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. H. at”; i . .Nfim HE CAN ATTEND TO HIS WORK NOW MANITOBA MAN CURED BY ’QDD’S KIDNEY PILLS. â€". He Echoes a. Statement Made by Thousands of the People of the Prairies. Giroux, Main, Jan. 2.â€"â€"(Special)â€"-â€" Mr. I‘hilias' Normandeau, a wellâ€" known resident of this place, is one of ,thousands of Manitobans who have found relief from the pains and aches of Kidney Disease in Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mr. Normandeau is al- Ways ready to say a good word for the remedy that brought back his oealth. “Yes, I can tell you Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills made a cure of me," he says, "I had Kidney Disease for three years. At times I got so bad I could hardly attend to my umk. I took just fiVe boxes of Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills and my pains and aches are all gone and 1 can work as well as anybody. To anybody who has trouble with their Kidneys all I can say is ‘use Dodd’s Kidney Pills.’ ” Dodd’s Kidney Pills always cure sick Kidneys. With well Kidneys you can’t have Bright’s Disease, Diabetes, Dropsy, Rheumatism or any of those other fearful and fatal diseases that spring from sick Kid- noys. ______._+_~ TO A SCHOOL-TEA CHER. “Dear Mis. You write me about whipping Sammy. I hereby give you permission to beet him eny time it is necessary to learn his lessons. He is just like his fatherâ€"you have to [earn him with a stick. Pound now- lcdge into him. I wante him to git it, and don't pay no atenshen to what his father says. I’ll handle him.” Blibsonâ€"Did she sing "For All Eternity"? Glibsonâ€"I don’t know; hhe was still singing when I came away Hair may be transplanted, and, under favorable circumstances, will grow as well in its new as in its original situation. Minard's} Linimeni Bums Bumsi etc. The experience gained in the use of pressed peat as locomotive fuel in Bavaria, Austria, Sweden and Rusâ€" sia is stated to be very satisfactory. For Over Sixty Years Mm.\me ow'rSoormxe SYllU? ins been use! a millioneof mothers for their children while teething. Itnoofheenhe child. softens the lime, allnyepain cure-J windcolic regulates theBtomec and bowels, India the bestreluedyfor Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle Sold by druggiele throughout the world. Be sure and lenfor"Aln -. Wmscow'fiooruxsufirnur." 2.2â€"1); In St. Petersburg late hours are the rule. The principal streets are generally crowded at one o’clock in the morning. Many of the theatres do not open before midnight. W I was Cured of Acute Bronchitis by MINARD’S LINIMENT. - J. M. CAMPBELL. Bay of Islands. I was Cured of Facial Neuâ€"ralgia by MINARD’S LINIMBNT. WM. DANIELS. Springhill, N. S. I was Cured of Chronic Rheuma- tism by MINARD’S LINIM'ENT. GEO. TINGELY. Albert CO., N. B. W "Mr. Deeply," said the hostess, :‘won’t you oblige me with one more song?" “Oh, really,” replied the eminent basso, "the hour is so late. I’m afraid my singing will disturb the neighbors.” “Never mind that! [They’ve got a dog whose howling at night disturbs us!”- ‘w‘, DR. A. w. case's 6mm can: a not direct to the W m. by the Improved Blow. “la the ulcan. dun the at: v \-f“ M, nope dropp h 1).. "-5, throat and u y enrol » " Cakmh and I Fever. Blower ‘1“, free. All dealers. or r.A. W. Chen Medicine 00.. Toronto Ind Baal; mun-Iv W.) ,J'~ up LAND OF MUCl-I PROTMISE. Argentina, has an area of 1,120,000 yquare miles. This area, except a my small portion, is located in the outh temperate zone, and in it are 45,000,000 acres of arable and 235,- 00.000 acres of pastoral land, and et only 21,000,000 acres are under ultivation. H.undl‘eds_of individual on in every state or province 0Wn ch' from 75 to 800 square miles of land. It is strictly suith to white labor. In this vast extent, however, "ere are as yet only 5,000,000 in- ‘ bitants, while it can easily supâ€" port 75,000,000 people, 100,000,000 cattle and 300,000,000 sheep. Buenos Ayres, the capital, is one of the most prosperous and beautiful cities in the world, and has a. population of near- iy 1,400,000. Neither in this city nor '1. the interior is there any con- siderable Indian or negro element, such as is found in other South Amâ€" erican countries. The population is 9'.) for lunch. of white extraction. in IMPERIAL DEPENilE WAR OFFICE PROPOSES SOME GREAT CHANGES. Colonies Included in. Scheme â€"- Home Battalions Will be Reduced. The British Government has under consideration a plan for the strateâ€" gical distribution of the Imperial forces that will concentrate the naâ€" val and military strength of the Em- pire in a more effective manner than hitherto. One change will be the withdrawal of regular battalions from the small coaling stations and the placing of these ports in the hands of the local defence forces, with primary protection from the navy at sea. The Mediterranean garrisons are to remain as at present consti- tuted, but the battalions will be withdrawn from St. Helena, Barba- dos, Bermuda, Halifax, N.S., Ceylon, Singapore, Jamaica and Garrison Artillery and Royal Engineers Will remain to work the guns, mines, and searchlights, but the navy’s respon- sibility will be increased as these coaling stations exist for the benefit of the fleet. Additional responsibil- ity will be placed on the local de- fence forces in conformity with the policy of making dependencies as selfâ€"contained as possible. COLONIAL FORCES. The corps that will be affected in this way include the West India Reâ€" giment, and fortress and submarine mining companies, the Bermuda Ar- tillery and Engineers, the Canadian forces, the Ceylonâ€"Mauritius Batta- lion and Submarine Miners, the Chinese Regiment, and the Hong Kong and Singapore native troops. The retention of the Mediterranean garrisons puts an end to a. widely- discussed problem. It is an import- ant decision, and one that supports the attitude taken up by the Admir- alty that the fleets should be free from shore work at these places. In addition, the stations are bases for fleets that will have very wide areas of commission in the future, linking up with home defence. CANADIAN ARMY. The army is to be grouped strate- gically in India, Africa and at home, without the isolation of units in staâ€" tions where they would be useless in 'war time. In Canada and Australia military reorganization is proceed- ing, and government by council, with an Inspectorâ€"General instead of a general officer commanding, has been sanctioned in each case. Canada. will furnish the third great army of the meire, and Australia Will pro- vide a fourth of effective value. The Imperial forces Will, when reorgan- ization is complete, approximately be as follmvszâ€"e British army .. ...... 200,000 Indian army ......... ..... 283,000 Canadian army 100 000 Australian forces ......... 35,000 Volunteers, Militia, Reserves, etc 684,000 1,252,000 A special committee at the War Office will reâ€"constitute the colonial commands into effective administraâ€" tive districts. EGYPTIAN ARMY. Mounted troops will not in future form part. of the British garrison of Egypt. The 17th Lancers, recently under orders to prOCeed there from Edinburgh, will go to India next year instead. The permanent staff of the Mounted Infantry in Egypt will also be slightly reduced, and it is probable that in another year’s time the Infantry Brigade may be deâ€" pleted, the post of General Oflicer Commanding abolished, and a colon- el’s command substituted. The white police, however, are being increased, and a Constabulary Corps is in pro- CeSS of formation. The new Egypti- an army is now, practically, in the year of its majority. Its state is most efficient, and it is able under white officers to