Roots
COLDS
oneers began a fight for a b e tte r and
m ore co m petent form of governm ent,
a Cght w hich ended y ears la te r In
bloodshed and rebellion but which
finally obtained for the C anadian peo
ple the alm ost perfect con stitu tio n of
T h a t hav*-«rreat m edicinal power, ai“S
which they boast today.
raised to th e ir h ig h e st efflclenoy, for
C anada In those days w as divided
A s a ru le , a few do ses o f M u n y o n ’s Cold Remedy
purifying and en rich in g th e blood, as
th e y a re com bined in Hood's S a rsa
Into tw o provinces, know n as U pper w ill b re a k u p a n y cold a n d p r e v e n t p n e u m o n ia . It
parilla.
and L ow er C anada, and w hile Mac re lie v e s th e h ea d , th r o a t a n d lu n g s a lm o st in
s ta n tly . P r ic e 26 c e n ts a t a n y d r u g g is t’s o r sent
40,368 testim o n ials received by actual
kenzie w as fighting for ju stice In p o stp a id .
co u n t In tw o y ears. Be su re to take
U pper C anada, M. Papineau was
I f y o u n eed M edical ad v ice w r ite to M unyon’s
stru g g lin g w ith the co rru p t pow ers of D o cto rs. T h e y w ill c a re fu lly d ia g n o se y o u r cast
a n d g iv e you ad v ic e b y m ail, a b s o lu te ly fre e .
Low er C anada. The la tte r was de A d d re s s P ro fe s so r M unyon, 63d a n d Jefferso n
G et It today In u su al liquid form or
feated In his peaceful fight and, fired s tr e e ts , P h ila d e lp h ia . P a .
chocolated ta b le ts called S a r s a t a b s .
by all the passions th a t lib erty In
spires, he reso rted to rebellion. T hus
Chief 8 u ffe re r in th e Duet.
by m eans of bloodshed he succeeded
Soft W a te r for Good T ea.
T he co st of d u els is d w elt upon by
In obtaining the suspension of the
"New Y ork w ater la too h a rd to
A urelien Scholl In h is " R e m ln li
co n stitu tio n of Low er C anada. The m ak e good tea," said th e E nglish
cencee.” H e te lls of th e e lab o rate
rebellion spread to U pper Canada, m atron. “T he u se of soft w a te r la on*
p rep aratio n s m ade for a h o stile en
w here M ackenzie took up th e fight, se c re t of te a m aking th a t New York
co u n te r betw een tw o jo u rn a lists whom
and although he was defeated and ex people seem n ev er to have learned.
he knew . O ne of th em borrow ed £ 2 0
iled th e principles for which he B efore we found th a t we could buy
from Seholl to m eet his sh a re of the
fought won out in th e end and the so ft w ater b o ttled we so ften ed th*
expenses. T h is sum w as n e v e r re
a c t of Union of 1840 gave Canada w a te r fo r m ak in g te a w ith a p in ch a
tu rn ed . “A fter te n m in u tes p erfunc
Its first united and responsible gov soda.”
I
to ry fencing,” he adds, “th e p rincipals
ern m en t. T he provisions of the act
em braced each o th e r, and both left the
Real M asculine T rium ph.
I
of union w ere by no m eans com
ground w ithout a scratch . I w as the
A m an w ill feel m ore tr iu m p h a n t
plete and factions and dissatisfactio n s
only m an h it.”
w ere th e re su lt until 1867 w hen the over th e w inning of 35 cen ts a t pokev
N orth A m erican a c t gave to the land th an he would if he had e a rn e d $20
Effective W all P ap er B order.
of th e m aple leaf a govern m en t un legitim ately.—Chicago T ribune.
R ecently th e re h as come in to wall
der w hich It has grow n and pros
p ap er fashion a ty p e of b o rd e r th a t
HE situ atio n In C anadian pol chooses th e m an whom th e parlia pered.
Is cut along th e bottom to follow the
N om in
itics to w hich th e reciproc m en tary situ atio n requires.
P rovisional L egislatures.
lines of th e design, usually vines, leaves
ity tre a ty gave rise has been ally he Is chief executive of th e Do
The provisional leg islatu res of the
o r th e like. A g ain st a plain w all pa
for som e tim e engaging world minion, b u t In p ra c tic a l governm ent Dominion of C anada correspond In
p er such a b o rd e r Is p a rtic u la rly ef
th e executive of the C anadian people a g re a t m any w ays w ith th e sta te
wide a tten tio n .
fective. as all w ho have seen it can
Is alw ays th e prem ier.
