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"or; / Lu-an" wymrv-‘W‘W ' Manam-«m hm-¢~..‘,..rm ,_.. ,,_,.,..,,,, ,l » “dawn”- ‘5 _#Mâ€"â€"‘â€"â€":fâ€"_â€"â€"Wfl-wwn- . 'JACOBITES STILL EXlST AFRICA" lANNUALLr, CELEBRATE MEM- ORY 0F KING CHARLES I. ming Edward Has a Rival to the Throne of Great Britain, in Their Opinion. Many anniversaries are celebrat- led each year in London. The ob- lservances are sometimes quaint, gsometimes interesting, but in no lease are they more extraordinary lthan the proceedings on January '39th in memory of the execution of ;K_ing Charles I. at Whitehall in 31649. 'g For on this date a number of Briâ€" tons annually demonstrate their loyalty not to King Edward, but to another, whom they are pleased to designate the “Sovereign over the Water” I ' CLAIMS DESCENT FROM CHARLES I. That King Edward has a rival will come as a surprise to many. Most of us are under the impres- sion that the unfortunate house of Stuart ended with Bonnie Prince Charlie and his broth-er, Prince Henry, who both died without heirs in the reign of George III. How- ever, in Bavaria there is a. princess, Maria Teresa .by name, who stands nearer to the old Stuart line than even our good King Edward. This princess claims descent from Charles I., while King Edward to prove that he has Stuart blood in his veins has to go a generation further back to King James. It is this fact which, in the eyes of those Britons to whom allusion has been made, makes his claim to our throne much weaker than that of the Bavarian princess, and which incites them to hail the latter as the legitimate Sovereign. of these realms. ' But, granting all that, these Briâ€" tons, who claim to be the true des- cendants of the eighteenth-century Jacobites, shut their eyes to the fact that ours is a constitutional monarchy, and the branch of the Stuart family to which the Prinâ€" cess Maria belongs was excluded from the throne- by Act of Parlia fment as long ago as the year, 1700. HAVE MANY CLUBS. The J a-cobites of the present day do not make themselves venry conâ€" spicuous as individuals, but conâ€" tent‘themselves with advertising their political opinions through the clubs with which they are associâ€" ated, such as the Thames Valley Legitimists, the White Cockade Le- gitimists, and the Legitimists Order of St. Germaine. ' g - As indicated, the day on which they annually demonstrate their peculiar political beliefs is J anu- ary 30th, and their favorite me~ thod of expressing their loyalty to the “Sovereign over the Water” consists in placing beautiful floral wreaths on the equestrian statute of Charles I. which stands at the south side of Trafalgar Square, looking towards Whitehall. , Up till recently little attention was paid by the authorities to the sentiments expressed on these wreaths. Latterly‘some became so seditious in tone that the Governâ€" ment very properly intervened, and now no memorial can be laid on King Charles’ statue unless it has first been approved by an official censor. The various wreaths usually con- tain the word “Remember.” As students of history know, this was the last word uttered by King Charles, and was addressed to Bishop J uxon, who accompanies. him to the scaffold. WHAT DID THE KING MEAN? Today this word is one of the enigmas of history. What did the :King mean by “Rem-ember” ’2 The Roundheads who superin'tended the execution jumped to the conclusion that His Majesty had confided some State secret to J oxenâ€"perhaps a plot to overthrow the newlyâ€"estab- lished Commonwealth, which the ISSUE N0. 23~~03 Bishop was to convey to the Cava- liers; and instantly they pressed the poor clergyman to reveal the message he was commanded to re- member. With this request J uxon readily complied. His Majesty, he stated, had simply asked him to remind his son to pray for his father’s eneâ€" mies. . But this simple reply was scout- ed by the founders of the Common- wealth, who continued on their guard against unknown snares be- queathed by the unhappy Charles, with the result that their oppon- ents, the Cavaliers, seeing how scared they were by the word “Reâ€" member,”.instant1y adopted it as a motto. ' In due time “Remember” became a wat-chword for the J acobites, who see in it a. command to remember their allegiance to the “Sovereign over the Water.” â€"Pearaso-n’s Week- ly. 3‘ ONE OF THE REGULARS. , During the encampment of sever- al regiments of British soldiers in a lcertain district the wood and turf used for cooking purposes were carted by the neighboring farmers. One day a donkey cart- ful of turf was brought in, the driv- er being a country lad. 