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RUME' ”'?"l '11 l°1‘°°“A“l-'1`l1° Va-menluui snm`a` tiresome can at his

ticnn Llbi‘8,g‘y-,'10 lllafout to ‘be reopen. ed, after "having been ‘closed for a long time_in_ order to carry out.i`1ew| and important imvrovexnents, inclus. ing the removal ot thewnoet pre. cious manuscripts' and books' W strong 1001111! 'iiillde to resist the act- ion oi fire, and deterioration. The new rQ0ms are at the ,side oi the monumental seller-ies of the cele- brated library. From this time |0r_ ward new rules will be put ,in force with regard to the, entrance,aud tha, lengths of visits of students attend- ing the gallery. ' The Vatican Library, the moat an. cient in existence, and the most im- portant on account of the great vaiuq of the volumes, manuscripts, draw- ings and Prints WIIICII it possesses, luis been at all times an essential qorce in the action of the Holy See.

LONDON, Nov. ~7, (Special)-The cxtruordine-ry ¢0I0»Dlexity of the Lon- don trofllc problem makes. any exact comparison between the number oil |»n=sengers` carried by any particular kind- of`ti-ansport almost impossible. Not only would more statistics be required than are present aivailnble, but eoneiderablendjustment would be necessary in view of the varying con- ditions. \

PARIS, Nov. 'I (Special)-Through the ilertillon identification system a curious case of one niau going to |risl»1i in the place of another has just come tio- light.

ldxamfning the records relating to one Bretcher, who has `iust completed 13 months' imprisonment, M. Bertil- lon was led to the discovcrv that the prisoner was not Bretcher at ull, but it muh named Fedide, who hiid been sentenced only to ten days' imprison- ment. -

Investigation showdd that the two .

santa Prison. 'share' amber, 3, never sw-lhdler, told Fedide he was 0; rim mon. I ' .“lf,' he said, 'fyou will remain inf iall instead of me, I will send you $100 a month, so that when the 18 months are over you will be quite 9, small capitalist, and no longer a Vagabond." Fedide agreed, and :when on the appointed day he heard- the head wander enter the cell and say:- “Fedide, youare free; leave the png. OD." Fedide remained motionless and Bretcher walked out.

Fedldei In the iinrge of Bretcher,

was transferred to t e Dartmoor of France, where he served out the oth- er man's sentence.

It may be added that Bretcher nev-

er saw a farthing of the money,

DUBLIN, Nov. 7, (Special)-Mr.

Asquith, the British Prime Minister, in a speech in Scotland, has given his views on the Ulster protest against Home Rule. Mr. Asquitn de- clared that the Unionist party had been guilty of an almost unbroken succession of “po‘itical blunders" during the last ten years. Asquith said: V

“We have, since we accedcd to pow-

er, stood the ordeal of no fewer than three General Elections. That I be- lievo, coiistitutes a ‘rec0rd,' and 1 ani bound to say that I think it would be nnizcnerous, and even un- fair, if we did.not acknowledge the debt of obligation under which we lie to our political opponents. Since Lord i-lulisbury retired the history ol the Tory party presents an almost unbroken succession of political blun-

ders. The catalogue is n long one, but it will sulice to select from it one or two of its m_ore salient items. First there was Chu.mbcrlain’s fiscal campaign in 1903-a cunipaign in

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favor o¢_§f"l‘ql'»urn to the old and die- icredited Tsystem- of Protection. Its iinmediatef- result was, in 1906, uw

inosiz'-`»sig|1%l.au'ql disastrous electoral safe? of; ,grins ueisiicn , any pouueni part ‘in/'t;h'e" 'country for more than ,'10 years; f` - -

"'l‘Bl!e -another case still more re-

xnarkablee-I mean the rejection by the Housavof Lords, at the instance ol the Tory leaders, of the Budget of 1009, perhaps the most colossal error in tactical. committed in our time. What. followed? Within two years- onlytwo-years separated 1909 from 1911-not only was the old constitu- tional doctrine that the House of Lords must not meddle with finance made a matter of statutory enact- ment, but the power of that House ,over general legislation, which has ifor two ,generations thwarthed and mutilated Liberal policy, was reduc- ed from an absolute to 9. merely sus- pcnsory veto. In 1903 and 1904 I repeatedly ‘ pointed out to Balfour and Chamberlain that they were heading straight for the disaster in- to which they plunged in 1906."

