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SERVANT. '
fly .Taraef Maltrice
0.
When the last dray -horse ehall bey°
disappeared from theface, earth,
-Weildet Whether
ig441:4444441-aa'4e,,orpetl,Y.4';h011`.10
etitaNISh.lhimedn, the. ria.W. eonfiertable
Pes1tiO0' Which he eiecUP;es,
-,, Greet !Mee` 'whe'• have' 4,000 great
• things surely have ben
rnontintente ef stone and, of :immor-
But w.hen the, day et the. lierfie,
•- „phall be .a closed clienterilt.!tbelialik
_Seevice, Wile; -ShallellaVel ;the right
•glitea.--IgTeEei,erehoeOr4;fOreee.rYiee,
Tetideied' hurnitnitY?'" ' • •
- -The horsetes.toiledlor
• 01! 'dONITO lt$ life that he
• Might liveeeein the ,reeking heat of •
eeceninierce,'.'sn.3.etlie,-blemly.elele of .bat-
'etle, In the '•s,erdays'ef.encanttalreet...
.."'And ler Wilat?'.:,Jtist. a bit pf- naYi '
And 'when' the heavy day. Of ' work
• •• 'Wee .detle,. Man retired to hie ..conefert,
• able, hcime; ?with the ,peitce of his
familY' and his Terfal bed, secure
fr.orn, rainz,and. Wine, But the horse
retired' to its, ,pallet towait alone .for
, 7. ,
the dreary, hours pass while the
,
rain .rnetrilY.trickled in and the wind
•
•ttligeretlienlOuslY Ile* by trent a hun-
Ared•socielele..'slite and crannies in the
walla.. . •
• , ,
• -Who shell remember' the; horse aril
.pey tribute to it? Who shelf ereat,'
niOntrinent•to the faithfril beast? •
2---e-e-Matreueelyeheaeleaffered, leut-Tealey'
• tintee beeause of his OWn cruel' selfish -
1 nese and unscrupulous; intereets. But
' the horeelias toiled- most rinselfishly-e-
„and with a beating in the bargain!'
* .:Ne';'mati, is big enough to estb,lete.
the Oarriffe ammint cf, soffering this
grand beast Must have experienced as
•.ft pulled at 'its heavy loadand Strain-
•• ell thebest within It—just for the sake
And'when the final, daY of work Was.
done, whenit becanie 014 and leen and
epent, •Wealt-grien a gresey‘., elcipe
.whereelt ;ceuld greze, to' its heart cone
tent, witteether horses that lad. grown
old enriching •• :
No!
But what became of it?
.It was sold to be shot for glue.
• .;
'or good good adyenturea indorse;
:The. little pathe you lemue acroeee
But not the Prisoned ones that' WO
Keen straight:a'nd clean and orderly ,
..„
In- yaids andgerdene.' There they stay
,
And natidr,rtnine.itor swerve nor stray;
Sedate " and 'staid; in brick. and'.gravel,
•. Whose dull business is AO' meet •
• The bniden Of domestic feet.
-• • , • .
• Vor.„ph, the. kind' Of path I meaty
Is dim and shadowy and green;
s A narrow, winding one that'.'strayed
WeYward and daring; undismayed
By ditches, Mils; Or weeds that citing),
Ragged: 'andrettless . 'a tramp. .
An idle vagabond,:cejeling
. -Gypsy feet like Mine to strolling. ,
%That .clreame, at midday in the shade
Of vibrant, Pinging; wills of jade' •'
• In 'Whose 'pool ehadOwS can bo heard
The Musirirtiliiii:6045i-iiird. • ;.
•
• A 'path. whose curves , and. bordering
•• tretfir .'-'• • •
_ .•.
May hiee--a thoue.and myeteriee; •
'•,•Witli • grass grown high enough to
• soxeso •
• ••!A pygneyor a. fairy' queen;
may.
• , • told '
.Wild.'.iierce brigands or hidden gold
-.-kdr-yetlernayebe -there 'to! --free •
From some strong, 'ancient ogre 'tree, ;.
• Or something eyeird ; and • strange,
`• almost • 'c ' „ • .' • •
, As queer and lonely Asa, ghoet.
• Oh, they belongle-these roving U8.11E47.
To us who believe in fairy tales; .
.And and. Muriblei L Would apend
To find what Maybe at the erid., '
Hyznns
and Health.
