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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-9-11, Page 40 K K K K.:84 K 11 THE OLD FOGY DOCTOR Faulty Doctors aro 01141;1A as generi4 practitioners, but they are not specialists. The sexual organs com- prise the most intricate and important system in the human body and require the most seined treatment. Toitmight as well e,xpect a blattismith to repafr your watch, as a family physician to cure Sexual complaints. We kave znade a specialty of these diseases for over :0 years, -have invested teas of thousands of dollars and have every facility known to ittedieal science 10 cure them. Every case is taken tvith a positive guarantee of No eure—No Pay. BLOOD POISON—Whether inherited. or acquired, Is positively cured ferever. The virus is eliminated from thesystent so no danger of return. Hundreds of cases cured by us25yeaxs ago enact° return; best evidence of a cure. 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I was in America, for about Val), moothS last summer, sent over bt- our aseociation to eitet for myself whether the working classes of your country were better off under protection than we reeler free trade, and the cuuclasion I come to was thin!" -Thou any person who hen to earn a livina in America as a producer must Orst become erazy before he becomes it free -muter. oral fartnela must he Notes By the Way. As Semeeby Sergt. Major John T, Itesteott, hate Represented the 33rd literou Regiment on the Cattittlien CoroHation ont ingent. Letter 'No. 7. Jane 27th. 4. very warm day. Around the palace groneds lu the fore- noon we watched the gravity eteaple chase mien the ewitele Week regrow], awes, two merry-go-rounds. donkey tiding and ot ber amusements, To the afternoon 1 took lo the city sightsogo- then by way of iniegn creta ateatin, the fare and return iming three pence. We vtsited the Temple of Horrors, Whitechapel district. Westminster Abbey, Buckine.,,hatu Palace, Melbourne Crystal palace, Devon lioteli and Ho- tel C'eell, Tbe latter_ place le where all the colonial prenners made their beadtplartere. Tide hotel containe 1800 liedirooms and is the largest in the world, Diming- the afternoon we had 4everall rides on the overhead 'hus,, go - trig on Piccedilly street, the Strand I consider these the cawl Regent streete. raziest of the wbole lot to thugt , the prettiest in the city. Atter tea we of soeh a thigh:. Before 'APT (I 'ult. returned to the palace groonds at S . workingmen, etther engaged le menu - teaming or ngincelture talk. iabont free trade, let them eeud one of their umber oves here to tiee what is doing In„ havirig hed o wak copselera e (loving tbe day. June h'Utle, A very warm morning, Two canes of typhoi4 fever were discovered among tbe reee in Ms temaren let illui Ittlilt frihtltl gar solthete, They were ot once int 1 six mon the looking thotat14-01414, tus moved to the guarant We bospital some coat gets ragged hilit His slieott3e "1_,4", distance awav on the grounds, After and he gete the Mom% sx 424, 449$4„ 1 breakfaet I went to the eity.the Branip- everywnere he itelts for work, he win too Awl; roe& which is two utiles from the palace. I returned to the palace and in the afternoan a bard concert WAS held there, aeon, choir of 400 fe- nude and 40 male voices sang out in beautiful harmony until creamier. This being Saturday evening I stayed in and eleateed my „clothing, ette, and got ready for the Sabbath. June 20tle came in very hot and continued so all day—in feet one of the hottest days we dad daring cen• stay in the eity. Several of the entailers gathered to- gether in a tent and eang "Sun of my eour and other pleeee which were, lis - toted to by a great many visittne, In the matter we had a SioriUkling show- er of rain. June 30th. The eoldiers went in a Wily to Portsmouth, South- hampton and ttjaithead. a distance of , ., . „ oneeetre panteet oilier. Seerinee j over a Lamm note.e ity nom and Workmen's Altael 4: iteu for Defenee of !heti by heat. The ohteet of the mit- WIWI Intinetry. 