2 X » n ta lie r 1 7
f iO U T E T (T K U W B -
E r ro r. and e X t r a r ^ a t o a - O r t e a ta l.
aiaasis, m witatol and modern auperatt- , *
ttou—«luster »bout “m y lord the «1«- _
_ _ _ _ _ _
•;
p y .- < ■ u
1» aaHed In India. There Prop<J— d Construetion o f a W a t« r-
{■ tiu d ly an animal »ho«t whteh “
W ST Through Hudson Bay.
^ « y potions exist or which 1» »0 little
,
understood,
„ WmU4 L « . . ih> B U I . . W
Th# popular opinion 1» that the ele-
phaat'a
memory is aa retentive aa
trv »
K
mom u <
fmTr----- i d n a w *■ tka
m
are oooatantly
floating
^ -r.'.
t o t h Stories
i » “ fleet.
T h e le .to n
.iw e t
one m otion is n
’ ch aracter desire
com plete, ¿traight-rine, key-
ch aracter k ey b o ard of the
paBl w U w > o ®i are
aklpatet latavaate.
T h a dietanee o f the groat wheat flaWa
—
* « .
«
*
*
a
*
£
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n
£
-every
5 ‘r X Model
Mdth aide o f th e lh a * fo r cvc<y bupftcl Of w h e a t t W
luehea b a c k o f ^ X t b X U
.
LPP7 r 1 J w w
* /T ..L “¡ I X
S S h ih ta h m d
-tih th .
T _ . „
■urtl yam s so
u ^TSLXS,
The eaoae o f thia la that, w hether by
'»>'«■ w rail, the wheat hae to be carried
'row the west to thia »tty, a diatanee
in aome « t e a of u.000 stiles.
Tbcac f«*»»1“ 1 U“ ‘M- * * ’ “* 81 e r
b*
my r.eona high fo r the dlattmce. m a te
Oetwceo profit and teas
.... . . . . A
T ^ lm
. £
th e
n l h< farmer.
«
te
‘
Tfc'« * ' n > » * » * * cverrome by wha#
“* * W* * *
aea hla nleaaure hv anl mean», for it ha» t e n aaed by
thm nirh his ;hv Hudson H“ )' company fo r over aao
^1« rxpcMl’nelv 'can’ l ** wtt*
*ol>tc thut tb* — *?7.
v1*
ru le rs on tin Red rlrrt» o f the nortto
♦hr m ^ H h ^ n d ' ool< * * * » ,U ’ >' ",A r‘* d ,h * ®*d * * * *
I r w J T w lt h h i . ' «'11, * ° 8 ’* " • ’ » <•««♦»:•
iS X S S “
fc \" -
ss. =is ”
to * * *
; srs
, h ™ i^ a « n ' han Lakf Superior.
i ^ r d at
The .vote K arlf la from P o rt N elaa-
f r « ta b le
1 * Um! * * » * h o1 ,t’* Nelaoo river,
the l.tHieott «trait*, via Capo
”
¿ n n e lZ l ♦
»»» “ *« n o tU coast of Ireland.
In
to Liverpool or Oltoffowt
Lm
af<1 !‘oi t Nelson la to be connected w it h
w h i8 t flH d * r 4 c“ ! u * / “ “ « s *
hU wild^atate
v ro ^ w h to b
of railw ay front W tnoipeg. Mam,
* « < * 1» lea. than 400 m ile . f r o . tb­
i t a ra in at aurh
huy
I t may be nekeil: “W h y was thia not
all th o u g h t o f b e f o e e r T h a an sw er la
t
.n tp le . U n til the y e a r UTO U tt whole
o f V hat Is now the Canadian proviaeaof
Manitoba aw l I ’- ritlah northweat ta rrl-
(torlra uae controlled by the Hudaaa
Pan company, nod aa th eir aola objao*
wea to «upply the w orld w ith fu r, M
waa distinctly to th e ir in ter-et to ax-
mrgtrate the dangers o f the w ater» ad
the bay, and in tac t do anything that
-jpuld retard Immigration io their pew
I
mine in da fun*
pines I'd hare
«•tghh-en. an*. If
d ry w asn't,« •
■flekon I'd bavs
tw o ." -W a e h -
ingtou Star.
.ith } ~ W
r hour» t
“ ■ ,'"’ n ' l i r •» ’-
,u»ig ,..^aata» «f,
unhaallhy condi­
tion of the %M-
- M r ' t k e F a — I» — F a t-4 ,
“M ary.” «»Id b rr father, "you
been keeping company w ith
Mitchell fellow for more than •
now. Thia courtship must coma
her»
that
year
to •
t.1 1 ,d ila tio n ."
