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HECURES kin at einem -for free belp. De ware.
to state the leading symptoms of
THE SICK yeur diseaee, how long you hose
beep, sick, etc. Your lett,or will hts
treated, with the strictest confidence
- 1....,•••,.. and receive immediate Attention.Ade
4111014 the Lawn) wa,ik and per. drOsS Prof. Thomas lh, Adkin, c.fAcx,
§66 Ne Beesheeter, N, Y.
411118 MOVOI'll Miracles Which '
,
Astound and mystify the wisH,ED -Kb; HADN'T SPOVEN.
tOptQrs.
tO WANT TE SICK. TO WRITZ.
SATS TITE GREAT
TUSALER,
reit the People My Servicep Are
reee. So ;ere the Servicee of Ny
.;44) groinent 4peciAliStS.
rep, Th.eze. They Can Ee cured At
ErenIef That 1 Ara Giving gy
Great Discovery To the World,
Tient AD, TWeflard
Enjoy the The Blessings
Perfeet gealttt.
PROF. Taos. F. AMIN'.
ekty ambition In life la nert
tIOnC74" Fo„ya Prof. Adkin, the greet
heeler. (do io daily cluing men and
women of the very wore!. cliteases
after let -wiled doctor S hate premium -
ed their eases hope:ewe Ills unthod
of treatment is aomewhat mysteri-
One, bait the feet that he cures the
6lek when all dee faille when the
doctors loee hope, ited science (N-
epalis, is demonstrated heyond eon -
trove: so. Sin tutter whether you
have t onstimption, Kidney Troeble,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dysoopslit or
simply an ordinary cold or fe(er,
they are ail calico to Prof. /Whim Ile
cures theta (IP, he cures you quickly,
eft rabilesely, permaneutly at your own
home. The also tells on a. secret
method by which 3,1)11 May keen
yourself in perfect health. Without
exaggeration, it con he safely said
Out Prof. Akin Is the most inter,-
esting. remarkable and wonder:MI
physician healer 01 the age. Ills
only talk. bis only thought is now
to mire incurables, to bring hope
to the lespele/s, joy. sunshine and
liaripineis to tile !alterable and suf-
fering. Ile is truly carrying ott a
grand work. Re is President of one
Of the lamest healing institutions in
tho world. He' employs twenty em-
inent phyeielars iind sporiallats to
waist him with his Work. He spondn
thotertieds of dollars every year in
givirg free advice and help to the
Mak. No matter lettere you lime
the servitos of the best specialists
may be yours. All you baVo to do
Is to write a letter to Prof. A.dkin
ieseribing your care, end he will inie
mediate:y (Begone° ybur dfsettke and
explain the proeer home, treatment
for your speedy recovery. This will.
not cost you a aingle cont. No money
iS asked for this service, none is
taken. If you are sick and -want to
make a donation for the purpose of
carrying on the work, such will be
thankfully rev:tired. Prof. Adkin
will oleo Fend eery sick person who
writes him, within the next thirty
days, a free copy of his wonderful
new book, entitled "How to be cured
anti How to cure others." This book
is -highly endonsed by leading phy-
sicians, it contains invaluable infor-
mation in regard to diseases and
what to do in cases of emeraency. It
should be in every home. Remember
*".a it costs you nothing if you write to
Prof. Adkin now.
Sirs. C. A. Brownell, of Dane, Ok-
lahoma, writes: "I was tortured for
months by terrible pains in my hea.d.
and this, together with loss of sleep,
'began to effect my mind. Your
treatment has done wonders, for me.
I sleep well nights and those terri-
ble pains in my head are gone.
Thank God, hope has taken the
Place of despondency and I have a
new lease of life."
Alex. Moffat, of 388 Drown St.,
keochester, N. Y., writes: ''When I
applied to you for treatment I was
as I might say a physical wreck,
suffering from pains in the chest and
stomach, also poor digestion and
021 the verge of nervous prostration.
• X had tried most everything and had
about ' given. up when I tried your
.treptment. My pains have gone, ray
nerlres are strong a,nd I feel lik.e a
new man. I wish you vileness in
yoer noble work.",
Mr. J. N. Purdy, Purdy's, N. Y.,
wet t es': "I have been Suffering from
severe Stricture and bladder trouble
for over three years. I was given up
by my physician as incueable. My
urine had to be drawn from me a,nd
tee sealcling and burning tves in-
tense. My sefforing was almosk.inn-
„bearable. I took advantage of your
°Gni., and to my great astonishment
I was relieved the second day. Your
• cures are certainly w0 riderfu 1.”
