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D.EPRED
This Trouble is Caused by 421 Acid CaPe's
•. in SU Blood, and Oen Only be During
Cared 'Through the Blood. in the Ca
few days
'Rheumatism is mused. by an acid ures based
in the blood. That is a medical ed observe
truth every sufferer from this trouble caused by
should hear in mind. Liniments a,nd In ono ye
011tWOrti applications cannot cure Stock amo
what is rooted in the blood -the dis- timating o
ease must be cured through the sheep and
blood.' That is the, reason rheunia- flocks in 1
tisin yields almost like ;eagle to Dr. up to a. )
Williams' Pink Pills. This new
blood conquei•s the painful ' •poison; ecliitit•ielcitolker tcia`
nweeps out ibe aching acid, soothes that the
the nerves, ItsoSene the•museles and flocks of s
banishes rheumatism. Mr. Robert 17,000,00
Morrison, one of the best known and a basis th
eaoet -esteemed 'residents of Cluelphe lows upori
Ont., gives striking testimony to the "Allowin
truth of the statements made above. instead of
Ile mins :-"My trouble, came grader- of small
ally and was pronounced muscular equal at
rheumatism, and was located chiefly and at 48.
in my neck and shoulders. I can or hair
hardly tell you how much I suffered. £882,000.
1 was confined to my bed for fifteen tale of ' d
• months. A great many friends came came the
to see me during that time and I
think I am safe in saying that most the veld
kraaling s
of them had very few hopes that I jacicals, t
would get better. I tried a great night, wit
many remedies without any lasting the matter
benefit. Then I tiled Dr. Willianis' creased v
Pink 'Pills, and I am thankful to say wool.
that through the use of these pills loss from
and the indefatigable nursing of any pound wei
wife I am again on iny feet. Itly neck animal, a
is still somewhat stiff, but tho imin age price,
is gone. I am now in my 79th year er loss on
and I feel that I owe muck to Dr. 000, bring
Williams' Pink Pills." £807,000.
These pills have cured thousands of the indict
the ve17 worst cases of neuralgia, "The kr
rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and the dropp
hackaches, and they can do the same cent. to (
for you. Sold by all medicine noel- Wage oath
ers or sent by mail at 50 cents a 000 sheep
box or six boxes for $2.50 by, writ- 000 -or,
ing the Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., 17,000,00
Brockville, Ont. nual loss
in 1902 t
SAVED IIIS BOOR'S. tho valu
the loss
learmez• Dockbricige was hastily cording t
awakened in the dead of night by cat fennel
• Alf, the hired man, who told him the amounts t
barn was on tire. Instructing Al! to export of
•blind -fold the horses and lead them "nen
out through the hack door, if there our staple
was time enough, he hurriedly donned ed that i
• his trousers, rushed into the sturmier nually a
kitchen, grabbed up a screw -driver its export
and ran out to the barn. for tho m
The roof was burning fiercely, but Parliameu
he dashed into the building and began
with frantic haste to unscrew the SAVI
hinges of the smooth pine door that The man
(spelled into the corn -bin, the barn
Alf find succeeded in getting the come thro
horses out safely, and the sparks the kitten
were falling round the old man; but in the 'En
he stuck to his task until he finished with Cap
it, aul emerged from the burning Lake St.
• barn carrying the door, just as the adventure
roof fell in. Yarns."
"That's a good deal of a risk to The two
tate fer the sake of saving a bit of were abou
kindling -wood," commented a neigh- in two 0
• bor who had been awakened by the who soul
flames, and had run over to see if he Chambers,
could lie of any use. not, expec
"Kindling-Nvoodl" exclaimed Farmer "What
Dockridge, pointing to the pencil called.
marks that covered the door. "See "Tie the
them figgers? There's all my business called bac
accounts fer the last six years. That low and
door's wuth more than tho hull
server."
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barn!"
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hers adopt
A HINT TO MOTIenlaS. the comer
_ ment later
into the in
If you have a child that is sickly,
fretful , nervous, restless at night, bees snate
d
or suffers from any stomach or bow- and place
el troubles of any sort, give it in tne bot
"What
Baby's Own Tablets. Don't be afraid
of this medicino-it is guaranteed to life-presery
gard, whe
contain no opiate or harmful drug.
