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4 _ Summer is the season when the mother finds it most difficult to keep her little ones well. The canâ€" plaints that afflict thke babiecs durâ€" _ _ing the hot summer months come ‘" o3 so quickly and so unexpectedly ax that often it is too late before the (=* mother realizes that hor baby is _ _ anything but well. In suramer the . mother should make a special efâ€" fort to keep baby‘s bowels regular ard his little stomach svect and pure, for this is the seeret of 3u6¢â€" cessful warding off tnose dangercy$ summer complaints. ‘The moth»r will find a great friend in Baby s Own Tablets during the hot weaâ€" __ ther.. These Tablets regalate the * bowels, sweeten the stomach and _ thus ward off or cure choisra inâ€" fantum, diarrhoea, colic, vomiting, etc. Mrs. Wm. Sinclair, Bonavenâ€" °_ ture River, Que., writes: "I sar highly recommend Baby‘s Own Tabâ€" @ lets, as they have done my baby wmuch good.""‘ Sold by medicine @lealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams‘ Medr _ cine Co., Brockville, Ont. i Occan Limited Has Done Much to Make the I. C. R. Route Popular. C ‘You may journey where you _ will,"" said a traveller of many _ years experience recently, ‘"but you will find no â€"finer train anyâ€" where than the Intercolonial Railâ€" way‘s Ocean Limited.‘"‘ This is a _ terse statement widely endorsed by _ _ the travelling public, for to use a _ mild slang phrase, the Ocean Limâ€" _ ited has "made good.‘" Tried as ‘_ an experiment about five years ago, its popularity has so increased and its business so developed, that it is now an actual necessity. When i the train was first placed on the _eroute between Montreal and Haliâ€" â€" fax, the equipment was entirely _ new and upâ€"toâ€"date. . Great care has been taken to keep it so, and certainly with regard to this parâ€" icular train, the Intercolonial is ‘: Tine with the best ideas of Railâ€" # way progression. The dining and sleeping car service is excellent. Most enjoyable . meals are served table d‘hote at reasonable prices, viz.: one dollarâ€" for dinner, and seventyâ€"five cents for other meals. . Irtercolonial Railway _trains use the Bonaventure Union Depot at Mcntreal, and at that station the Ocean Limited connects with the. Grand Trunk expresses to and. from . Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, ard other Western cities. The} Ocean Limited from Halifax arrivâ€" inz at Montreal in the morning, £ makes connection with the famous _ day:express of ‘the Grand Trunk, â€" the International Limited, the fastâ€" est train : between Montreal and _ aiforonto, leaving at 9.00 a.m. and ,Q'l'iving in the Queen City at 4.30 _ * pm. It will thus be seen that pasâ€" * sengers between Halifax and Toronâ€" to are only one night on the 1'oad.{ The social atmosphere of the _ Ocean Limited is often commented â€" upon. The many through passenâ€" â€" gers between Montreal and Haliâ€" â€" fax, together with the fact that it is liberally patronized by sportsâ€" _ â€"men, combine to make the sociabilâ€" ity to be met with on board a markâ€" _ ed feature. To travel on such a Pxtrain where the eye is so constantâ€" _ly charmed with the scenic beauties is indeed a rare pleasure. There is the daylight view of the famed Maâ€" tapedia Valley, the railway skirting _pthe shore of this noted salmon river for about twenty miles. There is also the daylight run through the beautiful â€" Wentworth Valley in E Novarscotia. _â€"â€" WHEN BABY‘S LIFE IS MOST IN DANGER To those who have never seen the occan there is generally a latent deâ€" sire to do so, and the Ocean Limitâ€" ed has proved an important factor in introducing the residents of Western Canada to the seaside reâ€" sorts of Quebec and the Maritime Prcevinces, such as Murray Bay, Bic,. Cacouna, Little Metis, Dalâ€" housie, Shediac, St. John, Charâ€" flottetown, Summerside, KHalifax, Baddeck, Whycocamagh, and