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TI-I1JRSD4Y, JUNE 2S, 1000,
SEED THOUGHTS,
Sin has no depth to which there is
not a depth of mercy iu God to cor-
eespond.
If the life of Christ be not your pat-
1be death of Christ Will n.eVesbe
7-0111 pardon.
Religion does not consist in eett3
tp an amount of steara and then sub-
siding. It means enduratme,
The surrender ol self -assertiveness
leads to an experienee more manifest-
ly divine than any we have known
before.
In living together, our main duty
is to compromise, not priuciples, but
those things, especially our own,
~which yet cannot be indulged its with-
out injustiee or injury to others.
It seems as if heroes had done al-
most all for the worlct that can be
done; and not ramela more can come
natil common men awake and take
their common tasks. I believe the
common man's task is the hardest.
Be There a Will, Wisdom Points the
Way.—The sick man pines for relief but
lie dislikes sending for the doctor, which
eueans bottles of drugs never consumed.
He has not the resolution to load his
stomach with compounds which smell
esillianously and taste worse. But if he
have the will to deal himself with his
ailment, wisdom will direct his attentiou
efio Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, which, as
a specific for indigestiou and disorders of
the digestive organs, have no equal. '
Sheep Do Not Dislike ..Silage.
Silage is good for sheep as well as
for other farm stook. The time is
not far distant when silage for sheep
will be provided for summer as well as
for winter•nse. The sheep have to be-
come a.coustomed to eat it readily,
but that is the case with the dairy
.cow. The men that have tried to feed
silage to sheep and have failed have
generally abandoned the attempt too
soon.
New life for a quarter. Miller's Com-
pound Iron 'Pills.
Should Honor Their Calling.
In order that •the farming industry
'may be raised to its proper place, as
head of all others, it is necessary that
the farmers themselves should think
more of it and give increased atten-
tion.
"I was weak, scarcely able to drag ray -
self about, easily worried, and quite dis-
couraged; Miller's Compound Iron Pills
rapidly brought about a change; I never
felt better in my life than.I do now;" this
es frequently heard.
Think of Your Ancestors.
The farmer who complains that
farming nowadays is hard work,
should think of his grandfathers.
with their scythe and cradle, when
he is sitting upon his mowing ma-
chine.
likard's Livdracit Cum Diniqtlicria,
Was a Notable Event.
George Croall, still in Edinburgh.,
was present at the annual theatrical
fund dinner in 1S27, when Sir Walter
Scott proclaimed himself the author
of "Waverley." He distinctly re-
members the great enthusiasm aroused
en that occasion.
It is because they improve the powers of
aseimilation that Miller's Compound Iron
Pills cause the red eorpuscles to multiply
and the weight to increase so rapidly.
Black Diamonds Are Rare.
The only place where "bleck dia-
monds" are found is in the Brazilian
province of Bahia. •They are usually
found in river beds and are brought up
by divers. Others are obtained by
trinneling mountains. The largest
specimen ever found was worth $20,poo.
The healthy glow disappe.aring from the
cheek and moaning and restlessness at
night are sure symptoms of worms in
hilcirere Do not fail to get a bottle of
other Graves' Worm Exterminator e it
an effectual medicine.,
Paradoxical.
"Women are 20 inconsistent!"
"Aren't they? I gave my wife ten
tollars to use in the ,.'wotaan.'s move-
ment' and she uses it to buy a pair of
corsets that she cannot move a hair's
breadth. in."
Miller's Werra Powders are the best
laxative medicine for children; as nice as
sugar.
The Electric T.eecomotive.
The electric locomotive, while slow
So make its appearance on the rail-
roads of thit country, is finding much
use on the '`industrial'' railways of
snanufe.cturing establishments.
There are a number of varieties of corms
Holloway's Corn Cure will remove any of
them. Call on your .druggisb and get a
bottle at once:
Banana Stain.
Stain of •banana juice is almost in.
telible. It does not proceed Isom the
;stalk or plant alone, but exists in the
green fruit as well.
Lilli1110llt aliTH Digtcin r,
At Wbakarewarewa, Xew Zealand,
there are geysers, hot springs, boiling
,poolls,, mud volcanoes and hot water
JritillSintiO
ililLCS ViCtiP1S
CAN OBTAIN NEW NEALTH IF
PROPERLY TREATED.