1S4 'Waterloo Read, lune was to give the &dilates a chance London, Itutganth eoaeaeaeeenoeeee en XOTES AM) 00.11.11.ELVT$ Interest in the tad of Gerald :into for the minder td his father, le no 'merle so keen as has been the tie pree elina previone Wel% It is Under- StOnd tlat the Crown has failed to dis- cover the two Minden& The defense ire more conlideet of acquittel than at any previons WM, They rely chiefly upon Wing able to prove the existence ot it conspire*" agamst the prisoner. * * ethcording to lettere being received by Maj. Millar, E.A., Deputy :ignite ter a Edueetion, there is a deaeth of teachers throughout the provittett. The ebortago seem& to be general and ex- tends into the older dintriets as well as those recently settled. In Perth coun- ty at the thee of opening the rural school& many of them were still with- out teachers. Tbe reason foe the shortnge is attributed chiefly to the towsal- ateestetid. It is thought that if good *aeries are offered plenty of teaehers tan be secured. be told that tbe ttermatte and the Eel- ' a are doing the work cheaper thari en do it; then let them, send for again and hear what he says about free t rade." "If it is the surplus revenue that is vaneityg the trouittet iiend it to bottle frier trade eourstry. You never hnew theut to have a ettrples; or if you don't like to do that, teke it oat to sea and sink it, or bury it, or learn it or ;loony- thiog rattier than not ir e trade, tlrat ie to tiey, if 0' 2l0 not arpt for. eign eompatttion to rein your Ulattile lecturing industries and by so doing reili vaur atritiere relatiug theea of thelitteme market." Touts tray, II. J. PETTIVES, CRUSHED T() DEATH. Sarnia, Sept, 4.—Win. Houser, of Point helward, employed at the CeT.R, shnps at, Fort (+unite, wns instautly killed this morning by alam* wheel falling on him. Ile wns aged 42 and leaves a wife and family, who reside ' Lt Point Edward. FELL UNDER THE CARS. to see the fleet, whoeh was a vete- pret- ein„ba there hellos over a hundred ter fillips in view. Caeadians were hefted all hide.% In the evening we attuned to the pehtee. A New Zeit- and soldier and I eat near the saloon n the grounds and counted the wo- men who entered there and they act- ually averaged 00 an hour. Women in silks and women in rags and filth, could be eee drinking neer front tin mugs. This saloon is a wooden build- ing a) feet long with no side or back doors or windows. Five doors and sev- en windows in the front, which would be taken out in the morning and 10 - after midnigid, The interior had a counter the full length, with 10 bartentleta, No_ glasseS Wert', Ilea From kegs on taps, quart and pine measures were Ha The price I am told is two pence mid four pence eacb. Three policemen stand near the door- Way8 fill day long to keep order. Some of the women get so jolly that they eine and dance to amuse themselves and the clowde, while others who had indulged in too much beer would be lying outside on the shady side of the balding. This is an everyday occur - rt. at this pertieulae salooto There are 12,011 policemen in old London. This will give the public an idea of tbe size of the city, some seta° 'ninon peo- ple—more than the whole Dominion of Capada. ..At midnight it rained very bard, but being in our tents we did not mina it. July 1st. Dull and foggy in the morning. The whole of the Canadian Contingent paraded to the Horse guards, Hyde Park, to be did mit see a bank. barn dining my n11,111111 OF A. JiEGEO FIEND are thatehed roofs, others tin, The root crop in England seems to be pro- perly cued for. We sew several ffne flocks Of Lincoln sheep on our touruey through, Lincoinsh To-dan 4vt, a p‘ Inwe toaeh Llyerpoonwhere weee net by the dtdayee end Baud. We loareh to the city hull where we lunch - tented m proper Eualish style, _Moos- tiede of Liverpool people lilted the streets to view the processzou. At 7 poo. we are ou the steamer, Tooisean, nas playing and cheering at S pate witeo we steam out ot Liverpool, On Wednesday Detrain Mtn., Joint Wood, aged 65, wife of a farmer in eondortable circumstances. vesiding smy Eugiandi Some ot the houses o about tie ee miles east of Keene, inner milking three eines went into the house find tool( a -yeey large dose of corteSive sublimate., Medleal aid was ealled in as s000 as posisible, but too late to do anything for the patent, who died the same Afteritoote• •,,No cause is known for the winnarf$ rash act. Influence of Names, , "We're going te earne our newle at rived. boy Regmalclei remarkedbUlips st the chile the other evening. "Do you weut hint to be that adnd ei toter' asked Jones, in a itnle tbatbe cl would ereete