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| t a 1 9 ... ... . _ * ~thibiptay it stt Japaness system of letters is called Irobha, from the names of the first three letters, "i," "ro" and "ha," on precisely the same principle as that which gives to our own system the title "alpaavet." thorlk, *_~> J* * :4 % The fellow who gets an automobile is apt to "At that time my urine was something terrible and at times very dissgfseable to pass, but Dodd‘s Kidney Piuls soon brought me relief from all my troubles and by the time I had taken six boxes 1 was completely cured. "I am making this statement to the public in the hope that it may help other young ladies or married women." She Tells of her Troubles and Their Cure that you may be Benefited. Napanee, Ont., Sept. 12.â€"(Special)â€" There are many women in Canada who will yet write letters of thanks to Mrs. Jno. C. Huffman, of this place. Mrs. Huffman suffered as they are suffering now. She discovered a cure in Dodd‘s Kidney Pills; and she is breaking the law of secrecy that binds the great maâ€" jority of womankind to let her suffering sisters know where they may find relicf. Mrs. Huffman says : "I was troubled for about six years . with Kidney Discase and the pain was so ‘ great I could hardly bear it. I could not entertain any company. One night when I was feeling very miserable I read of some wonderful cures by Dodd‘s Kidncyl Pills and resolved to try them. The pessimist is thoroughly convizced at for every rose there are a dozen Mrs. Jno. C. Huffman Speaks to You All. TYOUNG LADIES _ MARRIED WOMEN Weekly. guns can fire two shots a minute, and every shot costs $400; thus in five minâ€" utes these four cannon can discharge forty bombs at a cost of $16,000. The amaller cannon cost each $18,000, and it is estimated that in five minutes the twelve cannon could discharge shot to the value of nearly $35,000.â€"Leslic‘s New Cenluvz'is(evlnnl’ ibe bast. Soid by local dealers st $§.5c." Ask your dealer 10 show it to gm Send to us for des ertptive booklet. TiE UCWSWELL C. CD, 6 J 9y Idit uSat UD, mawmmron, camaga, Bome idea of the high cost can be a-r~ rived at by taking a Japanese warship like the Kasuga or Nisshin and calelâ€" lating the number of shots she would discharge, say, at Port Arthur. The first named ship carries four cannon which eost $300,000 each. One of these â€"uot because we say soâ€"tbhousands are talking about it, aad yeu would too if you were its happy possessor. You sit while using itâ€"a tubluil thoroegbly cleaned is five miguotes Nething is too ::oo for Canadian bowhem Tbe lew Crstury is ceriaraly ibe Snid THE COST OF FIRING A CANNON. Modern naval warfare is one of the most costly things that can be imagined, And a combat between two fleets means whe expenditure of vast sums of money. Minard‘s Liniment Cures Dandru‘t The queen of a bechive does not rule, she lays eggs. She does not mind the babies. She does not even do her own digesting, let alone getting the food. The attendants that surround her feed her with bee milk, secreted by glands in their heads. She has to be fed continualâ€" ly, for at certain periods she has the power of producing from two thousand to three thousand eggs a day, twice her own weightâ€"four times, indeed, for more than half her weight is eggs. In her lifetime a prolitic queen will lay fifteen hundred thousand eggs. | "If you‘ll wash the dishes I‘ll wipe ‘em," one feminine bee said to the other, "I‘ll be mother if you‘ll get the living." It was a bargain, and the nccommogating females took drones in to board. At one time the bees were male and female in equal numbers. The irresponsiâ€" ble male buzzed about, simply getting his own living, marrying and dying. The responsible female not only got her own living, but that of her children. Someâ€" how, by and by, they came to see the the advantage of communal effort, and, jt:gt as women say to one another now, An old lady was noticed by the vicar always to bow her head when the name of Satan was mentioned. He asked her the reason of this strange habit of hers, and she replied: "Well, politeness costs nothing, and you never know."