The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-07-10, Page 3epireeeeee.,et
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HOWTP BE
VATMR.
,
.0ne,O1 the beet ea:repro la the world
IS to. be a father. It gives solid, Kitts-
' eeetiee. 1eve14ie34ed? flne•-•.
.010 !trod :se'llt,•,41.),k,92.e...._i.r,"'01F4ClW-'144b
' —Tau uoasirt,'. 104134 Xfareut,",
' Paid 4 INV in 14 tSeea,, "he' eeerne
more like. a ehana Or e friend."'
Long Years of learninn, hew to be
' a' father led to. that remeilt, which
showed, that the time '44,1 effort spent
_
were already bringing resnIts.
'.'•51.113 Partleular • father, began • when
. his children.. were nndea' two years -of
age. -fie spent Very- Ititie.r.noret-moty
the children„ but'. he -p.penta let of'
d.eote:d -hours, of his Sat-
urdays• and Sundays te:Playiag with
. the, ehildren,..reading to tkein7l1tten-
Ing to thein and talking with -them,.
. He did not,,do niucle"for" there He
• did ninch . "with" them. .1t, was.
• "Let" daddy matte. a house for your or
"flet daddy fix it for You," instead ho
-theught it wiser te sey, "Yoe lanild a
hQUSe witb daddyr or "You fix it with
, daddy,'•'. and -so' the children lea.rned
the fun,and• pleaeure -of doing things
with ;daddy.- • ".
, He did not 'talk to .them, , but with -
:them, as one-man, to another, as one
friend to another, and the little one
gained dignity .a.0 ,undersiandink
cansiotoual*. .He:' 'treated the, ehiltiren
,as . intelligent companions, ..an.5,1;they
berameeo. • •• •
:* He neyer was toe- busy to explain, to
.answer their queetions, to, help- with
their problems, to solve. their childish
pdzales. ; .If .nrsother could met 'answer,
-ishe advised, "Be, sere -and tiok daddy
• atid' he will tell Yell."
. When . the. ehildren began_ to take
,their_ehareeof_the work •and responsi-
Inlay Of the- borne, it was with daddy
-they did many. Of their little tasks.'
• Before they were five years old: this
'father begutt:1.6 ,say,' "Come." He
• ,,. seldom paid. "Ge." It Was 'not "Yeti-
• go and do thia:e or ,,you go there He lowers to be dealgaated as a clan But
Bald ."Come on and help:. nie clean uD these cMeftains 'reeived
„ the cellar," or "Cottle ond help,mother nicknames; de,scriptive of SOMe trait
Stomac1!Trouble Vanishes
Montreal Mali Gains
'
4 DA; 011171301 tliE
"Pince- I began !Shia; .t.hie Wonder.,
ful Tanlae 1 seem t,o be( gettingyeneg,
er every day. I have. galped If Reunite,
on four betties and everybodY epeaks
about how well 1• ,
- The above statement' wetrniade,
cently,by Eugene Lepage,. -proprietor
--.PriPP.0770tH•Wa1e07:110te144.0Cr'.'8,11°13!"
Montreal; Canadarene of the most ex-
clusive tenserhil In 'this city.
:Mr. Lepage further geld: '• • • ,,.„..
. "Stomach troilble-;had-almeite,Celne•-•-:
pletely wreelted, my health,: Was- a
derephado* of my forinerSeif and se.
ren -down nerebus, r thought
would have to give lip MY work...
"Tarlac Seon.hatd,. me eating.. every-
thing, Sleeping like a log at night and
„feeling as 'fine as one could ask to feel.
M Only regret Is that I did, notlearn
My
about Tanlac long before I did." • •`.
Tenlac Is for sale 'by all good ',drug-
gis ts., AcCept no Substitute. Over 40
million bottlee sold. -•
. ,
Tanlac,Vegetable ,
For Constipatioti„
Made and "ReComniended by the •
Manufacturers of Tanlac.
Wtir,40' I rb,ti At doves •reafly..,
:"•';004,7 7? ••
00`,elealt tb0 Pax*Atti,rta*.*Iiit
enniip ped,feetlY Alms it 12014 be bef;
fore "night, '
Qnite d!rtY d4stY again.
Why do haSteli. to give. it 14.4 bath,
„TO Olish' after a ride?,
Id mech rather falloW theeasierVatli,
But ',Isean't—It's water of. Pride,
• • .