,
•
NithriteVer inaYbe the eeeret et lOng
writer of hynine *Mild amietti to
; • .
have diaceyered, foe they ,bave_ _been
__,,,notably long-lived.
• The 'Rev. S. Baring -Gould, • for ex
e.nole, the author .of "Oriward Ghrise
' SOldiere; and other well-known
and,
and, PoPular hymns hale and
• hearty at the age Of fifi -4a, the Rev,
• w; Bourne, who *tote "The• :
Sewer; Went Forth • eloWitig;" iedently,
eelobrated his ,golden Wedding:.
•
...--ILeris.,:eve,hintee.fetineetheeJaparreste
If you 'need some .ttleacist.tratiepaterit'
• white, glue' to ..mend, a torn picture,
'Mix, the beat 'powdered rice 'With' a
little Cold Water, gradually add boil-
• '44,e; Witta Arid; stir 'ContitantlY -Alan -a
, 'Peg fonned„ then boil for One.niin.
' ute clean sarieepan and' yeti Will
•' have a litrzeicolorlesi ,
' 'of earrings' Originated
in the most interesting
It is Said, etre :Were:Welted WheneVer
worieen ,had been indiscreet in 416Ating
beerete not intended for thein. Later,
dOstly. earrings' Were feellieried t� eon,
• Sole the ,poor ears for, the guttering
Caused thein.:
A • rather awkward looking bid-
Yi.ch1111 Went ilito ah....10e1 cream parlor,
the other. day and , bought an ice
'Cream pone. He Went out on the 'side.,
'Walk to 'cat it ,PresentlY hereappeaf,
ed with the c, one emptied Of theteteam,
an(); banding it to the Astonished Clerl$'•
" kali/ 'q wkineik pm* for the Vase"
—
• '''.04a. HEAT:, cAtm4.at , ow, terrible
disettpe; hew to treat it .and how to
.41'90 tte".• ;7•'8., flillY e*Plallied by the
.., poi; on..
„ileL,,,.„,, ./(z.e.:„.,.,• ., _41!.:, ,...,,- 4 ba14.04,-*Me-g4;01,4,1r-Oe -
' ilert-'57...17-ii,A;Me;-„,e4;• i 1 _W:A..444.4i47,0'.41101131:41..e.a
e
. - - er."-• ... • 4nlYe.-Anaelnetl;,4W-11.0f4:94:,' -Tihe4,4
:Which':pf.0!--..awax.,:iiitor the -daeger'and'
elittering ; caused by eurgi,Ca1-0Pe'.' 4:4;eaHriegl°1;roill. 4-t:iliecV!M011an-yeri get me to
tiop, radiem:ancl.N.eay, ' ,• the station inlline for the riext. trete?"
. • . n... ..- .
rn thee -book are ;e, 4anireerof eeee `"NO, sub; I` don't believe Ikin suh•
reports, et.. here* ; and -00.;0, which This 'is . a n
brOkedown or caealry,
PreYe• the 'great 'mine of Centeeginin hawse. . You can't git hen 'effen h,welk
:.Treatruent• to:Internal-and-1p exta,041,- 'noliew." ' ' "-- , ';.,. • ' • ' ' -
ne defeat!, lite it Ia, I fear, With Men
and 'women, boie, arid girlie Balite'
WO' InanY -M1YeAlte,g04ae *40
aside fre_ip KetislPff, Pli to! the PriO, °t
the1r:1411 callfpq, and.seme. li,he are
not so eaulfieed bu. who have will and
determinetion reach the, goal.- It's a
great thing to heve•cleterMination
He Forgot the; Combination.
tam* .0f- Irregular,- eell-ge•Ffi
rowthe. and • iii, y
ot0,.
t,say-4.;ectri
--eln,,ca- airy,
• heyse? Let ine• &etre,
•
Why Wait. to be etticken hi this
,rapidly; increasing -devastating ace.e•rge
'Wheri yon can learn how' to; ayoldet bY
•pending for this FREE BOOK,. which
will be promptly mailed, to -YOU, .weth-
out. post; by CHARLES WALTER,' 51
••Ieruliswick Avenriee Torentoe-butariOe
Canada.
• Note
..,. The Man, citirribered' ti on the ee
and :took ,the reins. readY!”
I e called Oat sharply. • "Chargei!..
The old pricked up . his :ears
•ned, 'broke • into a gallciti ',As they
-mali-shlitIted,
"Haiti". ,The horse obeyed.The man
ftlpped, old jinni' a quarter. ,•
, The next day two young men stop,
ped John and asked him to take, 'Went
to the` station as quickly; as poesible. '
"Suttinly, gen!rmen," .said sTehh.
"Git right 14." He gathered un the
reins and, shouted: , "Make 'ready!
Charge!" `The horse broke into a gal-
lop. and seoreree'ched the -station.