â€"Sporting News. Minard‘s Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. The Japanese Alphabet. & Will every reader of this onqrulry x «"WwHO KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT BANNIGER»" please drop a line on the subject to THE E. B. EDDY COMPANY, «= HULL, CANADA m Who Knows Anytfilng About All buyers, sellers and EDDY‘S IMPERVIOUS SHEATHING PAPER Sex and the Bee. Wanted to be Safe. "BANNIGEFR*" > in the way of be all run down. are interested in this questlofi There are also some inks which are inâ€" | visible when dry, but visible when moisâ€" | tened with ancthor liquid. Thus a soluâ€" | tion of muriate of antimony, â€" washed with tincture of galls, becomes yellow ; , green vitriol ink washed with the same solution turns black; nitrate of cobalt | washed with oxalic acid turns blue; arâ€" seniate of potash with nitrate of copper, green; solution of gold with muriate of tin. purple. users of imuted sulphuric acid, lemon juice, soâ€" lutions of nitrate and chloride of cobalt, or of chloride of copper write colorless, but on being heated the characters writâ€" ten with the two first become black or brown, and the latter green. _ When the paper becomes cool the writing disapâ€" pears and leaves the paper blank again. Naltpetre dissolved in water and equal parts of sulphate of copper and sal amâ€" monaic dissolved in water are two good invisible inks. On being heated the wemikinies drecesscs c 38 new miilk as ink. This when dried is inâ€" visible, but by scattering coal dist or soot upon the paper the w riting becomes legible. Ansonius adopted this method when writing to Paulinus, Diluted sulphuric acid, lemon juice, soâ€" lutions of nitrate anAt whlustzs: *so c ud U Secret Inks. There are several ways in persons can correspond with before whose eyes the very le Ovid taught young women writing to their lovers they new milk as ink. This when visible, but by scattering c soot upon the paper the writ An American Consul in Germany tells of several American manufacturers who have found foreign markets for their products after securing the protection of the tradeâ€"mark laws. Newspaper adâ€" vertising," he says, "has been the key which has unlocked the door of prejuâ€" dice or indifference. This advertising has also helped to create a market for other American goods." Minard‘s Liniment for sale everywhere oapeiivediant 4 Suditel? Before Queen Elizabeth‘s time ruffles were made of fine holland, which requirâ€" ed no stiffening. Then the ruffs of camâ€" bric came, and these must of necessity be starched. It is recorded that when the Queen had ruffs made of lawn and camâ€" bric for her own royal wearing there was no one in England could tell how to starch them, but the Queen made special inquiries for some woman that could starch, and Mrs. Guilham, wife of the royal coachman, was the first starcher. In 1564 a Flanders woman, Frau Van der Plasse, came to London and estabâ€" lished there a school for the teaching of starching. The school succeeded, and the Flanders frau got rich. She charged £5 a lesson and an extra twenty sfilillings for a receipt for the making of starch out of wheat flour, bran and roots. Starch originated in Flanders. It was introduced into England with the big ruff, in the time of Queen Elizabeth. 1t was like our starch of toâ€"day except that it was made in colors, red, yellow, green and blue. The effect of this was to tint delicately the white linen to which the starch might be applied. P JOmaP . Â¥a . Pas I Dear Sirs,â€"Your MINARD‘S LINT MENT is our remedy for sore throat, colds and all ordinary ailments,. It never fails to relieve and cure promptly, ] ; _ , _ ‘norming she again visited the kitchen. "‘Well, Mary," she asked, ‘"how did you get along with the flatâ€" iron ?" _ Mary breathed a deep sigh of recollection. "Well, ma‘am," she said, "‘I got it most warm before morning." mss ces ammmmmme mss 2222220020.070200000 _ One very cold winter night a kind old lady suddenly recollected that ner maid lived in an unheated room. "‘Mary," she said, remembering the good old custom of her own girlhood, "ut‘s going to be pretty cold toâ€"night. I think you had better take a flat iron to bed with you." "Yes, ma‘am," said Mary, in mild and expressionless assent. The old lady alept soundly and free from care, secure in the belicf that the maid was comfortable. In the morning she again