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QATAST-B-QPIEEE NEAR TIVElts Rite Frutt Pepsin gure for Dyspep. urIng evers - ) nts e to cows 1
sm, Dr. Von. Stan2fil Pineapple Tab-
, — would be currbet in ease the food all 1,ITTIA 010/1E- OF TWO °Mitt MEMBERS A young roan and a young wawa%
had to be purchased, and. which per-
haps was true in the Case of the ex.
perituent station. Bet sense practi-
ONN allaT ,KILLND a',ND OINTUNN Mons: cto. taiga 85, 00. IAINISTBO SPOILltD, are leaning over the front gate. '
Of Kew Glasgow, P1, Q., .14Nes
Says:
"Paine/seniery Compound Saved
My Life:"
Mr. Dupbar Had been a Sufferer Por
Ylfteen. years.
Hospital tre,atment And Patent
Medicines Failed to Cure Him.
,••••••••••••••••".....
Six Bottles of. Pane's Celery Com-
pound Ma,da Bim a New Nan.
Wsoos & Ricalkuosori Co., MOntreal,
GEttraoMf EN:—After fifteen years of
terrible eufferings from that most miser-
able of all troubles, dyspepsia, 1 have
been completely cured by Paine's Celery
Compound, and 1 ana delighted to make
ray experience known. for the good of
iautTerers Mae have cot yet found the
great dyspepsia banisaer.
During my long years of agony, doc-
tors in St. Jerome and St. Lin prescrib-
ed for roe, and attended . me, and for a
time 1 was in the Montreal Hospital, but
all the best medical aid failed to give
the results they promised.
A irten.l who bad successfully u -sed
your Patne's Celery Compound advised
me to give it a trial, and 1 now thank
Heaven for rily deliverance from a slow
death. After using six bottles of your
wonderful medicine I ani perfectly cured,
feel youoger, stronger and more active;
can sleep, eat and do all ray work now
with pleasure. Patties Celery Compound
certainly saved my life.
You re ei ncerely,
JOHN DUIN BAR, '
New Glasgow, P. Q.
' Tiverton, .Ont., July Sa---A, barn.
raising held last evening on the farm
of John Conway, ninth concession of
K.itatardine, was the occasion of a
terrible aeeident, in which one man
Was killed and sixteen °them were
injured. Esterything went satisfac•
They are as pleasant oe the fruit itselfA minister'e widow tells this; ' loath to leeve, ae the parting ts tb
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are lovers. It is moonlight.
oteionsommiaa, . .aP.MPffll.Wo...............R.'P..'W 41 My husband," she Bald, " had last. He is about tr, go away- Stut
[tall dairyman took hold of the quee.
brown eyes that turned deeply, is reluctant to see him depart. They
1, Dyspepsia dulls the sparkle of the tion, and showed that by estimating' darkly bleck when be was angry, 'swing on the Pita
eye and depresses the heart aod mind. the food t theactual f
2. Dyspepsia weakens the blood end a cost 0 growing danced with most mita I "I'll never forget yon" he
,.says,
bleaches the red out of the UN and it, the food expense of el" "Iv litentewnhelehmetstmens when he
(Meeks. . was 1"and. if death should claim me, usy • —
would be reduced te $39.37, and the stmllsed. Natnrally, in the eourse of 144 thought will be of
3. Dyspepsia eaps the strength out food cost of the butter to 12 cents s
leaving a Qt
e . . '
of the sinews, museles and aetvee. • • r 10/3g ill() With I came to know! "I'll be true to you," sbe sobs, "I'll
torily until .tlle fourth bent was being 4. Dyspepsia dries up the Juices of per pound,
18.30 margin head.the varying expression ot those eyes !never see anybody else or love them
lifted, wheu a little too much push life and thus impedes the function or cents per pound, or $ a ,
11 I clto
down it fell is.pen the men beneath. ot()) futioeploosens the hair, mars watch h. las long as 1 li ve,'
ing shoved .the bent too far, and every_o)rogleinp.sia
with pimples, and tills the
The scene whiett followed was one "
mouth with burning little sores,
never to be forgotton by the spee- O. Dyspepsia mulles life a bunion of
torture and distress, and gradually de»tators. stroys ti -e vitality.