the ESydneys. * The Dead Man‘s Hand. Charms as cures for sickness were ¢tommon in England a century ago. Lady Wake, who was born in 1800, tells of a grewsome cure adopted for the removal of some birthmarks which «isfigured ber face. Her mother was persuaded that "a dead man‘s hand laid upon my cheek and hands would ®ffectually remove the marks," she writes. "As a man could not be killed for the occasion, it was necessary to walit till some one died. An old man at last did die in one of the nearest rottages, and I was taken there in my Bleep. I remember afterward being tonstantly stopped by the widow, who mlways examined my cheek in order to ascertain the state of her husband‘s body, as the marks, she told my nurse, would certainly fade away as he turnâ€" ed into dust. Whatever the cause of Detectiveâ€"Hello, you rascal! I‘ve got you dead to rights! Fire on a train, will you? S Jones (in a loud whisper)â€"There‘s the fellow that fired on the trainâ€" Fhe cure, the marks in time disapâ€" peared." j Prisonerâ€"Yes, you fool; I‘m the Greman| GREAT SUMMER TRAIN. Guilty. ~ In the treatment of summer comâ€" plaints, the most effective remedy that can be used is Dr. J. D. Kelâ€" logg‘s Dysentery Cordial. It is a standard preparation, and many people employ it in preference to other preparations. It is a highly concentrated medicine and its seâ€" dative and curative qualities are beâ€" yond question. It has been a popuâ€" lar medicine for many years and thousands canâ€" attest its superior qualities in overcoming dysentery and kindred complaints. The good husband is he who can be magnanimous not only.in trifles, but also inâ€"large affairs. â€" For inâ€" stance, he should be willing, when travelling with his wife, to carry a hatbox the size of a chickenhouse. Carsoneâ€"Last _ night at your party your daughter promised to marry me. I do hope you‘ll forâ€" give me for taking her away. Mrs. Matchmakerâ€"Don‘t mention it, Mr. Carsone. To be frank with you, :ha-t’s what the party was given O®. A lady, who had just got a new servant, asked the latter if she could bake scones. "Yes‘m, *‘ replied she, ""I ~can bake sconss, but I‘m not so sure that you can eat them." BICYCLISTS, young or old, should alâ€" ways carry a bottle of Painkiller in their saddle bags. It cures cuts and wounds with wonderful quickness. Avoid substiâ€" tutes, there is but. one " Painkiller "â€" Perry Davisâ€"25c and 50c. Bangs (aside)â€"Whom is she talk ing about? 2 _ Jinks (aside)â€"I‘m not sure, but it‘s either her dog or her husbanâ€"1. Mrs. Giddyâ€"He is the handsomâ€" estâ€"darling you ever saw, ind I simply love him to distraction. And then he is really devoted to meâ€"â€" he growls, really, if anybody elso looks at me, and I‘ve got him so well trained that he does everyth\ & T tell him. § Gentlemen,â€"I have used MINARD‘S LINIMENT on my vessel and in my family for years, and for every day ills and accidents of life I consider jt has no equal. I would not start on a voyage without it, if it cost a dollar a bottle. CAPT. F. R. DESJARDIN, Schr. "Storke," St. Andre, Kamouraska. Two young lovers in a goodâ€"Lighkt embrace in the entrance hail were surprised by the girl‘s elder sister coming in. &z Minard‘s Liniment Co., Limited A Remedy for Bilious Headaches. â€"To those subject to bilious headâ€" ache, Parmeleo‘s Vegetable Pills are recommended as the way to speedy relief. Taken according to directions they will subdue irreguâ€" larities of the stomach and so act upon the nerves and blood vessels that the pains in the head will cease. There are few who are not at sometime subject to biliousness and familiar with its attendant evils. Yet none need suffer with these pills at hand. ‘We were seeing which is the taller,‘‘ the young man explained in some confusion. The horseâ€"power of the Lion will be 70,000 and the speed will be 30 knots. She