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oRatrTen-------- YEAR 77 wo. 42. THE FINEST QUALITY Baker's Breakfast Cocoa The half pound can contains eight ounces of pure cocoa, of the finest quality, most-delicious flavor, and possessing all the Atrength of the hest cocoa beans, most carefully blended. WALTER BAKER & C0. Ltd. Established 1780 DORCHESTER MASS. Branch House: 86 St. Peter 5t., Montreal Could Not Sleep. DOOTOR SAID HEART AND NERVES WERE RESPON- | SIBLE. fs many a man and woman | Loating aight after night upon a sleepless | do not close in the sweet repose that comes to those y nerves are right. Some disturbance, wo! has so debilitated and irritated us' systern, that it cannot be snd causes nightmare tad starting in the oleh, twitching of As the muscles, res ete. lburn's Heart poy Nerve Pilla are a forall troubled in this way. have a soothi Ont, Colvin a Roesmore, tes ~--" About twe years ago ™ bog to by troubled with a oiarag weiss porred when I would lie 1 1 could not sleep in dark, hve to sit up and rub become. so numb. pid ty heart and nerves were | § saw Milbum's Heart and | erve advertised and got a box te them. oy w le down and sleep without the light | and can rest well. 1 ean recom. highly to all nervous and run - ol sents per box of 3 boxes for %, at all deplers or mailed direct on mesiit of price by The T, Milbum Co. Limited 18cnto, Ont, KILL, THE DANDRUFF GERM Or Your Hair will Fall Out Till You Become Bald. aut geionce has discovered that dandrufi is caused by a germ that digs up the scalp in scales, as it bur rows down to the roots of the hair, whareit destroys the hair's vitality, causing falling hair, and ultimately baldness. After Prof. Unna, bug; Germany, discovered the dand- rd rm, all efforts to find a remedy fale until the great laboratory dis- doyery was made which resulted Newbhro's Herpicide. It _alone of all other hair preparations. kills «the | daitdenf germ. Without dandroff, hair grows luxuriangly... Besgedd the cause you rdmove the effect.' _B&ld by leading druggists. Send 10c, in atamps for sample to The Herpicide Detroit, Mich. 81 bottles guaran: | G. W. Mahood, special agent. ToB ACCO HABIT MaPegsert's for the TY few A medicine, and only| re- the tongue with oc $2. in '--you're O. K. ia the A. ML Fight to take care of to ~The ng and calming effect | 1 took three boxes and ean | of Ham-! A FRENCHMAN SEEKING THE POLE. ITO STAMP 0 OUT CRIME Maily KINGSTON = DRL CHARCOT, Palma, Island of Majorea, Fob, Swrprcheiptessde from hereon ar. of the wildest tl have the Mediterranean sea in forty the staunch French Transatlan tie Steamship company's lider, General Chanzy, crashed at fall speed in the dead of night on the teonchére reefs near the Feland of Minorea all but ome of the 157 persons board perished. The customs 16. ir One vept vear torms Yas and on sole surviver is an Algerian official, Mons. Mares] Rodel, who was rescued by a fisherman and {lies in the hospital at Gindadela, rav- ling, as a result of the tortures through which he passed and unable ' give an account of the disaster. CAUSED DOWNFALL 'OUTBIDDING MANY: PREAC HER SAID MARRY HER, THE HE'D Grand Rapids Girl Told Friends She Was to be Bride of Rev. B. EK, Parkinson, Ejected by Methodists, Grand Rapids, Mich., Feb, 19.--In- tquiry among the fr ends and relatives ! fof Miss Etta Trendt, whose testimony caused the downfall of Rev. Benjamin E. Parkinson: from his seat in the Methodist conference at Muscatine, Howa, disclosed some interesting facts bearing on the nearaomance of Miss | Trendt with the former Grafd Rapids preacher. Miss Trendt was doubly de {ceived by him, as she Knew him as {Conrad Reardon, and he told her that he was unmairied, while he had a wife in Towa. According to the stories told by the girl's friends, Parkinson had promised to take her west and marry her. The girl's brother, J. Lewis Trendt, of this city, said she had spoken of going out west, and it was generally understood that she was to become a bride, al- | though her friends did not know who 'her Hane Was. Diligent inquiry concerning Benjamin E. Parkinson disclosed sev- eral facts of interest in view of the pa- ture of the case which resulted in hig {expulsion from the church at Nicholas. He lived with his wile here for several months last year, lemving in October at which time he removed to the Towa jtown. He is described as a tall, slim 'man, with dark hair and moustache; 'and is said not to have exhibited any particular degree of taste in his dress. Mre. A. H. Shank, who ig in charge of the house where he boarded, Mon- day night declared that Parkinson had accumulated numerous obligations while he resided there, and that sev. eral collectors and merchants had lealled since his departure, in the effort "Rev, to collect the amounts alleged to: be due them. 3 Mrs. Shank said : "He once told me ithat in case any one sought to leave a message for 'Reardon,' that I wus {to receive it and give it to him. Mis {wife told me that they had once had some domestic difficulty because of his attentions * to a young woman, . but while