Lying uttde'raeath the fallen thn-
7. Dyspepsia is cored quickly, and
here were nearly a score of men, cat, . all trouble and discomfort at indiges-
bruised, and with broken limbs, tion is rectified andrelieved at once by
=MIS, Dr. Von• Stan's Pineapple Tablets—
the infallbile rernecly-35 cents a box
Four doctors 'wet° summoned at, —00 tablets in a box—small size 10 de.
once. Dan. MeKenzie was picked
up with both ot' his legs broken, and
his hip smashed terribly. He was
also hurt internally, and died
about 11 p. M.
The next seriously hurt was Jae.
IBegg. He had some ribs broken,
besides being hurt otherwise in-
ternally.
Kenneth McLeod. was hurt about
the head and rendered unconseiou.s,
but it is thought that he is fatally
injured.
With the exCeption of Mr, John
ston, who is badly hurt, none of the
others sustairtedS serious injuries.
There were a :couple'of broken arms
and wrists, but cuts and bruises com-
prised the remainder of the injuries.
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for the practleal dairyman over wbat P '
eyes when he was preaching to know
was figured out at the station. It is
how . things were going with him
worth noting that at the New Jersey
Experiment. ton. I remember once in the midst party. She has changed greatly.
ing is given as only $42.50 per cow,
of a rnost earnest discourse to have Between the dances the recognition
which is only a smell advance cam -
seen bun stonsuddenl for the space
if a •and meidently, with the congrega-
Russia in Europe has a forest area
of about 500,000,000 acres. One.
third of the. coantry, indeed is forest.
It is to be noted that the whole of the
forest area, of Russia is under ettreful
crown management. '
Often people catch a Worse cold in
the summer than in the winter, 'Don't
neglect it. Cheek it at once Uy using
Dr. NVood's Norway PineSyrup, the best
remedy tor all kiwis of lung and throat
affectioce.
'.Course kindness as at least better
than coarse anger, and in all private.
quarrels the duller nature is triumph-.
ant by reason of its dulleess.—G•eorge
.If you watt to be healthy during the
warm weather see that your bowels
move regularily every day, If they
don't, take LaxiaLiverTills, the natural
laxative, that never gripes, purgbs or C
sickens.
For Over Fifty Years.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used tor over lifty years by millions ef
mothers for their children while teeth -
Truth Stronger Than Fiction.
A. despatch to the San Francisco
Chronicle front Seattle dayS A
Carson and Miss Maud Cranston, a
young couple residing on Kootenai
Lake were.married Tuesday under
circumstances seldera paralleled in
fiction. The preacher who was to
tie. the knot failed to appear at the
home of the bride at the appointed
time, so the bridal couple and rela-
tives boarded steamer Klondike on
her trip down the Columbia River to
BOnner's Ferry, Idaho, having de-
cided to be married there. In pass-
ing the missing preacher's ranch,
clown the river, he was found a pris.
oner on the roof of his sub-
merged residence, the valley having
become flooded by 'a sudden rise of
the river. He was rescued and
taken aboard the steamer. While
he was changing his wet clothes the
steamer made a brief stop at Rice's
Landing, and two passengers came
aboard with a rough pine coffin con-
taining the corpse of James Carter,
who wan drowned in -the river the
day before. A ball dog also acemn-
panted the men. When the preacher
carne on deck wearing a suit of
Capt. Newman's clothes, the bridal
couple announced that tbey would
have the wedding take place then
and there, The ceremony bad pro-
ceeded almost to the point where the
preacher was about to pronounce
them 'husband and wife, when Capt.
Newman's dog and the bull dog got
into a fight. In the midst of it they
"Duly Feed Man and Steed."
upset the coffin, which had been de-
posited on a couple of beer keg. As Feed your nerves, also, if you would
it struck the deck the home-made have them strong. The blood is the
ofeuesdBer and sustainer of the whole nary -
coffin burst open, spilling out the ystem. 1VIen and women who are
corpse. One glance at the dead nervous are so because their nerves are
man's features and the bride gave a starved. When they make their blood
rich and pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla
sereain and swooned away in the
their nervousness disappears because
the nerves are properly fed. Hood's
Sarsaparilla never disappoints.
ing, with perfect success. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind mho, and is the best remedy
for diarrheea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is incaluable. Be sure you tisk for
Mrs. Winslow'e Soothing• Syrup, and
take DO ether kind,
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A strong-niindecl woman is one who
goes shopping. without counting up
her change on the way home.