• "Gat ready to, Puny,. genTnaen," John
looking .' frightened,' •shouted to his"
fares. "rye dime forgot de word what
stepe. hint."
To meet the requirements, , of a
limited nuniber ef Caner sufferers.
who desire; complete, rest while taking
the Cantassium 'Treetroent, .arranve
Meets have 'now. been toiriPleted `for
their comfortable accommodation in
suitable premises in Toronto, where,
if theywish,„ they can he attended by
experienced: physicians.
iitiWith-,O1',.WithoUt
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Wings. .
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:Mr. Vincent 'seated on the Yeratidah
of his saintlier home. peeling' willow'
wands toenalre:a- towel rack noticed a' ,
sturdy 'black ant running straight
adrOps the verandah. elle tried, to teen
.., '
it bali
e. with the • toe of. his ;boot,: but
the little t Creature qiiickly? made 'its - Impoverished 1.3100d..
' . • ,
Apart from accident or .illpess. due
way, roam& Then Mr. Vincent,' esiegi•
to ixifectioe,,41-mobt ell ill-liealth arises'
the wand in his hand, tiirried„the'ent l
from one og two reasons. The:mistake
round ' several tienes,e'but he; could
neither, celitteee it..ner;;deter it:evIn a ' that People melee is. in net 'realielng
nunnent..it, was.. earnbini.,oyer pE,tat•ta- 0 -I th ,atib oth. of tiles e. hey e the sante caqe.
er-ti e root, nenielY 'r,koor bieect .Either
ehaheys' raalo_outlit, N.vhieheriust-have,L„.„. r
.entittons,,.. veale, . hogs-beddes, df here,
'range and a .fOrest eohibined• s,. t
been as Confusiegto-lje ilis p; nia.u..nton Oloodleseness or some Other trouble
j of tlie..itervee will',be found to be the and Raynishe wine". ,.• . ' " ' -' ' GW1.1.1.6t•Poultry.Keeliing.
. By S,. W. Knife.;
Is . , .0 a : realon :for ainnest 'every aihneht:''. If., . Th•irty. deien","Candelles" cost ,the
;Man ; . Mr. Vineent StamPed his Snot• in ; ... •
;Yon aiei.pale; Suffering frereleadichee, •Princeei'.45- shillings„ and she 'held to
'. • . . • • . ..s. ; . .,.. ,
. . . , ,, . . ,; . ,Inr. oreathioss;he.s,, with. pa,,,,p,itartion:,0.f .:,,,,4,04h,13r5iAtes.:. ,fbr .8e.ah8h 15 shin..., ..',Oaly- a small.- space is required to
trent Of the crea.tute,but be coeld not
keep a:few hens:id WhiCh';:wotild.se.
scare It . ;
the -heart .pborappetite p.td week di.' ings; ,to a poor,r,Woman :that ,.brought nly • tab le eggs.' all the. year. .
• -'.
When ,he was „'ready to give up, try- ; :
1 gestion, the cause is ell -host.' alveays ,six'.• chickens ,ene •teVo capons in
, 5, shill Bu • Ea., oeone. says, „I..h.eye no 9
to turn e
ing:tninfthane.baek hie son Alien,
, poor blood: If eone.
haVnerious 'head- :„inge; • to •hira . that ,inade her grace a locik.after thein ancl,T.am 'not ab
came along and took np; the tisk. Feilee
hig In every other .weet. Allen Placed ; nerve'
aches, neuralgia.; ' sciatica and other table of .waintit tree, 44 shillings•;. for self." This obstioie; has bee
• . . . . . . •
a piece 'of •board • Insthe ..,aat's .path. pain's., the ' Cattee`'isl:e?clittusted 'Bible, 20 Shillinge.,e. • •
.e,
When the ant mounted • the hoard 1 nervee. . But ruti down nerves are also.
:A Watch for Time StudY• come in. Many faintlies 'whe
are np boys Or girls.' ;I •Was
't'"':.a; result of poor blood Se 'that the,
Walk Over it the boy carried it back to chief causes of illiiese are one and the
. . . : 'terested in thepoultrydis•
the. starting,' piece. But .linmediete y eame.; ,.. . ,,,; : ; .; Modern efficiency methods • as hp- sCheollfaies,' .thisl Fall,, an
. plied • in factories • and .7..! ms often PleaSure Of vesiting . On
the ant began its: jberiley, age14. •; . ' ,-.• yr; ..
