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T. TT1E, Pa;tienee,' telllge>lie '
----and-Lone-Must .Be Abp-
plied, 'Turfinen
•, teciare
GRATTAN BARS•
•
iidslnith Maid' Winnie
Largest of All 'matters
'ino,n rife 12,0O0 ;light:, ha„rne:'ss
borne 'fanciers 'Who 'saw :Grattan''Bark
•n 'l nd .,acro
win the',18 ,000 New >; g a p.,. .g.
deriity at•SVintlsor; Conn,, weke..'some
: strangersi •'td• the . trotting, track's who
.wondered: that •tile big Canadian sial
• liontams Under • the• ,:winning '•wire;
wlttio 't' a break.•
u
t'wa3
veaia 'na'redurliavin; g finish,
'Iri horse•
whir meantthat
tiffs' Flemra'n' from' his. sulky' Seat,
l g,•„from'.
plied •leis .• whig;.°'tyrites,. Earl ..;Cb:apin
1. �F echaii cs ;maga,
�1fay ,,in, • „P•opular• 14I ,
in ',,o er.. horses•
i :s � •e �1teh d h h
kine.!,',Re. n rn n , , j. ” •
In, thftt ra'ce'also lashed' their light
urn .ss`horses.. 'But. not one. ct' th.e'
,h, e
fast 'steppers 'broke .into' a ,gallop'un='
der punishment. 'Each stuckt,to
side -wheeling gait and did 'the' beet It
could to, win the race. '
.Ascribedto Hobbies
•Pait•'of•, this stillingiieas•to,;stick to
pacing under punishment w-aap",prop-
'erly ascribed to the hobbles raeli titter
• wore.. ,' Hobbl'es :are . e r fps'. •
hang over the horse's bath. and .e..ti
,circle each'horss's,legs. Pact 1:s' have
.been. prominent ;in light . hat res''s rac-
ing since Hero 'and Pocahontas Won'
mile events—and. purse._nio.tteY. o'n, Long
Island tracks'1n the• early •'50s'. But
' habb'lee did.not come into' general' use
tripe '00 ^'oav n'eak�y eyY-1nPt
,pacing horse Wears them • •
The.y.•hes'ttn• the development of pap:
ltlg ,1iorses by •niakine ,:n•rnirz•Ia1 .tett:•
more p'ratic:1nte.. 1'n .are. i,cga
ently .tP,i r,+' L 'n;';P +;: r, n 'fie, a•is,
the pact;ri's legs- it
mow) ,OI V. , a ate
'Dori r 1''r4e • s' i.irt ''A1n 1 ,t;):
:'lis;11.•l1aI.H?' i'.r .ro r.,A"tt wPra,te;d -
lir tl e xl ij N,i vr, a:':a Canada anti,
, about'•ti;@'00(•cr0 peF.ons 1 pt'e:.specta-
• ' ' tori, ••erre pacers than .trotters 'were
'sntPred in the e;.en;s,• -. .
m c i•at'an 11 it s roti Ca'na'tih nvpn
first money 'n' torfl px these 32.5,000 ;
:aces in intro + r ,.h, sl a c s no
other., horse 111S•; C,).^ altt tl, , t1' i"'
*arid %;'ieeorrT. vias rKifele • enss'it?
•cau•Se of •the,'Sfii]1ful. 'trainin'g stir- 1
Training a ,SpeciattY ,
THE nerves ate led by
'.4 `'the blood. Poor blood'.
.ineatis .starv'ed nerve two. •
aver insomnia, iirritabiliO.
anddeltresSatont q ..:
Dr. Wenricis • your •blood
.:.,
sttream and rebttdd your
rover worked Iger es.'M 8
se hine M. Martin, of
Kitchener, Ontario; testi-
hes to'this ?.
"I Suffered from a nervous ..
breakdRwn," she writes. ", "I
:badterrible skit .headache&
dizziness; felt very weak and
Scald not sleep;:had t10 appe-
lite: II'
felt always a
s if s
om
e•
thing terrible; were oing to
happen: After. .tai ing.other •
•treatmen
without success,'.:
my sister's advice, I tried Dr.. .