•••';,
Wiy do'ItsWfOr':-..4,...oratile.,,ok;:ick, •
- "lnea 4neeeessible ttpote
Wb' am I to Wet* for ft Week,
When tilitil weather is terribly
It's net that, 1 *Ye all the *Tease And
the grime; •
.‘;
That's etamething I'eannet'abide•;,
Morsel/Or, the jab 'takes a' !Pt ".0
It.'s.merelY a matter or pride.
A"man ma.Y, he ;ItneWn•hy .the Car he
"WIR keep -'-e • • • ;
The Way, that hekeepa it 4 I nielui;,,
TeilitiWitilrentese-remarliablY-eheapi
an ...expensive Machine.
It ,the money,experided that
i counts.- -
It isn't •the lOrice that's the guide;
It's really the 'care that h•:1134111:3—rs:jnaati,
—Harold S..0
Life's Meanings Cornplic.az
and Wide. .
Life's Meanings complitate and wide
Into, it narrow compass come •• •
As Ive .aiirosteli the sea whose solemn
• tide '
' Must hear us"home.
bleak-bloWn stretch before out eyes,'
• Some sterile rods of ,bleak -blown
„shore; , • :
And We MuSt leave familiar lands:and
• skies. •
• ForeVermere:
Surnames and Their Origin
KENNEDY •
Variations—KInItty, !dimity, O'Ken-
.
nedY•
Racial ,Orialn—lrish.
Source—A nickname. •
For the .most ' part, the ' Irish,' clan
names,. which were virtually, family
-names, and have -become so -absolutely
In modern usage, wereformed, strictly
from given names, from the names ef
those chieftains ' who • first • gathered
about them a sufficient numher of fol-
. . , .
• "do thestedislied,", and •"Ctone•and.clean
Up the 'Yard ..vvith."Me.".• The children
" r4sPondedatemee,- for Work with.dad
• , was half play .and' it Was gteit,te be
"trusted .With resPenethilitY y, erman..
dad," -beeaine . a watchword..'
• .• The StrOggles,and.:triumphs, the 1O.sies.
•"•, and • geins, were ,told him at, the 'end
...of *the day ,er Week.... He shoe -0111s,,
interest every Morningtithreakfait
and every night 'ot dinner by questions
••• . and; •conversation ' abotit their- getIV.i-
ties,.'until it wae.initnral 'that ,tio Mat-,
-ter what''happened, "'Let's ;tell dad,"
•'Caine spontaneously, . flit equally.
• Meal became the ,detire to .1ftiVe only
thehe.st thingS *to •
This' father Wee • • and plaied'.
• Like a 'china, yet ,there were certain
...lines laid None •of :this -dad'a:
•-.playthatee `could be mean, ,or cheat or
or honor a.chieved,,andit'wes the nick-
name - which became the., clan; .naine,
•ThiSiethe .case of tfip Kennedy.. clan:
, The geoliC deilenatiOn of this. Clan
ni "0"Cerantiette," and wtth the excepe
thin .Of the. leSt 'Syllable;.,whih 'bee na-
turally • become shirred" a bit in., the
Angdicieediform..of the naine,. Rs. pre-
nunelatiOn '.wa.e Prec!sely that' of ",oc
. .
• The' 'founder bt• the' ela.n wasa eltief,
tale nained :"Feegus".; and -surnamed
"Ceannfede," . or "Iong-head'i. (in the
„
sense Of 'being' farsighted),.'who 'flour-
ished'about, the tithe Of St Patrick:
- • , • . •
Thus, this clan orfareilY name's abeut
aa old es, Christianity '1,n Ireland,. and
'antedates the .Ch-ristitteization • o4 .An-
glo-Saxon 'England; which was several
centuries' 0; the'. Norman havasitin • of
that 'comitry, with the, subsequent for-
tell untrtkths Or shirk Each
, child niust•ohey:Preal,PtlY, workpheer-
full y,' act. inenfully. elaild. must
' resp,e4 • •obey and • Werk for mother,.
who dad ',said Was the Qiieeir:'ot the
, 'Mother hilped this .dad. learn he*
.! to be a fathet,,cooperated :With.•him;
helped •Iihn,nnderstand. tla'e little folks
bY. taibing over with' the Child:• ,
rep's- daily exPerienees,. and 'joined in
with ' She planned' With, the
• children, h.ow to surprise:Or please dad,
•Aind•-shoWeii every way what a fine
Waatiti' have a ',real- father, '
.,.;''•-it'takes'tliOught, arid effoilt And years
of time to' learn hew t�be a father, for
career; Anitte Of great
•,.. desire, 'hard weik and ideate, and the
marks:, of simeese• in this career are.
not.counted,inineney, hut in flegh.rand
• blood,- begin- and heerte In the gretithet
' meet the World. Peasesseathe father's
•
,
..01d-SOng.
