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MONTREAL, Feb 6-Frederick Vil-

liers the world famous war correspon dent‘ who has been giving a nurnter of talks throughout Canada and the 1 United States on the subject of war- fare, is' in 'Montreal on his way to Winnipeg from where be is to com- mence a western tour. '

.\lr Villiers last evening gave th

Herald an intersting discussion o

the possibilities of the r 'ne ii ‘ ' ":Iitl"al.éh`e'liaS xirslone

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modern wars, a subgect 'ul ri. which the veteran joiirnlist hns'very decid- ed views particularly in regard to its, appiicationto Canada. ."It is the on-_ ly diing for this country." he declar-_ ed,"‘and it would be far wiser to buy a couple of hundred of them than to spent a lot of money on ships. or to ti-v and build up a trained army."

“lt would take at least seven years

tn build up a thoroughly eflicient force and to be able to fetd if, while in the meantime Canada is practically de-l ieuceless. There is not a gun on the! Pacific coast, and twohundred thou-1 sand European troops could be suc- cessfully landed there at any time.

"Foreign war vessels could however completed in the city of Sherbrooke,

and the breeders of fancy and iiti istock in that section are to bc con- gratulated ou having one of the finest exhibits of birds ever shown in

be easily prevented by say a couple of hundred aeroplancs from disem- barking their forces or indeed np- pronching the shore. It has been prov ed possible to drop explosi\'e accur- ately wiiile in motion from a liciglit. Then on the other hand they ivoulil be practically uriassaible from lirlfiw while moving ata speed of foi‘f_y-five miles _an hour. l saw all this coming seventeen years ago and am now more

Sonic governments would still ron- llder a man mad who talked of this, hut the l'niteil States and more than one of the Eiiriipran poviirs are n-_

"Japan is stiniiiing every nci'-'c to;

tier, Assistant Manager of the periincntnl l~‘arm`s I'ouitry ‘Dep ment at Ottawa.

well known firm of Gunn, Iianglois &

than ever coiiviiicr-ii that the nirsliip (`o., Ltd., 2-ll St. Paul St., Mon- will be the war machine of the fixture. f

Ontario and Quebec ri cam ai n ..

try" this season, have carried off a great many of the laurels at this

wake to its po.~;:-;'liilitif‘s. It ivill hc show. No fewer than S00 birds were uscll-ss for Cziiiaida to '\"iit scpeinnntered in competition, covering ~.'s,~ais in pei'cfi_‘tiii<; ber ilraiffiices s ncc fthe principal breeds well known in

the blow may fall at any iiioiiivnt. ‘tario and Quebec.

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increase its armaments-and what for ? It is not against China or Man- 'churia that it already virtually cun- trols, nor is it against Russia with whom there is an amicable under- standing. No one knowsbut it might well -hc 'against Australia, against the Phillipines, against Hawai, or a.- gainst Alaska. In the same way Ger- man ,a igpyr country is adding to

‘g what for I Th y art 5 business people and you can 'rrst assured that they intend to get some return on all the money that has been spent in ships and guns. lt is necessary therefore for every country to be prepared and oi none is this more true than in the cases of Can- ada and the United 'States whose great and comparatively unprotected wealth both natural and developed forms the greatest possible tempta- ti0n ho an aggresive power."

SI-IHRBROOKE POULTRY SHOW.

A successful show has just been

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Province of Quebec. This is the re- port of the expert judge, Victor For-

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PILLS and after using them, I felt so much better that I got a box at .my druggist's, and now I am taking the third box.

The pain across my back and kidneys

has almost entirely gone and I ani better ithaa I lia`v_e` been for years, I was a

great sulfate: froui Rheuniatism but it as all left nie. I strongly advise all women, who suffer from Pain In The Back and \Veak Kidneys, to try CIN PIBLS. Mus. T. H/mais. "'l‘ilious~a`nds'of women, right here in Canada, owe their robust lieilllh, their strength and vigor, their bright eyes and rosy cheeks-to GIN l’l l.Lb. And they know that GIN PILLS will cure the Kidney and Bladder Troubles with which so many women suffer.

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write or a free sample box of GIN PILLS and try them. Then, if they do you good, get the regular 5oc boxes at your dcaler's. Your money promptly refunded if GIN PILLS fail to give relief. National Drug and Chemical Co., Dept. P.E.,Toronto. 56

shown at Ottawa and \von prizes were also shown here, and the com- petition was keen in all entries. The firm of Gunn, Langlois & Co., Ltd., carried od no less than 10 first priz- es, 4 seconds, 2 thirds and 3 spec- ials, also the silver cup for the best bird in the show. This is the second cup won by them this winter, and as they also swept the boards at the rlttawn Winter Fair, it only goes to show what can be done when people are really in earnest and enthusiastic about what they undertake.

