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BRIGHT EYES,
ROSY CHEEKS.
Very Oirl Oan Haie Them by
Keeping Her flood Rich and
Red With Dr. Williams'
it Pint Pills.
In the early days of her womanhood
every girl—no matter what her station
in lite—stKiuid be bright, active, cheer-
ful and happy. Her steps should be
light, her eye bright orad her cheeks
rosy filth the glow of health. But the
reverse Is the coneiticn of thousands
of geeing cites throughout Canada.
They drag along, always tired, sutler
from headaches, breathless and with
palpitating heart atter slight exercise,
so That merely to go up stairs is ex-
hausting. This is the condition doc-
tere call anaemia, which means weak,
watery Llood. in this condition Dr.
Mel!inrns fink Pills is the only safe
and reliable medicine. These pills actu-
ally niuke the new, rich, red blood
which can alone give health and
strength. and thus make weak, listless,
pale -faced girls bright. active and
strong. Miss Albina St. Andre, Joli-
ette, Que., says:—"1 am moro grateful
,Ilan 1 can say Mr the benefit i have
found in the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. 1 was weak. run down and very
essezni.serable. 1 suffered from severe pains
In my back and chest; had a bad cough:
no appetite and would lay awake most
of the night. and what sleep I did get
did not refrerh me. I tried several re-
medies, but they did not help ore, one
I. as well as my friends, feared 1 was
going into decline. At this stage n
friend who came to see me strongly
urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and providentially I acted upon
the advice. Alter using a few boxer
n)y appetite Improved and I tegan to
sleep much better at night. This great-
ly cheered me and i continues) laking
the pills for some time longer. when
the change in my annailion was really
marvellous. I was feeling as heli as
1 ever had done. 1 could sleep sound-
ly at night; the pains and cough had
disappeared and 1 felt an altogether dif-
ferent girl. 1 am ro grateful for what
Dr Williams' Pink Pills have done for
me that 1 cheerfully give you permis-
sion to publish this in the hope that it
may point the weal to health to some
other weak and despondent girl."
Dr. \\'illiains' fink Pills ore good for
• el' diseases due to weak. watery Wool.
"flint Is why this medicine cures rheu-
matism. indigestion neuralgia, St. Vitus'
dance. partial pnralvsis, and the side -
aches, backaehes and headaches caused
it/ the trembles women alene suffer
from. Vou can get these pl!ts from any
renedirine defiler or by nine at 50 cents
tl Mrs or six boxes for $250 from The
tr. Williams' Medicine Go., Broc.aille,
Ont.
TiIE DEAL FELL THROUGH.
Ile heti Leen drinking. That was
very evident to the woman who came
to the door in answer to his ring.
"Shay," heetegnn utter looking up
and down tW street nervously. "you
put aihertis.meut (hh) in paper sh-
Inorning:''
"1 di.!," she replied.
"You shed you (hie) would give good
Boge to cat."
"'>r.e; have you a cat you wish to get
Aid of??"
'Bei,her life!' he replied heartily.
She was About to ask for further par-
ticulnrs when a stockily built. angry -
Peeking woman stopped et the gate and
motioned to the man with the remnrk:
"Jake, you drunken fool, conte down
here to me this minute!"
'Thesh her—thash old cat i want to
gat borne for,' he whLspered. "Shay,
When—"
The lady who wanted a feline, how -
deer, quickly closed and locked the door.
while her caller slunk down the steps
end ,as led away by the ear.
11'111, Mange Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch on human
or arilmals cured In 30 minutes by \Vol-
Iced's Sanitary Lefton. 11 never falls.
Bold by all druggists.
A woman will believe every word a
n.nn says --if he is an ngerit for a new
(rind , f complexion beautifier.
Pat up In as Yard Reis. Th. famous "Tie
�I1s • L•' Menthol Plasters which cure lumbago
basche, sciatica, n.urslgt eke., ars also pat
ea
pp in un• yard roue for physicians and family w
Davis .t Lawrence Co.,Montreal.
11OW TIIF. WOODPILE GROWS.
1t isn't loafing in a chair
And laying out a lovely plan
That brings success and such small
things •
That cenifort and condole a man.
