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For SHOES that ars tine and neat,
For SHOES that will fit the feet, f '
For SHOES that make large feet look small.
For SHOES that will give satisfaction to all,
For bHOES that never rip, but always look
nice,
Get SHOES that are sold bar
ST. GEO. PRICE.
d All &tads of repair word attended to prompilf.
PRICE, THE ``SHOEMAN
tlssessiessss�ess.ssses
1 HE BOY OF THE HOUSE
He was the boy of the Mass, you kanw,
A ioI!y and rollicking lad,
Hs was never tired, and Mak.
And oothiog could make him gaL
11 be stetted to play at sourish: .. *.. .
Not a rest would he take all was
No J&LLo�_as so long from beginit if b sad.
gn hl.l»dtims came to soon:
Did tameons urge that he make less noise,
Hs would say with • aaey grin :
" Wby, ooe boy alone doesn't make much
stir -
1'm sorry 1 isn't • twin
" There's two of twine -O, it must be fen
To go double at everything ;
To holler by twos, and to run by twos.
To whistle by two., and to slug.!"
His laugh was something to make you glad,
So brimful was it of icy.
A oos.oaince be had, perhaps. in his breast,
But it never troubled the boy.
You met him out in the garden pstb,
With the the terrier at his heels ;
Yea know I.v the shout he hailed yes with,
'How b!t,,_yy the youngster feels.
The maiden auntie wee hid disws*mS
At kis Woks an the days** by,
' " The most mischievous oblid in the wu,W
9he said, with • shrug sod • sigh.
His father owned that her words were tile,
And hu mother declared mob day
Wasttiag wrinkles Into her faros,A ons n;crest her brown hair grey.
His gr,wa-up sister r lerrd to him
As s trouble, • Mini. • grief ;
" The way is tittered all rales," she raid,
" Was smoothing beyond belief."
Bat it .rover Mesbled ire bey d the hones,
He reveled es *Wise NM rt',
A$d had only me regret r fIM werM-
That he hadn't berm born a twin.
There's nobody *Mug sae* t.d.y,
Tb.n's nobody stamping the Moor.
There's an awful adores. ap•faire sad down,
There's crape ort the ani& ball Joor.
The terrier's whining out le the sun-
" Where's my comrade 1" he seems to say;
Tarn your plaintive eyes away, little dog.
There's no frolto for you today.
The freckle -Mood girl from the house next
doer
1. sobbing her young hart out ;
Don't ory, little rirl, you'll soon forget
To des the laugh sod tee shout.
The grown up sister is kissing his Moe,
And calling him " darling," and "sweet,"
The maiden aunt le holdlog the shoes
That he wore on his restless feet.
Hew strangely quiet the little form.
With the bands on the bosom are.s.ft-
Nos • fold, not • flower out of plum,
Not a short curl rumpled sad loosed(
So solemn sod still the big house seems -
No laughter, no racket, no din,
No startling shriek, no voice piping out ;
" I'm sorry I isn't • twin 1 "
'Faded `i radio and • 'wends, with grid,,-
As the wearisome memento orsep ;
O ! the loneliness t000hes everything -
The boy of the bones is asleep.
Titivate Globe.
ZEPHYR'S DOLLAR.
BY ANY RAADOLPI.
" Mother." said Farmer Croft, where
is Zephyr t"
Mn. Croft looked sharply up ffom
the butter she was working over in a
wooden bowl. She was one of those
querulous, complaining women whose
very voioe is pitched in a minor key.
" Where is Zephyr r she repeated,
"why, where should she be t How do
I know. Staring out of the garret
window, I suppose, or picking yellow
,jonquils at the foot of the garden, or
mooning sway her time at anything
but good, solid work. I never did see
each a shiftless oreetur' !"
And Mrs. Croft gave the golden
mass of butter a slap first in this
direction and then in that as if she
were boxing somebody's ears.
" The pbtoe in strange to her yet
apologized Mr. Croft_ " When she
gets used to things she'll be different.
You .es she hasn't got over fretting
after her mother yet.