Williams'' Pink Pills,and now
sill these syr ptoms •are gone,
m
and I astrong and . happy
again.„
.:
Bug • ]br. Williams* Pink
Pills now at your.druggist'.s
or any dealer in medicine..or'
by mail, 50 cents, postpaid,,
from the: Dr. Wiiliams..Medi-
cine' Co., Brockville, Ontario.
•`_ ... szs.
' PEWS
PINK PILLS
-•A H01tfiEHc t,p NA'MC .,
IN 114 ,COUNT1t1E6 •:
rM
URIerpa*s and heniiro,s r
`'G`#n►.ed h.y carelee>a hand@,
Make p y giant forests
"•.D.evastated lands
We don't see ww yy o'ti'e vpe:re of tr11.e1J,F1.
atic r to ejatld reicher -ti•ree an rvt'.ayi
when eir.1s ,so mach. cheaper.
• A .mise cat} t ,kick' wipte ?e i$. Pull-,
ing ..nd he can't.pu11 when he is kick,
ing, and neither can you,. ••
';,,Little ',Edgar 'ald'n't, realize tilt•" .pit
got home a,nd'un•wrIpy
apped,s,rchas'e;
that iiia 'mother had bought .hind a~'tw'p•
•'Danis% P)1•4:,",
''4I,. olr, mate ,-look,,' h.e c"rted. "That
.
elan' thew in, .;spare'! �'
':''S.6 You' are Mr, Tan's'eiar
"No, his.` private ,secretary:'
• "What's ,:the, difference?"
.."A , private, secretary : knows lucre
MO., tails. •s. loess." •
, J.
e11ro,t. Ray.
. rI. hear`: y
ou have
an
ad"dYiteiopn"tiwn0'y.'oufam• ily.'•
mother.'' ' ', ',"Nro, '.taw, ibnasbyeh oho d. ;, ...ti-:�e's
"" " added the new bride; '"I
Q,h, .Yes,.
want some pepfiler;' .
' . '' reef?. asked the' roGer.
Haack •or,g
".'Red,", • decided. the, n1ew • bride.
"Bleck' Wouldn't harmonize with my
blue tablecloth." , . ' '
*lutes irla•ry :Aec:gnetlleye tiverit shop,p'ing
in a 10 -cent stre'`Must . he trying to
establish Tier lato the throne of
5cot1'an�i,-i os . Tithes,
:.The'height of; curiosity would smelt -
to 'have been . reached- bm tl,tm•. an. who
wants-toJ ear' %y`.11'at a slow-1L.uwiJu
leg picture would be like.
:ARTISTIC. EGOTISM=
The katydid a tune dotb play
t'Vith 'Snelety7pr'ecariou9, ' ' "7(
And values a hind leg, .they.say,i"
.t •l %tl,I
•
Tramps looking 'at your door. Every.
day and begging a bite.. to eat is a
sure sign that the itountry has again,
.returned to its •normal-state:--of-;'ab-.
normalcy,. •
Teaclie :` ,Vhen vag Rome built?"
Percy, "At night'
Teas' er: 'Who, tont yott t`'
• Percy:. "Yoi 'slid. "VDU .aid Rome,
u sen' °_built in a xray ?',.•
I'm 'awfully, sorry :t . t An engage-
nient, prevents my atltend,ug, goer'
The *Nth Priferefice.
Cla1gary Herald (Ind. Gone.,),.
''IJ,F...A, party in the Comznon8 .in' a sub
emend.nuent ,to the• budget, advocated
.titAllterther reduction in ,the duty on.
cods ,IImported; front Great Brittain.,
Pubic¢ 'tientiment to the Dominion te•;
largely 'behind this ioliey. The pres-
:ent;• 'fop -sided. Character of Canada's:
';'foreign: trade ,demands that, 'Inneedi-.
ata steps tae tak"n to profit ice a
medy..: Tbe•
.-.Dor11'.li ion • Is 011,0 g
goods tram. the United States to. a
Value:of..kmore than: $890,400,000 a
year, fist selling 041y -940401 third that:
amount- In re.tut n Great 'Britain • Is
Canada's• 'hest • custo.'mer. .,., t would;
castle to 11e good busmen's -o batty .noire
• j :from the nation which 0.743:;e9, heay..
