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YSPEPSX11. CURED, PEItSON.A.L' NOTES.
.01Tere Sufferer Tells How H
•. Overcame the Trouble.
"Not miler do I not hesitate to de -
the benefit I have received front
Dr, WilliamePink Pills, bile I feel
it my duty to do so," These are
the wares which Mr. Edward, Lavoie,
of St .Jerome, Que„ lately addressed
to ,tiae editor at L'Avenir du Nord,
when relating, the story or hie cure,
Mr, Lavoie IS WOU • IcilOW11 ill St.
Jerome, and what he says carries
weight anaong those who know him.
For a considerable time he was a
. great Sufferer from dyspepsia, which
caused severe headaches, pains in the
stomaoh and sometimes nausea.
Sometimes he felt as though he
would suffocate, he would become
'dizzy and experienced ringing noises
in the ears. leis appetite became
poor, . awl his general health so bad
that he feund it almost impossible
to work, end wh.en the headaches at-
tacked him he had to quit work.
For six months, be says, he suffered
botli physically and mentally more
than can be imagined. During this
time he took medicine from several
doctors, but found no help. Then
one clay he read of the cure of a sim-
ilar case through, the use of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, and decided to try
them, Efe used the pills for a couple
of months, and they have made him
feel like a new person. He' is no
longer troubled with any of the old
symptoms, and says he can now go
about his work .as though ho never
had cly:spe.psia.
The digestive organs—like all the
other orgcuis of tbe body—get their
strength and nourishment from the
blood. , Dr: :Williams' Pink Pille ac -
'Wally make new ,blood. This neev
blood strengthens ,the stomach, 'stinfe'
elates the liver, regulates the bow-
els and sets the whole digestive sys-
teni in a healthy, vigorous state.
Good blood is the tree secret of
good health. That is why Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills always bring good
health to those who else them. You
can get these pills from yolir medi-
cine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a
box or six boxes for $2.50 by writ-
ing The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville One.
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Note s of Interest Abont Some
Leading People.
Adam Slepera the armless painter,
has just died at Dusseldorf. no was
born Witheut GM'S, and painted Nvith
his left foot. But despite this ter -
ethic •'disability his work was much
5oug1t after, aucl many of hie pic-
tures were sold • •in England, herr
Siepen had a, large studio in Deese).-
derf, where he was extremely popu-
Among the cherished treasures of
Sir Squint, and Lady Bancroft is a
square wooden box adorned with
silver plate, and containing a brick.
The brick is from the' green -room of
the Prince of Wales's Theatre, so
dear to them from from early and
long associations; and the wood 311
which it is encased once formed part
or the stage on which so many of
their triumphs were won.
Anse Chiquitct, who is said to • be
the smallest lady in the world, has
• made her appearance in Paris. Bora
in New York of German parents, she
is the eldest of six children, and is
twenty-three years of age. Her bro-
thers and sisters are of normal
height. -Miss Ohiquita, who speaks
Foiglish and German, is now learning
le'rench. The heiglet of this charm-
ing little lady is only 21t. 6th.
Queen Margherita ie a great lin-
guist, and is justly proud of her in-
ternational idioms. It " is not long
since a pretty woinaen Roman • on
her father's side and Irish an hen
mother's, had an audience of her,
end was received with a Royal com-
pliment on ber beauty. "And your
eyes," said the Queen in English, ac-
tually a.ssuraing a little brogue, es
the admired the black eyelashes of
her visitor, "are put in, ye know,
with a sooty finger!
Mr. W. F. Cody, the redoubtable
Buffalo 13111, met his wife in a roman-
tic way. She was Louisa Frederici, A
the pretty daughter of a French emi-
gre in St. Louis, where they first
met '1866. He was just back +Y.
from the War et the Rebellion, and, "
riding through the streets of St.
Louis at the bead of a party of a
scouts, he came aiiross a number of
young men annoying some yonng
ladies. • He dashed to ,the rescne in w
RAINY RIVER [AN,
BAB TROUBLES
TILL DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
CURED HIS KIDNEYS.
Then His 'Rhetematism and Other
Pains Vanished Once and for all
—His Case only One of Many.
Barwiek, Oat., June 20.--(Specia1).