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• Give the Tablets to the sick child
and watchethe quick relief and rapid said • 137, Cii
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restoration. to health and strength. that if
Thousands of mothers are using this Pictures w
medicine for their little ones, and the boat."
they. ell praise it. What stronger
evidence can you want? Mrs. D. A. BE
hfcDairmid, Sandringham, Ont., There ar
says: -"Baby's Own Tablets certainly gars in S
fill all the claim you make for them women.
so far as my experience goes. I gars '010
• consider them a perfect medicine for trade.,
children and always keep them in the as alegi
house." You can get the 'Tablets municipali
froro any dealer in medicine, or • if upon the
you write the Dr. Williams Medicine only city
• Co.. Brockville, Celt., they will send bids beggt
you abox by Mail post paid foe 25
cents. BOTH
• Still a
RUSSIA'S NATIONAL ANTHEM.
The National Anthem which the A •mcue
• bands of the Russian cruisers played away ha
as they sank -at Chemelpo is the food • but
• only national ymn which. was adop-
supplies ti
ted as such in open says:
competition.
Until the time of the Emperor Nide- liens
,
,i
. olas T. the English "God Save aho
' King" had served Russia, ,but •Nich- scsiegasew°dfV
•on
riles determined to institute a gen-
tilr"11
nine and native Russian Anthem. He g
announced a competition open to all entire los
musicians for an original national drum'
•lyxhn. A musical committee reduc- leading
ed the thousands of entries to two, gun' Si
• and between. these, the works of awarded
Glinka and Lvoff, the Czar himself the Congr
decided. The highly martial char- for gallan
t
actor, with the drams and trumpets, "Ile 00
of Lvoff's composition won the Tree were dySpe
perial verdict, and it was decreed as ed forni a
henceforth the Russian National An- arY coffee
them, • ' • stomach s
•8 bettor. T
TREES INSIDE A CIIIIRCH. again and
MSS, licrefordshird
e, Englan, can several tint
helped 2110
boast of .a church where two fine
elms are growing, one on either side use it' and
of a pew once occupied by a mem- 'the °over
ri
• her named John l'Cryle, Mr. Eyrie t? 128 11I t
was a great lover of trees, and es- it WO -ti• peclally of elms, of which he plant- boys than
-' ed rie avenue near the chereh. One "Coffee c
of the trees of this avenue was cut, ' does not:.
down., and it is supposed that its mer food,
• offshoots have geown up inside thekeeps me
• church at each end of the pew. The not. Ther
parish chui•ch at Dempsey contains a i much of 8
chestnut tree which grows from the; Ple and is
, tomb of Sir ler.lwni•d Wilde. •The! conetipatio
school children • of the viiInge used ' "This is
• , to tat in the clinecal, end it is said aro at libe
• n5n one 000081011 their teacher found N'ema FP
ono•'of them eating a. chestnut, and Creek, Mil°
• that he matched it away and threw Loolt in
It bobble' the tomb, where it took otis lidttle
• neat and bee deeneseens,
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=Ns BY •7•4WICAldS''
Loss Zstimated at
$7,500,000.
5, diseuseion on jackals in
te Muse of Assembly a
go, Me. Rttlaidge gave -
on. intelligent and record-
t ion of the depredatious
nickels Says South 'Africa.
r the losses caused to his
ented to 3.0 per cent, Bs-
a a basis of 25,000,000
goats, the number of the
895, lie worked AraduellY.
'early loss of 41,500.00o
iceable to the jackals, Mr.
lied. attention to the fact
present estimate of the
heep and goats stoocl at
s and with that number as
OaPe Argue works as fol-
Mr. Rubidge's figures.
g for a loss of 5 per cent.