" Humph !" said the woman. " 1
do like people to show a little common
sense I She'd ought to irnow that no
amonnt'of fretting can bring beet any
one that's dead and hurried I She's
got to go to work and earn ber own
living, and the sooner she does it the
better ! That's tiny' way of lookin' as
it I"
And she glared firmly after her de
parting hnshand, am he meekly with-
drew in to the porch
" Zephyr r he called, ratty, down
in the garden path, " Zephyr
There was no answer. The sun -
shone wee steeping the ggsm in gold
J1e the sheltering slop with el the
shall, ono Might tread an • liras oarpet
• ef violet.. Farmer Croft shaded itis
' ° epos with one Lead.
" Sieh dews by the river bead."
tnlW bet a linage bow she likes to
sit there and stare at the water gout
by."
Yes, Zephyr Lovell was very dis
contented, very ungrateful, of course.
Ought not any girl to rejoice and be
exceedingly glad of the privilege of a
hard bed in Mrs. Croft's attic bed -
,room, and s .satat the table, where
cold- pork was served a deal oftener
than hot satijM s 1 As for sympathetic
glances, vf'brds of gentle consolation,
those unobsrusive' unstudied deeds of
affection that are sweeter than any
syllable(' sentences -what right had
she to expect such '1 Even if Mrs
Croft had known what such things
sant, which she didn't, she was not
libly b waste them on her hus-
band's penniless niece.
"Of all things, said Mrs. Croft, de-
liver me from genteel paupers."
" Zephyr !" the good farmer called
once more, as he neared the tall reeds
and rushes that fringed the river
apgl at 1. aligbt,@g�IIc11t. > .
an undine, star up. down, the shutters•1ring io$ae �agnd the
,- Ytw'nteis ss :ti �� ri t 31Ar erste lost t,ot 't1.a o4pe. rT•.v old
"Zeyhyr,what are you doing here"
" I don't know," the girl listlessly
answered.
" The ear's kind 'o chill, for all the
sun shines soltigb," said -Ma -Croft,
anxiously. " I dnnno as I'd stay
here, if I was you, Zephy f dgo
back to the house and keep your aunt
company, or help Miranda Jane with
her gniltin'."
Zephyr wailed
" My sunt and I don't seem to be
Mitch company for each other, Uncle
Croft, said she ; " and I did try to
help Miranda Jane ; but she says my
.titzhing and hers don't match at all.'
" Zephyr, said the good man, with
a troubled air, " I'm afraid yon ain't
real happy here on the farm."
" No, uncle, I am not, Zephyr
frankly admitted ; " but it isn't your
fault. It's the fault of circumstances,
and of myself, I suppose. I am like
a fish out of water or poor butterfly
drowning sin the sea. Don't look
so distresed, uncle (laying her }oft,
flushed cheek against his hand);
things will' right themselves after a
while; they always do. But, in the
meantime, with a soft. Appealing look.
" oould you lend me a dollar t I am so
poor, so very poor, I bavn't a penny
of my own in all the world I"
Mr. Croft's countenance grew more
disturbed than ever.
" Well, I swan to goodness if that
ain't too bad !" said he. " I gave the
last money I had to pay her years
Ittt eretpttt)n- to -tile MTutteuery Trani --
pet, and I don't exactly like to ask
her to give it back."
" No, uncle, don't do that," said
Zephyr." -.
" But, I tell ye what, my girl, said
the farmer, cheerily, " the very next
sliver dollar that comes my way yon
shall have."
Zephyr stood ontip-toe to kiss her
uncle, but she said nothing. Side by
side the walked nprhe broad garden
path where the tiget-lilies were grow-
ing upside by side, past the hyacinths
and narcissus clumps jostling each
other in fragrant stall On the
threshold they met an at mann with
a prodigious cap -frill i`ipectacles
like moons.
" Here is the dollar we owe your
folks for vinegar, neighbor Croft,"
said she. " I guess you thought it
never was Doming. But we've just
got pay for them vests me and Me-
lindy have been workin' on
No burry, Miss Jenkins,no burry,
said Mr. Croft, good humoredly.
