of the submarine boat has
moat iutere- ting one, and may he'
ext ndrdover " fully _'three
’°\"°»i if no maid be phd to the
of rome histories `
tl1q§__-Alexander 'the Great was once a
P0f§¢.D8€l' in s submarine craft, the char-
&\W_‘_l' Of- illlub. unfortunately is not des-
* --Uflfitl. E ing -Yau es l. of England made a
oline ii sabmarineetat imiit in ileiiami
in  by a Hollander ashlee van meiiiwi
l_»umean;guaa wma. wi riiiiimiiy ee
di’ *U3* H JI N 'marine boat was
d°@_&l\9d ill i770 by a man by','th"e1'nsme-of
B\Q=f1=9!!.=i`fési¢¢iii- of New s._,_¢i....‘.i,
Thygl-oat, which was designed to help the I
colfiiints in their figllt for lndeperidcnce,‘
w»#; primitive in the extreme, le'n"g iro-
peilid broses; and wa. -¢iem~°y,4  _ _ . __ __ _ _  ____ __
autfgumg into commission by the Btwn l navigation M-Tl;'ot  this boiitmlvas naw
ri-eiaani-iiiiaii waf_'ves»ei., - f ,
E500. the inventor of the _steamboat,_
\" ,_L$iWi¢hth°i»r°bllmeutetsufaiarine
naviewibn and designed two aiiiereiitiyim
of Qwfer water oraftard numerous other
inv_Q_'1tor_s also tackled the subject, but
alll___k_ere a`ike unsuccessful. ln 1987, how -,_
eve§,_§Professor Tuck invented the Peace- "
malior, which may lo said to have
usliired in the present era of submar e
_ in
_ Posm asren Sars
 -- .
".l'h,'_&iD0dd‘s Kidney Pill! }Fixed up hls`
-_Kidney 'l'roubies,"dnd now he is all
__ __:__., _ _ . night. _ _ , _
'l"a:wci_N'n_o, Cumberlaiid Co., N. B.,
0cb._` 0.-(S_peelal.)- Postni_i_xster li;-I. Lee,
of this place, says: ‘_! waht to express
myiithankfhiness forthe great benefit)
hate received from the use of Dodd's
Kiaitey riiie. 
‘Phiy trouble was havlngto urinate too
ofiidn. I had torlse eightf or ten tmes
each night. My feet and légs also swell-
edii 'ries 1 get needs Kidney Pai.. and i
twisllf l:_0lreE|>a`l t0`d. Now I am all
r lit." ' _ _ _ _
Di'>dd`s , Kidney Pills always cure
Br¥ht's'l')ise se. Thor also annuali..
bri grelicf to thousands "of Canadians
suvuringfrom the darlier stages of Kid-
ney Disease. _, ,_ _
.' ’ ~ "r,
WELL |Kl]lANS '
to, '  '_.4"’;' "` 1
Tacoma, Wasli.,_"`0c`_t il.-A _party it-'
toni Keteli ken Indians" have ,found
liillbounds of ain‘éu7gris worth 0i50,ili0.~‘
Th`¢1Mls\i.J .41~¢>.¢>;we.4...ii_ ‘ wo.».°'1-‘.e‘
1ar§e"""§i»ai=_liif I' wii’ei`e ' "iii'.i¢`§“j‘ had *.'i§seii' - `
washed'h_‘sl'iore. They were attracted
by the _ii reeablepdor ofqgxge lumps'
of“!l‘tl5i7'i`_'i!dl>`st"a`neii' ned? the _*whale and '
loaded some o'lt in their boat and car
ried it to `Ketoh kan. Upon learning
the value ofitlielr find they went _back
and f,; ereiaalndar. The am`*ergr‘s
is   at state of preservation'
and klmlht;-!p`t1no. ‘ ,r  " '
gs;
3?”
FAVOR. `
`.e
17c'?2P£ZO_Bt1zz:z'
f 
marked succe s, but it served to turn at-
tentiouin th \ right direction.
Professor Tu lt`s boat was a ci.ar-
ehaped craft 30 feet in length, B feet wide
and 7') feet deep. She was ighted by
electricity, and driven throng i the water
by means of aeiteani engine of 14-horse
power. The bout was submerged by let~
ing water into/t1\nks with which she was
fltt cl, and was raised by means of ii rud-
K.,
i
.
\ ‘ .
i 1
7 , A Picrunrsous Mooéiiii siiick ANU wiiiiiz.
I
_‘i-
~»Siiri§~’-'
-lA large French felt bat has the crown raised in the ‘style ofthe _Henri Quatre mod-
s'l, This ‘ ls entirely covered wltli shirrcd veive: and a frlll of 'tlie'sam`e surrounds _the
irprer edge. Two heavy ostrich plumes are drag ed from the right side towards the
back in very original style, and _lhe touch inlwhltc isrepeated _ln___tiie_;nce, burle that
is knotted under the brlmion the leftsldc, roun'ded 'ends fal lrlg on__ thc. ' hair. towerils
' the back. There is`no'bandeau to thiii s_1ii\pc,'tiie"_' xcwn fitting the head i:oiiif_oria:,iy___
der which u oved arounii an axis., 'lhe
crew consisted on‘y of an engineer and
lielmsman, the latter being stationed in a
class incl sed dome which projected from
the uni er surface of the hull. This` bout
was never miie to attain s. speed of
more than eight milis lin hour alien,
.mdcr tl e viator.
