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, ~_- mu us UK' chief rival.- , .ouis« Brennan. of gyro- fame, first imgented me bears his name the Brit- .t 'paid $600,000 [or his most extraordinary pre- aken to prevent the do- w torpedo from racem- >eer. Emir: mm“ -- , _\u-'.£A‘â€"u fir and 1e v' . .0? EgngXGS. rls of ouch torpedo ' by Mr. Brennan and >2, even so. it is fairly L‘ign powers were not net-unto of the wociul pedo. {hing‘which has to be 'ded. That i$ the pro-1 we: ‘ireaty. Such a! in print before the! 261' has ncsed wt “3;" ncaznions ODSc-rvcd nz‘e,‘ ӣ3193 or very Jul-«3‘ .-‘~V I 110 mu: Sr! up a? ‘01- MW handrail ‘ printing B" “ .‘i' g ; mos}. duncuu secret. to dating to any new gun or of “gm- There is prac- 1 thing as secrecy in such 3:. before a Govemmnnt a. new weapon its de- ;m;‘-every War 011m in“ imam; quick- . Spies stole the do- Lh‘cr military secrets :(jt' great Power, (and in doing so. About l-Agrgem’can manufac- 'idnes \\(1~ I.-m(~l...“§‘lu’1~-" “If ' (pinion! up -1 a 0-1-2." {11! fax Mk “(7 n1,“ LIIJH‘,‘ ~' [111’ "far \"11 n V: "liq"! LN‘W? ‘ ,_.- ‘,-v u. . at disf ‘ .paicnt, was 'and new. ('1 reqéivcd his )gfibgow 'kb‘JEat he had 5:.- morc than two sgégghtu he became his-v- “ cw that there secret. ‘ - 'mrning his plans, ‘ ex yfith dynamite, _ I ‘ r Eng shadowed, “ "med to the dos- {3t thinly- with ‘1jmany takes man mm‘pd Dcvn- «:znan, whovhad {01' km: .for aha!“ cm 4 Y- Eaéh portion ’6: made in a scpara‘fe LAM 'm! and M to a Kit-'2;- HmJ. The nd L‘Ufu‘o 11‘” 1 Mindfcidmi "enough money]; 83d parent (1 new difficult secret, to almost un. 19'? .nboih 310'} 'u a rd. Weapon . {IUU 30c: cued apan. more K’Ximnm om. - inf: prac- n such nmcnt its de- omcc quick- 1c do- parti- n the ‘3’ gm- Int :1 1hc m( Rrif. wh 'n :7 V ide or in re to be having. His allowance of ever. has been increased and tea 1w 3% Ounce nm- ( ‘valucd approximately at Gd.. with a messing allowance of (harm, has been substituted for penny ration an dsavlngs sys messing allowance being avail ‘only for expenditure on lnxurk canteen. but also for buying ment provisions on Loan! in to the standard ration. . The reduction in the cost standard ration is Only, of Fought about bv a rerlnafin“ 9RD STANDARD GOVERNMENT NATION -vwbn .Lv at the canteen. In order however that mm in me \my ma} obtain as much \arioty as possible a fol , .mw me not. many Jack Tars in the British Navy to-day, however, who have much fault to find with the victuals. No effort is spared by the Admiralty to allowed to go out o! the Vietualling Dovkyard at Deptl‘ord until is has been thoroughly tested, and passed as sound, by His Majesty‘s inspectors. THE FULL NAVY RATION. Recently, however, as the result of iinvcstigations made by a canteen com- mittee, certain new arrangements have ; been made for the victualling of the fleet. Hitherto the full Navy ration per day per man consisted of the follow- ing articles: 1% pounds of ship-biscuit 0-. 1% DOUndR (if an" tum-m.) 1/ _:,. . ! r'a coma am) to [£81005 : ’em to and to Cording hculax \ been qu we have to holys rank [ha Tc}. rcqui to comb: swors. There a British N much {81 No effort sac that 1 ic n? n”. ,.