thoy were here "he seemed quite attentive to her. It was evident to me that he thought himself fully capa re- ble of getting his living with his tongue, as he certainly was a smart talker." Mre. Frederick J. Blymeir, of XW North Jefferson street, is a Cousin of y | Parkinson, but "denied that she had ® heard from him since he moved away. She said that Parkinson ran away to get married Ww he was nineteen years old, and that his wife was sev- eral years his ool and had been di- vi Parkinson's father is John Parkinson, of Toronto. MEDAL FOR RESCUE. Humane Seciety Rewards Placky san, : Cornwall, Ont., feb. 19. ~The Royal Royal medal to Hugh Kippen, "the well known Comwall lacrosse pla; and musician, who on Sept. 1909, saved the life of Miss McIntosh at the pert of his own. meident took place at the G.T.R. depot, Corn: wall, where a newly-married couple and d Bost of friends were awaiting the east-bound express. As the train {rustad into the depot at twenty miles in front of the ap- on to} Kipnen leaped nk nd ars threw the fall into the crowd, § back Tamaelf in lime to a Humane Society has awarded a bronze eho PACIFIC OCEAN ONT ARIO, SATUR RDAY, Da A MAGELLAN ASTRAIT of CAPE HORA | 8 MAP SHOWING LOCATION OF Of the ship's oighty-seven thirty there of cabin. company passengers, were in the first vere whom } PORT GALLANT. ere numbered i that. no we line Ww seventy Americans It is beliey Were FEBRUARY 19, al ORC + 19:10. % NEW PLAN HAS \S MEEN PROPOSED IN SPOKANE, Residents Will Assist Sheriff in the Capture of Lawbreakers--Reports of Crime to be Made Known Over The Telephone. | Spokane, Wash., Feb. 19 --Farmers, | ranchers, orchardists and residents in settlement in Spokane county, been enlisted in the service of | Sherif ok Mek. Pugh, to cap jture lawbreake The baihiwick has lbeen so thoroughly anized, that it almos a criminal to pe, being to reduce rime and thus save very Fred org t impossible for the purpose to a minimum property no poiTected by Thomas deputy, j of the suburban and farmers' tedephone lines in the than 1,300 instruments, ex I= instruments in and an independent system with hones bis sca | ned consists a county, h more : { Spo kane, to be completed ip is committed in the outlying district, the able to communicate ear the scene, advising the lockout in the event orime an Ker escapes, residents country ind in various have entered int with Sheriff Pugh, and the ceevmrrprdries cave merepora te ials in placing t their disposal by has of farmers and stock to work of ap and it is "olear and by also rece ollie day herifi raiser ¥ Lion with him ding wanted this ing eounties, his persons have the the lowest point Spokane county are they in favor of anid Sheriff Pugh promised to assist Jin ridding the cour and other erimin hot that law to come into this co operate in vrehen Heved will effect of I ing crime "The hidin tn ople i are our of In eve of &lock thieves ls and mak it ] ty i ' S00 at IN WAR. -- HORSES DEMAND Font | Buyers of Foreign Governments Pick- ing up all the Animals Available in the British Isles. London, Feb. 19-The question of the shortage of ' horses in England, | and the serious problem with which ithe army remount department would {be confronted as a Consequence in the devout of war, has during the last few days been given special prominence. Expert evidence has been published showing that there is no room for doubt that the shortage exists, and also that two great sources of supply --the omnibus horse and the cab horse ~are no longer to be relied on. At the same time it has been shown that the agents of various foreign war de partments are outbidding us all over the country for best stock. Inquiries in Ireland show that a sim ilar shortage is threatened there. Thousands of horses raised in the country are bought up by foreigners, in most cases government agents. The principal buyers are Germany, Belgi am, Austria and Italy, but France, Holland and Switzerland also look to Ireland for some of their best army horses, "There is no doubt that both at the Dublin horse show and at the numer ous horse fairs and sales up and down the country a very large number of the best animals go to foreigners, said the manager of Messrs, the famous Irish repository. "Not only agents but number of German and come over here to buy Une German officer to my knowledge, has given as 'much as 150 guineas lor =a horse. The average price paid by the foreigner for a good animal is nearer ($250 than $200, and frequently as | mu h as $300 and $400 is given. The {Germans think a great de al of the horses from Ireland, and buyers ire continually coming back to get more. | Sewell's a large officers also other horses. mam---------- News From Picton. Picton, Feb. 17.