In
a
h
a
lf
cen
tu
ry
,
alm
ost
unnoticed,
governm ents of the U nited States.
testify . At first th is b o rd er had to
The p rem ier m ust be a m em ber of In every way they resem ble th e Do
be c u t ou t a fte r th e design w as p rin t C anada h as a tta in e d a sta rtlin g
the house and m ust be elected to his minion parliam en t, having, w ith the
ed on th e paper, b u t a New Y ork man grow th. It seem s only a few years
Beat from a reg u lar rid in g or co n stitu exception of O ntario,
a house of
h as Invented a m ach in e w hich does ago th a t, am id dissension and reb el
ency. In him a re u nited th e offices comm ons and a senate. T he lieu
th e p rin tin g an d th e c u ttin g a t the lion, she w as stru g g lin g for confeder
atio n and resp o n sib le governm ent. of sp eak er of th e house and m ajo r te n an t governor of the province
sam e operation.
T he p a trio tic fight of th e g re a t Wil ity leader. The m em bers of the cab stands In th e sam e relatio n to the
liam Lyon M ackenzie Is alm o st cu r in e t m ust also be m em bers of the provisional leg islatu re as the govern
S tan d in g to Reduce Flesh.
A little tric k Is stan d in g for tw enty re n t histo ry and a g re a t m any of com m ons and they a re elected to or general of the Dominion to the Do
Feel poorly most of the
th e
B ritish p arliam en t by the people of th e ir minion p a rlia m e n t T he p rem ier of
m inutes a fte r each meal. T h is does th o se w ho rem em b er
time — stomach bad — appe
own
riding.
The
C
anadian
m
in
istry
not m ean sim ply b eing on your feet, N orth A m erican a c t of 1867—th e act
the province Is suprem e In th e pro
tite poor — all run down ?
clearin g off th e tab le, etc. It m eans w hich gave C anada a federal govern co n sists of the p rem ier and his cab vincial parliam ent, ju s t as th e pre
You should try
th a t you m u st sta n d p erfectly still, m en t—a re still h ale and h earty citi in et and th is com bination Is popular m ier of th e Dominion Is all over.
ly known as “the g o v e rn m e n t”
balanced ev en ly on both feet. Have zens of B ritain 's ric h e st colony.
The pow er of th e provinces reg ard
W hen a P a rty Loses.
a book In th e din in g room, sta n d near
T he first p rem ier of th e g re a t Do
ing legislation Is restric te d , how ever,
W hen the C anadian p a rty In pow er to education, the regulation of the
a window and read for tw en ty m inutes m inion, S ir John A. M acdonald, Is
house, liquor traffic, th e railw ays, the estab
a fte r each m eal. T his Is also said scarcely a figure of th e past. He w as loses Its m ajority In th e
to be a g re a t cu re fo r Indigestion. Try activ e In th e political life of his coun thro u g h a split In its ra n k s over som e lishm ent of asylum s, th e m anage
at once.
It has helped
It anyw ay, for c ertain ly It c a n n o t hurl try until 20 y ears ago. The sound of political question o r thro ugh loss of m ent of prisons, tim b er lands, m ining
you.
_________________
thousands w ho su ffe re d
his voice Is still fresh In th e m inds popular confidence a t an election, the reg u latio n s and the reg u latin g of mu
of C anada's m ost prom inent, present- opposition goes in to pow er and Its nicipal laws.
from
W as M isunderstood.
day statesm en . T he rapid rise of th e official leader Im m ediately and auto
Many of C anada’s m ost noted p ar
SO UR S T O M A C H
A R ussian, who, although h e h as Dominion of C anada, from a
few m atically becomes p rem ier, the gov liam en tarian s cam e up from th e legis
IN D IG E S T IO N
D Y S P EP S IA
been som e tim e in P aris, know s little sc a tte re d se ttle m e n ts to a cou n try of e rn o r general alw ays calling on him lative bodies of th e provinces to the
Dr nothing of th e F re n c h language, w ealth and population, has been re to form a new g o v e rn m e n t
If th e house of com m ons In O ttaw a. In the
C O LD S , M A L A R I A
has Just been sentenced to a m onth's m arkable.
C anadian system p revailed In th e m ain th ey a re men who w ork with
and will aid yon, too.