'As a re- gimental band was playing he stood in front of the donkey and held the animal tightly by the head. Some of the “smart ones” gathered around, highly pleased, and the wit of the party asked why he “held his brother so tightly.” The reply was crushing: “I’m afraid he might enlist.” On an average 26,000 letters are posted without addreses in England every year. â€"â€".â€"â€".~ Of all birds, the “frigate bird” can travel the fastest. It files at the rate of 300 miles an hour. ' “LAKE OF BAYSI” COUNTRY. A handsome brochure, artisticalâ€" ly illustrated, has been issued by the passenger department of the Grand Trunk Railway System, tellâ€" ing of the beauties of the Lake of Bays district, in the’ “Highlands of Ontario.” A new feature of, this district is the new hotelâ€"the Wawa â€"â€"â€"at Norway Point. The hotel it- self has a page illustration reflect- ing the summer glories of woodâ€" land and water, with a breed of seven wild geese soaring sky'ward beyond the tower. The concise description embodies the story of a charming resort. A copy can be obtained free on application to J. D. McDonald, Union Station, Toronto, Ont. “I think it very impolite for a gentleman to throw a kiss to a. lady,” said a girl to her friend. “So do I,” was the response; “he should deliver it in person.” The change of-dietary that comes with spring and summer has the sentery and cholera morbus. The abnormal condition will continue if not attended to and will cause an exhaustive drain on the system. The best available medicine is Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Dysentery Cordial. It clears the stomach and bowels of irritants, counteracts the inflamma- tion and restores the organs to healthy action. wâ€"«u world, you will never get out of it alive. Red, \Vcak, \Vcary, ‘WfiterydEygom ' ved b Murlne Eye eme y. - Eddisded b; Experienced Physxclaus. Mn- 'lne Doesn’t Smart: Soothes Eye Pam. 'rite Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago, {or illustrated Eye Book. At Drugglsts. __...___..â€"â€" Every cat in Berlin must wear a . metal plate containing its licence- number. IMITATIONS ABOUND, but insist upon getting the genuine. “The D. & L. ’ Menthol Plaster, which has stood the test or years; It cures; imitations don‘t. “The D. & L. is made by Davis & Lawrence Co. KILLED BY OWN TRAP. Schuyler Iolley was instantly killed at Logansport, 1nd,, by a trap he had prepared to kill a thief that had been entering his chicken house. He had arranged an old muzzle-loading pistol so that if the door of the chicken house should be opened the pistol would be dis- charged. In thc morning he forgot to disconnect the trap before he opened the door of the house and heavy load of the pistol was disâ€" charged into his breast. WOMAN’ S DODGE. When a woman-doesn’t want to tell her neighbor that her baby is homely, she gets out of it by de- claring it is a “cute little thing, and so bright.” "A â€"._._. Tuberculosis germs can sustain Ithe greatest cold, andsuccumb only ,at 256 deg. below zero. effect in weak stomachs of setting quietly. up inflammation, resulting 1n dyâ€" should have walked.” No matter how well you treat the- for others. M (#3 - .5. a. ARE A FRIEND T0 ‘ THE FISHERMEN DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS CURED MR. 0. WILLIAMS’ RHEUMATISM. ._.â€"- He Took the Terrible Disease in ' Time and a Single Box Made Him 9. Well Man. South Ingonish, Cape Breton, June 7. â€"â€"(Special).â€"-â€"Ho~w easily andquickly Dodd’s Kidney fills banish Rheumatism and other sympâ€" toms of Kidney Disease is well known in the case of Michael C. Williams, a fisherman living in this place. . “My kidney disease started from a- strain,” Mr. Williams says, “and I suffered from it for about three months. Iliad backache, stiffness in the joints and Rheumatism. When I got up in the morning I had a bad taste in my mouth; I perspir- ed freely with the least exertion, and I was always tired and nerv- ‘ OUS. “On-e box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured me and I believe they w. cure others who are suffering from Kidney, Dis-ease. ’ ’ , If you have any two of the sympâ€" toms mentioned by Mr. Williams you may be sure of two things. One is that your kidnevs are sick, and the other that Dodd’s Kidney Pills will cure you. Dodd’s Kidney Pills have proved in thousands of cases all over Can- ada that they never fail to cure Kidney Disease of any kind or stage. ._____ a... LONG TIME TC STAY. Mrs. D.