__-, "“9 un: icmu many, and to .the men they were given, ac- Cording to one who sailed in that par- ticular vessel. Navy rations have never been quite so bad as that, although we have read of ship-biscuits being used to holystone the deck, and of pork so rank that the man who opened a bar- rel. required a treble allowance of grog to combat the fumes, says London An- swers. There are not many Jack Tars in the British Navy to-day, however, who have much fault to find wlth the victimK kc "The pig, sir," said the ste a certain marchanimun, a Ic-V ago, to the captain, “won’t eat Luiocs got for him.” ‘All rigi ’em to the men," was Ihn fm‘c quAT Admiralty Sec Tha JACK TAR’S BILL OF FAKE upprOlealC‘ly at 6d.. together messing allowance of 4d. per ms been substituted for the ten‘ ration an dsavings system, the ; allowance being available not 1' expenditure on luxuries in me . but also for buying Cowm- < . ~~~ """h the basins at the home ports, permitted >10 draw fresh milk "‘_ ga-una salt. q. and 34 (107,. ms been in th allowance m“ 51: THE MEN OF THE BITITISH NAVY EAT AND DRINK. Them is of the Best Quality. on mam mi addition me; fisrs,‘ Eda-AND $1.00; him.” ‘All iiéll‘trgirvie ," was the lapse reply, s_uid the steward of the Foo.) Supplied IJion. ician who had attendéd {WW years prescribed Ere soft and flabby. strong muscle in his nan, anhougn ""‘ ”” its being used {111111 1?]! d of pork so . ' ‘ ‘pcncd a bar- time Of gmé’ mcmcx , London An- rem; \vhon 4 : Tars in the been 5 or, who have wards ‘ the victuals. n flood Admiralt‘y to phurius for the men ground l nothing is caused r Victualling Onec is has been 0‘14""? 3d as sound (.allahm ’ ccnvulsi nine fC( ATION. house 1) 0 result of culetlh (1):: lnfccn com- Luckwu; ments have six foot. ling of the To sci: ‘ ration per general ”10 IOHOW“ bu‘ds an Ship-MSW” the comi )6 pint of fore it [nee choco- hours he aund fresh in Chili ‘ vegetables Lually C AAL. ,, a £0 w years boy’s ”arm' yofi apprenticed to a Loolboy FOOD KEPT FOP. li.\H-‘.l‘.(-E.\T‘.ll§$. In Japan. whore svismic dislnrlmm-cs m" quilc conumm. thfirc rm: nmny in- gc-nimsly - mnslruclml 1311I'UlflhilkC-Pl'wIf buildings. 'l‘hi‘y take lhv shape of light- ,lxmxfic lowers \Vilh Imnnhlions 11ng anmuo sleghor. In.“ the po- . _,V,H._ - ......... .4.) uuunu‘ujk, ”nu-v LN: in," ‘ solutely innmrcoptiblc to a person walk- in; in the open. Strange to say. however, tho motion on hill-tops is nppi‘ociszly loss than in the valleys, while deep in the earth shocks are rarely felt {it all. 'l'\\'«‘nty-f<nn' yours am, thou: was an Ctll‘lhqttttkO in Virginia City, Nevada. which was viCtL‘nt enough (in the surface to be (l(5ti-il(:ti\‘o,. but which in the adjacent mines was scarce- ly felt at all. i A Ctzi'iuusY fact is that an (‘m'thqnuke‘ [starts on its nwc-insliiring journey. like :a cannon-tutti. at its liigtmst speed, which nlt‘ans that. thv further it git-es the slower it travels. The warning tremors natur- ally tl'uu‘l mnvh faster than the main shock: but it. is the siitvwisc wriggling nmtion that goes farthest, though not. the filSHst. Pam man WHO is Ionever r on his a honesty. of in other instances the surfate of the earth lltas been kuown to actually move 11- backward and forward a distance of ‘3 six foot. he to seismic experts, though not to the 0“ general public, it. is well known that Y' birds and animals can and do foresee ll: the coming,' of an earthquake hours he- at fore it actually takes place. Several )~ hours before the shocks which occurred h :‘n Chili in the years 182:: and 1835 ac- ,5 tually commenced, flocks of sea-birds e flew screeching about in a panic-stricken t manner, as if crazed at the pending out- break. 5 DOGS SNEA‘CLD OFF TO S.»