will be fitted with the Parsons turbines, will have fortyâ€" two water tube boilers situated amidships and will be protected with nine inch armor plating. DOUBLE STANDARD OF VALUE _The Lion is the fifteenth British Dreadnought to be launched. She syjuou jySlo U pojonIjs409 sRA The Lion is the first naval vessel to be armed with eight of the new 13.5 inch guns, which are arranged in fouar barbettes on the centre line of the ship. The two middle barâ€" bettes are raised so as to permit their guns to be fired over the other barbettes. This system will allow the whole of the main armaâ€" ment to be trained on either broadâ€" side. s The guns will fire projectiles of 1,250 pounds a distance of 5,000 yards. These projectiles will peneâ€" trate 22 inch armor. The Lion has a displacement of 26,000 tons. The length is 700 feet and the breadth 88 feet. sls "‘YÂ¥ou are about tsn inchos talâ€" ler than Edith," said the sister, "and she is at least ten shades redder than you.‘"‘ and cost £2,175,000, or $10,875,000. Britain Launches the Lion, Her Fifâ€" _ teenth Monster Warship. The â€" gigantic battleshipâ€"cruiser Lion was launched the other afterâ€" ncon‘ at Devenport, England. She is the greatest battleship afloat, exceeding all existing Dreadâ€" roughts in size, speed and armaâ€" ment. The Lion is officially described as an armored cruiser. She is superâ€" ior to every battleship in the world, however, and is the naval marvel of the year. CREATEST OF DREADNOUGHTS HARD TO SAY. DOUBTFUL. It Needs No Testimonial.â€"It is a guarantee in itself. If testimoniâ€" als were required they could be furâ€" nished in thousands from all sorts and conditions of men in widely difâ€" ferent places. Many medicines are put forth every year which have but an ephemeral existence and then are beard of no more. Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil has grown in reputation every day since it first made its appearance. In this world we pay for everyâ€" thing, the things we think we get for nothing the the things we pay the most for. "Pa. what makes the cost of livâ€" ing so high?"‘ ‘‘The cost of living go high, my son." Do you realize that you are exâ€" posing your lm:ed ones to dreaded diseases when you allow them to eat food that flies have walked over? Use Wilson‘s Fly Pads, and thus kill all the flies in the house. Minard‘s Liniment Cures Colds, Ete. Minard‘s Liniment Cures Distemper. To Men Who Live Inactive Lives. â€"Exercise in the open air is the best tonic for the stomach and system generally; but there are those who are compelled to follow sedentary occupations and the inacâ€" tivity tends to restrict the healthy action of the digestive organs and sickness follows. Parmelee‘s Vegeâ€" table Pills regulate the stomach and liver and restore healthy acâ€" tion.. It is wise to have a packet o‘ the pills always on hand. THE USUAL THING. "I say, doctor,"‘ queried the man who was looking for a little free advice,‘"" what do you do when you have a cold ?"" ‘"‘The same as other people,""‘ anâ€" swered the wise M. D. "I cough and sneeze." ‘"‘Yes," said Miss Cayenne; "I should think some of the ragtime choruses would be soothingly conâ€" genial to unfortunates of that class." Our best friends are those who love us because of our faults. Harrowing people with one‘s illâ€" temper. Digging up the coin. SYMPATHETIC APPEAL. "One way to quiet insane people is to sing to them.‘" . 