PARIS, Nov. 9 (Special)-The

mzikeshifts to which the police were reduced in laying siege to the strong- holds of Bonnet and Garnier, more especially at Shcisy lc Roi-mattress es, 8, cart laden with straw, Soc.--will possibly not he witnessed again. A special commission of experts was present yesterday, on the disused pre- mises of the ,old Hospital do ln. Pitie, to witness certain experi- ments, which apparently- were com- pletely successful. In order to at- tack criminals who are strongly en- trenched- an engineer named M. Mnith- iot has invented a shield of chromat ed steel fixed upon two wheels. policcnuin by sheltering himself be- hind it can advance without dangc right up to the fort, no the shicl has proved impenetrable to all rill and revolver bullets. ' l A second novelty is a little "han cannon," which projects nsphyxiatin ,n-nd surlocating, grenades capable

briclnwork. The weight of the new siege gun is only twenty-two pounds. It will he mttaclied to tba; right side

of the marksmpn, who, alter taking aim from behind the shield, has only ‘to press lightly with the palm of his 'hind .on the spring of a. hammer.

~LONDON, Nov. 9 .(Bl>ecial)-In a. lecture at tho London Salon of Pho- tography on the experiences ot `e. motor-tourist in North-Western Ire- land, Mr. Arthur Marshall, A.R.I.B.- A., said that the manner in which the various animals on the unirequented roads made their first acquaintance with the moto_r~cs.r was one of the things that lent light relief to an

Irish trip. Fowls invariably flew m i F 1 1

HAI] A llllilllllll CIIUEH FUH UVEH SIX MUNTHS.

Ilioughi It Would Turn Into Consumption.

Miss Jane Dousette, Point ala Garde,

Que., ivritcsz--“Just n few lines of praise I musi.~\vrite on account of your famous remedy,QDr. W00d’s Norway Pine Syrup. I had been suffering from a dreadful cough, for over six months, and tried everything but in vain. I thought it was going to turn into‘consumpti0n. A , ,iricud happened to come to my house,

and wus so frightened when he saw me he nearly dropped. llc asked m/e what I

under false pretenses from a. monas- tery in Upper Egypt on the pretext -ot finding lost treasure, and' or enter- ing the service. of one of the admin- istrations, from which he embemled various sums; He also made a prac- tice of robbing omdehs (local head- menl in most barefaced fashion.

His own nationality did not, how-

ever, fnrnflsh his only victims, for he .became the lover of a European lady lu Cairo and ` strained her affection to its utmost limit by decamping with her jewels and.money. His last ~wMm

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feeling right-who have headache, costed tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dizziness, cnn’t sleep, are bil- ious, nervous, and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stom- ach, or have back-ache and feel worn out.

Are you keeping your bowels clean

with Cascarets, or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, csthartic pills or»castor oil? This is important.

Csscarets work while you sleep; cleanse and regulate the stomach,

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exploit was to escape from the clutch- es of the police who had arrested him, and until a few days ago, when his presence in Cairo was suspected, ,he had succeeded in evading the ‘ authorities.

PARIS, Nov. 14 (Special)-Paul

Witting, who was a naval lieutenant, and recently commanded a torpedo- boat stationed at Malta, has been shot by his wife at their farm near Nabeul, in Tunis. I-_Ie made the -ac- quaintance of a young and pretty French singer, with whom he fell in love, and in spite of the opposition of his father, who disinhcrited him, Mr. Witting resigned his commission and married her. Her name was Jeanne Morenas.

Although disinherited by his father

he had a fortune of about $140,000 of his own, and with this he bought a l m, Nothing, however, could for lon? prevent the light ways of her old life from coming back to the singer. I-Ier conduct gave rise to numerous scandals, and her husband pardoned her many times, but at last he took steps for a divorce,

At the time he made his decision,

Mrs. Witting was from home, but on her return, learning that he intended to get n divorce, she became violent- ly angry. There was a quarrel, and she ran into the garden. Suddenly she took n revolver which she ear- ried, opened the window, and fired nt her husband as he sat nt dinner.

