The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-08-19, Page 3:
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tliOrtit-447rOVirett
It gears; it tiders; As Dan. Appears,
M Den the ferr-,Man aerate!,
AREA ESTABLISHED AS
'PWIANE$1,1PRODU Rt.
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*AitiOunt ..$ilvirzliad
-7e00001y-DoubleOdill--,
This can Only be Pone by
Keep-
h*g the Blood Rich andltegt
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If you would regtiiii.yoUr Viger and
SiahltiOn, ',seen your Wed and nerves.
in geed condition. Angarnie, or thin
'blood, *were, the Vitalitn .fitneVell the
nerves and causes a general elin-down
nd4fon"Nithen the blood le thin the
shin 1.1.011.10' tile "Shoulders
dill).0I) Sad weight le:lost, The Tintimof
latiSagn-:sPOtiterialkers-frertilue
headgehes antraleepleseness,
a4f1th DOM* antl, exhAtIstOd' after.
The allVer4ead.ntini4intlustrY01 the OIght exeetion. If you have. any Of
• :,!day,a• Talton greltiter71•Aue.: aVaPteiaa.,de not deittY P14 1)5,'';
. ne*.• be .iwitilider04-04 a'Petnian-. 'Pink alid Yon • WO grat!tled:
" •• eat EasTetag. haste In- the, ePtadeiVof, With: the prompt ISIOro...Yenient'.11r Yen?'
. , . , • •
eMered from the proepeetiegrettege and. "gin treatment no* inth Dr William'
. •
Offieers f the Korth "West Territeries.
and. Yilhon"..Bralleh'efitie OePattmellt.•
Of the interior. The itiguiticant en-
rrr.-"•"•• nouneetnent, .made by the 'Treadwell,
•titukon".dompany, that it hid been de-
• • thiedto proceetlethis Year With the en-
" 'Inigentent of the Mill oll.tholl' ProPerti
' at WerneChe to double
paCitY of one." hundred 'tone:per eayi.is
taken to indicate'tliat the triining.point
had- been reached in the developmei*
of this: area. This, 'Conpied. with the
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Condition.. Among the thousands who
;have fund aew healtn through the -
'nag 'Of thla, medicine a. Mrs. -Herbert
Nagfe, Ludlow, K13.; who
had not been .feeling 'Well for some
time -and 'was -gradually growing weak.e
or. I would take dizzy spells and Of-
ten faint.' was subject tet severe
.headaches, and found it bard t� do -my
week. ; tot* doctors medicine for
Seats time but it did me• no good and
He bare a o4a:k upoi hAoit,
An nevei. manner itnalnitigiti
And 'oo he nan,wtth„ ne/4,01:01v14a,
•rfe Iaughffl,thildKeit , ,
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YOU 4ha
ft-nit:tent of hid' Song-ee
J.k• hit Of rhYthm: hOrng alone •
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Ilpon the 'wind that Wandgre. by,.
gOrd weyfarer orthe sky:'
."001 se
to gri to grind!"
T.he icimes reach leefare,
, .
Now A w1.114_07.. '8,f:113011e.:
Now a thrust attic*"
"And 'now' a ;little lady waved:. ,
Her deeting-and;-and elide bits Staies.
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'He. faces iolard. her • •
"Schuld.rs'trt grind teller" asks : . • P
• • P. "
She nods and holds aleft a pair .
"Now I must work, alac
Of scissere to his saucy Stare.
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I was growing' vietiker., In thin smiles.eja•• k!9'
copdltiOn I began the uee of /VI Wil -
further, statement r that the .comPanY
.aaw has Mame' Pink Pills and in a sbortttinie
eerie orein Ing4z..on weir
own proPertY, "diet.
tinned 'the use..of the to a,
• regarded he the'.14Prist an'', length': and found titattbe trouble that
• nouncelnent triedo-40, fa; Ikitit"esard. had bothered me was gone and I was
. . once more a well woman."