visited flne‘ kitchen. "CNMell "AMtarass us u.ls . C. RICHARDS & Co Port Mulgrave Removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone, sweeney, stifles, sprains; cures sore and _ swoolen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50 by the use of one gotâ€" tle. Waranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. We are accustomed to think of large cannon as a very recent invention. Yet as long ago as 1543 a certain Ralph Hogâ€" ge, of Buckstead, in Sussex, cast large guns, and a pupil of his, Thomas Johnâ€" son, in 1595, made for the Earl of Cumâ€" berland "42 cast picces of great ordnance of iron." These weighed six thousand poundsâ€"three tonsâ€"apiece, and we are told, showed very smooth, fine workmanâ€" ship. All the smelting was done with charcoal, of which it took three tons to smelt each ton of iron. Also all the ore was carried from the mine on pack horses, which took a load of about three hundred pounds each. The immense amount of labor and consequent expense ‘ may be imagined. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT CREATING A MARKET e eyes the very letter is held. t young women that when their lovers they should use The First Starcher. Nearly Succeeded. Great Guns of Cld. CHARLES WHIOOTEX, abeth‘s time ruffles in which two th each other L 1ds ! pack and shore ice, which is often some I miles from shore, at the foot of some I road that has been cut through the | rough ice from the land to the water, | The most successful boat‘s crew, with ; their umiak (a whaling boat covered ‘wi:.h skins}, takes the lead, followed by | the other boats in the order of their | success. _ The harpoons, floats, paddles vand everything pertaining to the chase of the whale are placed in their respecâ€" l tive positions. The umisk is then placed on a flat ivory runnered sled and lashed lfirm]y in place. _ The owner, who is . | called omelic (head man), stands on the 1 fice at the right hand side of the bow; | the boat steerer stands at the stern and ‘the paddlers stand at their respective | places along the sides of the boat. When | all is ready,. the omeiic gives the word to go forward, and each of the crew slips over his shoulder a broad breast strap _of sealskin, which is attached to a short line made fast to the thwarts of the boat. When all is ready, the boat is pulled forward a few lengths, and the next boat in order goes through the same form, moving on in its turn, until all the umiaks are strung out in a long line on the grounded ice, ready for their return to land. At a signil from the head boat, all movre forward, chanting weird songs of , the goodness and power of the whale; for one of the superstitions of these peoâ€" _ ble is that whanmikus 1.â€"cns.~% CR O CmmVUEIS UH ple is that whex:e\'er working After the whaling season is over. the boats which have been used in the chase are gathered on the leads between the _An Interesting Incident of the Social Life ‘ Among the Eskimos. The principal occupation of these Esâ€" kimos (of Arctic Alaska) during the spring is the hunting of the bowâ€"head whale in the leads, or open water, and among the floe ice of the Arctic Ocean. The taking of a whale is always a time of great rejoicing with these people, for ‘ it means not only an abundance of fond . and fuel, but a large amount of valuâ€" able trading material. I CGUre Shiloh‘s Consumption The eight largest diamonds in the world are what are known as â€" crown jewels. Some of them are in an uncut state and others are carefully cut and others are carefully cut and finished, so that there is a wide difference in their value. The Kohinoor, the smallest in weighc, has been thus reduced by cutâ€" ting and is much the most valuable of the lot and has been estimated at less than $500,000. The list is as follows: The Braganza, part of the Portugal jewâ€" els, weighs 1,880 carats; Kohinoor, beâ€" longing to the English crown, 103 carats; Star of Brazil, 125 carats; Regent of France, 136 carats; Austrian Kaiser, 139 carats; Russian Czar, 103 carats; Rajah 1 of Borneo, 367 carats. & All the old rubber shoes are gathered and shipped to Liverpool, which is, so for, the only shipping point from which the rubber has come to this side although most of the old shoes have come in on German steamers.