HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-01-06, Page 3'7-14,7 •
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.The Onlyilleal Nerve Ton* is a
Oood Supply of Rich, Red
'Blood- • •, •
people Would only attend te their
b1o4 Instead of worrying themsel•Ves
fli" said DA- ambient sneolalist "•
we
doctors: `would not, see our consulting
' /gems erowdeci:-with-nervoui-sivreeke
. %ore people suffer irons woz0 than
4.1 ,atlything Is& •
The Spit ,of thing which the spec-
.. Jana apoke•. the n.erVOUS
down' .6Ondition caused by overwork'
and the many anxietieeof to -day. SUf-
..ferers find theraff.-lves tired, losr-
spirited 'and unable to keep their
• aiinde on Anything. Any sudden noise.
.buits like a. blow. They are. lu.11 ett-
groundless fears, and do not sleep Well
at night. Headaches and other nerve
• pains are part ,ef ,the 'misery, -and. it:
all comes-froin starved nerveS.
Doctoring the nerves with poison-
. ons Sedative's .is a terrible mistake.
The pnly real nerve toile le a•g004
•supply of , rich, •red „blood. Therefore
•••. to reheirenervousneas and run-down.
health Dr, Pink Pills should
. Ifirtaken. Thes,e Pills make -new; rich
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blood, which strenotheost the nerveS.
▪ Improves the appetite, gives ne'w
•' strength and Spirits, and Makes wilier -
to despondent peopli, att4
ch,eerful. If .you are at all "out of
sorts" you -should begin. tak4fig Dr
• "Williams' Pink Pills.
You caaget these pills. through any
dealer, in inedielne; or by mail at 50
Cents a box !or: six boxes for $2.50
' train The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
"-Brealtville, Out,
A:Availability .and the Value•
• of flantfoOd.
Why dC. Crops 'need plantfood at ail?
• per cent: 'of the Average
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The store .eopgr whom tliC Soots -
man *Preacher .1kd "given out!! that
ha
would • "treat,' •e...ory customer.
Sand), ,Cilitained the, needles; then, he
waited with Eipnle POienee for he
treat. , At .fongth lie. was con5trailled
to reroark: " • , I
hearin" • ye're gieln' a treat, to,
:every easterner." • ' • ,
-4i-Yoni'd scarcely expect a. treat With
an egg's wOrth of darilinneedles,",,
the storekeeper ieP-Iled. • • • •', - 1
hit ye, nantia.,. draw the
lino too close -a: custoid'ai a itlisT-71
tomer.' ••• •
"All tight: What'll You have?"
"Vif take a bit whiskei." '•
The storekeeper poured out a horn f,
of :whiskey and laid it 'on. Um counter,.t
'I'm used to lieein' a bit sugar in
it,"-said•SaudY, smacking his. lips. • 1
•The • storekeeper opened t
4rOPPed a lump of sugar In
Sandy' lo • at the-,
.hesitate a, Mom
again,
"EM died to haein an egg IC" he
ventared. "--
" The storekeeper reached.behind`and
took froma shelf the very tigg that
'Sandy had traded. He broke the". -.04811
and let the contents "citify' into :the.,
glees. And, wonderful to 'behold.,
there,,were, two, yolks! • tSandy;locihed.
On, and smile of satisfaction came
to his face as he raised the glee -a to
his lips, - .
.• •"I'm thinkins;" he said, '"therees
ither egg's worth -cr needles comin' to
me." •, • • • ,...
n*and
giass,
ncodlon, '
hen s•poke
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• Genuine Surprise. . .
. the tragedian, boasted that
Attire. Was his only teacher. '
"Please tell .me;" an admirer -once,
asked, `la t.):04 eression o astonish.nient you assume, Iii the seceond act
Of, Your last play coPied from nature;
tgo?" • •
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•••"lt is," said. Tittleton. :"But .I bad
no end Of:tremble to get it. To:secure'
that expression I asked an intimate
- growing crop •as •Water; 45 pr cent of friend to loan . tne $50. He retueed.
' . the ,Solid matter is made up of Car)30n, Tlidt patiieo me no•surprIse.. I &tried.