“Oh. father, how can you talk a»T
■aya; If fl stains
II,. I . ob ao sw e e t a n il n ic e '"
your linen It is
"A h!” And the fond fath er arched
evidence of kid­
“Sweet and nice, eh?
ney u c il.le : to« bis eyebrow»
frequent desire to Haa lie proposed r
“W ill, faiher, not axactly.” And tha
girt htmg her bead and lingered the
ooavtnclr.g proof that tha kidneys and blad­ drat«*ry o f her drees. “ H e hasn't ex­
der are out of order. . '- iF * '“ a
A'
actly proposed: but. then, last aeening
What te Vo.
when we were out w alking we passed
There la comfort In the knowledge ao
aftaa'expraaaad. fia t D r. Kitmar'a Swam»- by a alee little bona» and be M IC .
Raot. the great Rnhvey remedy fulfills «very ■That's the kind o f cottage I ’m going to
artah in curing rheumatism, pain la ih« Mre In some day.’ and I aald. ’Tan,’ and
kook, kldneyr,liver, bladder and story part
i d look in Vie glass— you will see the effect—
VdM
at the urinary passage. |t cervacts inablUtv
»« bold water and scalding pain In patsing
k. or bad tffacta .ollowfng use ef liquor,
wine or beer, snd overcomes that unpleasant
nceso-ty of being compelled to go oftaa
tu rln r 'be day, and i » gat up m any ttmas
/v t h ,g tho night. The mild and the aatra-
cruinarv affect ol Swamp-Root la aooa
rea'ized It ytands the highest for Its wan-
dsrfxl ^uras ol the n o — distressing caaaa
If yoc need a madtchie you should have the
host. Said by druggists lr 90c. and $1, alas»
■ Y ou iv—y have a asrupie hottie e f flda
aa wonaerm?
-a «-‘-a
a»-----------
— -
aiacovery
and a boon that id I a
m ore a b o u tit. b n h s e r .t ntatoWpBURRfcB
can't help puckering—it make» you pucker
to think of u stio g it
By
«> c*11« 1 cheaP
P ow ders you trice this puckering, iaj»rio0'AJum
right into your system— you injare digestion,
AVOID
To the day o f hla death Hannibal
H am lin was a flgura that men would
turn and look at a aacooil tim e on the
«tntot. 01« tall form, which In old
age b ua but «Hgbtly Vent was always
clothed In the old fashioned black
swallow tall salt, and ha alw ays woro
vb,?hskaly free by mall. ~
address Df. Kllmar & a*«»—tSaia - k»^ i a tall silk bat. generally a “ back unm-
Co.. B'nghamton, N. N. Whoa wrtttag maa- Iwr." tilted »lightly back on bis bead.
For year» t e waa famous aa a man
| who -e v e r wore an oveecoet, and to
hia death t e -e v e r burdened himeetf
w ith that, to him. nnneceaaary, a»1'
rnevt except o - the moat severely cold
days
For a h alf century he never
changed the a tjle o f Me clothe» He
F a t hl on
walked w ith a awtaglug g ait and bad
' Aalhoftly
so many friends and acquaintances to
t e had to bow th a t a »mile eeero-
N early 5 0 Yaarai whom
«d to be ever on hla face.
JBj
Nothing haa eeer equalled i t
Nothing caa mrer aarpaaa i t
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
i
e g ra m .
______
(JBL
For
Itoyri is mudt from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar—Costs more
ban Alum b«t you have the profit of quality, tbe profit of good health.
Ih it now things -a y e enanged. The
into hioloeurea which they eouldhreak lfudaoo B ay c o m p a y a r ig h t* w ere p u r ­
through es easily »« if they were made chased by t lu- don rmon r< >'rrn n ie n t Inf
of comatalka, and which no other ani­ l«70 tor about t2\ooo.0i« w orth of
mal would enter; and «ingle once ara land, and In UMO. tei rear» later, a ehat-
caught by their hind legstoeing tied to­ tor waa granted to « e Nelson W ear
gether by men under cover o f tame elo- company, who are na w building n rails
phanta. Animals th a t happen to cacape way which w ill, in th - «»«trae of a few
are captured again Without trouble; years, bring Winnipeg -ltltin 3# hoanw
even experience w ill not b ring them railw ay Journey to the a a.
wisdom. I do n e t thin k th a t I traduce
Uy thia route St, Patti a ad Mtnneapo-
the elephant when I any th a t it la, in , Ila would Iw only T30 ml as from the
mnny things, n stupid animnl.