â€"Brooklyn Eagle. Prices: 8. C. Werrs & Co. 32 25¢. 50c.$1 LeRoy, N. Y., Toronto, Can. * The Lung lure ‘Tonic is guaranteed to cure. If it doesn‘t benefit you, the druggist will give you your money back. Primarly the cause for this strange industry is the everâ€"increasing demand for rubber in America, which has pracâ€" tically exhausted the South American rubber industry. Every year new uses have been found for the stretchable arâ€" ticle. A tew years ago, when electricity was not in so general a use as it is toâ€" day, the demand from electricians for rubber was not very heavy. Toâ€"day, when every modern apartment house has The harder you cough, the worse the cough gets. This importation has been going on for several years, and yet it has seemingly never attracted the attention of the alert chroniclers of interesting events, for the old shoes and goloshes have slipped into the country silently, hidden away on the manifests of the steamships and quickly sent to the consignees, who have eagerly paid the freight. Not one in a thousand New Yorkers is aware that one of the big industries of this country is the importation of old rubber shoes and goloshes, Yet it is a fact that these seemingly worthless disâ€" garded articles of footwear from nearly every country of the globe are daily coming into the country in large quantiâ€" ties, carefully packed and stowed away as part of the big Transatlantic liners. The Commercial Use of Wornâ€"Out Galoâ€" FEAST OF THE WHALE. The Largest Diamonds. shesâ€"An Increasing Industry. VALUE IN OLD RUBBERS. ommc en C ogeme ‘der a broad breast strap rich is attached to a short t _ to the thwarts of the all is ready, the boat is 1 a few lengths, and the 1 order goes throuch tha re placed in their respecâ€" The umiak is then placed runnered sled and lashed &__ The owner, who is on any oL. Cuts. med Tommyâ€"Let‘s play Zool dens, Nellie. Nellieâ€"All right. How‘s it Tommyâ€"I‘ll pretend I‘m and you feed me with vour a Minard‘s Liniment Cures Burns Finder is Not Keeper, (Toronto Globe.) Under the‘ criminal code of Canada, the finder of a lost article must take steps to discover the owner if he wishes to escape risk of indictment for theft. A London young man has learned this lesson at a somewhat heavy expense, having been reâ€" quired to restore a purse and money, and pay seven dollars costs of nrozarnri~a« regamen thia R11 ; _ __â€" 110C SUDscribed in mdv presence,this 6th day of December, A.D., 188 4 j"‘\} A. W. G LEASOXN, EEAL & Putage Notary Public. Hall‘s Catarrh Cure ta taken internally and acte directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold b‘v all druggistsâ€"75e. Mc Â¥+ Cane : e + Sworn to before me ;;(i subscribed presence,this 6th day of December, A.D [ Bacon knew that by melting _ snow ; with salt congealation would occur in j + â€" + + s in any circumjacent liquid. But to him , it was no more than an inedible, an exâ€" truordinary scientific fact. Further than that this noble seer never saw, ‘ It was a Frenchman who, in all his lhumblc namelessness, preparing for the ’Duc de Chartres in 1744, a snowâ€"like ldlsh, was the originator of iceâ€"cream, A FrRAXK J. CuEexEy makes oath that heis the genior partner of the firm of F. J. CurXEYy & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and thatsaid firm will the sum of ONE HUNDRED DoOL. LARg%r each and every case of CaTaRrn that cannot be cured by the use of Halt‘s Catarrx Curs. FRANK J. CHEXEY, uc i Cld tw s ' 1 1 vi uts d aca scP c century and a half before the like was known in England epicures in France were partaking of ‘ices and aerated drinks, and their start is not laid even in France, for the Frencl are said to have caught the trick from travellers returning from the sherbets of the Turks and Persians.