- .. oxygen and lydrogen; less than 5 per i
aeverarothe.friends. • The refused
.'eetit. 'i?f the growing crop is composed Mel Was . not stirprised.. Finally I
of Mineral coostituents which: the plant asked one. who Was Willing' to oblige
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obtains : from the Soil.' Inherit wisderii, rims- and AS he hand,04..ine: _the
' lititfftafriffoNida,-116-wever, that studied in a glass the expression of
this giOsW. than 5 per ceot.i" is just. as • •
zny own led,: .., I Saw -surprise. there,'
, - essential to the growth of the crops bat not astonishment. It *as Alloyed
Jim . other 95 per cent. • then, in
'wili
l the srispiejon , that the Money
. I might b o terfeit : • I' Was in des-
' SpF.aking. of the 'eSSential plant feeds,
while..we are dealirig with a very snia1.1
•• „percentages of the plant, we tire actii.:
•• ,dealing with • things absolutely
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- • „necessary to: crop -growth.
Four important constituents of plant
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pair.. e e uld I find genuine as-, Case..c• ests onlY .60 cents at drug ",s,tg.re.
tonisionentV ' , . • . Absolutely harmless • and pleasant!'
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, "Well;". • continued the admirer, Millionqui-
n-Itelped annually. Largest sell-
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',where d•id you get it?"ipg atenlach correcter in wOrld.--Adv.,
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To -day the Seed
To -morrow.
Some of the racist miser-
able wretchea1 have ever
.known *ere alwaYs dreamy
ing • bout a happy to -mor-
row. They h: 1 iocpsed for.
se MARX yeirs on the ftl-
-ture: that they bad neglect:.
' ed to cuLtivate the present
vhielri the-scred -toznior,i.
row. Sninehow we seem to
think that we are going to
reap a • wonderful • to -mor-
row without sowing our to -
days; but to -day is the
cause of to -morrow and the
effect,' can mit be greater.4
'thin its cause., r
LoausChurchis Raven
tor Homeless.
T e Rev H. 4.. v. Sheppard; rector
fthe •historic church St. Martin -in-,
WORKING,. f
°LEMON
Carrieri Studied- Exchange on
International Freight.,
'Definite progrefis towards a 'solution
'of the vexed question of •e#bitnagin, cat
•InteruntiOnal• freight 'charges betWeeu
'A Hee Translation. ••
;Canada
Cl _oissifiettAsi*eitis4iiinektx
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.4mWANTD:
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ND DESCRI.
oen Fand oticZ
Chippewa Falls, W110.•":• -
the 'United States 'and seenle
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:likelyc as a resultn Ilie15:iftag Pr•iirp..' 1,,,•••".S.A.,ZIPOILY b_vge depnluled a Chin-
..Presentatires. of the Prineipal, Cana- whiSleerad distomer In the rapid-fire •Only, to "m41..30.009' owl'ir4:0123.' t.14..r.
;-diait;earrierit'ut---Alentreal recently.- --traitaiirant., _r_.;Want ...a, _go., substan-, scasetion of........,•,.•„:.
1 -'• The question, which is' a 'moat .cain. tial meal; •but finthint,that'll flIfine up.". : lirierearethi.ee.b-efdiffs41446Y.:::PUin
I fro*. all its angles, and a"lentative- hall JUPUtiani" CallillY yellecr-Tagelglie, 1.4101dY, on Aonl.1141rtsit-teerfetcle14..bitl:dFintli7n43. '
, Oleo:toad one,: was again OPnWered: ,.' . "Bale o' hay for the -gent tto* Jimp.; spots, whion. are
1 Plata was PrePared •thYulvilig:all . aver- the.waitress,. backqo the kiteliet. ' On others.- ?I'lliffi the lett 'side. is =UV
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Sirts !of Sens*b9p: • -
Distributed all ever thfl •bodkts, lir Old
just beneath the akin, are nerve -ends '
•Which respond jd 'pinch or other
Halfpa 1Wo1og_theseirekt
age 417.111,surcharge, which, it
.. sensitive 'then the right:4.3nd thtt•Inr
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i hoped, will lead to a' solotion which ' .* (-77 'ifornarki - v.,g; • is. .
