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AN ELECIRI DWELLIN

machine;-uns them tlirouglia self grinding / in che gum;

__ _______ __ _ ~ ’ wrinsori bonus them in the drying closet. ` in replying, """"""" "_ heated by electricity to Just the right of your ‘Join

,rooms he Wm notice Switchboard; or temperature, starches them ',-and irons mojo; geo”-a,1m

1 house without a match in it; a house

‘wvithouta single pair of st-airs; a house ‘without acoal scuttle, a dish towel or a chimney; ii house without ice, without im, without smoke-that is the electric dwelling house which is possible now and which, the prophets say, is to be the home of the future. lt can go even farther. The house need not have a back yard, or a clothes line, though these thingsare to be matters of taste. The description of such , e home must necessarily to be a story of *“instead_s"-instead of this, an electrical tid-and when the matter is reduced to, is simplest form it will be found that two mall, rubber-covered Wires are coal scut- tlee, dish towels and matches. As for

-fthe coal, instead of being brought to the house by noisy carts and dumped in- fbthe cellar, it will come exactly as ii .manage does to the telephone receiver. one two smell wires, and just as invisible m less noisy.

Tlieseltwo Small copper Wires, carefully

*wrapped in gutta percha or rubber, are

liiiclicn, but never seen except in

. their edict. They will i-an thioiigli the

,pipes of eieoirolieis and will lurk behind Illks ofpusli biittoils, 5. touch on which ‘will light any floor or the whole house or imve it-in darkness in an instant. As L' the kitchen range, it will be full of This and almost every kitchen utensil *will have a copper string tied to it-.

'In the parlor, if it is evening, thegvis-

3501' willbe struck by the glow of light kom the many electric bulbs on deetrolier or single fixture. He “Um feel an even, pleasant temperature

_‘md breathe air which, while warm, is .ztmh and invigorating. If he looks for

llesiielm radiator or ugly vent for hot tit, he will find orrly the ventilating duct ,

.ikclmrging fresh air into the room and »-_:in.1viug off the foul air, and in cor-

' ls or elsewhere small box-like affairs

K triding dimensions, the diminutive if-\\|t powerful electric radiators. If it

summer he will find in the parlor the

mme pleasant breeze he noticed in t-h_e .._~l\eIls,

mend he will locate the electric fans lbove his head keeping up a constant cir-

of cool air which probably comes

Quan a coil of refrigerating pipes. Here .md there about the parlor and other

‘. -I 1' e

ache

for 18 Years.

lush-laelilbletelerker

1-U. Glide lhey,-Llilrlllle ilnlell.

Too many endure the misery of back-

without knowing that it is the

symptom or kidney dis-

As you value your lite do not a backache. It tells of the be- ot the most fatal ot diseases

Ir. D. C. Simmons, Mabee, Ont.,

:-" My kidneys and back were

had that I was unable to sleep or

work. My urine had sediment like hrickdust, and I had to get up three or four times every night.

"I saw Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver

Pills advertised, and decided to give (hem a. trial. I have only used one box, and am a. well man again. I can

_ naw wood or do any kind of work, and

am not bothered -with backache or kid- `tey troubles. I also enjoy good rest Ind sleep, which is a. great relief af- fer suffering for eighteen years.”

Dr. Chases Kidney-Liver Pills, one

. pill a. dose. 25 cents a. box, at all

dealers: or Edmanson, Bates and Co., Toronto.

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and if he follows a slight Whirringl

on ems a mos i ii 811110 » .

guiding hand taining groceries and perishable goods

In the nursery the visitor will find elec and invites you to enter as into a bril _______ pm,

thinks it is t rt and termed from the fl r to which the home

w human thermostats a. co

utensils gleaming on the shelves. Elec-

drive away steam and the odor of cook- ing, and all about are wires ready for attachment. One misses here, however, the match box, the coal scuttle, the bun- dle of kindling wood and newspapers, and the dish pan and dish towel. For ordin- ary cooking, the cook, the visitor is sur- L prised to ilnd, use the kitchen table by way of a stove. She puts the tea kettle down,turns toa button afl`air,andin a tiiee the water is pouring away like mad. A turn of a button. and a frying pau is sizzling or a griddle is ready for the creamy dough. But for baking and such I matters the cook has an electric oven, the heat on all parts of which is under abso- lute control. She mixes her cake with the electrical dough mixer, beats] her eggs with a. motor-whirred affair, looks in her cook book to find how hot the oven must be, turns a hand on a dial and the o§_eu_ is piping hot, to lstay just at that heat all day long; unless the dial of the thermostat is changed. Next to electrical range is a piece of mechanism-a ~ dish- washing machine. This is an arrange- , ment of wooden baskets, through which