â€"Boston Trarscript. StaTe or Onto, Crtv or ToLEno, ) Lveas Covxry | Take Origin of Ice Cream. Many barrels of iceâ€"cream does the average man swallow with never a grateful thought of that benefactor of mankind who invented the stuff in the first place. f' Upon the restoration of the present ~ | Japanese Emperor to power in 18G8, it : | was decided by the older statesmenâ€"the *‘ l advisers to whose farsighted policy much ["of the present success of Japan in her ‘ | struggle with Russia must be attributed ’ ’â€"thut it would be better to restore the _| ancient Shinto faith and get rid of Budâ€" 4 l‘ hism as much as possible. In this way, ; Shintoism became the official national _ religion of Japan, and its rites are folâ€" _ lowed in all cases where the government. _, is responsible for the cclebration, thoughl { the common people are, as a rule, Buddâ€" { hists, while many of the nobles are folâ€" lowers of Buddha at heart. In othor' words, there is no strict line of demarâ€" cation between the two faiths, and it is | questionable whether the average Japam-" | ese individual could tell you to which | sect he considered himself allied. | _ The Emperor is the head of the Shinâ€" | to religion, and is himself worshopped as | being directly descended from the gods, | ‘and every Japanese subject pays him . | homage as such head, but this does not © interfere with the subject‘s worship of ! multifarious other deities of the wind, | the ocean, fire, food and pestilence; of mountains and rivers, and of special obâ€" jects in natureâ€"more than cight hundâ€" | red in all. _ It was very simple to add to all these the gods of the Hindus when Weeklv. Budddhism was introduced from China, through Corea, in the sixth eeontury of the Christian era, but it was not so simâ€" ple to displace them at the command of the statesmen. _ So the Buddhist priests still flourish, though shorn of the power and grandeur which were theirs under the rule of the Shoguns.â€"William Dinâ€" widdie‘s Manchuria letter in Leslice‘s Mir .A 3 | some eight or ten feet square, which |serves as a sort of movable stage on which the young women dance. The feast usually begins at the oime | when the un reaches a due western ’point. about 6 o‘clock in theafternoon; | for during the eighty days of summer at | Otkeavic the sun never sets, and being I without timepieces, the Eskimos mark their time by the position of the sun | while it is visible, and by the moon and stars when the sun has gone for the long lArctic night. _ These feasts sometimes last twentyâ€"four hours.â€"Edward A. Mcâ€" (lllhenny in September Century. 1 ;{ecet from the skin. The are then drawn tight, fast with stout stakes | ground, thus raising the ! feet. The skin thus be: TORONTO _ After reaching shore, a day or possibly l two may be given for preparation, and then the great feast begins. Each sucâ€" cessful boat owner, beginning with the one whose boat secured the most whales, gives a feast, to which he invites all the members of the tribe and any other poople who may be in the village. First a wind break of umiaks, sails or skins is built to act as a shelter against the chilly blasts of the polar winds. _ It is placed in the form of a large circle, if enough material can be secured, in the centre of which a walrus hide is placed on the ground; and to its four corners are tied long ropes, which are passed over tripods placed about twentyâ€"five * (joct to be used in whaling, or doing anyâ€" thing connected with whaling, they must l constantly extol the merits of this great animal. . I Long before the boats reach shore the ,entire population left in the villageâ€" | men, women, children and dogsâ€"congreâ€" gate on the beach to welcome the homeâ€" comers. Whenthe first boat nears land it is brought to a halt a few feet from the shore line, and its talisman, which is always carried in a little pouch in the bow, and may be a. wolf‘s head, the head of a raven, iron pyrites or any old thing, is lifted out by the omelic and held in his right hand toward the shore,: where. stands the chief medicine man of the tribe, who pours over it a little fresh water to refrosh it and thank it for the benefits given, if the boat has secured a whale; or if the boat has not been ulcky, to appease any slight that may have been put upon the talisman, in the hope that it will give them better luck in the future. | 4, ... ", "6ACUpâ€"(0€, Hall‘s Family Pills for Constipation An Animal Game, The Religions of Japan. _ ; 3 _ Im a monkey, with your cake!