'Mrs. M. A. reyneh, of 1522 Girard
Ave., Los .A neeeles, Cal . , writes:
• ` `Two month s ego 1 was. almost
pr o trn tod with insomnia an d gen-
eral debility, from which 1 lee'd
fered sixteen yen rs. I could sleep
e at most, o,n.l.o two or three hours out
ef of tae too -1:1'4011r. 1 so ffered with
severe eaedache and neuraleitt, eotild
ern Feely ee,c/ ere a sound. f feel like
ewFrr,. Tee results of Viteo-
'1 ree treen t in my (0'C
t ,e14 leen woorerrie."
lf -,ock stere to write Prof, Ad -
Said a nervous passenger to the
mother of a, bowling imp in the en•
prese train :
"Madam, is there anything any
lin can do to paellY your Itttl°
"Oh, thank you, yes," said the
mother et the spoilt child. "yott. see.
the dews little pet juet, watite to
throw his jam tart At the passen-
gers, and I was afraid they weuldn't
like it, Please to steed where you
*re. Now stop CrYing, (*Oleg. Thie
mad gentleman wants to play with
you.'
Mildred—"Ie your husband a very
generous man ?" AtArgery—"Indee4
he in- Volt remember thoso Wee
cigAro 1 gave him for n birthday
present ? Well, he smoked only
one, and gave all the othere away
to hie friends."
LOG WEMS81
S ITE TO POOR AND WA=
BLOOD
At is Why Some People Ca
Get Aid of 4 VOligh, and
Develepa Into Consuraptie
Tim lunge are just like any ot e
portion 4.11 the body—they need
constaut supply of pure. rich blood
to keep them sound and strong. If
the Maga are not strong they
ref e unable to resist di
eeeeand thet is the reason why a
apparently aimple cold clings unt
the patient grows weetier an
weaker and finally tills a cousung
ties grave. Dr. Williams' PM
Nita never Nil to strengthen the
limas, bemuse they make the new.
rich, red blood which alone can do
this work. The most emphatic proof
that Dr. 'WilliamsPink Pille
Um limos and cure coxieumption In
Ito earlier stages, is given in the
eaeo of MISR Blanche Durand, Of St.
Edmond, Que. Mies- Durand says :
'In the month of September, lefil
was visiting at the home of a
uncle at L'Assomption. One day w
were out boating, I got nor fee
wet and caught cold. The, cold seem
al to cling to me, and when I re-
turned home about the end of Sep-
tember. I was quite m. I tees quite
feverish, had no appetite, and the
cough seemed to exhaust me. 1 be-
gan doctoring. but dM not get any
better, and in January. 1002, tb
doctor told me that my lungs weri
affected,* and that I was in con
sumption. At this time a friend who
hod come to see me advised me to
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. and 1
sent for six boxes. The pills soon
began to help me, as little by little
the rough grew less severe, my ap
petite became better, my strength
returned, and I began to have a
healthy color. used eight boxes of
the pills. and was then fully re-
covered. I am sure that Dr. Wil-
liam' Pink Pills raved my We, and
Shall envier; speak gratefully of
th n "
Such cases as these tell better than
mere words the power of Dr.Wfl
link Pills. They cure all con-
stitutional weakness beenur`e theergo
right to the root of the trouble and
build up the blood. That is why
they never Ail to cure rheumatism.
lumbago, kidney and liver troubles,
headaches, backnebee, indigestion,
biliousness and all other blood dis-
eases. Sold by all dealers or sent
post paid at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 by writing direct to
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont. Substitutes are
sometimes offered, but you can al-
ways protect yourself by seeing that
the full name "Dr. Williams' Pink
PHIS for Pale People" is printed on
the wrapper around every box.
Common soaps destroy the
clothes and render the
hands liable to eczema.
AnDvopEe
,E74PgrliZerr
aen
or tho eeteeen
FRE EMIT BEEN 18LE
virgAT IS GOING ON IN TEE
LAND OE TIM SgAgROCIL
Some Persooal and Busies N'etee
Tht Intereet
canadtalaS.
