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would have had a ma
the naturalized citi
h dtdared the presence
in the Senate Uhamber
stitu-
Germ
and
was any realon
of foreigners, but
n0°0lP_i_UY Of modifying the
law' in order to give
only to sound elements.
situation is good, bu
t
raw _ nds prudence
avoid anyt ing liable to
national economy. For-
sign
'and th exports an in
di t1ss,6o0,&o.
Four destroyers sold to Greece will
be ripisodifby luur with oil furnaces
and other-' improvements.
Cordial relations exist with foreign
governments.
LONDON, May 10 (Special)-From
a society point oi view, the third
court of the season, which was held
in Buckingham Palace was a f
is increasing, the im-
'ho lush Land
new
ibese wma
in ues
would yield ee
uh: leeune He
their fences
feet. Upon
makes the
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ll! dryenpaglsrgh
lim _ Q
vatsd, would shi g
come. “Bugs”
- Fil!" before h`o
ins ssauunu wise
into mere cvurth." ~
Both these snyblstieis are signs
5' °h3l18e in alrfcultifiil methodsl
have
if culti
o his i
lug has been done with careless
to be blamed. There who plenty
place to pldce, tapping the wealth oi
new regions, very much as miners
flock ton district where gold has been
` discovered.
Although this involved waste, it was
not altogether evil in its influence.
it fostered the pioneer spirit, hastened
the development of the country and
the building of railways.
But how it fs perceived that the
'resources of' the country are not ln-
more brilliant affair than either 2 °’¢h““5Ubl°- Ammll 9-” me hm]
o
its predecessors. Rarely, if ever,
have the dresses and ornaments been-
morc attractive. Owing to the ill
has not been occuplsg, there are n
new and vast regions to attract the
pioneer. Conservation of resources
new of the Duchess of Gonna" m_ becomes a wstchword. Desert lands
a
Z
the royal circle was -necessarily
small. The total attendance was
about eight hundred.
King George wore the uniform oi
the Colonel in Chief of the Cold-
strearn Guards. The Queen wore pale
blue, soft satin embroidered with sii»
ver ornaments, pearls and diamonds,
with rows of pearls, and wore the
order -of the garter and the family
orders. Accompanying the sovereigne
were Princess Christian, Princess Vic-
toria, of Schleswig-Holstein, Princc
and Princess Alexander of Teck anc
Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein.
Four Americans were presented by
Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin, who herseli
wore a beautiful dress of white gold
hrocaded satin with a train of purpll
and gold brocade, s diamond diadezr
in her hair and 3 diamond necklace.
BRINDIS1, May 10 lBpcc‘lal.).- Ad
vices from Avlona say the situatior
there causes the greatest anxiety, as
the Army oi David Pasha, encamped
a few miles to the north of the town
is starving.
The Greek army is encamped threr
ntiles to the south and ready to talfr
the slightest pretext to attack thi
city, notwithstanding assurances hy
the ,Greek government that it docs
not intend to move against Avlona.
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Linen embroidered cushion cases
friiled ready for use-big assortment
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18x 36 in due linen buck towels iz
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lioneycomba breadspreads-nice sofi
quality-pure cotton, free from dress
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pure cotton, free from dressing, sofu
and will wash well-a. bargain ai
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The best white cotton values in th:
city at Gio, Nc, Sc, 10c up. Sea
and compare-you'll buy here.
Strong all linen crash towllng 17
inch, per yard, 7c, 8c, 9c, 10;; gnc
np.
Wiudowphanle-the stained glass
substitute 5 patterns...from per
yard ....  ..................  ...... ,.251
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“Window Phania the stained
glilildsubstit-its gives same effect as
the _‘most expensive stained glass-
costl ll tride. 25c per yard and up
H8351* fret for the -asking, or
poet card. Bver & Weeks.
If-29MErl
Isla
re made fertile by irrigation. Atten-
tion is paid to the Southern States
which so long lay under the blight
,of slave labor.
in France every foot of soil is
Texas produces a third as much wheat
of other grains and roots, while ther
are nearly four million acres of vin
the appearance of s garden.