yam: health is poor.; If . YOU are mahe. it .aecessary to study tit,e.., urns One small.. town in p
' • When ' it was ,halfwe 'across , the•; pale, nervous or elksneetie, you ;Should , eequ'ired.tor.l.dfftereat'eperatioris in. the. thousand inhabitants
verandah the boy. 'bele .ght . it'. back ;-, A ,
, t'give` Dr. ; Williams';` •Pink Pills a fair reennfactnee of' gertairi products„ ,For of ...close on two. hurt
•second time but the determined little.,! i'-
, . • . • trail. 'Theed pills • act directly on the this Work it ;!•s• absolutely. necessary ' to ' ors and ages of
cteature, took up its jouptiey anew and
,, blood,, aria.- by enriching ,it give • new • have. a sten 'watch,' The „conVeittiencil were •Well -deeerT
'pre4qeci On over every obstacle and iii_,
; strength to *ern 'Mit. nerves .,' Men aoti, , • • . ., . _._ 2
stop watch, ,however," loaves much • to 'awarded' and w
spite Of , all oppaaition.. ,...Finelly' tl,i,e,1 Women 'alike : greatly : •beriefit ttlireugh
'bey sat down, and the 'ant reached'. the :, the. use ' of, thie. medicine.' If you are, be desired • for the .reason that, while eet. tilig;t9oTele,g
.. , .,
it gives the tithe elapsed for a certain bred
other side et the verandah and Vanish-
. : . weak or ailing, give Dr Williams' Pink operation' it is neeeescity An indulge ,fil.., yeuthful la
ad• over the edge. •-.- . , .', •
. , Pills a feir-tritirTand-yeu---. will be a considerable. ealCulation'. for -deter,. the vhl?
' 'Well; Allen, said Mr. Vincent, if i pleased with the beneficial results
... . .
mining the outputper hour or „d . , g,,
hie ; int
we menhad, such perseverance,, there :that will spe-edily, tellpw,' f • '''''
' \ ; ' ' Now a.. time .stedy watch . has ;been girls le
11E
.eAUSE. S.P
Almost Always Due to 'Weak and
Surnames, and Their, Origiu
MecALASTER.
VarlatIons,--Alegandert Band,* glart•
'
derson, .0a.004Pre. Sauridereett.
Racial Orledneefecottish and Englieh. •
Souroo—A given, 'name.
.NaLOPle
VR:rcil4alt9OnrsciinNeeeirldndletleANliseilli•e;;;;;
Source -e -•A woman's name -
It .
Th
-liendre,thk4fethenk-Were.
.famiTiy•
Zn3TStery 'were 4ot at
•,name.- of Beetland, traCeahlp' directly"' --Proutattelit• 'enough 'in 'their own, coin.
AtegIreet4174!1;11;bthee' w''cliTbli(erirr :t;4he°Q;nel: -74171-t:1°.-4'.t••9 !IQ ;Y1412;.4 *14 even the
614-
• fragista of ta-14x are •`Olehning ap,- a
o
-W-.'ef:'yarietleris' et the-Chriatip.'n•-,ritimes • *.iiks'• , growth .. of custom:, ..P"v4i!go. ' beelaetttiled_ their. ew-a
la the Year•1284', which son matmimes t
• -„ th edescendants. ;
;ter of record. borelhe naniaef'Aleeter. - Perhaps 'iteWould be • aCcurate,..
:ea ytteiatiOn
of AleTander-• • Ate/Weyer. to say that the coinintinitieg
: 'Yet;
;triethettikenjn_this__etinnegtj..41-neeitteWh4chetliey7,li,yecl'eded;4ewlp,t`•,farnll-y.-
name Alexander,.whih: existed. about-ihrottgly nianer gene -redone rather than ,
this 7;Periell; In 'England and the , :adopted : '0(pp:d1lettanti. of •
001 •16;ir1ar3ds;.. the variation heettine families . , `e:- • •
mere 'underetaiadable, • ' ' There areliterally d,olens.'':ut.gFiroy
.ceuree, Is Greekin ..nam.as ,:eonaesen 411.,.„'Anterice•to day
Origin,. but' it was taken hy'the,niedie,„.Which..traceback..to...theegivertinames.
"Val` reSidenter`OT. England and Scotland ef women in thos"P' days following the
from the. Bible; and they; .apelled it as Newman. „conquest, -when "wars oa, the
;theyeprononneed it • rather than as it contieent wrefte4,-efrom the Norman.
Was spelled infthe- Latin. They spell- Englieb. menarche and their, nobility
eci ;t '`Alisauncier,". or ".Allessatindre." their, holding& in Norrean,dy and left
Ifyou just slicle over the third Syllable them no alternatiVe. but to coil theta,
. , _
..er drop it dut,.you'll shorten the name) selees, EngIishmen.•
into pornething, like "411s-4er,", which
• isn't far from "Alaster"
• The abbreviation of this; name into.