Janten Mtillaby. MileSneall On the
Midland Groot Weetera Roilway, was
caught by a, shunting crigire near
Broacistone atxtivu, Anal
nmogied terribly,
'When a new caretaker was being
oppoieted for agiwreverd at Luria.,
ick was etate d that the tote
todian hod been married live time.
led that ho woo tho foiath bueband
of the lost wife.
Soujeats Of the Ulster census bavo
liscovereti complete statistical re-
futalion of tho theory that the so-
cial and industricil deray of Ireland
is due to the t'eltic teuMeronlatit And
tho Catholie
"Pleaee epere no a copper, for I
AM bath deaf and dumb," was writ -
tun an the envelope which a well-
dressed boy of fifteen presented to
paasers-by at Belfast. reeovered
his speech when arrested.
dr
Anew Illoore, at Cork, was re
5- mantled, charged with the murder of
n Rev. Mr. Bell, rei.lor et Kilnieein
County Cork. The police Are cone
tiouing their investigations. but the
head of the deemed has not yet
k 'been discovered.
Josepit CO1111i51, a lad, was re-
manded at Belfaet, charged with
wounding another boy named Relte-
bin. The evidence showed thet ao-
mewl was playing With a toy pletol.
which aoridentally went oil, the bul-
let entering Robbin:u abdomen.
It is beginning to be understood.
— writes Mr. W. O'Brien. M.P.. that
- tlement than ail the Parliamentary
the policy of armed isolation pule.
oued by the Irish party boo been the
means of bringing the Irieh land
question nearer to a victorious set-
proceelure,
In the 1%,ing's Bench at Dublin. Re-
becca Ijo.Evoy recovered £000 from
Manta atiZe & Sons, teurist agents,
on the ground of the negligence of
their servants, Plaintiff and some
o friende, travelleg with tourist tick-
et» supplied by defendants. visited
• Killarney, and rode through the Gap
of Dunloo on ponies furnished by de-
fendants. The animal which plain-
tiff was riding became unntanugeablo
in the abseneo of the roan in charge
of the party, end she was seriously
injured.
House Owner—"You didn't pay the
rent last month." Tenant—"No ?
Well, X suppose you'll hold me to
your a'greement ?" Owner—"Agree-
ment—what agreement ?" Tenant—
"Why, when I hired tho house, you
said I must pay in advance or not
at all." .
Indigestion, congested liver; im-
tiure blood, constipation, these are
what afflict thousands 01 people who
do not know what is the matter
with them. They drag along a mis-
erable, existence; they apply to the
kcal doctors occasionally, and
tometimes obtain a little temporary
relief, but the old, tired, worn-out,
all -gone, distressed feeling always
tomes back again worse than ever,
until in time they become tired of
living, wonder why they were ever
born, and why they are alive unless
to endure conetant suffering. To
Ruch sufferers there is a haven of
refuge in Dr, August Koenig's Ham -
berg Drops, which was discovered
Moro than 60 years ago, and •-which
Is a wonderful medicine. One trial
will convince the most skeptical
that any or all of these difficulties
tn.ay be reniceved, and a perfect cure
effeeted, by taking Dr. August Kee-,
nig' Hamburg Drops. Get a bot-
tle at once, before it is too late.
ous and thrown away.
BANQUET OF DOGS' ELESI/.
Tho commission of United States
Senators in Moran oceepted an in-
vitation to a. native banquet. The
principal dish was cooked dog,
which the Ilawailans have long con-
sidered one of tho greaeest delicaciee.
The senators thought they wero eat -
leg roast plg.
•••....•••••
gm:Ems bAp.E.
Every rnother knows thb constant
care a little child requires, and to
the young and ineXperfericed mother
who is caring ' for.her first baby
there is no other period itt her life
more trying. In the little ills that
are certain to come to all infants
and young children, the mother—es-
pecially the young and Inexperienced
mother—scarcely knows what to do.
It is to meet emergencies of this
kind. that Baby's Own Tablets are
offered to all mothers. These Tab-
lets are an absolute cure for all the
minor ailments of little ones, and
should constantly be kept in every
home whd're there are young children.
Sickness comes quickly—witb. Baby's
Own Tablets at hand the emergency
is promptly met. Mrs. R. H. LaRue,
Mountain, Ont., says '—"I can re-
commend Baby's Own Tablets to all
naothers who have cress or delicate
children. 1 do not know -how I
could get along without them.-' The
Tablets are guaranteed free from
opiates or harmful drugs, and crush-
ed to a powder may be administered
with absolute safoty to a now born
babe. Sold by all druggists or sent
by mail at 25 cents a box ler writ-
ing to the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Out.