13 wee Thought Mass Lizzie Staub, Of
'Waterford, was in Cum
onsption, Tent
item Pfeeith i1a llxeenftestered—een
V0& to 51:a1lar lltrLM
From the Star, Waterford, Ont.
Throughout Canada there ace thou-
earids of 'girls who owe the bloom of
health shown in their cheeks, the
brightness oS eye Lula elasticity of
step, to Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale J?eceple, There are Sew girls in
the first years of womanhood who do
not euffer more or less from anae-
mia. W,e eee them everywhere, and
they are easily recognized by a sal-
lowness of complexion, or perhaps
extreme pallor, they are subject to
headaches, dizziness, palpitation Of
the heart, and feel tired and worn
out ox the least exertion. To those
who suffer in this manner Dr.
WU-
liains' Pink Pills offer speedy and cer-
tain relief, Proof of this may be had
in our own town. Miss Lizzie S.mith,
daughter of Mr. Win. Smith, is to-
day the embodiment of health asid
activity, yet net so long ag,o her
friends feared that consumption had
fastened its fange upon her., de re-
presentative of the Star recently in-
terviewed Mrs. Smith as to the means
6naployed to restore her daughter's
health. Mrs. Smith's unhesitating re-
ply was that Dr. Willies:us' Pink Pills
were entitled to the credit. Mrs.
Smith said: "My daughter is nine-
teen years of age. For some years
she has not been very strong and was
subject to sick headaches. Last sum-
mer she went to work in an esta.b-
lis.hment in Paris, and had not been
there long when her health grew
much worse. She consulted a doctor
there who said. that her blood was
in such a bad state that the trouble
was likely to develop into consump-
tion, and on hearing this Lizzie at
once returned home, When we saw
her we feared she was in a decline,
She suffered very much from head-
aches ; was as white as chalk, with
dark oircle,s under her eyes and the
eyes shrunken— Her appetite was
very fickle and she ate very little.
She was -eery de.spondent and at W
times said she did not ears hether
she lived or not. "I decided to give
Dr. Williams' Pink Pilis, which I
heard were so highly recommended in
cases like hers a trial. She had only
taken the pills for a couple of weeks
when we could see an iraproveraent.
By the tixne she had used a couple of
boxes her appetite was much im-
proved, her headaches less frequent,
and the spirit of depression passed
away. Four boxes more fully restor-
ed her health, and to -day she is as
well and as active -as though Shs had
never had a day's illness. I really
think Dr. Williams' Pink Pale, saved
her life, and believe they are worth
their weight ihOgold to girls suffering
as she did."
Dr. Vieillfams' Pink Pills xnake rich,
red blood, strengthen the nerves,
bring the glow of health to pale and
• sallow cheeks, and make the feeble
and deepondent fee that life is once
more worth living. The genuine are
sold only in boxes, the wrappers bear-
ing the full name "Dr. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People..." May be had
from ali dealer e or by mail at 50c. a
box or six boxes for $2.50, by ad-
dressing the Dr. Williaras•, Medicine
Co., Brookville, Ont.
Five cantons of Switzerland have
admitted wonaeu to the business
schools and reported good results.
According to the London eheeniele
the telescope which Napoleon I. used
to carry has turned up in Turin.
St. Vi tus Dance rapidly cured by Xliller's
Compound Iron Pills. Cases of years'
standing now enjoying the best of health
as a result of taking them.
Miller's Worm Powders cure fever in
children.
Disagreeable Companion.
The Kicker—I hate him.
Fri end—Why?
The Kicker—He always agrees with
me, and never gives me a chance to
argue.
A new back for 50 cents. Miller'
Kidney Pills nnd Plaster.
Satisfied With Sinai'. Pay.
Women employed on Japanese tea
farms work 12 hours and are paid 15
nuts a day.
Wle,VAZTPI=AMNZMNDCr,==MILLIZINMAt
THE WELL DRE,SSED MAN.
A Pew Valuable Toilet Hints For
Men of Limited Means.
It is of course, e man's duty to appear
as well as possible at all times in the
presence and socier6'^ of other ii: For him
of little moues, here must be such a
thing as dressing for occasions—that is,
gauging his clothes according to what he
expects to do and the people he expects
to meet. It is far better to wear one's
old suits to one's business, provided they
are Dot shabby, and one' e less expensive'
ties, and one's somewhat worn glovee,
and to keep one's newer and more ex-
pensive clothes for the strictly social side
of life.