• Th1810. a song then made • , ,••
„ 'Of long tell end little shade;
.-'-ThitOs Long with •the -bite, .
,•
haxa a.tats citikl" a black
eiong, men,:came, knOW•:.,,,,.e•e',e.
'With staring. •OVet 'plow .or hoe,
„-,At ioads whop mime had 'need 'te
• A: shining Speech they .poirretr`
..•• From long stored;:, • ron laughtcr saved till It .
*a.s-goiden.
• This is a song of slower, olden,,
Yetis -lied lifer ';Otir songe are 'bright
, playfof haste and' light;
thl
• .SmoOY their •aighing':ninp,
.•
!-:• langhteri.'•
neither leaves an, echo after..
slow reinits-e ,of gloom,
atasY- Of - Purple- bloom,
, ,
lieace, no litite 'of hopeless Wrongs.
• Out of our life we melte our song
S.'•
•, • —FrankErnetit
,
ma.tion, of English family names.
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• I4 the 'Wo!$*011:11: P01.4!,401, Wow
tall-
o'tattkaticwrI;LelipjeAr;it411,4p7:40th.30140.alreiryW;
Irt4fillPeffiut4rifte''''5:t`407s131717nnI4tnteCII*C4for
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corations. „ ,
• •
Probably ,people rea/.#e•'' the
ImulerPOS 'nage te, WhiPb PelPer Part he
But One thng is certala. It the
..frOply tailed! we'.ohti.alu 'own p(1:
%Doti, Rtoort4.41.0.03arld'eholi*-;,,,'„,,,tele-T
'011,thae-G-0,104,ft';traille and tT
to. o(ty ...4(4444g COpPer coinage! •
•. .first• the asurilit of coTh'
P.17 0°4 In. Ole _,i?,iiAlcThig:trade, 001-
Parisoii, With: the €1114stitiee,
•and 'steel, Would leeM:40 Aegliii-ble ;
but -when one te•Ie0•Inte consideration
'tlithieng,fatethnia'-elbv.7toY''t0;tPlbr.I'Ocrth40,4•8M any
i
Ite,e01110084.00?encl that „there are
aheat..3,000111,,JakeVery railway engine,
nn tan aPPreel4te' e*tont tO-w41:47
. •
KEATS
Varlations—Reet,Ketts.
Racial Origin—English.• '
8oarce7-Personal characteristic.
By no -means:have all•family names
deteloPed from 'eccuptutions, places of
residence or given names of parents,
Probably as. large a 'class as any, in ••.
English nomenclature at leastv•devel! 'Earth, witie.-3,Oee, countlees,
wee's, . ;•• ; •
, I
1 • •
-the Op mend for it 4s,.iticreasing;"
,
Escape .`"
'Lei 'Me not'b ht in'theoern,
Or.the..Weveis, Or, the tiee,13.;
,NR.t. even. a bird: Will l.be
when ;ir die., • •• •
•Once:is enough, :to. be been •
Into the kinsliiP of these
•atratige; 'strong thingo, 'of "the sea
And geld and sky,,
•
Hot from the sui,
th,.a...t.stv. lege
•I will go
..poUn.htliOrinn,gs• uat.t1::74.0ew, : .
•
• As„not,hing. that stir, O, or sing% •••
And break this, tangle of. grams,
Into the dark, 9:40 pass
• -4Plorence,G,'Jetiney.
. • . • •
,Oped from nicknames descriptive, or
ellegetily descriptive, of -personal rie4
Such names were 'given to men' in.
medieval 'times in: extactly„ the seine
manner that a snatill boy is given a
nicknaine tOday:lby cemPanions.