"A .vvord to the wise is sufacient."
Wise people keep thect- blood pareavith*
Hood's Sam -411011a and n,aake sure of
health.
• Among the friends we fondly ad-
mire we have a few whom we don't
like to meet when we are in a hurry.
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- Children Cry for
STOR I
FARMERS
They parted. Six yearn later be
returus. His Sweetheart of Wetter
Years has married. They meet at a
partitively over the figures of our , of a. minute, not more, bis eyes grow -
practical farmer. Apparently it de.
ing strangely black, then brighteng
pends very largely en the method of
again with that irresistible tvvinkle,
feeding adopted whether the owner
of a herd figures ogt a profit or a
through the rest of his features re-
loss.—Countryroained quite rave throughout. As
• Gentleman. I said, it was only for a moment;
then he resumed his sermon as
before, B' 33 B CUBES SHINGLES
"'What Was the matter ?' I asked '' B.
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Mr. John. W. Lamb, Diligent River,
when. church was out and we were U, S., writes: eI recently had a severe
on our way home. • attack et sliniglta, hut am glad to say
'Why, I came so near laughing that two bottles of Burdoea Wood Hit-
ters lured me completely. It is a
out in church that there was no fan
wonderful remedy for blood disorders,"
mit,' he said. 'Of course the choir
is bidden from the congregation be- Mr. 0. S. Doan, a member of
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills Eng -Clinton Lodge, No, 81, A. F. & A,
hind its protecting sureen in the rear
iah Pill d of the church, but it chances to be M. was the other night erected
A CARD.
We, the Undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a twenty-five
cent bottle of Dr, Wills' English Pills,
if, after using three fourths of contents
of bottle, they do not relieve Constipa-
tion and Headache. We also warrant
that four bottles will permanently cure
the most obstinate eases of Constipation.
takes place -
"Let me itee." she muses, asith her
fan beating a tattoo on her pretty
hand, "as it you or your brother
who was my old sweetheart ?"
"Really I don't know," be, says.
"Probably my father,"—Exehange.
A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Winghatn, Ont.
Colin A, Campbell, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wingbani, Ont.
L. Hamilton, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Winghan., Ont.
Gleanings.
Arming the exports of Mexico last
year are to be noted two tons of
dried flies,
In Paris there is a movement ou
foot to inaugurate street cars " for
ladies only."
The people of the United States
consume about 4,000,000 bottles of
pickles every week.
Portland, Or., taxes theatre ticket
brokers out of existence by requir-
ing a license fee of $20 a day.
A supersticious burglar broke into
a Lexington, (K.y.) store the other
night. There was $13 in the drawer.
He took $1.75. •
A Waldoboro (Me.) bachelor, while
watching beside the couch of bis sick
father last winter, made three as tine
quilts as were ever produced at an
old fashioned quilting bee.
exactly in my line of vision as i 1„..„., . is.. i• era imam f a.' the thirty -
stand on the rostrum. When 1 sass ssus
stopped in, my sermon teday, it was
because I happened to glance choir -
new tenor having a quiet gaine vt i.
Before. After. Wooa's Phospludine,
ward and saw our new soprano and
cards behind thesereen. They 1131.1t
have felt iny gaze upon them, for
denly and mysteribusly I thought
-f. -- - Imo°. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
, Ir.:CIO:114:1g of
eye those cards disappeared S ) snd
T "Y fo°rreriaxsegsS, elgiiiitelv;ggss
When they looked up and caught
folzPirolae= Pgrate4 sgeMii eimiy rAigelsen
that in spite of everyting 1 sho Id who Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
burst out langhing."--Philadeiphia
Sold in Winghorn by Colin A.. Campbell,
Times. Druggist.
Tim Great Bnglisia Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reit.'
able inecteine discovered. Six
kages guaranteed to cure all
. arms .of the groom, for the corpse
was that of a former lover to'whom
she bad been engaged. Capt. New-
• Man vouches for the story.—
'
A French writer has ascertained
IT PAYS TO BUY ; Win. not be persuaded into purchasingthethat Napoleon's favorite dish was
unreliable Binder Twine which some bean salad, and that he held that 60
THE BEST. 1 ' .