With this end in view the manage-

ment of the Sherbrooke Poultry Show invited the above nam- ed iirin to send John I. Brown, Man- ager of their special poultry depart- ment, to give an address along the lines of commercial poultry, this tak- ing place in the lecture room at eight o’clock, on the last evening of the show. Over two hundred interes- ted bearers were present, and one and all were of the opinion that good would result from the helpful infor- mation given in reference to the mar- keting of poultry and poultry pro-, ducts. .

The marked interest which is so

much in evidence in connection with this trade in the province of Quebec will give an impetus to the poultry in-iustry throughout the province and in the course of the next [ew _years .wc shall no doubt see an ln- rrense in the quantity and quality of poultry and eggs pro- duced that will result in increased profits to the individuals as well as to the country.

After the lecture was over, a ban-

quet was tendered to the local and visiting poultrynien at the Shei- hrooke Hotel, and afterthc inner man nad been refreshed the President proposed the health of the King, which was heartily responded to by the singing of “God Save the King." The president then proposed the health of the expert judge, Mr. For- tier, and in response Mr. _Fortier took up at some length, the succes- ful mating and breeding of fancy .-stock and proper methods for fitting them for the show. "

The President then proposed a

toni'-it to thc health of the visitors, namely, Messrs. Brown and Johnston

Ltd. In response to this toast. Mr. John-ston dwelt upon the exceptional opportunity that was presenting it- self to the producers of Quebec to

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fitalile branch as a side fine to our farniing. In conclusion, Mr Johnston stated that it gave him n great deal of pleasure t0`be present and see that the poultrymen of Quebec were evi- dently in earnest and ready to under- take and forward this movement to n successful issue, and he assured them that the same assistance wlilclii his firm had been cndeavoring to give the poultry interests this season would not be curtailed this coming year. Mr Drown spoke briefly on the strains of the different breeds and the mixing of foreign blood, which was one of the eails of the poultry trade today, emplinzing the fact that there was a. great deal more- in strains than breeds, although the breed was a very important factor to ilie success of the poultry' indus- try on_ thc farm, and closed by rec- ommending the Barred Plymouth Rock as an all around larmer‘s bird.

"The Press" was next proposed and

responded to by two of the local edi- tors, both of them voicing the same sentiment in connection with the de- velopment of the trade, and offering

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their very best assistance, which, iudging by the applause 'was fully appreciated.

Mr Hillliouse who has charge of

Gunn, Lunglois & Cu’s breeding plant at Boudville, Que., was called upon to say a few words, and as hc had a wide experience in attending snows, he made a few suggestions in connec- tion with better facilities for taking care of birds and visitors to thc show. He emphasized one item- in particular, that instead of using tic- kets to deck thc prize winners they should use ribbons, and closed by saying that they all believed in doing things right, and his firm were will- ing to help the Sherbrooke Associa- tion procure the prize ribbons for the show next year.

This brought to a close the first

poultry show_ of Sherbrooke, which will henceforth be an annual affair, and' .after singing the 'National An- them the visitors dispersed, everyone being well pleased and quite enthus- iastic as to what the outcome in the province of Quebec will bc.

CAN TEST HEART

LONG DISTAN-CE AWAY.

The "heart station,” the establish-

ment. of which has been comtcmplated for some time by the trustees of Johns Hopkins.Hospital, Baltimore, is now in operation at that institu- tion. The instruments which were manufactured in Munich', Germany, have been installed by Dr G. S. Bond.

The purpose of the “heart station”

is to deterniine the condition of a person's heart as an aid in diagnos- ing disease. It is known that an imaginary line through the body has on one side all the currents generated by one side of the heart and on the other side the currents generated by the opposite side, so that by connect- ing an electrode to each aide of the body and by placing it as nearly as possible at rest ii physician can measure and examine them.

Working on this principle, scientists

have been trying for years to devise an instrument. to record the heart currents. The most successful of these was the capillary electrometer, in which the non-stationary conductor was a. small column of mercury, The difficulty with all devices up to the recent inventions was that the slow- neas of movement ofthe medium pre- vented accurate recordi

The success of the new machine is

due to the use of a conductor of spun quartz on platinum wire of a diameter of one-twelve hundred and fiftieth of an inch, one-half the thick- ness of n red corpuscle, which cannot bc st-cn with the naked éye. This wiieis suspended in a field made by two powerful magnets.

From the "Heart Station," in the

basement of thc surgical building wires and a telephone are run to each ward of the hospital. The patient

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dont grope inthe dark, or trifle with symptoms which may be misleading to an unpractised eye. Send for your lihysician and leave hini with the responsibility of determining what the symptoms mean, and what

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is put at rest, one electrode is fast- ened to his ariii and one to the op- posite leg, and the current generated by the movement of the heart of the patient is conducted to the quartz wire suspended in the magnet field, which is deflected again to the amount of current flowing through it.

An' arc light is thrown through a

condensing miacroscope on the mov- ing wire, the shadow from which is thi-own through another miscroscope which magnifles it 600 times and throws the shahow through the slit at right angles to the position on the wire upon the screen. Back of thc screen is a cuincra with 9. rotating film. which takes a record picture of the mcvcinrnt on the point made by the intersection of the slit with the shadow of the wire.

