will sell one way sec- ond class tourist tickets at greatly reduced rates to California, Wash- ington, Oregon, Utah, Montana, British Columbia and other Pacific Coast points. Tickets ‘will be sold via. all direct routes. The Wabash is the shortest, best and quickest route from Canada to the above points. Finest. equipped passenger trains in. America. Rates, timeâ€"tables and all parti‘ culars from any ticket agent, or J. A: Richardson, Dist. Passenger Agent, N. E. Corncr King &. Yougc Sts., Toronto, and St. Thomas, Ont. Fredâ€"“Yes. I like him well en- ough, Minnie ; but how did you ever happen to marry a man a head shorter than you are ‘2” Minnieâ€"â€" "‘I had to choose, Fred, between a. little man with a. big salary and a big man With a. little salary.” Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely deranze the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used. except on prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the damage they willdo is ten told to the'good you can posulb v derive from them. Ha l a Catu’x'rh Cure, ma focturcd by FJ. Cheney 6c (70., re- ledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is tel: 11 in- ternally, acting directly upon the him» and. mucous surfaces of the system. in buying Hell’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the guns inc. It is t. keninternnliy.end mane in Toledo Ohio, by . J. Cheney it Go. Testimonials free. - . old b Dru r lets. price 750 per bottle. oil’s yll‘ami ngllln arc'the beat. g.â€" Berlin's death rate is four per 1,- 000 less than that of London. Rome, Venice, and Madrid are the least. towus. Professorâ€"“What has become .of Tom Appleton ‘? Wasn’t be studying with this class last year ?” "Ah. yes; Appletonâ€"poor fellow ! A fine student, but absent-minded in the use of chemicalsâ€"very. That disâ€" coloration, on the ceilingâ€"notice it ?" “Yes.” “That's Appleton." “HAUNTS OF FISH AND GAME." Is the title of a. new publication issued by the Grand Trunk Passenâ€" ger Department for the information of the hunter and angler who desires to visit» that. "Sportsmans’ Para- dise,” the “Highlands of Ontario," and other points along the line of the Grand Trunk. . It is profusely il- lustratcd, and is a very handsome folder. Copies sent on application to principal agents, or J. D. 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