dieenteien. `it are Toe springing Ma US TIPW1" sked seveml of the veep, a little weately, "It re a great truth, my boy," mil- tinued dome, awing remarles at Phillipt, who looked a trifle, worried about &meat question. "The Minion of name to chatecter IS an usexplored but most fertile region. Loon up Tour fietion. and you will fled that evexy altige.4.1.1.1e !IVITRDEAS IISEMPIA0Y-- AND WOVNDS TiBil WIVE. Vaes a „Razor WitlA PrtalAttot =foot vietim's Dead Alnioat Soy., • fred prom the Blody,mitTo VPInoomx Por the Reed. „ Terre Ratite, Inde .SePt* pen„teicht"e" Burke is dead at ide henee beta with bie load almost completely severed from, ert lady, while las wife in in a "Ith" "prone eouditien, front either nuile razor wounds indi t d b y Mattb c e elr Alexander, a eolOred nialt,, 'who had been employed, about the house for the past five years. Alexauder entered the lapel in wleieli Mrs. Rude was sleep- ing with her thirteen -year-old daughter nt mideight, while her husband lay asleep on a couch on the other side a the remit its. Beane was met:epee, by feeling the ede et a sharp instrut latent drewn =me her cheek, end her rereame aroused her lighbatel. Burke Ire rescue o his w. e, bnt be was only partially awelte, and was slasbea across the eeek and face by the negro. When Burke fine dying, upon the floor the negeo meshed mit at a Side door, but Attempted to re-enter 1 the rOOreS after the door had been bolted by Mre. Burke. Burke died vd most inetautly. No Cause ie known to the tragedy, as Alexentler bad beea treateil and trusted by the family Ile Was said to have been a slave to the cocatue hebit receatly, and 1m may bev been under the influence of the drug. The uegro has not been captured, but many Men threaten to leatell him it he be caught, ereat novelist uneonscioutly obeyed i the law. A man and his name gradually grow toward melt otherge may 'fight TO OBSERVE IONT PELEE bis rattle for a long time, but by some lere rend nt last he mast bend to the signiacance a what he m called. 1 cou- eider that parents have a sacred duty neon them iu choosing out of all the natnee of history that time which they eleet, their eland stall be. The name which he receives at beptinn la the eliaraeter art, up to which be mest al - wave live." 4Really, I don't follow you:* inter - °sett amalgam of liarvard, with his rant. "Think back over your reading." went en Jones. "When Siteridan mums a character Indy Sneetwell, it in obvious that bie conception la of n dander proud end crucal. Such a. method of clubbing limits the character thawing to a fee' bold strokes. A filmic avowal of love from her lips, a free handed generosity, would not be tolerated. She must remain cold and hard t01 the Play ends. Bunyan was fond of a owe that labelled. Surely you remember Mr. Backbite and Boastful? In the litera- ture of tbe last century sucb cheap and, easy naming is rare and confined, to the minor character& Thacheray malt for the peerage alone—Lady Bareaeres. It survives in our comie weeklies, with their 'Wandering Willed end tkeh "But there Is a rarer and finer use of names that is at the conunand of • 31FITIfO1)IST MISSIONS. the big fellows in romance. The skilful novelist baptizes his creation with a, certain name because he realizes its connotation. Annie is known of old for a good housewife alla a true sister. She is pretty and social, but is rot a society woman. Annie of iLorna. Doane' is rightly called., Adam implies faithful- eess, a quality of high conscientious- nees, and Adam of 'As You Like It' and Adam Tiede share the trait, "Tom is mischievous and fast, strougly social, with most of the vitas. Even his friends are forced to admit that he drinks, but his severest critie.s will con- cede ]dm generous. Such is Tom (Tones —splendid and strong, shaggily rough. • Tom Brown is not east in a, like epic mould, but yet is justified of las name. Tom Sawyer is a Tom in the making. Joseph, of Genesis, bas a deservedly --mat PROV; IAARDOIX Xfalfh'S VMS .oata to be 1s(abUb,4Aborit Velertoo.