The difference lies enlY' t„he fact
that th. 0, need for the nickname er des7
"Oriptive• surname, wag greater. in those
days than to -day. In thisManner such
names atie'Brewn end Black have de-
veloped,. JuSt as hive ,toIday acqiiire
„such.iaanies as Reddy or Skinny. The
medern bey liveg -them driven eventnal-
fel:" he has 'a fanilly., pains which
better sei•veS the. purpose • of a sur-
name -when he groWs- up.. But in
Medieval" times Ihe niCknames..Werp
turnednanies,. for' papule,
tione'were,groWing so.fast that a given
pante was not enough to distinguish a
tnan irem &his
••• •
' Names in this group were „taken.
•from the word "kete,", wiiir,h since ,has
become obsolete,: It.nleanf "fierce" dr
"bold." •
C GUARD TO
SAVE MUSK OX
'GOVERNMENT SENDS AN
EXPEDITION.
gentle,
• •..bity • With 'your limitless desire,
Take of es tenders,t.' love, sincerest
pra , ,
•pre we reti,re,
•
We. with your Meanings 'cernplica.te,..
could cross the narrow,
Sinith Sound and .Kennedy Channei—:
iii 714e. 'winter,' month, kili the musk
•oXen and return with the, pelts t� their
native, count‘ry.IircidentallY, Green-
land has ,far outstripped the northern
C.anadiaa, islands in theexportation of
furs .; •' ' •
" Pollee to -Enforce •
, . •
ThOgoVernineet decided that it Wee
time to. eel:Millet', the Greenlanders
with the fact .that Canada is a country
.
To EstablishCes---with_a-trigid-rustoms barrier, and if,
Your Darrow and your blitheness
. • ,
•, •
.,•
How, are•we, fain to prove our untried
fate
• far:We loath!
• Hal Hal
,
Within"800 Miles of the
, •
North Pole.
In carrying out the task of estate
. ,
the PovereigntY of the .Beitieb
crown 1n the Arctie islands which
form' the ,northernueoet- part 0,4 the Do-
•-ni-inion.„ of...Canada; and which''in slte
are equal forihe-•Teirinbliietrterriteryiet
'Saskatehewin and Alberta the i4Orth-
*est' territories 'Bra,rich-Of
diad Department of the..4nter1Or Sent
the .goveriiirienti Stearner,'.:the
autumn, to within 00, Miles:. of
the North Polb tOeistahlisli permanent
police .'posta and..
,
they desire to take Canadian furs back
with them they must ,meet ,the te-
quireinents of, the law. Hence the ep-
tablishment7 of a Royal • Canadian
Mounted Police post at Cape Sabine.
_
Inspeetor Wilcox -and six other ranks
. ,
are stationed there... •
• This summer the department hopes
to establish more posts. 6h some of the
islandSlurtlierio.-the-Weste-Bathiirst•
Island, Les, been ,marked but, as one of
the islands hest suited for the purpose-
, .
because of its central position. •
•
, .
Friends,
Frio:Mita are pearl ti o' treetops price;
•• That God gives mg here on; earth;
Bits c' gold from 'PayediSe' -•
•":1:leaven's priceleee.- Worth-,
Sent to bless -lig for e wbJI,. '
With their ,loein' way, an' true,
With tho.suns•hine- o' their'
That God 'Made for, Me: eh'
I REAL NELIVE TONIC
Bountiful Supply of Rich
Health-piying Blood.
Sufferers from !what' medieal men
speak of as nervous debility find 'them-.
. selves tired; Inorose,',1ow.-spirited,,and.
unable. to keep their iniads on
anY-
Any ,sudden noise litirts,like a
• Pl9W., , They ,ere, full-.• Of groundless
fears and -Cannot sleep at night: Their
hands. tremble, the 'legs feel tts if they.
will give- aWaY:felloviing a:walker any
exertion, and the.tnind•is greatly *dis-
terbed hje,the incident..
• .Docthring the with pedsenciue
sedatives 'is •terrible'raistake, „..The
:only real, per:ve t0niC7i4a good Supply
.of rich, red .bldod., ,TO seeure ilia new,
rieh blookuse,
Which have •direct.: action on the
blood and,..„throngh it •stimulate every
nerve ;and organ • .Mits.