At ulout t is same time British
iangincc.s w.reIei\tliusiu>ti ~ over the pfr-
fcrmanccs of tlic I’orpo'i~ie, ri. small
 M Q K I I  I T imwwlw w~*_, CRYING BABIES.
(
l
l at ilic outset, expectations regarding her
H _ , , _. . ,.  _ ..
is
 Au.-
if-'-"'
electrically propelled submarine bout,
which was followed by other improved
under-water vessels built, by Nordenfe‘dt.
The best of these Brlt`sh vessels was 121
feet in length and displaced 230 tgns of
water, the 1,000-horsepower engines with
_which ` she was equipped gli -
ing her a speed of fully
17 'miles nn h our when .under the
w.itcr, but although she promised so well
cents
 
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_L 
fab!! "a '
,\;
were not fu'li1led, and a f.w 3 ears
later this giant of submariner was
broken up and sold asjunk. Appurent‘y
dll-icouragrd the 'British Governmental
officials ceased to pay any attention ti
submarines for a nuuil cr of years ufler
this. _
The Bret Holland boat was 53 feet in
length, li feet in width and weighs in the
neighborhood of li' ions. The electric
storage battery which is provided ti run
the vessel when she is under the water is
ihoioughiy insulated and instal ed in n
compartment amidships, while over this
is the coniiing or observation towfr, with
steering-gear, and under it the water
tanlr. The air-compressor and gasoline en-
gine for driving the electric generator are
located aetem of the battery. Above is the
dynamite torpedo tube. The motor-gener-
ator weighs two tons and is capable of de-
veloping i50-horsepower. 'lhere are also
small motors for operating the pumps,
the . air-compressor and thc venti-
lating apparatus.
In official tests the Holland and other
...___ i
..,',- '
O'
Bablcs do not cry unlcss there is some
good rea: on for lt. 'lhc cry of u baby is
naturc’s warning signal that there is
\\ ron If the frctfulness and
something * ~ g. I
i.'i;";f.:;f.:f’.*.°::'.':.@;L;’i'ii;ifiiT.“::;i::’ -iw-°i»»»»=° I- ‘~=»°d°- mei -vii
baby Is iii. The only safe and _iudicious and return to a. place of ,sak.ty, nil with-n
thing to do is to give Bnby's Own Tablets
“_ “hout de]a_v_ For ‘n(HgeB,_im,_ mum nveryshort space of time. Indeed, it
teething troubles, constl`pation,dinrrhoca,
wo: me and simplefevers,these marvellous
little Tablets have given relief in thous-
ands of cases and saved many pre-
cous liies. They are guaranteed- to
contain no harmful drug. Mrs. John
Dob-e, St. Andrew-'s East, Que..
sn. s: "Bnby's ' Own Tablets are a
spien id medicine for the cure of con-
‘ iipatlon and other \l‘s that aflllcti
chi dren. I co_nsi er it my. duty t0_
recommend them to all adm ave,
ittle ones." The tablets are sold at
25 cents 5 box by all druggists, or
may lie had hy mall by writing The
Dr. Willinin's Medicine Co., rock-
ille; Ont.
_._¢_....a
RUSH OF IMMIGRANTS.
VIENNA, October _6.-A despatch
from Fleum reports a great increase in
the numbers _of immigrants going to
America going by the Cunard line.i
There are now three thousand awnlt ng
passage. The authorlt’es are unable
to find accommodatioiis for them and
the minister of the 'interior has iecn
requested to nllow them. to s‘cep in
empty cars. ,
 --o-_- Mihai
-Den’t a Hai!
$2.50
one
ef?-.i'
mmm’ T
submarine boats have demonstrated their
ability to remain under water for long
intervals of time and to quickly respond
to signals ordering them to approach a
has been proven that one of these boats
can remain submerged . for a space of
twenty-five hours wi hout the crew of
six men and the torpedo operator feeling
any ill effects from thc close confinement.
Theb ati-iliavs maintained speeds of i0
or i1 miles an hour under water, and have
proven their ability to proceed continu-
ously iinder water ata speed of five
pxlles per hour for almost six hours with-
out the necessity of rising to the surface
for fresh supples of fuel, etc.
There 's no disguieiing the fact that the
-ubinarlnc torpedo boat has s'me disad-
vantages. For one thing, tireless, unre
mltting care is necessary in order to keep
the delicate apparatus in condition, and
then, again, them is the ever-present
danger that when the boat is making a
trip submerged thc p opollcr vi ill become
entangled with some buoy rope or chain,
 »°_
` home."
in which event the fate of the crew might
be considered sealed, since it would bc
well-nigh imp szrlblc to make the needed
repairs.