.. . cents a day ought to be enough for
dealers wish to sell for the sake of the ad- any one's meals. Louis XV, on the
I contrary, had a favorite dish, made
WHO ARE WISE
stsseasita7arlaaa
I ditional profit derived therefrom. Crudely
1 made from low-grade fibres—such twine
contains but a fracticn of the quality,
strength and uniform evenness of the high-
ly constructed Plymouth Brands,
NO OTHER TWINE IS
This Trade Mark is
See that you get it 1 gi JUST AS C000" AS PLYMOUTH.
on every Tag.
3:54—If your dealer does not handle our Twine, write Ply-
• mouth Binder Twine Agency, 54 Bay.Street, Toronto.
I
THE HEAT OF SUMMER
and the void et Winter makee the use of'dliferent break-
fast foods almost imperative for some natures, Rolled
Oats are nourishing but they heat the blood—some peo-
ple can eat them and gain strength from them right
through the year.
MOLINA ROLLED WHEAT
is it rioh, delicate, nourishing substitute for Rolled Oats-,
fly invalids and those of weak digestion, it serves an ideal
purpose ter the breakfast in hot weather, It noes NOT
1114NT TOE BLOOD. Your grocer sells it by the pou nd,
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The Vinson no.'y Xliflttec1 Tileenburg, Oat.
of the eggs of various birds, which
cost $100.
HOOD'S PILLS aure constipation.
Price 25c.
Freezing Weather in July
Would cause great discomfort and loss,
but fortunately it is seldom known.
A vast amount of misery is caused at
this season, however, by impoverished
blood, poor appetite and general de-
bility. These conditions may be re-
medied by enriching the blood and
toning the stomach with Hood's Sar-
saparilla. Tbiernedieine seems to put
new life into the whole physical system,
simply because of its wonderful power
to purify, enrich and vitilize theblood,
create an appetite and invigorate the
digestive fuoetions. We udvise you
to get a bottle and try it if you are
not feeling just right. It will da you
more good than six weeks vacation.
It is the best medicine money can buy.
Starved Nerves.
When tne blond is thin and watery,
the nerves ars actually starved and nee -
011s exhaustion and prostration eic,On
follow. Feed the nerves with Dr. A. W.
Chase's nerve food and you will impart
to them the new lire and vigor of parfeet
healtb, here vitt and facsimile
signature of Dr., A. W. Cbase on every
box of the genuine.
One of Millions.
Once upon a time there lived a
man wbo wanted only a few things
that everybody wants. He wanted
plenty to eat and drink, leisure and
the woman he loved. But he found
that to have time to himself to make
it possible to live pleasantly with his
sweetheart and give her all he wanted
and to take care of the children they
might bave—to do all this he must
have a great deal of money. So he
went to work and built up a great
business, a very complicated machin-
ery. To this money producing
machinery he was forced to give
most of his energy. It gave him no
time for leisure, no energy for enjoy
ing the sunshine, his wife and chil-
dren. But he began to enjoy the
machinery of his business.
When he had made a large fortune,
the only thing he enjoyed was the
machinery by which he could make
more money. Ile had lost his in-
terest in the things for which he
began his busitess. Perhaps he still
had interest in food, his wife and all
• the native physical and sentimental
pleasares, but it was blunted, dull
interest. The only live interest he
hr.'d was hie business.—New York
A TE R1BLE
TI E!
A Port Hope Lady Undergoes a
trying experience, from which
b the
she in at last roed
y
Nottings. • use of rfiiiburn's Heart
• • The girls employed in London
shops. number same 00,000.
Danish lighthouses are supplied
with oil to pump ozi the waves during
a storm.
The annual expenditure in Eng-
land and Wales on funerals probably
exceeds £0,000,000.
The report of the Russian Depart
went of Prisons shows that in the
past two years the total number of
persons banished to Siberia has been
20,056, of whom 894 were women.
If a servant in Germany falls sick
her mistress must not discharge her,
but has to pay 2s a day for hospital
expenses.
Dairy Profits.
We believe that there is a good
deal of faulty reckoning done in
figuring on the actual cost or milk
and its products Everything used
is figured at the price it would cost
if bought in the market. By this
method of figuring, it would he pos.