\FETY. 3 I In the doomed city of 'i‘alcahuano it was noticed that at the same time all the dogs sneaked oil and safely reached the open country before the. earth tre- mors set in. At Caracas this inexplic- able animal faculty of scouting an carthqualm from afar has been turned to profitable account. Sonic of the natives keep cats, dogs, and jerlioasâ€"a spt‘cics of jumping,r rodent â€"-â€"for this express purpose, and as soon as these oraculur quadrtnx'ds begin to exhibit their peculiar spaSms oi uneasi- ness the alarm is given, and cvcryhotty ‘makes for the open country, where the [danger is infinitely less. That this is so is proved by the fact it that an earthquake which is distal-hing enough to unmof buildings and shake Pf down chimneys \i‘li<)lesale, may he at). ht Though the rcscent. earthquakes in Italy and Bolilmm caused the death of thousands of people and injured many more. they do not appear to have crcuth such weird cilchs as other scis- mic upheavals. 'l'ho (:vm'thqualm which devastated Jamaica in 1092, for instance. caused the‘ sue to draw back for more than a mile, ‘nnd at l’lsco it receded two miles, not re- turning for the space of three hours. The earth literally opened and swallow- ed up hundreds, closing again the moment they had been engulfed. l)uy-I~ n flu. I L . THE THE QUAINTEST QUAKE§TQUEENS MAIDSOF HONOR E “'EIRD MYSTERIES OF SEISMIC UI’HEAVALS. Freaks of Earthquakesâ€"Most Tcrâ€" rifying “1ch: It Travels by Raiiway. we oaby‘ s t The gun occupies a piece of honor in Miss White’s handsome home, and the ‘ documents which prove that it is au- thentic are locked in the vaults of a Philadelphia trust. company. Miss White has had the weapon {or some yours, it having been presented to her by a con- sin who picked it up in Largo, the Fife- shiro town in which Selkirk was born, and, knowing his relatives fondness for such curios, forwarded it. to Philadel- phia. It cost him only $160, including the pipers which prove that it is 2mm- ine'. fieforc hf 80’.- O'a'fi of town a rich Selim} (ICSCCIldant altered him 8320 {01‘ ll, b‘utrfailed to keep an appointment and dizl not get it. Intrinsically the gun is worth nothing. It is of the ancient fire- tock pattern invented in 1676. 5 Lady is Proud Possessor [of Gun “‘htfch “ Figures in Robinson Crusoe. The very gun with which Alexander Selkirk hunted wild beasts on his lonely , island, and with which he used to im- press his dusky scrvitor Friday, is in the possession or Miss Haida White. of No. 2% North 'l‘hirly-tourth Street, Philadel- phia. The publication of the fact that this Crusoe relic is in the hands of Miss White seems to have worried the wealthy descendants of Selkirk in Scot- land, as some of the British magazines and papers have printed statements to lthe effect that. the old weapon is “i'Usting, uncarcd for and alone in the attic of some unappreciative )‘ankee.” Many offers to purchase the who have been 1 submitted to Miss White, and all have 5 been declined. ~ > ILondon Tit-Bils. At ollier Courts, it is said, [:ime is still the reverse of pleas Auslria nu Imperial or Royal ‘ the opera, lheulre. or some sue lion is regarded as :1 purlicul; ance and a severe lrial ot the p and endurance of the ladies-mm "l‘liey are compelled to stand ll the long performance, and lo bl {he discomfort with. a smiling lenanee, as do [he aerobnis and ers who appear on the stage. Tl”. ’n'« r‘ ‘ nu, nAuusL'. ‘ The late Empress of Austria had a g‘ccidcd fondness for Wagner, and it can be well imagined what was in Here when either “Siegfried" or “Tris- ran" was sung. In Spain, 100, the eti- {uette or lho Court is very severe.â€" .rznrlnn 'rn nu- \rtor di Inner Ihc circlc.'1'yhc ( mcnfs 'md may accomplishments my are requested to join lmily at luncheon or din; clock is the hour for dizmo ‘ the maids of honor. just ‘musl. place on the table aL hand of the Queen A HUGE BOUQUET. re rights a woman has the talks about 11;!ch J They must. be skilled in same of llcr .\l:ljcsl_\"s spoclul lads. such as wood- cal'vlng. fine art noodle-\x'orlc, spinning :lmlrpulwr work. They must he lncl- ‘-'ll| at. all limos, amiable, and, in fuel. Kl. absolulo pal-agons. on meals are taken with the lords ladies of llxe llousellolJ. 