garrison the coun- try from Cairo to the junction of the Niles. .The Intelligence Department at Cairo report its strength to be 18,273, of which the main arms are as follotVSzâ€"Cavalry, 789; Camel Corps, 629; Arab Battalion, 206; Artillery, 1,258; Infantry, 10,280. THE HOME BATTALIONS. At, home, several millions will be saved on the army vote during the next five years. The proposed reduc- tions will be carried out, but the absorption of 33 militia battalions into Home Service Regulars will not be attempted for a year. The Reguâ€" lar Corps marked for reduction. sub- Unless the soap you use has brand you are not getting the best Ask for the Oct-axon Bar. :4: CLE A N g N G ,3, fig; I l : SUITa Cu be done perfectly by our French Process. Try h BRITISH AMERIOAN DYEIKO 00. MONTREAL. TORONTO. OTTAWA h QUEBEC ject to such modifications as may be necessary from time to time af- fecting individual regiments, include the 3rd and 4th Battalions of the Northumberland Fusiliers, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, Royal Fuâ€" siliers, Lancashire Fusiliers, Middle- 'sex Regiment, and the Manchester Regiment. The territorial system, alâ€" ready frequently alluded to, will place, as far as pOSSible, the home battalions of regiments in their own counties. This policy has already taken effect in part by the placing of the Bufls at Dover, the 2nd Devon- Shire at Devonport, 2nd Scottish Rifles at-G1asgow, 1st West Riding at York, 1st Hampshire at Ports- mouth, 2nd Yorkshire Light Infanâ€" try at Sheffield, a Surrey battalion at Aldershot, a Staffordshire unit at Lichfield, and some Irish Corps near their districts. The » enlistment of men for two years’ color service with the Home Army will be gradually introduced. A commencement will be made at once by opening for new short ser- vice enlistment the Suffolk, Devon- shire, Gloucestershire, Nottingham- shire, Derbyshire and BerkShireIRe- giments. Only men belonging to these regimental districts will be acâ€" cepted, and in most cases the standâ€" ard of chest measurements will be raised half an inch to secure a phy- sical improvement. ________+‘.__._ The bamboo sometimes grows a foot in twentyâ€"four hours. .. ,M..u¢ u..-w..-..\w.... Made big enough for a big man to work in with comfort. Has more material in it than any other brand of shirt in Canada. Made on the H.B.K. scale it requires 39% to 42 yards per dozen, whereas common shirts have only 32 to 33 yards. That’s the reason why the H.B.K. “Big” Shirt never chafes the armpits; is never tight at the neck or wrist- bands, is always loose, full ________â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-‘ and comfortable and wears ____________.._...__â€" well. Each shirt bears a tiny book that tells the whole history of the “Big” Shirt, and also contains a. notarial declaration that the H.B.K. “Big” Shii‘tycontains 39% to 42 yards of material per dozen. Sold at all dealers but only with this brand:â€" 4.4 ‘.,»r‘ ‘ lived people have been those who ' made breakfast the principal meal of 75; the day. We can handle your poultry siting: alive or dressed to best advantage. Also your butter, eggs, honey and other produce. THE DAWSQN CQMMISSiON 00., Limited Cor. West Market and Colborne Ste" TORONTO. '”-’-‘_~_‘ .4-~n:oâ€"_~‘- M..- Do you wpnt t add ..»$320 to your income? It will only require a few minutes of your time everyday to earn $320 a vcar. You can earn It With aChatham Incubator. A No. : Cliatham Incubator will hold from too to no eggsâ€"according to size of eggs, Eighty chicken: is a low average hatchâ€"users of Chathnm Incubators will tell you so. Chickens are always in demand and the supply is always short, so fifty cents is the average price Secured. If you only take off eight hatches in a year. that gives you an income of $320.00. Wouldn't that extra amount be useful to you ? 