THF f‘¥l\'Rl'lfA\T PHAR! OT'I`l~'l‘l)W\ T’Rl\l("l`C `FI\W"RO TQIANTD ‘MAY R. 19lVl.
-'-"~ *' tu all Jluuni
PN, wmi A PARA
,U sais lis (iintle and
lgtl* Notgxlra Hazardous
1,- ¢liiiil\ in mr
°W'ngd0“nlfx;»0iAixili t I iii! i i in us ‘lull
ls-like tliirdri ini of filli ii! f1`0lI\ ‘
Wt¥'\-l~ _ _(___ _____ue ,hm ii ,iligrlit quiet
#Pvc ,Ou rc not liiirt \\ ell
l’“"k;,uT;d drop oi ci .iixiiiii \o
3 pn§ange,- \ piiiiiiliute can be
on the doiin trip, but you
To ;,_nide ii para
 ay ,, practised hand
time ‘gy or the other, ~pill ou
thus work it to ii here von ii ant to
avoldtizitfr tri es Uiiinney or
u~ion~iircgcnera.l
W hen the ~un goes - _ _ ¢`» P
_____ ________ goes do" n The h,,_uo°n _and Havel, were built ten years ago only;
into the air and the parachute
he circus lot, or not far
A “Hoon is made of four cen
md welghs about 500 pounds -X
:ide of eight cent inuslin
ig much more danger in coming
. “mon \\ hen it strikes the
¢ 7 ig ball and hounds up
Qui-.ith li \ot long ago*
Pa.,I went down in ii
use the parachute ii ould not
Ima-ly came down in ii big stack
mmwe, but the hot air drove
away After that I never
hnte arrangements t
attended to it myself
.guope that secures the parachute is
‘ugh 3 knife The aeronaut drops
before that parachute beg
It mint till if ioiri up -high
There are ~i-i eriil hundred para
in the business and the accl
in ratio than railroad casual-
Om- business is new at that
; while the ratio iiill be le\s
gmt shake out fi parachute,
A man in the iiiris simply
Invariably he fall is head fii\t
gheparachute begins to hll the de
Q ,5 kgs rapid ind finally it bnlges
p. Then the it ronaut cliuihs
and guide the parachute
In `e‘ en m`e` out °f te" right. They quickly cure.
my land back on the lot v here you
The first pe iormei~ mus T
to make the ilroi \ow
yggnlar business, not considered  
inthe eveiiiilil
is lil
nil*
Ocean Speed
T~\<‘ 10\\ ~ that the \ortli (icrri in Lloyd
inc is to build ii ship liigger than thc
biggest .i.l‘loiit, the \\ hite Star Oc eiinic.
‘md f‘“`t"" "Ol Only th‘in the fastest .illoat,
it\ on n l\.iis'r `\\ ilhelni der (irowe, but
f=i~tcr than the fastest building the Hain
‘Uri \iiieric:\n Deutccliland, “asa body
liloii to the theory of which the Oceanic is
the most conspicuous illustration, namely
that the competition in ocean speed is
over and that the later vessels will retro-
8'l`l\de toward a slower gait and the great-
er economy that comes with it. Oh the
81`¢atest ferry in the world, the Atlantic,
the best is none too good for the ferried,
and the best is the boat that will cross the
sea in the shortest time.
The first steamers made in Germany for
the Atlantic passenger tr-ad the S ree
yet there is to-day to the credit of German
yards the fastest sea-going steamer, al-
um! named above, another, 'which will
go her from halfa knot to a knot better,
and will be in service before this year is
out, and a new unamed one which is to be
built to beat them both. Shipbuilding
has rapidly become one of the greatest
and most successful industries of Gei-~
IDUJIY- _ »
As sails disappear from the sea, they
take most of its romance with them.
Speed is about all that is left. Yet the
end is nowhere in sight, since the advance
in speed is still being carried on by means
of the old-fashioned system of propulsion,
the ponderous reciprocating engine. The
engine which drives the fastest boat in
tlie world, the British torpedo-boat de-
stroyer Viper, the steam turbine, with
whic-li Mr. Parsons, the inventor, is ready
to construct sea steamers of thirty knots,
has not yet appeared on the Atlantic, and
no man can tell what electricity will do
aboard ship some day. Great as this pro-
mised German ship will be, she will be an
old-fashioned craft whose day of brilliancy
is likely to be cut short by the new type
of steamers already looming up for the
consideration of the engineer.-N. Y. Sun.
