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o p ‘7 A TlGER Him iN INDIA, I, l l I J t Fate of a Guide “he Did a Foolhardy Thin: in the Jungle. Dr. J. {1. Porter describes his Indian guide, “ho showed him a tiger's lair, as a lean, bl..ck, wolf-Lire man whose name was SLkunder :‘ingh, who was a moncmaiiiac stout tigers. There are said to be stylish tigers and others not stylish. The lordly tiger is the man cater. He is at once the hero and the aristocrat of the race. and where he reams the cattle killer must be silent, for the man eater, though sprung from the lowly ranks of wild. beast hunters and risen through the middle class of cattle killers, brooks not the lmsiing in the roar of an interior. It is in the absence of cattle during drouch's that the cattle killers turns to man flesh. lie fears men but will not Leonie animal hunter again. the pride of tho race is against it. When the tiger has killed a steer and ted thereon, he goes to where the karlnilii grows thiik and lies in the nul- iah, lazy with the meat in him. and sleeping lightly. it is here, as he takes his nap. that the hunters find It is the hunter's desire to have his tiger fight, to turn and charge the ones who seek his htindsime pelt, but Dr.l’orter's tiger knew better. “Stripes” bolted and With cool judgment sneaked from place to place, like a siill hunter, aided by a coat, which in the jungles is protect,- ively colored, and away he went up the gully, galloping like a horse. his soft paws making no sound. A stifling cloud of dust arose from the brittle grass.¢ais- ed by the trampling elephants. The deadly lndian sun beat down and turn- ed the landscape black in the eyes of some of the less hardy ones. In the shade, which was soon reached.a troop of monkeys showed the way. A tiger can hide anywhere, and in heavy cover one must look as for a needle in a hay- stai-k, far and near. The tiger was found at last in the jungle's edge. A shot aimed at the beast hit it in the side, far back, a wound that made the beast a dangerous one. There was a. pretty how-we-do. The tiger would kill if it got a chance, and the boaters went into trees. Sikunder Sin h got off the elephant and started a ter the tiger afoot, an ry at what he called the depravity of t e men. Of all things a hunter can do. hunting a Wounded tig- er on foot is the most reckless. In covâ€" er the man afoot: is utterl at the lurk- ing beast's mercy. Sikun er Singh was out of sight. Suddenly there wasa long. fierce snarl in the bush and a. rustle of a heavy body: then arose a long quavering cry of mortal agony. All knew what it meant. The elephant. were goaded forward. and wild yells and frantic screams arose from all sides,the elephants joining in the pandemonlum. In a. little opening the Sikunder Singh in the mouth of the tiger. his thin arms and legs tossing as the tiger drew back. No one would shoot through the human shield into the tiger. But on the left a man got a. flank shot. Drop- ping thc man the tiger sprang at an clephant's face, tearing it down by the head. The hunters came together about the two and a bullet broke the t' er’u neck. The tiger weighed 600 poun . The hunisman who would have been the first to denounce so foolhardy an act as his own. never spoke coherently again. His spine was crushed. TURKISH BATH. Any small room will do, provided it has a “hard finish" upon the walls, so they will not peel or crack in the damp- ness. The room is stripped of all fur- niture, except a steamer chair. The window is then opened the veriest trifle, and a small frame covered with stout canvas is placed at the opening. This insures ventilation. for without fresh air your Turkish bath isn't going to be a. success. A large tub of water is next mount- ed in a framework and a kerosene lamp plucod underneath it. Your steamer chair must be high enough for the pan of water and lamp to sit under- neath. So much for keeping you warm in the chair. When you seal: your- self in the steamer chair you will have on only the regulation white sheet of the Turkish bath. Over it you fling a. large \viirin robe. The room becomes so warm, and the bath is so thorough, that you are glad to throw it off ere long. In the bathtub you draw a quan- tity of boiling water, hot enough