10, the annual destruction
stock would be 850,000
•s. per head to L212,000,
each. for the loss of Nvool
.o £170,000 -or together
That is the item in the
estruction, Next there
estimate of loss caused to
and to the flocks by the
estem. If- there were no
e flocks would run free at
li a great advantage in
•
Mg of the veld, and an in-
lue in the quality of the
r. Rubidge estimated the
the enforced. kraaling at a
ght of wool or hair per
in taking 6c1. as the river-
this accounts for a furth-
1,7,000,000 sheep o f £423-
ing the total loss so far to
But that does not end
nent against the jackal.
u.aling system has reduced
lng of lambs from 90 por
ei per cent., anti Mr. Ru-
nstted the loss on 25,000,-
from this eguse at £450,-
say, about O-250,000 on
), bringing the figure of an-
up to £1,057,000. Now,
le colony exported wool to
s of £1,930,227 -so that
caused by the jackal, ac-
, the estimate of a praeti-
wlio speaks from. facts,
0 over: one-half of the total
wool.
ve remember that wool is
I article, it will be ad.mitt-
' this industry suffers an-
Loss ainounting to one-half
value, the matter is one
est serious consideration of
t."
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Seeking
boy
Kij OPE1tATID8
NEEDED NOW
GRAVEL AND BLADDER
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e ronto ricklayer Relieved of
Those Terrible Troubles -Medical
Science Makes Another NOVO
Forward.
Toronto, Ont., Jane 6. -(Special).---
Medical science has at length awak-
eke !
The satisfaction of having the--,',
washing done early in the day,
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and well done, belongs to every
Sunlight
User of Soap. . SOB
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aseeeseeseoceeeeee-no isr.„=eseeeemeznedeeesel
ened to the fact that Gravel and
other bladder troubles are caused by
disordered kidneys and that thchenod-
ern method of curing them is to cure
the reicineys with Dodd's Kidney
Pills, This does away with those
terrible operailoes that in. past
years have been all too common
The cads of :William rsumas,
bricklayer, 158 Mill street, this cite',
is one of the recent proofs of the ef-
ficiency of the treatment. Mr, 'rho-
Inas says:-
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CURIOUS CUSTOM.
In Friealand, it seems-, there. is a
custom that the news of a birth or
death is announced verbally by a
man who calls at every bouse in the
village for that perdos'e. If he
brings the news cif a birth lie wears
white gloves, if of a death they, are
black. Some clays back a child Wile
born dead in a Frisian village. It
'was necessary that the usual an-
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and esladder Disease for SC 011 '.1'r';'al‘•vs.'..
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X had to go to the hospital and
have water taken from me. X tried
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medicines of different kinds but they
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nouncemont should bo made, but
what colored gloves? The harbinger
m as a man of resource. Re went
his rounds wearing one white glove
and one black one. .
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en e to remote tie trouble;
"Hearing of ctu•es by them promp-
ted me to try Dodd's Kidney Pills,
and after taking them, for a time
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Mistress-"Wliy don't you put off
your letter -writing until after In•eak-
ewer Maid -"Please, ma'am, whin
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Paseo(' a stone the el= of a. large
bean. Four boxes of Doda's Kidney
Pills made a convict° cure in my
case."
me cousin wrote to me he said he
wanted me to wroite him an answer
as early as possible!"-
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Libby's Natural Flavor Foods are U. 8,
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RUSSIAN TRADE GUILDS.
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(Jo -operative Societies are Coin -mercury
mon Among ?eaaantry.
Strange though it seems in a coun-
try where the most absolute indivi-
dualism apparently prevails, it le
certain that the typical,Russien has
Rewara of _Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Marcum
will surely destroy the sense
.`:',f smell e.nd completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
tho ITIUCOAIS surfacGs. Such articles
should never bo used except
scrtptions -fromhrepuwtMiledophgslehon pre-
annsiotl
toile trelEd t yeoYuI
possibly derive
from tbem. Hall's catarrh Cure, man-
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4: a moment's notice.
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Veal Loaf, Vienna Sausage, Nam Loaf, Boneless Chicken, Ox Tongues
...... Ara Among the Many Tempting Lencheoe Meats. Ask Your Grocer for Them.