Kumfort Headache Powders are all-
iill The hirdest \.ork ~ o ---
it
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_t‘:'ee,_,_E”{§`03,I;  ‘S   Ilfinnipeg. Man..1\Iay o.-General Mana.-
lmd “hen no, U, oben ger Thompson, oflthe W. XV. Ogilvie
ii.-Timm; ;_ - l uLD§_. hob; f Milling Company, whenqnestioned Thurs-
" “um” nb L0L(_H_ ' day regarding the seeding operations
_.Z throughout the province, stxidz-‘Wheat
In YIFIIMI '-fllfiil-S M@¥1f1\°| 1 seeding has been completed under very
'I‘aLcn internally and
I the (heat and Back
Shoulders, Superior
0' ‘.lc\'i'i street \ Hum
Last “inter on boy Ldi. ird
:ii ike ~c\eri1l ui,;ht~ ii th ii
Lough mixturys did not re
nl,hi, when pittli. him to
hiui seieriil drops of brit
~l.inin.ei. oi sugi , and ruh I
li SHO
We haveimi fwmeil one lor of Mens Dongola Shoes in Choco-
lllt. One lot o‘ Mo Willow Lal! Shoss in Tan. One lot of Men`s
5° C ._ ---- Says Several Canadians Were Killed by the Famer BSU , ___ the weu_kn0wn.R0m_,m
G,"-dong Catholic arm ' chaplain, was endeavoring 
Paine’s Belew liumnuund -->
MONTRE _“__ M ay _3___~1-he. Star has the f‘Comela s,”hs said, ‘°It’s_ only another
' - _. _ ._` mile tothe next ha.lt.""Yes fat.her,"rcplied
Ali lli00£lllZif1 bl U13 Abliil §,‘;‘;j;“;§i,;;‘,‘j,{§, “f;_“,;?°,,;;;1;;;*;>;‘,;, 3;; .,.....,   .. 5...., 5...... mil..-~
`tre:-il, belonging to the Quebec Company, gzetgfngfséis cogl whhigigitf ‘Inger gre’  “id mi'  fi 
 R. C. R., and not Major Pelletier, is rank ‘;____d ____a_’;_ah___;_§__‘*_:§; _;__;ged0_:f_° i from bUwBiQ  W
_ _reported as the French-Canadian officer _,the ____ ___" _ ____ Y 9 ____ when '___ In thllyttllk  I
_ ---_ _ invalided home, and now residing as a, °m_ edge °_ e zen? ‘ . Atvhatevetil§¥“_w
'Dervishiilisaiedth at ve
private guest in a house in the West End r B va' m 5 lm ry an 5" D5
n A ’ ‘ 5 ,' . y C
It iS thC G‘I‘€3l SYSICITI BUild¢1' sudering from suustroke and wounds. I Q10” q“'“'t’e1`5- He Went °" mggmg “Way l Nm( bt ‘k *@*
i ’ ` His left leg, neck and right leg _ arc_y“-t th” mifss ‘if t'h°"“5~”'Yi°3 W th°__m°'“' F"“.Ku"“@ h
f in the  T1me__ itemporaruy pamlyzed_ yet he talks l_nexttoh_im, Justshoot that fellow, and - ~
E _-__ doctor hopes he may be able to leave and _'he couldmake up his mind t-0 fire. It was IQUY h 
~ -"“"" ~‘ ' ' ' ` f f ll ii Produces sind and Healthy ;;‘;°“;‘;f “;,‘;‘;;§;“,e;,,§§;§”2;,‘;,;:;,“:;§ i22’.l‘;‘§.“‘§Z.?.’;3“;“$.°“.§‘."i?;§§.Z“Zi‘iféilif T 
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I ra n C e  Finn, make Pure amid ;f;;;;\;‘;°@;;§;g,°';;‘ ‘{,f‘,‘;‘;;‘,‘;“,,‘;’;,,“'i§‘,*, “°"°"  °“`.`“"""'5»¢.-»°"i  _  
r l n e n  . and Strong Nerves' ‘Iftill?Calvinrdliggheligilllgaclkyohhsieigergzh; There is nothing so trying; as a. hard, _lg fi, Q’  “ Hu _
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Hb LLQ C ARGOES and FREIGHTS insured _The ,,e,,u1;ar_,;,_;_;4____¢_1_iss1g;i_;_€_;i__i__shCir_;i _thai thi.: (_;_;,,»,:_¢_,_ns 3_5,-;__n¢t f_I¢;1;_ae;n<:_g_;:;  _ _
at Lgwggf nafQ§_. Stirling C6i'tifiC&i8S _Z-r,;af1u‘llx;`_;11~1<:<.‘i:>;iiized by the ablest _medi-:lille Iieaitiest ‘:;x»pr;:ia,.t£n ,__of hi; -kind d¢£,»f;e:°a\ih’enl?ia;Ii;:tv;IZ;::g is knocked:
cal men in every part of the Dominion. t,-eagmenh _ I _ _ t 1
issued when requiieo LOSSES PROMPTLY I______ ______________ power and ability to im G____________ S___m_ D___________,$ command is _
SETTLED _ vigorate the body, - _ highly praised' by a_ Captain of the   
and to re8\11B-t2 the H€l'V€S» ll@S The great Lemsters, also iiivalided He says he
al of Paine’s Celery Compound ill all saw much of the Canadians and other? ----
 Dn Zvarsmg diseases and disorders of the w10,,i,_1S_ The goidieriy qualities of we Dli'.rAR'nn~:N'r PUBLIC WORKS, 
kidneys, liver and stomach. Canadians excited universal admiration. Ch‘"1°lt°'°W°- H" 7’ ‘
At this season of the year, when thou- .  . Sl:.iLl_:D TBNDERS will be received it ` ,
_ _ tlii~ `d. partment until noon on 
_ Celery gompoimd comes to the rescue of Gatacl-¢ as 3 Ggneral Thursda 1   _ _ _
_ _ _ ' ._ 1 _ 0. i ` y ov
A ' ` of the shaky and enfeebled _nerves and » _____ 5 »_ .» ’ .lr W _ 0, _ » _
l‘€ Il1Sll l‘2lllC€ - Iwe“”:.'“.;':.“;.:“::.:"::::;:;°‘;.°:.2 he he M-.  W.  ...__&::‘;.;:i.i:'.'::.:;.i21’3`5f`§1-i`if~.»» ==..&1"` -=&<:a=.--'~
I mm’ fm b t . time cause of despondency “With Kitchener at Khartnm,” General _B¢g¢¢,,, 1,0; 54, ggwrdiiig to plan and ‘_l , ‘i e ‘
h“‘ff“°;’°§hf'a;f, depmesicn among mu; G_wwr¢.2whi>liB returninslhome. is 12°, ipecilicaiion io be ami i_i_nhe,r¢»ideae\ B1* B _ _
. 7 . , 8 &IlC , ' u ` ' '  " ,_ `
Very lov rates quoted for desirable' buunels. It :___ women of a_u___g__s_ 2;:-red t:_i_|_;i:__i1;Edel oi!lee_ri___l_1_¢ze_s-e;ao__0\§>£I ig_El:_.__.£>hn llclnllli, S851 RW" 01' It  
-'C co ii sk Sora '“"~" ~-_--,h°"i° _ . . ° » _ ` ieviinm
. 1 f ` ` ] , i1 ¢. v | \ i _  elgergh pi? m&D(iesSt1'9l;8' “amd dqwnf tD._H“m9 rebuklllg U8 With _ T0!! dBP\ftm8ll\ ‘OPC IU!   '   
w psy you to call on me e o if I - 5 . nerves y » _ _ V ,the stern simplicity ot lite at rail-head; no tg “mpg me lawn; or any \¢ara_»r. and Q
' _ ‘ , I drink, perpetualmsrching, tosleep ever! * “ The names of-two person! W l ing to .  - 5 -
f P°"‘.°SCf"°" C°mp°°°d strengthens iight in your boots. The' General. W° _become bound for tie faithful perform- 
I all Shoes in Bncx Goodyear Welir.
Price $2 00 $0.00 and $3.50
MORRIS & Sl`llT
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if
desirable cu-cumstfinces. \Vhenton heavy
land is not really in need of" immediate
moisture, and altogetherlthe situation is
very satisfactory. The increase of acre-
age, taking the province throughout, will
not be less than 15 per cent. The recent
cold weather has not done the' wheat! any
harm. The seeding ofthe coarser grains
is progressing. There will'be an increase
e uid ii t Loi h th.it ni t _ _ '
ii \i°rli eo iiiiciietl of 2.1 per cent in the acreage of oats. The
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WN if . -5 LUN* increase in barley and other grains can- reveal- _  i  __,_~_
livin!-oi I ii-neu S a PHY' ,_ ,et be esfimaied M “Oh Ned,” she answered, ‘You may _ '
is the onv non no 5 "' " ‘ ----~»~¢
5 :mil T3 tents.