p, .ftit
side of the arm Or the leg possess4.4
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w111 be satisfaetc,iry to all parties .in- Little Boy.'•r-7"lifother,..aie theregreateseseitivetVe fpinthettb
.. any entaide,i- • • .'7,...- .`170 . • „ • 4:71. :
• lereated, It le aniztaciated, liewever,:: men tinge:lit in heaven?'" ' -;,, • - *.... •
tb,at in the .-WOrkirig,-ont'ot this' 'prat= • Mother--'Why,terteinly., clearr, ' .
Fr
lem it Ls of the.' utmost. liziportance : 'Little Boy7.--"it t" 'inoithet, ' 'never iline;ties"holi,ni44:Qtxed$:PII°PtSan:d'1644sblindfolded and told te.
together Thus .1V1i."
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that ',• the 'integrity. • of .. 'Vie .tilyough sew' 4y pictiires- naeht,with *Milo;
.., , Plunge his fingers for 'an instant WO ,
fates, lay'the• different .gaterrayS Must 1Cers,"" ,... • '.' : hot" water hewill hestily wii92001
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be maintained t.ertild-the danger of . •Motber---,•"146,.flear,lbien• got in with
a cancellation • all international:
Owing to the diversity of e(oiditions
he -Fields, opens the churbh doers affecting the various cles'ses of traffic,.
each evening to any of the lionieless and the far 4a<ihrg effect of any: ac-
he' comer- Hach night the church is tion which nuy be taken, a' full exami-
ned, Saks a London despatch. nation . of the' ,,,internatiooal • charges
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• A constable of the woman police and con-osultation ith -United States •
ervice" stands watch ht the .aisle all carriers:is necelsary,-• This has al,
ight;• and to her the visitants tell ready heen unaTirtaken. by a coininit-
heir stories.. She •directs them to.t.itee appointed fin the purpose, and the
in_the cushioned peWs and theiqinatter will .be nresSed to.. a definite Tiles . • , .
, a mincirone, for Chaucer's anterbury . . . . .
• oatn.-seny.tus
laces . „ ... •
leap there. the men on. the' right •Of conclusion at the earliest .pOssible "Haren't get it sir -that s -riot at -
this stall," replied the yeuth Who wa.s
• in Charge: "You see, we're* trYilag • it.:
The Boy Scouts •Af';sOciaiion.. • out at.a few. et out larger•stalls to see
d .hovr it goes.. If it makes a, hit, wh$7,
I then we'll have it here:" .
• .asy' Money.
r, counties, where, though the seen'eest?iirls.
y trieterise 'touring' in the
s beautiful, the roads are bid, niaira
✓ to 'get hfs car. stuck • in a. ous
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a clese'shave,". • • " •,• - •
; Trying put Chaucer, ,
egii7 II:al-illustrates the 'literary
igiierance of Many a modern hook
salesman. is. told lay Sir Theinah Lip;
There is agempak in England that.
!runs about .4 thonsand 1).6dt:stalls, and
Sir. Thomas applied: at ene of of these,'
thith" the' ItepYestelon: thet4he
water, really is hot,,;wheri•ln
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may be ic'e-WAter. • .
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lidinard's Liniment Dandiufb. •
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Lots •cif iieop16 . say. 'things they
Ought -to be ashamed even to think, •
It iS -not the oath that. triakes•rue
the...maro• but -the Men the -
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the aisle.; the women . on the it. • •
The homeless, the, evieted„ the un-
employed: all ftrol. shelter'. there. •
pothunters' who have 'missed the
an
last hone, well -to -de country The Citizens of one hundred
twenty-sren cities; tewns and titre
folk who have come to London and
aid unable to get acieommodatimis cmillnunttica in the Prcwince'cif On
ta.rio know -the Value of the Boy Scout
• the 7crowded hotels) rest hes,* beg-
gar's .ar@• the mar who has "a promise because they See them every cid
walking the • stretts plaYing thei
of a-inb• nex:t '• . „games and doing *their, work. And a
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It has been suggested that other a '-roup there th.e not better, `3ri,g4te
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ehurehes open .their doers in this. way.
aim more promisitig,;,boys- thato.thos
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rape -8 DiapepsanCorre t
c s ,•••• , • " • • • • sa fi Boy Scouts. ". . 4• . • • .