"Alen." is no fain& la an of the 'me. the c.ourse,•oe the -centuriessucceeding,
die.yal. records, Instead; at that -time,' the dem:Pipet:it became variously Ane
the fencieneY was to :shorten it into nora; Annot, flkiot (Nernaan diepinu-
.":"Satinder" or ;"Sander," 4kiii40. We. thres), Ellen, Leonora; Line, I.Mot.and
. Eleanor, or, as it was more .common,
ly spelled, Allanora,wits a, popular
name for. girls among the Normans. In
have the Scottish forp of "Sand"
Mac•Alaster, of course, means "Alaster's deseeridants," and Sanders and
• S'atiriders are Simply shortened forms
of "Sander's -son" and ."Satindeys-Son.".
It is not likely that such a naine". as,
• ",Alexander's -ion" 'could have lasted in
uncorrupted form long enough in -re -
'main ; as Alexander when th-e-;*11"-
finally was dreripeei It probably is:a
chaege beck to original' shelling ata
still later period.
iniintitivgresulting-frerne--the-
Anglo-Sax•en infineric.O.
NelSon eimply means • "the eon . Of
Nel." • The earliest. recerds, of the
name Occur in this fashien.as Fitz-Nel
and "el; Nel.". "Fitz" Wes the Norman
method of expressing 'son' • o" and.
111" was the a'bbreviation of the Latin
"filiue," meaning son; commonly used'.
„by the ,plerks 'of, that day: :Neel and.
„Neilsen ere variations; ,1 as es,:•Neile,
`which ha, no connection with the Coal, -
tie names of O'Neil: and MaaNeill.
are few things ,we ponld not achievel
IYour dealer doestot:keep, these
ant te•• lea* •indnstry; 'this =riming t6i.iii a- belt 'from. the Dr.i. Willianie"
,', , • : ' . ' " . ' . ;1' .
we May 'learn perseverance from the 'Medicine Co., BrockvelleTOnt
ant.' "..---
The 13Ible sends the laey Man to the,
Pills you 'can get them by' Mailat 0.
. . ',. '
f ';
"But it's nottrueof all ants,".;Allee Good Queen Bess. Watched .
_rehlied......_!LL_tried-the-sente-gameeenele- --pennies in He
,winged ant, and I turned- it eside - - ,. , .
r Household,:
ft,stly.,, ., .. , , •• , , , • , • House.heeping • acconntancy. was a
•. repersonages
, y yal '
"And _what, aparabie :that . Is 0--exfine art PraOticed b
,
claimed Mr..Vincent. "Just think ef in the sixteenth century, according. to
.
it, an ant With Wings se that it could
Soar right over your head and go on
it way givesup, whereas ' this little
fellow who has only'his lege to depend.
eni".-gddiFbii7bieTefeiythingcluio-Witig
e
,e•rity,
n Over.
re 'there
much in-;
fitlye at the
d I had, the
.te inrinber.
etiCelar (Of Mae.-
) had. an exhibit
drect fowl, .col-
.
growth.' •The prizes
ed ;.,where they Were
ere, in, the fOrm ,ef a'
s Shein'g, 'froth ,Puee-'
thus , encouraging the
, e'er,. • We are all aware of
• youth will put into; anye
eeested :in; . and boys ; and
many cess haye.'made a; de-
succeis in the poeitty, tak'en in.
.rtners withtheir pareets.-. -
he follolybig interesting Rents, by
urtesy of The Reliable Poultry
evolved for the purpose of eliminating'
all computation and making it pea.
sible for an observer ;to read. from the
-
0141 the :quaptity. desired. The eir--
buinference ofthe 111a1of the...Watch Is
„divideet_into.,400-partee-aa-inetheeevel1
:known decimal dial, but ensteed
-these "divisione being numbered 11t
ordinary) manner ....theY are: ma.
,with'figures 'which 'haat ce.te the
cidee.
as .e
CO
MusufaCtured
. . „
a bey of 13 years; who had the caring
.for pullets of real good stock. , They
get finest c and attentiOn`.
with llieresult that:their aYeTage pea-,
drietion for the year: wee . 216 eggs.
each in a. P,en 10, ft. by 14 ft.
cist yonr dr girl. intere.sted*„.in
Poultry and ther.ebYeinstill lut�. theit
young minds a fundainentel;kneWledge
•ef butineee,' also their. 'ability' to as
ulna respensibility;' A, benPflt
them` mentally as well as finaneially."
; •
• And That's Heaey-Enough.