—Thee; Dodd'e Kidney Pills will cure
Rheumaeisea, or any other disease re-
eulting from disordered Kidneys is
the experience of ninny of the settlei's
in this Rainy Itiver country. The
case of William John Dixon of this
place is a fair sample of the work
the great Canadian Kidney Remedy
is doing:
• "I had Rheumatism fie) bad I had
to use a stick to walk. I had pain.
in my back and right hip and ha
no comfort in sleeping.
"I could no more thou dress or u
dress myself for nearly two month
and was for nearly three weeks
could not lace mer right shoe.
"My brother advise,d rae to tr
Tiodd's Kidney Pills tend, 1 did so
After takinee three boxes I weld wal
around and lace up my shoes and do
my work. Six boxes cured ;Tie coin-
pletelye"
Dodd's Kieney Pills are the one
sure cure for sick Kidneys
Kidneys are the cause of nine-tc:Meek
of • the ills 'the human ideally' suffer
from,
• POIleff.VF.D
A man whose wife calls him doar
in peblic usually looks cheap.
'The gossip is, never so happy as
•when she is relating a tale of woe,
Love is a great help to the girl who
vents to make herself miserable.
lelodern health foods are all right if
011 aro not burdened with an •aPlee-
ite.
If a woman really loves a man she
oesn't ask him to give lip anything
or her sake.
Marriage Is a faljure only when the
edding altar isn't 'used as an .alter
• There are very few cleans"
Ing operations vvhich Sunlight
Soap cannot be used to advant-
age. It rnakes the home • bright
and clean.
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HAUNTS OF FISH AND GAME.
Attractions for Sportsmen on the
•Line of the Grand Trunk,
The Grand Trunk Railway Company
licte issued a handsome publication,
a profusely illustrated with half -tone
engi.avings, descriptive of the many
ne attractive localities for sportsmen 031
s, tb,eir line of railway. Many of the
I• regions reached by the Grand Teunk
seem to have been OneeiallY Prepared
Y for the delectation of mankind, and
• where for a brief period the cares of
business are cast aside and life is
given up to enjoymeut. Not only 'do
the "Highlands of • Ontario" present
unrivalled facilities for both hunting,
fishing and camping, but the 80,000
Islands of the Georgian Bay, Thou-
s s,and islands and St. Lawrence, Riv-
er, Rideau River and Lakes, Lake St.
John; and the many attractive 'lo-
calities in Maine and Neve Haenel -
shire, present equal opportunities • for
health, pleasure and sport. All these
localities ere reached' by the Grand
Trunk Railway System, and on
tr,ains unequalled on the continent.
Abstract of Ontario, Michigan, Que-
bec, New Hampshire and Maine fith
• and game laws are inserted in the
publication for the guidance of
sportsmen. The Grand Trunk Rail-
way has AiS0 issued descriptive il-
lustrated matter for each district sep-
arately,' which are sent free on ap-
plication to the agents of the Com-
pany and to M. .1. D. McDonald,
District Passenger Agent, G. T. It,
'Union Station, Toronto.
•the best style of melodrama,e
sent the fo
roughs flying, escorted the prettiest
THE G -174 --"ESS irdiele, girl home,t
and within a month or ne
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two the was Mrs. Williane Cody. Y
. An English non-comformist elergYe Mvs. Cody is now sixty years of age, •
man, of whom the London 'Telegraph
tells, is the victim of a rarely profit-older.nd the great showman five years ri
_•ai
able absent-mindechiess.• At a fair It wonld be. really difficult to fine'
held by the women. of his church one a man of more pleasing versatility w
of the "attractions" was Et. beautiful than Sir Gilbert Parker. Sir Cil- fo
✓ mutual saerifice.
In order to get the best of an ergu-
ent all- you have to do is to state
our side—then walk away.
When a young man finally gets mar -
ed the girls who also ran are un-
limous in condemning his choice.
The trouble with the average man
ho poses as the architect of his own
rtune is that he revises the plans
o often.
doll, handsomely dreseed, which was bert bon been professor in a deaf to
to be given to the Person who guess- • and durab institute, lecturer in Eng -
entrance fee, a.nd the choice of the theological student, and eleacon in
doll's name was left to the clergy- the Church of England—all in Can-
ada the land of his birth and love. lo
ed name. There was„ an lisle literature, journalist, author,
man. ,
• At -the close of the fair it was cu
In 'Australia he has sat in en im-
ei found that the guess doll bad portant editorial chair and producen '
brought in more than one hundred successful plays; while in London, J.