-,Arilliery Officers coutuniey Ulm—To Thoroughly Reurlitric the Intoned. Peels, ept. tL—The Tem tadaay published an interview with Prof. La- croix en his new bilaffieil to Martinique. , lie says he will etart September 16, ite- computed by SeVertl artillery aura. .After a survey of the ground he will es, tallith a oureher et poste of observation supplied with pruner instrumente in the neighborhood of the 3,Iont Pelee vet- : eful0. These poets will be tutited by telephone nith Fort, de Frauce m order to give tiMely warnings of threatening signs, and Quante, the autheiltke to bike' precautions. When this is done Prof. Lacroix will make a thorough examine - tion at the entire zone threatened by the volcano. Ile iv unable to estimate the length of time which this .work will take. high reputation for clutstdy, and this Dutton, Sept. 5.—A very serious Ile- reviewed by the Prince and Princess implication of the natne bits been re- eident occurred here neetertlay after. of Wales antligneen Alexandra at 0.80 tome when the M.C.11.1ocal was work- 4 a.m. and returned to the pieceitlgrounds membered. josepli, Andrews is an opt _., name for Fielding's hero. Jack is agay .,., in the plena win, Baird, of St, i at -noon, the Halifax Garrison Banu blade. Dorothy is sprigbtly, butout awarm- TINuns, brakeeman, while in the ;on and the (lateen's Own Ride BugleBand !, hearted. of shantity, „elm bad the misfortune each playing in turn on the marl& heele. Dick is merry and t to fall mar the wheels of a flot ear through the city. The Canadians are "Authorities nave split on Iteberea. Scott makes her a faithful soul with a hopeless love. Thaekeray giveS us an adventuress, heartless, brilliant, and de- testable. A character of history often. makes the atmosphere of a name. Bon.- nie Rrince Charlie is perhaps responsible for •a sueeessien of prodigals who are pernlitted to bear no other name. "You see that the novelists, who have looked truth in the face, have always done their naming in line With law. Ts it any wonder, -when once .yott realize the lefluence of a name on a person, that savages, ignorant persons, and children have felt that one who knew their name had power over theme Re- ligion and chivalry have been in the right of it, when they make the act of „and bad his tight leg badly crushed be! tween the knee and ankle which will necessitate amputation. lie was taken to St. Thotnas to have his injuries at- tended to. IMPALED ON A POLE. Sept. 0.—Patrick Wim lost his life while in Tyeneinnga, near this city, working with a threshing machine yesterday. Wim was des - tend; ng a‘ladder with a pitchfork in his hand, when one of the rounds, of the ladder broke and he fell to the ground beneath. The handle of the fork broke and penetrated his abdo- men to a depth of over a feet. The poor fellow bled to death in five min- utes. He was a 'married man of 45 years of age. FELL FROM A TRAIN. Pickering, Sept. 4.—Gilbert Gardner the young man who was killed on the track here to day, was with his broth- er, William, making his way to Ham- • ilton to see a sick sister: • The two brothers came from near Belleville, where they had been working on a railway. Soon after boarding a freight at the new bridge, -Gilbert fell to the ground and a number of cars passed over him. Another brother was a fireman on the same train. The coro- ner deemed an , inquest unnecessary. The Renewal a Strait Vacation is over. Again the school Loll ring,s aL morniug and at noon, • •iee-tio with tens of thousands the hard- est kind of work has begun, the ren evv- al of whieh is a mental and physicial strditi to all except the Most rngged. The little girl that a few days ago bad roe in tier cheeks, and the little boy " whose lips were then so red you would have in.,...isted that they had been "kiss- b.c,. strawberries," bave already lost something of the appearance of health. Now is a Lime when many children should be given a tonic, which may avert 0000 50510115 troubleiand we n vc of no °Cher so highly t( be re - COW 4/01141Cd OS 1300d, S Salsa pal ilia, which strtmgLIT,,ms the IIC'rveS. perfects • digestion and assimilation, and aids tnental developMent by building • up thl v in 10 ey,3toin. • being cheeted on all sides to -day by the spectators. 3 p.m.