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Send for our booklet "How to Make Good Things to Est.,'
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0 'Libby 1V1chicill & Libby o Chicago
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il genius for combination and social-
&lectured byCheneyu & Co., T -
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ized labor. At heart Russia is the
neost communistic country in Europe.
ledo, 0:, tcronnatrs nacatienngeredigaly dupoins
teeleitelliiloolla eand Tliueous surfaces of the
.
,b -on. •am'a, . *..-. '4.-.:Pa.o.kW41..,a. '...1..:::.,41,,,....V; ""att...0.1A1, v. :IS, ..-dablat' " ' .;•si.1...-ne.,...
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USE sETTR.
For this reason, it is so honeycomb-
ed with secret societies. The town
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure
be sr you the gentorms. _ It ,solIat:
nternally and made in T
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„PRICES -, „. QUALITY
laborer, the artisan, the peasant,all
belieN-e intuitively in the value of
co-operation, and for many years
this belief was exploited by foreign-
ers, largely Germans. But there
are now pleety, of Russia.ns who
themselves have the necessary skill,
the requisite experience to supplant
the German labor master.
In most villages there is at least
9.!get
uhlo byF. J. Cheney & Co. Testi-
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menials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75e per
bottle.
'rake Hall's Family l'il)a far consti•
pation.
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When a woman attempts to get off
1 a conundrum she forgets either the
question or the answer.
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Milk Pans, & k:1
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'G ITIS NEGATIVES.
. who made a big hole in
door for the old cat to
ugh and a smallersocieties hole for
must leave lia.d a kinsman
glishman e•lio went fisbing
. Andrew Haggard in the
John country, and whose
is related in "Sleertill8
men, with Indian guides,
..
t to shoot a terrific rapid
anoes. Captain }laggard,
d swim, had little fear.
his comp,anion, who could
Led certain death.
hall I do if we upset?" lie
camera under your chin,"
: his corm:anion. "It's hole
will make a good life -pre-
•astly amused to see Cham-
the suggestion, and hang
1 muter his chin. A nee-
s bowever, as they same
os -t dangerous place, Chain.-
led it from his neck again,
it carefully riseit side up
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of tho canoe.
vas the 'matter with the
er?" asked Captain Hag-
they liad safely descended.
f: just happened to think,"
eibers, in all innocence,
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we upset I should get the
st. So I put it back in
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one "erten" or kind of trade guild,
d
formeby the villagers. Thousands
of peasants belong to co-operative
One of the greatest blessings to parents
s Mother Graves' Wo
I'rm Exterminator.
It effectually expels Nvorms and eive
Any rIrst-Clo_se Grocer Can Supply You. V
INSIST ON GETTI G EDDY'S. I?
011 carriage building and
ftle
health in a marvellous manner to the' lit
• 'essosssressneenescoss . • )'I -t le= it-::O.'4fr...-ra,"• ".l!'-'-ikacei, " . .
the making sledges, their products
one.
being leiehly esteemed. Many thou-
sands are concerned in the making of
clothes, and an immense number
make toys to bo exported for the
delight of children in the far east.
The exact demand of cinch foreign
market is carefully, considered. For
instance, in certain countries of the
If a man is only attentive to. his
wife in public she is willing to over-
look a lot of private neglect.
Ili d' LI '
ficr s . meet Cures Bums etc,
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Potatoes. Poultry,- Eggs, Butter, Apples
Let us have your consignment• of any of these articles and we will
get you good prices.
THE DAWSON COIVIMISSiON CO Limited
Cor. West Market and Colborne Ste . TOstoNTO.1 ,
east particular colors must be avoid-
ed, these colors being deemed un-
lucky.. Certain designs also have to
be avoided, since the tastes of semi-
earbarous nations
MATRIMONIAL. •
"Did she have any money when he
married her?"
"No; he took her at her face
First Teamp-"I say, wouldn't she
give you azything?" Second Traanp
-"No, she only offered. me a job."