--The Picton orches- tra rendered music: for the ance at the Lake Shore House Miss N. Tait of Wellington, had an "exciting time while skating on West Lake, as she Junged into a muskrat hole and was in the icy waters up to her shoulders, but managed to scramble out and was driven to her home. R. Hughes, of the Ridge Road, found a pearl worth $10 in some oysters pur chased at Smith & Ball's. It 5 now on exhibition at their store, Rov, ,l. 3. Lewis, of Main street church, has been asked to remain a fourth year, The "'No-Sect" are holding services in §.8. No. 3, Hallowell. The party at George Collier's was well at- tended. Mr. Weigh, Toronto, is a visitor at his uncle's, Walter Cob lier's. Mrs, Edwin McCaw, who has bern on the sick list, is better. Wal- ton Fox has left for a visit to his brother's, Rev. ©. A. Fox's, Water town, N.Y. On his return trip he will visit his sister, Miss Cassie Re RB. A., and other friends in Kingston. Notes From Kepler. Kepler, Feb. 16. Mrs. Stanard (ness, Ross Kavener and A. Kavener are op the sick list. Ryan and Ruvira ae sawn wood at T. Garrett's. Heovaor Kavener and family have returnxd to their home at Collins Bay. Miss Vo'my Lawson: is visiting at Sed -vham. Walter Switeer had the misfortune to revival' horsq M last week Shi a valuable Wo Mig ni a cow. itce at Miawa, Throus gh or is Kepler thad Rev. Inverary, last Sunday. the oust or Miss over Sun iv. Dr Sydenham, at G Herbert G. Elginburg Mullen, Killins was Wartman and wife, mM irs, Hele sit Wo Kavener Buck, SON 8, ---- rp 18 vial Miss | od | at William Law A GREEN PERMO VISITING GOWN brediker will fe county.' | - i! ' > up | A man's wife | sami , especially she is Carter's Iron they person, , | bs 5 tr i ( th but than d alwavs he to her husband, ened pervous, and uses Pills, she cannot be, for "feel lke a difierent her they all say, 'and their too ' weak m nke © $0 bande sav se Montreal Wanderers potest if Ottawa n from othe y will insists on clubs ght. probably playing to~nig of visiting costumes, but none more green permo. The skirt, in the new puff style, below the.fmes i wrinkling from wrist to elbow, plete the costume. POSED PY INGTON »W MI3s br NG OF HENRY Ww SA Paris has sent to New York this spring mere than the usual number gathered into a scanty circular flounce. The jacket has a which does not disguise the outline of the waist, a low open- with a Persian silk trimmed rolling collar and long sleeves A white horsehair trimmed with green velvet and shaded green pompons and a striped green silk sunshade com chic than this one in a medium shade fits smoothly about the hips and just SECOND SECTION. HEADACHE, WEAKNESS, +258Ten "I Suffered With for Years---Pe-ru-na Cored Me Entirely," Miss Albina Chauvin, No. 50 Rue Ag ies, St, Henri, Montreal, Can, Ww "I consider Peruna better than any other remedy, as it cured ms when Dothing else could. I suffered for years and years with heart headache and weakness, I never expected to find anything to cure me. Saw one day, in "La Presse," that Peruna was excellent and I tried it. One bottle produced a change in me and if the price had been $100 a bottle would have paid it gladly. I have taken six bottles and am entirely Please accept my thanks and best wishes for your Peruna. ¢'Please Accept My Thanks and Best Wishes For Your PE-RU-NA. Many cases of heart trouble are caused | Such a condition of the stomach 8 By reflex disturbances. {also lable to produce headaches of the Derangements of the. stomach and | | worst sort. Mver produce symptoms of heart trouble, | Medicines that palliste the symptoms Catarrh of the stomach is a very fre- | Will never lead to a cure, quent cause of SympiTuetio heart dis- Tt is the effect which Peru pon ich nahas uo | the stomach, healing the mucous mem Palpitation, shortness of breath and | branes and restoring the natural fune= bloating after meals are the most prom- | tion of the stomach, that causes Peruse nent symptoms, %0 bring such prompt relief, That's all. as lo sugar It is now the world to make the finest beef beverage in a cup of a One OXO cube is just enough to make one generous cup of 0X0. With the cube there's uo bother ladling out or measuring with a teaspoon, and you always get just the ght qu Enjoy a a "eup of O XO when you first get up--as a 'snack" between meals--at bedtime, Give the Hows. They love OXO and it is one of the best things in the we rid for them. You can afford to use OXO freely, for it costs 21 a cabe---or less, 0X0 i 15 now sold in tins of 4, 10 and 50 Cubes, as well as in bottles « Prices of OXO cubes: Tin of 4 cubes, 10c; tin of 10 cubes, 25¢; tin of 50 cubes $1.15.) All Crocers, Druggists and General Stores. Canadian Agencies : {3 [ace Ee Sarat: J cevita at ancouver & Winnipeg. 0 9000000000000 00000000 0000 We Arc Manufacturers of Tiaps and Bends, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Write for Lists and Prices. Long Distance The Canada Metal Co., Phone M 1729. In The "Wish" Colamn. Boston Herald At partment of a Boston daily ---- asked the employee i Have you no 'wish' column 1" asl vd the voung woman. | No, what 7" queried the clerk, pus cently presented 'herself a trim looking laled gimply h : servant, ia axing ad | maid, ; a tion he 98 a sement, sai ! aunt, a8 paper, ior ! " hace oe 3s MS or three days thereafter. ind in the E : ! a window in the busipess there re wha, a small y please, and Leultured city In the 'want' or "personal" columa? language ¥'