to steam. and should it cool you pull out the stopper and refill the tub. ’l‘wo fillings will be enough to keep the air moist through a bath an hour long. There is another thing needed. This is an alcohol lam and a kettle of wat- er. Such a simple thing as an after- noon tca kettle. allowed to boil hard with the cover off. will give enough steam to fill the little room full, Fifteen minutes before you take the inth light the lump under the pan of water which is safely tucked away unâ€" dcr your chair. and light also the oth- er lamps and set the. tub running full of boiling water. Close the door ot your bathroom. At the end of 15 minutes the steam will pour out when you open the door and you can take your scat in this chair ready for a gentle steam- in . fhtti was the first woman to have a private steam and vapor lritli. and her complexion is mid to depend largely upon it. "I . ‘ "m‘”" _~_~~_-_,_._.._'7?: .. In a constitutional disease and requires a tonstltutional remedy like Hood's Sarca- ‘onrllls. Bnufl‘s and inhalants can give aulv temporary relief, but Hood‘s Sara‘s- Qarillc crlectly and permanently cures. “ My lttle boy was a 1treat sufferer with cotarrh. Medicines heiook from phyai‘ clans did not help him, and he began us- ing Hood's Sarnpuills. We have given him three bottles of this medicine and it huoffeotod a complete cure.” Mus. R. Lâ€" Tnmxn, Roxobel, N. U. Get only HOOdgs Sarsaparilla ham only by 0 l. and 3 Co. Lowell. In”. Hood’s Pills 23333133“ l I ' a i r Makl n Damion-l "A" "W ""1" A Rlpple comes when healthy babies °° $21.23.... 25...... c... u . wakiguigh‘mkmoodmm‘ gmé'h‘ltthiih‘li‘if‘ftm2::gfifélgn 0f Dimples those dim es are made ":22" canon m byScott’s Emulsion. "’ ' i ' 0 Half the cod-liver oil, 1. e. Scott’s Emulsion, is ~ taken by babies. It makes them happy b cushion- ing out their little bodies and making tliem com- fortable. Dimple: are health. Did you ever see asickl bab withim leshcxsxawwwu.» s . lace or twenty-four hours until it canon "- ” 39 g L? on place on ice. when u will open truism-bx? . nguomus. 1n Lad k “u and delicious. l ‘ D M. Thor-cot be" on be obtained in olldru ‘ “18$ - lI'ool and grocery stores in and u can bottles make two and live x can. You on door! it on b n ‘9 BIAII. 1., AD 0!‘ No A “ll not write the old rel able dutch. w.o. HARRIS. not wait“: a, rezone.“ Telephone 178. FOR YOUR PALMS. The proper care of palms in the house A MOTHER’S THANKS» _. is mainly a series of don"ts. Don't give She Tells What Pink Pills Did for them too much water, and never any Her Child. until the surface of the pot is slightl .....i dried. This is the first commandmen . Sun'cred From St. Vitus‘ Dance-Lost the 31:16:1533: tlfie 13:31 gt: £33132? he of [for Right Side and Almost Lost day. though you can”: give them too “ the Power of Speechâ€"(Zuer in a Few much of morning. or afternoon shining ,v‘ 3:31.013?!" $1.153». “'CEKS' A Don't try, either, to kee them in rooms ® .ndg hotly. promo! Should Enjoy Llfo. How Many do ‘1’ Hon: on nlursbl wash and richly. n = was: untold mini-lo. - . - i through allmonupunl- , ii' ‘ , lur to their sex. .\ ‘ 1 1/: 1r is vmono. rho \ ‘ l ' i ' ‘9‘ Thoroun"best'in everything. 3 BUY-CYCLES ‘ . Nw‘ ’ ' AYlmer, Que.. Gazette. where there is a smel of gas. They :‘redtlgiongm womn’l Of all the discoveries made in med}- have fine noses, those green things. MILIO’ (Dam) VEGETABLE COMPOUND cine in this great 8 of progress none and will yellow and shrivel over a leak have done more “18318.,th human suf- that neither the plumber nor our own and “"03, Sanatl“ "as". but do it carefully. There are many Goon wheelsâ€"there are some 1: - . - ' I ~ olfactories may have detecte . Thus _ belt" than 0‘11679- i o .3512? hauler. Phyllis: 5.3:: they may me your healthâ€"and Wm moi-.3. ..tll.’€£.' an. armistice Thw- but let in this broad land in which the re- ‘3 0‘3 more meortanca' Of com-56' your filmlmn‘ F” "hily'rlhgdigg’31‘rlumlbo' markable healing power of this favor- compleXionâ€"Since. escapng 3“ balm)“, ite medicine has not been put to the the Worst of am“ mnmers' D°n% test and roved triumphant. It is 2. lat the fronds at dual: ' either; don't great medicine and the good it has acâ€" expect them no t° ‘3‘“ “p “1 Q mom compiished can only be faintly estimat- Wlth dry furnace heat .and ‘Vhlffs 0‘ ed. There are many in Aylmer who 9°31 8‘33 from th° regmt‘er' Lasuy' speak of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in don't fail *0. 