It's toying with the sawbuck's load
And pushing gently to and fro
in steady pulse and well -greased saw
That makes your little woodpile grow.
PROOF POSITIVE.
Mrs. Ilcmer—"Whet reason have you
for thinking Mrs. Ililoty is weak mind -
td?"
Mrs. Caller-"VOlif. she doesn't even
•'k her husband to account for every
Cent of his salary."
Mrs. Muggins--"My husband is too
lender -heeded to whip the children;'
Get acquainted with
Black Watch
the big black plug
chewing tobacco. A
tremendous favorite
everywhere, because of
its richnjess and pleasing
Byer.
SEA WATER AS MEDICINE.
11s Ancient Popularity Revived in Recent
Years.
Common sea water, which centuries
ago was a popular remedy in sickness,
has revised its usefulness lately.
In adda.on to common salt seta water
c. ntauls ninny important mineral sub-
stances, the ktul solid matter amount-
ing to 3.2 to 3.8 per cent. Sea water
has Leen given with good results in
cases of dyspepsia, loss of appetite and
to leers a ]osis.
In general, says the British Medical
Journal. the appetite was improved and
strength was rapidly regained. In or-
der to obtain the best and most immedi-
ate results it is necessary to observe
certain precautions.
The sett water nxmst be natural. as it
is impossible to imitate 60 complex a
liquid. Indeed it has teen proved that
sen salt when redissolved in distilled
water leeks some of the properties of
natural sea water, exerting a kink ac-
tion u en u dog when injected subcut-
aneously.
11 must le freshly collected, as it loses
sorbin dioxide on standing, with pre-
cip'.lut on of some et its salts. It should
be taken from the open sea, remote
from rivers and other sources of pol-
lution.
It should be Fterilized by filtration,
ai heat diseoceitcs the bicarbonates and
destroys the natural equilibrium of the
liquid. When required for subcutane-
cmus injection it should be diluted with
water to the sante ooncentrnl'•:n as nor-
mal blood serum. Distilled water is
not suitable for its dilution, as it some -
Vines causes pain.
KING MANLE1. A SAILOR.
Educated Under Queen. Antalie's Guid-
ance—Portuguese (topes.
Manuel 11.. the young King of Por-
tugal, has been educated almost en-
tirely under the direction of his mo-
ther, Queen Amelia. During the first
len years of his life ho had absolutely
no instructor except the Queen.
When the lad was 10 the Marquis
I.ietao was appointed to leach biro
mathematics, the Queen continuing his
training in languages and literature.
Three years ago he was appointed a
cadet in the Portuguese navy and di-
vided his time between service afloat
and attendance at the P lytechnic high
School m Lisbon. where he was still
an undergraduate when his sudden ac-
cession to the throne put an end to his
studies and his dream of a maritime
career.
It is 400 years now since the reign
o1 Manuel 1. of 1'.:rtugal-1495 to 1521.
lie was cello] Manuel the Great. It
was in his reign that Vasco da Genie
rounded the Cape of Gond (lope. Ameri-
cus Vespuccius explored under the Por-
tuguese flag the masts of South Ameri-
ca and Gaspar Cortereal those of North
America.
'the Portuguese people are inclined to
superset:on, and In the accession of n
second sovereign of the name through
wholly unforeseen circumstances they
sce omens of a renewal cf the old glories
of the kingdom.
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WEIORBD FOUR -POUNDS
WHEN FOUR MONTHS OLD
Most of the sickness that oomes to
babies and young children is due to the
stomach or bevels being out of con-
dition. 11 Ls then that they are cross,
peevish and upset the thole household.
These are troubles that Baby's Own
Tablets always cure promptly. Mire
is proof: Mrs. J. Stewart. Everton. Ont..
says: "My little girl thrived so badly
that al the ago of four months she
weighed four and a halt pounds. iter
stomach ens badly out cif order. and
although the doctor treated her he did
nct help her. Then I got Baby's Own
Tablets and right from the first they
helpe1 her and now she enjoys perfect
health." If your little one is Ailing try
Baby's Own Tablets always do good;
cannot do harm. SOW by medicine
deniers er by mail at 2ec a box from
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
JUST LIKE IRON.