111110551 l(‘\' nlv‘n FDNIIAnl‘l 1 -H-‘ V. .uuxu UL them assist Miss Knollys in answering the muss of correspondence, which I“. quires the ability or :1 IihguLfit. Then Hwy must be in readiness to sing or tic play if required. or to lake expedi- ‘tions on horseback, an exercise of which “or Mujcsly is fond. and lhm' ,, .dV.- .u u. null" ‘agc immediately preceding that of the Queen. The duties of those four young Indies- in-watttng begin immediately utter Her Majvsty‘s breakfast. One‘or more or them assist Miss Knottys in answering the muss of correspondence, which I“. qUiI‘CS ”10 Ulttttlv (If n tinmn’st "WA" [or sable w raps “hen :m trawrncd or on an: in attendance at In: Lelemonius, and -o the openintr of a Iht‘l 1.1iluuy station one of the gills has 9.9“" imnmllininh- “fin HAS CHL’SOE’S O“N GUN , ‘ ..... . u. uiuuuui Or- deal to even great artists, as she is a. brilliant player. Then there are charity visits, schools to be inspected. and a multitude of Royal dutirs. in all of which the Queen is accompanied by hor ladies. At all those functions the Queen’s maids are almost. painfully alrrt to anticipate the, slightest wi<h of their mistress. At. the concarts they do not, stand, lint. sit, ,immmliately behind the Queen and Royal Princosscs. At State balls they occupy the same position. They relieve Her Majesty of har banquet. or hC‘l' {an if necessary, and adjust When the Queen holds :1 Drawing Room for the presentation of debutan- es and those who have entree at. ', her maids walk in the Royal i . Throne Room, and stand immediately around Her Majesty (luring,r the whole aaremony. This ap- plies also to the State concerts, wuich are most formal and elaborate func- tions, beginning at ten o’clock at night and lasting two hours. They must at- so be in readiness at. any time to play duets with the Queen. :1 drnmirni n» The marriage of one honor is a great eve: season. U V,__....,. "nu (nub UL we King. which includes more than a hun- dred individuals. Queen Victoria had eight mums of honor, of whom two were always in waiting, but Queen Alexandra's known desire for a less stately life has promp- ted her to reduce the number to four. The tradition is that. these young wo- men invariably marry wall. Their po-: sition at Court brings them into con- tact with highly eligible partners; and an old custom dating back for centur- xe.: prompts their Royal mistress to pr - ride. a dowry of um: GREAT l uerseti With Young, Bright, I Clever People. The position of the maid of honor to theQueen is one of the most, coveted distinctions at the Court of King 13']- word. Although fan- from being a SitK‘Cut‘O, the position has been made so much easier by the kindness and tact, of Queen Alexandra, and the ad- vnntagcs of being in the Court circle ‘m'c so many that an oppomtment of this kind is leaked upon as a bit of rare good fortune. Queen Alexandra's household con- sists of only fifteen ladies and six men. h striking contrast with that. of the King. which includes more than a hun- Itnmt nun”: £1.00!) ON THEIR \VE Queen Alexandra 'Delighls llerselt “‘ilh Younm FOUR runs 1 x AND ACCOMPLISHED. â€"_ :en Alexandra'Dolights to Surround Buy llerseli “in: Young, Bright, in Clever People. Do he position of the maid of honor to A Queen is one of the most coveted tiSln inctions at the Court of King 154- rank (1. Although far from being a able, cure, the position has been made tic-n, much easier by the kindness and at he of Queen Almmdra, and the ad- Flu ages of being in the Court circle Olmcc so many that an appointment of Com!) kind is leeked upon as a bit of OWE“? good fortune. een Alexandra's household con- 01 only titteen ladies and six men. .riking contrast with that oi the t which includes more than a hun- individuals. '. of whom two were always in mg. but Queen Alexandra's known for a less stately life has promp- er to reduce the number to tour. . tradition is that. these young wo- nvariably marry well. Their po- at Court brings them into con- zith highly eligible partners; and l custom dating back for centur- unpts their Royal mistress to pr.