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[Judd lidortitner Lewis.]
.A little bit of laughter,
A little bit of song,
A little bit of frolio,
flow it helps the worts along!
A little bit of kindness,
A word ot hearty cheer --
Oh, hands around, my hrotbere
The little time we're here,
A little of good fellowship,
A. little "go and win,"
To the man that's on the ladder,
To the fellow geiog
A smile of consolation,
A word of hearty cheer
To
tbe fallen one, my brothers-
It isn't long we're here,
A helping hand to raise him,
To put him on the mend -
Oh, just a blend to help him,
It isn't much to lend.
A step or two beside him
Until his way as clear,
A godspeed at the parting--
It isn't long we're here,
A etooping by the wayside
To train a wayward bloom,
A light a -down the pathway
Te lighten up the gloom;
A eong and double shuffle,
A ringing laugh and (near -
Oh, hauds around, my brothers,
The little while we're here,
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STRANGER THAN FICTION,
[Nixon Waterman.]
There was a woman all alone within a
country house,
Who, in the watches of the night, beheld
a playful mouse:
And then that woman, frail and fair,
pinked up her skirts and fled?
Ah, no! She bravely stood her ground
till made fled, instead.
A young man wooed a maiden once, and
she beoame his bride,
And pretty soon her dear mamma name
with them to abide.
And then they had a falling out, and
never could agree?
Ah, no! They live together still in peace
and harmony.
A miss who'd taken lessons at a cooking
school or two,
Her hand unto her suitor•gave, as girls
will sometimes do.
He tried to eat a cake 'she made, but
gave it up, poor man?
Ali, no? Ile says that she can bake "as
good as mother can,"
A youth who sought to make a girl his
happy mate for life
Fell on his knees and begged of her to
be his ownie wife.
Ha, he I And then she said to hien "Your
sister I will be"?
Ali, no! They soon were married, and
are living happily.
A 00011 TO MOTHERS.
When Children are Injured !
Children are always sustaining cats,
bruizee, burns, etc , and not infrequent-
ly contract ringworm, souls diseases,
and similar akin troubles at school.
Mothers will find Zam•Buk without
equal for all these accidents and dis-
eases,
Mrs, Thomas Allen, 156 Water street,
St. Mary's (Ont ), says: -"My daughter
Mildred, 4 years old, was severely burn-
ed by falling oft a hot flat iron. She
was burned on the heel, instep, and on
the thigh very badly. I at once applied
some Zam•buk, which eased the pa'
and in the course of a few day : the
wounds were thoroughly hoale
Mrs. George Aldridge, I Ionise
Street, Stratford, says:--" "bile play.
ing barefooted Mao the : and my son
Bettram, 6 yeara g i , ste . ped on a brok-
en glass bottle, w t oh nt very deeply
into his big toe. . ; cut was so deep
that I sent for a doctor and had the foot
properly dressed, the doctor leaving a
lotion to be applied daily. Under this
treatment, however, the wound seemed
to get no better, but on the contrary
inflammation set in. A kindly neighbor
then recommended Zam.Bnk. We ob-
tained a supply and after a few applica-
tions the child seemed to rest better, and
the pain was very muck reduced. In a
few days, under the Zem•Bnk treat-
ment, the wound assumed a better ar-
pearanoe, and from that time healing
was very rapid. Inflammation and sore.
nese were finally completely banished,
and in ten days from the first emptiest.
tion of Zam Buk. we took the bandages
from the foot, I feel sure that but for
Zam-But the child would have had a
very bad time, and might have had to
sacrifice the toe."
Not only for oats, hums, bruises, eta,
is Zam•Buk effective, lent also for ser-
ious skin diseases such as eczema, ring.
worm, nioers, etc, It also cures poison-
ed sores, ohronio wounds, bad leg, piles,
festering sores, chapped hands, cold
sores, frostbite, and all skin injuries
and diseases. Druggists and stores
everywhere sell at 60c a box, or post
free from Zhrn•Bnk Co., Toronto: 3
boxes $1 25. Yon are warned against
harmful imitations sometimes represent-
ed to be "just as good."