, Any bay in, Ontario; twelve years o
' • • Stonp.chage griever, may become A Boy Scou
:Tape's Dlapepsin" •is ' the 'quiekest, if he 'Ptomisea to, keep the •Scout Pro
•i3rirest reUef for Indigestion,. Gaises, liaise:and :Scout Law and prePareS him
Flattflence,"Heartbittni,Sourtiess,,, For.. self for simple - teats an the churpost
mentation or .Stomach Distress caused tion ,and tistery ofthe tTiiion-Jack
by .aeldity.- A few' tables' Ore almost and can Make, several cordage knots.
.immediatestomach relief and shortly The Plan 'Is. to gratin a number'o
the' stomach is -corrected sfa. you can. boys '(ireferably not •.inote tlaan •'3
eat faveriteleodd.Without fear. Large. in •aoy one f,`troop,' asthey are..desig
'mated). under the kadership
lig.cutittuastee *a Selected
Clean,- Inter. • t; boy -lc ing, volun
teer ieader-atways athof sterlin
character Atid mature jadgment. Hee
Troop and ,Seeritmaster Are 'tinder' th
'supervision of a Troop -Cgfanaittee!
'of ,responsible Cigtiens;:usaally,oflitials
,of the chnrch,.sehool;!ceinintinity as
• After he had. radde 'vain., attempts to
t 'escape -al boy appeared With a, team..
t Haul you out, triister?' -
Inne1l,d45:you want?"
. dellars."' •
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After a lg,
onand fruitiessoargument
the meter -WV agreed, to4,44.4:11°;:morkey,
hed: and: the car Was:phlled to' drY
land. ' ' • ' • , " ••• • •
;* ,.:•:After handing' the money to -the:lad
; „the Motorist adived: , •• • '
"ipo' you haul, Many, cars-4cut
daY?"••• . • • • „I
"r ve pulled- out twebyedo-dm..."- •
yea. weik at night; too?' '
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"'es, at 'night I- nata1 water' for-tne
niudhOle.." ' • . , ,
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„ Duestien, of Direetion.
'Atitlimetic.,.abcOrding to the Ater.age'
n sinall boy; *as simply Invented ori
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• der •togive teahers a.geod excuse for.
pitnishing :unhappy Aod,
a ertenrit
it the,' .finpletisant..feature'Othis. young
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n TollattlY Snalth,"' said the
• SCEeol. teakher due Morning," during'
L1 the usual hernia torture "Who t
-4 _the half.nt oightr.;,.
-• "Which '.Watr'teacher?'1 inked. the •
F.1.1:Youngster,•.caatibusly.
Wei!'" re.plied the astenishi.'
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s top et" sidewiYa eacheri" •
said :Tommy. .. • , -
e ".What diffeiefice does that•make?"
o. explitined,i with a
PitYffigatr,„ f the ..top cf..eight
• *is natight,' but half 4 it-,siffewa,ys is
, , idly..4f6Y. • ' • ' • • 't4Te'•".. • • '
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f ‘MON.Eif CiliDSFIS; '
, Dominion E.xpreSS' Money Orders'
- on stile. in fift,'*e thcinSnd' offices,
• thrthlgi,lout Can tda
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•• "Theo an. idea struck me," the . tra-
' food which,. are found .in . the soil' are `gedian said. • ."I resolved upon a des-
". lime; nitrogen or. a'aninonia; phosphoric perate. goorse. .1 retiirned Abe ;50 to
Acid' and potash. You,, Of earirse, re- my friend the next day, and on hs as
that linie sweeten e the Soil. bounded countenance :l sew the expree--
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and helps the strength Of the growing Mon t'saught.,."' ; ', .• . . - . • ----
" •"' iihint; nitrogen.' causes its lea, Stallt1 .,•.