The man of limited income will find
it is better policy to look badly at the
times when it counts least an smartly
at the tinleS 11.110r1 it counts most than
to take the middle course and, as a re-
sult, look ne het one nor the other at
any time. Always keep one or two good
suits, a pair of fresh gloves, a few pretty
shirts, etc., in reserve, and then if a man
says to you on Saturday morning, "Come
out this afternoon and spend Sundae'
with me," you may accept without mis-
givings as to how your clothes look and
what kind of an appearauce you will pre-
sent.
Whenever a suit is taken off it should
be well brushed, the coat and waistcoat
hung carefully over the hanger, the trou-
sers neatly folded and put away. Shoes
should be cleaned of mud or dust by the
use of a damp cloth if necessary and al-
ways kept on trees, which can be bought
for $1. a pair at almost any bootshop.
Once in the course of every two or three
weeks one ought to give one's wardrobe
a thorough and critical examination, •
with a view to discovering, not only
whether any buttons need tightening, ,
any 'small spots need removing, but also
what collars, ties, gloves, shirts, etc.,
would better be dismissed entirely or
called from the reserve ranks into regu-
lar service.
Just a few words as to the buying of
ready made clothes. One may often see
an inexpensive set or coat of good cut
and finish, be tempted to buy it without
much regard to the quality of the mate-
rial or much thought of how it will wear,
and find that after a few weeks it looks
shabby in spite of the best of care. This
is rather apt to be the case with raised
materials, and in purchasing inexpensive
suits it is always best to get plain black
or dark blue clothes.—Vogue.
ANEW YORK CRCESUS.
Egyptian CIUMV1111 Trip That Ile
Projected and Abandoned.
"Some years ago," said a St. Louis
man, "I spent a winter in Cairo, Egypt,
and while I was there a young New
Yorker arrived who was the talk of the
place as long as he staid. He had. noth-
ing bet lnoney, was not afraid te hem
it and was exceedingly fond of the smell
of the smoke it made. A diverting series
of balls, dinners and slumming parties
followed his advent, and he finally an-
nounced his intention of bringing, his py-
rotechnic career in the country of the
pharaohs to a fitting close by making
the journey to the second cataract of the
Nile. No dahabeah being available eto
make the trip in by water—they all hav-
ing been engaged by more farsighted
travelers—the young Crcesus perforce
elected to make his trip by caravan and
straightway started -out to make it the
most gorgeous and complete caravan that
had ever crossed the desert, and he suc-
ceeded. For days all Cairo talked about
it, and the morning set for the leave tak-
ing all Cairo turned out on the outskirts
of the city to see the start. .It went off
with great pomp and circumstance, and,
as the camels disappeared over the des-
ert sands, we made our way back to
Shepheard's hotel.
"On account of the :field heat of the
middle of the day in Egypt a caravan
journeys in the early morning and in the
evening. During the heat of the noon
hours the tents are pitched, and men
and beasts get through it as best they
can. Judge of our surprise that evening
when that eorgeoes caravan again ap-
peared in Ciro and announcement was
made that the trip had been definitely
given up. One of the guests explained
the trouble later. It seemed that when
luncheon was served the host drank off
a glass of champagne and jumped to his
feet in a rage. 'Where's the ice?' he
demanded of his terrified valet, who was
acting as butler. 'Ice, sir! How can you
get ice in such a place as this?' replied
the servant.
"'Do you mean to say I've got to drink
hot champagne for two months?' hie irate
master demanded. And upon being in-
formed that he had be promptly ordered
the caravan beck to Cairo, despite the
protests of his guests and that by so do-
ing he had expended $10,000 for noth-
ing."—New York Tribune.
Dreatifnl Uncertainty.
The Wife—Don't you think our daugh-
ter's voice improves?
The Husband—I don't know. It may
be that as we grow older our heering be-
comes less acute. -- Philadelphia North
American.
or
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The Handsomest Baby Gets The Handsomest Prize.
ALI. JUDGED•FROM PHOTOGRAPHS ORLY
To interest Canadian mothers in a standard preparation throughout the world
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ARE GOING TO G VE, WITHOUT Ge)ST lil MP/ WAY,
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Canada. A TEN rioLLAR COLD PIECE to the 2nd prettiest.
A FIVE DOLLAR 'COLD PIECE to the 3rd prettiest. A TWO.