And as she tottered off he turned
to his niece:
" See, Zephyr, there's your money !"
said he. " Everything couses, if only
we've Reipt►tience to wait for it"
"11di11f. 1 hasn't 'to patienoe with
and weeks patrol end ■ a did she MR. HEATON'S PLAN.
Wrested and ladepesdest party. We would
retails. Daniel slowly anchored 1s•w 1 serpssw set..-ewer.*s was, bbm, in also suggest that, epos the tummies of •
his faith to the theory ( which wase ushirettee lepseets.rat-The Outset oompp..0oY,pronuneot ma is tam me•try pad
insane In Great Britain, who ere totereemid in
true ore) that the money had been To mho editor of Ts. *mow.. I directing insinig min., wttbls 'the R t.pirw,
spent to take Zephyr away from the yds -it is cl•imd that she dale of proper- should be asked to loud their mimes M
patrons.
The oompssy is addition to farm lands
*mild sell both town property and mtuersl
laud. as welt, which while adding to the
sources of income would not entail any
great addition to the oust of advertising cad
swears mebt. Properties would be received
for sale from private individuals upon pay.
most of • fes to cover the 004t, of advertis-
ing. h printed tint o, the properties for
ale should he prepared periodically for dis-
tribution.
Branch offices should be opened le Mo
chief County toss 'o the Provioce. Sub•
sRenl• would be paid • proportion of the
CommWtoae arssd by them
Ie pursuance ni ire provincial character,
the following additions to the op.rstloos of
the Assootetioa will he • matter for future
oonsiderstioo
1. The org•oisstioa of periodical oouven•
tions to di.ouse immigration yuestione epos
the lines of the convention held in Wtoni-
Per last year which resulted In tbs format-
ion of tbs Western Geode 1itwigrattoo
Association. Such an Association formed
is Ontario would focus and educate the wide
interest wbioh is felt in onion s•tlon pleat -
tons. and oould do much to woon tmmi•,
antion to purchase farms in OntarioThe
work ot a prrhianent.soretary would be la
lima with the duties of the manager of oar
ttpsoo•otloo. I1 would not be onerous, and
the .sirs et the two offieva would add
materially to his usefulness and the prestige
of the sesootstloa.
2. tlsttiers could be fond for the Crown
Wade is this provlaoe with %Immune machin-
ery and without env additional space* or
detriment to the trteecotios of the elle of
Improved leads. For this wort' She Aaduot-
•tion sbould be remunerated by the Govern -
meat. Is tine osoneoU'et the loliewing im-
portant potato must bon disc, sed :
(a) The formation of oolosies in the R.iey
Elver district to 'erre .e an nbjeeUve prise
for *Meas te go be, sod se objective imses
of the growth of oivibs.tion : (h) active
mbsioesry week t Waterers at farmers io•
.Iltona ko. to mooarage the settlestest of
pang Canadians is these ostosis. M term
a meeting for the atteaotins of taunt/rotten :
(o) the tormabios of tome plan for loam.
mosey to ,suffers in thew ootooiea
t '110 iiitrttss •41•i:tst 4t' %S+o't i.asdmt1ar
.r oewipsey .111 be (1) members fes .r
.�^!t'Rim~L ..•LL .Ql .Ie_M"'b -fr-
ees beloog•ng to the Asseeletiee (d)
•s•setls•ioe on mdse of farms, (4) ememb-
Mona on sales of tows property, (6) osmosis -
W oos on ales of mineral lands, (6) gnats
-from the Government
farm. Flhe had not been nathe
and she had left the plane ppy re,
ties. solani vow eteenplee •gases deal of the
'' And good riddance t bad rub_ M. and attention of different luau wimp...