Bible to show that every dairyman in coma:term
1 Advertiset.
the land is miming behind. The
A medical, expert contends that
out of 1,000 girls studying the piano
before the age of twelve, about 003
are afflicted with nervous troubles in
later life.
In Jewish marriages the woman is
placed to the right of her mate With
every other nation of the world her
place in the ceremony is to the left.
Austria is the only empire in the
world which has never had colonies,
Or even transmarine possessions, in
any quarter ef the earth, Her atn
bition has hitherto been purely con-
tinental.
and Nerve Pills.
Mr. F. J. Aemsramio, oneof Port Hope's
best known citizens, speaks as follows "My wife has had a terrible timewith her
heart for the last fifteen months.
" The pains were intense, and shelled a
smothering f,.eling together with shortness
of breath, weakness and general debility,
Medicine seemed to do her no good, and
we had about given up trying when she
sfutallryt.ed to take =burn s Heart and Nerve
Pills. They have toned her up wonder-
" She is stronger to -day than she has
been for months, thanks to-Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills. I am sure there can be
no b tter rem: dy from their remarkable
effects in Mi s. Armstronk's case.°
Slaine Experiment Station figured Passed 15 Worms.
that the food of its berd, whose yierid "I purchased bottle of Dr. Low'e
Warta Syrup for my little girl :I% years
of butter was 350 pounds eae
year, Cost 658 to the cow. This
the netts& cost oP the butt
cents per pound, a cost th
be sufficient to drive aw
Man out of the business wl en batter
iseelling at the prices it h A broeght been appointed Ohne magistrate of
during the last two year. The reit- Ottawa, in the place of Mr, O'Gara,
5011 of this excessive e t [ay in Op &teased.
per old and gme her the thedieine ag direct.
ads ed,the result was the passed fifteen round
17,4 worms in five days. Mrs. la. Itoy,
%walla itilrnalltigb, Ont.
dairy George O'ICeefe, formerly member
of the Legislature for Ottawa, has
Lexa-Liver Pills our e Constipation,
Sick catiaoho and Dyspepsia.
SPRAINED
BACK!
The Italian Government, for 27
years, has guaranteed to the Pope an
annual income of about £150,000,
which he bas steadily refused to ac
cept. The arrears of this annuity
amount now to aver £4,000,000.
The Compania General of Manila,
the largest cigar -making concern in
the world, employs over 10,000
bands, and turns out every year
80,000,000 clears 40000000 curer.
ettes and nearly 3,000 tom, or vat
tobacco.
ILLS
house Puie tor pfd liver, and Mire
biliousness, sick headaelie, Jaundice,
nausea, ittdiges Hon, etc.. They ere in.
valuable to prevent a cold or break zip
fever. Mild, pale, certain, the are worthy
your confidence. Purely vegetable, they
be taketr by thildren or detest') women.
25e.at all inedicinesiealers or bymall
of C. T. Hoop & Co., Lowell, Maas.
Sprains, Strains and. Injuries of the
Back often cause Kidney Trouble.
DOAN'S KIDNEY NUS 1HE CURE.
Here is the proof:—
Mrs. S. Horning, Glasgow Street,
Guelph, Ont., says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills are grand. I have not been ill since ,
taking them, which was over a year ago
last winter, and can give them my wet-1114st
praise ; for They restored web health after
25 years of suffering. Twenty-five years
ago I sprained tny back severely, and ever
since niy kidneys have been bit a very bad'
state. The doctors told Me that my left
kidney especially was in a very bad con-
dition. A, terrible burningpain was always
present, and I suffered terribly from huna
bago and pain in the small of niy back,
together withother painful and distressing.
symptoms, common in kidney complaints.
1 could not sleep, and suffered much from
salt rheum.
'When I first commenced taking Doan's
Kidney Pills 1 had little or no faith in them.
but I thought 1 would try them; and it
proved the best experiment I ever made.
I had only taken two boxes when the pain
left my back entirely. Three boxes morein
or five alt, made a complete cure,
"Affor 25 years' of suffering. from kidney
disease I am new healthy and strong again,
and will be pleased to substantiate what I
have said, should anyone wish to en.quittl,',
LEiltD-I.oiTer MIS aro the Most
perfect remedy known for the euro of Con-
stipation, Dyspepsia Biliousness and Sick
Headache. They work without a gripe
er pale, do not sicken or weaken or icatak
any bad after effects,
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