AND -A -HALF DOLLAR COLD PIECE in order of merit to each
of the next 10 prettiest babies. A OHE DOLLAR COLD PIECE
in order of merit, to each of the next 40 prettiest babies, while to every mother sending her
baby's photograph, will also be given FREE our ILLUSTRATED DOCK, "MOTHERHOOD," on
the Care of Cltildren in Health and Disease on receipt of ten cents to cover cost of mailing.
CO MTIONS: REA CAREFULLyi
intending to send photograph of baby, must send us post card at 0911.1e stating wheEnvetrYlhellephTn
to
will reach us. Ail photos sent in must reach us not later than July 14th.
Do not send photos of children ove.r 3 years cid; they will not be considered.
Photos must be plainly marked with age, sex, name of the child and full mune and post office
address of the parents. The smallest picture will receive as mnch consideration as the largest.
The piece will be awarded by a committee of seven disinterested ladies, and distributed by
mail to the respective winners, templet 4th, 1900.
• The pictures of all babies competing will be published in beautiful half -tone oosvavings in
Toronto Globe, begilinilig Saturday, August 4tb, 19Q0. Photos returnable ou receipt of postage.
As we have no lime to answer needless correspondence, please do not ask for Anther infor-
mation, simply send post card, stetting when picture will be sent.
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ICS Victoria *Street, TORONTO CANADA
Cruelty of Natives of Congo.
The Nieuwe • Gazet of Antwerp
gives authentic details of cruelties in-
flioted by _Belgians on the natives of
Congo renion. In one ease 22 women
were ()hot for not having come in
time to carry away a load of rubber.
Isa another case GO Women were put
in chains and allowed to starve to
(loath because their village had not
eupolied any rubber.
is a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A well-known
doctor.has said, "1 never
yet mad e a post-mortem ex-
amination ina. case of death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
wereatfault." The Kidney
medicine which was first on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubtes, and
most widely imitated is
A Noted Noble Oarsman.
For his years, Sir Charles Dilke is
probably as tine an oarsman as can
be found'. One of Sir Charles' favor
ito recreation is sculling. When at
his riverside retreat at Sheppertou he
is often to be seen in a pair -oared
boat in company with some famous
roevine man, pulling away with as
much energy as an athlete half his
age.
HOW'S Mit§ !
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case' of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hales Catarrh Cure.
F. .T. CHENEY. & CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 Years, and believe
hint perfectly honorable in all business
tramSactions and fmamclally able to carry
out any oblientions merle he • Their firm
WEST & TItACT.K., Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0. 'WA LDIND, DZINNAN & MATZ-
'N/TN, Wholesale 1)ruggists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Curt Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous'
surfaces of the system. Tes.tInionlals sent
free. Price 75e per bottle. SOlti. by r.11 drug-
gists.
HOW to Arrange, a Room.
It has been suggested that to itn-
prove the aermagement of one's room
it should be studied from a camera
point of view. The importance of de-
tails will be quickly demonstrated in
this way.
Health for the children --Miller's Worm
Powders.
The Wonder ful West.
"Is 'this a healthy town?" inquired
the man who eva); in search of a balmy
climate.
"Healthy!" echoed the ltind agent.
"Why, Jinni, the only undertaker in
the town leed to VI ow out the gas to
give himself a job."
dose of leeiller's Wer111 Powders occa
sionally WI I I keep the children healthy.
4 ng.,0azt frlan's,rievimge.
A Readiess, Pa mci who was
obliged to pee* '4500 damag'es in a
breaele of Mann ieee se I t hee married.. the
Yining. Women,' This is sine way of
go tting,.enein
11
He Expected to Ride Free.
One of the companies'whose steam-
boats ply on the great lakes has a
standing rule that clergymen and In-
dians may, •travel on its boats half
fare. A short time ago an, azent of
the line was approached by au Indiaa
preacher from Canada, who' asked for
free transportation on the ground that
he was entitled to sine half rebate be-
cause he was an Indian, and the
other half because he was a clergy-
man.
Prevent Disorder. -At the first syinp-
'toms of internal disorder, Porn:6166's
vegetable Pills should be resorted to im
mediately. TWO or three of these- salu-
tary pellets. taken before, going to bed,
followed by doses of one or two pilis for
two or theee nights in succession,
serve as apreventive of attacks of dys-
pepsia and all the discomforts aVedeli fol-
low in the train of elier. 'felt disorder.
The means are eienple when the Way is
knoevo.