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.or. straw' growth,. phosphoilic add in --I
' •.‘vigorates . its root -growth and causes Wil
Carly ripening; and potash•hasa great
' resist 'disease., and also helps the''
BABY IS SICK
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tV deal„to °do with the power of the_plant • When the'.haby sick-wheia
filling of fruit, gram or tuber. - , trosi, and:peevish; great-
• Canada's coal resources gra. esti- deal and is A constant Worry tot he
-inatedi,i.n,the-DePattnient ne Own Tab,..
of the Interior,. at -1,224,2M zmilltork lets.: The, Tabl es die an ideal Medi:
.e
----tonS,: or tWe,.,thirds of all the British cine for
, . , . es. `-'rhey are a ger, itlir
,..- Empire.. Of 'this total,' 2,158 milliozz but ttioroogli I. Xative which regulate
:-tons is'antittneitd, 283;661 =million -tons
. -bituminous, and 948,450 minion tens
• lignite and stib;•bittfininons. ' • •-• •"'
• A Scotch Egg's Worth.
the -days wheiv:dggs---e-Ima-ils-.
s:clonunoir tender :In certain parts of
ofinade..in".old-S-cotsman went to the.
store to btiy for his wife an, "egg's
.,,t4th of darnhig needles." In those
witesi ,Ne*too. NetayIsh
the caned an 'Iagazine-,.. the general,
IttOro_preyail'ecl",_and the stock in trade
.1- frequently' ifirind4A •,whieley and other
strong liquors:. • ' • '
the, ligirels, .etten....the stomach;
banish copstipition and indigeitien,
break Up2colds_an4aimp1e fever a and
make •teething easy, Co.zieerning them
Mis: Philippe rayon, SC Flarien, Que:,
writs: ."Babyis Own Tablets have
been a ;wonderful 'hap to 'me •in:: the-
caae Of my baby..and I can strouglYre-
norn•mend them to. other mothers:"
The Tablets are .sold. by- medicine,
dealers or by Mail at 25 cents 4 hex
from ll‘ledidne Co.„
13.ro,ckville, •- •
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•It is better tepaY a debt -than to ge
a present.
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.Surnathes ()right
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Variatlotia-P,ominery, Lapommeraye)
dIPI0Y.01.k177N3P-le9.arth;_,...
French
Source ---A locality •
mi 1 Y. P4111, ,.
th-vt-greun .:rfglaitted.as des,' . It IS an Angle -Saxon, word, the.
eirpgre -,of -the Axiality in gr-laear •originel Tom
. ,whiCIi the.original bearers of the11 une-
lived It omeans "apple iard."`,
-,••It is an old name in'England, be ng
.tra.c.eablehaelt to Vlie'days of Net,znau
11, .doininance,' in which, together with
the period ' following It most of the
IDnsglish family names developed* into tut
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y.ai0ons—Fers'eri • rerrlet;.
Rao lal,.Drigin;--Anglo-Saicoo.
The word "marshall!" Ls one that has
• run thejall confab- 'tient.: the mos
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.Nortnenyrencli influence,'"inareshal.."
It, was a -:coMpoind word, 'made.* :of.
"sebalk." the fatter. naeatk..:'
ing "servant," • • ' •' .
The . • "ma.rescal!' waS
then; a 'servant of.the horge,". that -is
to-.•?sat-'-he*as'-al••• horse:iroem*or a•
blacksraith. . • , • •
as the Non:tan-French. over
finch from inere-di.scriptive phraselordtrliditSeliolttwere-tf Tonitutr er
• The original forth of the nem, as it tanization,, the title came gradually te
„d‘onfite the more Important Meaning Of
IS found -in old feciitdis, is. "de la
master of the borse," and to be as-
• Poranieraye" ("of the Appleyard"), but sodded with more dignitled-duties of
• thO SaXigilied' Versionappeared quite a in11ttar nature. • In the edlirse,„,of
crly.-at first in the tortu of "Atte AP:. time • the: „51laieSealls" duties became
`pleard," and later with- he
prefix those of! "marshalling" the guests at
, ;y .
. • . • .,' banquets' and •ImPortant functions.