Wife, -"John, luere must be a lot of
iron In your ss stern."
Husband -"Why do you Think so?"
Wife—"Because you Invariably loge
your temper when you get hot."
Good Digestion Should Walt on Ap-
petile.--7o hate the stomach well Is to
have the nervous system well. Very
delicate are the digestive organs. In
some so lens:tive fire they that atmas-
pheric changes effect them. When
they become disarranged no better re-
gutntor is procurable than Pnrmelee's
Vegetable !'ills. They will assist the di-
gestion so that the hearty eater will
stiffer no Ineonvenienre and will derive
ail the benefits of his food.
Tile olden' the pessimist gels the less
faith he has in human nature.
When Vey Rave • Cold, tbs air talk are
:klteed wltb msenm or phlegm. Allen's Lang
aalsim, 1• caring • cold dean the flay ale
bridges and beats the broaebtal tabes.
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IN AN ARCTIC COTTON-FiELD.
In many parts of the Arctic reg:ens
wild flowers grow profusely. One of
the most frequently met is the cotton
plant. The miners of the north of the
Amerienn Continent have n saying that
wherever cotton blooms, We Ls not far
tx 1.1w. One may walk for miles, the-
tween the me nth- of June and August,
through fields of cotton plants in flew-
er, the white. silky tops swaying in the
Arctc breeze. At present little we Ls
male cf it. (rani an Industrial point of
new. except where the down Ls gath-
ered for riding rehire. Throughout
the cellon -fields flesvers btocm in lux•
urinnce, a.a is en'). to be expected to a
country where the sun shines Domino•
ens!). during the summer months.
Among others, the (lower -hunter may
gather purple larkspur, blue -Della,
141onk's-hood, prirnrvges, asters, 111peatf'
the '.alley, and even a kind of Arctt.
geren.uin, pink or white IR e01or.
•
SCIENCE
KNOCKS AT YOUR DOOR
and brings to you In your own home
all the healing, health -giving proper-
ties of the giant pines. All the thdra-
peut.e virtue of the forest trees' aro
contained in Virgin Oil of Pine (pure!.
11 Beals the lungs and tr.,nchial lutes,
gives almost instant relief to the irri-
tating Dough, and will break up a ouW
in 24 hour-,
'the action of Virgin Oil of Pine
en the k.dneys Ls also inest beneficial.
It is a perfect neutralizing agent for
uric acid, and promptly relieves rheum-
ntLstn, lame -back and other ailments
due to discrde:ed kidneys.
In the preparation of Virgin Oil of
Pine every precaution is taken to in-
sure frtslmosa and purity. 1t is put
ve in 3 -oz. vials only for druggists to
dispense, each vial enclosed In a round
wooden case to prevent breakage and
exposure to light. The ease is sealed
with an engraved wrapper shote ng the
name. --Virgin Oil of Pine (pure). pre-
pared only by Leach Cherni.al Co.,
Windsor. Ont.—plainly printed there-
on. 1t is well to get Ibe genuine.
Should sour druggist be unable to sup-
ply you, you can have a %oz. vial
mailed lo you by sending 50 cents to
the Leach Chemical Co., Windsor, Ont.
1011
COULD ONLY GUESS AT IT.
The druggist had Just tilled a pre-
scription.
"1'd 1 ke n copy of That proscr.plion,'
said the customer.
"Guess you'll have to get it from the
doctor," replied the pill compiler. "I
never could read his writing."
An unwelcome guest Is one of the
Lost things going.
Hew some women do enjoy taking n
whack at some other wounan's reputa-
tion.
RICA STRIKE IN INDIA.
Deposits of N'oliramite Found In Cen-
lral Province.
"New Inct.a," n. i icru•ng wh•eti so
much is heard in th.se days, hos other
6111 perhaps more .Ir.; o' pant features
then lucre politica! . ..e . Already in
a coi•n'ry kr so k ng • sly dependent
un age:; ulture may be seen the bcg•n-
ewt; e f an industi ial dcvekipnlent un-
dreamt of one generation ego, and no-
where, perhaps, is the dese'opmenl
more striking than in the central pro -
%e es, a tract abash down to recent
y. ars tuns almost purely agricultural.
The Control Provinces, of course.