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Thera seems to be a large amount of
ignorance as to what the law, regarding
cruelty to horses and other animals, 18,
and this letter is sent out in the hope
that a better understanding of that law
may result and (curt proceedings pre.
vented. We believe that every man
who handles horses, using them for his
purpose, knows when he is treating
them properly, or in any Wrong manner,
no matter whether he has seen, Or has
not seen, the Iaw on the subject, Here
it the law: -criminal 'code. Section
612. "Every one is guilty of an offense
and liable, on aummary oonviotioa be-
fore two jdstloes of the peace, to a pen.
alty not weeding fifty dollars, or to
three months' imprisonment with or
without hard labor, or both, who (a)
wantonly, cruelly or unnecessarily beats,
binds, ilitreata, abuses, overdrives or tor.
tures any cattle, poultry, dogs, 'domestics
animal or bird, or wild :animal or bird
in a state of captivity; Or (b) While
driving any cattle or other annual is, by
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eating. rain hr- the Site &c, While their moat
remarkable success bus' been altownIn curing
Headache,SI C
yet Carter's Little I,ivc.r Ptlis are
equally valuable I n Constipation, curing and pre.
venting thin annoying complaint white they also
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]leer and regulate the bowels, Even if theyonly
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echo they would be almac st prlcelt sato those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; battortu-
Irately their goodness does not end here,and those
who once try tliemwill findtt.cso little pills vain-
able in ao many ways thetthcy v ill not bo wil-
ling to do without them. Bat after ali sick helm
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Is the bane of so many lives that here !a where
'we make our grett bouet. Our pills emelt while
others do not,
Carters Little Liver Pills aro very email and
very easy to take, one or twopills make a dodo.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, but by their gentle action please all who
use teem.
C8$S EE E SDZCii1 i CC.. NEW TOL
truant Small Da 14 tics„
negligence or ill usage in the driving
thereof, the means whereby any mica
chief, damage or injury is done by any
such cattle or other animal; or (o) in
any manner encourages, aids or assists
at the fighting or baiting of any bull,
bear, badger, dog, cook or other kind of
animal, whether of domestic) or wild
nature," R. 5. 0. chapter 172, 5,.2.
It is passing strange that many a man,
good in many ways, is often exceeding-
ly cruel when the care of his animals is
oonperned. Not long ago I visited a
man who was reported to be very cruel
to his horses, working them when they
had bad sores on their shoulders. He
said to me, "What am I to do when the
rush Domes on?" If that man had such
sores on bis shoulders, or any portion of
his body, what would he do? Lay off,
of coarse. Such a man must know,
and if he does not know he must be
taught, that, when he works an animal
in such condition, he is breaking the
law of the land and the higher moral
obligations which govern even man's
relation to the dumb part of creation.
It must be understood that, while the
Toronto humane Society works, first of
all, for the wellbeing of dumb animals
withia the Oity of Toronto, no report of
any cruelty received from any portion
of the Province will be allowed to lie
uninvestigated, if it is at all possible to
make that investigation, We desire to
he friends with all men, but the man
who is creel, vtho cannot bo reached by
advice or warning, will find that there
is the power of the law for the proteo.
tion of these animals.
The Toronto Humane Society is doing
a large amount of educational work
throughout the Province, and any dons.
tions to its feuds will be thankfully
received. All communications should
be sent to the undersigned, who will
acknowledge the same
P. O, LAVSRTON HARRIS,
Managing Director.
The One Who Knew.
"Elijah," said thb judge to the de-
fendant, "you have had a fair trial.
The prosecuting attorney has shown
by circumstantial evidence that can-
not be gainsaid that you wee' in her'..
Brown's chicken coop ou the ugght
that bis bens disappeared, and your at•
torney in his speech bas practically
admitted that the theory of the prose-
cution is true. Have you anything to
say before the court pronounces its
decision?"
"Jedge," said Elijah, rising politely,
"all I's got to say is des. I don't know
much about de law, but 1 does know
beahsay evumdence isn't good. an' alt
dese Pry ells says is beak ay. I
ougbter know, fob 1 uz de only man
in that chicken coop stat eight, an' I's
denied it might erlon:;,"
Had Weak°tack.
Would Coteau Lie in Bed Vor
Day's, Scarcely Able To
Tarn E[ex'ae1if.
Mrs. Arch. Schnare, Black Paint, N.B.,
write3: ---" For years 1'was troubled with
weak back. Oftentimes 1 have lain in
bed for days, being scarcely able to turn
nt..,..lf, and I have also been a great
s:nferer while trying to perform my
irotaolu duties. 1 had doctors attend-
ingi ..
ing ore without avail and tried liniments
nothing seemed to do
and plasters, but t M s
me any god. 1 was about to give up in
deso)air when my husband induced me to
tty'Doan's Kidney Pills, and after using
two boxes I am now well and able to do
my work, 1 am positive 1)oan's Kidney
Pills are all that you claim for theta, and.t
would advise all kidney sufferers to give
then a fair trial,"
1)t).\.' 3 KIDNEY PILLS are a purely
vegetable medicine, realizing quick. per-
manent relief, without any after ill effects.
A medicine that will absolutely cure Back-
ache and all forms of ICidney'irnd Bladder
Disease.
Price, 50 cents per box, or 3 for $1.25,
at all dealer$ or The T. Milburn Co., Lim-
itcd, Toronto, Ont.
In
ordering specify "Dan's,"
TOWER OF LONDON.