Alphens Merritt,. Fenwick, Ont.; , gives
-.herexperience with medicine as
• .iollOWs:•-e"I had 4' nervena breakdovie.
and: Was in the Welland Count* Hos-
pital for sem° time. ',AS. I We.slnot the;
proving:my :ihusbald, took me out and
teak me 'ap -tO my Mother's. I doctcin,
ed iherebut ii.dtkiaot,11.011 Me. Then
'I' returned hoMe,"'and -was again under
doctor's „caret...hut with ao..better re:'
treMblened getnumb
all- over, and :the ,least noise ,would
feel ine.' I .was qiiite'unable 'to do My
housework; and was. in a. terrible eon-
dition., -FiroallY,:.:1 was 'advised to try.
Dr. „Williame' Pink . Pills, 'arid; ,em -
thankful thetel did so; .as alter taking ,
about „a" dozen bees :I•jwas again 'a
healthy•Wernete' iiSed.' the pilla
since while nursing 'MY baby,' with
equally •good:. :strengly-
advise •- ether -ailing women., to 'try
theint"! :! ". • • '..• •-•
You Can get these pills' through. anY
:mail. at 50
Cents .:;e: boxe.froin The iD,
Medicine Co'; Brockville.;! ,
• .
TO113Ft',1
•to bring'icim the full"richness
• and mellow sweetness of
obacco of uali
'llsaufactuni.dbi
P411?tRiALTOBACCO CO. OF. CANADA LIMITED
• Pieces of Eight.
Hidden treasure has always acted
as a thre to the adventurers of the
world, but, though treasure hunts are
Many, treasure findings are few. •
• Trinidad is believed to be a "Mine'
xif treasures." Much of the -wealth of
the richest •a the South American
Wati Conveyed to 'that -island by -
the sea rovers who plundered the Main-
'
In a great cavern in the cliffs on the
Auckland Islands lies the Genera
Grant, Which was wrecked In 1866,
with 50,000 ounces of gold on hoard. aassified .Advertisements
We should .cherish then' above • •
• All things else On this or sphere„..
For theY're briaging es their love,
.Just to cheer us while we're here;
, .
All the. silver.an' the gold
In this world '0' wealth Ma 'end,
Ceuldn't -buy for us, or hoid '• '
One true,honest, lovin' -friend. -
..
They ere given ,you an me—
, ,
Gifts o' love from Heaven's" heart --
TO -be vvith us, Sp' to be -. • •
.Of. our'lives a part; . , •
We should thank. the Lord each day,
.
,For the blesSings that He
An' the leve that lights
In the, hearts 9' loyin', friends... ,.
'
'--James Edward Hungerford..
Have You Heard? •
'That herse's:ton. gne., Is Considered- a-
, .
•,.Theee-expeditions„which culminated. great. delicaer-aniong"-theeneaeants
during '192.3 In ' the establiShirtent of e‘ Sen.tland.?‘ * ,'•
. ,
. •
Thet falai tehleega, t•icitt7e'leogi'rtijohnY,
1}9ale° lia4 at Pa'116 th'Ae used in Chinfe watj".,
eastern COttSt of ElleStaere • IOtallu,1
,-have heen;tiSed,alsO 'forthe•purpose, Of _
.cOadtictitig, . examinations of ..tite.-dettnz. That walrak4iid Of lightly, Co
.try by competent.,Seientiata Airgi en- the settipnight. and meriting, IS': ti;sUre.'
• .•• .. 'cure for baldness? •
. That in terteht: tropical ' Islands .iii
'i)ie Pre' St* lit ti,ntitlo ,IVIajor tUtYira,Sh the beetroots greVre to the
tisheetr;tYill 14111g out an 111114'i:flit qnli Li:ntd°height '• °aft. ,f'itlif.teeeNnertttii10:1 tiia.is:al:p:.a-ra,
,
t . equently••is,btger-.than it is In
'Aratie* Pick 111). at. 01111bei- *fries; haviag eight iinger'
lend Sound on, the. east &mat .Of
• In Order:C.6 eipediteqh64ipenittritp:, • '
;of-rthrs ntAntrY-'s;
Franklin, . be taken. Mier .by
A. SPLENDID LAXAtIVE
FOR THE BA
,
lyloth•ers• .should • 'constantly be On,
guard • to keeP.,bahY's bowels Working
fieelyandhis stoMach, sweet, for nine
-tetitha the ailmenle from which
Ut-
tia biles sailer are, caused hi:Ore&
Uteri tis- lot the-, .etoinacti..and,
Baby's Own ,tablb.ts are • spTethii:d.