- Prainnety_LT-ilf-cenrser ..a• Hlintrortant-this- was -can. be -seen,
Pozneroy- inthe de-oiTy1nt1ie realization that'inthe-gor7
• 'kr-variation trent
SUCCcSO. 1 .
E'ftinglit for Yon, and •wrotight. for
- Alld.I Strews te; win; your smile; •'.
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1 tAlresli fdolremyoeitid..yeanidi well
en111.°Wileedithfow withwhich. e roe , s
th IP P I 'connected ;
dub ' r, other orgeoixatio
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But -our honey .was• tnixed ' With do ii,tte, camp 'every suitiner „ unde
hYiolup:...sodation,
I Ilan!Ilie7s ka,ce at 'a frenzied pace,• • -Through Snell, leadership the .boy
1.,.gnd the goal. I had .in view , • '
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of the tiginis-a-re-kePt iriterested,•ia .
Was an en-ried flame On.• the seroll Of .pregrarinte 'et !play activities that a.i,
, . lame, . • health-eying:and 'edUcationaL The
_ And -a liberal=share of you' • •'. take long tramps, Studying nature i
. -., - - : . ! . • - • - . all Its' ferias.' - Theriearit.wooderatt
1 sighed .fer 47o.A; and 1„ited .for yen, and hew to take 'care of tlieniSeliTC'S i
,--;--And-46$4,:dtid:,,StalveiFillyr -all ;•.-- •‘- - Abe•Alllert....._:_T ..heY,Jhave-A-roo.p.:-,rneetnig
L -longed .for.„,orniv,.._:firid I' w.rouge eadh Week tot 'atudy,..lianditraft,;. ex
' yeti " ' • , ' • ' 'perimetits, demonstrations, ..,ete,i . an
- - -r-gall:------ i-•-• * •••.•-••'" ' tr-ained...direetais, •-. f . • ••
I have won you yea but I must con- ina'inindred"waYs-tho ,boy s time 1
-fess .. • • ••• .• .; . •Op(iupied. The 00;1,41=e -is so Tarte
That:nly triumph is •Smail and Mean.; AO 'so 'faseinating to, *the, bey that'll
For In life's great gaMe, opither name simply hasn't• tiine gr. opportunity. t oft
' , .: •• , '.: Iran with an idle gang -Op tb turn Int
' _no fame ' *
Is the Worthiest 'choice, I won,- . the erns that beset the: path of 9_
- - -,• . relopment Of •tbe ,speling, from •Poni- 'man. social orgenti.ation, this .was . a
rieraye" , ---mmtlititettllettrittattef, -a-nd-frefirtlir
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While Pomeroy in some itstances is faet• that the title has developed into
naoro recentlY ImPorted frOln-Ftaltae. tJ. highest military, liotor, that the
, the Moro nsual 'forra of!Ithe name AR renchfilovernment, and that of Great
-. ,Oxistipg in that cpuntry to-dq is La- Britalia Aldo, :Oh eblifer npOil
'pommeraye, • _ generals. , • .4•• ' '1
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fe.
'. Tiler° has been 7,11ttlil difference in f ,farOlitAll is an
bbe manner in Which the true French
e. douthat
title in many, in-
• and the Anglo•lorench • family nanies bted
lhaVO deVeldpeit. IA mailY ctiSeS they
,tre altiost Ulentical, The prineipal
,difference•it trend, excIipt in the large
;eloss of family names formed .trom
r-iratoquyesi of givea babies; has; been.
0 aronfig of all proliffea in lOng-.
nd, while the' Princhtholigh drolP
, log the 4140" qui.o often,'have tended
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robliO, the 917•4 or l'io,"•
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I dreamed for you and I 'schemed ter inforMatien • regarding the for
_ YOU, _ , • • • - • • • mation; registration conduct..o
• And my•scheraing WOS Iloy:,,Scorit Troops be ha.u.. upO
3.-,wr.este4- far- and-n;contestad - for :application te." the Prov.incial: "Head
' you, ' • • • quarters The 'Boy Seents 'Aisgclatton
• But -the best I hive failed- teguin.• ' Illoer"and- Sherbourne..Streets,'Toron
In my quest, how little ° I "to. ' Commencing viti thIs suue nen
guessed ' •.• •
That fame is a fleeting' breath;
That tidies, renown, are . as 'thistle-
notes.and Reins of general .interest
regardiag the nierement wtil be Pub::
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lgioSilia.eztinn.. ,.l,nio.st,..eveiy..-iroek , his these.