1 -»wan. W h at doce thia n w a a f A «»»-
Regarding an elephant being unable i Ing of neaurly fto ml lea aa compared
to c>.pre*» w ith his eountcnancc feel­ trith the distance to New f o r k . Thia
ing« of affection, fenr. dcaire, I think nppliea equally, of course, to point»
all Hioac who hare aeen Boney simulate wv.M. and even more to p.oint« north and
druakenneaa a t Prottor'a p le -a n r e pal­ nol lliw rs t Of the tw in Cities. F arth er,
ace, In the pantomime, "From Cafe to Hie distance from P o rt Nelson to Lleer-
Police Station," w ill readily acknowl­ ¡o o l la »,SM mile», while it 1« 3.« ho from
edge thia error. I t is really wonderful New f o r k to the aacie plnoe, »how ing
h o ,' much focial expression an ele­ it difference in favor of the ¡»ay ro u t, of
phant really haa—w ith a face skeleton 114 Ulilea. So th a t the difference of the
ao imperfeot; th a t ia to aay, ita nasal tw o route« from St. Paul to Liverpool,
hones are m d lm en tary. w hile the via New York, and ria the Hudson bay, .
mouth, all o f the low er h alt of the face, »hows the la tte r to be shorter by near­
la oonoeaied beneath greet muscle« at­
. .
tached to the base o f the tru nk. B u tin ly 870 mile«.
T hia great northern waterw ay is not,
spite o f that, and w ith his ear» un-
however, without aome drawbacks; for
cocked and his proboscis pendant, an
instance, during tour months i t cannot
be used. but. owing to the fact th a t the
I ay does n ot freeac until October the
The tru th about the elephant Is that,
weatt rn farmer, with hi« early harvest,
treated kin d ly and considerately, he Is rould get moet of hla grain o fl hi» hnndo
n great, good-natured beast, who, tor and shipped before th a t time, sod
hia master, w ill perform any poanibele
aneh of bis produrn aa ha-OUld not get
la b o r or feat. They a re v e r y a ffe c t ¡ou­
Io the seaboard in tim e would be held
st« and exceedingly Jealous of atten- •n elevator» a t Port Nelson u -W spring,
Kona from th e ir piaster. There are when ha would catch the ¡»evitable rise
•rogue" elephant«, of course, bot they
, la the m arket in Kurojie In May.
ire seldom m e t w ith exoept ia large
Grain is by no meaoa the o -ly eom-
herds, and where attendants do not un-
. modlty to be considered. T M a k of th -
leratand how to tre a t the brutea in
« attle during the long summer shipping
their charge.— N . Y. Journal.
aeaaon. Freed from the long trana-
coatinentoJ railw ay haul, they weald
arrive In K n ro i* in much better condi­
tion thnn noonday«.
Then there ore hoy, timber, log», wool
and a hundred and one thing« that
would be a profit to the westerner w ith
cheap fre ig h t to Europe, whioh are now
a g lu t on the m arket, Evan borers
m ig ht be raised a* a profit.—N^Y. Tel-
t o n « fo r n « tta v n a , lo t v c o n o m ie a l t a r t n « .
U t tle Edith bad been very Itt. btrt
was convalcecent. W aking up aoddvn-
ly and flndlng a atrw m r lady at te r
bedside, ebe asked. "Are yoo the doc­
tor?”
“No, dear." replied the lady: “ 1 «
your trained utteae."
“Oh.” exclaimed Edith, p o lo tin g to a
cage hanging near the window, "train­
ed n on e, let me .lotrodace you to aay
trained caneryr
,,
gem t o t e r . aeya the 8t. Louie Globe-
Bot bow birds know when to <«,
Democrat. T h e ir politeness induced aD)j wbicb way-to t»rn, arc thinga
them to stand aaida to r her to paaa, I no{
( we„ understood, becao-e
but th eir courtesy did not prevent th eir .
n ig h t nod th o
making andlble personal comment», tb e «»fl»™ " • * B*
They aeemed to take I t for granted g r e a t n io v e m e n ts start a long
th a t French waa aa unknown tongas to | irae b e fo re it r e a lly beeomea nee
Am erican»
eaaarr fo r th e b ird » to go. They
*
w y*iU<*W dl* “ ! U *
leave fheir winter home» (perhaps
but aha h a . «■ w h it , glove»," . in Mexico) when there la ao per
announced No. t .
reptible change In tbe weather
“She has good teeth." aald N o .».
I tn(j return from their breeding
"And an enormous m outh," added ■ r o u n 4 ,
mo„ ca^ , while tb d r
" -¿ d
undarotand. French p e r - ! food W P P '.'
»< » • '
h e ig h t-
fectly," said the owner o f the enormoam lo n g b e fo re i t ia rald o r the grate
mouth, turnin g saddeuly upon them, BDd weed aeads and inaecta hffgia
~nad would 8h» to toy «het t e r vara f
. c a r w . In mahy casta, tte ,
W W » Mg gte t t e a h to -m to K
T hie
b , rd # o f tfc<>
>ko
in French and w ith auct an a ir o f g iv - ,
,
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tn« imneraonal Information to nobody1 have never le ft th e ir homes BO-
or AB Throat am
jing Trouble»
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