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' • • • Operates Geeup Cla
The. Yukon • Treadwell OPMPOY, Medicine bo..; Ont.„ and the
which is. the. *rota. peoditter- pit* will be sent past pald'at 50 Centre
,Yukon. 'rerrffory, has been operating a a box. • • , •
.'•groSLP of etairos, "situated. 911 the west-. "
ct•
. • .ern slope Of Kencontinuouply
found, ey were helping me. • I con -
"is •
tb
'to silver4ead Mayo` din -
Get Dr Willinms' Pink Pills at your
• • , int." • ` druggist's or.iirite The Dr Willianis'
The Master:.
since 1921. Their 'Mill- was placed in , •
• oPerrithin in 1925 and Marked the first ,oid thinga are gone, but I have -fogad
attempt to Concentrate the Meita .ores a .Master „ •
beforeehipment • the end et Ang,. By Whom' My peal, in'efiver tether held,
' ust: 1920, . the .Trerdwell' Yukon Co*
panY shipPed. ,135 tons of conean-'
trates. with : essay of '584
oe
..nees. ettrileer.16 tbe,w
tound ,53: per
'alit. lead:. :A s'ml-11..azittertit of,
ora, --which d'iti not reqUire•eencented-
' 'Lion wed' also shipped.. „Hatilage to .the
point' of shipment neually taltes'phiee.
in the *inter, the Movereent,dt the•ore
••• . to Outside. points.' the
• -spring.pring. On that account, Only &small
• amount Of .e.oncentrateele *chided. in
the 'total quantity shiPpeeldneing 1925.
" Although theep„virerenO diet -Overbid
of inajor•ia
ninortane.direing .1:925,""thei.
fleYeloPMent of established :Pronertieti
lias. been steady'. rirlth" gretifying
Seireivaliropertles on which ore
• bid' preVionsly.:been diseeliered "*ere
• • brought. to'ilie pointOt.pkoduction. •
:•On•dalena, briniedlately ,tit the
." Weitt Of .1Ceile velna 4180,4:veered
In 1924 • weitt Pronnectert and several
proinising- °rein:010 have been -found.-
•' On mime et these .�re as, rich anY
Yet found. in :the. cainu'lrits been lo-
.
eated. .0iii.„Preperty,'Consitithig.a the
• .Aretic and Wiestiff Claims; 'shipped -375
toils of 'high-grade bre; The ore on:thie
group,was enedentered in a vein drift-
• eti.be froze the shaft at' a dePth. Of 30
feet the Ore ShOht ill Alive drift
peeved tit. be so feetlong and,.9." feet.
•Birrfaert ...Workings. indicate that
• the ore body blue been Mit off. by ;a
*nip rind:" that ',the Ore shoot may he.
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expected eontinne theother. side
•of the *tilt fora distante Of. 3,00 feet.
. EticOuraging Preeneeta.have also
• .tontid on the ilubS/,, Ceral,.. Wigwam,
• Else, Dragon 'rind Ife,etor '
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Attract ?respecters, • ,.
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In. the more, ,reoetitly'.'diseovered
, Beaver Rivet' area, which Iles Obeid 45
• Miles in a northeasterly direction "train
.. 'Keno hill', some prospeeting• Wee, done
.thirleg, the Summer1925.. , the
• mailing of • 1925 the Cleeselidated
•.'" big and Smelting. Coinnany. 110 men
• on the' grciend, intending O. take Op-
• .tIoni On, and ,prOppect son* of the
:claims . on. "hickey hill,. the ,-original
• • perint diecoVery,Of silveeleed 'ores' in Pea -ver River area; 'On aced-aunt:Of
. the leek of transeitieteelcon fatilideek'no
•',.shiemente, et Beaver River' Oren are
expeeted, ad- it la ',believed that. large.., ore' reserves will...Ito:rift ,tct. be. demon-•
• filtrated beforo. the exiense of Or -bidding .
tor ttattooregtott.. earl be;
Tho pree thelleaVet RiVer
• atelette.mitch lorrer in Oliver content
than those the area around Keno.
hill: The action Of the COnsolidated-
. **legend: SMeiting"Conitiany in prtis
Petting these clitiniewill, hoWeVet, Una• '.
dotibtedlY entichtertget the hOlderit Of
lurrotinding claimsclaims to greater. efferte,
and wilreetvit to attract; additional
utesseeters , to the ileitt;. tie that Ott-
Oier. ,digeeverbill may •eonfidently
•". awaited,' . ' • . *. . • ' •
, Riiter Reeilt.
• Green fairy pipes,
That plait their. Music
On a -Windy. bank, • ;
".0e frail their viol strings. •
Among the. grain*
• Of enchanted groves.,
• 'Where blent wifle'elfin••nitirmtitings,,
• "There eonies the reading:low
Of Unseen Wlndeit .4 .
• Irthijatit. the ,itio,riii4leong, • ,
• Anion*. teanseendent freebie,' •.