1? Best of all, you can buy a Chatham Incubator without one cent of cash until October, 1905 The machine pays for itself many times over before that time. There cauldn'tbc a. fairer offer than this, \Yc ship a Chatbam Incubator to you at once. freight repaid by us, and your first payment Is not due untIl October, 1905. \Vritc us to-day for fulfparticulnrs. The Chatham ncubators and Broodere have every new improvement worth While in an incubator or broader. The incubators are made with two walls, case within case, of dry ma- terial that has been srssoned in our lumber yards. They are built solid as a. rock and will stand any amount of usage forycars. Thcsoonor you accept our offer the soon- er will the Chathnm Incu- bator be earning profita for you. - v= «2:: - “~. '~ swipes-s wares-aw 32w» "TTifii'fifi-I'fis‘evgli THE MANSON CAMPBELL CO., LIMITED DEPT. 32 CHATHAM. ONT. We sell for Cash . or on time as : __‘ you desire. Manufacturers of Chatham Incubators and Breeders, Campbell Fanning Mills, and Clutham Farm Scales Distributing \Varchouscs at Montreal, Que,, Brandon, Mam, Calgary, Alta” New “’cstmiustcr, B.C., Halifax, Mm'Wp-vm m.» Between ST. PAUL AND PORTLAND through Fargo, Bis- marck, Billings, Helena, Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Taco- ma, run the punctual, magnificently appointed trains of Remember this-when going to the ewis aid on Exposition at Portland In l905. . G. MASON, Dist. Pas. Agt., 215 EllICutt Sq.. Buffalo Y. I Send four cents for Lewis 8:. Clark Booklet to A. M. CLELAND, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minn. is a. pair of curtains made of chamâ€" company pay promptly, ma’am'} Why pagne corks, each cork being still the other day a man who had in~ covered by the gilt paper associated sured himself with us against. acci- with the brands. dent fell from the roof of a house, and as he passed the thirdâ€"storey window 'a. cheque was handed to him for the full amount of the policy! ” Minard's Linimeni Cures Handrail. Statistics show that the longest MEMORANDUM FOR “THE WORLD" 1’ 84 I! Myrtle cut, largest sale In the Worl T a B Myrlla Navy foe plug; for sale exory when Tuckofl’e Margutrzte Churn; um exceed “A Mlll (n a Month.‘ Wash greasy dishes, pets or pans with Levcr's Dry Soap a powder. It will remove the grease with the greatest ease. A watch taken to the top of Mont Blanc will gain thirty-six seconds in twentyâ€"four hours. Mrs. Nuroxâ€"“What book canIget that‘I-‘wili fit me to enter the best society?” Mrs. Blusoxâ€"“Have you tried the check book?” Minard's Linimeni for sale feverywhem The use of suction apparatus for household cleaning is now general in London, New York, and Paris. A curiosity to be seen at Bern Insurance Canvasserâ€"“Does our I l rm ..._' m Lady (to new. servant)â€"-“You quite understand, Bridget, that I shall only be 'at home’ every Wednesday from three to five?” Bridgetâ€""Yis, mam. (To herself)â€"â€" Bridget, me swate soul, if iver a woman had a Worry wont cure a cough. When you find a cough holding onâ€" - when everything else has failed-(- -.A.-.»-.x.- 4., "‘JV-lhjv .. r...“ . . a .. .,_ hivenly sitivation, sure it’s yerself has got it. Wld‘the mistress only at home fur two hours ivory wake, phwat a roarin’ time Oi can have av it!” Pretty Daughterâ€"“So you don't like Jim?” Her Fatherâ€"“No; he appears to be capable of nothing.” Pretty Daughterâ€"“But what objec- tion have you to George?” Her Fatherâ€"“Oh, he’s worse than Jim. He strikes me as being capable of anything.” try Shiloh’s Qonsumption Cure hail-""5 It is guaranteed to cure. If it doesn’t, we’ll refund your money. Prices: 8. C. Wants a Co. 804 250. 50c. 81. LeRoy. N.Y.,Toronto. Can. ' ‘vv-rm-wâ€"«v . "' """" E5 ISSUE N0. 53â€"4 M. ‘ i ‘O‘. it 7‘64 .. ‘3 72¢. '03. . ‘ may,» at... .. . I. ; ‘v “52;: cum-4." r r ‘ . .VY‘L‘ kw.” art.- _ A C} ~ 5. . law‘in‘evvzr iv .2 A ‘,1 .L .e ._ A4.