My- from thea 'country.
`•cAPTAiN E.BILLAM•
ea
i
Niro for ,'reany.y'
.'eare has .been pit.s
t g ,
innvesse]e ,of: the 13.Ct; Ong; S.teain
ship service, in and .around'the west,
coast. has been :transferred to captain
:of. the' Princess Norah, , newest ship
in that particular service; "..He first.
took the bfidge.Of the Norah last Sun-,
...One .o$ the, :greatest puzzles .`to the
'careful parent la: to ,now just what•
medi'clue to.: give
. the ,lit -tie
\Vhen `' .the' child •falls 111 • with griping
•'with ,cold or• fever.
pains;;'.'is • seized
refuses foo
d
,l,i
d1tswhat be "has'
-a
taken, When he cries :a great deal and
cannotget :the sleep so' necessary to.
"p
he . growing child; the parent Is in, a
t quancjry, What is to•'be d t.on such
one'; `,
occasions? . As often as not :there is
not :a suitable medicine in the .house.
art The puzzle isi•whatklto give. him to,set
day n' 'KgY•,]iim right qucy.
wereeveniguestsgwhen
'of thetheCanadiice=raan. 'a Pacific1p
.Railway . on a' four-day cruise up the l<t'is to meet' such'emergtittles that
'wewe. • Baby's Own •Tablets, were designed.
st chest of:Vancouver Island.These pleasant little Tablets quIekly:
So carefully• had • the years
tion 'been *rained that he didn't bre ,,t. .
to .a gallop •under tlie' whin -lie f3"t'
jened ou.t . and, panel kis fastest,
'which was .what. he wets' tatient to 'do
• through" three- years' „of . careful tat•e-
lag'e •• 1:hout• 10,000 p.aeers'are being
-'achooledt 'in this' manner.'• About. .10;-
000,
0.-000 ,trotters 'are s'iniiiarly ,schooled..
In ' light -harness `.versa^.ular, eY=of
thein .are. "trotting horses,'". 'to dls
.: tingui h them ••f-rcon -the—eril.ollers,
or• running horses. .
Ereedliirg, training and racing all
horses is a Specialty -or two special-
' • ties, to be exact. For, with a• few ;ex-
teptions; ,those• who spec.talize- in light
harness; horses have nothing. to . do .
with the .•galloper9,' wl'tich• they refer
to as "banutails." . .Those 'who follow
' "bangtail" racing+ speak . ' contemptu-,
onsly of light harness horse's .as "tar
hey feet.",
More time, 'patience, money- and • In-
• tel.ligence are required, to, develop. =a
dight harness horse, that is; as trotter
or pacer;' than are required' to make a
ruining , horse. Also, it regnires•
• moxa skill and more mature judgment:
to win a light -harness: race than a run-
. fling race.. .That is why you very
' seldoin see a mere boy in 'a sulky seat.
It takes a ?man's brain .and Muscle;to
get ,the best olit of a light harness
borne. Galloping' is a 'natural gait:
-Most 'horses .till, in, pasture or on
the road or track, naturally,' Once:
In 'a .blue inooii a colt is born to the
trotting or pacing -gait-"lot trotters"
or "lot pacer's" they:, are called. But
ninety per•eelit. of these natural -gait- "
ed ones are failures' on. the. racing.
trticks ,until they'bave been -manipulat-
ed, 4
. Immediately Given' Hitter ,
Colts- bred for track life are halter-
':buake almost • as soon as they .are
foaled, whether destined ter 'harness
or, saddle racing. Once thesoft halter,
is on a colt's head it stay's there until.
it its replaced by a bridle and a•,soft
'rubber .bit -e. teething ring, in other . .
it'ords:. Froin that point,., methods of
• training di'ver'ge- • Light harness
Horses and' running horses .enter.. 'dif-
!event -schools:, after. they..are. sin'
(months bid.
