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WHAT ONE WOMAN THINKS.
Kindness is the secret of courtesy.
A man is poor indeed. evil° it poor in
charity.
Oaildaen behave when out as they
behave at home.
Lots of women have dressee they
are afraid to wear.
man never loses any of his self
respect by an honest apology.
The clever womaa always laughs
at a man's jokes, even if she has
heard them before.
It is no longer a puzzle as to 'who's
got the button, Every smaztly-gown-
ed woman can solve it.
The devil, a coutemporaneous phil-
osopher assures is, owes much of his
sat:loess to the fact that he is always
on haud.
Some women wear simple gowns
with the air of elegance that is en-
tirely lost in the magnificence of some
'other womea's toilette.
There uever was, and never will be, a
universal panacea, in one remedy, for all
ills to which flesh is heir—the very nature
of imply curatives being swill that were
the germs of mieer and differently searad
diseases rooted in rhe system of elle
patient—what would relieve one ill in
euro would aggravate the other. We
have., however, in Quinine Wine, when
obtainable in a sound. unadulterated
'state, a remedy for many and grevious ills.
Sy its gradual and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into convalescence
and strength, by the influence which Qui-
nine exeres on Nature's own restoratives.
It relieves the drooping spirits of those
wich whom a chronic state of morbid des-
pondency and lack of interest in life is a
disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound and refreihing sleep—
sinnerts vigor to the action a the blood,
which, being stimulated, courses through-
out the -veins, serengthening the healthy
atdmal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a necessary resale,
strengthening be frame, and giYing life
to the diS:estive organs, which naturally
demand increased substance—resalt, im-
proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of
Toronto, have given to ehe public their
superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists,
this wine approaches nearest perfection of
any in the market. All druggists sellit.
This Clock Is a Wonder.
Joseph Jenson, a clockma,k-er, of
Richfield, -Utah, has just completed
an interesting clock, which, besides
striking the hours, halves and guar-
trs and showing the phases of the
11a0012, tells what time it is in every
city in the world. This is done by
means of a globe which revolves with-
in a transparent globular glass. On
this glass is mark -ed a line represent-
ing 12 o'clock noon, and as the globe
revolves this line is always directly
over that part of the iworld where it
is noon at that time. There are other
lines representing the different hours,
and in this way It is a very simple
matter to get the exact time at any
given place.
it may be ouly a trifling cold, but neg-
lect it and it will fasten its fangs in yonr
lungs, and you will soon be carried to an
-untimely grave. In this country we have
sudden changes and. must expect to have
coughs and. cold.s. We cannot avoid them,
hut we can effect a cure by using Bickle's
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the medicine
that has never been known to fail in cur-
-Mg coughs, colds, bronchitis and, all af-
fections of the throat, lungs and chest. 4
No Women Admitted..
NO feminine visitors are allowed to
go through the Cramps' yard in Phil-
adelphia, because every tan.° a wo-
man passes through the shops every
one of the 7,000 workmen raises his
eyes from his work. and in one min-
ute one man's work for a fortnight
as lost to his employers.
Rich, red blood is produced by Miller's
Compound Iron Pills. They possess the
great vitalizing principle upon which de -
pond health and strength
— —
Th e Insult.
The Instructor in Music—His life
I shall have !
His 13riend—V7e11, yoa ought to
have known you would get thrown
out. He is too rich to allow his
daughter to marry a musician.
'Ale, yes, 1 Juicier! I know 1 But
does that jusiify his kicking me
down the steps in rag time?"
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, illard's Liffinieni Gum Garret in Cows
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olea,eing vessels of Rats.
Dr, 30. Apeny, a Constantinople
scientist, says ships and warehouses
earl be cleared of rats by using car-
bonic acid gas, which being heavier
than air, will sink to the bottom and
suffocate them.
New life for a quarter. Com-
polincl Iron Pills,
Treating Prohibited by Law.
A license to sell intoxicants was
given to a man in Benton, Eye, with
a proviso that no one should be allow-
. 'Eal to "treat" in his bar room, and
that every patron must pay for hie
eewn liquor.
Miller's Worm Powders make the
eohildema healthy.
Its Quality.