. .• .
Ilealeet,"I „assure you, 'sir, this is
strong• ' ;.•• ' •
• Cuatoiner.,---"Mtipt he-.--;e1WaYs seems
,able to hold up itrPriefe''`:
, . ' Moekiiig the boctoie
• A debtor 'and his.-leish, !coachman,
were driving haat a 'duck potid, when
the .;Conclaman `",.01 hate thini•
bird,5orr.", •.'
• "Why eliduld you hate the Poor creit-,
turee,' Pat?" asked' the, doctor. "rni
•
al, wet shnee ;Mutt .two juniors edid, sure they never do,you a.ny har,m."
-both_-_unde,r-i.4--;yee,-re,ef,-agee;-e`•-kietfte:,--ee"Stire; seer, ' dreliT,TY•on hear
naia„ try -keeping on a
•
irked;Paul, an4Ailee.e_Nveener sthrted heal -
h ,fitinnirsegaf tIrefitii.n3g4 year In the busiu&a butec. :kat ?ey oafl ecii ',.aYco,u;li quackn'*e r Pc:4:8c quack'
in-en nt'l th' h
ee. the town lot, ,with; 20 •White; Leg erns,- 12 • P.., e n o
and. ;o. Rhode .Island
r re- Berred Itoeks.
et big bank auatimwd nte en. London ber of operations per .hour, wl
this week. Tife 'fele) account atiernnetooftwa tsilirtegleel'aicrs:dial...tifinone;
,beolt WaS one kept by Oneen Elizabeth
'When she wae princess,. eighteen: instance of ,very shaft ope
"-Yeara MA -dad
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Fineat'Fafrii' Paperris Offering you
,over $2,000.00 In cash' prizes in a
mOsVenueuai 'and attractiVe mien;
taking'. ;• •-
•
WHATIS THE -AGE -OF•-
' THE LION?.
'This is the big question:
• HOW
.011)
' Is
THE
' LION
PP ;
•ationa,ten geed Ptanderd, breed-.
: 'Ili the Rth°g1,4;'4,,AB-11,11(3iwwr by
n67- the fact that.,they
can The 1:.tooke31'. riest* and-lriebeed pilieSI at
• vaelous. shows : 4 .great niany„adults.
yveuld•be proud .Of such .4; reborci, both
In pries 'won- ane net profits made.be
e; young pbeltry keepere::. • •' .
eir elist year they gold; frorn 36
...,...„„
•
,eXpen,ses..of ber.•tesidence at :Hatfiel Lined,
for the year 1551-1552 . • •
• .
The volume has6teventy-s1x vellum : •1thI) co
,hages ;and. the cpvere- are decorated.
'with illuminated lettering and scroll
'work, with Ilye pen and ink emblem- , Constipated children, can, find
atie drawings among the entries.Each prompt relief, th pe,gh the use Of Baby'S
account is signed "Elliabeth,"..theeig- Own Tablets. The, Tal5lets are a, mtld,
-nature-being graeefule one -with'fine but thoroughlaxative 'which: never
fail to to • regulate the boevelsand stom-
ach, .thue driving out eeestipation and
indigestion;; *colds and. simple; eevers:
;--Ceneerning-theni'Mre;',GlispaerDalgte;'
Dernain, ,4t10.; writes;' "Baby's : ',OWn •
ets .heYA.'been of great benefit .to
little boy, who web:suffering froin
netipation And indigestion. • -They Eggs, polden market ... . . . .$230.07
uickly relieved .hini and now bee; in Eggs E°14 t'(;r'' ' '1258°
.:s2o5ied libybrnoxeclifcrino'ine deTalher:Dore. by
the .beet.;.af „Tahlete; are
iiffina-iailmsat; '01.1ickete Old for eating • 80,37'
-ChlekestiS -sold for -breeding•
44;00..
lytedipine Co., •BrOckville, Prenilums from sho.ets 65,50
NSTIPAII#IN
flourishes around it and Countersigned
by .sii! wialOy.iluelilot4ea her cbapi
1.berlitiri.: ' ' •,...':,... ' • . '
.1.......,Itzia-vslielvp.-•--F-Aleat-AillizabetV' I -Ref'
,- nearly,' ;4;000 ;Abet ' yeare Otte a.. re-
Stieettible eihoUnt,. When, it Is .cbrielderL TO,b1
cl
.ed that a.pOun.. rin these day,wan MY'
Werth et:: ledet fent tiniee as: much, .as '00
it is to' -day AlthfIttglf "ow. good Queen136ge'!`iS ettpno$0_,to'ib'aYtl, had:a...great
love for literature and a' pneeien. for
dress, these "accOmPtS" do. not gi
inten indication Of it: • , - .. . . ,
In 'the period covered ' by the'ledger ; 297.98,2724
Chaees. Of books and items Of 1218. for rfo :and , tisiniiag, cot ,..•
elie•.seeine, to have meee only t e viii, •., • Foe a. Lottg visit, , . -----,--
LIttle.Madgc- waa le high excite, ,pree
"certainituf(for her. grace's Argon" meet •,'-a: baby brother had tteTiVed 'On fieeretae.e.i. . in.fiec'k.' .'......;:',...,.....'..-: ....' 29736:.0502
tint 12 pence "for Making peeler tip,' the scene., She spread the, gebe news, Thied, year dock cor:tains 110 hens.
