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111.E, WINGIIAM TOMS, OCTOBER 13, um.
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"A Heart as Sturdy as an geVeund Out, MiMerit Mid WUlking.
Eut what about the blood which the
heart roost pump at the rata of seventy
tenses a luinute t •It the heart is 03 be
sturdy and the nerves strong this blood
must be rich and pure. Ilood's Sarsapte
rilla inakee sturdy hearts bemuse it
Makes good blood. It givee to men and
women etrength. contidence, courage
and endurance.
T1OOD'S PITA:4S are non-irriteting and
the only cathartic to take with liood'e
Sarsapariile.
Pare and Hoiden have been set to
work in Kingston penitentiary,
The population of Woodstock is
expected to reach the 10,000 mark
this year.
"Take time by the forelook," It your
blood ie out of order, begin taking lioad'e
Sarsaparilla at once and preveut serious
illness.
The following graduated nurses of
the Stratford Hospital have been
awarded diplomas and ineclalsi—
Miss Florence Van Camp, of Mans-
field, 0; Miss Mariam Wanless, of
Walkerton ; Miss Mary Burnette, pf
Listowel ; Miss Annie Ross, of
Guelph ; Miss Maude Spence, of
Bra.' Mi'Qc/r:ernpliell, of Guelph,
and .1i, ••• eet. •ffit, of lAitchell,
313ositle ely mired by these
Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per.
fect remedy for Dizzi4ess, Nausea, DrowsL.
ness, Bad Taste in the loath, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TO ID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
&mail Small Dose.
Satall;P:ice.
Substitut!cn ,
the Irma. ol the day.
See you cot Carter's,
Ask for Ca, er's,
Insist and d mand
Carter's Lit* Liver Pills.
20 YEARS TORTURE.
A. Belleville LadVhom Doctors
Failed to11 pi O.ared at
Last by Boo's Kidney
No one who has not suffered from kidney
disease can imagine the terrible torture
those endure who are the victims. of some
disorder of these delicate filters of the
body, Mrs. Richard Rees, a well-known
esidhighlyrespectedetdyof Belleville, Ont.,
had to bear the Burd of kidney complaint
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for over 20 years an now Doan's Kidney
Pills have cured her hen all else failed.
Her husband made the following state-
ment of her case: "For zo years my wife
io
has been a sufferer fr m pain in the back,
sleeplessness and ne usness and general
prostration. Nothin seemed to help her.
Doctors and tnedicine all failed, until we
got a ray of hope wizen we saw Doan's
Kidney Pills advertise as a postiwe
"Sielg e to take t ern and they helped
her riKh a ayi, and e is now better in
every lilkeb,";We thn heartily recom-
mend Doan's Kcy Ills to all sufferers,
fortheyseem tostriket e right spot quickly,
and their action is riot nly quick but it is
permanent.
"I cannot say mo in favor of these
wonderful pills than at they saved my
wife from lingering to ure, which she had
endured for eo years p st, and I sincerely
trust that all sufferer Will give Doan's
Kidney Pills a fair trial"
LAXA. Cure cons mation, biliousness
sick heada he and dyspepsia.
Liven Every pilligueranteed perfect
me and te set without any grip -
hie., weakening or sickening
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e eets, dec. at alt druggists.
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'If you don't object I'd like to ask
you something', said an old man
with a. Cane and a satehel, as be
stopped A policeman on Monroe
avenue
Ask your question was the rePly,
I live up in Macomb county, and
I have a son, Bill, who comes down
here purty often. The last time he
was here he came home with his
coat ripped up the back and dead
broke, and said a policeman had
given him, the collar. °
Well?
Wall, what did he git ?
He got the Tar, probably just
as he said,
But what is the collar? That's
what I want to ask.
Why, he was probably half tight
and Whooping airing the street and
•an officer took •rim by .the collar—
this —way—and gave him a shake
—that way—a4 rattled. bis heels
together—just &---and—
Say, hold on ! shouted the old man.
as he picked up Ills satchel and cane
and hat and. wo ked himself down
into his coat.