2 SOCIAL HORTICULTURE. Cultivating friendship. Weeding out acquaintances. Sowing wild oats. § Raking the servants over the coals. Looking after one‘s socks. Planting one‘s foot down on exâ€" travagance. x The majority of manufacturers let the tobicco go through in the condition they bought it, expecting that every bale is like the sample from which they made the original purchase. About two months after, the toâ€" bacco in the bales will warm up to whkat is called "fever‘"‘ heat, after wlhich the tobacco only needs age, as the gum should have disappearâ€" ced . a The house of "J. Bruce Payne, Limited,"‘ make it a rule to reâ€" handle all of their tobacco, aging it from three to six months in barrels, Cuban : style, after it has been stripped and booked, which ensures the uniformity in taste and aroma for which their ‘‘Pharaoh‘‘ cigar is noted. Moreover, they always carry a two years‘ stock on hand and work ecnly the best "vegas‘‘ that have been carefully selected, thus enâ€" suring old, mellow, sweetâ€"tasting cigars, free from that burned or smoked taste. C It should never go beyond 130 deâ€" grees. When it reaches this point the pile should be taken down, all the outside brought to the inside, and the inside leaves go to the outâ€" side. In another ten to fifteen days it will go back to 130 degrees, when the same process is repeated, after which it is assorted, put in bales. and subsequently goes through anâ€" other sweat, the bales being turned over every few days for several weeks, until it has resumed normal temperature. They have recently introduced. a new brand, ‘"Lords of Canada,"‘ that goes over the counter at ten cents straight. It costs the dealer something more than similar lookâ€" ing cigars from other factories, but there is a reason, which you can find out by smoking one. Have you ever smoked part of a cigar, laid it down to die, and hours after lighted it again. If so you probably found that the first few whiffs tasted like burned rags, partâ€" ly because you did not blow the smoke back through the cigar, but let it go.out with the smoke inside. Have you ever smoked cigars that from the outstart tasted "burnt,"" if so it is mostly because the tobacâ€" co got too hot in course of fermenâ€" tation. Raw tobacco has to be fermented and aged in order to work out the natural gum, and yet it must posâ€" sess the gum to ferment properly. SMOKY CIGARS. Hicksâ€"Have you many warm friends?! Wicksâ€"All my friends are warm these davs. Emerson says there is always time for courtesy. Pat, in the folâ€" lowing anecdote, might respond that there was never time for anyâ€" thing else. Robert Boody Coverâ€" ley tells the story in the "Annals of the Coverly Family." In the Rebellion a bombshell whizzed toward an lrishman‘s bead.. Pat dodged it with aâ€"low bew, and it went by, taking off the head of a man behind him. ‘‘Faith,"" exclaimed Pat, "ye nivâ€" ir knew a man to lose anything by bein‘ perlite !‘‘ Moeusekeepers who wish to keep their houses clean during the sumâ€" mer months will use Wilson‘s €ly Pads. ‘"‘Maude is a woman of a very éopen nature." ‘"I nofice that it is very hard to make her shut up."‘ Your Druggist Will Tell You Murine Eye Remedy Relieves Sore Eyes, Strengthens Weak Eyes. Doesn‘t Smart, Soothes Eye Pain, and Sells for 50c. Try Murineâ€" in Your Eyes and in Baby‘s Eyes for Scaly Eyelias and Granulation. ‘‘Yes, indeed. He owns his auâ€" tomobile free and clear." When all other preparations fail, try Holloway‘s Corn Cure. No pain whatever, and no inconveniâ€" ence in using it. Zamâ€"Buk is antiseptic; kills all poison in wounds, whether from barbed wire fence, or insect sting. Soothes aching feet and blistered hands; heals baby‘s chafed places; @ools those sunburn patches, and prevents _ freckles. Purely herâ€" bal in its composition, Zamâ€"Buk is always superior to the ordinary oiutments containing animal oils ard fats, and mineral coloring matâ€" ter. All druggists and stores sell Zamâ€"Buk, butavoid substitutes. ‘‘What a prosperous looking man .