• Of ditivaiiiing
, • The qtriet bittint of noon- • • •
• Of WM:Aland 'trees, ,
-Changing at even tinie
461..f", TO !Arabia -Of dreanittie
• Mtisie that With the night wind sings• ',
Mong.the. et/it-11110. stream& . •
• .-;--:$nralf..Virilson
• OfAitied.law-fi-tetiniS Witte et° pro,
vId-
• ,4,Ints in .14 •• "
9rews' strong beyond. rebuke, beyond
• , diseseer,' •
Her leVe-unqueitChed, herPliffuj
• ger qtteiled
0 • '
• 0 1 0.
,. fester ,'
Toward .the;•far goals et dod -toreirtie•
impelled..' •
Eternity seeing 'nearer pow, and vaster,
And ehOwera me the toye tinpar-
More' tender 'than a .motlier, fie kettle.
and leads 'me
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,Nyhere„the hdrd ,everlaatirig pathway
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goes • • . :
Between the pining and fedingiliglits,
• Hestee'ds . .• '
Wtih the seen:ft:I:Void. All tbet:..I, ask
He knows. • :
And neither, Pale,: nor death, nor !aid.;
.' Mete *ice • . '
Can tear awe*. my -spirit from His:
grace,' '' • ' ' • • ,-
• . --elargiierite
":-•• "7 • • •
A : Sootsnien is 'ilsurily ,bette:r at
blending .co'Ors• than ,an, Engr.ishman;
according to. a stextile expert.' • : "
Muses eat nzilitrapo his Pack-.
The 'Children gather in a.ring'
:They orowd about; they laugle they.
sing: '
"Dan, Dan, :the .seissor-rean, •.•
Shoe -peas. things the best he ettal"
- Threripson Rich, 111 Come Sing-
ing." •
1V10011.
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Take a walk in• the woods in th6
hright moonlight . . . arid yati will
marvelat the tricks whith those black
shadows of the trees. Can piayewith the
most familiar scenes: Keats knew
those IxtiPefietrable shadolis well:
tender.4s thenight, • '
And haply the
IS 'on -her
,
' 'throng,
Clesteed "around ,by Ail :ler starry
•"Buthere there is no light,: ,
Save what from. heaven le with the
'• breezes blown .
Through Verdurous glooms and wind!:
lire mossy ways.- -• • •
A- lpha of the Plough, in •"Leaved in
the Wind.". " • •' •• ••-•
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, t'.14/),f413BIIII . ' ' ripen- stile reneSerthOr the Aaglor.aite-
1010044 -"."; Cbillrebarlein, Chamber' en, toefiney. , • " • " : •
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Saalat. OrigineItierrnaterrencte` • ,Itarttotio:' 'Irr. sm8y111:01:im'yihe'. achnilo.,
fleerc „e -.Title ofs .0070e., •
- ' : .. . -Faber :Lefevre, Fevre, Fatire.
TO enderittend the frecieeneir ,Totrk Raeial Orloln:--Anelo-Saxon,,. co Ger.
.•witleh. Ohs ,fmelly name ie nt te'llaY: . man and pid •riptiati: •
.anme, eltplanation of tke, ealCiAl Ofganil, Seeree-An. .oecupation; . Oa • gee-
.se,.:tion'Of-•:Ellglanit...itt.•theeltlididie`-'hiigh:*'01,4•Phiceier:vvv•v•. - .... '.-''',...,:::.:.• .. ,,,,...-, -
4oileWing•'the:.-hrttelftall:TrenCit. fIgglAna..; Theye'lreeepreeiderit of Frenee net ..„ , .._
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... , , .. . .„ ... Ty, .., .„ .. , , gip. 4144y. years .ago, wIl 04. 0 baoi.o, waa roiimenor.a., ;:g ezeve ine..1,treeeo:swe .". w.,:g.