- juring many t patent do give ncnt re doubt, I sufferer: lnquit tall ti that the he boug )00 ON THEIR \VEDDING-DAY. mrriage ot’ one of the maids of is a great event in the London sn '1 the Queen holds a Drawing for the presentation of debutan- 1 those who have entree at her maids walk in the Royal ion in ”m TINA“, .. , Tlll 5L 101mm and elaborate func- winning at ten o'clock at. night ‘ing two hours. They must al- I readiness at any time to play ‘ith the Queen. :1 dreadful or- cven great artists, as she is 0. “Its ..... bu OF THEM, ALL YOUNG, PRETTY AND ACCOMPLISIIED. s when draughty corridors or on the staircases. They :crse of pleasant. 7n l or Royal visit to 01' some such [unc- u purliculnr pon~ [rial of the patience he Iadies-in-\\'niting. to stand through so, and to bear all h. a smiling mun-1 :axds join the Royal 1' into the mnuse- asked to Show their 0F ERMINE .CLOAK join the 1:557:11 1‘ dinner. Nine dirunjr, and one all State and pub- when driving, as charity bazaar, l0 and other places, it sent in :1 can“- :udlng that of the before if, the 11' gm dz! nc- m I '1! x " 1| I'm‘liv' r'e ,3~ my mum" \u 15' "mars. .u\\.\'cz'-â€" (13"‘wny. that‘s too liberal. Mr. hum-1.") ASK YOU! 1g, Dunkcl~“.v\h. dol's it. None of Mn of half pocn mil mo ofor \‘(m yvur. um] 11“" ' my malu‘s :1 good {1'00 :uh'vrliwmont. ‘311 my Inn‘s Vcn I‘m (loud, d<m'd it?" H: K in Yes. It Is humiliatingto have a. skin covered with foul on: tions. Itls painful, ton. Whynot end the troub o and restore your a ‘ unl fairness with Weaver's Carats? Dunlu'l (to lawyer who cut his \vllll-J‘I vonl lo lvaf ouch clvrk live luusaml dollars «lot ha! lll‘L‘H in my cmbloy lwenly 511313.” l.:n\'_\",‘l'â€"-‘ “Why. that's too liberal. Mr. Dunkul " nnnl-nl u . I - -- is making “Mr. Rubkius.” said they, shaking 1110 young lj-j' the hand. “10! me 1011 are :1. man after my own no. sir." protested Hm L11 “I'm aflcx' your duughu-r She-J‘And are lx-Ucr since you x 110â€"“th. I‘m 1 Sheâ€"“Wen. I'm will be delighlvd he is now \WJHUCI thing. Imitation: Abound. but in the genuine, “The D ‘6 L" Men has stood the test, of years. It pains quicker than any pluter. yuu u uul pick out 1 chance in Me and thou more isn‘t one finding it. xmzruuums keep it for 5:110. Rheuma- txsm and all many pains disumwur when it is applied, and simuld theyat! any time return, (‘XDCI‘ICIICC touches the User or the Oil how to deal with} them. To dis‘cm'n Pains Disappear nt-cd suffer 1min \vl able Dr. Thomas 1 in the housc when pi'QCUI‘Gd at the n nmrchzmls keep it hsm and 2111 man; when it is nnnliml Jude lost-hi: right 11:1 Int \fcclvnns 11:1{1 hand Iatcd at the hospi' a]. Their quick wit. and energy saved their fellows. hut cest them their use- fulness in their trade. They did not Id. go of the moving plate quick enough: their hands were caught be- tween the iron plate and the beam. Despite their agony neither lost his inerve. They clungr to their hazar-Jeu: pore-hm, one hundred and titty feet in the air. until their comrades rigged up tackle and hauled the plate hack into its position. Supported by their comrades the two injured men were taken to the hospital in Long Island City. After their injuries were dressed they were placed in adjoining: cots. Jude lest. hi" right, hand instantly. 