RA.TTLESNAKE OIL.
In. Pennsylvania the oil of rattle-
snakes is preserve(' most carefully as
a liniment especially good for sore
joints and for rheumatism. The fat
is taken from the dead snake and
laid upon a cloth in the hot sun,
from which the filtered oil drips into
a jar. From fear that the reptile
may have bitten itself, the clear oil
is tested. by dropping a portion of
it into milk. If it - floats in one
globule it is regarded as un.affeeted.
If it breaks into beads and eteelles
the milk, it is judged to be poison -
It is riot only because of their great wearing qualities
that you are recommended to wear
Style, fit and finish are almost as important, GRANJ37-
RUBBERS have a stylish, clean cut zippeeratice all the&
own, and are made ira all the different shoe shapes.
"Gralthy Rubbers wear like iron."
einetlailan.7.1ejdffe771eM'n
70.''.7171`7:71;7474,1,m, 757,:*.•,•Nri.1
NOVEL WAY TO GET FOOD.
A young Plan who had been suffer-
ing front want of food emPloyed an
lOfienious plan to secure it, leor
Slonle time he etetimied hireeelf in A,
city Awlare and shame his bread
wittt the sparrows. It was not 1911g
before the birds got to know him,
and surrounded hien by hundreds
when he mode his appearance. One
of the nest observant resident
watched him closely and oLocrved
that every now owl then one of the
sPareows was transferred to We poc-
kets. Ile lodged a complaint. An
the young fel/ow was arrested. II
said be had been unable to get work,
and that, not wishing to beg, he bad
got bis food by eatchirg eparrows
and cooking them.
SAVED FROM- TEE MB
,T. 0. 7.vsusa SAYS
ZODD'S KIDNEY PILLS DID
roll 7.7a.
Story of a. NOVA SCOUte an Who
RAO- Aincost iiven V gope ot
Evor Peiog
-Central Reouorey, N.S. Jan. lg-
(SPPCIA1).-.1 .(0I as if Docitra Kid
-
"ivy Piiis 1401 . eavesd mo from • " .the
grove." is tlie trey T. C. Morel), •er
thi pktvr, vans •of thoee wentlerfill
ice:tertian:eters •cif :the pubis and tiches
arleing fone Ineeeeed Kidneye. And
Mr. ;Marsh eliouid know Whergef he
speaks. ie'rms. wider the doctor'
core for liedvey Complaint for Seine
tittio,5114, ikopite their efforts, coo-
tinued to grow waree. Yie was AI -
in ige..,Pair when ft friend
biin to use Deihl's Kidney
111 seat a, vevere criee the
55 towards reeovere• was neo
slow, but bo pereevered, find
w ho ItilS justified in using the
.pg words quoted AllOVe. Mr.
Mereli Geis deecribea Ids case ;
was lalfitV the doetoe's cam
telt didn't eeeta to got any better,
only wortee 1wee advieell by:
friend to cite Bead's iir.lthiey Pills.
Atter 1 hod wed thera tor a time 1
began, to fri' aditlerence, and 1
mover neepeed till I had used -
hones. I seimoise I still have to u
eomethieg as lone. 45 1 Uve. but „I
reel we 11 Pine had
raved me from the grave.
"I have reventAiended. Dodd's :Kid-
ney Pills to ever3i4,4ue beimiteo. of
what they have dome for me."
•••••=imcaraltrwmwam•••••••••
Fifty pound's ,compeization has
Leen claimed from the Li:uptick ilor-
ough Coencil by a police sergeant,
who was inewed recently while axe
restinff a Peieener.