Im prisonm ent for having a ssa u lte d
W hile the tw o g re a t peoples of the U nited S ta te s P re sid e n t T aft and the one Idea ev er to the fore— th e ex
a policem an. H e had also been ac
m
em
bers
of
his
c
a
b
in
e
t
would
have
pansion
of
th
e
ir
co
u
n
try
’s
w
ealth,
the
A m erican co n tin en t, those of th e
cused of h a rin g in su lted th e a g e n t of
re
U nited S ta te s and Canada, have to be m em bers of th e house of re p developm ent of th e ir country's
the law, b u t h e w as acquitted on th a t
sources and th e b etterm en t of th e so
waxed stro n g u n d er th e Influence of a resen ta tiv e s.
T h e Je w s In France.
count a fte r an explanation from his
The Dominion of C anada Is gov cial and econom ic conditions of th eir
p rogressive policy which Is peculiar
F ra n c e w as th e first c o u n try to ex
counsel th a t th e w ord w hich th e po
to th is h em isp h ere th ey have done so erned alw ays by th e p arty In power countrym en.
tend equal rig h ts to Jew s. As early
licem an regarded as objectionable was
legislative
In dependent and suprem e In Its as 1701 d istinguished m en of th e faith
along w idely diverging lines.
The and th e executive and
also a R ussian word, and perfectly
pow
ers
of
his
p
arty
a
re
recognized
own
Dominion
the
C
anadian
parlia
gov ern m en tal sy stem s of both coun
w ere honored w ith title s and am ong
In n o c e n t _________________
trie s, which a t first glance may seem by th e people. F o r every act or pro m ent, alw ays loyal to th e B ritish them w ere m any m en identified w ith
posal
"th
e
governm
ent"
or
p
a
rty
In
crow n, stan d s a se p a ra te and d istin ct the h isto ry of th e country. L a te r th ey
Yellow Journalism .
alike and which a re founded upon the
O randpa often read aloud from th< p rinciple of popular rep resen tatio n , pow er Is d irectly responsible to the body. In no way su b serv ien t to the w ere deprived of th e rig h t to hold
new spaper for m am m a as sh e went are vastly d iffe re n t T he civic af house of com m ons and to the C ana Im perial p arliam en t of E ngland. It titles.
about her work. One m orn in g five fa irs of th e U nited S ta te s re s t upon dian people and If, In any of Its a c ts has th e pow er of m aking Its own
year-old Maxine brought a p a p er ant th re e d istin c t divisions of g overn or p roposals It falls to m eet w ith the tre a tie s w ith foreign co u n tries and
sa t down a t his f e e t ' G randpa nottcef m ent. th e executive, th e leg islativ e approval of th e house, or th e people. since the esta b lish m e n t of th e Su
th a t she, too, was preten d in g to read and th e Judicial, w hile th e C anadians, It ste p s down from pow er and the prem e C ourt of Appeal, In 1875, the
aloud. “A little g irl ate a chlckei profiting by th e deficiencies as well opposition ta k e s co n tro l a s a party. It C anadian p arliam en t has been prac
B ritish
alive and feath ers grow ed o u t all ovei as th e good points of th-> A m erican Is te c a u s e of th is policy th a t the tically Independent of th e
h er back,” was th e sta rtlin g b it ol co n stitu tio n , d ra fte d a g o vernm ent of lib eral p arty w ent to th e people with P rivy council. L egislative a c ts re
garding C anada a re never passed by
new s he heard.—F rom th e H ouse p arty responsibility In which th e th e recip ro city issue.
C o nstitution A lm ost Perfect.
th e Im perial p arliam en t unless they
th re e g reat divisions of th e ir n eig h
keeper.
In th e beginning of C a n a d a s po are stam ped with the approval of the
b o r’s civic stru c tu re w ere welded In
Flow ers of th e Sea.
A
to one. T he C anadian political m eth litical life. Just previous to th e w ar house of com m ons a t O ttaw a.