â€"Comic ‘carned this lesson at expense, having been 1 purse and money, and ; s of prosecution, play Zoological Garâ€" How't:.it plaved ? ‘he end of hte ropes ht, and then made ces driven into the the skin about four becomes a platform , etc. A circular is being issued by the Agâ€" ricultural Department directing attenâ€" tion to the fact that horse racing at fall fairs is ilegal, and intimating that it is the intention of the department to see that it is prohibited in tm. future. When the postman brings a le the right man a girl gets as qu stairs with it as a cat, One way to convince a gip} y she has small feot is to find fa the bigness of another girl‘s, A woman appears to think oucht to like to go to church to mad her new hat makes a loj congregation.â€"New Yorl D. f New Shapes in Shoes. ‘\| _ When questioned as to the now lasts t apt to prove popular sellers in shoes for \Inext spring and summer wear, E. O. E Krentler, the Detroit last manufacturer, said: "In men‘s shoes the tendency is E toward a common sense last with ( straighter lines and a broader tos. For a stylish effect some shoe manufacturers Jare making samples with considerable swing to the outsole. thus giving the swing appearance without altering the form and comfort of the vamp. "In women‘s goods, low heels and narâ€" row toes are wanted. Just a few years ago all the better grade of women‘s shoes carried high heels, now the call is all the other way, and simply because the high heels hive been copied in the lower grades of footwear and become common. While the trade does not call ‘for the toothpick toes and razor edges, under these terms we have had orders for a good many nam{:le lasts that bear | on this order, called y some the "Cotâ€" 1 tage T(()‘p," and from present indications . it would not be surprising to see narrow I toad colored shoes another summer,"â€" Shoe and Leather Reporter, | man how to play not to. It doesn‘t take get awful suspic happened. REFLECTIONs OF "No, my dear,/ he the Lord calls, I wait bye," and out of the _ _"Once there was a terrible upheavel of nature in the shape of an earthquake, and Dr, Cook woke ur, finding his bed jostling and turning, He believed the end of the world near and made a bee line for the door. His good wife, in great agitation, called, ‘Valentine, wait for me! Wait for me!‘ _ "It is an awful good thing to obey the commands of the Lord," says a memâ€" ber of the recent Methodist General Conâ€" ference from Pennsylvania to a Washâ€" ington Times man, "and whenever I think of this I am reminded of a story related of a pioneer Methodist named Valentine Cook, who was a power in his day, and who got off many odd sayings. A Man Uf physician and sufferer alike lose heart and often despair of a cure, but here‘s the exception. William Pegg, of Norâ€" wood, Ont., says: "I was nearly doubled up with rheumatism. I got three bottles of South American Rheumatic Cure, and they cured me. It‘s the quickest acting medicine I ever saw."â€"18. RRECY | The sudden collapse of a foothold is j one of those rare events which the mounâ€" ‘taincer must on occasions be prepared to Ichance, and against which, perhaps, no vigilance can guard. An accident of ul quite different type was that by which in midâ€"July Miss Goodman lost her life.‘ She was climbing with a party on the | rope, when she slipped ard fell. The rope , broke, and the fall had fatal results. It | is feared that this fatality was due| to the employment of secondâ€"class eord. | Otherwise it is most inexplicable, as | the cases in which a rope of good quality | has parted under the stress of a fall are few and far between. In the great and everâ€"memorable catastrophe on the Matâ€" | terhorn by which Lord F. Douglas and ‘ Messrs. Hudson, Hadow and Croz lost | their lives,. the rope which broke was a ; weak and inferior one, which the guide ought never to have used. The type of rope approved by the Alpine Club can be trusted in most emergencies if it be proâ€" | perly used.â€"London Mail. ‘ ‘ When Rkheumatism doubles Would Hurry When the Lord Calied. thin;_- to Horse n a girl gets as t{uietly up it as a cat. to do ‘s not to teach a woâ€" Play whist, but to teach her ke a bride very long to picions about what has ALPINE FATALITIES. v‘ a 3 ‘»..