--.11*-Ute-aadJazalmir,s!i,au&sore-kl,.9.P-q.--o_.tiaii;..... la4a:aa4, . m44.t.- awspaperiL,aa.,XALIFc10..t .._1".4,-t141,_0_,- t441.:„.,.'"K,I.,,,a. c114i.9,877. '
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terns of the ,Normites •were . blgilly gr- kneWn. to vittually-,eyereheee,:- • Ms. Gee •$•, .And .._ s _ ,. . ,. ._,... ..i. _
ganized. .Diseiii.linetl, perbene, WO:01.- nnme,was Felix,Paure: you wonlan't w1.190:i",f02.4thseheapitati!sia4asEttaatthlrd,.Sp.a43.0.treiii:
CX 1
he ft ltet4.er' Word. The 'llormene ,e.re think : that was tli, game '' as Felix:
t. 1 :
tended their conquest ...over "slice' ar Smith -Mit -1r is • - - webs that float by 'in the, early morn;
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t4r:ga Pottto.n. or aOrthera, NorOpe he -i. , .0.44tit is the most wideapregi family 1?4,:, • . ' •' .. ' ... : •.• ' . • " .,
cause or the ,.., very high orgaelsatIon mune... In the • world, • bar eitine, , ,,The POMetletee in 474latant hied Of sand
aa4:.004.1p140" a.trnetitre, Tiley . :TOM ..eercrk'e et. sinithi In iiii various :torn* and: heat, when. 4venifig is•heil;v3! ahs4e
theiewars becausatheY regarded War' aed•OOMIletinde, "lot to .elentiOn. YafiOns afid.. 'IWO*, .1": WO at.th'S':41trYeatt4
pcrstheyatop. • - at .00.10:tad,: :With; Oa . iteettl Of
:une the proper/41'4;11 fa, it. !'s "119 r.-ji*gUePr....u., aa.ndeOf
:' , iintegt
' ie
:eughlya beeinetza prepositien.,":., to Bp.. aging* inittance":of any other .seregnie, warmed 'IleWgre„,!ebont. hiet-'•aTid. the
ply a 1aadara .01 -rasa,' ` 'In:.thi.s. tliey;•with thg sOla.gar;e9tian'Of JOttes;, but; Solind la bia "Cara* iteileY beee, Wittig
were like the ltem.an-e kis; usitke the even' the Jones of the woild•Could not 'hoTerlOgin die,.:wahe eke one or t-wo
• Angleepaxons 0.4d ,,the try 't cel.t.E.It, who ,Pr,e' -hepe-te poll more than .a,"*Milcitiiiisar- •w• ...O. , er .„os. . e Pt arcing .the
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1 - : t h
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o tell „. every - • • eyes and feel ;for
Tee-fr-'' 7
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,r4,4 ,.,••••••i,,,,•.^. 4.• .4.7. •
There went a bay'itigottraiebt the.
lene one enterAer "frfeniSg, witgentt
'heaped WO with the sweetness of the
Year, A lead teseedan and up into the
faint blue, overflowing the wideespread
sides, •and balancleg skit:fully, above
the horse's back. '
There /ay A herr* , atop et thei
load with his face to threevening 'air. 1
Ills pitchfork steed Upright in the iley
where he had thrust it inside WM, and, '
bia gai,..teeed'lega dangled. down linlongi'‘
the:buttercups and the clover-be:aide.. -.
d d th Iii tEn land- 'and ..Wha 1 t ' ' t th Smiths. ' - ' 'stern Of nOhl!). ,Ar. then. I close my
e 'eart rutir With.
though fighters ef :the utereetnereonal It wenid be futiletit
brayery and Prowess, lacked that 'Os, rthing -about the smith names in an 1117 feet; andlift my head for the CaYr
;
el/dine, 'Cense of co-operation and rath-:•artiele of this size, but . just to lay', out of the evening roekebut only sand le
Normans ` - ' '
er scientific attitude which" marked the the .e-rooad for future disooadono woe' itohiive'resinanet ugnehtsobilynAmpi4aenyd
e,aanrocthrowndYfi
' lite -various tortes; Ole „)efich nlaY , •
upon the tracks before me. It. mithe
t •
An important part of the Norman r• pointed, out: - !
orgartizationt for peace and war both44 edieval ' A smith, in mtire, was a have been 4. butteretin-it might have
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was the office 011ie "chamberlain " so worker In metal' and the a ou for beent-bet the sands have swallowed
s . i
called because he , hat access to his of metal working constituted • the it UP- - . . '"•• :
suPerfrits' inner privacY.-. 'The chase larkest and most Profitable Indust?"' of It will be 'evening -seem -1e Reg'
,
,
•berlains Were, ' in fact; • 'the Private the Middle Aged, throughout Europe'. • 'hut& ami ! t4e141 will he hay wagOna.in
secretaries and treasurers of therulers Smythe and.. Smyth Conte the lanes
ot the varimis•fendal diVisione of the down to es from the (rid 'Anglo:Saxon
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country. They were the .exPert Ito- termite:, NFIZe word Meal*, specific:alb",
militants. They constituted the ',use one who Milne% the nafrie 'being de-
•ness: end of the Nerman feudal eye- rived from the, same 'reotas.the Verb
keep Niinard's Liniment liatuly,
•
Correcting Poetry by
tem. And it was natural that their "to smite." Smythe • and Smyth lire Mathematice..