•• Back of • the gearl'ing' fs ;the, trainer
• who .holds' tho reins. , Baric of the
trtiiner;clriv.er is tl'otting.track history.
;Fie, knits that from the tithe the first
trotting tra 1 was :opened -on Lbng
Island in 1818•-=•.do1v'ri to :1814; ' when
the:great .•reiesntan •Bud • Dobie drove
C.ol•(lanllth Maid `• to ber . record mile,.•
MOS attention :was
n ,.. ' ,.
:OM t4 'i3151'."re5 sho'e's`. . ,
'olfe1 If you 1angh at lice agar .;
knOclt Mut block off.
adyr, Harv_ ,3ra+�'� .yoir'
wouldn't
esr,n'mow what &ub til
t uYig1i'Ooi' 1s ,Part flet 0Ot3r 06-
"`tsi,3 tis ht€e1IQ1 getting fed
from .hi4-g'atrdon. •
r- t.
110711r D
'Y-YCLES
.oa?-li.CW II PIItUCES'
•. fires, COasrer ,Brakes.
W heels. Inner Tubes Lsmrs•
,Bells, CN dome,teri.
t $addlrs:
gUipT!' fl and r,arts•of 131-
Lyrfe . i`ou 6413 bay :Sots. sup•,
Ores from as'at wholesale.
Orice s : Catalogue free,
,W, ; BU It IP & SON 376 NN16 TREAt t. f ll
Care for' roue .Ram,
Ey Deify. vre of
'Cut et ra Soap
1FAea1 ftashts' and 1rcttatious
With istticur4 Ointment
�; ja ;L` , .fit. ,. }mit• I• shall be with.
you in spirit. 'neer:,`
"Splendid," replied his friend; "and
wbere would; you. like your; spirit. to and promoterestful health -restoring: ?ur.justficationfur relit' fining in In--
sit' I' have rackets here for 59 cents; sleep. They' are guaranteed,'absolute di a ultimately depends. r
• TY harmless 'and safe' for even; tire.
reduce fev'er, break up colds, relieve
constipation . and indigestion and allay
teething pains. •They. quiet the' nerves.
brut
reit of a:gitators'in Calcutta,,Boatibaye
:?ootaa and A1lah'a'bad is;•by no.mean� I to k .regster, a
a 'remature ste ':nn the art. of: the to. 85. ?geed ng e c
,1?, ., .- P_ t; ..p. �, • . • . • :Ora:450. a oil hatching eggs; t ;7o $3. ,f. 3a,�"
authorites... If anything, it...is lo,r�g Gardtsei, E'? iceville, p
i • ecre
ov'�ereluet for it has been ancpen,s.. t . • •
c uri St +.: B�$.y CHTCe•S:, ` re'E3cuA..., ;..
e time' past' that ' ComnY l.. four ..varied,. s,, p
or sore...
,:.� = a1
ue..
ettissaries have be�en;aetive aniofi;g tyle, c ancon i.Q�ntariot Qs '
e ts• in' India..' :'. ,The. ,
disaffected elep, . e , ,,, .
most, ext erne • Social'ist ,'who : ',re'ally 11'NTER7AaTIONAT MovzEs
r
l be., fi , to p >rs�
i hos ti t LAT
knows India s.. ES�T.EQUIP�LENT,.
nl_ niforml ,r,.eturu .load p}`ices..
•..inspired .'b. the'•obs u.
.rens '.thelia n,
R , Q. y .I"_ We.ruove you when•
there is one :section of Air goods insiareil. n urates .
the op fox' i� you want••t q,,�move, lttake sdui a yyt
suffer: ace utovere. • A'Nents
the population vrhich • would"now.,- )?tontter•',31sta a
p p,
nit • other b the with-, in Prlaelpal cities a1 teeter ami toe and
more the e F Canada. hilt The Gayer, ii 1
dxawal -of the 'British Ita� ft is the Toronto. - •:•.
toiling trillions of humble' workers'
whosejaattle-.Soeia•3-1sts-• are supposed
to' fight.Without, indulging in. any
-imperial claptrap,. it is correct; to -say
that it is to those',, .constituti-ng'by far
the greatest proportion of the ,Indian
b. o' le ulation, towards 'whoa owe -•the;
iggest responsibility.; and it is on the
fulfilling ,of" that respoesibility that
isle •j• India -' iCla iec� . Advertlsernet
ommun , __ . n ; ,
h'' T,ondon 't: "Tkie n holesal al
b DI''3RL I D clipicH1• LLA. dtAI -•"'.
