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PERU-NA SCORES Ancther Triumph in Canada President Edward Bousquet Lands! Bi in Glowing Words, Mr, Edward Bousquet, 248 a Panel sireet, Montreal, Can., president of Barbers International Union; Local 455, writes: "For several yours I have suffered Irom' catarrh, F iried many remedies with ]iltle 'of 'no results. "I vas © advised by a friend lo iry Peruna, and afler using 4 few bottles, I am much relieved. "I 'believe Peruna' to be the greatest known calarch, remedy of the: ge cheerfully reconumend Peruna for ca- tarrh,' ' The truthfulness of Mr. Bousquel's slatements cannot he questioned. "He has given a clear and: frank' recitil of his experience with 'chronic catarrh, and how Peruna helped him when all other. remedies failed. RATTLER CRAWLED OVER BODY. Peasy vanin Mother's Wit Saved Litile One From Death. At Weatherly, near Hazleton, Pa., Mrs. Henry Chamberlain: heard hor two-year: old bhaby cry onl in fear. She had left the "child asleep in ihe bedroom on' the second floor. The mother sped up thesstairs, She fling open the door, to seé a rattlesnake already drawing its loathsome form across the body 'of her. ghild. She stopped only to cafch up a stick of wood which; she recalled, had been loft in the room. As she advanced toivard ibe reptile; she bhethought herself that an altempt to Kill it then, might startle it inlo striking th nearest living. creature~-her baby. Every, bit of mother love and mather wil come, instinctively fo" hep tid: Ap- proaching within a. couple of feet; she pointed. (he slick 'at the snake's dully gleaming head. he. riltles cleked slightly, as the snake veered toward iis foe and her ex- ended weapon. | 'She drew back. © The shake writhed forward, Again she re: trated; again' the snake pursued. Fur ther and further back he mother step- ped, until: the' rattlesnake had: dropped: 10 the floor and lay. coiled) ready to lotineh upon. her. avith its venomous fangs. She made one quik leap towards if, 'and' she struck just -once ui the up< yaised neck. The wood struck upon the - stiffened backbone and: snapped. it like 4 Awig. The dangercus. snake luy dedd before her, Them. Mes. Chamberlain erught' up: her baby in: hoe dv kissed it harder than ony baby Git Wei: ere been Kissed for fhe fst der , pleasant, pi Sitectinl | ¢ : he sa Warm Wier, Mother, Grays Worm ys qual it. Pr pr 3 a to invariably show {ik is 'an astonishi Tw the official history of the Sly he as by Genéral Sir: Frederick Maurice, and com- Jing as il does on the eve Gf the Kaiser's Visit ta England has © © Alter. reviewing' the: difficulties 'which the British. authorities had to. ¢ LA SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE. + 43 14 contend | ¢ wilh 'on fhe gulbreak. of Rostiities. "I'he |. "Wochenblatt continues: --~"If the Brilis seldiér in the carly enga show himself af the heigl capacity when "stich ~ catastrGphes Nicholson's Nek and Slormberg decur, we, who now have 'our own ex- perience ol colonial warfare behind us, judge ' this phenomenon; which at the me evoked such' unfriendly comment, all "the 'more mildly, 'as to-day we ours Selves know what aeclimatizal 'neans in Such colonial enterpris "Sip Frederick Maurice's masterly de- scription of the fighting during the oper: ations for the relief Ladysmith; and during "the advance on Bloemfontein, shows awliat idevetion Ahe Brilish scidier ig capable ofy and what high qualities "he possesses--quaili were recently again manifested in a bril- liant fashion during the RELENTLESS RURSUIT C+ MORENGA, "rhe dash and perseverance of Gen- eral French's cavalry division during the pursuit: of General Cronje, the gallant behavior of the 'Highland "Brigade, the heroit altack of the Mounied. Infantry undér Colonel Hanna at Paargeberg, the tough fight of the Sixth Division at Drie: fantein, and the splendid stand mode by © Batlery at Sanna's Posi, are eloquent testimony to the Jeadership, pluck and willing devotion of the troops." A BADLY RUN DOWN. Pr. Williams' Pink' Pills Came io the Rescue After Doctors' Treat ment Fatled, The life' of nny constant traveller is | he always a havd one, bul - hose whose wark eonipel' 'them to' {ake long: lire. soma drives aver rough roads. exposed 16 all conditions of wealher', ale fd éop- stant 'danger of losing their beallh; Tho eXtreme heat al (summer or iihe pierce. ing winds of winter Sap their strongly, the kidneys bocotne diseased. Gro itheu- ingdism sels in. ©. What is needed to' withstand' this handship 18 rio red bladd<the pure bload: hat Dr, Wil Hams' Pink Pils slono con wake. Those daha what do i i a "I find -employinent. for Such: £8 Ie ! men © as' yourself nd Ais < Sentencon Six months' Husband lo' * : in the theory 'tha grea father. 'aftén: proves "a stimblin 10 the advancement of his s Wife="1 certainly do. '1 am { { John, our boy wil neyer be handicapped in tht way. Husband="ORr" "I haven't. 'gol any' case,' client," "1 have money." "ow: a asked Ale lawyer. en thousand dol- tars" was, the reply. "Phew! the; best case I" ever heard. of. FIks {hint you never go to prison wil sum, ald the lawyer cheerfully. And he 'didn't--he went thees "broke. A [cough is often serious, pulmonary afftietions, y 1h is: a simple cupe. within the reach of ul ty Bickle's Anti Consumptive Syrup, a ody. which if vesorted 10 al thé {tion "af a cold; will invariably give Het, and by overcoming the. (rouble, guard the | sysiem from gny. consequences. © Price 25 cents, 8, The Servant "Pr essoF, he " thief in. the dining: rodm?" Tho Astro (deep in a Calonlation) Fel mi tog busy lo ded him!" - oo BY BRIBING THE ReReRs may bop a cough bub She, moms vi ph 4 bad 8). worse, Balsam, cd Wo' opinm, 08 10 the "tire sures doep-joate Mag'strate-* hape Loa atiscol ip you Leve again." Old Offenders Not s- ; me here sgainl Why! yout aint i resign your, office; are youd" pil® ar travellers: neverJailing}. Irithd; neerning them 'Mr. ~ George Dade; of St. Elo, Ques, saysse*f anit" ; qin dealer and am obliged to make fu went trips, SOTelimes. very rings jeturnad home fiom. one of the if &. Jasl summer very 'much faligued. as overhedted and tried 16 cool and oe" myselt' by: lounging on he vepan-{ o ; da it late al night: 1 caught cold. ang the ext doy. 1 did not feel at all hi: We 1 had a headaghe, pains in niyl stofhach ond' was véry weak.' 'T went: {0 %06 a doctor; bul he said 1:avould bed alvirit in a day or $9, so. islaried Gn another trip. 1-had vot gone far before 1 felt véry ill and had o' retn 2 1:had chil oo » supply of Dr ad mes 1a