offices,' like the authority of their closer" the' oilgfnal spelling. than
eliperiore.",' should. become •hlereditary .Smith. • Old 'sPelliegs. are ."Sniethe,",
and that the tide of de Ia• cliambre". "Seteit," "Smyth" and "Smit."
("of. the chamber") and ."le chamber- ' ,Schmidt is the German name ; Le
-
lain'.' .(the';•ehamberiain") boukd Nitre' (le Fevre), Fabie and .Faure :are
eventually. come : to designate the French ;tern* developed , from the
family instead of the..olliceand that Lade. word for...010, •".faber," •which
the tendency teeterd simplipitY should afsS comes dti*e through English from
eIirainate the peefixee Me, le" :and "le" .Norialin-French
•
: days -
.When the Tide Tinned.
. is. net -possible; My deer, .for you
to,. keep these, thildrn qulet .for a mo-'
.inent?",.ashed: the tired business mali
'of•his wife. • •••• . '• • „
"No*, Secit;" ••sb.e Answered, "dent
•be unreasenable with the.Poor
'cent' little darlings. Ift's only naturel,
tfor them tielie of spirit", 4and
they're heing SS illtiet as iheY '
,Pettaiis," came the deubt-
:ful rejoinder. "But If I thoeglit I could
heire °a mornent,sperfee I'd aLt down
and:fill in that obeepie .yoe've ,been .wor
i-Ying •riteabOut."" ' • '
.."Children," called. the mother stern-
ly, "oft to bed at Once and sharp about
it; and if theiVe .any noiseOpetaire
there'll be trouble, in the morning?'
y .111s1P1(!ii Book.
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Handsomely' illustrated with plane of
poderato priced hotnesby_Canadian Ar-
. ehltects. MacLean Builder.'
" •• Guide wilt helprat to decide
ontheivettothome,estsrior
• seeh,materials,interior ar-
. rangcment and decoration.
• Send 25e for a copy. •
MaeLfisib BuliderieGnido,
see adclatrii St, woo.
Virtue In Country Scenes.
• There Is virtue in, cpuntry houses, in
• gardens- and orchards, hi fields,
streams and • groves, in rdstic reerea-
'doneand plain .manners, that 'neither
citieS nor, uniVersities. enjoy.'-=Aleett.
'NINNIMEN,IMINNIIIIIIIIIM1111.111111.11114 4
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. ' Hew often distingniShed intellectual
gifts leek the saying Salt of .".commtin
.sense,", or . te-• put it another .„WAY,,the
sense Of hunter!' In Dr: fietthury Hae -
kin's '‘Feninitin•Sense, and Its Cultiva-
tion" we read en:enmities 'failure of
the merely, aeholarly mind 44.1*re/dive
.,that it was making itself ridtcylons... '
:Charles ,'Bahhage. Was an erninerit.
"sh..'Innthentatiolanosa:::
pher 'di the nineteenth.‘century 1 the
iiiither,••iii. a .gOod • Many ,prOfeund and
iintireattive Werke; . Whe,ri ,Teneydon
wrote hitt poeril,,."Tlie7V.ilion of: Sin,"
• 'Babbage-•-rencl. it. ' :After :doing se he
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Every • uicither•knows how; fatal the wrote .the following extraordniarylet-•
,. hot siminier months are anion ehild- . ter to the poet: • ' •.., ' . ... •
ren. " Cholera ' ietantune '• diarrhoea, ; ‘'In your otherwise beautiful Deere,.
• dysentery, .eolie, and stomach troubles there* ',Arse,. which reatili:.•-
are. riteat this time And often .a Pre; • .*Every, inomant. died .a man,: •
c*ne little life is lost atter only a`,, few ,. .‘e-litery moment One te i born.' :...
hours illness, • The • Mother Who k"It must be inenffeet thatwere thie
feels
1.