• •BITS' nue .da •; st•ck, alt ages, ;2
� Pd. :lsutf'
• -- L__ gatingest 'and ,most' delicate baby '
Baby's: Own Tab
ma'kin o s, 'e. .:, °Gino, -d
the qualit
g t Ry he; turDs d resolutioni The :New :York Times' males this
: out,:"
nead•lirt•i, `c'ontr ibutlon' to mixed 'me•,
e ni 'es: eri�ilde •a man has in
cents .a box "'from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co: B•reckvitl O
•
lets, are sold by _•__•erg''s•'Liniment -prevcnts--Fti1.-•
e; Ont. .
It requires a won't power as. well
as 'a will• p i\ er,'to see eed.•
Thee' are many pi ofesSors, of
1 nrx' ii.fl r ' but oh how few! are, the
stri4- p.rattiCeis rt -
• "I' fli4n t
!if
es,r et yOu.htinie so early.
•
.-Ills "Il„;the earriv rke•• of a na'ty Crack 1 cioes.npt always stop w4tii the telae
has been, proved "'by a i eecnt case-• to
+ at the hos l- •Toronto,'where..a,young girl �vas•mad`e
a;h:andl flapper caned 1.., p
tal :the clay after pan: acciden,t.
"I want tosee' the 'Soung` men. who
;was injured., in. ,the auto, wreck . 12st,
night,'' said she
"Are •you the „girl who.,wa9 With
bine asked'. the dainty, voung"�'tsiispital:
nu, to . . •
le's," 'a s the reply, 'arid' thought .pai1'-in:..the' kitchen. He was totted
,it Was only ri ht, ..mto coe l• anl:`give' dead in the'house. The;childi:en came
$ ..
him the piss' he Ras tryrite tor:" home,, an'd one child took a drink' frim
the pail and. became , veIlY .111. •
Porte • ti,;il. we' teed, is ,Prot ison al Dog -'poisoners usually'' belong;to the
President of McXic.o:.,' The provision class of people :mentioned in :the old.
being that. ne reVelu'tion succeeds.- ditty ' •'
Jtelge'
Dog PoiSor; erS' The Meanest Kind of .•, Human
Crawling.rir. the Earth
Tt -day
That the Work of the dog' -poisoners
•
test• of ' ' ated 1•n entices"
• n.il 1 :ill. inrJ•rm:ati.on...SCnt Free,
on Reroleat.
THE RAMsAT' CO;, Dept. 10�.
273 /tank Bt 'Ottawa Ont.
tcS'oliie'y, r11191-1Q"� t`G-• Arg
.Q UR b.. &..::,,l+,d for high esy
iirWutrwn .tVh)m,N m r.,411d,
$ 11 /.echo..,,,, Garr d and Wh, a Ratite,
A. 1• N,dc, An•.ma•, blast 741uo+c1/0,
buff o,ptnr tem, nano Wyandotte. 12.
end ,, 4 WO% Is.r Jthter. guaranteed.
11 an today kr pita CHICK HOOu•
Rot: Xn75.