pee bodies -for:her, graCei' Which Miesand among °there:told the.gardener, 4 Ekes eioid 'pri• maTkel,:s.,,,,,;,,,...;,,y„,/,,,$,42),,33,
eti0_tes.eeMeY,erye:ee4raeegantee:Wtee.gYee;bitedt a''eVag,`•;4i "7.11:0•NintiWOr''',,Mtf-'6:ko-6,4et.8_,,..„.ifatyjuig, ; :; „ .. .. ,152...00
men and ;tiveinen, et :sot citietlinee," and "10; Ste Y?" ' "Oit,, Yes; he means to •' Chickens sold for ,eatitig . ,.'..;'; -, 140,25', -
zrearly.....8 in "Allineb to dy-verse- peer° the 0, ' mae, 'els the. new 'babY. geleg. Chickens „sold for .1?rne.ding.."%;:::. ,6?, 06 ,
was careful to 'Toured till ti:14, One Of stay'," said Madge,. "he'e getshis things. prbrn,innis. front 53 pre & . • , .. 72,50
theents, reading, 13s '.'1:3s. 4d,• for .thy1 off."'
. 1 i
ladleof.,,,Areuridell a te,iirani." ; , ' . . ' 6 • -t,,
, tlitalietli Ski 0, to lave spent quite -; . • • mpNEY, ORIJE.RS.." , , Feed tk,,,i su.".011..eis. co,st .,,,, ,...80,2;
,. .._...-..,„,....._.
n, tot 611 Intisle :oho entry reading -3o ,. Pay. ,your • ont,outo*n nototn4 1»'.., ,-
':, , ,-........!;,..... :...-.: , -_, $ ,
shillings . to farinor .-.. that ,played ,on Doinieloti Eehtess MeneY;Order,,., P,IN‘..0Pront 481 00
. 7.., '-'
Ane„0, and eno:tbet iitoi, More the bart.).., Dollars edetatheee eents, inceetiee- 'le fle.eltr, ...„.,„....,:,. ,.' '76.00
er,•30 shill tigee-ettith' Mittiee 'being -Of . :.', • --the' G- 7-777—raniraar;'—.--ef Ht-caltn.: ' Total Breilte,e,;$888 32'
,,,, _ .. .._.,.. . , ..
fretittent occurrence.' There lea •long . .. • ' I ' ' • • '.. Also an iriVeiitery " vrime Cif $148 iii-
litteef I eneye Paid toe !Eteiticee-e-bertliis',- T,Aaoher-•-e;, C_QMPare !Old.' ' creased libeit, ' '' '.: . ' .':":,' ' i- , -,
Stiidentee-"Ceuld, cough;
412.2111 40,
• ,
$end to Puzile :Edtter, The. Farm,
,
.'eat',4,,Gitifleee-Gardentitidertgliet'Pe•foi
ftill -glee cornet of the big 141011,and_
full det(til$,,, enClosing'. a postage
stenap;:• 1ac1t' Of Space PreVellee
gieing the details, here. • ' -;
Hera Is a feedenting Paetiree..for
the Whele faintly foe the. Winter
eleninge. De not fail to take ad-
Vatitage. of this attradtiye Offer of
Cailade'fi Fineet Perth Paper, '
WRITE NOW!
You ;trill ehjoy it.
hens:
,Eggs a,t loCal market hand" with the housework is a novel
Eggs, for hatching .,....., , 102.90
„ eciecafionar suggestion which has
Chickens spit' Ser breeding . • ' • 31.5v mulch to fecomniend it. -
.Chickens sold for eating 38,5f . • '
IVIlid But,Suggeetive.
, The, More then usual eask ',Intel,
ligence an:Mee:the etudente-that morn- '
ing had got..undee the professor's Skin.
, ."Class is dismissed," he said, exae-
Peratedly. "I'leaee,' don't flap your
ears as ,you 'ease out.".