:tie particularly well endowed with
mineral resources, 'I he development
the manganese industry u perhaps
the ►nest striking feature of the last
de.•ade. But impertant us Is 1114 des -
,every of nlnngane-e, another discov-
ery rnny prove more important still.
Mr. KcIkrs hom, a analog engineer,
s..me time ago obtained a concession
cif part of the Village of Agarieson,
w•iih n v ew to niunilane,e. Agargaen
is s 1 1 .led some -five tulles
south-east of Nagpur. Ile has employ-
en- (egging in a band of mica schist
ro ek. that traverses the village, nncl
Jisc..v red n number cif rocks of heavy
m neral whish, on hung examined by
the Geeleg.cal Surrey of Calcutta was
f..und to consist of wolframite.
This wolframife differs in appearance
and constitution from the hest -known
sic -Miens. but it yields et, analysts no
lees then 4 per cera. of tungstic acid.
which is equal to that contnine•t in the
test ores of Calcutta. The existence
.of woltrnmite In Agargrien has been
proved in numerals stringers at inter -
vale extending over n length of 1,4110
fret. and it has been found at the oppo-
site ends of ttie mien schist rock fen
ueles apart from each other.
Steele the mineral he as persistent
al great depths as in the Peeled Slates.
!.Yere it is mined nt a depth of 4D1)
feet. the cleposit will be a very vnlu-
eli'e one indeed. It is believed that it
will be found al great depths.
YEAR OLD BOY COULDN'T STAND!
Limbs Weakened by La Grippe
Made Strong by Zam-auk.
SOL T. Britton, of 5 W worth Ave., it. Thomas. Oal., says t
" 1 had bad some e!�Itperteace as to a efficacy of lata -Buie in healing Boran
Mb. etc., and had beard food reports from Meads who also tried this balm,
so when • year ago my little d, four years of age, was left weak in the limb• as the
result of a severs attack of Influenza, I began nabbing in the Zam-Iluk. Ills leg
were so weak he wgsrptdd tjemble and shake and was unable to stand for any length of
time. Frequent agplicatkee of ibis ointment wet rubbed is, seemed to strengthen
bim daily, s to a very aloft time the •hakleg and trembling in bis limb had been
banlab•d and be soon got strong and able to run about, thirsts to Zain fluk."
last -Buie 1. • splendid embrocation for rbeematiso, sclatka, aa, sad is erhhoue squad
as • healing balm,
WS .T Z & -Bt7 CURJDS.
Zam•Buk cores cats, born...colds. ulcers, ringworm, lick, barber's
rash. blood poison, bad kg, salt rheum, stosud oe, abscesses dad all
shin lojuriw and dlo.
01 all stases
sn• it iso soc. bon
w trom iam•Buk Co,
Tomos.. postlaid for
peke. lb.5. WU.s.
-BUK
FREE!
Send comp- act ■od
le. stamp for free
tempi* to ZarmBuk
Co., Tessera. 31(5
RIGHT.
Teneher—Now, Howard, can you tel
n/o what an impression Is?
Small froward—Yes, ma'am,' it's a
dint in a soft pace.
FILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.
(PATO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cora any
Y u in • W re days or moony refunded. 505. reludiy
Mr. I1oldtite -"You don't kr:ow the.
value of rnciney'" Mrs. lloldlile—"l
could learn if 1 had some;"
Does your louse icok reproachfully at
you? Give it a new cont. Let itarnsay's
Paints dcrnonstreite how little it lakes
to give 11 world of pleasure in beauty
and fresh life to your building. Your
dealer tins therm and he will tell you
hew much it will take. The price Is
tcasonable. The paint is guaranteed.
Write .A Bnmsay k Son Co., .Montreal,
for pack of Souvenir picture Joest cards
of hoines.
ANANIAS' CALLING.
The Dentist,—Now. open your meulh
aide nn:l 1 won't hurt you a bit.
The i'1ltient (after the extraction)—
Doctor. 1 knew what Ananias did for
a liv•ng now.
A Pill for Generous Enters.—There
are many persons of healthy Appetite
and poor dlgeslie+n who, after a hearty
meal. are subject to much suffering.