T h e sea has flowers a s th e land od is th e new est developm ent of con of 1812, th e cou n try w as governed fre e r governm ent than C anada's nev
has, but the m ost b rillia n t of th e sea stitu tio n a l governm ent and Its origin u n d er th e co n stitu tio n al a c t by tw o e r ex isted and It Is even th e boast of
flowers bloom no t upon p lan ts, but and success form one of th e m ost d istin c t councils—executive and leg som e C anadians th a t they enjoy more
upon anim als. T he living c o ra ls of in te re stin g c h a p te rs of recen t history. islative. They w ere Independent of freedom th a n th e citizens of Eng
tropical seas p re se n t a disp lay of
abuse of land. T he C anadians are the most
T he keynote of th e C anadian th e each o th e r and thro u g h
floral beauty w hich In ric h n e ss and
ory of g overnm ent Is party resp o n si privilege began to th in k them selves loyal, happy and contented subjects
viv id n ess of color and v a rie ty and bility. All civic b ran ch es are resp o n Independent of th e people. T he pi of the B ritish crow n and in tim es of
grace of form riv a ls th e sp le n d o r of sible to th e p a rty In pow er and the o neer se ttle rs, w hose only thought w ar they have proved
them selves
j i garden of flowers.
p a rty In pow er la d irectly responsible w as for th e c lea rin g and tam ing of stro n g su p p o rters of the throne.
P e o ria , 111.— “ I w ish to le t e v e ry o ne
From the days of the n o rth w est know w h a t L y d ia E . P in k h a m ’s rem e
to th e people.
W hile form ally the th e w ilderness, cared little for pol
Days of R est fo r H orses.
itics. T h e irs was a fight a g ain st th e rebellion to th e recen t clash over the
d ie s have d o n e fo r
A busin ess concern In B altim ore le g isla tu re co n sists of tw o bodies—
prim al and th e wild and they thought reciprocity tre a ty th e C anadian ship
m e. F o r tw o y e a rs
w hich buys only th e best sto ck fo r Its th e house of com m ons and th e sen
of the g o vernm ent only as a help to of sta te has w eathered som e rough
I suffered. T h e doc
d ra ft horses, gives each h o rse a day ate— th e co u n try Is practically gov
to r s said I h a d tu
seas.
them In tb e ir m ighty efforts.
of re s t every week In addition to Sun e rn ed by one assem bly, the house of
m ors, a n d th e only
T he men In w hose bands rested
F or th e last 15 y ears th e C anadi
day. T he Arm Is convinced by expo com .nons, for th e se n a te Is a negligi
rem ed y w as th e su r
th e responsibility of wielding civic an parliam ent has been rem ark ab le
ble
q
u
an
tity
In
th
e
practical
civic
op
rle n c e th a t this p ractice In creases th»
g eo n ’s k n ife .
My
T he governor pow er abused th e ir tru st. T hey gave because of Its w onderful chief. Sir
m o th e r b o u g h t m e
w orking capacity of th e h o rse s o s e ra tio n s of Canada.
valuable lan d s to political friends and W ilfrid L aurier.
He has grow n old
general,
w
ho
form
ally
presides
over
L
y
d
ia
E
.
P
in
k
h
a
m
’s
d a y s w hen they a re In serv ic e and
sp e n t m oney c o rru p tly th a t w as In In the b a ttle of C anadian b e tte rm e n t
V e g e t a b l e Com-
le ssen s v e terin ary expenses. — E x all an d who Is th e re p re se n ta tiv e of tended fo r th e s e ttle rs who needed
pound, a n d to d a y 1
and the g re a t deeds of a tru e life have
c h a n g e . _____________________________ th e king, th e o re tic a lly appoints th e aid. T hese abuses brought about dia- touched h is locks with w hiteness.
a m a h e a lth y wo
prem ier, but. In reality , he alw ays
m an. F o r m o n th s
___ I suffered fro m in -
fla m m atio n ,an d y o u rS a n a ti ve IV ash re
financed th e crops and by lending
The Peacem aker.
MAY C O R N E R COCOA C RO P has
lieved me. Y o u r L iv e r P ills hav e n o
money to g row ers h as been able to
Two fa ir sized new sboys engaged In eq u al a s a c a th a rtic . A n y one w ish in g
prevent th e sale of coffee, except at a b risk en co u n ter a t th e co rn er of
ro o f o f w h a t y o u r m ed icin es hav e
B razil Is Much P leased W ith Its Suc prices w hich w ere sa t'sfa c to ry to the
Sixth and Rockwell avenue th e o th er
one f o r m e ca n g e t i t fro m a n y d ru g
cess In R aising P rice of
grow ers.
afternoon. It w as ham m er and tongs, g is t o r by w ritin g to m e. Y o u ca n use
Coffee.