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TABLES
are most easily
offended in this matter. Millions of
wooden.
value'
1 • 1
gloard Liniment Relieves Heillalaid
•
The Seat at the Lolvost FrIco
spoons are annually export-
ed to China and 13olchara. ' For
They Advertise Themselves.---Immed
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,Vr Ito for Tsrrns
home purchase, and for the countries
where Greek Orthodoxy. prevails, mil-
lions of dlcoms" or sacred pictures
lately they were offered to the pubdc
Piirmelee's Vegetable Pills became pop
ular because of the good report they made
for themselves. That reputation lets
—
"Do you lia,ve trouble in getting
girls. Mrs. Newly?" "Not at au. I
have ha.cl ten in the last three
REIM BROS., IVI'f'g Co.'y
'735 Kt ng st. re,
e .32 -al
are prepared -the very poorest peas-
ant demanding an "ikom". for his
hut.
In preparing these ' i eii
p pictt res mu
labor might, of course, be saved by
machinery, but the peasant prefers to
grown, and they now rank among the
first medicines for use in attacks of dys-
pepsia and bilionsness, complaints of the
liver and kidneys, rheumatism, fever aud
ague and the innumerable complication s
to which these aihneuts give rise.
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weeks."
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Use Lever's Dry Soon (a Powder)
to evesh woolens and flannels;
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you'll like it.
at1194nrAMMTAWRIVIAMMIMIIMPPRWRMS. -N. ..e .........*
"I'm sure when I was your age I
never got as dirty as you tToje' -said
the mother reproachfully. "Well, I'd
lilie to hear what grandma has to
do all the labee by- hand; to do 01h
erwise would seam a profanity.
Mrs.
Mrs. Sequel -"I understand your
husband can't meet his creditors?"
Hubby -"You spend half of your
before the Wife -'But I
say about that," was the reply af
the precocious little daughter.
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By this mode of association the
)et peasant can often gain a
livelihood, where on his own indivi-
-dual
Mrs. Equal --"I don't believe he par-
•
titularly wants to."have
time glass."
don't say, 'Here's looking at you;
another.' "
.
Kinard's Liniment Cures Dandruir,
labor, he would be compelled to
starve.
. There is another department in
which the same manner of combine.-
tion is resorted to. A large num-
ber of peasants can find plenty of
agricultural labor during the sum-
mer, but migrate to the towns in
THE FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR
WORLD'S FAIR ST. LOUIS.
.
District Pausen•ger Agent MODOnald
c '
of the Grand Trunl Railway who
recently returned from St. Loins,
states that it is hard to find suit-
n n For Over Sixty Years
eow's SOOTSING SYRUP has been used by
lslef lesteers ler them e 1 ldste es,
itilleo-n" - • . ' 1 fwhilet WI
,Itsoolose She obild, cakes thecaurial) slapsairr,, ow ,
11134 eellatirepolptes Clones:* 4 it, ki ow la„ amok')
9 9"
s renews zot.ildarrhcsa. 2r/easy-ace iota 14that?H
iZe, 04ra/was terneteeenteo.wores . espy° ette
ad lor"Mas.VingssolnOzemsoas Alarm 22-01
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'I Japanese
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He -"I Nvondee if there is another
' 1 . the wholeworld so
gir m e wide
sweet a..S my little sweetheattn" She
d 'WI ' .
-"What's ow are you na
f' 1? I elea'n't speak to
o another gm
you for a week."
!GARS IN SPAIN.
?. 190,227 professional beg-
lain, of whom 51,948 are
En some. of the cities beg-
licensed to carry on their
alms is recognised
timate business, and the
7 demands a percentage
:ollections. Seville is the
in the kingdom which for-
ng in the streets.
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winter. They organize teerasesoes
into artels, with' an elected manager
or "starosta," who has to find 'a,-
factory that ' is willing to employ'
able language to describe the magni-
tulle and beauty of the greatest .Ex -tickled
Position ever belt].
The site of 1240 acres being' two
hear the soldiers were
todeathh • wa,s de-ThereI
,„sw en. war .
darea. ,"les. They went into
s when the neWS arrived. e, .
trensport. .
d 1 CI a cold
_ „. a _ asgee in neg .
ec 1 lgio d t
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• any who hal e died of conettems n ,a a
there troublee from exposurenfellowein 'by
a cold which settled on their Wings, •and In
them, and arrange the -terms of wage
•••••-•for which service ho receives a
small percentage. The housing and
board of these parties is all cone.
ducted on the same system ' of co-
operation, 'and if the individual
worker is abstemious lie may take
back .C4 or £.5 to hisv'
illage when
he 'returns for the sununer.as
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miles long and ono mile wide, is
covered with beairtiful buildino,
broken with lagoons, canals, grand
courts, inenuments, statuary, park
_es,
eta, all forming a picture that must
be seen to be realized.