SCHWFpt w BARNEIRif;
• 226 Northamntoss
Buffalo.
suznci strati. :gum, CAN:
seriously ill by drinking water from a',
pa►l,from which a poisoned udg' had
drunk, The; dog, a valuable purebred,
had`'' picked'.up the. ,poison:.outdoors,
probably some that had , been placed
purposely':,, Then hewent home, and,
becoming fief; -drank ;from the water
In Mexico the , paths of glory lead. .1. want to kill and kill and kill to
but to the border. --Louisville Times., :make the world More roomy
hnyr.ay. the NI Aidbo
tried 't bei
-New 'voI`k E'-ening,l�os
•
• It
spiv• . Cyy,Nw r.,:, i;. ._
.44
01
RECORD' OF' SA-EITY, IN 'AIR 1RAVEb
.1-IAZARDS ARE REDUCED TO THE
. MINIMUM BY RIG10 REGULATIONS
CAREFULLY . ENFORCED MOST
CANADIAN .s AVIATORS I;REFER
'IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS
!:Suirti,c)sEAkuiptriPPPRIllusAtirliL PIRSarDREI:16ca:rs"ANIREEEs*
90° "100MIL
, Voult CAlik .T004 WILL- BE BETTER
•
tapoots:.. Traffic Lights To Honey
sonar Newt' York,' This; we :presume,
will make drivers beehive themselves:
-Mobile Register. '' • • ' •
The dog4xiters 'hate, to see a halm*
dog, it inakeS them think of strychnia,
hi -chloride of niercitry,. etc. Whatever'
their 'opinion MaY be, -they should.
keep. it /rem taking..t-form in action,
for polSon often reedhes much. farther
than intended. Like evil thotights; it
.carries .far ,afield, and doek not stop
.A bit of poisened meat Might fie
'picked •np by .a small hungry child, in
whieh case it would.,go hard with the
poisoner if discovered. EVen n dog -
poisoner wOuld hesitate to ;Murder a
child—although we shoUld- hate to
destructive deedohad gone. ihyond its
mark,, and brought' grief to 4 house-
fkr beyond the loss of, a, deg,
'bered; even if 'hi were never found
Migration to Australia
Kenneth' T. Henderion in the ,Len-•
migrants by the hundred thoitsa'nsl,
eSpepially• migrants with little or,nO
capital,' and-Aherefere With little or
no Vawer for waiting, opportanitiee or
opening up independent fieldi of self -
migrants. --ea power resident, hoth '
the character and Skill of the indiVi-
dual and in the capital owned by him
f31' lent him. b* the Government. That
six to. ten tithes ler present • poputit-
don estimated, bY economists,. but
Only Inetease more • Or less , . 00-•
portien to the increaSe of her wealth
2 per coat. annually -r -faster than ,that
of any 'country; in. thtf tVoilil except
IL
The ,that
Usti Minard's Liniment tor the Fld. '
for: ...1t..
Baby has little upSeta at:times. All
your care cannot prevent them. But
yoe can he .prepared. •Thert you -can
do. what any eiperienced nurse would
.do,what Most physicians would tell
you to dae-giy,e.a, few drops of plain
Castonig. "sponer done than Baby
stfOthed;• relief is just a matter of
moments. ,.Yet yoU have eased your
ful drug; Daitoria is vegetable: Z9
it's safe to Use as,often as an infant
has any' little pain you cannot pgt
away. And Ws alivays; ready -for the
crueler pangs of 'cob*, or'constipation,
dr diarrhea; effe.ctive, too, for .Older
tobre'boveht fast year: •
MISIT
a double lidtim-Las Angeles. Times,
CASTORI A
After Takiiig • Lydia E.
- Compound
E;Pinkharn's Vegetable Compelled
during the chop ,
Of Life tor eervoutt
feelings, loss in
petite ancrth gain
great tonic and.I
have taken a lozen
bottles ot it. If was
'ecOmmended to"
now I recommend'
it to all women for.,
Web. troubleS as
come at this time2t
PHILLIPS
due to Add
Omotsilort
HeArontoust
wkoAcns
•
The lard liart conquerink the air I
eph,e :food. bas soured. The listattt
what -.yowr, doctor Would 'advise.: - -
Par the lidtj-ears.eleee it'S
else so quick effeet,,,o, hal
sd fit.
•
The iesuila -era.
'fact, yob- wilt never deal' With Watt
itold'in the citiile.,,,Way.s, GO learn
' sure. to- get the getvehi
Mak Ma.gtfesia prescribed bY
yhrh
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