—We have a heavy shower of raw, accompanied by thunder and lightning, consequently we are - emapelied to remaih in our tents. The Bugle band, whose tent is not to aura, san gsongs nutil after mid- night. their principal song a being Brit- tania Rules the Waves, Coronation Day The 'Maple Leaf Forever, Break tbe News to Mother, Old •Folks at Home, And winding up with Goa Save the King. duly 2nd: At Alexandra pal- ce, thin and moddy, We are all think- ing about packing up and getting in- to shape to leave camp to -morrow. In the afternoon we are ordered to get everything in shape to move but that evening, which we did; but forthet or, 1 ders from heedgnarters we are told. to naming the most saared ceremony in a put man's everything back into our tents life. Rightly they felt -that bap - again. During our stay at the palace tism and knighting determine the de grounds we had not the pleaof rection wtof heIrrdevelopment and e seeing the gon. Sir Wilfred' Laurier sou' gr° ' Eacter 'x' nor the Hon. G.W. Ross, nor any oth- er distinguished Canadian. They were to be seen on Dominion Day, near the Canadian arch, whete the contingent had their photos taken. The other colonial premiers could be seen daily on the gronnds visiting their soldiers. The Canadian Con- tin g,en 1 co usidered thetnselves slight- ed and was much annoyed at not having been paid a visit hy these two noted premiers. July 3rd. This is a lovely inornin g and the soldiers are all pleased that we leave for 110111e to- day, We leave the palace grounds at 0.2:2 a.m. and Wood Green Station at 11 A.m., the hand playing Auld Lang Syne at the depot. We are now in our train and on our way to Liverpool. 12, noon. Our dinners are brought, to usto tbe car, which. consists of meat pie, etc. We travel at, the rate of 55 miles an hour, through rocks and trinnelE, a great deal of •the distance being up grade. From the car win- dows we notice farmers have started haying. You sce some twenty people, 'Dell 41.0d women, raking hay in a two aere field with the old fashioned hand rakeused by the C'tnadi.ins a quarter ol a century ago, and two men in the same field loading bay OD a one horse rarl., which would seem- to the Candi-. ,1 0 a Very" SIOSIT process. The buildings ere ail low, ttost of fhctyi 0110 StOry leodO of wood, sLone t 1,41(,1‘.. 14, , Mother "My mother was troubled with • consumption for many years. At last she was given up to die. Then she tried Ayer's Cherry F'ectoral, and was speedily cured." • D. Fe Jolly Avoca N • Y4 No matter how hard your cough or how long you have had it, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is the best thing you can take. It's too risky to wait until you have consump- tion. If you are coughing today, get a bottle of Cherry Pectoral at once. ' Three sizes 0c, enough for an ordinary cola; noc., for bronch0i5,•haarse- 'nes3,„11aka. colds, etc,., 51, mogt econor4ial ; fox chronic coac,s ori to keep <11 bend. „ J,,0, AYER 00., Towell, 104sa. Four Superintendents to be Avvotnt Rewelloo Speech. Winnipeg, Sept. 0.—The Canadian Me- thodist' Church through its General Con - femme set its hand to the mis- sion problem of the developing west and solved it on a generous scale amid great enthueiasin. 4pparently nearly every delegate was aeized of the importance of the subjecthbefore it was presented, and half the recommenilations of the come mittee Ware adopted before anyone ask- ed for any explanations. On a question being asked, Mr. N. W. Rowell, ICC., ef Toronto, on behalf of the committee, rose and delivered an. eloquent address in which he pictured the increasing tide of immigration and upsprintong ,of scores of new eammunities, 'which should be reached by, the Methodist Chinch throughout the Canadian west. VI% Rowell was pritied With first-hand facts gathered in a recent toin, and when he sat down there was' great. enthusiasm. TheCortference then adopted unanimous- /jr recommendations which provide for the appointment of four e Superintend- elits for home mission work i‘n the west, oite for new Ontario, two for Manitoba and the Northwest and one tor ,lkitish Columbia. These- men shall give their whole time to the supervision of the work of the missionaries in their respec- tive fields, and sballhhave usociated' with them one CorreSponding Secretary, and there shall also be established a spatial fund for the, extension of the • work, in order to keep up the average allowanee for the workers and their spe- cial needs. The adoption of the plan was consummated in a dramatic mo- ment when. the delegates rose and sang the doxology and then adjourned the session. USED FOR PACKING PURPOSES. Mr. Caldwell Explains Free ence et • Small Apples in Barrels. • Toronto, September 9.