Daby'rt .:0Wit,Tabletain thehOuse reels ..traa,
;
the population of the world would
safe. The occasional use et the. Tab- ::
1. be at a standstill. In tenth the rate of
lets prevent stomach and liewel. troll- •bier
ate th
.,if.k.:,I ingbuy*Mild.pi excess'suggest that In Ai* that of
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blea,. or if troublea
, comes auddeply-as 1
it genera* does -the .Tablets : will iteit, edition of your pl..3iii.mi have, it
bring the ,baby safely through. • They I read:: : .. , : , .. .. . • .. .
are sold by 'Mediate dealers Or by ,mail
Dr;, wit,' .. :Every. moment dIes a 'than;
at :25 cents a box, front The
, Every:momen...t.i.2.1/14 is twin.' ., ,• •
llama' Medicine Co:, :Brockville ,' Ont. its
:Strictly speaking, this id .liet. cor:
[rect. The actual 'figure is a deChrtal•sti
!long that I, cannot. get if in the line,
.." When I see e•gray cottage ,
" ' bet 4..belielie I.1/13 will be sufficiently.
, •", .•
A bite rug,. faded, - -
'With. rain At :the doer, . •
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accurate for pettry.: .:I. am; et o:" --
Acres's ..the floor ''
A Candle ziethe Winderv;Woman on 'Chaetle,:
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A curtainblue• Smyrna. has the first .woman mem-
. ,. • .
'And a wleding stairwayre-
• 't think of yeti,: ' ' ;." • •
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When i. -see a .gray cottage, .
. With books Ona shelf•; ,.
:: I ani very sorry ••••
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•
' .16hrenlloynti:lfd'ay 'a Wrough, ..
' • To think I am not liVing
• '1'
DIUG:-.1.1.01L.,.WEAT.11.11;t
• Do You Know where:That lir., .
• "Huegryete"Where-cari you get the
best ste* ie town?"•
-Thirstypne--"Wherever yen can get
the hest
•
• , From thousatels of Patients. tested
• -• Bay &Tee.- •
dining the, last -few Years, it has-been
found that hey Feverii seasonal and.
,caused' chiefly by pollenating grist°
In J.une, rose pollen in,.IelY, ragweed
pollen • In August'Nine out of every
ten people suffering 'from Fall Hay,
Fever in.:Ontario can bleine ragweed.
This plant begind to pollertate AuglISt
15th; The, pollen, :being as lightas
down, IS blown .by "the.,Ayind to a did:-
tanee of 100 intlas all.diredliens..
Cause: Some peeple gnn breathe the
//` Think of You.
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Use an earthen
galfekeyb'aegar
' • Mustard
A44 on106. Aced greencumDen,
Th*,"ct-
keeplarideept2ovelelohel,:eadsr. '
the end of sits/C*4 and win '
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• onli one of the rnsai
recipes for delicious home-
• Made Picicles, Catsups and
Relishes in 'our Recipe BOo1F4':
Writelor a free Copy.
trolnT.iriceen (raitadi) Licattsd- • iff"
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WOO Amherst Oft Montreal. '
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429 ds digesti.o,
Dream Cottage.. -
The: lowest; whitest, • sweetest hole*
of . . •
"With it brick path to' its , honey-
eukle . •
And•lasyl,resee climbing Oda will -7-
• Oh, 'I can hardly,walto, • ' •
Until you find the:little:et house -With
•. San: ; • '
• .And trees to •,make a pattern'en the
Until you know that ,I'm the very :ono
TO stunt within its door; .• • •
-Mary Carolyn .Davies.
bee' .of a steel: ,exchange -in. Turkey:
The eonirnistion- directing the Smyrna
• ,exchange has :elected to -membership
• '.Fating 2,ehra lianomm..aleeady well „
:* knee -It as One of the few Turkish' wo-
men engaged in nominereial affairs And '
• p•rominerit, In Smyrtia As 1 owner . of
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several factories. ' • '
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-- 'in of .
"'Olen Of. Seitain plants and the lining : • • ..And, the ,raini.evetings, • • . ••
Of the 'nose treateit.ai ordinary dust: . ,. • In it iVith you:FreedUlls
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but • others' suffer extrentely, after --Mail •Crtiolvn Davies
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Intianimation of. the nese and .eyes be . ' .Long P, ''aatice;;',,.' ''. _ ..'. • , Tee di,o01.4. For .0e eleREeiA,, a
breathing:air laden With Pollen, dee to ,
.. . • , , ', . P oricists, .
