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WERE WE TO WATCH CLOSELY FOR

CEYLON TEA.

On each and every sealed packet instead of accepting anything ofered, we

should never be disappointed in getting a cup of delicious healthful tea'

snansn Luau racxsrs oirtv 25c. 30c 50c. 60c.

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After you have gone the rounds of the town in looki _4 for a bargain in

anice watch, chain, or any article of jewelry, come to us and you » ill li satistied at the snaps you receive.

Going to waste (waist). Our waist sets are going to ladies waists very

quickly. Come and secure one before they all go

- __ Watchmaker and Jeweler.

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The Standard for quality Is used b all larva Trans ortation Com

a i y puns- and Livery stables It has no equal and iii sold bl; an aromas dealers. Manufactured only by _

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WITH every ball running in a _cage by itself and

never coming in contact with its fellows, as is '

the ease with the improved Red Bird caged bearings ' ' friction is reduced to a minimum, with the result °` “ that Red Birds run forty per cent- easier than ordin- ~ ary wheels. '

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he Flying Poli The dying fox is ii very curious in habitant of the forest near Moreton buy. in east Australia It lives in ducts and moves generally toward the duslt of the evening, and the noise produced by the heavy napping of the so called wings is very singular. The docks like quiet places, where there are large aranoarlsn pine trees, with an undeiffwood 02 scrub and oreepers. The foxes hang invest aumbers from horizontal branches ot the pine trees.

When there is a clear spaeaaiiieng

the trees, an enormous numbered the animals may be seen,Vaiid their 'noise can he heard, for directly they Va|`|affan`y-' thing unusual they utter a shortbark, something like tha sound madeibyyjoung rocks. Often every branch is crowded, and the young foxes are seen ettlliil dap- ping their wings and holdiugon with their hind feet and with t_he_lr'§ieads downward or marling and dghtiiig for places. . _ . __

Siiildenly the Whole take to 'Bight

and nip their furry, wingliie aides and nheel around like heavy birds. _'Many dy with their young holdingon tothem.

The creature is not a true fox, and

there is a fold of skin which reaches _ from the fore to the hind legs. This is called the wing, and it enables the

pteropus, as the animal called, to tioat and turn in the airi- hiladelphia Press.

Kirglia Music. _

One of the Kiaghiz came into my

tent, and, squatting down, bqanto play eh ka a is -winged imm-

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ment played with the 'liii__`at‘s`,_ The music was monotonous and aliielan- eholy cadenos._but it harmonised well with the surroundings and"r_ha_‘mood| they inspired- In u word. #nic ally Asiatic. VI sat and listened to it with pleasure, giving my t_mh§natlcn captive to the music, the soltnioaning V ofthe night wind, the gentle cuickln ot the tire. How many and night ‘ did Inot spend thus duriii_g_"tlie long

| years that followed listening .to the

dreamy sounds of that primitive Kir

_,grew accustomed to the _kaumuss and _ derived as much pleasure' as the _ Kirghiz` did themselves. Infact, I grew _fond of it.. Its soothing music carried my mind away into the fairy realms of _ day dreams. My thoughts new away ` to my Vliome‘a__1iii_d the dark___'_we6ds

Hedin ih*'_*¥Throu|h

__ When Dolly li _HL

An oddfbranisi-or‘a¢ns¢;pie¢ is one-_

ing the pet"'in' sicknesi; to ` be subject toall the com lainie of

*bins like _¢h¢_“1>°<>r1y" lookin the don is illustrated by the diagnosisof leprosy in_the case of a doll from whom ‘fthe paint was decking od." Ifall the paint comes oi and the doll takes on a pitiful pallor. there is a tins opportunity for the chi1d’shea1ing' art. In one in;|;5n¢¢ the appearance of measles was i;|du¢¢d_ _by the _help or a red lean _pmii in an- _0lh_el' 1!ista1ice._WlIi6n ii dull! was con valescent after fever, the ""p1-etense’ WN iullported by deliberately pulling out the hair. Fractures o{f;_ii`mb0i- skull'

the vital sustaining sawdust have. of course. to he treated Burgiéilly,

the number of maimed and deformed figures which areto be_.fo'und in doll l““_d~ W°“1d *@9111 $0 _berhy no meani “”“'°’_°“l 31110118 V children.-Professor Suu? m0°111=°mP0rery Review.

Kachina and Bapiq aug., ' 'Machine guns are meo`liQiica11y kms. °d_ with fixed ammuniti¢gi§‘an‘d~,¢h9 qu-._ mdses are exploded and V' extracted by arrangements that _enable ii' number of rounds to be tired in rapid succession by 0119 man._ The ordinary ihachine gun of the Maxim or Nordenfeldt type can _lire from 800 to rounds a minute of mfanlfl’ ammunition. but for naval and fortress purposes a heavier type is made to discharge projectile; not ex. oeedlng 14 ounces in weight.

'l:‘he term “quick iiring’_f_;i~s applied m

°'1't1]-161'? Woapons of sizes which are so constrnctedaand VV-nunted that they can_be loaded. si V _ i and iii-9,1 mon, fallldly than in 1 of an ordinary 5'1"” U”hk° ’ Suns. they are loaded by ham' osscss in common the character’ little or no Au “°Wll’ 1*' guns are Of ,i qumk ann? .idflilie term will D8- fore long b By the must f°°°{1* 8" .mrs for rapidity or loading ann- -_ ii-ptiiggihof -_recoil the de- structive power mf has been more than-doubled, ' ‘

81.121 slighter injuries leading to losis of

D011 -‘1`11‘svr>'- 11<>wever.'t0 judge by-

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“Haven't kit right since .I 'bald the D"

° pe " ls an expression one hears on

£5-y hand '\ist_now.

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weak hearts shattered nerves ‘ linir 7:. poverishedblobd',andagoueral_ru;;,'1°y|n, ». ' ‘_ '

debilitatcd condition of the temr _ I .. __

Thousandsofpeoplethroum;ut(_3auada

are _gust now needing the timelyaaasiataace _of _ilburifai-leart a__nd‘Nerva 'lls. This remedy has a wonderfulway_ot'ptrength_eu- ' g, invigorating, and bmldiug iip the realthaherlagrippeoranyseriqusilluess-

Mrs. Eliza Cook, who lives at log

Palmerston Ave., Toronto, says: I

“Seven years ago -_I had the gnppe,

followed by iudammationpf the lungs. I have been amlcted ever sincef with heart trouble. To walk aiiyway fast-would make me gasp for breath, and many a time I have had to atop on the Street to usda my bfveth- _ _ ._

“I had. th ring feeling at night, and

my iiérvi;N\’ve:e' 'uiiatriia'g.'

annoying or worrying ma produced 'ex-'

treme weakness, and would act my beatiu ao fast that I thought I was dying I would-become so 'nervous aa tosremb _ like a leaf. - . _ _

‘_‘I began taking' Milborlfs Heart

_ Nerve Pills some t_1m§A¢0» Ind have getting better ever since. My nerves are much stronger. I can wit without ditliciilty, and the palpitation, Butter-ing of the heart, shortness of breath, and nervousness troubles me no more.

“I gladly recommend these pillsal the

best medicine I know of for heart and 'nerve troubles, and the ader effects of

' on account of the great goodtliey

ve doueiu _my case." V

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»How many a dark, solitary winter _ _ -_ » ' » _ .V V ._ f. 'afiarnaon did inet while away is this ‘ _._ foolish fashion! In course ofltime 1 l _ __ P e_s No. 3 __

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