MIT ars slinT gnanntf 941ITIL
*41O423ititi ein ploR
'0 **Rion 03 In AreNtilla 'r '4
.f.;aJPPV 'sln
-moan:rat pile VAUTTIftlp .101 )1110:4 **1113
O t final it coils ems .101 vevuop pan)
-unq otto ealpe Awns, oneeeffle pee Jo woe!
oirsomes puts poem eet tio itnaanp
szt: .ininoodwal II 411 adosp mos;
*NOD In AClitesualiat uomn. si .11 'lax
aq;. nO 0400 rallOVItilreaT00 Ann CORI
IIT'oleft 40Psio.r. "03 I` Cern%) *r
eq paurteuoitiein ,o;no grimes) allele
aucuttee.rt onientitinieoa seepinax ams
-atm pun irfina,141 pnioronatruoa e art ot
(pone* tteactid wog tiationo -etipunaintl
pen:noticed esuettierail nsaol tnim 0.1s3
in Seine! ertwirgiuoe eet pun avipsinet
poot pactreosaut pan *swop poor e
esounounsd itioloop eztlet eirant erea e
.04 'elevation; sot al. paliaddns sts*
stej less! *In own pee Osineeert tito
gazump Jame ira (nun eatunos oat je
vonscs spa uf gratietto orom et (frogs,
A young man named Driscoll, with
his father, was endeavoring to tie -
cure some wreck *timber at Long Is-
land, County Cork, when a huge
wave swept him off the rock, and he
was drowned.
Teere never n'ai. 4411,1 nsver will In .a
universalepenneea, h one remedy, for all,
ills to which -flesh iv heir—:h.. Very natUra
of many curatives 'being such that were
Se germs of other and differently seated
diseases rooted iu the system of the
patient—what would relieve one ill, in
nmewould aggravate the other. We
have,bowever, in Qniuine_Wine, when
obtainable in a sound unadulterated
Stale, a remedy for many awl greviOusille
By Ira gradual and judicious nsa the'
frailest systems are led into convalescence
and strength, by the influence which Qui -
eine exerts oneeature's own restoratives.
Itrelieves tho drooping spirits of those
with whom a chronic state of morbid des-
pondeucy and lack of intere_st in life le a
tin.,ease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to souud mad refreshina sleep --
imparts vigor to the action of the blood,
which being stimulated. courses through-
outtbe veins, strengthening the healthy
animal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a necessarr. result,
strengthening tbe frame, awl giving life
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand increased subscauce—result, un-
proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of
Toronto, have giveu to tile public their
superior Quinine \Vine at the usuel rate,
and, gauged by the opine:et of scientists,
this wine approaches nearest' perfection of
any in the market. All druggists sell it.
-----
Agent—"This embrocation I have
to sell, sir, is a splendid thing for
sprains and bruises of all kinds ; in
fact.—" Business Man (savagely)—
"Then if you don't clear out of hero
you'll want a ton of it for personal
use."
CALTPORNIA-OREGON EXCUR-
SIONS.
Every day in the year the Chi-
cago, Union Pacific and Northwest-
ern Line rims through Brst-elass
Pullma.n .and Tourist Sleeping Cars
to points in California, and Oreoon.
Three through trains daily. ''The
route of the famous "Overland Lim -
i ted . Personally conducted excur-
sions from Chicago to San I`ran-
cisco, Los An,geles, Portland and
other Pacific Coast points, leaving
Chicago on Tuesdays, WeditendaYs.
Thursdays and Frida.ys. Lowest
rates. Choice. of roeles. Finest
scener3r. 1‘,Laps, illttstrated folders,
etc., furnished free. Rates quoted.
Address B. Bennett, Generel Ag-
,
opt, 2 East Kites street, 'Toronto,
Ont.
Lowg- nrvy33-soNm11117.1'.
A 6110rt time ego a Siciliau ad -
coal to WO s fo told guilty of sixty-
/
three different acts of fraud. For
his induetry artd enthusiasm be 1,he
cause of . dishonesty he was Sera
tenced to .1.31) Years' imprisonnient.
7 IN Z..3 4i 2
Thanks, clear gra. Grundy, fk,x you
advie abous 40c -
CEYLON TEAi have
clam. My bizetiond no
look forward to,
azed it and nstast
de-
54ys that breakfast is somethiog to
• A TOWN OF ALIASF4...
ero is a 'town i Rusefa teem%
by'4'41el Enverat Unpnonouttenoie
nameo of Tee -biter*. Schiseirigri aod
Treibigri.