-'â€"“I hear you have a new Servant girl ’2” Mrs. J.â€"â€"“She isn’t new now; we’ve had her three days.” Give Holloway’s Corn Cure a trial. It removed ten corns from one pair of feet without any pain. What it has done once it will do again. UNCLE EZRA SAYS : “The big fish wouldn’t eat up the little fish if the little fish would stay in the shaller water where the big fish can’t git." THE "‘BEJRUN’GTQN RQEITE ” will inaugurate, May 23rd. two through trainsv Chicago to Seattle. \Vaah...via St. Paul, (l.iily~ Low rates to all North and South Pacific Cont points A forty page folder descriptive of the Alaskaukon Exposition free for the asking. F_or information in regard to rates and train stir- ".08 write or call on J. A. YORICK, 54 Kim; st. Epst, Toronto, Ont. SAVING. ' “It’s a long way for a half dol- lar,” remarked the cabdriver, lookâ€" l1ng sulkily at his fare. “I know it is,” replied the youth, “If it had not been, I A Woman’sâ€"Sympathy Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's bill a. heavy flnanclal load? Is your pain a. heaVy physical burden? I know who! these mean to delicate womenâ€"I have been dlscouraged, too; but. learned how to cure myself. I want to rellcve our bur- dens. Wh not end the pain an‘ stop the doctor’s hi]? I can do this for you and mll it you will assist me. All you need do is to write for a. free box of the remedy whlch has been placed In my hands to be glven away]. Perhaps this one box will cure youâ€"1t as done so I it so. I shall be happy and you Wlll. be cured for 2c (the cost of a Sestage stamp). Your letters held confio entlally. VVrlte to-day for mv_frco treat- ment. MRS. F. E CURRAH. Windsor. Ont, I WOULD oc- wiTI-I THEM. An old couple in Glasgow were in a very depressed state owing to dull trade. Thinking their son in America would help them, they wrote, statâ€" ing their trouble, and that if he did not help them they would have to go into the poor-house. Three weeks passed, and then came a letter- from their son, say- ing :-â€" '“Dcar Mithcr and Father,â€"Just wait another fortnicht, an’ I’ll come hamo au’ gang wi ye.â€"Your affec- tionate son.” And the safest way to handle bees us by proxy. Trial Proves its Excellenceâ€"The best testimonial on . can have of the virtue of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil is the treatment of bav-I; pains, coughs, colds and affections oF the respiratory organs, is a trial of it. If not found the sovereign remedy it is reputed to be, then it may be rejected as useless, and all that has been said in its praise do: nounccd as untruthful. HL‘ TROUBLE. “What’s the doctor treating you for ’l” ‘ “For a swollen fortune," answerâ€" .ed the stingy-millionaire, as he ut- ltcred a painful check. ’_ ' I MOSQUITOES._ Missionary Says Their Poison will Intoxicatc You. “The African mosquitoes intoxi- cates you. They inject so much poison into you that you are dazed, your eyes roll and you stagger and speak thickly. In a word, you’re , drunk,” says a missionary. “In the Nyassa country I’d al- ways start getting ready for bed [and the mosquitoes an hour be-; fore sunset. I’d set up my mos- quito net with the utmost care. I’d clamp down its edges with valises and boxes. I’d light inside it three green wood fires filling it with a bitter smoke that all insects are supposed to loathe. “Finally I’d get in myself. I’d smoke big pipes of the black native tobacco, and I’d long miserably in that hot, smoky atmosphere for the dawn. “Despite'all my precautions quite 200 or 300 mosquitoes would get inâ€" side my net as soon as darkness fell. They were like a whirlwind in there. It couldn’t have been worse. Their noise and their nip- ping made me feverishâ€"made me really delirious at times. “At last in exhaustion I’d get a few hours of troubled sleep, awak~ cning for breakfast drunk from the poi-son injected by hundreds of tiny needles into my veins. “No, it isn’t the elephants or the giraffes that trouble the African hunter, but the ’sk-ect-ers.’ ” >I‘ Pills for Nervous Troublesâ€"The stomach is the centre of the nerv- ous system, and when the stomach suspends healthy action the result i' manifest in disturbances of the nerves. If allowed to persist, nervous debility, a dangerous ail- ment, may ensue. The first consrd- oration is to restore the stomach to proper action, and there is no readâ€" ier remedy for this than Parme- lee’s Vegetable Pills. Thousands can attest the virtue of these pills in curing nervous disorders. Barberâ€"“Try a bottle of this pre- paration, sir. Splendid thing for baldness.” Customer -- “Don’t doubt it; but I’ve got all the baldâ€" l mess I want, thank you.” A SPRAINED ANKLE is not an uncom- mon accident. Painkiller relieves and cures almost as if by magic. The greatest - household remedy. Avoxd substitutes, there is but one Painkiller, Perry Dans. 250. and 50c. ‘ “You seem to have a good deal of faith in doctors," said the friend cf the sick man. “I have.” was the reply; “a doctor would be fool- ish to let a good customer like me die.” Pleasant as syrup ; nothing equals it as a worm medicine; the name is Mother Graves’ lV-orm Extermin~ ' ator. The greatest worm destroyer of the age. JUST LIKE A WOMAN. Alice is a dear little girl of about 5, who is possesred of that quality termed from the point of view, firmness of character or obstinacy. Recently, one cloudy day, she drew her little rocking chair up to the u indow and began to enjoy a rock. Presently the sun came out with} such force as to fall with disagree- ' nbl-e intensity and glare across the l little ouc’s face. She blinked and' blinked, but instead of moving o-ut’ of the way, kept on rocking. .“Alice,” suggested her mother, “the sun is shining right in your eyes. Why don’t you move away ’2” “I won’t!” responded the stub- born youngster. “I was here first.” lest. rashes, V .eczema. sore feet», stings and =- 5i blisters. A skin food! All Drugglsls and Storesâ€"50c. '13 _ The only pianos with Repealing Action. new The BELL PIANO ‘9 Organ Co“ '1 So many lnstitutionsdevotcd to the fisher Edu_ 2.. Cm” 3616“ Bell pianos? The fact that they use and prefer the Bell is evidence of distinct merit! Onc followa professional advice in acquiring an education, why not follow professional custom in buying Bell pianol? Send for (fro) Catalogue No.75. GUELPH.ONTARlO. â€"*.{a\5-_~-«'~.>v-.- 1. her. Fzg‘mu‘u 1.1;. .. u. w ' .“_ St’ockwell, Henderson Established 30 Yam. 78 King St. West. Toronto.‘ iDYERS AND CLEANERS MODERN MACHINERY HANDSOME minutes 3531' "0035' m OANADA Express paid One Way on condo From a Dlstanco INSIGNIEICANT. Magistrateâ€"“Did you arrest the prisoner, McNutty ’l’ ’ Officer McNuttyâ€"“Oi honor.” Magistrateâ€"“Did he offer any re sistance 2” Officer honorf’ did, yer McNuttyâ€"“Only $2, yer ...â€"...â€"â€" A Medical Need Suppliedâ€"When a medicine'is found that not only acts upon the stomach, but is so composed that certain ingredients of it pass unaltered through the stomach to find action in the bowels, then there is available a purgative and a cleanser of great effectiveness. Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills are of this character and are the best of all pills. During the years that they have been in use they have established themselves as no other pill has done. Spend less time in envying the success of your neighbor and a little more in trying to get there your- self. Peak’s Hair Grower Has never failed to sto Filling Hair. It 03!- tive‘y kills the Dandruff Germ. Try it and) bl convmced for yum-soil. YOUR IMONEY REFUNDED IF IT FAILS Write for Dcsc riptivo Pamphlet. The Peak Mfg Co, 129 Victoria St. Toronto, Out “to Y WOMAN, liberal wage: and glrll Alizdli'ndiningtroom Work, \v;igesl$iq.ul) pot fianth. Apply “The Welland." 5t. Catharine; ANTED.â€"Ladies to do plain and light sewing at home, whole or spare time, good pay; work sent any distance, charges prepaid; send stamp for full particulars. Na- ,___..._â€"â€"â€"â€"- tio-nal. Manufacturing Company, Montreal. FQR SALE; A number of rear. dark red Shorthorn Bulls, 12 to 14 moutln, by imp. sire. some out of imp. dams, at right prices. 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Our high class goals sell on sight in every home. are quickly wed up and lCDCllD older! come fart. Exclusive ter- ritory given. Tu i; HUME Surr LY 00.. GLASS humor AGENTS Wins» National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Com- any, Limited. ' Head Office, London. England. Pstublished 1854. Capital, Fifty Thousand Pound: sterling. For Agencxe: at unrepresented pointl, Provmcc of Ontario, address J. H. EWART, Chic! Agent, No. 18 Wellington Street East, Toronto. GDSAL This is the ' Sand for booklet “Glass Insurance." the lllimitablc Qlick r . . 3.. .‘J j 5 “A- 31â€"1] \i...‘ . i ,5. l ! “.m’mnrw. r . r