‘; 1 soe. L fret York Press is Megal. A BACirLOR. find fault answered. ‘When for nobody, Goodâ€" door he shot. girl you think m»ink a man ch to see how a lot of the a letter from t with In all probability the first eu; ever madl:- in England was dru the site of Buckingham Palace, son for the supposition is as "l'he first pound of tea which « England was boughtâ€"for 60 shi ; by the Earl of Arlington, in ] ; and was brought over by him; | this time the Earl resided at As House, which was pulled down i ,room for Buckingham House, sin | become Buckingham Palace. Economy more often begins at home than charity, l(oct.tbi.p will bear repeating exâ€" cont matae from the stomach n;d almost s caused by fermentation of the 1 stomach. It is a foretaste of and dyspepsia. ‘Take one of Dr. Pineapple Tablets immediately af and it will prevent this distress ; gestion. 60 in a box, 35 cents. â€"16 The Independent Order of Foresters have I'ust. issued from the press a vory neat little booklet giving a groeat grist of facts and figures with regard to Canâ€" ada, its resources, mineral and agriculâ€" tural, etec. _ Historical points, territorâ€" ies and other Canadian information of great value, | This little booklet should be in the hands of all. It will be sent on application to Dr. Oronhyatekha, Suâ€" preme Chief Ranger, of the 1. 0. F., Temâ€" ple Building, Toronto, Canada. CANADIAN NATICNAL FACTS AND FIGCURES The total of his titles of so and nobility exceeds a hundred. dition as King of Hungary he | title of "Most Apostolie," whic of the four honors bestowed by : Were the sovereigns of Europs in a council, there is no doubt premier place would be concede {)eror Francisâ€"alike by reason iereditary prestize and his req tion of the ancient Holy Roman A King Nine Times The most betitled monarch world is Emperor Francis Josep tria. Without his Imperial crow is the identical tiara of Charlen nine times a king, tw»e a gra onece a grand prinee, ence a pri times a margrave and the mu!} his titles as count and so fort] enumeration. That Cutting Acid «~ Idaho. #25.00 to Vancouver and Vi~ §#25.00 to Ashland and Asto gon, via Portland. §#25,00 to San Francisco, Los and San Diego. Correspondingly low rates t other California, Oregon, Was Montana, Utah, and Idaho point Through Tourist cars run e on Union Pacific between Misson and Pacifice Coast; double bert For full information call on o F. B. Choate, G. A., 126 Woodw: Detroit, Mich. ana, #22.50 to Spokane and Woena Washington. Every day from September ] tober 15th, 1904, inclusive, the cific will gell oneâ€"way tickets souri River Terminals (Counci Kansas City, inclusive) as fol #20,00 to Ogden and Sait 1 #20,00 to Helena and But navy, 209,000,0001, The poace fo the Russian army calls for the of 170,000 horses. The army of costs the people of that impo country £360,000 a year,. At Gr 3826,000 men were engaged, of w) 000 were killed or wounded. 1 Hamilton to Montreal, sn se 8: turna $12,00. Toronto to Montreal, «ingle 86.5¢ $11,00, Low rates b>tween ports. Further information apply to agents, or write to . PO8STER CHAT Wostoern P:#seager Agent, 2250 Steam»ra leave Hamilton at 1 ronto «.30 p.m., Puesc@&ys, Thur sa cur lays. to ladies and gentlemen. Permanent rapid advancement, good salary and Clean, desirable business. Write Ntcho‘n Co., Limited, Toronto. (Mention this paper.) stylas and cloth samples. ~ it THE SOUTHCOTT SUIT CO., Londorn, c,, WE PAY A GOOD SALAPy YY t.ndeâ€"-flgt weeks average time quired; wages turdays while learning to $15 weekly guaranteed when throug) lustrated catalogue mailed free, Mojer‘; ] ber College, 350 Canal street, Now | City. LADIES‘ pou SALEâ€"FARM OFP 142 ACBREs 0; Lake Joseph, Muskoka. Apply w /o. Red wood, Unt. M€, _ Mrs. Winslow‘s Boothing Syrup a»,./;~ ons the child, soriens thee Teething ""I e ne the gums, curee wi« Solle and is the best remedy for Diarrhq.‘®s yy AxztEpâ€"ueEX wo Learx BARBEy tradeâ€"eight weeks average t;,.; ISSUE NO. 39 1904, Trought over by him; a the Earl resided at Arl ich was pulled down to luckingham House, sinc First Cup of Tea ONEâ€"WAY RATES. to Huntington and Fail Excursion ind almost strangles, is tion of the food in the foretaste of indigestion .50 Fall Suits and , az.co, also Skirts, 0) and _ Waists, Senq of Dr. Von Stan‘s yh0k Hamilton. Torontsâ€" Montreal Line after eating, and ald diâ€" Los Ar Arlin ©an rillir H I‘% 11 ri make then t} 17 n M 11 1 ve it mM Lt 10 18 to loaa? 3 4s for $10 M / ATT Jap Russ