How's This
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
✓ any case of Catirrh that cannot be
rett.F.1•)y.T.Htla3149124tarLil Au.1,*;roledo, 0.
Wp, the undersigned, have known F.
Cheney for the last 15 •years, and
lie ve him perfectly honorable in all
siness transactions, and financially
le to carry out any obligations made
pounds; but as the name- had not where he has made his home, he leap Le
been hit upon by any one, clergyman placed himself in the very forefront ea
suggested that it be appointed _a of novelists and playwrights. He is by
s Doctor of Civil Law, a Fellow of
on the children en the hospitals in
parish visitor, and call regularly up -
the town. This was readily, agreed
• to. Then somebody said:
•' "You must have given it a very
jc,dd name!"
, enet.h, that reminds me!" exclaimed
lie clergyman, looking confused but
still cheerful. • "I did not name. It
• at all."
NATURE'S CURE FOR
CereT.DREN.
• Soothing medicines, opiates and
• strong drugs should never be' given
to little children, any doctor will tell
• you this. Baby's Own Tablets should
be used because they cannot harm
the smallest, weakest infant. These
tablets instantly relieve and prompt-
ly cure all stomach and bowel troll,-
• Wee, break up colds, prevent croup,
e destroy. worms, and allay the Irrita-
• tion accompanying the tutting of
•teethe Thousands of mothers - say
they are the best medicine in the
world; one of these, Mrs. R. Scul-
land, . •Calabogie, Ont., writes :—"I
have tried many remedies for child-
ren, .net Baby's Own Tablets is the,
best I have ever used. .I have been
,:iving them. occasionally to my child
4'
_nee he was six months old. They
aye always kept him well, and he is
a," big healthy baby." All niedicine
dealers sell these tablets or you. can
get them post paid at 25 cents a
box by writing to The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Beockville, Ont. .
ROTHSCHILD'S REBUKE.
Baron Rothschild,.oneof the most
• Unostentatious of millionaires, has a
dry way of administering a deserved
snub wh/ch is appreciated by every-
body except the recipient of the re-
• buke.
Not very long ago he was enter-
taining at luncheon it distingeished
party. • The meal went on admira-
bly. Nothing marred the 'general en-
• joyment save the loquacity of • ono
• young man.
This young man insisted on mono-
polisieg the conversation. He in-
Sisted on talking 'about himself—
about his books, his work, • his love -
affairs, his motor -car.
Finally he jumped to his feet,
"I3y Jove!" he salci--"1 must show
you all my sleeve -links and studs. I
got them this morning. They, are
reelect: i te." ,
And he pensed from one guest to
another, exhibiting the studs, which
were neither beautiful nor costly
nor in any wav out of :the ordinary.
Malachitel'' he kept refeciating—
eegennine malachite." •
Baron Itotheichild watched the
young Inan's progress with a faint
eisneer. When the studs reached him
/he touched them with his finger su-
perciliouSly, and drawled.:
Ah, malachite—eh? It Is a
N eadsome steno. I have always lik-
' it, I have a mantelpiece of It
the next room!"
• r Nommensen, a German mis-
p iory umatra, who Started in
a as a farm laborer, has been 'made
Doctor of Divinity, for his transla-
*eon of the' Bible into the language
101 the Rate. •
714. '2411.
the Royal Collage) of burgeons, a
colonel of Artillery, and a member
of British • Parliament,and there is
scarcely a section of the wide. earth
which he has not explored.
Mark Twain cannot resist the im-
pulse of joking, no matter what com-
pany he may be in. Bishop Doane
was at one time rector of an Episco-
pal church in Hartford, and the ser-
vices at his church Mark Twain
would occasionally attend. Twain
one Sunday played a joke upon the
rector. "Mr. Doane," he paid, at the
end of the service, "I enjoyed your
sermon this morning. I welcomed it
like an old friend... I have, you
know ,a book at home containing
every word of it." "You have not'
said Dr. Doane. "I have soe' re-
turned the • humorist. "Well, send
that book to inc. I'd like to see
it." send it," Twain replied.
.And he sent the next morning an
unabridged dictionary to the rector.
SCHOOLS FOR FISHERMEN.
There are now in Belgium four
schools for the instruction of fisher-
men. The pupils are taught now to
read weather charts, how to inake
the best of currents, what the bot-
tom of the sea is like, how to make
their own nets, hciev to manage a
boat in a stoerce how to use tbe lat-
est inventions in the line of fishing
•apparatus, etc. • There are about
250 pupils now in these schools.