Dhease of the kidneys.

soapy water is whirred by an electric motor. A few seconds of this soapy water, I then the dishes are soused in water so » hot t`iat whin the plates are withdrawn 4 they dry by their own heat. The entire process takes tive minutes fora mea1’s

dis i-washing, which under the old hand iegi ne, consumed two houis, left the servant' wth a. temper of ,her own and hands read as beets, :nl ` charged upto profit and loss many nicks and smashes in line chinaware.

The electrical laundry machinery,which

,is there instead of a stationary tub, iron . and ironing board, is likethe fireless stove _and the self-boiling oatmeal steamer in progressiveness. The servant lets hot

dishes, or :iifteen a day for'

" Y F* ' gazes . . mg- . moneys F ' £5, ‘~ n .I-='§*_»of’ fi g fff?.',.-‘fi=~5;-;;*~=-*ki-_‘foi=";‘ T3

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'run euanrimx. oninr.n'rvnr¢iwN.f PRINGE E,

` water into a contrlvanee, puts clothes and ‘~

G soap in touchesa button Ten minutes

o ere, the

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noni bnuont “none lioho and nent may them by machinery Two homo of elect R 10 bc icgnintcd mo fonn tot going on the ricity accomplishes two doyv cork by _ electric cor csv.-oo o the successor io hand. and Saves the loundrossoo' com- _.___ ou so

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tho broom and tho handoowor, be gon. plexions, as there is no tire needed for _ that th

nectefl with the feed wires. In the sew- irons.; In cold weather, h0W¢V°1', W0 whole

ing-noonn, wires win nnn from one oi electric heater keeps the kitchen ot the T0 lrlllll Sympallllscfs inhis mum and so ,hedged mono pings or nwirchbonnfis fo the sametemreraturo as the dininsr room or. tnvomblelegisiatlon ssthe Ii-ish sowing ninchino which is n parlor- Down collar thioss are ameri queer affair without a tread- very ditlerent in the electrical houseirom 11 What, precisely do your le, which the seamstress starts or stops UW WU!-1 'Sl'-'M9 Of 9-5`8il‘S ill NIB d0lIl.¢8tic , mmm" “|,~¢p;-gggntntlveg

by touching the right button on the nethu‘-W0l‘ld- N0 C09»1l>iI1S. no ash barfl “united” (I fear but

table. In this case domestic foot-power rels, no beater, no klndling wood. Al ---- mom wan 10 you;

tis done away with and sewing is ‘good touch on a. button and the cellar to its ’ aging

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tricity rocking the cradle. The baby of liant grocery store, The cellar is trans “ning

lgggid of trotting litildnliaaroaqiid, half ptlit rubbish settles by iliimestic gravity. l1lt0_ in Bagan gen 1‘.‘I.‘:.‘*$.;.‘Z12f.‘i.;2.“»Eii‘§;i°:.“.?:.;”i.i':.°:.‘ili; if.;f;‘:i”2:§€..‘°f:°.?;..§‘i.‘fi‘.£°:?.§$i f Herald-In Qualify of 'i§l‘§iiZ'.fif.1‘f"$ifi.’lS.f§§”’i; ,f.'.`.17.,,‘§, ..»............ ....1 ..;..i .£$".‘l‘i.?.§’€.i§Z Llberty ‘£.°€Zi°

an-important factors. They win be nu danger ofshoolgto those haggling chem 1216 lltiliili 91' 9¥l`%*?ll!¢ morcllry vdrien vers.