bieh !"Mrs. Croft h-od ... 1, with a o. r ass meld Ito more effoisutly sod eters soono-
tain grim exultation w l• was [oily siosily handled Dy a wooiatiuo ail rho
seoonded by her d• -or ..r. while the' Isar sompsntes o< • jo.,.t souk oourpany
poor farmer sat wit!, a ("loco look up r.erollod by the loan oompaoies, woe b
on his faoe, as if Z.- vr's going betel °,Muni ottias is roroow sou branches in
,uwehow lett a va U 1 ` 1118 heart. differ's' w'Usty reins is the Prow Mae, and
Zephyr Lovell'. • it • w e- not ex- Ma!' • to'-ogaia id Provincial ae,00tauoo 01
oeptional. She wvi,t , N. w York, the lea" oompanien of this oh 'rooter would
and eater sundry rtvr pini en -
and much' more effrotive than •ny private
drevors to obtalu r", ...r• .pont, got a illitenoY possibly could be. in dealing . of ou•
place as at.tendent , ., pi,otograph ly wish Canadians but also, otoeuiell),with
immigrants of the tenant termer cases in
gallery. The wages wer., small but it
was a home and the ;,r praetor and "PTeorelare d tficulties in conetruotiog the
his wife were kinet to her_ _ And, one details of such so org•nisetion, but this, y are
day day an invalid lady value in to be not insurmountable. 1 Sono, ban coin-
photographed,who tooii ea fatte'to the Pliny m•osgere Dev• raised the potot that
tett younggirt withAST i1w oe bbs soeld not once 14speed money rather'
pretty in the purobaes of et. kis • company Pries"' and the doye.like t'u:' oyes, ..8o the ppymeut of so OHLnal mea,t»rebip les
Zephyr was promote,t-tn the rank of to ow association by way of a guarantee to
oover er •Uses unless the an
companion and when Mn. IngrahamP 7 were sure of
tied she beesin. f1 wife of the equivalent in the sale .f the Ianr• of their
wealthy widower, after i suitable time owmm
notllowTng se•gptesthoniLtsetlOn 1
had elapsed. Here •.e our poor The enema membership fee could be Bled
little chrysalis blossomed out into to cover expenses for the ourrsot year
brj(litant butterfly -hood 6L rant Iba °roar' at the tedw
of the veer he
ded, first -among those memh•re for
" I must go down to Drvssrt Point whom no business had been rrao'eoted dur
e nd see my Uncle Croft, said Zephyr, lug the yeer,up to the amount of the mem-
one day. And Mr. Ingraham who bersbip res paid by them ; secondly -Up to
was the humblest of all slava to his the •moaat of membership fees paid, among
the other oompauies in inverse proportion
beautiful young wife, assented to her w the amoaot of business done in mon Dade;
plans.
" I ought to have gone -Woos," Mid salary over and above a miaimom sow,
Well, I did could be made dependent upon the prateZephyr, reflectively. "
earned ; the �ee atndst of tproate could
not like to go until I could pay my 0. d't•td•d eoustly among altIm obs esembare
dear old uncle the dollar that I owe or •pplt.d to a oosuagent tend. Few oom-
him-the dollar upon which the rooms would relate to join the omelets, un-
hinges of my destiny turned.', on thaw terms. sad it u evident that the
win ter the number ot members, the .asaller
Farmer Croft was sitting alone on win
b• theusual fespayable by esti.
the lera.deb,when the carriage drove Tien Ore agbtyfive loos oompule[`aad
up to the door. The old house was besides there ere maty irursnos ooespuialos
unpainted, the. fences had tumbled 1h• .Oematei tel role, doing plaid `w in
dios
fifty dollars • year, the a.s.oietios would
hose es boned 4 seiiy at•rartl :.n t"" •
you, Daniel Croft !" screeched a shrill
votes, in the petulant, complaining ac-
etate ei Mrs. Croft herself, who
chanced to be 'weeping out the front
entry at that moment and had wit-
nessed the whole seen•. "Is dollars
so plenty that your givin' 'em away to
the right and to the left t If Zephyr
Lovell wants money, whir don't sine
work and earn It r
Zephyr turned scarlet but she held
the silver dollar tight in her hand,
not offering to return it to the donor.
Mr. Croft shrank before his wife's
words as if they had been a keen
nArth east gale.