An Electrical railway, called the
Intramural, snakes it easy to get
from'one part of the grounds to
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ehey Are Not Vielent in Action. -Som
w114311:ie37-,,Nrisil t°,10.trrtb.
saemace, resort to prism art . lei purge
attire salsa 'These are speedy m their ne-
Lion, but serve no permanentgood. Th
um protleces•incipient chills, and if per•
sisted in they ineere the stomach. Nor
do they- act upon the intestines in a berm-
Way. aline ee s ege a / 8 I S
- P • 1 - V t 1 I Pal
answer all purposes ia this respect, and
a sbort time they were beyond the skill ot
the best physician. Hacl they usecTRieltles' .
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, befereeit waa
too late their lives would have 'been
,, .
epared. This medicine has •no egad' for
curing coughs, colds and all atlectietis of
the throat and lungs.
----
es •
s it becoming to me?" asked She,
she paraded, in the costume 01
JAWS SHOT AWAY.
inecessful Business Man.ficial
.............
mho had both jaws shot
l trouble eating ordinary
found a. food -drink that
a nutriment needed. He
been n invalid since the
a
icksburg, in 1866, where I
ed by a Minie ball passing
ayeliead and causing. the
st,
i of my jaws. I wasVia
and at the time was
skirmish line, carrying a
co that time r. have been
the medal of honor from
es of the, United States,
ry on the field.ticket
esequences of my wound
psia in its most aggravat-75
ad I finally proved ordin-
was very hard on my
I tried Fostum and got
len 1 tried common coffee
got worse. I •did this
es and finally a -s Poetton
every time I continued to
how often I think that if
iment had issued Postern
he Army how much better
have been for the soldier
coffee. .
3nstipatos Inc and Postural
coffee makes rao spit up
?osttim does not: coffee
wake nightS, roMA1112 .C10e$
t is no doubt coffee is too .
ethylene:et for Most peo-
the mese of nearly all the
a.
IrlY exPerienee and Pell
sty to uso my maze."
n by Posteen Co„ Battle
each package for the fam-
took, "The Reed to Well-
Unequalled -Mr. Tiles. Brnnt, Tyend
another, Sind follow out the daily
progi•amme, enjoying an hour listen-
have no superior.
--
100 years ago, before the mean who '
is not her lord and ma,stee, but is
inaga, Ont, writes: -"I have to thalik
von for recommending De • Thomas'
Eclectrie Oil for bleeding piles. I was
troubled with them for nearly fifteen
Ye ars, and tried .ahnost everything I
could hear or think of. Some 1.
Of LIM
would give me temporary relief, but none
ing to es• * e
--oue.st s or other famous
bands or taking in a lecture or ad-
dress, or Art Gallery.
When you consider the immensity
of the buildines, ono alone havingtor"
en si
over e acres. of oor epace, re-
-vent -"Can
Peddler (to supposed sm. ) •
i
I see the lady of the house?" Woman
of the ' House -"Well, if you can't,
you ought to go and see pm eye doc-
• -
her husband. "Yes, my dear," said
he meekl "Don't you wish I could
, ..Y.
dress this way all the them?" .elie
ked `'No hiti dear, " he 1 lied•
as • , 3T , •oP ,
"but I wish you had lived when that
was the style." •
would effect a cure. I have now been
and
fleet that they are filled with the
COLORADO AND RETURN.
free from the distressing complaint for
nearly eighteen months... khope you will
continne to reepmmend it."
' its from 11 over
choicest of cuddle , a.•
the world, 'One exhibitor vying with
•
'Union Pacific every day from
June lst to Septem.ber 30th, inclus-
.
iiiinard's Liniment for sale everlderi
. .