'Why MeCoeker Weakened.
"It Is shameful the way Marnmduke
McCloskey has treated Miss Fitzpere
"What did he de?"
"Ob. be stimulated ber to banirove
her mind and then. brake theengage-
ment on the ground that he was afraid
to Marry a woman Who knew so
Much."—Indianapolis Preis.
MillaPd's 1,1111innt- rJuhs Cp1.4, Etc,
y.
Lawyer—Did the defendant, to your
knowlege, ever Omit° another to per-
jury?
Witness --Yes, I once heard him ask
a woman her age.
Can Recommend 20,—dir. Enos Born -
berry, Tuscarora, writes: "I am . pleased
to say that Do. Tlionetie leclectric .011 is
all that; you cln.im it to be, as ' we have
been using it fax years, botln internally
and externally, and have always received
benefit, from its use. .F,f. Ot.lr family
medicine, a ml 1 take. great pleasure iu
recommending it.
Five ()Mock Ftinetions.
Five o'clock functions are never
served in the living room or dining
room, but in- the drawing room—or
.on the hospitable verandah, where
the tea must be made by the hostess.
TITS OWN FREE -WILL.
Dear Sirs, --I cannot speak too strongly
of the excellence of ellinARD'S. LINI-
MENT. „It is THE remedy in my house-
hold for burns, sprains, etc., and )ve would
no be without it.
It is truly a wonderful -medicine,
JOHN A. MACDONALD,
Publisher Arnerior Chronicle,
Travel That Counts. .
A reasonably fictive /nen walks
about 297,200 miles—Inure than ten .
times the eartla's circumference—in
84 years, just trotting about the house
andsoffice.
You ncecl not cough all night and dis-
turb yonr friends t there is no occasion for
yOU 100 hp the rieie of contracting 10-
flamination of the lungs or consur,notion,
while you can get leiclehes Anti -Con
sumptive eSyrup. This medicine cures
coughs, cold, inflammation of the luegs
and all throat and chest troubles. It pro -
M of es a free and !NOW expectoration, which
iminediat,ele, relieves the throat, and lungs
from viscid phlegm.
Loadonle Big Striolte Olotta.
Every day, there hangs over London
vast smoke cloud that is estimated
to weigh about 300 Aione,
.. Amiremeammn....--••••-
Ria rauic1ro Ene,elish.
The following amusing notice le -
written in a cemetery at Rio janeiro^
in several languages: "Noble mes-
dames and gentlemen who may desire
a dog to follow in this tombyard
not be permission -unless him drawn,
by a cable round hiiai throttle."
"Remember " cried the indionante
landlady, "that you are among ladiea,
and gentlemen."
"I don't know," grunted the 00/11.-
edian boarder, as he tack -led a section,
of skin; "this appears to be a :pretty "
tough joint."
•
Money Saved ' and pain relieved. by the.
leading household remedy, Dr. Thomase
Eclectric Oil—a small quantity of whic4
'usually suffices to cure a cough, heal is
sore, cut, bruise or sprain, relieve lumba-
go, rheumatism, neuralgia, excoriated)
nipples, or inflamed leveast.
Germs Aro Not Long -Urea.
Experiments by E. Klein indicate
that, contrary to common belief, such
germs as those of cholera, typhus and
diphtheria do not survive more than
three or four weeks after burial in the
Coiled and other
fence wire at re-
d uceci prices.
The Gem Fence
Machine for only
$5.00. Agents
wanted. Write
eleGregor, Banwe & Co.,Windsor,Ont.
Brantford
STEEL TOWERS
AND WINDMILLS
We also make
Steel Flex Staffs.
Grain Grinders,
Iron and Wood
2'u1l1p0, nee
Supplies.
Send For New Oat-
alorruo.
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FOR OVER P7PTV YEARS
MRS. WliTSLOW'S SOOTFITNO SYRUP has been
used by cr,others f or their children teething. It soot hes,
the child, 'softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind.
colic, and is the best remedy -roc diarrhma. 23e,o, bottle.
05,1 al1 druggists threme,bout the world. Be sure
and e51c for " Mrs. Wins' ow's Soothing Syrup."
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for ill Ne.rvims Diseases, FRS,.
Epilepsy, Spasms and St. Vitus:Dance. N6.
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° Treatise and Sf.?, trial bottle sow:
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ey pay i n express eh ges only when received,
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