" Gently, mother ; gently,' said ha
But airs. Croft's wrrhb was not so
easily stemmed. When the avalanche
of word' was over and when honest
Daniel looked around for his niece she
was goats.
Gone for good and all. Wbea days
man himself war -shabbily clothed and
the locks, once so revert black, were
now whiter than the sea foam, He
listened intently to the sound of
wheels and footsteps.__-- __
" If it's Squire Lefeeileliwi#isi 'St
ain't no use. I can't pay 1p in-
terest, and he'll -have to foreolmsl. My
wife is just up from a sick -bed and
we haven't got a dollar in the house.
I've wrote to my darter Miranda Jame
and her husband has wrote back that
he hasn't no money to spare, nor he
can't fool away his time coming to
Drysart Point. So you can see for
yourself that it ain't no use, Squire."
But with one band behind his ear and
dim anxious eyes upraised, " Why
don't ye say something 1 I've been
blind since last Summer's fever,
and-"
" Blind ! Oh ! Uncle Daniel !-
blind ! Don't start back, dear ; it is I,
your own Zephyr, come to pay you
back what I owe yon."
And is a second her arms were
about his neck, her sunny tresses
mingling with his snow-white hair.
Mrs. Croft had hobbled out by this
time, leaning on • cane and staring in
amazement.
That evening. when Zephyr and her
husband had gone, old Daniel cried
triumphantly to his wits :
" Let's hope for better times,mother.
Miranda Jane, the darter that we sac-
rificed everything to, has gone back
on us, and so has the man she mar-
ried ; -bee-Zephyr - has come between
us and the poorhouse --little quiet
Zephyr, that you never had no pat-
ience with ; and the dollar I gave her
has been paid back with golden in-
terest, eb, mother r
And Mrs. Croft answered, meekly :
" I dunno but what you're right,
Daniel."
Adevs !toil Wonted.
To mod this sdveritsrment sod Men give
Putnam's Painless Clea Ertgaotor a trial.
It never tails to oars. Ants ft' twenty -tour
hears and mesas neither pain nor disown -
fort Putosm's Coro Extractor s=treets
Deer. U is the Moir
WOMAN
Prelssles ;aggatut men" Sxem1ee to
Vast hes.ppear/.s.
The prsjodtos against eyeing IS, tortts-
Mssly, being eliminated. Woman is rapidly
taking her plans in the •thletie lite of her
brother, stud the remarkable ohmage for the
bsetsr in dally seen la the fair sex.
Modesty in too ..metal ea ceribate el
wee.es'. •hareems, to M 6..Msy.d. Crates
o.ty serer' be hrisg ober** to theme**
and makes women p.adwtt of b.rstresgei.
physically and morally. Then le leo Wei*
roosts te all was *reed, healthy exeroh.l a
fed. Approved by .00iety, preeeribsd by
the boil pbyshekaso and rseegslsed as mai-
.sbly proper by quality everywhere, she
may positively affirm that the bteyole kis
Neter ler the set•anip•tksa of weans sod
dsserv.• the support, etoour.gemeat sed
prim** a the woman everywhere. -Pitt -
bare Dispatch.
THE WL0AK MADE STRONG.
What Dedd's Hides, Pills did for a Break.
vile Battler -He meld sot Lift .411 -
eat *est Agsey-Now he out
Lift with any Mae.
Brookville, Oot. 9S - W. A. Bragg. s well -
*we butcher, of this atty. was the ,fosse
be s dhl., *meet • few days age- Whitt
in AM etsti s.s.t ewe of ustwsl s4sI$-
raar m the het that ter years Ma Song
Mobutu • ssSir.r from kidney drip" N
• vary seen type, wed meld net lift soy
eisight without w%rfag the gresMw
Ti. was aeMd by bs4d's
PBL. si'• h+drer Mit"N
" have Wg M elle MOM ei pg�
I sett emir Ile wii firsts 'rllli►1•
saeeMwwtt� semsowsow
thM4"Nit iRalOHO is MM�1p-
tare Wit elNie Illafalkinikki t.
mese es rb+ne N RI IHRialtelll ter lista
es Whir.
thousand dollars.