The shot went wide, and Mr. Wit-

ting rushed out to disarm her, As he came she fired n second time, and he fell dead.

PARIS, Nov. ll-(Special)-ily fly-

_ was taking, so I showed him some medi-iremovs the sour, uudigcsted and fer- ing on a --winged bicycle - at the A 0 “ia” “° 23° ‘° "1|;“z‘;;:‘u;’°;‘.“““.l:“1.§;°°§:.;““:.t‘:§ M-

r. oo s orway me _ K Fm’ thi - iti ith 4--

, boughlubottle and bcforeit, wiwy{§E£,h9d out of the system all the constipated c;:,1et,;i:sp:;Z;\_ W la B termel e L

d I l iyus will, and did get cough ndbit. $2220 mgtsirwzad poison in the mtee- -t ghe c0:,|ig0,;1s demaggl ,bait c,;m,,e_

wi recommen your " 1, 1 a ~ . _ - iors s on on eir hcyccu n

0 every suffering friend, for I Erfowcliltewill A Ca5°f1"°t5 tililigllt Will Btmlghten distance of one :yard nt least ten ceo- ,1 do gpod to them just the some as it did y0\l Out bv 111010508-B 10:‘l°“t 9°! timcters above the ground. 'l‘his is s ‘“'~" ` .. - from env drug Store will keen ‘your the second time me rent uns been sc- of See that you get "Dr, W00d’g" when stomach swee; liver and bowce re- oomplisbeil, M. Poulain having done

i piercing doors and even thin walls of 301111 iwk git it. 2;)o po; accept any imi- £11151' fnniithelad ctlleiig for Thmonlths. itI_?\1u~_I1;`lY 4- ‘_ _ dv

nuon. rice, nm 0 cents. Munir- 0n't orge t e c i ren. ~ ey ove , c ic 's macnne is an or mary fafzluresi only’ by The T. Milburn Co., Cnscarcts because they taste good--do ,bicycle with two light wings, having ;Limite . loronio. Ont. ‘ H good-'never gripe of

hen-dle bars. The cyclist, having started his machine, liliwd the-fruit wheel oil the ground, and for a moi' ment the machine ran nlonfoar one Wh°¢l- Then. leaving the ground, it rose and duly passed over two rode placed 8 ft. apart. -' `,

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Don’t Neglect a Cold, Elyfs

Cream Balm Will Stop it ‘ in the Sneezing Stage.

A cold generally attacks the weak-

(_EBl1 DD.l't, Ddecting the eyes and U31-g 'vin some and producing nasnl cat- arrh and throat troubles in others. A cold is due to an inflammation oi the membrane lining the air pus- Bligte. and may be promptly cured with a little Ely’s Cream Balm, which immediately relieves the in- finmmntion and all the distro;-islng symptoms, such as sneezing, cough- ing, running at the nose and eyes, lionrscness, sore throat, fever and headache. One reason why this;-ure, antiseptic Balm acts so quickly is be- cause it is applied directly to the ten- der, sbro surfaces.

Even in severe, chronic cases ol'

icatnrrh, l<lly’s Cream Balm never jfuils to quickly and edectually check the poisonous dischnrge which clogs the bend and throat, causing the dis-

lgusting hawking, spitting and blow- l

ing of the nose. This remedy not only drives out the disease, but heals and strengthens the weakened mem- brunos, thus ending entorrli.

Catnrrh is a iilthy, disgusting dis-

ease. Don’t put up with it another ,dny. Got n 50 cent bottle of Ely's |(lroam Balm from your druggist and see how quickly you will he relieved. It is perfectly harmless. E. A. Fos-

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you’d have her lead thc West. , - . ' ` I ' H°‘P 1*" °'°W’ , We would not sell Dalton°s Name to another Ranch for $100,000

When there’s money‘tn be made

Get “gm” d°n,tbemai§:` ‘"5 Wevvvould not sell Dal't0n's Experience to another Ranch for $100,000

We moulds!-ot lSo`llIDalton’s- Services to another:-Ranch for $100,000

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His Up-io-dale Ranch, His Good Wi , - ,

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Yaq`¢gqgot afford fo pot* your Money into any other Fox Ranch Proposition | _

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investors tor-,send their applications for /Stock at once to the undersigned or any branch 01'. the

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