'cause the lymPh'•iii their 'bleed (tor' A boyOf twelve yeara,: wile was• din-
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,sOme"..enkeosen reasOn), &lea, to tilgetil int, at . hie '• uncle .heeeE,, ate such .a ,eCxtliterlier ;le!? firetelli3S:t tr-erter 435147;1er; '.
the pollen ed it touches the lining of &Hid dhilferteht his aunt observed:,; . • • of Psoriasis'after 14 years et the ,• •
. the nose: Once: a 'Person becomes Sue.' ' liJehnne; YOu appear to eet• wel1.4 : : , Usual treatment had ,failed. .SORE.„
ceptible to this irritation; he will Miffee "tete", replied the lad, "!',Ve. been; :
1614elielg"sinialoentIgeetietaundeldng*:ictesh eellse 01
trorn-it for the rest Of his life_ ' pradtking eaUng. all. My life! " ?serif:isle, Ecieme, Acue,..ete.
•„:Helpful Hintst:. Preeept'. the 'attack . .
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by Avoiding the pollen; during the 001Includes Both Sexes , . '.50REMA .
*rutting .gerteon .ot the .particular'plant A little girl., after !plying Iier,prnvers,
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'which -irritates you go. to ••a . distri4 alwaysadded somethieg." after ' •the The NW Skin Remedy
* sold at *.yoUrbreggist`i ei- *rite •
'where the air Is free from that pollen; Ma &met. Sorema Ointment, $1 .00 :
Three days iii aiinh aft'. will see a. earn. . Her., mother, after' likening .'ininly, .
/deo. mire. • .- . • .. , ..: • - asked:the •Chiltl;What it Was,•she Old, 'qc 03 .t4c ...i.: ts
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. , per bot. Bleed: Purifyipg Tablets,• "•
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Treatment: • • No ' Inhalation Or Other ,"Ah, 180054i" •replied the iittle,one; . .g.. IL -A -STA vi -:;R 9Tonowto
- T,• -'-g.:' ' Limi.r. Ea .
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treatment the nese is 'ef any' use; "that 'makes it fair," ' -005 BAY _St . ,, .
no patent Medicine will cure hay fever. . .
The only helpful treatment found as
*et is , iniettions Of en.eXtract.ef the.
particular pollencanning the *Meld -
Mil ease.; it jrIeffective and many 'iod-
ide. who • have both Vietints :ter years
have foinici the treatment reduced their
suffering.'tO abont -milk' ehe-tiventietli
'Of 'the Uinta' tittle; 'it, ',intik, 'however,
,be repeated each:year. The treatment
is. rather, Coady" and. can 'orriy• be- ob-
tained from,. the few .physicians ' who I
Wive givereit ppetial stiuly. • :
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2 ..'• . . . Stereis;
An employer Walked lute., his shin.,
ping . Mont lint( . Was ,startled at 'fhb • .
dightof two ertittloyeea in Mr Weisner..
posture. , One fiat! :reading a letter
While the- other vetta listentot, at the' “:
lathe titte-tieidticchts-hattds over the ..
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ears Of the ;eaglet. • , , " •• ' • ,
'What a% yti. radii doing?", intinited,.'; '
the puzzled entployer:,•-•'.. .• ,
"Yea :See, sir," entivered, the* rine. ...
• who Watt reading tilke letter, '.'he gtit 'a.
late* trent kis7girk•this."-afternooti and`-"•,., •
; •• . . I anireadiegit ist bine" . •
: ' 'Bet *het ,In 'the world ttre yo l de-
, i ingr tile efludeyer aillted;ilie 11.11terate
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-$0nbt.teit,
MIx PAInarers. With. itweet •oil or
cream and apply.• Quick and per-
manent relief. •• • ••
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040r33,ter 9.11 thee, little part
fl.y, tynwelcome 'ssvert !
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' wTo need to toterttte a al:We fl Y in.your house.,
1,14 Flit kills flies.
' Flit spray clears your borne ina few minutes of dis-
ease -bearing flies and mosquitoes. It is clean, safe
A
and easy to use.
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Kills MI Houtiehold Insects
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.• , Flit epritY also deitroys bed bulb, roaches and Unto: it seatches '
• -• .••• out the Craclut and crnvicea "there they._hide and breed, and
• ' destroys 'inseete arnitheir eggip Spray Flitun you1 garznenta,-
FIit kill e inotbti and thbir.larne which eat holete EttenttiVe „
• tests showed that Flit spra..y, did not etaht the .Incist delicate •.