‘ "Oh, well," answered the minisâ€" ter, ‘‘you can pay me whatever you think it is worth to you." â€" _ Maudâ€"How stout Miss Waite is getting. Belleâ€"Isn‘t she! . She says she can‘t even skip in reading a dull novel. ; What doth it profit a man to pray fctr the heathen if he isn‘t on speaking terms with his neighbor ? The brigands who are committing these crimes appear to be working in three bands under the leadership oi Grisalfi, Galiofo and Ballo. The police attribute their immunity to the many safe retreats which a mountainous country affords, as well as to the fact that the inhabiâ€" tants of the region rather obstruct than aid the police, through fear of the brigands. What cultivated and polished gentleman ever paid to the mistress of his heart a prettier compliment that the illiterate black man?t He and his dusky bride had just been married by a white minister. The grcom asked what was the amount of the fee. ¢ The negro turned and silently looked his bride over from head to fcot; then, slowly rolling up the whites of his eyes, said : When packing for the country c ttage, don‘t forget your box of Zamâ€"Buk ! Blisters, â€" sunbnrn, scratches, insect stings, etc., if not immediately attended to, are likeâ€" ly to spoil your pleasure. Zamâ€"Buk ensures you against trouble from these. Minard‘s Liniment Cures Carget In Cows EFour of the principal wine merâ€" chants have had their warehouses destroyed by incendaries. One of them was enticed out of his bedâ€" room on to the balcony at midnight and was fired at by an armed band. He saved his life by throwing himâ€" self flat on the floor. A farmer was clubbed to death on the highway in broad daylight and his assassins got away with his horse and cart. Meantime strife has broken out among the brigands over the distriâ€" bution of the booty. Three of them were treacherously stabbed to the heart while overcome with wine at a supper of the band near Corleone. One of the party thus murdered was a lad of 14. HAVE YOU REMEMBERED IT: Signor Vesco, a town councillor, had several thousand vines destroyâ€" ed one night. The next evening he was shot down by masked men with revolvyers in the main street. "‘My stars, sah, you has done ruined me for life; you has, for sure."" The Wellâ€"toâ€"do Go About in Fear and Trembling. Renewed activity on the part of the Sicilian Mafia is causing alarm, especially in the neighborhood of Aloamo, Italy, where wellâ€"toâ€"do men who have not complied with the demands _ of the banditti go about in fear of their lives. THESICILIAN MAFIA ACTIVE. A REAL COMPLIMENT. A SAVING GCRACE. RIOHES. FOR RHEUMATISM it is not necessary to go to Hot Springs. Just use "The D & L" Menthol Plasters and results will be satisfactory. 256. at druggists. Davis & Lawrence Company, manufacturers. WHAT THEY SAY. What do the wild waves say ? They say That if you stay At the seaside inn you‘ll have to pay Ter dollars a day. That‘s what the wild waves say ‘¥es, dad, and brings it home to his children. Why don‘t you get out and hustle ?" These two desirable qualificaâ€" ticns, pleasant to the taste and at tae same time effectual, are to be found in Mother Graves‘ Worm Exâ€" terminator. CUhildren like it. Cookâ€"‘"Thin buy. betther food ! Ore‘ll niver come again wance he‘s tackled whot I have t‘ serve him !"‘ Ernest Thompson Seton says in the August Ladies‘ Home Journal, ""Although _ so long _ consid red harmless, it is now an establisneld facl that the common house fly is a thousand times more dead!y than the rattlesnake." _ Kill them hy using Wilson‘s Fly Pads freely and persistently. "‘Brown has wired me to send him up some fishing tackle." "A nuisance, isn‘t it ?" ‘‘No; that isnn 6 it; but E. can‘t remember whether he favors Scotch or rye."" "A man never forgets the misâ€" takes he has made,""‘ said the moraâ€" lizer. "You bet ho doesn‘t if he is a married man,‘‘ rejoined the demorâ€" alizer. ‘"His wife won‘t let him.‘"‘ ‘‘Son, the early bird worm." Minard‘s Liniment Cures Distemper. Mistressâ€""Bridget, I must object to your having a new beau every night." & > C<â€" e Affliated with the University of Toronto and under the Control of the Department of Agriculture of Ontario. 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