What's the ma ter ?
I've found out 11 I want to know!
If BILI got that k nd of a collar and
was looked up a
boot, go ho
wages $4 a mon
every Saturday fo
was fined 05 to
e and raise his
and give him
a holiday.
Liver Co plaint.
"For the past year I have suffered
more or less with liver complaint, but by
using three bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters I was completely cured." W. P.
Wood, Revelstoke Ptation, B. C.
A Mandarin's ife on American
Ma 3ages.
Saturday Evening Post :--- Mar-
gherita rlina Hamn, the well-known
traveller and author, called, while
in China, .apon lie wife, or rather
wives ot a Bret Mandarin. Her
visit partook of tI nature of a festi-
val, so novel was the experience to
the Chinese women, whose lives are
passed, almost el tirely within the
walls of their yat en. They exam-
ined her clan] and were partly
pleased and p&rtlj astonished at it.
They were shock1 at her shoes and
especially by the set that her feet
were not con fine.d
n
Finally one of them said, through
an interpreter : "Tou can walk and
run just as well as a man."
"WI* certainly
• "Can you ride a pony just as well
as a man."
"Of course."
"Then Tat mus- be as strong as
1110Smen."
"Yes, I think I
• "You wouldn't le • a man keat you,
not even your husb ,nd, wrield'you ?"
"Not at all." .'
The Chinese. woman paused, laugh.
ed, and then sail. "Now I udder -
stand why toreiguers never take
more than one wife.. They are
afraid to."
There swim, to be a great deal Of I
discussion among the farmers in re. !-
gard to the subject of good milkers,
says The 'tura' New Yorker. The
remark that it is now almost imps
able to find good milkers is quite
frequently beard among dairymen.
This is a great mistake. I thorough..
ly believe OW there are just as good
Milkers th thia and other localities as
there ever were, if not better, The
farmer who depends en day hands
for bis help, as a general rule, is the
ane who complains most bitterly in
regard to this matter. The average
man who is hired by the day will
not milk even if Ie can. Wherever
or whenever 1fl d a good month
hand, one who sys on the farm
continually not lis ning for the sound
of the 6 o'cloek w
not go to town ev
• good milker, iL cow should be
milked as quickly as possible. A
good milker can milk 12 COWS an
hour. The mus es of the forearm,
' wrists and hand of a good bilker
must be well dev1oped.
as .a rule, women are poor nailkers.
They require tocnueh time to milk
a cow. The evil!resulting from this
practice is that the cows do not read-
ily give down 4their milk. , Some
farmers expect a hian to do too much
of this work. Tile number of cows
that a man milk, should depend on
the amount and nature of other labor
that he performs. ,•/: As a rule, 1 do not
believe that a wai should be allowed
to milk more tha six cows.
Nothing Big: al to Low's
istle, one who does
ry night, I find, a
People wbo have iweHk lungs or are
subject to (loughs, co ur sore throat,
should take a few bo les or Dr. Wood's
• Norway Pine Syrup, vbioh would beat
and strengthen their Juns wondelfully,
Scrofula.
Another perninnent cure
• by EI.B.B. after two
doctors ailed.
Ask any doctor a4i he will tell you
that, next to cancer; scrofula is one
of the hardest diseales to cure.
Vet Burdock BlOotl Bitters applied
externally to the p*ts affected and
taken internally mired Rev. Wm.
Stout, of Kirkton, 0 it., permanently,
After many prominent physicians
failed ; Cured Mrs W. Bennet, of
Crewson's Corners Ont., perman-
ently, when every/. ne thought she
would die. Now Mr. H. IL Forest,
Windsor Mills, PQ., states his case
as follows
"After having used Burdock Blood Bit-
ters for scrofula in the blood, I feel it my
duty to make known the tesults. I was
treated by two skilled tihysicians, but they
failed to cure me. I had running sores
9n my hands and legs which I could get
nothing to heal until 1 fried 13,13.B. This
remedy healed theta and pere
maimetly, leasing thditkin and flesh sound
and whole."