4
HAS TRIED BOTH.
Travel f or Health vs. Dieting.
A man' who was sent to Europe for
his health and finally found cure in a
little change in bis diet says:
"I was troubled with dyspepsia for
five years and two doetors here in
Kenosha, that treated me for over a
year both told me there was no help
for me. Then 1 had an expert from
Chicago, bet still received no relief;
then followed another expert from
Chicago who came to our hieuse two
times a month for four months. He
gave ins up like all the others and
told me to take ,a trip across the
ocean which I did in the year 1899,
and came home about as bad as when
I started. The doctors told inc my
storaach lining was full of sores. Then
I began to study my own 01150 and
learned of the diet reeoininended by
tho Postum Cereal Co., so I gave up
coffee, pork and all greaser foods and
began using Posteun Food Coffee.
Gradually I got better and better un-
til 1 am Well now GS 1 ever was in
ray younger day, have no trouble
and eat anything fit to eat.
"Sometimes away from home I am
persuaded to drink coffee, but I only
take a sit) of it for It tastes bitter
and disagreeable to me, but the long-
er X ITS0 Postum the better 1 like, it
and the better I feel. I could say a
great deal more of my experience with
Postmen but think: this will - giveev-
eryone a. good idea of what leaving
off ooffee and using Postem can do."
Name given by Post= Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
Look In each nackage for the fam-
ous little book, "The Road to Well -
villa."
IVALDING, RINNAN es manVeN,
• Wholesale •Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Rail's C:atarrh Cure is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
minus surfaces of tho system. Teitj-
oiial free. Price, 75c. per
ttle. Sold by all Druggists.
Pak. Rail's Family Pills for consti-
tion.
bo
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EXPORTED TO AFRICA.
Strange as it may seena, a lot of
money is made out of policemen's
Ile—"It is said that in making
champagne the grapes are squeezed
six thnes or more." She—"Well,
that's the case, I don't think you
would over succeed as a manufacturer
• of champagne."
Skcptiolsm.—This is unhappily an age
of skepticism, but there is one point upon
which pertons acquainted with the glih.
iect agree, namely, that Dr. Thornns,
electric Oil is a medleine which can be
•relied upon to cure a congla remove pain,
he/ascii:es of various kinds, and benefit
anajnflamed portion of the body to which -
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Potatoes, Poultry, Butter Apples.
.)Eggs,
Let us have your consignment of any of theee inticles and 'We WO
get you good prime,
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or. West Intarket fOonocvoc Ota.,
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When you are at a loss to know what to secretor
lunchour-when you crave something both mov4.
tiring and satisfying., try •
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food Products
Among. the =any Libby de/lcacies ere Boneless Chicken, Melrose Pate,
Yeal Loaf. Peerless Water -Sliced Dried Beef, Potted Ham and Corned
Beef Hash, etc.-when:some foods that are as dainty as they are good -
as substantial as they aro appetizing..
ass your Grocer for Libby's.
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le applied,
NOW HE IS LOOKING FOR A JOB
"Well, how did you get along?"
asked the head of the firm of the
new salesman, just returned from a
long trip.
"Well," replied the salesman, "I
didn't get any orders, but I made
some very pleasant acquaintances,
and I had a delightful journey."
Minerd's Liniment Lumberman Friend
cast-off uniforms. Quantities are Barber ---"This new soap is very
bought by African traders and ex- nice' It is made largely of cream,
ported to various parts of the "Dark with Just a dash of alcohol in it."
Continent," where they are exchang- Blobbs—"Well, remember I'm a tem -
ed for palm oil, ivory, skins and perance man, so don't put any more
other merchandise. It is by no of it in flier mouth than you can
means an uncommon sight to see help."
It swarthy savage dressed in the uni-
form of a London policeman, and
wearing the regulation helmet of the
force.
THE FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR
WORLD'S FAIR ST. LOUIS.
District Passenger Agent McDonald
of the Grand Trunk Railway who
recently returned froin St. Louis,
states tbat it is hard to •find suit-
able language to describe the magni-
tude and beauty of the greatest Ex-
position ever held.
The site of 1240 acres being two
miles long and one mile wide, is
covered with .beautiful buildings,
broken with lagoons, canals, grand
courts, monuments, statuary, parks,
etc., all forming a picture that must
be seen to be realized.