Rivers—That's the longest cigar
"holder I ever taw.
Brooks—Yes. 1 era asioneit on thee
last cigar you gave anee 1 theaght
dietanee mierlet possibly lend eriohante
ent to the flavor, but it doesn't.
11„'IRS OF
1:\ .
Resulting From Sciatica in an
Aggravated Form.
Many Nights the sufferer 40ouid Not
Lie in Bed, auk His Leg Was rre-
quently Swollen to Twice Its Na-
tural Size.
From the journal, St Catharines.
Mr. John T. Beuson, stationary en -
glacier at the Ridley College, St. Cath-
arines is kown by most of the resi-
douts of the city. For years Mr. Ben-
son suffered acute agony from sciatica.
and notwithstauding numerous forms
of teeatinent found lit•tie or no relief
until he began the use of Dr. Wil -
flame' Pink Pills. These pills speedi-
ly restored his 'health as they have
done that of thousands of others who
have given them a fair trial. To the
reporter who interviewed him Mr.
Benson said: "1 certaithy owe a debt
of gratitude to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills,for they have released me fromo.
form of torture that had afflicted me
almost continuously for twenty years.
The pain began that in my back, then
shifted to nay hip and thence down
my leg, It became so severe that it
seemed as though the very marrow in
my bones was being, scalded, and at
times I could scarcely repress crying
aloud froni the agony I endured.
tried all sorts of liniments and lo-
tions, but got no relief. 1 doOtored
with several physicians, even going
to Buffalo for treatment by a special-
ist there, but in no ease did. I ever re-
ceive more than temporaray relief. It
may easily be imagined that the pain
I endured told upon me in other ways
and I became almost a nhysical wreck.
At times my right leg would swell
to almost twice its normal size. Then
the pain and swelling would shift to
my left leg, and the agony was some-
thing awful. I suppose that during
the period I was afflicted I have hun-
dreds of times laid on my back on the
iloor with ray foot and leg elevated on
rt, chair in order to obtain slight ease
frora the pain I endured. The muscles
and sinews in my legs looked as
though they had twisted and tied in
knots. The trouble went on in this
way until finally nothing but opiates
would ,deaden the pain. A few years
ago I read of a cure in a similar case
through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills and decided to try them. For
some time after I began their use, I
could not see that they were helping
me, but I decided that I would give
them a fair trial. By the time I had
used a half a dozen boxes, there was a
decided improvement in my case, and
I continued the use of the pills until
I had taken twelve boxes, when I felt
ray cure was complete. Several years
have once passed and I have had no
return of the trouble, so that I feel
safe in saying that the cure has been
permanent.
,g1 may also add thatr,my§wife has
used the pills for indigestion. head-
aches and dizziness, and has found
great benefit from them. Words can-
not express the great benefit Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills have been to me,
and I hope similar sufferers will profit
by my experience."
Dr: Williams' Pink Pills cure by
going to the root cif the disease. They
renew and build up the blood, and
strengthen the nerves, thus driving
disease from the system. If your
dealer does not keep them, they will
be sent postpaid at 60 cents a box, or
six boxes for $2.50, by addressing the
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock -
ville, Ont.
A Flattering indorsement.
Father (to son who has recently en-
tered the practice of law)—Well, my
boy, are you making any headway in
your profession?
Son—Am I? Well, I think I have
right to consider myself an adept now.
Father—Indeed! What experience
have you had to justify that confi-
dence?
Son—A man called me a liar today,
and he was a pretty good judge too.—
Boston Courier.
unehanged.
The lapse of years makes quite a
difference in things, and Rip Van Win-
kle was not to blame for feeling out of
place after his long nap.
"Everything is new," he murmured
pitifully, the while a tear pushed man-
fully away at his eyelid. "Nothing is
like it used to be. Oh, for the sight of
something familiar!"
Wandering into a store, he carelessly
picked up a comic paper, more to hide
his emotion than anything else. Sud-
denly he gave a cry of exceeding great
joy.
"The same old jokes!" he sobbed joy-
fully. "The same old iokes!"
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N. p, Bunker tied wife of NeadalleO-
port, Meese eeleleeated ou Monday,
April. 30, the sixty-third anniversaer of
theie wareiage.