Of course the United States and
Canada are a long way off from this
stage of agricultural development,
~which is due partly to thrift, partly
to necessity. But we are bound to
move in that direction.-The Star.
Cat-l lke Animal
A huge cat-like animal was killed
recently on the hush farm of Joseph
Sauder. Puslinch Township, 0nt.,_ by
Aaron Ziegler. it was discovered that
some mirauding creature was stealing
meat hung up in the kitchen, and x
burrow under the building was nccl
dentally disclosed, extending 100 yards
back to the swamp. At the entrnndr
t _
X an
worked to a. charm. The captive
mal was despatched with a crowba
lt was pronounced by Mr. Herbe
Wales, Gait, taxldermlst. to be
genuine catainount or mountain lion
5 feet 4 inches from nose to tail tip
Tortolleshell From Florida Coast
he that which comes from the india
rchlpelago although much of th
rows of plates on the back of ths.anl
edges of the shell, known as "fe
not furnish more than 16 pound o
s Y
discarded as worthless, but now it
toiseshell is made from the home o
cows.
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Real Pearl Toilet Powder
Some of the most beautiful wom
of Edrope use a face powder that
to a current newspaper report. it
far more expensive than the so-calls
is merely mothenof-pearl crushed.
The reel pearl powder originated in
the Es.sL_ At a certain pearl mer-
ohant’s place in the Levant, several
‘girls were employed to bore holes
through the gems for the purpose _of
strlnging. Some of the gl is noticed
that a few of their companions were
'acquiring brilliant complexlons. For
5', ‘some time they could not induce them
to tell what they were using, but at
length the secret was out, and pearl
powder thereafter became in great de-
mand as a facial beautiiier.
Poverty Unknown ln Servla
Though the progress of Servla has
been disappointing. said to be due in
 a considerable measure to the fact
that the country has been afflicted
with two native dynastles, yet poverty
land-owners and quits well-to-do.
Horse Nineteen Hand; High
Battle Creek, Michigan, boasts
I, |511, It in seven years old and
,f or it would be _a fruitless task.
GUI Mull Kliilll
B
s leak pipes
plant.
noeaes
of theme
out of the
WSIB
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The finest of tortclseshell is said tis; lightness. provided with B motor of
i
mal, called "blades" by the fishermen.
In the central row are five plates,
and in each of the others four plates, 'D339 between 0'" Planet and the
there are 25 small plates around the moon no system of propellers would
t..
e
or "noses." The biggest turtle doe!
is .almost unknown. The peasantry
is prosperous, almost all being smal
'rl t vile but no tt t |11
f, e°m-“Irma mate "_ for d03b&u;1l;m:“’ sensation of falling lndednitely into
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Fencing-nom ef l
andneoia
Great excif-eit¢\ #lf *ad in
llosco b UB!