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Mrs. 3. Snelling,' Underwood, Ont.,
says thatehe bits used Dr, Low's Pleas-
ant Worm Syrup in her family for the
past eight yeers, and that she knows of
nothing so pod for children who suffer
from worras.
Pith And Point.
Some married min are compelled to
take life according: to directions.
'Too many peopitt have a penchant
for confessingtheirneighbors,sins.
A man never realizes how ignorant
he is until a woman begins to tell him
things.
It's impossible toldrown your troll.,
bles in drink; they/ all wear life pre-
servers.
If everybody o yed the laws, the
lawyer and the iceman would soon
be out of ajob.
When a man marries he gives 'his
name to his wife, htut when he fails in
business he takes 1rs.
If men could liv their lives over
again they would void all their old
mistakes—and m e 'a lot of new
ones.—Chicago News.
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Kicking in the morning,
Making all the day,
Kicking if he's buoy,
Kicking at delay.
nue the oleronie kioker
Fills bielife with woes,
Frowningt grumbling, wrangling,
Everywhere he goes.
Kicking in the morning. .
Kicking all the day,
Kicking in the evening,
Molting should he petty.
Melting when he's thinking
ting when in bed,
Wondei,41 he'll keep on
Kickine‘eghete he's dead.
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At The county Pair.
Settin in the granistand ,
At the county tali',
Seemed as if the whole world
An all their kin,were there.
Way np on the top Seat ,
Me an Jennie set
Wistit I had the co, Y
An' peanuts we et
Jennie's right good•lciokine
But she likes to bo)s;
thee tee to bet mon
On NetTeglas h s.
Like a fool none ib ; 1 •
Went down to the t ok.
Hoiv d'ye think C fount her
'S Iwas olitribin' baik ?
There I met her half 4ay,
With another beau,
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Stack- ur, sliok-haired ofte4
Thai\ ill Jones, ye now.%
Let on not‘te.> see me,
Went righrpn 9 -past.
S'pose she thougheird ast her
,Where slit's gad': so fast.
Warn't no use to fo,114, ,
' So I let 'em go.
Funny how things sometimes
All go wrong jes' so.
Lost a pile on Ja,kersilioss ;
Couldn't ring a oat e.
Fellow swiped my go dine watch,
Then it poured do n rein.
Tell ye 'taint all suns ine
An' all "pleasure r re"
Settin on the gran' s nd
At the country fat
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Cider 1.1a ing Time.
Theyeare gathering the applerlin the °et -
°hare on the 1.3,- I,
They are oarryin the baskets to the
humming cider ,pi ill; ,
The breeze is blowing sweetly and the
autumn days arei fair,
The happy farmer ilwhistles as he works
away out there, , . •
And the athoke is mulling upward as it used
to, long ago, fl•
When the winds that •taitde our noses
rather moist beopn to blow.
Down the crumple leaves are dancing
from the branch s overhead,
And the doves are oftly cooing, on the
weather•beaten shed; .
The ground is stroWn with pumpkins
where the corn is Get away,
And the slopes beyoiciit the valley lie in
something soft an grey.
$
Vhi1e a soet,of dream music issnea from
" the humming Mill
And the wind Ia litodfing softly through
the orchard on' th 'hill.
They are gathering th apples that winds
have shaken dow),
And the child is full "of wonder who is
visiting from towe.
vi
0 an amber streitna f something fit for
'gods isflowiug ou ,
While a daring yello -jacket sips serenely
from the spoutl 'i '
Ah, the mill is humming gaily as the
golden apples fall,
And the frugal farnioq's busy grinding Jup
. the worms and all.
—S. E. Kiser.
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From the 13th of June till the 13th._
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Bruce county for Violation of the
law, ranging froro such trivial of.
fences as pCtty tr spass to the more
serious charge of spiting: The fines
amounted to $454,88. One offender
was tent to three months in jail and
ft
two others to thirty days each.
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