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D Irvmthe electric roller to the elif 9 _.om n. died point- 'Tho oflvontezfo of --

lPnpaleahs out of the bed and touches* iiaklchli house over the hand-.PQW91`l»_°°“1

bnnon nnainc onndle nooks itself wiinonil heated. ins-lighted homo of to-das' are low, PNB,” 0,, Ant, Brmsh o__1;i___l>rol11l¢_______u ___

_th no _t ]_ 0 mbi by _I apparent. _ With electrical machinery, ercom , 5! is she gogeiiilggrove fdxracookidg nxiiexgery an and ahalf will accomplish hand Myself an Irishman 57 birth *'l1°\18h mocha oueea foods. This stove, like the heaters work' of an entire dey. Bedmaking and a‘asi one of those degraded beings mis history

bout y

iniongnioni one nonoe, in conirouoo by n ninniisi- more would have to bo done oy f takenly called landlords: o »11b.i¢¢l *ff *ht turltolrfolw

turn of a. screw on the thermostat, by hand, but it is believed that three or fair Queen, and not ashamed ol the fact that

which the temperature can be gove§i_¢_:d“1lmsf_work a day would complete the _many o£my9.nc¢St01'5 and relatives have midi’ dé°'_1_`x§;°’§t°°r';‘P°t’ri°'t‘°d exactly. Sister`s electric curling n averoge servant’s task. The absence offany fought and tllld for the Empire bverwhlch 12 uuesmtiilolns for yum Uanleu you probably is hidden somewhere in tl:»'e=.'form_of combustion for heating or lighting she now *preeldeel as A present temporary ablgw Yurmih an “ch ‘nd eve” nursery. ` not only does away with coal and ash-dust resident in this city of Boston I wish to of them ‘_ clear dengue and

M After an_ howeven the kitchen of the in tho house, but also reduces absolutely ask you a few questions, purely for en I of t sham

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electric home is the most interesting the consumption of the air people breathe lightenment and in the interests of truth ';:f31e;"sak‘bf§t ngpeét forthe mwukeme ¢

' ° ` . ‘ ' ' ’ b fires the You are Iimagine a fellow countrymen

part, because here there are more elect- f”d9°"S Wm* "‘“` ‘mt "‘t1°'°_°d Y = ' ’ of your fouow D-iohmon fo;-gm “gg 9; rical oinsteady then e1Sewhere_ It is 3 indoor health of the family _would be of mine, and therefore youhwill pr_obIl»bl7 the dread of being lmghea so for vipoub ~‘ bri ho clean room with rugs on the better.--Frederick J. Nash in N. Y. answer my queries W1 h ot ers, t at is

8 _ » , . . mzidiotsb therestof t worldscom

noon ,and ani manner of queer cooking Commercial Advertiser. whylhave carefully setout for you my munitlw tg awp talkinzh-anonsansm np

_ In our own vernacular I say to

noon?

WH -'““'-° Wisha, don’t be makin an

- 1. As a rational being, can you give me se We are both from

asingle and authenticated fact proving B05. dw? fYl°l1f|» Bild,

’ that freedom under the rule of Mr dare to tell you that, had you

Wh . E _ _ Kruger is superior to the same article there as WU ha” $0 'V023 119°,

_ en In UVOP9 w"t_e 01' telegraph under Queen V1ctoria’s administration l would never have come to America.

de lf Bal", 33 B-Ue'9l1_9DU0 Mifcel, 2 Can you demonstrate to me that a you must be a power in politics,

Paris. and you will receive the Speci- Roman Catholic is as ‘ free' in the Trans and over-here you get your

Ec wanted or the name of the near- vaal as in the British empirei four years. But they would think est town whey-9 Humphrgys’ Spoof- 3. Ca.n~you quote me asingle authentica. of you if you could only keep quiet

fios are for solo “77” _ for Grip and ted instance in which England has gone to rest of the time. Those among you who Colds_ Specinc .,4»» foo Dian_hea__very war as a robber, as a murderer have succeeded here, I notice remainl - h - among the nations, or as ‘actuated by bere,mIreland. at home, only the failures, important w en travelling. , , eilre,

Specmc “1,, for Fevers _Cm-_ “_ the greed of gold ‘i ___ return to us Theyane notso entlmsias

t, ’ 5 4. Can you tell me whether England de tic, perhaps, as you, and it is not the “re- ‘°“' _ U H _ _ clared war upon the Transvaal or whether turned American who shouts loudest

s_l_’°°‘5° 10 fm' DY5P°P.`=1.°'a Ind* the reverse was the fact? about the superior freedom