(1Nrel enough, to remember leOW
Inee3 nray One of them) -
A eery returned sverdict ti'es' oot
teeny months elute after a moee
may months fence after a mew
tborough end exhaustive trial and
investigatien.
impIicatei in tee affair were some
44 the Port pr-Pmiriez:t /melt -toe
111
t'o world, and 4 rost
nter of Ott: er eeeeene were more
less interested in the verdict to
Ity not4Ing of tho nusioty of the
icipals.
iury wes cotePri`vti 44 th
ra at lto Proviuciel Coon
etafe players. a delegate
e Res-inni Go; nent and th
lietriet 41ricw:i.nrai irsoectora.
After aseneing a day aud
On he AP"ens, the jury foiled the V
weellerrie L'hoter wort're of
!iirroest award hi conirecii ion w
ether re:tilde ce, mot Le -,towed on
the tilieleter of Agricailtere-a Geld
Medal.
They leased their derision on the
filets that the Metieeeollarile Binder
rapereel "id p4 tetter road
,oel teen eiteee of the eteer eme
Pet a -eq. fectory wittan
re•ae;trirg; coatirg upper t
: ',main rood weem eeteetetetta
Ted S'Fern, orneol,*"nnev add
neachMe traee the iwarre*4
iselt couetreetion.
The verdict han since teeeited is
11,7erSal eedorreatiete,
Size—"Ne I lite 'you very mu
indeed, hut I eau never iteiirrY
spendthrift ?" lie.—"How y
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of
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ith
ow totes -ovule tee rA MIS w vett
era feeterie, "'Ike Oa -eau of On 44,41
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"-let t.e tee eft*.
Ladies' an s Furs
glrcrntIngta Fan ott &merit pzlzoo.
fo:" ev.rol/lag. 441For 19,1R4, -Aire, Oar wsensAl
yews. tieig for prFAN940.
fL oieetnee A Cee 11 itie east Tweete
tes atemee -oxen.
e tIV. 4 titiai
-41re 3
6..yel.COOS•01,
042;is, era,
If you want boot price" eltip yea;
ol"ry to iee. Ue want large quauti.
;1,y to raw; eeroaini Imieo tor
,e• Ar.1, tvo van wit tram mg
pia 4,011,7 PfiG0144`nr There.
ele
'• ‘ Davison '0..onnlIasion Coo LITAnsi
On 'TORONTO
eAss4rmestA *CI C foncik,"
is deeadfal. Mariia, that rou
Iwoos will hove the infh word."
` Fleenor mit otn. how 4113 1 to rnow
ch that you have teething more to
a city 2'.
ou
know I am a speudthrift ?" SI
"Dy the way you have beenInc
wateli
!:7.. 'When washing oreasy dir.'kes
"4. POtEl aad 1(4:5413. 1,•ever's Pry Soap
owdere will remove the greaeerwith
greolest ea5e.
ney 05 ine I"
DIRECT STEAUSTTIP SERVICE
TO MANILA.
The Chicago & trorth-Itestern
IlaLl-
way AnnOWAV that An coin:cell
with the daily trans-contineutel se
vice, via, that line from Chleago to
San Francisco, tho steamship lino
Irmo the latter port. Noe inaugurat-
ed direct sailings from Nan Francis-
co to thudia, additional to the ser-
ve via Nugasati and Items Kong.
Some of the finest steatmellips in the
Patine aro being used for this new
direct service,
hbeater-"ITas your wife a good
d
now ?" Subbubee-HI don't
On
laeeeet I haven't been home since
tbitionorning."
Mrs. Ealtte—"She isn't a very
good manager, is she ?" Mrs. rind°
—"No, indeed. Why. the had to 'tiny
four extra turkeys so as not to
waste the stollieg she had made for
oue."
• 1••••••••1
Minarts Liniment Cures Distemper,
jimmy:runt. I ',wish I cciuhiplor•
pirate arid Soil the siutticsb nutio:latt
scuttle ships." 3fr_
you just take WS scuttle and sefl.
downstairs arid „pieate swine eb.
from Pardee's bin." '
•
linegnalfed—Xte That: Brunt, Tyer4
Maga, „Ont.. - *nye. to tillutk
von for recoMmendin Dr. Thorn/Le
Eciectric 011 for beedinir piles. I w
troubleff with 'thin for'tne:irly firree
years, and tried ahnost everything
eptild hear or think of. Some of the,
would give me tompore,ry reliel, but boi
would effect a cure. I have now bee
free Iron), the distressing complaint f
nearly eighteea moethee- I hope you 'tell]
continue to reeoinnieud
Pill for Generone Eeters,—There are
inarlynererie of itealthyimpiniteand poor
dievelfett who, after a hearty ineel are
sulOoet.to initere snirerinse. rim tool ot
whieh they hove paw alien Lee Meizad lit
elesionmehe. Ireeitteleedepreesion.
otherSig nelnig follow. One so efs
gives:4 unlit, for bosineres or work of any
hia ;%. teie condition Rarinelee's veoe.
utile P11. will briug Mier. Tiler will as.
sist the essiradotion or the ente.ra, and
used swear -Jim: to directions will reetere
healthy digestion.