. But that, hire. shal,1..be love till • ' ---.-----;--4------• ..
death! • • •
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Prescribed for taemb t's ,$) „the
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On of the best -13newn guides in ,
_Neva Scotiagives this *testimonial: bt ;.Lague for Longer Life: • , • ' ..
If INARD'S '1.-AN.IXENT----- . - . 7 • , ' - - 21.4466971iiMS - of .oxygen• : three:- time
Have, usec1.111INAltD1S LINIIVIHIsiT in A day,,, This is not only the best., Int
--idy -holds, hantiog and lumber .05M.5--c-beap, an-dasy .to take. frau-its di
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lifilinenniithennarretrIts 'p
plat wisdom, sealedWit :Sigglrea--qutic-reliet-te-minor'itecidents, *.,,*„ ... m.,,,,,, _ ..
!,....1, It cares- ofilklep,ty, lica
'such as S•prains, Bruises and alf:kinirs " ""."'"*""' ... -.. --• _ - -
s
t,
1
The faMily na.
outgrowth Of b
Staileos, but it c
,in Many other -f w merely.' the
outgrOWth Of the etIghtil Occupation
of hersesheelm , which meeting . stilt
attached to the wOrd after it had he -
Marie iMportant 'as a title.. ,
Verret. and Ferrier are Unties which
haVe developed from another Old
Word for herseshoest, that of "ferrur"
or "feveur."
of wounds.; Also it 14 a great remedy, beads,. paleafa.eis.:. feeble lunges and
for coughs,. colds, et,c.i-which on is buil temper. If two or three take it
liable to, catch. when •log „driv1ng_ and together it has still more striking et -
cruising during the 'whiter and spring • r
has often been, known ,to re-
concile .enemies, settle mritutinia 'quer- •
`rela, and 'bring reluctant parties• to a
state . ,i1Ouble' ...blessedness; This
medicine .never feria.; • Spurious corn.: •
- petunia; are found in large- towns.; • but
get intohe counfry. lanes, among the:.
green fields, or on the mountain -top
and yeti have it in .perfection as :pre-.
pared- in the great laboratory of
• lir:h.:Coyle Of. thetwilifer acirrerr
welP hi' salt or fresh water. •
months., I would not be withoutil-IN-
ARD'S LINIMENT' and cannot recent;
mend Ittoo highly. • • • • •
signed). Ellison Gray
A_Twenty•Foet •Tail.
The.peacock prides itself in its. tail;
Which :i1. knows homrpi exhibit to ad-..
,vantage •• when It snits Its .purpese.
There are otlfer birds which have just.
as' much reason to be proud .of their
A Japanese cockerel. known .as the
Yokohama .cock, Pessesses a. tail' of
•atom ons. _length; si Iong,1iz1,,Inet, ;that
peejal'cagbalutvute-Irtrdeffigned' f trt-
tile birds. • • .. •• •
•Thu-height.1)f-the'te-tagea--may-he.
Judged limn the ,fact that the tail pf-
tem. resales aiengtli of from eighteen
to 'twenty feet, " Inorder to protect
tibia long tall, frgin damage,. it ' la al-
lowed' to hang over other perches ar-
ngcd1in
poottfou for the purpose, •
When the bird' takes exercise, as it
41112st-upon occasion,. its, tail is core-.
fully held clear "of the ,,ground by, a
train or rather tefihearer.