On the other hand, the submarine boat
man eetly
over the automobile torp'do. Whereas
in the case of the Whitehead torpedo,
forinstnncc, the opening and closing rf
valves, the re,u ation of depth, the
imwriiig, the manipu ation of the various
'safety deiiccs and the d termination of
the lcnethof t' e ron are all d ne me-
chani ally or ra'her autometically, in
the submarine boat the iorrcsponding
op eralions are regulated by hand.
Joi succsieiis nesrliii
In the Home of Mr. Joseph
Hilton, Thorold, Ont.
His Daughter, Florence, Was All
But Dead From Dropsy- Her
Doctor Had Given Her Up
day She is Well and
Strong.
From tins P. st, 'l liorold Ont.
Eicryro y ielieves in ii dreamy sort of
way of the efficacy ofa well and wisely
advertised medicine, when the recorded
cases of resto ed lienliii are ut ri distance;
cut whcnncnso comes up in the heme
town, when the patient is known to
everyone, and when lie cure is not only
positive biiit marvellous, the efficacy
ofthe med cino becomes a iaclr-decided
thing. For num years the Post has ad
vertiseil Dr Williams' kink Pills for Pale
Peoale; large quantities of them iiaie
been sold by the lo al drug stores, and
ninny remarkable cures have teen eil'ec-
ted. One of these attracted the attention
of our reporter and he investigated.
Miss Florence Bilton. the el§_htccn year
old daughter of Joseph and rs. Hilton,
living in the west part of the town \vos
taken iiiearlv last summer with iiropsy
coupled with lcart trouble. she was
compelled to tivo up one duty after an-
oth rund finally became unable to walk
nor to lla down. Her suffering was intense
nd medlealsklll did allthat could be done.
Florence, however, grew worse, sitting
in her chair day and night for five long
uionthstogetlier breath, and the par-
ents dospa rod. At last the doctor gave
ber up ani lurid further visits were futile.
'i`lic poor irl‘s limbs were pltlluily swol-
len and lfnaily burst below the knees.
She sat helpless and weal, gasping for
breatli and at times could hreiithe at al
only with the 'ureatest difficulty. One
iilg it thc nc ghbors came in iind said she
could notlive till morning. But to-iliiy
she is alive ani well, moving aiout
among her, young companions a re-
markable And mmculous contrast.
wniit she then wus. The reporter milled
one evening at the Hilton homo, but
Miss Florence was out visitin.-. The
futher and mother were in, however,
and freely told him of the cure, whii-li
they attribute entire°y to Dr. Williams’
:_‘inkbPi|lsi_ Thatirst cox was tr-_oiieht tg
ery er ran oierwoiirge
tlielr use. Then ms? llilion herself
remembered that she lad the previ-
ous winter been oured by Ur. Williams’
Pink i’ ll- of _a sliiiht uitnclr of drnpsy
and ni-o ronreinhered the inuny
cures advertised in the Post.
‘She bought two boxes and Florence
took them, tlirea pills nt n dose. In'
two weeks-sho lelt 'a slight deircase
in the pain in her imbii, and
more pils were procured. lor five
iuonths~iive long pain-laden ninniiis
-- the weary gir ha; mt day and
nightin .her chnir, hu now 1-he br-gani
to feel’ the gain leaving ber and toi
see her-_ lim s resume their nntumll
sire. Fourteen boxes of the pills
were tllwn and at lnst hor perm-,\'cr~
ance was rewarded. She rose from
her chair; her former sm-nilth gradu-
ally came back; one by one her
household duties were takin up
again; and when The Pont representa-
t ie rnllcd he was met by beiining
faces a d thsnnful ln:-arts and a
grateful readiness to give to the
world the facts that ad saved a
brighn young life and had I-mught
icy instead of grief to ii Thorold
-In thousands of ,othér homes,
scattered dvor the length sndbreadzh
of Caiada, Dr. Wlllsinifrink Plls
have brought health and joy and
Fiodnoas and in evexjy home ln the
and where sickness and suffering en-
-Dr. Wii1iams’Plnk Pills __ ‘ 5-I5 n-“y1'- e_ "
Were Then Used and° 
_ i$l.li0 by Wfltllm The Dr. Wilt
tern new hen th and strength can ie
had through ii fair use of his medi-
iine. Rlmomhsr that substitutes
cant cur:--thely make tlie pat ent
worse, and wien you an for this
mediohie see that ihe full name’ “l)r.
Willems' Pink Pills for Pale People"
in primed on 'the wrapper around
the oox-then an son.~»yo\ have
the genaix lit. cold atm ~msdi
em dune - my :salt mild at
ID cents a for #ix boxes gr
Medicine Co., llmckvllie, Ont. '
By I G '
if has count‘css advantages P 
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E.W.GlLLE1"l' 2i’»l‘i'.'4‘i‘X
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“ 1.45 p. ir.. ‘ P- me
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“ 9.50 s. m." ' “
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Something
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is fellow men.
Evtililllliig
that a mln may require in the
sariorini line, no matter what his taste
may be, can be supplied by us at a
moderate price. _
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to - if
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You can get one it cost, prices
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Testaments from. 3 cents each.
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