Why Doctors' Go Mad,-
; Iusurance Doctor -"Were -•you ever. • •
.1ri...the hospital?"
"Yes, ()nee:"
"What for?" • •
"To see ray aunt."
'
• Eggs, covered' with ling !Water:
and allowed to. stand', for fiveminutes
. „ •
are- more nourishing and ;more easily
'digested, than ,Oggs placed in ,boilirig:
Water and allOwed: to • boil for three'
arid a lialf•Minutes.:
• , . •
other! Give Sick Baby ;
"California Fig Syrup".
Harrieso Lo)ctive: to Clean Liver Mid
Bowels" of Baby or ChNd.
;Even, donstipa7
ed,
ish, or ela, coll�
Babies and. and Child,r,
ren love to. take,
;.ngetanue;iEi
eg. "Ciarulifp.er;
No ether 7.•exative
regulates the ten-
der little bowels,/
to.
sweetens the.stomach' and eittria the
liVer and' bowels acting without grip-
ing. 1 Contains .,nci narcotics. or; sooth-
ing drugs... Say ,"California" to your
dreggist. and 'avoid counterfeits! In-
sist upon genuine `. "California Pig
Syrup" which .contains 'directions.
Training scheolboys to ."lend a
03 P R
301
„
;400.00,
BecOneyear With 75 hes:1;
Say `Bayer" and Insist!
unieas you see .the'narns "Beyer" en
• package or on tablets Yon ,are not•get•
ting the genuine i3a.yer ;product proved
safe by reillioes and prescribed. ,by
phi'sicians ,o,vcr,/t\N nty-three years •ter
()1d$'
Tbothac)1e ; i4lit1bil1,
•1ilarivc-bo; • e• •• Itheetrietfere
• `Netfraigla , 'Petri; Pain •
Accept' "Sayer Tablets Of ASpirin''
only. • nebtokezi 'package don.
talus prdirOf dIlbactI0nS Ilandy bokes
ar tWeive tablets etiatlew ednts. Ornec,
• Oats alSo seltHbottles of. 24 end. 100,
•AspirinIs the, trade mark (regleiered
,,B1.„..Cari.ada.)--0.f314.Y.a„.lele 111140,41;U,, of,:
111bnoacetleacicleSter
eWhilo it is Well known that AePiria-
Incites Bayer' ,Meilufacture, to ;assist
• the 'public; egelnef imitations, the'Tab•
lets Of Bayer Campany wil be stamp.
,ed 'With their general trade-mar'k, the ,
,
, 'England's only State . 'newspaper,
•the "London Gazettd,"cis 258 years
°la.. When 'hublfehed flit fpr Charles
It, it wee ;krioWn ae. the "Oxford Ga.-
'iette," Tha Court, having fled to ,that
city on accolint Of the plague': ,
• Catelese polishing" will' cause "the
lenses in SpPetacles .and eyeglasses to
Another iriaiance acroSs„,,,4as
• New lEyei
,flat you oti; Plotting a
Clean, tgalitiyeondlign
OUR
Von Mutine Eye Rern edIL„
'Night' and Morning:'
OSP TOnr rat.atiClestn, Clear rind menu*:
Wit for Fret Eve Care Seek.
man LSI tnadr CO.Ott Sul 0 his Stste.Ceic
reeolVe in their frames sufficiently to •
affect the eirebt Of the\ user: ,EVE1tAt CARS TR'' MILL
. • ).slab wood,"• stove longish.
Ask for MItiArd's and take no other. Brea. Ilotheyell Ontarie.
Its efficiency troireit
by over 30 yearsuse.
Wee AteAte: Harold F. Fitrade & Co., MAO, TFont&
HOARSE'.
Gargle several times a day wfth Min-
ardes in -water. Iteuts the fungus And, .
gives relief. ••L
t)r°a1.!•,,,'
0.
'11
-CleAt7YouT, Skit( Itetor0
.Your ilait:With Cuhcuta
• .;
;Daily use of the SOop6keeps the.
skin.freeh and clear, while touchesi
�f the Ointment now and then ad
needed .600theand 'heal the first pm.
plese-rednesseelnetightiess•-or •scal#•.•
irritatiorti CutiCtirlt 'Dttleimi le exf.i,
lent for thetgin.
Sooisc. itionocotSioAsie: Tolcoot2S4 Sold;
throughout theDeminiort. CsrahlisiiDetx)tr
ri_t_.11_4111,lictilei, 344 St, Nal St., W. Mostrosl.
Ifirli—Cuticuta SiNkft shit Qes without mut&