The Perfect System by Whish Ittt
Treasures Are Guarded,
The Tower ot London has the roost
perfect system oi' burglar .alarms; that
has yet been devised.
Front Scotland Yard, from the gov-
ernor's beadquarters and ;from other
places known only to #t few respon-
sible officials the whole Tower can be
closed electrically within a few sec-
onds, Even the pouderons gates at
the middle tower, which weigh some
tons and through which visitors pass,
swing to automatically, and the escape
of every one within is instantly barred
It the same time an alarm bell rings
to warn wardens, pollee and soldiers.
In partictular the precautions in the
apartment containing the crown jew-
els are of a most scientifically elabo-
rate kind, One of the beefeaters on
duty in the room bas merely to press
a button, whereupon the heavy door
doses, the alarm bell below rings, the
other metes slam to and lock, and every
person within the tower is instantly
cut off from the muter world. .
"".Che man who can get away with
any of the crown jewels deserves
them," observed a Tower official.
"From where I am standing 1 could
close every important door and gate
in the Tower in as short a time as it
takes to utter these words."
It was mainly to insure the safety
of the crown jewels that the system
was installed.
No order had been issued for the
closing of the Tower on a recent Sat-
urday
adurday when, greatly to their alarm,
the visitors found doors locked, bolted
and barred against them for about ten
minutes, preventing any one leaving
the Tower.
"The Tower simply closed -that is
all," remarked an official, "Who caus-
ed it to do so we do not know. It
might have been Scotland Yard, where
the pressing of a button would im.
prison every soul within the Tower un-
til the police gave the signal tor their
release, or it might have been the
governor, ansious to learn whether we
were all at our posts. :At any rate. it
was none of the minor officials,
"In fart, who closed the 'Tower and
why Is a secret known only to the
et tallest authorities. There was no
alarm, no attempt to seize the crown
Jewels." -London Mail,
MADE THE MOST OF IT.
Clever Tactics When William Quit
Using Tobacco.
An excerpt from Doris' letter: •'A nil.
oh, Will, if you weren't the dear-
est boy! You often told Inc that
yon would do anything in the world
for we, and now yon write for my
sake you've quit smoking. I'll have to
wait until i See you to tell you what a
bear I think you are."
Prom antes: "fou write that out of
consideration for me you have stopped
smoking for good. Tbat was just love-
ly of you, William, and you may de-
pend that I greatly appreciate it."
Prow Phyllis: "Billy, boy, It's just
ripping You're the dandy laid! Just to
think that you would swear off using
the weed just for me! It was mighty
dear of you. Billy, and it makes me ail
the more keen for you."
Frons Marjorie: "To think that
you've quit smoking, William! I was
so surprised! Of course 1 always knew
that you rare for me, but to think that,
n:: you say, you've made this sacrifice
00 my account-•wby, it's positively
nettle of you!"
From Iris mother: "Will, my son,.
this proves your love for me. Father
is enclosing a cbeck to show that he
appreciates the fact that you think
enough of your parents to give up
smoking for them."
From his doctor: "Your letter ad-
vising me that you have obeyed my
orders and stopped tbe use of tobacco
is at hand. As 1 said, your compli-
ance * * *,"
Back Numbers.
"William," said Mrs. Van Gelder to
the man of alt work, "I want you to
clean out that large closet in the hall
just outside tbe parlor. burn all the
old newspapers, waste paper and any
other rubbish you may find there."
After a sboi't time sbe met William
!n the hall carrying in his arms a huge
pile of sheet music, the property of her
eldest daughter.
"What are you going to do with Ma-
bel's music?" she asked.
"Why, burn it, sure, as you told me
to. It was in the closet there with the
other rubbish."
"But 1 didn't mean the music. Put it
back at once."
Noting his mistress' displeasure, Wil-
liam inquired in surprise:
"Why, hasn't she pieyed it all?"
Wouldn't Hang the Jury.
An old negro named Ephraim, bar-
ing been sworn on the jury in a mur-
1er. trial, for sotne time resisted a ver.
diet of guilty for no other apparent
reason than bis strong aversion to ea pi -
tat punishment in general. Finally the
foreman explained to him that it was a
'nestion either of hanging the prisoner
at Imaging the jury and that it all de-
pended on him. "Fo' graelous, sail."
replied Miele Ephrata), "on dem rea-
soments de pris'ner am sho' guilty,"
Perhaps.
"My wife is getting so she can cook."
"You are prejudiced 4u tier favor."
"No, I em not. She gave tl tramp
a piece of nee last week, and he has
,lien basis for more three times."
"Perhaps he is after a hero medal,"
The Mean. Thing.
"Why are you toad at her?"
"I met her on the ear today, and she
laid, 'Oh, let me pay your faro!' and I
mid, 'Oil, you mustn't,' and She didn't."
-Houston ,Pest,
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