If the .bird sPOUld hive -go' on
jOurtoy, itS tail is carefully relied' uri
and odeked In a pretty separated 'tom-
partment. • The, greatest,care is taken
net to dainage:sthe tail', es 'once it bas
been damaged it never again re"aches
anything like ItS former perfection,
Canada condneti a 'large, "and grow
ing 'i,vhale industrY -.elf the PaCific
coast of 'NrancouVer, Island; with three
whaling stations; ` 432 . WhileS :were
-.eaugh ill :19.19, rtinning.`froM -20 to
-00. feet: -in length:, averaging a •...toir
catch-. produced 2,10744 gallons of•
whale oil; 64,0,280 eklIons, sperni oil,
3,•‘50 tons Of fertiliseriand 1,409 tons
Of,•*halebonetotbing. being wasted.
• Whale meat is now a marketable corn: -
salmon, A. 60-fodt'•'Whnle.;:jkill• y-jekl
littkoverth .of .-
minpritis.LiniMent •Reitayea bistemeeli.
'
erfettlet Pioneer'. Dog Remedies '
DOG' DISEASES
. on , •
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and 1:10ye to Fee4
Idnned. Free, to any A.4 -
'dress by the Author.
,otay.OloverGo., DM.
• fas• West Stet Street
, New 'York.
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WEEKS
BREAKUPACOLD
Ai3.Lrts TRY THEM
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ITCHY ECZEMA
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hillashOuFaceAndLimbs..
'Cuticula Heals. -
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...X had, been troubled Wither,zema '
.onrnyfice which took the form op*,
ritah.... Later it broke out on toy
limbs. atid they itched..very much;
causing inc to- eciatCh there ;uhtil
they were bleeding. The raslkirtin14..
1pften-beep-,Me awalre•at night: -
".1 tried •some remedies, .which
failed, 'and -then thought I would try
Cutict‘ra Slap and •Ointment.
was not long-till:the rash began to
• disappear, -..and 1useeVtlicee.cakee„:ofT,
-Reap and fon; poxes ,ef:-Viintrnent,
_ whichhcale4 inc,"; (SignecInV. 1.
Hyrners; Paris, (jilt, Oept..12;1910.
' Cuticura Soap to cleanse, Clamors
citirinerifto segtba and heal
sego, 25c, Ointment 25 an7d 50i. • Sold
llitoinamtittliaDOMmion.CanadianDepot:
LyAiLtoo, Limited; St. Paul 4.1,1)10:awe:* •
rwiEtninura Soap shaves watlimb mi,
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Try a tube today,
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES,
si.00 a tittle., • •
THE LEERING Mita .S0...I.T1h
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'Att,e,rtto tor Dr. Jules Demob
RL,I.ILIFFS PAIN
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'1$1111E Nd.
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Waririin relief ibt
theurritt c aches.'
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just used $loan's
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Liniment and the quick
. cemfort had brought a smile •
" of • pleasure.. to , his fate.
• Good_for „lichen ireaulting. •
from .weather exposure,• :
sprains, strains, lame back.
.22T overworked muscles. Pene-
IN,IL traterIbillioul rubbing. Mi
0,40 druggists have it.
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losienieusesanisemosua.
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QPILY,..TABLETSIVIARKED..•.-
'AY.
A PIRI
• Not, Aspirin at 'Ail' yithout th `tayei Cross"
• • ' • •
Tho name 'Payer" identifies the contain; prdper direction,: fr,
only gentfine Aspirin, -the Aspirin Headache, Toothache, 1ara:1w, :Nev. .
preserilied bvpbysicians for • over nise- ritigin, Lumbago, Itheitine Nonri-
_teen years and'hoW blade hi Canada. tis. troint Pains, gene:any.
Altveya bny an unbroken, aeltage boxts 111 tabli r,;7hat
og ,.Bayer Tableta of Aspirin' which a feW cents. Larger i'BOVC.V" package54
(;* • There i only one Afitoiiib•••"pAybi°9V011 arinat .say "Beyer".
„AnufrIn Is the trade mark (registered iri cantight) of Darer 1.1,,nufact-ro of bteno-
noetlenotdoetor of .saitoritcactd, tt la trot known that Aiantrim ni. nt Ei Mircr
manufacture, to lumina th0 Public anainf,t,lniUatlonn, tlia•T'clioto cf 11:0'et. cutr•nruar,
Dill to stair:rod 'with tholr sancta" tra1 i.iarc. tho "parct
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