man a1:d hii :Mft !|§' al
the wife of a wg
semen exceeding stevie
numerous rolls. she had wel thi abit pri"
in e Meme eoalbsi!iI|la.alul'\hts me
mo; ,mae the   dist sue
mm,” and her hnhbefld thi' attire popular
me pralries than ever. litbbrt  considered
it e great honor to hate a few bouts
af ,wmi me beautiful `»wosnwemsu. 'rue
me United sum. as uromsae. mm- ””'”°“Y *’°"’°°h P*1\°*l1\ W1 11"
rf
‘clever wife wah dlstorhed by the ap-
D' ' " v _
digality. For this the farmer is not pearance of an officer in the fencing
land. and therefore, no apparent negd mr” ;12;°J;’m-ii: ,ind  amen'
to husband _ite resources or restore its “uk” Th, m L; ..°r hubmd
showing an ine;-page 0( fertility. in the early history of the, ° B f°n°mU` 'wi' Wwme
_ llnlted States, the farmer moved from
jealous, and at last the odicer chal-
-lenged him to a duel. A remarkable
.thing new hsppbned. When the
fenoingunaster arrhhied with the offi-
_csr’s ssconlfi he received a visit from
other seconds who hall been sent ,by
me wus "rue woman eeusraerea met
‘she   insulted by ber hus-
|‘band’s behaviour e;n`d` sent hiin a chai-
lenge. sue insisted that ue would
nga: with nel- before nui meeting with
the omoer. At first the fencing-master
was not inclined to accept the chal-
lenge, but he eventually accepted it
,in the hope that it would lead to a
reconciliation between them. But ln-
, stead of the reconciliation a tragedy
resulted. Putokin faced his wife, and
utilised, and wonderful results are the °"|°r "Allen" W” Ufven' The
achieved. A wendy not as large as Wife “Hacked ilercelv. but the'"“hve~
band drew back, oontenting himself
B8 ills Ullil-ed Sf»&tBB» |8158 \'i\»\ll\U¢l€B with psrrylng the lungos and letting
ef it be seen that he was notflghting
“Yds yield,” grapes wmch are mmm earnestly. While it was clear to the
rscuu-ea into e2'1,ooo,ooo gallons of spectators of the duel that Puwkln
wine. The whole country presents had no thought of wounding his wife
she fought with only one object in
view,-to vanquish her husband. ln
the third bout she sprang upon him
and plunged her weapon in his breast.
It was the end of the fencing-master.
mln in Moon
A Frenchman Thinks He Can Make
the Trip in Two Days
A stir was caused by a paper read
before the members of the French
Physical Society, Paris, by Robert
o the burrow a. dead fall was set auf Esnault Pelterie, the brilliant young
engineer, on how to get from the earth
FI to the moon in forty-eight hours. M.
£ Pelterle insists that his idea is prac-
ticable, 'based on scientific calcula-
lt weighed 33 DOUHGS and ¥Il98S\ll’Bd tions, and not reminiscent of Jules
' Verne's romance. The vehicle for
ilrst travellers to the moon will, he
says, be a closed~ vessel of extreme
great power, a. combination which the
a . 5
obtained on the Florida coast is of astonishing advances of locomotion
the verb' b€S¢QllHl1¢Y- TUGTS BTS i-M96 during the past one hundred years
brings well into sight.
Since there is no atmosphere in the
be of any use, and the only possible
I means of driving the vehicle forward
hem Former, the undemheu Wu- would be an adaptation of the rocket
|5 principle, which, he says, works as
much esteemed for the delicacy of 'well in s. vacuum as in air.
coloring. Sometimes imitation of tor- The mmm- men would work B kind
t of continuous rocket, and M. Pelterie
has made calculations of just how
much power the engine must have to
carry the vehicle along at the 240 000
el: 'odd miles between the earth and its
made from pearl dust; that ie; real‘ satellite.
pearls ground to a. powder, according pm. 5 vehme weighing one ton me
‘g mem would have to be or 414,000
poudre ds perles sold ln shops, which h°"°°'\’°We"~ F" added weight th’
horse-power must be proportionately
increased. When this combination
was realized the journey would be
divided into three parts. The first
would be to drive the vehicle with
increasing speed until the sphere of
'tile esrtirs attraction was passed.
During the second the vehicle would
continue its journey by inertia until
it reached the point 'where the moon's
su.-rscuen began, while the third
would be the simple matter of drop-
ping on the latter’s surface, no mo
tive force being necessary.