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Notice how ‘he lioys are climbing for our suits,tliey don’t see them yet, but they do
_ know our suits are always on top,
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The Secret Of Masonry
The story is told of a Mason’s wife,
Who plagued him almost out of his life,
To learn the secret-whatever that be-
The mystic words of Masonry. _ -
Said he. "1\`ow Mary, if I should tell
The a\\ ful words, I know very well
\Vhen you get mad, my darling dear, `
You'll rip them out, that all may hear.”
Said she, “Oh Edward, Never! Never!
They’1l rest in my hea.rt`s recess forever!
Tell me, Edward, and never more,
Shall I scold, or fret, or slam the door;
And I’ll try to be quiet nwitht all my
might, _ ' .
No matter what hour you come -at
No man unless he was made of wood _
S0 he' said, “ Now Mary, my woe or weal
Depends on the words I am about to
depend
I`ll keep the secret till life shall end
-Clipped.
A _ The Eddy Mills at Hull Destroyed in the Great Fire on April 16th. "
ST   |     the same thingtnthe British soldier as Virtues ol 
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Piil 28 1900 -lmo 626 5 needs clemmmg and mx S up ,ammunition and Qpound kit is very much
‘ All very little men will lilo- our brownies, they are made S0 nice, With Goat Mid
pints, and little ve~t-i to' fofm the Fr mr, » vfry one nicely trimmed with Military Braid,
K prices $2.00, 2,.;
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, 2.90, 3.2:.. 3 75 ami 4 25.
Sw Other little mf-ri wil. <-hoi~»-»- one of nur 2 piece suits in Tweed, Serge, or Wanted,
ga They are all very stylish and good to wear, prices, $1.00. 1.25, 1,50, 2.00, 2.50, 3,00, 400
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A littlelai-ge min will need a. 3 piece suit and we have
plenty of them to suit yousall, they are nicely made. ‘prettily '
trimmed _and are right in price, $2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.75, 4.50,
5.50, 6.25, 7.75, 8:25.' , i
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Its .a hobby of ours to please the boys, and we -have
2330 suits, to he’p our hobby. _ '
' The Little Me||’”si Friends-
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Could resist an offer so fair and gcdd, _
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 , Thesgffiirlswords are “Pork and Beans!" T E"  _ '
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’ , Scarcely a week had passed away, _ , _I __ __ _  -5 ‘_A *. ` ~.
  l *Q  VVhen Marygot mad,and what did she qi 17 " _ \\ -at  ‘D  _“_
» ' say? 1 `7""" ~  `  ' _ , V __ \
She shouted out that all niighthear, 1 _____ _ '_ 
on Bod, Om C.; is to get th, _ "Pork and Bezins!I`ve got you there.” _ _I _ _
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bravely of going back to the front. ' His the De"‘5h Wa* pP°mPt'l7 dmpped before' .I ' A
to make new blood
sands are tried,rundown and sick, Paine’s i ` ” / -_ y - _
the dmestlZfmpgv¥;;S;,f:;r;§sht;1:,S°f;e *heard had even avowed that he meant to “cel of the Work must lowmpliiy Qéi ri  0'
nervous sys '
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HORACE HASZAR Ds ‘uiiztzfxginfi ef; be aiiiried f,5`-°“i “fer b°'=*l°S-”- Mr- S‘*‘='°”S °1°i'“S_ 5 Twdvrfwbemufked “Tender 1°! ' _ I
` $ ‘ ,, _ _ ' _ ‘ ' - ~ _iv _ I 1.
__ _ RAL AGEWT Paine.s Celery Comwmdisto use a bob _'_¢_iiiit, as 5. mul; of __;i{_is _ti~.iim__________i;_x___ S_ea1River Bnd¢£_¢_C_______D Sm___,__ _ 
GABE L ~ bl __ this ti when the bod \ aftera month an a 0 . gal ¢'_
A _ '  °°’ “'°‘*°. » mg _ 6_0 "einem, eve muse with fine smifmay adsieodew swy rubue wom. _
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_ long mirc`i=,s in the Soudan. The man   `
Were rrettiiig .vesry and falling out, while i. T ............ _
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