leXative -.for' the „babY. They are Mild
but tlioreugh;: .ccintain neither opiaiei.
and are abSolutely gear-
anteed, to be Safe- .eftldit;r4;•for
either' the -newborn- liab•el'orithe-;•.gro.vie
child. Ry. their 'eaten on ;the
,bowelS and, 'stetnacli they drive out
donStiptition and, .indigestion; break
up celds' and feVera a'ncl. Make
411-eAreaderl_teethiag ,perted. eaSy. .The.
tablets . are .tol
• or by maii. at 25 cents box trent The'
Dr. -Williams' • Aledititie Co,;: ,BrOck-
. •
Ville, Ont.• '
Laid and , , 1;e:thioalit :nice t3tiner greatly from 'Ind!:
bring hith 13aelt te on each hand? ..
•
wui department, 'arid Will' make „its. firet
GREEN TEA IMPORTS
itlytige,thia.sUtnnier., • „
Three -Peet" Estabbeh• „ tatistics:.trouti.Ottinwa- 00# that _in'
.! The three peette*hieh. have been efe 1923; 663,917 Peunds 1110e Green Ted
'tablishod O.re Cumberland •Setind Were broughi.inta,Canadit titinri in 1921,
aid Rinds Inlet; on Baffin bland, 'and' and 90028. ptatiids , Mare than in. 1.921
. •
--LARGER.
• Courage.
The wise -and active conquer &Meal!'
By daring to attemot. them; sloth and
folly. ••••
'Shiver "ankr.iiirik at sight of -toll and
And make, the imexissibilitY they fear.
' • "
Minard's Laniment for Rheumatien.t.
The British Empire occupies 13,.
653,75-1 square, miles.
knoWn, that the bulk ,le• etill, with- , , • - •
ANTED — CAR OWNERS TO
13affled by* th•e Undertow and the great plies.
a.rid New Zrealarici have been showing 101 bargains in Auto Sup-
Aus-W send fcr our Big. Free Catalogue
•
It will' Save you Monty: Send:
in the cave, het exPeditions •front
combers. ' ' : for it to -day: :Canadian Auto ShOPII.:,.
Somesierle in the East River,,':U.S.- Box 154 Niagara. Falls, Ontario. '
,500,00,0 in gold. -It has lain • .
there since1780; When the British fri-
gate liezzar, carrying money •for the
Royal forces engaged in the American •
War, etnick a reek oppesite tbe 'upper,
end of Randall' Island and sank;'only
, Levers of roe:mace; • toe, " °Will find WriteMurincCo.,Chicago,forEyeCarcBook
10Q4 for dreams In the thought that on
the • mainland of Panama is a great
store of gold hidden by Sir Francis
prake atter he Dad sacked the.clty of
the semenaine. • The treaSure • Was
never retrieved; . and no one IMO:I*
.•y6There,,, -to leek for it. '
IN
'FOR VPUR EYES
a hundred yards from ahem Refreshes Tired Eyes
r„
Love Song.lt :
runst have been the wind that stit-
• red,inY- '
But all.my, 7111
Celled it YOUr 'fingere,' not ,the wind
�rever
.know ;
r
• •Ivh6tiierthe.tiouch that .PuCa. score of .
• "• years •
„ He. Forgot!' _
Mike and Pet were "gentlenien
the 'road."' lt was not often they Were
lacky enough -A° secure such fiatisfac-
. „ .
tory quarters as they had on this par-
ticular • night; „ a, kind-hearted
gentleman ad given them a,very cosy,
hedroorp `over:the ,stahles.'.• •
When' the pair , were ' comfortably
lyingin bed with the light out Pat sud-
denly get up and -struck a match..,,,Ile
had a good lodk•around. then blew out
•• . • • • • ,
the match and lay down 'again. •
• "Whi' didyou do -that?" asked Mike.
.;.0h," replied Pat, "you see, r forgot.
whether I hlew the-candle:tint or not, -
so I just' 'Molted to see."7
,.. , . High Living. •
.
Early mountaineers; says -the lead-,,
,er of the third' .attempt to cliinb, Mount
:Everest, „feared" leot,,,,,.theY :should, col::
lapse, at, an altitude niuch lese than
that. ,which. Warranted 'any. such fear.. .
. •
'ffe,itelieveS.that•aliaoet_a_tlyone_earl. re-
main ,'for lot*, Perlocia at. 'heights •of ,
• , .. .. - -; • •,• • •,- , , twenty -ono, thousand. feet .or .rnor.e y • .