The first of these phases, according
to the lecturer, would last 24 minutes
and 9 seconds; the second phase, 48
hours and 5 minutes; the third, 3
1 minutes and 46 seconds, giving a total
of 40 hours, 17 minutes 56 seconds.~
During the first 4,000 miles, he says,
'U16 Wlsenkers would have the sen-
; satlon of weighing onetenth `mors
ant H0158- lf- ll 51681 4 inches than usual, but afterward they would
e
cease to weigh at all and have the
ipsce. V
'1'° remedy me use physical enecu
‘wnlenmllrht remit nom time ensue-
of melt.. Special appliances, says M. Pel-
.gg-|g.'mlt'lrt be annulled. ,
 . nwsaslssf '~ *
~A\ve¢mm-¢scesi,oiit'n. use is
an mem vm emit 10:”-mn’ i_  us'<_>snt‘m, .umm rel
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tH\t.\hlet
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nits
Atoll! hill!" thi latest
onthesuhjectwsdsd
fillu l&."‘°'§ul3‘° mi'
e
the svwrige man “Eire
int many respects tba superior of
wo
she does her
the
pro-
haa turned out some in-,
oomparat ve figures w re-
to the liability of men and wo`-
re eissshe and death. Ht sm
3 to 35 years of age the dest!!
between the sexes remains about
but afterwards the scale turns
favor of women. At 40 a woman
seventf-eight chances to_ one
kgainst dying, while man has only
orty-nine chnnoes to one. At 60 the
dds are nea’riyftwice as large in favor
'of woman, and al. 80 they are dvs
:times as great.-
I Prof. Sargent of Harvard say; their
-figures are changing to reshnllii more
the men: More height, deep`¢f_`ohssts,
hmalldr hipi. 'el ‘
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7. Siler A_~m‘oosE v
ffhrllllng Experlznee ef' an»Edlnonton
§ Young Womin
1 _as ‘-
` Feira Plymate, ah athletic young
woman living with her plirents sur-
-prised a party of seasoned big game
hunters by dropping in its trsclrs a
big bull moose the third day out_on
,a trip in the back country, about
-three miles from Twstinaw, on the
Athabasca line, north of Edmonton.
One shot from her 88-55 rifle did the
trick. Miss Plyinate was tramplng
through the brush four miles from
camp when she heard the crackle of
the underbrush as the moose came
bounding through. The party had
spread out to cover a wider area and
there was no one within a considerable
distance of her. Miss Plymate raised
her rlbe and took aim, hitting the
moose square in the neck. The animal
stumbled a few yards and fell.
Riddles and Answers
Why has the shoemaker wonderful
powers of endurance?-Because he
holds on to the last.
Full to the brim, without crack or
seam.-An egg.
What is that which, if you take
away all letters remains the same?-
The_ postman. v '
What is the greatest thing to take
before singing?-Breath.
What flowers are always under a
person’s nose?-Tulips-.
What belongs to yourself, but is
used more by your friends than by
yourself -Your name.
Wh`at is that which makes every-
` one sick but those who swallow bet-
tar?-Flattery.
What is that which is often brought
to the table, cut, but never; eaten?-
A pack of cards. g
What is a put-up job?--The paper
on the wall
In its manufacture of silver wares
the loss of silver in floor swee in s
of sweeps requires a special plant
which but few concerns can afford to
have, therefore most of them prepare
this material so that it can be sold.
The meet sstismctury merited, is to
grind the sweeps to a ilhe powder, so
-that a fair sample can be obtained
for assay. Ons assay of the material
may then be made by the purchaser
and another by the seller. Unless
ever, and then mixed tiibroiighly, there
is but little chance of agreement be
tween the two essays, as coarse ma~
terial is filled with fine shot silver,
which, when samples are made, is not
evenly distributed.
When the Clyde Wanted Wafer
In the days when the Clyde was
inavigable to Glasgow for only small
vessels, a 'steamer stuck_in the mud
near Renfrew and the 'skipper was not
.sparing in strong language. While
‘wnltirfg for the rising tide he saw a
little girl approaching the river with
a bucket to fetch some water. This
was too much for the poor captain,
and, leaning over the side, he thus
addressed her: "lf you tak' _ae drap
o’ water oct here till I get adost, l'1l
`warln yer ear fox-'t.”