Axi Electrical railway, called the
Intramural, makes it easy to get
from •one part of the grounds to
another, and follow out the daily
programme, enjoying an hour listen-
ing to "Sousa's" or other famous
bands, or taking in a lecture or ad-
dress, or Art Gallery. -
When you consider the immensity
of the buildings, one alone having
over 20 acres of floor space, and re-
flect that they are filled with the
choicest of exhibits from all over
the world, one exhibitor vying with
another to obtain the coveted Gold
Medal, • it seems to • suggest the
thought of what a grand opportun-
ity and an education it will be, to
the young •men and women of our
land, to spend a, week or two at
•St Louis this year. Really no In-
telligent man, woman or child can
afford to miss this great World's
treat.
The beautiful Electric lighting of
the Pan American Exposition, which
few thought would ever be approach-
ed is entirely eclipsed by this Mon -
ate/. Vain
• One of tbe features of the fair, is
•
A Clear, Healthy Skin.'-Ernptions
the skin and the blotches which blemis
beauty are the result of impure bloo
cansed by. unhealthy action of the Liver
and Kidneys. In correcting this u
healthy action and restoring the organs
to their normal condition, Partnelee's
Vegetable Pills will at the same time
cleanse the blood, and the blotches and
eraptions will disappear without leaving
any trace.
Any Fired -Claim Grocer Can soptele Yeu-
INSIST ON GE.TTING EDDY'S.
'^""WIONZEUMEEmmgm=am
ea. .
Mistress --"Who is that man I hear
talking in the kitchen, Mary?" Cook
—"Please, ma's.m, he's—er—he's my
long -lost brother!" Mistress—"Then
please be good enough to lose him
• again—as quickly as von can!"
I• Wash greasy dishes, pots or pans
with Lever's Dry Soap a powder. It
will remove the grease • with the
greatest ease.
Though the truth will out, it usu-
ally comes out too late --especially in
a horse trade.
For Over Sixty Years
Map. SOOTEIM7(1 tram. has been d bi
Miens of mothers for their Ohildren while et
eating ohne, soften; thereoo.. stioqsrain, Ddbs
wind oolio, regulates theeromseh aod bowels, end
imot mmed7 tor Ilitrebota. roontraire Sento betide
Sold Psr &waiters throughout Use world. lee sure and
elk for "Mita WsestoWlsaoovisraa assn.." 33-04
Customen-eAre my clothes ready?"
Tailor—"Not yet, sir." - Customer—
"But you said you Would have them
done if you -worked. all night." Tail-
n- or—"But I didn't work all night."
Mrs. Parvenue --"Why didn't yo
come when I rang?" The Butler --
"Because I didn't hear tbe bell
ma'am."• Mrs. Parvenue—"After thi
when ring and you don't •hoar th
bell, come and tell me so."
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Keep Minarrl's .Liniment in the Heise,
At a school in a small Ayrshire vil-
• lage.the teacher was taking the gram -
u mar lesson, and he asleecl a little boy
in the front seat what was the future
, ef the verb "to love." The LI.11SW Cr
s came quick and sure: "Tae get
mairret."
Minard's Liniment is used by Physicians
"Is your new nurse French or Ger-
man?" asked the visitor, "1 fink
leer's bwolceri English," replied three-
year-old Margie.
The great clemancl for a pleasan t, safe
and reliable antidote for ell affections of
the throat and lungs Is fully met with in
Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. It le
a purely 'Vegetable Compound, and nets
promptly antl magically in subduing all
coughs, colds, bronchitis, inflammation of
the lungs etc. It is so palatable that a
child will not refuse it, and it is put at a
price that ivill not exelude the poor nom
ts benefes.
• ALL DECIDED.
Her father—So young Mr. 'Nervey
Wants to take you away from me.
She—Ob, yes; but he says he'll
•bring me • bacle after the wedding
Journey. 1.10 has decided that we
shall board with you.
NINE MILLION' ACRES
Government Lands For Home-
steaders.
In Western Nebraska near the Uftion
the Inside Inn, a hotel acconamo- paelee Railroad in seetion lots of 640
eating 6,000, splendidly run, and at acres each, for almost nothing. The
reasonable rates.