B
:CUTICURA.::,HEALS
LARGE PIMPLE&.
•
On face.. Itched 'and Burned.
: Lost a Great Deal of Sleep.
• -I had 'pimples on my face for
several months. ' They were'hard
and large, and the skin, 'was sore
'and red. The hailing and bunting
almotit setirie crazy at night and I
lost a great deal of sleep'. The
breaking out caused disfigurement.
' "1 tried !natty different repierlies
but found no relief. , I almost . de-
spaired of beip when I 'tried Cuil'cura
Soap and,Ointinent and a short
time I was Completely healed."
(Signed)_ Miss Annie Fischer, Box
45, Hatton, 'Sasic'atcheiven. , •
- Clear the.Pores of impurities hy
dailY use, of CutiCura Soap and
casional touches,of Cuticara Oint-
ment as needed to soften, soothe
and heal. They are ideal for ,the
toilet, as is also Cutic-ura Talcum.
,
Wept* lieett Tree try Mail. Addr Destildhlil
mei,
Depot t "Cutieurs, P. 0. Dew Mile, eatriwa.•
Prime Soap ate. Ointment 25 and 50e. aleureffe.
Diet-. Try our new Shaving tick. '
• . . • • • • '• he.is not afraid. • When European men •
at tape' Sabine, fat! to tho north 011 no .reason glven is that . the:,fine
1St.' liloth±"Mr. Candle leoics itiinfi tlieSinere blind, - • , , • , . • quality otoori Teas Of..India, And Cep
. , .
liSsing..te'night.”', , ., .' , The ,necesiiity: for :t,lio "eetehlighinent Ion have .dienletedthe inferior: JttPitti
g4-Mift1l "-::-"`"l'eubire'S lisitit-headed;''', .0f-thn_pnet:Ori.EilleStriere.':Island Was and China Greens Which; Eine to, their
.,,-e-4,-e., •-e.„,-e-4e•eee-4.-e" •„' - ' 'Made' 'isaVieiltuhY'the titiAd'tlePletion IOW Price,ltn
..,Wereiiorted:hrn
etiVilY some
0
- i's net lti.iviiii tot Man ".,te kittet et the msiek Oi‘herde Whieli hate -theft yerirti ago:' SaTadit"' tea: 'Corntiniy-,ig,..
.iiirt,tlio Morro* MaY Ihring_ around ; habitat there. It 'hoeititie known that the lergeat itiiiiniter,Of India aud•de
y -
*lie' ,jiiide Of the 1,ok-plarit of gONtg, OA lioitortoiotit .toguittti000• . tinder lon eits(1,,ii ten6, , ,
0.',,,pretatitratiori. • At liret .0d -writing , cePt .le the fatio Of .itattrattekt.were be
icl, but after it teWlidtire :it chEint. • /US. 'ilia:IA*1' itieSSIY. by taltiledS ;freth
1
'14 bieaCk. '• ' ' • • Greienlatitt and Other :foreignera Who
To deepest •sleeP, And rest beyond, a,
werev suPpertable at the top of*.Alont' 1.1 VILL
' eleeP, ' • ' ' -of science Wetedeliafing whether life ,•
'W.,a,s• N... Pi iuscai.:1, "),,Y hand,or,lj,Pst.k.,;(1111e. Bteelanicti,--..•10aut8aalln_ttITteei_tn...d...e'of;eless.. than •s,bc-
' t, the ' read,
Nothing in all leve rras'''"1"P?""e' over a 'paIn' Itiditv'bineteenethause •
,
• • timd feet high that. hid been' in (ion,
stant:use fOr centuries,'
'TO loVe .
To ride alone the curil g, star -lit -deep
' And knew', '
•.•-hetelove „can, go;,.
e .That.there.:da
• end
That- t i e maY 0 W •• .
•
Like ,,,,;r4ater 814ipg. t'its' Stott%
lew. • • , '
AndlaUgfiliig. to the light,
• --Florence • G. Jenney..