1m! \(nn1...i.e-, . .. . Swim mm slmt cage of the 013011 \vor men fifty feet bulo‘ and Jude grabbed an hem] and by almost route. dcflcctcd the slruck a beam firmly and was held by it. Brave lronworkers Sacrifice Themselves to Save Fellows’ Lives. Two brave iromx'orkers. Oliver Jude, thirty years old, and John McGlynn, tlnrly~eighl, each sacrificed 3 hand re- cently to save fellow-working”ton from being crushed to death by a big iron plate which was sliding from the river- front. tower of the Blackwell's lslan’ ‘Brldge, Longr lsland City, N. Y. Jude and McGlynn were in charge of placing in po>itlon the plate, a sort of socket. in which upright beams are riveted. A huge crane had tenderly placed the big plate in position, but be- fore it could be securely fastened it he; gan to slide. Despite tremendous el- t-(u't.s Jude and McGlynn could not check the plate as‘ it moved toward the , cage of the open work. Yelling In the t r‘nnn Rf!” r-.. -~â€"".»\na are you really so much - since you returned from abroad?” Won. 1‘“: qnln ”another nun.” “Well. I'm sure m1 your Ix'icnds be dolighh‘d to hear it!” And now wondering if she meant uny- Inquiry at the ailâ€"{é 45%}; of even the small towns elicits the information that these drugs {up harmless and can Inn LA.‘_|_A A Wâ€" , He states that. the ingredients can be , obtained from any good prescription 31:21:: heat of m'rroplcs have: my cheek;. . ' as awn one . “ errovim" is t e pharmacy 8t sma” COSt' and’ being n best tunic w’brmyourguy. It stimulates the This pleasant mixture, 1'! taken regu- '-â€"â€" larly for a few days, is said to over- Ill titling tools and shoes cause come almost. any case of Rheumatism. corns. llolloway's Corn Cure is the The pain and swelling, it any, dimin- article to use. Get a Lottie at once ishes with each dose, until permanent and cure your 00mg, ‘ results are obtained, and without. in- ' ~ juring the stomach. While there are many so-called Rheumatism remedies, ITC". Mange, Prairie Scratches and ‘patent medicines, ete., some of which every form of contagious llch in human (in give relief, few really give perma- or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wol- ncn'l results, and the above “,1“, 110 lord's Sanitary Lotion. u neVEI' ‘nl-B. doubt, be greatly appreciated by many 501d by 8“ druggists. sufferers here at this time. DOD. I)" mix ny snamng well in a bottle, and take a teaspoonrul after each meal and at bedtime. _ 7..- .._-.un..:.; ljlkaLlllJ' [tic-n, which any one can easily prepare at home: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Knx'gon, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparillu, three ounces. , J Buy the Ingredients lrom Any Druggisl in Your Town and Shake Them in a Bottle 10 Mix. ' A well-known authority on Rheuma- tism gives the readsrs of'h large ’l‘o- mnlo daily paper the following valu- able, yet simple and harmless prescrip- tion, which any one can easily prepare at home: ...n.w uuu La“ bought sep'iiratél},'-SII the druggists \ [A RHEUMAHSM RECIPE Mix by shaking wan L- A 1-7 PREPARE Hi ”10 ““1111 THEY LOST THEIR HANDS yu their hands \\;01‘olcauglxtuI)c- he iron plate and the beam. their agony neither lost his ”A" _, n. . dunghfor?!’ pain when they beam firmly mvcked and. but insist upon ge D ‘6 L" Magma! Plaster. u u..- .A . .bod an iron beam over- almost superhuman ef- out to 10371: for iron IE THIS SIMPLE HOME-MADE MIXTURE YOURSELF. Eclech'ic' 011 l Y'OQIIimd it 1:: man “azmh' ‘11 3011 that \011 ,n hu".'n‘t’ “Oh blushing suitox: below them ilfic‘GIynn Before If Insist upon getting enthul Plaster. 