A few y ears ago, when the U nited and u p p ercu ts and Jabs and Jolts all m y te s tim o n ia l in a n y w ay y o u wisfi.1
S ta te s took th e duty of five cen ts a over th e sidew alk. The bigger boy and I w ill be g lad to a n sw er le tte r s . ” — ‘
E ncouraged by th e success It h as pound off coffee. B razil repaid th is j fought the sm aller
boy off
his M rs. C h r is t in a R e e d , iog M o u n d S t ,
Why? Because if is annoying,
P eo ria, 111.
achieved In contro llin g th e coffee crop cou n try by placing an export duty of ' feet, b u t th e la tte r cam e
back
untidy. And mostly, because of th e republic and forcing A m ericans th e sam e am ount on coffee. In repay- i
w ith redoubled fury. All about the
A n oth er O p eration A voided.
it almost invariably leads to to pay a high price th e B razilian gov m ent for th is greedy a c t It h as fre- ; im aginary ring stood a circle of grin
X ew O rleans, L a .— “ F o r y e a rs I suf.
baldness. Cure it, and save ern m en t Is now p lanning to e n te r Into q uently been argued th a t the U nited nlng m en—and every m om ent th e f red fro m sev ere fem ale tro u b les.
your hair. Get more, too, at a com bination w ith P o rtu g al and S ta te s should again tax B razilian cof- crow d grew larger. In te rfe re ? Not F in a lly I w as confined to m y b ed and
E cuador to c o rn e r th e cocoa crop and fee and m any econom ists Insist th a t much.
It w asn 't th a t kind of a th e d o cto r said a n o p e ra tio n w a sn eces.
the same time. All easily done and
m an ip u late prices at will.
th e Im position of a d u ty on coffee ! crowd. And then when the m elee was sarv. I g a m L y d ia E .P in k h a m ’s V eg.
with Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new
e tab le C onrpound a tr ia l first, a n d
T h ese three countries produce m ore would up set the B razilian valorization at Its th ic k e st a middle-aged woman
as saved fro m a n o p e ra tio n .” —M rs.
improved formula. Stop this than half of the world’s output of plan w ith o u t In creasing th e price of h urriedly crossed the street, pushed w
L i l y P e y r o c x , 1111 L e rie ree S t , 2sew
formation of dandruff!
them a p a rt, gave each of them a cuff O rleans, L a.
cocoa, and Jose Marrelllno, a Brazilian coffee to th e A m erican consum er.
Cocoa is a much m vre difficult crop Ing, spoke h er m ind to th e audlenca
who formerly served In the senate of
T he g re a t v o lu m e o f u n so licited tes.
that country. Is ths father of the plan th a n coffee to control, because of th e —w hich suddenly stopped g rin n in g — tim o n y c o n s ta n tly p o u rin g in p r o v e »
F o rm u la w i t h m m * b o t t i *
p
erish
ab
le
n
a
tu
re
of
th
s
cocoa
b
e
a
n
s
and
w
ent
h
er
way.
In
th
irty
seconds
j to whoop up the prices of cocos ths
• t o w tl t* j o u r
con clu sivelv t h a t L y d ia E . P in k h a m 's
d o c to r
W hen k ep t for any length of tim e they the crow d w as sc attered and gone. It V eg etab le C om pound is a re m a rk a b le
worlc over.
becom e worm y and a re w orthless.
waa only a little episode, but th e re rem edy fo r th o se d is tre s sin g fe m in in e
U M
M k . ..J I
A large London banking house Is
w as a big lesson In this n eat and ef ills fro m w hich so m an y w om en su ffer.
reported to have offered $10.000.000
ficient proof of th e pow er of a d e te r
The new Ayer's Hair Vigor will certs
Avoiding T rouble.
to the promoters of the valorisation
do this work, because, first of oil, it
"Y our wtfo n ev er c o n trad icts you In ! m ined peacem aker.—C leveland Plain
plan In ca se the three governments
strove the germs wh.ch sre the orig
Dealer.
public."
Interested
w
ill
enter
tnto
n
satisfac
esuse of dandruff. Having given this
"No.
T
h
a
t's
one
of
tbo
reaso
n
s
tory
a
greem
en
t
Valorization
of
cof
nature completes 'he cure. The sea!
fee by the government of Brasil has wo ve lived happily to g e th er for tw en
T rouble h esita te s to tap th e shoul
restored to a perfectly healthy condit
been very successful. The government ty y e a r» .'
der of th e welL-potaed m ani
— ■ « it H t o l.Q -t n t C k .l.v u l.— i
Barks Herbs
CURED IN ONE DAY
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
T
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH BITTERS
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
By Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
Cure Your
Dandruff
vers
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