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kit la the nit • Of exlisiuitiVe roles:14i by expert entontol
4gisand 'eh mists, " It is hattniesi to mankind. hes. ,
• replicedta- old me'thodii betinue° 141% ell'the insec*--end.
doe' it pettylit tan andel). ray!
STANDARD" OIL CO (fs1h7li JERSET),
Distribtited in Canada by Fte4:1:,, Whitlow &PO.,
slam.
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ProvectSafe by ni11ions. and preicribed.by physicians -for
cOIdS• 'Headache Nearitis Lumbago
Pain - Ngura10- Toothache : },ihiuinatistn
-DOES ,NOAFFECT. TEE „HEW
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.A•ccept, 211.1z 'Ilttsfe7...:panIC,40.
"Oli," replied' •Senee,- "I'M stepping . ' which contains provea. dirpetious.,
'to his care.' 'titztill 'Mind hitredatling fiand•v.."Dayer'": hexett of 12 table*
, ity -letters, het.1' .t.tee't. Went; hint: id'Also' flatted :lit 24 and 100,e,-Druggi8ta. ,
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hear what, site has. written,: , seldedet of fritTferlieield (AeitJI Seutcyne A.1.4. 0A. S'.. A ."$. Wit it tel.'• *411 1.-.Ofwe•
Asnitht is the trade 'tnarti trittatered to &tab.) Of ttifot alknilrlittilf*, of mcin"qat'
Atillifia-tacattsliare.tnancrectata itisIA UM, Satilici asettiit tatirtatone, the Tablet* ..
• Minard:s.,Lifiliiien4.'
t for Cbr7• .:a tt d' Wa tit . '.. Of 1314ef .0ocatianYr
.ivill to r ittatajk,d- ‘C•ith"theirterentrtnrerioat'4'ilta"'"ga:04.4414.L.-.•
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Mrs. Wilson's Experience
Guide to Women !Lasing
throngh.the Change of Life
- Hamilton, Ontario:- "I have taken
several bottlea of ydia E.Pinkbani'd „
Vegetable C o zn-
pound and I can,
not sp'eaktoo
highly of it 'as I
was at the Change
of Life and. was -
alt run-down and
had no appetite.
I was Very ,week
and trick, and'the
pains in pit back
couldlaardlyrnove..
I got `very sad at
-times and thought I had not a friend
on earth. I did not'eareif I Hied or
died, was very nervous, too, and,
did not'go out very much. A friend
; advised rne to try a bottle .of Lydia E.
• Pinkbain'S Vegetable Compound, so ,
I did, 'I am a farmer's wife, and al -
r! '•
-.wa.worked hard until lately,' and
• was 14 bed for;two months. I began
. to' feel like% new woman after' the •
first bottle and -I recommend .it with
great success, also Lydia pin,k7 .
ham's Liver Pills. I am willing to ./
were so ad I
answer letters, froth women asking
about your medicines; as cannot '
speak too highly of them. -Mrs.
ftMA WILSON, 4n Wilson Street,
Hainilton, Ontarid. •
S6dby druggists everywhere., 0 .
Was In Agony With
Blisters On Hands
Cuticura Healed
Ectetna brokeout In very small
Vieters' On the back* 'of my fingers.
After n few days the blisters would
break and ;then dry,: up. It itched.
• 'and burned terribly -and strattliing
caused Very red eruptions., I cold
• net put my hands in water et, de
any, work without wearing rubber
.gloVe.j C01.11d ntit aleep.nights 011
ececent oftheitatioressind.wat-in
agorot mdst of the ti rte.. The trOtibie
itt'itied about tr year. • • '
..r tt,:i eciVettitenterit for
Cnticura Soap and Ointment SO
• purchased:genie-. Attet'uSitigthein
a shoe tinsel-could:tee' an imprevet,
rnent, . I continued. the treatment
and now 1 am beitied.'
Miss Bernie:. Seamier:, R.'
• 2, Orleans, 111,,t,Sept.
Reep•yoin skin eita.r Arid your
poregAtctiVe by daily tete of Ceti -
tura Soltp, 'neat, i-ix&•tat:•ionfi yea
ratites with Cteiture Dintreent:
taetr Free ia1r+gl.eot44a'ar.
-St.eaboate,lit, lifiattret.L" Prict% goy
44 Iratinent Thlor_n ,
nticura Sharing sink
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