Man'a Body ln Cement Block
A~ human handprotruding from tons
of` cement, the frames of which were
removed recently, was found ln one
i7
ment dam across the Mississippi at
Keokulr; Iowa, and explains the dis-
appearance several weeks ago of one
of the laborers. The man's\ body is
empgqded in the solid concrete, and
is' ll sly to stay there, as to blast it
out would ‘destroy not only the body
Init a grail. plrt of one of 'the largest
` blacks ot cement composing the dam
§'ra`edlh`g I-le_d'g`sho'gs_ fer Bounty
i iii ’9`sihhoht`, Unittd Statss,_a bounty
pf 30 cents is paid for every hedge-
hog killed. Some farmers have added
- 'considerably ce their inocula by rau-
. ing- ssosehogl. and the Legislature
 will probslgz 13.9 N304 !'.lD_°ll ill?
if -marshes my mil. messes
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Silver Fr Bwee In s  - ; | _ .  ', '
._ _ om P 9 __ ..m_\` _`   . -_
4 _ D B_ .¢, ,».._<¢~ 51;.-,f_ _~ ‘,’_.;-f* "1-,j,' ' '  
would be great were it not for the U ~,,  , ` ., _ _ _\
methods of recovery. The smelting' lic, , ,  "?» .A " "9
. »'.;` _ ,E F ,, J; ,1 'x _ .t-,-X.
me sweeps are gmmia very line, new-‘ `
of the concrete lilsrs of the Govern- U `Ilssmem- versxmal Amnilm
_,-5
ST PWFIBBBURG lay N (Rpm
lsl) -Mr. Barclay 8 Warluntoa, sow
inlew of lr John Wllllllltiif,
me for Paris after dosing successful
negotiations with the Rodin
ment for the purchase of a
the air cooled automatic
vented by Lieutenant Ooloaslllslh N
Lewis, late of the United States
Coast Artillery
Experiments made in June last by
Captain Chandler, head of the United
Btatcs Army Aviation Blhooi, at
College Park, Md , showed that the
Lewis gun is perfectly adapted tor use
from an aeroplane and lsxone of the
rr.ost destructive weapons of modern
warfare. It weighs only twenty-tivo
pounds, has no recoil of flame which
would imperil an aeroplane, is slpnlple
to manipulate and fires 750 sli‘ots.a
minute. It has an automatic air accl-
ing device which prevents the bsrrti
from gettiiég bot. '
Captain handler took one of the
the rifles and fifty cartridges with
him in an aeroplane, after haviqlg
planed a rectangular piece of clot .
six feet by four, on the grounded a
target. At a height of three hundred
feet he pressed the trigger. Thethr-
get was cut to pieces, every out of
the fifty bullets, all fired by aainlgle.
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Gan le thrall.
You cannot expect to be well lfyou
'allow your bowels to become clogged.
Whatisnecessnyisfohhveafreemd-
tion of them evsry day, audio keep tm
in this condition ali 'the time if you 'A
to be strong and healthy. ` If you d`on't
keep them open the eystsm will become
clogged up with poisonous' matter and
produce constipation, headache; dy-
spepsis, bad blood, ete.
Keep the bowels in good condition by
using Burdock Blood Bitters; thi remedy
that has built up an unrivalled reputa-
tion, during the past thirty-six years, asa
cure for all troubles arising from a con-
atipated condition of the bowels.
Mrs. Thomas Calder, East Lower Fort
Garry, writes:-"I am writing you to let
you know what Burdock Blood Bltters
has dons for me. Isuifered very much
from constipation and none of the medi-
cines I took agreed with me. Now I am
glad to say that there is nothing like
B.B.B. Since taking it I have not been
tr°cubied."
Burdeck Blood Bltters is mennferf
turud by The T. Milburn Co.. Limited,
Toronto, Dnt.
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A. E. Leigh
239 Great George Street
(`-llarlofieiown P. If-. I.
Allan Line
Summer Season l9|5
‘ l"i1'si Sailings ify the Sf. Law-
rence Route
Hoolrrsl to liverpool
From Montreal Prom Quebec
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return shaun an p. ni. Ocn eetlons made
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GJW, WAKEFORD
Manager
‘or painting" will be received until
‘ May x5lh 1913- for the painting of
. Phone 302
1 Electric Bell work. Hou
wiring, ect.
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