Joseph Chamberlain has changed his
plans foe the American trip which he
plauned for uext autumn and has poet-
ponecl it intlefluitely.
President Loubet of France is pos-
ing for Dui e Tuech, the well known
Frenell sculptor, who is inaleiug a bust
el' the chief executive.
1Yhile playing in leateas City receet-
ly Sir Henry Irving contributed ei50
toward Lite rebuilding of the conven-
tion ltall whibe was (lestroyed by fire.
1)r. Moses M. Bagg, who has just
died in Utica, N. Y., was oue of the or-
ganizers of the Othiiila County Flistoe-
ical society in 1877 and wrote a history
of Utica and Oneidn, county.
With a party of friends the, Rev. Mi-
not J. Savage of New York will travel
through southern Europe in a gasoline
automobile built for six people and
with plenty of room for higgage.
Representative Small of North Caro-
lina is devoting himself to the etudy
of fishes and is incidentally trying to
have establishecl on the coast of his
state a station to investigate problems
connected with marine fisheries.
David T. Haraelen, who died recently
at Roxbury, Mass., came of a family
which for five generations had been en-
gaged in the making of nausical instru-
ments, and Haraden himself had been
76 years in the employ of one firm of
piano naakers.
Governor Roosevelt of New York
said the other day that he believed
strongly in the teaching of modern lan-
guages io the public sehoola as theee
came a time in thelife of nearly every
one when such knowledge would be of
the utmost use.
Jules Guerin, recently well known for
his failure to Start a revolution in Pa-
ris, is most methodical in his efforts to
undo the evil effects of prison life. Not
wishing to grow stout, be takes regu-
lar exercise daily and is doing a great
deal of very solid reading.
In London they are telling of a
Seotchman who had a son in Washing-
ton and posed as an authority on Amer-
ican affairs. To try him some one ask-
ed who was the former speaker of the
house. "Oh, 1 dinna ken. But, at any
rate, he wasna a Scot, like bonnie Da-
vie Henderson." '
Henry C. Bliss of West Springfield,
Mass., for many years has carried out
a public spirited scheme of a novel
character. Within 20 years be has
planted over 1,000 trees about the
town, doing the work systematically
in a way which bas greatly beautified
the streets and parks.
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
Young orchards should be regularly
and thoroughly cultivated to induce a
rapid and healthy growth.
• In selecting trees, get those that are
vigorous and thrifty. Get them when
possible from the home nursery.
It is an important item, so far as can
be done, to pack the earth over the
roots so that the hard winds will not
loosen them.
Clover and cowpeas are valuable
crops to grow in the orchard. They
supply nitrogen, an essential element
of tree growth. •
One of the best means of preventing
borers and other pests from injuring
trees is to put on tree protectors when
the tree is set out.
A small thrifty tree with good roots
when set out will be a. good bearing
tree sooner than a large one witla mu-
tilated roots. The more small roots
on a tree when transplanted the better.
Generally apples and peaches grown
commercially must be planted. on a
sufficiently large scale to be shipped in
carload lots. Then buyers will be on
hand to take the crop as soon as ma-
tured.
One of the best ways of protecting
trees from borers and other pests is to
appleathe modern tree protectors when
the tree is planted out. See that they
fit close to the ground and not too close
around the stem.—St. Louis Republic.
Prussian Maid, 2:19, has foaled it filly
at Park Ridge. Ills., by Star Pointer,
1:51A4. The filiy is marked with star,
snip, left front and hind ankles white
and stood 40 inches high an hour after
birth.
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JOHN LABATT; London;
Are undoubtedly TIIEBEST.
Testimonials from 4 chemists, 10 medals, li
diplomas. The most wholesome of beverages.
Recommended by Physicians. Fot sale every-
where.
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CON' rrioNs: READ CAREFULLY Every person
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will reach us. All photos Sent in must roach us not later than July 14th.
DO not send photos of children over 3 years old ; they will not be considered.
Photos must be plainly marked with age, sex, name of the child and full name and post office
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BRITISH CHEMISTS COMPANY, Dept.