•
npado Ceti,. he used. as hilt, 'Without) he killed-
_
Stoeltingi which are thbion• Or too'
tight Can, do as 1„rileil barna' bad.,y,
fitting „ '•
Poor Fellow.,
1
Mts pesteree"YOU ,clOn't deserve ,a,
Wife ' • • ••• ,
IVirPester..---'"I dealt ,•-deSerVe. thls
toothache, but i'Ve got IC -
'Dull eyes tarty be due to 'indigestion,
late 4-nititirs, rt0 fllch teadnig
,
The evil wound is eured, :but not
, ,the evil. name. . •.
t,ik eon 'trio day
No Monkey Bileiness
BY CA
. .
as Greatly Benefited by
Taking Lyilia:E.
Vegetable compound
yustraitteed to ken) yOur towle. tree from toe ,
stx months.
•
t s a reat help to nie as I was ver
Sydenham Ont.—"I took your;
i
ene efore` my baby was born, an rreal: ;our town. with' 'Die,Lice. • One sopacatioa mob •
just felt as` though I was tired out all
.poorly,until r had started t� takelit.
-th ti e and Would have weak, faint .
Ju• st dII drop Us card; e m
• About •the Buay Bee;
, . , • ,•
The busy'bee MaY nait be so busy as
She is eupposed to•be. Entemelogists •
, I
who have been checlileg the flights of •,=•
, a mumber- tit a/larked. bees ,haVe „found,'
. uce
•s ells.--.•Myneryea-Would-better_rtielm_
gi and postage. t:itil.1,7411thiltgve:al:ttaleb•ir:Scot mIlelgOunt dO,T•adnacYt; •
' At ne I was told by a friend to •ta,ke Ly pl. •
-dent- to titeat goo tole,.
lieee ti arrives 'oat nostnieri
bac% if tee,'ret tee ,
to otoranpoterlitisherecr 714 5,41,to
o a few bottles and it helped me
an doing„what I n to
. how tO rid 'Youl'. PI'Le ra, lifirwoirt
1a,ubation, wmid&elli • d rfull WOuld recommend it to
secret •
onty,fiv.o.. 0.x.....0:10,,a.•,,A47 tor honey, roe witp gaol box. agints wanted, tn„ fecommend• thiatgood.-wiedic.ine4
'tbaNach insect makeS- Ofr•neraererage 'goo
:teen" lithiutes•• „ Between trips' a bee 2,, DreWer „ - 'Wirt
aon., ni; I one' I. can help,; --Toll
itiortr WItirout ..ha. • use , .
Ioni‘f ffr:"•::-'••• tag little' book you gent nie to tiny
mad that, each ,trip le.sta
• 4161" -halt 411- „hen r /br, 14 the:'••,, 7777. • •060teovfelig,leeataaubf:41aem,nigionairtietinitrwetari,Ltipo,
•.-Others,
'Aille"-idil-gives,i4eVie4.1:1•.tall'.41`,-: ,,-
utiintertlinted,:tott, • l'ilbite&ei`,. 'it -,itli
pears. that thehardeet wOrkers, live,
about' three weeks, Whereas- 8'mile ,ei ,
t ita ' 1 az le r' Ones 'au irt iviretirilvelneantlisei,
The ,diSCOVerY Will he a :great Coinfeitt 1
tO . In kiiiibet's 0! .the Sons ...of, itest avery-
where. ' *- , •', • ,
Lee;,eLe.thel- . .
•:Pap ,.y,orir out•of4o ri acequritis ,,b
DornifilorEjcpreSs-tvi tte*,q)rders, ,
The 'bee, •way to, 'Oilcan 'the .'iluss• 'an
S'eUr'' eitteinObile is to 1 diri '4, 'Clean' cloth
iii.gnsoliUn Ana lightTy. t.i.lb, deer Stir.
lace. ' 'rhouss a ii4 eloth..
.
, hillnard's neilaveq'Pain.
k•
• -
. •
Heal' quicltly after a. few
•-ftimiteation.s 'of: :
ItiikrernaricalilehoW"manyeasealuriii
• been tepor,ted sitnilar th.thisotte. Mani'
I votheo are poorly at, such timed and get
intir-d•wealienedt rundown. cOnditiory„..4.
' When it is essential to theniether, as
hhse. vhereg'.eotattbeniegcothmb
kept:,,
: .4. • • • . •••
• ia•an..ekeellent tonie for thl '
mother artliitttirtieelt, is -prepare .
f-idiuilrootsodte and herb -Stand does,
•,'notCofitair. any harm f draws. It maybe -
teketi In safety by,the nursing: mother
tre.,
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