The picture is compared with the

pictures of normal heart currents and hy this method the physicians are of- ten able to determine thc nature of the patient's affliction.

The distance of the patient from

the station in a matter uf little im- portance. A hundred _vnrils or gi mile makes no difference. It would be pos- siblc for a doctor to sit inthe sta- tion and feel the pulse of every per- son in Baltimore, provided the condi- tions were fulfilled. _

MACLYN AITBUCKLE AT B. F. '

KEITH'S, BOSTON.

The latest legitinate star to enter

vaudeville is Maclyn Arbuckle, whose success in "The Round Up” and “The County Chairman" placed him in the foremost rank of comedians. It was not until he secured a comedy v.rit- ten by Robert Harding Davis, the editor of Munsey‘s Magazine, that he could be induced to enter the new held, but in this piece called “The Velcher," Mr Arbuckle has a part that suits him betteiithan anything he has previously appeared in. It is that of “Dan Gassaway," a race track follower and sport, who has made a lot of money and is lonesome in his riches. A little girl eutzrs his life, and it is during the preparations for her appearance and finally her ar- rival that Mr Arhucklc is seen at his best asa comedian. He will head a particularly strong bill, one feature of it being B. A. Rolfe's big musical production called "The Courtiers," which is given in one of the most beautiful stage settings devised in re- ccnt years, and with splendid cos- tumes of the Colonial period. Other features will be Bert Iievy, the fam- ous cartoonist ofthe New York "Morning`Telegraph," who has just returned from n European tour; Tem- pest and Sunshine, two girls who will be seen here for thc first time in songs; Felix Adler, the monologiiist; Goodrich, Murray and Gillen, .thc ratliskelli-.r trio; the Blooinqucst Players in a comedy called “Nm-ve;" Wentworth, Vesta and Tcilily; and tli-c Three Iiivingstones.

"We have received a fresh supply of

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THADEGY IN VANLIOU \ tilt.

VANCOUVER, Feb 9-For a rea-

son unexplained J. Follett, ii city laborer, living in Fairview, sliot and l~:llled Sam Morris, a well digger, who lives in a cabin next to his own.

Follett then shot himself and was

rushed to a hospital, where lic also died.

TROUULES IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN DIEGO, Calif., Feb 9-_Fifteen

rebels killed and six horses and 25,- 000 rounds of ammunition captiired, was the result of a battle between sixty rebels and 75 mexican troops fought in Piaclio Canon, late yrster- day afternoon.

A PROLIFIC MCTHER.

ln the District of Kroonstad, in the Transvaal, lives the Widow Van Wyk, whose history, inatriinonially and otherwise, is-not to put L00 fine a point upon it-somewhat out of the common; Born oh Oct. 20, 1332, Mrs, Van Wyk (nec Tehilla M. dc Bccr) be- gan what was to prove an eventful inntrimonial career at the age of 18, when she married Petrus Jacobus Lubbe.

At the end of two years she be-

camca widow with one child. After being a widow for tcn months (says thc Volksteni) she married Nicolas Marthius Pretorius, a v\ido\\‘ci‘ with four children. After living witli liini for a year and five- months he also died, leaving her with five children. After five months she married for the thirdtime, David Stephanus Pieter- se, a widower with seven children.

With him she lived eleven years and

had seven children, when he also died. After five years’ widowhood she married for the fourth time, Daniel Lodewikus C-ronje, a widower with eiglit children. With him she also liv- ed eleven years and had four child- ren, when hc, too, died. Five years later she married, for the fifth tiine, Henilrik Kloppcr. `

With him she also lived eleven

years and had ten children, when he also died. After two years she mar- ried, for the sixth time on this oc- casion, with Conrnil Hendrick van Wyk, 8. widower with five children, and with him she had four children.

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A LAPSE OF MEMORY.

When land allotments were being

made to the Indians in the old Indian territory by the Dawes Commission, ‘hose alottments were°based on the shades of blood in the Indians and the time of birth of their children- that is, full bloods got so much, half ‘iloods so much, and children born below and after a certain time so 'uucli. It was very complicated and witnesses were called to establish these points. _

A negro woman who had married

an Indian was on the stand. She had testified that a child whose birth was in question had beenborn in ’83_

“F.iglity-1.lircc,” repeated the coun-

_~i¢=‘._ "Was it 1783, 1883 or 1983?"

"Der-.rl miafuh," she said, “I don't

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never says, “just out or never heard of em beforc. ' nor does he resort to that plausible evasion about having them in a day or two. He has Tuckett's‘ Cigarettes and he has them simply because there is a constant, well- defined demand for them. First sales develop into r_egul&l’ sales by reason of the uniform good quality thats em- bodied in every cigarette we make.

'l‘uckctt'is Club Virginia Cigarettes. |l$c for 10.

1~n¢n¢¢¢'ii spot-lgl 'rurlrinli Cigarettes. 15° for 10. '_l‘uckett‘s.'l‘.&B. Cillrettol. . . . 100 for-10.

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