—Mr. Wil- TIAJAarkdoweit have so effect tin her:sets treated witligureka Ear- nes% Oil, It re. sis4 die der*. keeps thaleata. er and Pli` Able. Stitches do not brealr. Ro rough Bar, (.1o. to chafe t, rid cut. The \ harness not ktePS too big like new, 137 -it \ wee= twice long_bY the me cfEurclak Herne** Oaf Nita Henry nous*, of Middlemarelo upon going into the stable Thursday reerating, was nicked by a horse aud knocked dowu, recelving, several scalp wounds nod baying two ribs broken, mull= This is not a gentle word—but wben You think how liable you are not t purchase for 75e. the only remedy uni- vereally nown and a remedy that has had thck largest Fe1i. of any medicine in the world ewe* 186.3 for the cure and treotment01 Cmesumpt ion and Throat and Long troubles without losing its great empulatity all these years, you will be thankful we called your Atten- tion to lhoschee's Germon Syrup., There are so many „ordinary cough remedies made by druggists and others that are cheap and good for light colds perhaps, but for severe Coughs, Emit - dohs. Croup ---and especially for Con- sumption, where there is difficult ex- peetoration and cougbing during the nights and mornings, there is nothing lilt German Syrup. Sold by all drug. gists in the oivilized world, Sold by C. Lutz. I llam " Caldwell, •Of •Caldwell & Co, Celt, who is in the city attending, the -Exhibition, says that his firm is the only one- there that ships apples to Winnipeg, and is therefore the one re-. ferred to in the repOrt in which a fruit inspector spoke of apples, the size of • plums, being found at the pressed ends of barrels containing Duchess appks. To •a Globe reporter Mr. Caldwell stated • yester4a3r that these small apples were used solely for packing purposes, with a view to rendering the mass of apples in • the barrels more solid, and less liable, to be bruised by knocking about. Mr. Caldwell, who has had much experience in packing fruits, explained • that his • firm had resorted to the expedient, after many experiments, of putting ten or twelve small apples in some of the bar- rel4 in order to fill in_intersections and make the barrels solid. No thought ex- isted of selling the small apples, particu- larly i11 question, as Duchess apples; they neither added to nor took away from the quantity ordered and guaran- teed to be in the barrel. The parties to whom these specific barrels of apples were consigned at Winnipeg wired that the apples were 'very niem and gave per - feet satisfaction. Te (haft was prompt- ly paid. no cure a ColdM wnIght—use Vapo-ereso- .., law, It has been used extensively diving more than twenty-fottr year, All Druggists, Fall Fairs Toronto London Exeter Zeit ich Seaforth Wingham Ooderich St. Marys Kirliton Blyth Sept. 1-13 e 12-20 " i. 24,23 " 20-20 " 25-26 Sept. 30 Oct. 1, 30 *A 1 Oct. 2,3 „45 ote fli NtgAgonoy IF YOU WANT TO • Buy or Sell a fOrm IF YOU WANT TO Buy or Sell Town il'oj)e1ty IF YOU WANT TO Borrow or 1.,end Nedley F YOU WANT Collections Nada .rOti WANT • Tour Life Ins red )701CY WANT TO 00 to the Old Country BY ALLAN LINE CASH PAID FOR runs Call- at the iledersigued Oale JOHN SPACR A ver 9.1 THE WESTERN FA Sept, 12-20, 1002 41., 'Medley of spectacular 3Ierits Piot lint eltieoes the Human Bomb, in a thrilling Bantam Aseeueion mai Parachute Drop. The marvelloue Cycle Dazzle. The Osnatos. in a sensation lunette'. The meat Gay, the Hand- cuff King,. The Olifans. enutinental Itecentatines. Manning and Dit Crow, famous Monopedes, ROSitil3'11011, with her with her tronpe of Trained Ti 'Tient Eh ds, The Dud Bros,, Aerobatie Wondere Chritsie Jones, Cornet Virtuoso. Nag- , nificent Pyrotechnics and many other feature& Special traiu • serviee over all lines. 1;;Xitibi1$ TOrthee Ahead Gem the times. Grounds. Insidiously beautiful. Enildings irresistably e: Lists, hie pa Programutee and ineuent ion :I'. -('OL. W. M. CiARTSHORE Preeident. A,14.0.04.11.....9,40,01,4110.1.04,1~4M,YOK. tbe asking Stom J. A. NELLES, Secretary. 1-1 • retatednenifetteX nee eketer ie. „re ten , te: "Let the GOLD OUST twbs do yew. work." This would be a cleaner, every housekeeper used N brighter world if pleasures; Diviiks— your efforts; Suhipacts---.-from your cares; . to your life. .• • • ,Made only bk!rHg. N. K, F,'AIRBANK COMPANY,- • enema ' New York., Boston, . tyfootreai. htoN'el: 4, teneneeettieleetennelientee 4-, 4,4 41.