Again it has been sold that *Ms b a
jealousy between the ooapsniss•4ss osier
pony would not care M have ssobR oar•
posy knew whet bade It hod hr ail.
Tisa is a master obi eat arr1y M --
s
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��ia
The dssbehl masses of ether e.enisais
and privis wad,. working MMP
lines might be seal as at srg.mmr8
the project. -
littess yarn set the Workers O mule
hand estipasy wen fi imie_.td 1y
Mems ■ea 4. W. Allan, ('asunder
Campbell, Rayner. edemas' and l.eskb•r%
Gordon, with a capital mask of $220.000 ter
the ale of farm lands. Private *melee
have .leo boos established Moos that ohne
by Moser*. Costes, el Hamilton. Tereus, of
Tomato, sad ethers. The Western Canada
Lead eg•.ey her ter nosey yons des. ssth-
fag. - The Mesas st this, I es informed,
ere (a) there was • d&dimity in ooileoting
oommisstons trout farmers where the sales
were not eotaally mads is the offioe of the
company. (b) the osmpasy did not make
as eeisob profit s they might have don., bn-
oaose they did sot deal in soything but
term propettty. (o) The company lost is
popularity by farm pupil operations. AI-
thoorh nne primeval* say full knowledge of
the bust...s of the private ageaote ws have
motioned, we leers that they haus had to
mowed with the some diflioslty is the est -
nation of oommfesioss from tanners sae*
MISS induosd by them. The dieloaity of
oommiseiees is not likely to arise in dealing
with loan onmpeoied•esooestd in • en -ogees -
tire organisation. sad, in any weer, • the
member of ales Indirectly brought sheet by
so satire egressive •g.ttoy, .sok se is here
oost.mp)atd, would make It wash while
for ley ooutp•ay howbeit land• for eabe to
join the essoelamen. As proof of this. we
might point to M.tlsege somber of sales
whieb resulted he late year* in obs New
Motes whoa khalioa snut.si l k
is head the disposal .t form hinds ahcaden-
d by the owner*, who migrstsd to Ns
wheat aid oorn fields of the West,
It might be erred that as • betimes pro
position it would she pay to beer Ole ex'
pons.s which is a.oem•ry to artier** in
Great Britain end te brbe lmutfgnets ewe
to this ooantry tied /a.e the work properly
belongs to the Cloternmeot. A seSpmy of
• prnrioeta ohmmeter, reprs.sstieo a large
somber of interests. smelt ea we propose,
would bees .racial odemelosmi, to as more
as tt would be suti5.4 b ea for the e. -
operation of the Proviso's' Government and
tis besets o1 the D..tt.4ss O-svrnment is
Great Britain. U tide was .moored. with
skillful ureagemeat active operations
000ld be prosecuted 1. Greet Britain with
• minimum of expense. At present, it le
Ire, the efforts ef the Demioion Govern
meet h• Groat Bei:a*s em denoted almost
s.Wnly to the RwrthwaA Ontario 1. se.
gleetel The Orel step, tb.s, Is he bek•n,ls
W ergs the Previn.t 4 G.veew..t to press
their Maim. upset* Derbies i nuilgr.tbe
Department, mid. se the isle Sims, to
preen the claimn et the seeopeien for oft'.
dal moistness., Tub does. the •eosiatioe
meld at lge * hetsrvale oe.fsmise pere.o•1•
ly s.sdustsd sz orsimie of imwigrbeb lee
Outwits. sod 1etwe.s thea exeseeisss sa-
tire
o-tire miesiosery work o .W be 'inducted by
Me Government pads sod she by privets
individual volunteers with st.reesoopioaid..
mop' led from the High Commwismer's nice,
• pros*, which to the last year or tern has
become vary papular. Spee*l srreege.tente
osold be made with the stsamehlp asap*.
he as to ir•neportalloe. In this eneaee1en
toe, !ons might well eeneider a pian whish
lies berg sdomett*itb great spews 1• the
esleni scion a (Whores* Mede with
people (tam the Bbt.re Seabee. Pres er-
seralese are advertised. Parties .plying
bre required to make • deposit ee *moot
o f perai*s meny, *Moe is reloaded to
them if • *gryphons 1t' made of the bade be.
