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Sir _William Hingston, M. D., of

_ Montreal, is one of the most eminent \ ______ Bl-ll`ge0ns 0! Canada. Not. only has

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_ cational bodies, but he has been a

generous contributor to medical lit erature Probably his most import-

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U lent work is his "Climate of Canada

.and .its Relation to Health and iLife." Born at Hinchbroolr, P. Q., _

in

"“"”°° ~ cal academy and at Montreal (St.

Sulpice) Collegiate, and graduated

2 ,in medicine at McGill University.

D ay‘ | Proceeding to Europe, he obtainedl

_ the diploma of the Royal College of 1

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o ll quently obtained diplomas ‘_ from

’ , France, Prussia, Austria and Bavar-

AT 2 O CLOCK, P. M. _ fa. He was the first Canadian to be

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ony houses, incubators,fatten worked towards improving the soni-

mg crates Pans’ express out going into detail, it is safe to W2gg0`D, Sl€1gh, l'JOI1€ 1111115 say that no member of the medical

profession in Canada has received more honors from scientific bodies -than he. Queen Victoria made him a `

and other articles too numer-

ous to mention.

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ens. H F~The highest bidder takes

them.

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Havin g opened our store _ on Great George Street, opposite Crsbbc’s ooiner, we wouldinvik you to call and inspect our stock which we navs 'just re-

ceivcd.Thela_ 'I ties in wool, which A* 'we will make in the

lal est fashions at inod- efate prices. Your own } material made up if de-

sired. Satisfaction gaar- I `

anteed' Patf°“3~§¢ 5°1° ` 'lilo 'the' guns the vessel will be pro-

icited,

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Whenyeurwellstocklsdstorewas qoingto burn down,you could waittoinsursnntilthswcck be- fore,but ~

wk” It is lkstfnfw ` ` _ ohopo win make tho nonsto-

Youmeteoiats. ‘leméinberthc _nomical and also t§t it will be

oldadage, “Tliereisuotimc like the present,” and no insurance like ours.

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llllowllii HAI Hold Muay Important

Admitted to the membership 'of tho Imperial Leopold Academy, vienna.;` For many years he has been surgeon to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Montre-

_ al, where he has given much valu-

able instruction in surgery. He hgg been President of the College of Phy-, sicians and surgeons and of the Ca-`

- nadian Medical Association. The drst`

Dominion Board of Health was or-

o of tho Host Eminent Surgeons ln'Cnn- E

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Positions In Educational llorilo i. -

held important positions in edu-

1829, he was educated at the lo-

urgeons, Edinburgh, and subse-

Sll! WILLIAM HINGBTON.

ganized by him, and he has long

tary conditions of the country. With-

Knight in 1895, and the following year he was called to the Senate ol Canada. _

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NOVEL FIGHTING CRAFT.

What Inventor Stokes Claims for XII Spherical Floating Battery.

Military men are much interested

in a unique engine of destruction just

marily for coast defence, but it pro- mises to be potent in offensive oper- ations.

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° The following is one of s series of articles devoted to the coifcc industry in

Mexico, prepared especislliy for us by one of the most noted historical experts of the United States. In th s series, as well as in our coffee cultivation, we have s sred neither pains nor expense to get the best. The Mexican Consul tothe llinitcd States; now located in Boston, recommends this series as interesting md instructive. On account of its educational value we suggest that parents _loc thlt

this series is read by their children. _

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'WHY THE IEXIGAII LOYES THE 00FFEE TREE. rom

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" When the trees have been growing _

for aboutthrec years the/y ind that pl"1»A|_ the planter has his own .ideas as to." what their size shall he. He “tops”

them from six to seven feet from the _

ground. The doweriug trees are f

beautiful in the extreme. The lavcs g » are dark green and glossy, much like e

the holly, and the fragrant white _ flowers _stand out in rich contrast. It

is a beautiful sight when the ~

are ripe. ON THE TREES AREA THE RED, WHITE AND GREEN

-THE NATIONAL COLORS OF _ _

MEXICO. _ ` ‘ ¢ brm¢h___w¢

Naturally the Mexican likes to point out the growing coffee trecs - md hw

as a national product of which to be proud. These` codzee trees rg, _

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mean much to his country They stand for something which Mex

d bett than all the rest of the world The co&ee of Ubcro for

ico oes er - _ , is Mexioo’s greatest gift to mankind. Rich, pure, delicious, sold ata' _ ¢1l>°¢ll- If price within the reach of all, it is the codec which you should know. _

It is the proudest boast of a growing country. _ __

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when our ooo: goo useko seuaoreo co|=1=sn~ oo get mo ou.. ' ~ `

gms, neverynny ogier way. If you buy one of these cans you will End 16 ounces 1 ofconeeinit. ‘ * ~ ’~;; ;- __ ‘ su-ll-Il Fegéo cents you can buy one of these one-pound tins = _ _

(DFP ,and you will get full weight, full strength, and full valuc_for your - _ mone . There is onl one ade of this coffee, and this grade the result some _ » __ g

sevcnly years of expcrimcntigdiiwith coffee culture :gable alcm@ __ Bu mm

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The boat, if boat it can' be called,

is shaped almbst, like an orange, and

such a way that as long as the ship keeps afloat they cannot be damaged or put out’of action. In addition

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vided with seven submerged torpedo _ tubes. ' l The -fundamental principle on which

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be the establishment of the guns the point of the centre of gravity the vessel. ~In this way, it is 'ex-

naval engineers, a stable gim pladt- form, will be obtained, '1‘_1;o_ _guns ss; ' planned will extend__ through the maindeck to_theg§deck, from ` which they will be loéed. Theyovlll the held rigidly in place bytheframo- work of the vessel itsjlf. v With a displacement `-_of nearly 4, ‘O00 tons, her crew will consist of nearly 400 men. It Q claimed by the inventor that _:~ the xspherical

practically impreg1_1ab____` _ Anson Phelps Stol-:Q inherl immense fortune fromifhil I

in iii:

has devoted most of his

un :yo years ago he'was _an active

til Hociii _ f an-in 'hm .n accident _to

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the two 40 ton disappearing guns with which it is equipped are builtf

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Is the place for you to buy. We have in our showrooms the 'greatest display of finished work in Monu_morrts. Headstones. etc., we

have ever Offered to the public- .' _

All kinds of marble including Brandon. Italian. Anza, 1-HEI

Lightiand dark blue. also Freestone and red and (ra _ . -_ _ °tiian”ao’.=o11 of wnaon wo onorar bonoorpfiooo. Designs foroanoii wmj P°“"°»

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invented by Anson _Phelps Stokes, a_ _ _ _ . '

wealthy New York philanthropist. It‘ __ _ ` _ " ' ~

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