108 Victoria Street, TORONTO, CANADA.
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The peculiar condition of the atmos-
phere over Southern England and
Western Prance on January 11 gave
rise to extraordinary exhibitions of
solar halos, or sun -dogs, described in
the scientific journals of both coun-
tries. The phenomena were very
beautiful, the sun being surrounded
with concentric circles and inverted
arohes showing rainbow colors, while
mock suns appeared among the halos.
They were caused by clouds of min-
ute ice crystals floating at great ele-
vation.
ileti attic
is Uric Acid in the blood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid being
there. If the kidneys actecb
as they should they would
strain the Uric Acid out
of the system and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is a Kidney Dis-
ease, Dodd's Kidney Pills
have made a great part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get at
the cause of those fearful
shootingpains and stiff,
achingjoints. There is
but one sure way—
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The American Beauty rose originated
in the conservatories of the Wbite
EIouSe. The arst of the species was a
freak flower, and the intelligent gar-
dener saw that he had a "find" and
cultivated the plane.
The deserts of Arabia are specially
renaarkable .for their pillars of sand
Which are raised by tbe whirlwinds
andhove a eery close resemblance in
their appen ranee to waterspouts.
Can't Set Type at Night.
La Fronde, the woman's paper of
Paris, on which all the work is done
by women, has met it check in the
law, Which does not, permit women to
set typo af night.
A ZieW back tor 50 rents. Miller's
Kidney Pills and Planter.
'Women as Postal Clerks.
Thirty thousand women are employ-
ed in the British postal department.
There are 150 head postmistresses and
Over 6,000 subpostenisteesses.
Dear Sirs'—Within the past year know
of three fatty tomore on the head having
been reinoved by the application of MIee-
ARD'S LINIMENT without any surgical
operation, and there is no indication of it
return.
CAPT, W. A. PITT,
Clifton, N.B. Gundola Ferry.
In Ilis Own Measure.
,"I believe your friend, tho apothe-
cary, takes a dram occasionally."
'Oh, yes, I believe he has no
1 scruples againet it,"
Long llowsSicvo Labor.
An exchange well illustrates the
importance of long row -s by telling of
a western farmer who had, plowed
land 100 rods wide and a :half mile
long. He artade three fields, each 33
rods wide and 10 rods long,' When
planted in corn he found that his man
could cultivate it the long way of the
row in three days, while if going the
ether way there was four days' work.
Just one day extra was spent in
turning around at the end three times
as often.
Do Not Delay.—When, through debili-
tated digestive organs, poison finds its
way into the blood, the prime consider-
ation -is to get the poison out as rapidly
and as thoroughly as possible. Delay
may mean disaster. Parinelee's Vege-
table Pills will be found a most valuable
and effective medicine to assail the in-
truder with, alley never fail. They go
at once to the ,seat of the trouble and
work a permanent cure.
HOW to Clean Glass Globes.
When the globebelonging to chan-
deliers have become very dirty with
smoke, they should be soaked itt warm
soda water. Then add a few drops of
ammonia, and. wash the globes well
with a soaped flannel, rinse itt clean
water and dry with a soft linen cloth.
Miller's Worm Powders for restlessness
and peevishness.
Here Is a Peculiar Case.
A young French peasant, seeing his
child thrown from a mule, received
such a shook that he became bald
within eight days. After a time the
hair began to grow again, but it was
white.
Millard's Liniment Cures Dinlitheria,
He Couldn't Fool Het..
Mamma—Bessie, how many sisters
has your new playmate?
Bessie—He has one, mamma. He
tried to fool me by saying he had two
half sisters, but I guess he didn't
know that I have studied fractions.
Mental and physical vigorfollow the
use of Miller's Compound Iron Pine,
A Clear, Healthy Skin.—Eruptions of
the skin and the blotches which blemish
beauty are the result of impure blood
, caused by unhealthy action of the Liver
and Kidneys. In correcting this , un-
healthy action and restoring the organs
to their normal coudition, Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills will at the same time
cleanse the blood, and the blotches and
eruptions will disappear without leaving
any trace.
Don't Box Baby's Flays.
A well known specialist on ear dis-
eases has made the announcement that
half the deafness prevalent at the
present time can be traced to the prac-
tice of boxing the ears of children.