1: It cures aches and the proud fa- If each clurk hllf [won in "’ I.U\\"\'cz--_ JI'. Dunkul.” st store ) their haznr-Jou: and fifty foot in comrades rigged plgnu so that, EL. Place \x'hérfic a hundred of ”--â€".\'0 cm;- huve en'uil- L It not t can be 3. as all Rheuma- 1 charge of '. a sort of beams are d 10ndcrly in place ampu- FOr Field 0r MURRAY F. WILSON, 81 Adelaide St. West, Toronto Central iocutlon. About ten thousand square feet In four floors and bmmant. Excellent ahlpp'ng facilities Standard Flra Sprlnkler System. low insurance rate. » . .- yuxc. V Sold unde;":: guarantee Coughs l to cure colds and coughs {quicker than any other COIdS medicineâ€"or your money back. 34years of success commend Shiloh's Cure. 25c, 50c., 81. 816 QUICKLY! i 1 Quick case {or the worst coughâ€"quick relief to the heaviest cold~and SAFE (0 take, even for a child. That is_ Shilch's Cure. cures smmfis‘s (101m 1. year." ,_..,. \\Ill‘l u..'> 11151 Last. story and lwn I‘CWIII‘IH faint s-miIc)--“R«su115', Count women have no Sumac (f hum I heard that NWT 1 shun!" l his lmublm and J than diminishmg Hm well swallow cormsi 111030015 Vegetable ['1 (Imam-venue and in; They an: easy to lulu sum. to the taste. an mild and mommy. A prove this. 'l'hI-y (.l dyspeptic. A Pleasant, Mm smnc pills which I: pose exidcmlv Hum dieluxbznmos in the The C ‘(lf‘OlW-O I saw 1"“! man to (1.1V (mm 111 that Shn hum“ ,V.O..,....u pan: u] may not mean co'xlgurxlptioxx, but are Allen's Lung Balsam lousens and cough: Not, a. grain of opium in ik Tomsonâ€"“Wus r or your rich uncle sunâ€"“Quito so. 1 tune recently." If your childw‘n are woxms, gin) UK m .\f Worm Extcxmi natal: sufi Ic-clual. "ny it, and pzmcmcnt in your chm Patonâ€"“My wife's learning the piano. my daughter‘s learning the violin, and my son's learning the banjo." Saferâ€"- “And you are learning nothing?" "Oh. yw; I'm learning to bear it.” Loss H LEADER ” 7 _, _._ ...,...-u.. auc LungS: (I the country maiden are pink and] pure; those of the shopgirl are generâ€"f any clogged with dust. When the sharpf dust particles enter the lungs, they make incisions which enable microbes to oh~ tain a footing. We shall never be able to abolish dust, but we can lessen the nuisance by adopting more sanitary methods in the cleaning or our streets and houses. Too often the plan follow-l et is simply to move the dust from thef 1‘ ground or floor into the atmosphere; By sprinkling out streets with watch] and our floor with tea-leaves,_ we do much to prevent this unhealthtut state of artah-s. Physicians have at last opened the eyes «of the public to the- dangers of the dust with which the air of our cities is laden. They have made cxpc-rimcnts and observations which prove beyond the shadowof'a doubt that du:tis respon- sible for muchofourjll-hcalfh. 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Keep 11:! lax-Mus in healthy con will be well. 1’81”"le Pills are better than (my purpose. 7th Ave. and 381h g;.â€"_- 300 FEET WEST OF BROADWAY “hunk“...â€" / Maximum 01 Luxury “Why ask?" "My stband says he .‘ , I don’t know; A. THEM. "Shpoting . m mm on your-scuâ€"con-zmon sense: and :1 mar and snip: does at. The buildin y cover is proof ' rainltliszhxning. fi-c. wind_. rain and snow. 11 Put them Of] yon-sdfi mar and snipsld 54..A . I‘ V THE new FIREPROOF l constitution 10-day 0' ion to simple causes- n( time. Keep the digs: in healthy condith : 3 won. Pa rmciec's \‘.- "05HAWA" GALVANIZED STEEL SHINGLES popularity, Always usy’ Smokeless. Powder Shelis mt! Elegant. Within Five 'heatren, My ups and Clubs. Rumm- Largest. in City. Hotel to 3“ Railroads. .50 per day without bath, Itb bath. 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