Mogi* to the aoesey.
To .eeeesd Io ostreeYcg seethes hoot
Great Rr1We it is •bntatsly a.eses ry tit
*stab' Oh • tesW.g oI..oddsom in the poop
sad • reeetstitie fee hosert deetiog.
This Suess I dissented the easter with
asset Areal is Reeked •.d hest that •
geese des) et bmeil imil bow dleas le the
page by mewls iii this sseatry.wt'Ng ad -
"albite of she lemmas of war travels.
el M rbeware If
iteihtMthee
tag ewe.
arises hew ate •II�l
lIr ie the intsreae M tiff %wig,
Yate o.sl8oirnea eif the etatehtieO,, h .1 T TIN
Ibudish Oeste itevalellMlnille,1 '1. W
at meat tide riffiliedef ft has hs.. pepdt
SO es asl/msb.a rang Wee M roe.'
'siktesewg•ai a geed tube sad lehre1 Ny
tribes d fee. • v±' estenbsores weft b•
81e* *stew air 111 1Mabwt wheats mei
rarest al Os howdoet sett oes0 ha a used
y the Peetrillelal Owrise sass .e sib mil.
Essen. Hume.
A SCIENTIST --SAVED.
710
t.uewg t.egsyee•Nisa 'Pepostet b t
tsar ..l six years : "
Wtasy, whet le the diferenoe, anyway, 4
•west a bloyel cad • Wilds t '• E ,
(with patrettaisr cis : "Why, dray, 444'1
you know 11411 11 • assn tekm thew._
home to see new 1e Muss 11, to is a trbl•N ;
bus If be buys it e.tright, it is • L.cyola'
gds Lass ostsstble Speaob-" Bow t. aa,
i�thb moruing !" ntqutred 1b. phya-
oic*. ' Ob, bels muob were• !" asl.ae ,d
tbs .sok eau . brother. ' Ho bas beta de
litlow for several bone. At tau u'ulook v,
tbsre•boals hs ard, ' W bat an old wosaa
that doctor of mu.o is !' and he haent tn,d,
a rational remark Msec."
CURES THE WORLD
Rheumatism Banish-
ed Like Magic.
A 88arw.11oye Statement - R
lief fb'oen On• Doi..
Yr. i11 W. Berman, proprietor of tb.
$bemoan House, Morrlabuug, Out la known
by thousands of Canadians, hen.•, the fob
towing at.trmumt from Sr. Bberniaii will
be reed with greet Interest and William.
"1 have been eared of rheumatism of tea
yea' standing to thee• days. Dotty
of rsiiOCTH ANEBICAN NHOneEUMATIO
CURE performed this most remarkable care,
The effects of the first dose of Mouth Ameri-
can Rheumatic Cure were truly wcnd,rfol. I
have only taken one bottle of for rvm-
edy, and now haven't say sign of rbeuina-
tlem la mY aratem. it 414 iter truer food
thea ala the doctoring I eve, did to my
Mb "ale.
SOLD BY J. E. DAVIS.
Winter is Near
no of, os prepared to inset
('«Al aiilf'iYF •" ,!w>detII
We have put m stork all the Ictal
Styles of Fall
AN INTERVIEW WITH A COLLEGE
PRESIDENT.
t la 55.17 Nit= rafts= KIS 'Nauru TO
I5.ag * J -DL WIBIUl/ n!I
rune einem ant To AOINI et.
From the Republican. fielultlss, lad.
The Hartsville Cohere, situated at Haste=
villa, [adieus, wee tosadsd years sae is the
(oter.st of tbs Uaitd Brethren Church.
when the erste wee meetly a wilderness sad
ool ogre were coerce. The antlers is wen
knows throughout tbs ooenrry. former eta
dents boring gone h'" all porta of the
world.