1‘76 them all the 018“ terms of raise, and among them is the ashes they “"1 devourâ€"’8' teaspoonful Bx lanatory unable an moi: oppch on. "A. M. C." HBDICINB CO.. 518 St. Paul St.. Moutrnl. The Yellow Fellow. Consult ouriutorcctcby ~. lug o ontnlc no: it So truth a It hi- I cycles. free. family 0 Mr. John Smith. the well- arm“ is D“ t°° mu“ m a 3m” P“- v known blacksmith and wheelwright. D13 them 111'” the Wth' taking 08‘" ‘ AMERICAN RATTAN 09: Having heard that his daughter, Miss not to break the roots; then water. and . Tonnolom_ be sure no water stands in the saucer at the foot of the pot. W.P.C. 818. Minutes, had been cured of St. Vitus’ emu anon. Aaum . ~ «'1' ‘1 -. . 1 _ l__â€"‘ _ . > . ‘ u ' v v - ' ;. "_ 1 .vi_. . -. ~ _ . t ! MUSIC HOUSE ‘ ~ St. Leon Mineral Water. Muslc Publishers, Manufacturers 8i Importer: 0F EVERYTHING MUSICAL SPECIALTIES : Our ' Imperial ’ Band Instruments, . Guitars. Mandolluu, ' Banjos. Harmonicas. and the Latest Music Publications. Highest Award Headache D s a sin * Rheumatism yDi’algetcs 0 (Ella WORLD'S 27 c Gold Medals and FAIR other Awards . . . I Don’t purchase until you see our Indigestion Constipation g , l, 7 prices. gfaépnagal regxlator1 prlnk saluting: IDS. D08 V0 cure I 3 dance by the use of Pink Pills, the Gaz- o O 3 ° “£11”! “‘3“"‘°" gala by an men" all“ “1 £19111me 311- smug. t‘! 18131“ 8 cj:°_"'5unllghll 153 YONG! crass-r ' 00“ Mlnfl'al Wfllfil' 00 “L e par ic ars. pon men inning e _ _ It] fit. w. 'r . matter to him he expressed. pleasure O T "Mu" ° TORONTOI ONT‘ n: ' "on" in making the facts public, if it was 0 m.. .â€" thou ht that they would benefit anyâ€" "W"? to what the People wantâ€"VINTILATID soon Run your feet dry and out I Bite a go, ftlfid crelnliéirkegbtaiijag hogtihguglfil: o 33‘“ o _ aunmtor, dry and warm In wlntcr. Porcplratlon dampness cvoldodi 'rs. mi 0 articulars better titan himself. Mrs. . '”" ‘ mith said that about a year Boon ran Wanna: 0 ago Minnie was attacked With‘ For every in "Sunlight" o - St. dance, 0f 8. rather wrappers sent to Lever Bros_, severe nature. and a number of mediâ€" Ltd. Tommo'ausem a ct. . cines were tried, but without any ef~ Oboun'dbook willbe sense}: _ . . feet upon the trouble. An electric bat- aclotbbound for so wrappers _ O . ter was also used but had no benefi- fio ?o 000 0Q 9Q cia effect. The trouble appeared to Minnie was obliged to discontinue go-n dating before 1370 of Canada. be getting more Severe, and finally ing “1! SChOOI- hi1va 10$ the Power on Provinces, United States; also her right side. .H‘er speech was also Bill and L'aw S'amps bought. Good Prices. so much affected it was With difficulty WM. R. ADAMS, 7 Ann St.. TorontO. 0110. she could be understood. She was out. . OUGLAS BROS. Slate,Gravel and metal at school for about Six months and all D roofers, metallic ceilings. sky lights, 31;; ttfigigge 11023238311332 figginterfefgg: sheet metal workers. 121 Adelaide W.,Toronto tive. One day Mrs. Smith saw in the WANTED everywh". ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM Gazette the particulars of a. case of to handle aNow Prop. -. . ,. . St. Vitus' dance cured _by the oration. Liberal remuner. . . . ..... .... use of'Dr. \Villiams' Pink Pills, and atlon. Stamp tor particulars. r. “ . determined to try them Wlth Minnie. R. W. HANNAH. TORONTO. I.“ ' reduced prices or. in recenttimer, ori lulled-new ' idea in this line. on account of whic ,nnd tho good - . works of its goods, it has been awarded one-half ‘ the world's windmill business. It prepay: fraught ;. . .' (020 branch houses. one at your cor +1 Send now for catalogue for up-tcdlnte _- ldcas. Our imitators ma print our latest plans. .usa By the time .two boxes were used Mrs. Smith (was sensible of a great _ imâ€" provemcnt in her daughter's condition, and after the use of four more boxes was satisfied that Minnie was complete- ly cured, as no symptoms of the trou- ble remained. This was‘about; the end of June last, and since that time there has not been the slightest recur- l‘cnce of the dread disease. \Vhile iiiinâ€" ; ‘ nie was taking the pills her weight in- . I1 creased, and her general health wzisl I; -. much improved. Ali‘s. Smith also said! that. her younger daughter showed l symptoms of the same trouble, but the' , . use of Dr. \Villiams' Pink Pills speedily l ' dissipated it. Dr. \Villiams' Pink Pills are offered with a confidence that they are the only perfect and unfailing blood builder and l nerve restorer and when given it fairl trial disease and suffering must vanish. I ,. . They make rich, red blood and cure‘ .' A 1 when other medicines fail. Sold by all 5 . ' dealers or sent by mail on receipt ofI 50 cents a box or $2.50 for six boxesl by addressing the Dr. \Villiams' Medi-' ' ~. Iron Fencing, POOR. WilliS Dliilll AT ANY PRICE. and all kinds of " ‘ lRON ANBjflRE WORK. "You will always find the most sticks around the best apple tree." The great Evans & Dodge 80 Gear Roadsters, with four point bearings, are to-day the but abused wheels in the Dominion of Canada. These Four Point Bearings have Struck Opponents Like a. comet 'They are patented throu bout the world r TORONTO sauce AND .' 'ORNAMENTAL worms cine Co., Brockville, Ont” or Schenecâ€" TORONTO- CAN‘ truly, N. Y. Beware of imitations and refuse trashy substitutes alleged to be "just as good.“ FOR TWENTY-SIX YEARS. EUNN’S AKENC POWDER THECDOK‘S BEST FRIEND But they are not. B. & D. LARGEST SALE lN CANADA. Sure or Onto. Cirr or- TOLEDO, l . Locus COUNTY. ;’ “- FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that ho is the cooler partner or the firm of F. J. CHEsz Si: 0., doin business in the City of Toledo, cunt? an 5 ate aforesaid, and that said firm will a the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL- LAilb or ouch and cvcry case of Catarrh that cannot. be cured by the use of HALL'S CATAKRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in in ‘,.‘t‘~‘ch0. this 6th day of December. A. D. lull. l .. our opponents their opinion, and submit ii any practical mechanic, he will readily show you the absurdity of their canvas. The sale of the E. & D, \Vheels all over the Dominion (among the best class OI riders) has been phenomenal. Send for Catalogues and full particulars if you wish to purchase what is acknowledged by experts to be the best wheel in the world. chd wheels can be purchased for less money, dz” AAV'GL'MSON' Thirty per cent duty is . Dietary Public. saved, and this additional v Hall's Cnlarrh Cure is taken internally andl .icts directly on the blood and mucOua surfaces of the system. Semi for testimonials. free. F.J. CHENEY kCU To‘edo . . -. HBOlibyDruugist5,750_ ‘ :0, j , r.- m ount added to the value of These wneeis. Canadian Typograpli (‘0. (Ltd) Willllfilli‘,0ut mom in Sim licl chdvo Working Qualities slid DZinbility. GUARANTEED TO GIVE FULL POWER CLAIMED Alla to n u uruszxrzn over 2,000 in successful operation. Miss Flora (in a pair of stupendous elccvcslâ€"llow do i 1091:, Bed? hed’ irapturously)â€"You're Simply unap- i monehame' l 3cm Salt Rheum. Old Sci-".8019 Dyes. Piles. -_â€" ' Rolls. 90cc Vinp’u, Home. Scolds. one. WEST SHORE THROUGH SLEEPING w ~~----‘---v----~ CAR TO xsw YORK. lionsov's IMPROVED GARRIAGE rm One of the handsomest sleeping cars. that had ever been turned out of thei idL‘IOI‘)‘ is now running from Toronto to New lork without change via the. pop- ular West shore routs. It is a buffet rar. and refreshments can be obtained on route. if desired. This car leavu Union Station, Toronto. every day except Sunday. at 4.55 p. m.. reaching .\'ew York next morning at 10.l0 a. in. On Sundays the sleeper runs from Eam- ilton only. connecting with the théonah train from Toronto. 03.1 at any . rand 'iiiiiid"iiiandiioiiiibiiiii"” , Stationary, Porta I ‘ All sizes , from a to 120 ' l are mwufocturcd and sold to the i . trade in every Itle 5 and grade. from the ' choc wit to the fin- est t root it tho: the mimics}; fen them. no u. more limit: In dunblo. I a bun potentod prov. menu he! found is any other mute. [0' "clinic and learn that nitrite: tho Roller op and on Trunk Olllwlin Tigronw or ammunition x'ii'am xii": “:23: Iflw'rin u. berm buying. Pamphm 1m. ‘ .n ' vvr s in I cop 3 cu. our“ on, n a at m ma, m mm H illi- it‘d mmh‘am WATEROUS. samrrono. ammo, and used only on the E. & . Wheels. Ash I f l