° lltigeitlion"Swiggiea spends as
awful Pura or memo*" l'or dross."
IllOgetsto"You• •• serprise me. lit
doesn't show it." ;
but itis wife (Near"
• -",
MInaida
liniment Curis'Utis, etc!
• ,
enfildre.sse-"I told cook to hurler .
the.dInnee'.tOMa.eter-ot!Phe seems to
ltaXcieteleeth7 ' ..•
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. Mee! Over MA; Tart.
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T4314450isienelesn'erneeseetteeetanozpr'r. "ela-4,
fears by vionsinno. otaktattitrA ter tiatir ebildresTwbri
It De 4 . e
•I 311ii*Ifaiherr""k1IrrPani.4474,'"Viate
molly arrhor quo •
11 taa,c.., soul 1,3, antzti.:43 In pvcry 'settee the war d.
regorreoteriesegene. Isa nue* to trealzulsblo.
n es sere ee4datt tor Mn. Window." Efitothing
dux take 111 J other kalci
Or
"I can tell your future and find
out your future husband: for you,
lady," said the gipsy. • "If you And
him out as often as 1 find my pre-
sent husband out," replilid the lady,
"I shall never marry again."
Mined's' Liniment Cures Diphtheria,
"What's the matter, little boy ?"
said the kind-hearted man. "Axe
you lost ?" "No," was the manful
answer ; "I ain't lost, I'm here.
But I'd like to know where father
and mother have wandered off to."
The great lung healer is found in that
excellent medicine sold as Bieltle's Antis
Consitinptive Syrup. It soothes and di-
nenisbes the sensibility of the membrane
of the throat and air passages, and is a
sovereign remedy for all coughs, colds,
hoarseness, pain or soreness in the chest,
bronchitis, etc. It has cured many when.
supposed to be far advanced
A man named Smith was walking
along the towpath. of the Logan Ca-
nal, Belfast, when, seized with a fit,
he fell into the water and was
drowned. °
lijnorrrs.:.tinterant
Ali.RESTE'.0 WHEN DEAD.
A splendid funeral procession •was
proceeding from ItIongO, Japan, to
'bury the remains `of Tamil, the head
o a gambling, den, when the pollee
-stopped the ceremony as the decene-
ed was believed to be an esenned
convictI he itcceatatien was found
to be true, and the dead 3111 n.
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"Oh !" despairingly exclaimed the
typewriter girl who was taking her
firet lesson on the piano. "I don't
believe X can ever learn to operate
it. The key -board's so different."
Useful At All Thnea—In winter or in
summer Parraelee's Vegetable Pills will
cope with and overcome any irregularn
eiee of the'digestive organs lellich clumge
of diet, change of residence, 'or verity ion
of temperature may bring about. Tbey
shoul I be always kept at hand, and once
their beneficial action becomes known, no
ono will be without them Thee is no-
thing nauseating in their structure, and
the most delicate can use them confident-
ly.
Rapp—"I look upon you, sir, as a
rascal 1" Partee—"You are privi-
leged to look upon me in any char-
acter you desire to assume, sir."
I know MINARD'S LINIMENT
will cure Diphtheria.
JOHN D. DOUTILLIER.
French Village.
I know MINARD'S LINIMENT
will cure Croup.
J.
17, CUNNINGHAM.
Cape Island
I know MINARD'S LINIMENT is
the best remedy on earth..
JOSEPH A. SNOW.
...Norway, M.
"I told you," said the teacher,
apologetically, to Tommy, "that I
should whip yeti if you did not tell
yourfather you had run away from
school; didn't 1 ?" "That all right,"
esp on dod rnhornas. ' `1. didn't tell
him. Gee of your beatings is a pie-
-take -if to the prieon beriel grounCi. ric compared to of dad's,"
csete se?emeltrer reaeteiestee
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