1 ret.ortsr seosatly celled at this famous
..a of larding sad woe shown into the
mon of the peen dent, Prof. Alvin P. Bar -
* by. When last seen by the reporter
Pr, f. Bsrnehv was b deic..e health.
#iltTS
mbitaideri naafi
and price annot bt
egnalled. In dee are numerous w
.ortsnents 01 the Wed m
GLOVES 0OLLARS.
SHIRTS. HOSIERY.
&SUITS, CUFFS
CAM immitHOIEWEAR.
o4. IL 11110111 & co.
The reliable Hat tie/ Ilbtlaa kmperista
PROP. AMOR P. 'Anstalt.
day *won poorest/7 is the boat et health.
10 hspw to se @agar, lila jltew.or
said
"Oki !ntt• 1 em nsob better rima Ise
..ms lima Ism now in perfees
ea
sty noway car %fought sheet is i
p•wller trey."
Tell nes *beat it." mid thus reporter:
•' Wel, to begin .t the beg4siag a std
the professor, •• i studied tee base whiff
at wheel, endeavoring to d.5Ma Ulyssll
foe the profeesise. After eeopletiug the
. omston coarse I rams here, Aad graduated
from the theologiosl warm I entered the
mistotry sad meepted the charge of •
Celled Brethren ehurob at • small plans 1n
Hoot County. Mleb. Befog of an ambition.
..tare. I applied myself dlltguetIy to ley
work sad studies. In p.. I noticed that
my hearth wad falling. My Mumble was M.
dtreetlo•, and this with other troubles
broukht eo nervousness
My pbyeinies present for me tar
some tune, anti advt.ede ne present
tera gissgs
of climate. I did as be requatteile mit wit
seed improved. Sona after. I seas hew as
professor to pby.ice andt eM
later wssfbuelal agent of tie 'II*
sheer" agreed with me, and for a
e
health wee better, hot my dupla. were
bury.Lsod again 1 fees• my trouble retort-
ing. 71b jinni it wee more seven sod is
►M wham I haat" saepletsly prd"teM54,
i 10401 varies" indloines ked diBl.es
Mamas. Fleetly I was Ode b ratsfle 1te
team is the spring .118061 wee ahead
president of the college Agsia I s.i•
sidsn►lowork, sod the ti=
htlg
est betat oibtd»ty oared, heels to stress she,
. ad iat 455 I esll•psid. t hid iii1AfMt
dooms, het se* 114 me toy gee& Prase.
set Bowmen. who i prsfeeeer of arthral
agleam*, NM see of 11. experts** whelk Dr.
W IIIMata' !Mb P1111 lee Pol. Pispls .ed
g reed mete ghe them • 1"fil,'b"aassptyte
Md beirseemri Non to • .1miler eerier yj 1
M try Oet. t• '!'
'•1101 but bdped we. amidst
epee r upset rsWL alai Isar vtp•e4a.18' iwa tis lee•tetes test`
-- *her tame' Its isle• , ee
etiolletee tee rektirely 010001%. Pm"Ttb
iiia .44Pat
. t flied
W heat('. 1 iurw*5
Willis*' Ptak tib to Mo Mir 1 Z e` e
eveeweeksd pespla
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
UNN'S
AKING,
POWDER
TNuM1�0101CS6E3 icFItlElD
GODERJOH
H?EYM BOILER WOREB.
A. S. O H RY8TAL,1
nasefrettu*r fe W kinds edit
$OIY.C1IBe
Smote Stack*, Sea Yens, Sheet Iror
Works, Ste., eta.,
And Dealer d.-•
Engine% ' Uag &Ialry QMs•p. fro.
AU .1... of Pipe, eat Pips Furl* L
Stems sad Wen Gans.., Globe valves.
Cheek YgirM, brakeless, Ejectors and ls-
jm.t.ee Ososientty em Hood at Lowe
• Ifo. of Steel Water and Hol
tier see els farmers and others.
1Aspahre pesttptll art dad tea
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