The total expenses of a tel t fialeibrity of these lands Is something
remarkable. Distance from. railroad
is three to thirty miles. There will
be a grand rush of lionaezteadef.s. This
is the last distribution of free homes
the United States Government Will
ever make in Nebrasica. 'Write • for
pamphlet telling hoW the lands can
be aequired, when entry should be
made, and othee information. Free
on application • to any thanni Pacific
Agent, or 11. Fe Carter, 75 Yong°
Street W,, Toro n t o
Louis based on half railway rates,
is within the reach of all and per-
mits stop ever at Chicago, and other
points, and the trip is made quie.kly
and comfortably.
It is the intention of the • Grand
Trunk to run through Cars from
Montreal and Toronto to St. Louis,
commencing June lgth, and possibly
before.,
• The Canadian Press Assodiation
were unanimous in their praise of the
Gtand Trual.g an& Thinois Central
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route, and tvith the Exposition. l T N issur NO. 05-04: 4851
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Severe colds are easily curell by the u
of Bickle's Anti-Constrinptive Syrup, a
meth ei ne of extreoreinm.y penetrating and
healing properties. • It is acknowledged
by those who have used it as being the
nest medicine sold for coughs, colds, in
flammation of the Maga ancl all affeceion
to tbe throat and chest. Its agreeablenee
of the taste makes it a favourite with
ladies and children.
GOOD SUGGESTION.
"What would you suggest as a
name for my new yacht?"
"Why, it seeme to nee the Floating
Debt' would be appropeiato,"
Worms cause fevorishnessemoaningarfe
restlessness during sleep. Mother Graves
Niro= Exterminator is pleasant, sure and
effectual. If your druggist has nom) in
stock, get him to procure it for you.
THE A.GE OF INNOCF.,NCE,
Governess—Oh, Kitty, you careless
child! There are not two r's in
very.' Rub one ott them out.
Kitty—Yes. But which. one?
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere
A COMPANION. •
He often brings us pleasure,
He sometimes brings us pain:
He fills Mir hearts with trouble,
'Then cheers us up Again.
He gives ea iatroductions,
But fails to make amende
Vier the severance of loved ones,
The loss of faithful erieede.
The bleoming cheek of beauty
He smiths with slow decay;
The raven locks of reenhood
• He surely streak,'s With •giny.
At eticli step ef life's ladder
That eve essay to climb,
ele's alwaye close behind us.
Old, ruthless leather
BUCHANAN'S
UNLOADINO OUTFIT
works well both on
stacks and in barns,
nnleads2121 IcInds of
bay nnd.grairt either
loose orIn sheaves.
Gendtor catalogue to
M. T. BUCHANAN & CO., IngersolI,Out.
Mrs. Knocker—"So your husband
has no idea of the value of money?"•
Mrs. Bocker—"None whatever. He
absolutely doesn't realize what a love-
ly bonnet twenty-five dollars will
buy."
Aro your corns harrier to remove than
those that others have had? Hare they
not had the same kiu ? Have they not
been cured by using Holloway's Corn
Cure? Try a bottle.
"My daughter's music," sighed the
mother, "has been a great expense."
"Indeed?" • returned the guest who
bad just heard her play. "Some
neighbor sued you, I suppose."
COLORADO AhTD RETURN.
Via I/nion Pacific every day from
June lst to September 30th, inclus-
ive, with final return limit October
31st, 1004, from St. Louis $25.00,
Chicago $80.00, with correspondingly
low rates from other points. Be sure
your ticket reads over this line.
• Inquire of H. F. Carter, T. P. A:,
75 Yonge St., Toronto, Claxia.da.
Few men would attempt to write
poetry if they 'didn't need the money.
Even • a bravo sea captain dreads
squalls after his erst baby is born.
Dear Sirs. ---Within the past yeaf
If know of three fatty tumors nn
the head having been remover) by the
application of MINARD'S
without any surgical operation and
there is no Indication of a return.
CAPT. W. A. PI'1.1e,
Clifton, N. Ti. Gondola Ferry.
A POINT OF CONSCIOUS.
Maamna—Baby dear, you must say
that you are 'very sorry for saying
.Sha'n't to nursie. (Pause). Now,
say you are very sorry, dear.
Baby (after a •longer arnd more
painful pause): But, mamma dear,
isn't it more imeighty to tell wicked
story than to say `sha'n't" to
nursie?
Those whom neglected coughs
have killed were once as healthy
and rebust as you. Don't follow
in their paths of negicct. 'rake
Shiloh's
Consum tion
:Cure RiAlung
right now, It is gtiaranteed to
curt. It has cured many thotni,
ands,
Fleece: S C Wsa s Co. sOs
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