Millar d's Liniment Cllres Colds, Etc,
An electric railway is now running
between the north and seuth extremi-
ties of Berlin.
Health for the children—Miller' s Worm
Powders. '
Narrow strips of tioleing tied to a
piece of broomhandle is tho best ,whip
to beat ueholstered furniture.
liow's This !
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catur en 111;.11 eiuniot Ie cured
by lIalls Caterrh Cure.
CHENEV. 4,, 00., TOleao, 0.
We, the undersigned, 11a...2 3,
Cheney tOr the iffSt 1;5 ye,irs, and believe
Ott perfectly 100010111u all business
tren,seetielie and ti 11111111111 :lble to edrry
out any °bile:ado/Is nui(10 by thelt. lIrm.
PA 1 & 1,AUX, Wholesale Druggists,
Teiedo, 0. ‘VAI,OTNtl, KTNNAN & MAR.
VIN Wholeseie Druggists, Toledo, 0.
lisiiis entn urll Cre is takee inteenally,
acting alive:fly upon the blood and nmeous
surfaties of the 5451e01. e'estitnorlin Is eent
free. Price 'tee per bottle. Sad by ell drug'
gesis.
Bing in Love and Witchcraft.
The ring has figured out; not only in
domestic concerns—in affairs of love
and witchcraft—but in church and
slate. The Greeks of ancient 'dnys
elevated the ring from a mere bauble
to a sentimental distinetion, and ever
since that time the ring hee assumed a
significance accorded to no other
article of personal adornment. By
thein it was regarded as a type of
eternity, and became the emblem of
stability and affection.
Six Oils.—The 1.110SC conclusive testi-
mony, repeatedly laid before the public in
the columns of the daily press, proves that
Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil—an absolutely .
pure. combination of six of the finest,.
remedial oils in existence—remedies.
'rheumatic pain, eradicates affections of
the throat ,and lungs', and cures piles,.
Wounds, sores, lameness, tumors, burns,
and injuries of horses and cattle.
Origin of Olive Oil.
Nearly all of the "pure olive
imported into this country is cotton-
seed oil made in the southern states,
sent abroad and there refined and re-
turned to us ItS the pure product of
the Mediterranean olive.
The best remedy for scrofula is Mil-
ler's Compound Iron Pills. 50 doses 25
cants.
A Pair Unnecessary.
Tommy—I know now why you wear -
only one eyeglass.
His Big Sister's Beau—Why?
Tommy—Brother Jack says you
ought to see with half an eye that sis-
ter doesn't care anything about you.
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Millard's Liniment Cures Dimmer.
Cheek on Tardy Employes.
A London inventor has perfected an,
employe's checking (dock which in
addition takes a picture of each em-
ploye on his arrival and departure.
Miller's Worm Powders for sallow skin;
old or young,
To Renovate Straw Hats.
To clean straw hats use ammonia
and water, or use an old' tooth brush
and wash the straw with a little tepid
water, spaaingly mixed with borax
and white soap. Sponge off as much
of the soap as possible before drying.
Coiled and other
fence wire at re-
duced prices.
The Gem Fence
.Machine for only
e_r;5.00. Agents
wanted. Write
McGregor, Bttnw1L & Co.,Windsor,Ont.
'Rotel almor ai Am P5100 nolt P. l oil.
POR OVER FIPTV YEAPS
MRS. WINSI,OW'S SOOTRTNO SYB.UP has been
ward by niothers for their children teething. It SOO /ICU
the child, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind.
collo, and lathe best remedy for diarrhcea. 25e.a bottle.
Sold by till druggista throughout the world. Be sure
naa ask for " NITS, Winsl CM'S Soothatt Syrup." '
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for all Nervous Diseases, Fits,
Epilepsy, Spasms and St. Vitus' Dance. No
Fife or Nervousness after first day's use.
Treatise and s2 trial bottle sent
through Canadian Agency Fita6 to Fit patients,
they paying express Charges only when received,
Send to Dr. Kline, 981 Arch at., l'hiladelphia, Pa,
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Religious 'Naturry es, Statuaand ChSe:twill
urch Orna.
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