••••••••11••••••
'
another to obtain the coveted Gold
•
.
You say she b '
e is a usiness woinan.
What business is she interested in?"
"Oh, everybody's."
. ,low-
medal it *seems to sue. est th
eg e
* '
thought of what a grand opportune
ity and an education it will he, to
Nvith Lnal return limit October
31st, 1904, from St. Louis $25.00,
Chicago $30.00, with correspondingly
rates from other points. Bo sure
-_—
EASIL'Y' DONE.
Tess -"Well, I believe I'm lid of
Mr. Staylate at last."
.
MINARD'S LaNnrENT is the only
at my store ,neld2"
Liniznent Slaked for •
the only ono we keep for sale,
the young men and women of our
hind, to spend ex week or two at
St. Louis this year- Really 110 in-
telligent map, woman or child can
afford to sides this great World's
tiont.
e 1 ' eautitifl Flectric li lith
g . ag of
1) ' ' ' '
tho Pan American IS'xposition, which
r011. 1.1101.1011t NY011 1 d ewer 110 approach-
- 3 • this1'
your rear s over line.
Inquire • of IL In. Carter, T. P. A.,
YonSL,Toronto,
go Canada.
--
_CAN YOU LEAD ?
Successful employers are, as a rule,
men of genius who have risen to
their present state by sheer force
Jess -"How on earth dist you me -
complish it?"
Toss-"Widle he was calling upon
nee last night I remarked that 'all
ha.ndome men were conceited bores.
Then he said: 'Indeed! I can take a
hint as well as the next one,' and
i o
eft.
All the people use it,
MARLIN FULTON.
Pleasant Bny, 0, B.
.
(el is entirely. eclipsed by this Mon-
,
a te r sea i s,
One of the features of t he fair, is
the "Inside Inn," a hotel accommo-
dating 6,000, splendiclly run, and at
reasonable rates.
The total expellees of m trip to St.
Louis based on half railway rates,
, , .
iS within •the reach.
of will power; but they have their
own troubles -it is. not always
smooth water with thorn. It is the
employer who has to do the worrying
over the weekly pay sheet, and the
unfavoi•able market eonditions, while
the employee serenely draws his sal-
ary. To be one's own master means
eeneeaseeeeesesesseeeesesn-eoesern
cere
13
When the little folks take cold
and coeighs, don't neglect them
and 'let them strain the tender
membratee of their iutigs,
Give them
e el 'IL., e
JEALS.Gera; S
s
Tho rouble with many a young
m "
an is that he spends his fortune be-
fore he =ices it, •
---
1 followey's5 Corn Cure destroys all kinds
of corns and tvarts, root and branch.
Wlio ellen would endure them with such
n cheap and effeettial remedy within
reach
of all and per-
mita stop over at Chicago, and other
i tand the trip is inane qttickl
po it S, y
anti comfortably,.
/t is the interitiOn of the Grand
Trtink to ran. througli cars from
Montreal and Toronto to St, Louis,
emennencing June 1.3tli, and Pessihl3r
before.
The Canadian Press Association.
necessarily to command others es
well; to a$SUM0 control sever many
' •CO
and various mends. If a man has
not the qualities that- go to make
up the cautiote tactful leader h
, b
will' • 1, • •
be liappea ant main sticcessfthil
working for others, - Being a master
will not bring out what is not there.•
'Analyse ;y-oureelf, sec whether you
are capable fsrst, before
sst,,s411,191,
nt311•711-45-4a "
Cd The Lung
-1,e re- Tonic
• •
It will cure them teuickly and
strengthen their lungs.
, it is pleasant to take,
Price eae Fe end n go. 808
j .
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.
their
Vett cut the
•-• - -9 — -
Ile -"Let me think a minute* she
were undnillIOUS in praise of the
Grand reetk. and Illinois Central
ropes. The horeseof the business
1-28
--"But the doctor said you mustn't
overworle7Oureelfdt
.
r011te, and with the lDetPositiell.•
28-04. •
those wlica have given up n salary
world are Streyolt with wreaks os
for an Uncertainty, , •
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