8” 19°- __ f 5. Can you seriously suppose that the do notkuoww

Spocifc “I5” for Bhoumatiim. ' - English government will distribute toyoutoasky

nmongits members, ni-. cnc close oi che distinct nom thc

P ; I 1], *war, the gold mines of the Transvaal as Welshman, the Australian, iog_ ~ - rewards? _ ian the New Zoolander the

5 ,cial ,.27»» f K- s 6. Are you aware that those mines are any other place on earth under the B1, 3 len Or _ ldnoy ‘nd the private property of private sharehold lish dag, should have found the yoke

. . ers, ot whom the English are not the most gallmgt I blush for the foolishness you

Manual of all mal- dies, especially numerous, talk

children diseases sent free. i G°'ner_ nw’ rm

1 _ 'L Can you refer me to a. case where the You tell me a man may say and do as he rheumetism

F0' “le bY an dfugglstsi 01' 361117 lrule of modern England has set back the likes over here and he can’t in Ireland l Doctor- Em!

on receipt of price, 25c. each. Hum-` hands ofthe clock which marks the tune and all the time you know perfectly well rheumatic.

of the world’s progress? in your heart that England gives you a Caller-Oh I’m not.

8. Can you prove your assertions that far, far longer rope than do these United; _`° England is cruel to the Boers”? Do you States What you may shout on thebog , ' ‘ in the very least degree know what you land at home Patrick about tyranny, n‘Ple» S9-ld

_ . are taking about when you are making you daren’t say here-well you know it. “nth “i388-\‘f¢8f¢l'

statements of that kind? If this state of Massachusetts was solely than Whiskelf

, , 9 Will you explain why the best men populated by you, and you went on here “Pie d°5en't bl'€9-ll

bOyS COlZlOll blOl1S€S, 3.lS0 of your native country hold opinions as you do in Clare, holding meetings to Sud the UUUDGTHUUB

diametrically! opposed to yours ll Why separate yours°lvc from the Un'on, }ray Whyf asked the the best blood of Ireland to day is loyal to ing to Almighty God to help the armies 1 Boolooo foam the Queen i Whether Lords Roberts and of the enemies of the Union send one porootua oat

Kitchener, one of them a. Waterford the 1 i men to Con ess to block h

Speciiic "26" for Ses.Sicknese. reventive and cure take be ore ss

phreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co, Cor. William & John Sts, New

York . T

_ 32 1;ue__Etienne-Ma.rcel,__3§ Paris.

- Big sale of crash skirts and

childrens ready-made pina- f Jres and boys’ odd pants for to-day and to-morrow a.t` Paton & Co-s. _ 8 Qi

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own position, lest you should suppose ; . - o thikthescbercommonlsenseof.

tric bulbs flood the place with light, fans _ _ , , th§t I a;n a;_ite;o_Anglo:1aniac to ten gh; wugtry ear” two pins ‘bout your

‘ , . ~ w one o I I T A me oi:,so many, vgords :iltiiii tsliceu source fancied and cmmencsl “wr°nRs’ or i' tw

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. ‘of your information or the grounds for,ai”;)1x;°;t taker; mt ggeyzur azginmm

“your belief, die following things ° ° heh” ° “eu

you just get from hsrdlyreadit.

. 3 gr t ebusiness S ov

other a Kerry man, are ‘traito1s’ he of the country none but I

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GUARD TH E DOH

Good ,n health is the best asset that any man or woman can have but

health can only be had by keeping the blood rich and red and the nerveei the blood is allowed to become poor and watery the whole system is and falls an easy prey to disease To those thus weakened the wmger

especially dangerous A chill may be followed by pneumonia., a cold by

tion. La. grippe finds such people easy victims, and its nfl-,er ggocgo are and frequently fatal.

Dr williams Pink Pills for Pm New

surpass all other medicines as a. blood builder and nerve tome They

from dose to last Through their use gk] active and strong pale' B1 y P80918 are made

nmco on me icsinnony or inonisnan our nf The gemme argwld mu? m Package'

Pius mu one iso following mm, the eng;-nv

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¢\\1so==E.=r»=i>=l»-1. 541°! Troirilos. St. Vital Bene, C°m° Consumption of lun); and lmlkw

W iiliains Pink P{lI§r