The food of ulich they have partaken
hes like lead in their stomachs. plead-
nrho, depre, sion, a smothering keling
fellow. One so afflicted is unfit for
business or work of any kind. In this
c ,edition Parrnelee's Vegetable Pills
will bring relief. They will assist the
assimilation of the ailment, and used
according to direction will restore
healthy digestion.
WELL TRAINED.
Sunday School Teacher — F.arlie.
(1oesn't your conscience tell you when
you have done wrong!
F.nrlie—Yes, ma'am, but it doesn't
tell Iny mother.
Some fish will only Ile on a sandy
bottom, but the average) fisherman will
pia anywhere.•
7NU
W.SUI NO. 12-41
"You hey hcern. gentlemen of the
jury." sold n Western advocate, "you
trey intern the w.tnSS swar he saw the
prisoner raise his gun, you hev hcern
him swar he saw the flesh and heard
the r.psrl. you hev he-rn hent swar he
saw the dog fall dead, you hev herrn
hint swnr he dug the bullet out with
his jock -knife, and ye.0 have seen the
Lullet protluced in court: but whnr, gen-
Ili men, whnr. I ask you. is the men
who saw that bullet hit that dog?"
A short lite end a merry ono pieases
the undertaker.
"if se,u refuse ore 1 shall never love
nnother woman." "Does that proniLso
stand good If 1 accept you?'
Cb..Ist• Move Tremble 1n getting Iron Int)
such a slots that tit system will absorb. and
benefit by 1l, In " Vermeim," Dm best Iona,
perfection has 5..0 achieved• It builds •ad
•trengthea&
it's a good thing to have a repulat.cn
that isn't bad.
WHAT CAUSER HEADACHE.
Prem October se May, 0.14. are she sod fro,
sooto of gea4ae'b.. LAX•R 111110140TI111110140QUIWIsts r•lasyss •••a.. 11. W. tame ea boa SM
SHOCKING, IF TRUE.
"Why dues fi ninn Ito to ilia wife?'
asks a woman writer. Dear nK; does
he?
1f a cough makes your nights sleep-
less and weary, it will worry you a
good dent, and with good cause. To
dispel the worry and give yourself rest
try [tickle's AnteCteisuulptive Syrup. 11
teerts a soothing influence on the air
passages and allays the irritation Ihat
lends to inflammation. It will subdue
the most stubborn Bough or cold, and
eventually eraeicnle it from the sysletn,
to a trial of it will prove to you.
About 48 per cent. of all the crime
committed is the work of habitual crim-
inals.
ft�tssad blotches on the face and neck are
o
sternly signs of foul blood. Apply wavers
Carat* to obtain ImmMtato mild and tate
W s Syrup to Md the blood of poltutioL
CHANGED ITIS MIND.
Once there was a bachelor man who
said that talk was cheap. but one day
he got married, and (ten he learned
a heap. For when hs use-calkd better
hie( doth speak cf gown* and suet),
he finds her talk Ls deferent --.t rests
trim mighty much.
in these days e f oomt cftion, tusinesa
doubts and suspicions are largely car-
ried into private life as a well-known
lnwyer found to his cosi. Ile said sad-
ly to Is wife cn his return home one
night:—"fe-•ple seem very suspicious of
me. Yee know old Maces? Well, 1 did
Few wcrk for him lest month, ane
when lie asked me for an account this
mcrn:ng 1 told him out cf friendship
that I wouldn't charge him anything.
lie thanked me cordially, but hinted
that he'd like a receipt all the same.'
Leap -year query—Hag she asked yotl
yet?
"Every One
Thought
I Had
Consumption.
Pe-ru-na
Saved Me.""
"1 THANK
DR. itARTMAN
FOR PE -RV -NA
Na. 012 MRIZGU.
"1 hardly knots how to thank you for the good Peruna has done me. w3
"1 suffered five years with pain In the stomach. About a year ago 1t became
rot bad I could hardly bene 1t. 1 coughed day and night anJ grew weaker and
weaker. The pain extended through my body and 1 also had difficulty In
breathing, which ,node nie rough. P veIyons thought I had consumption. ,
"My husband heard of Peruna and bought five bottles. Phis treatment vir-
tually cured me and now I recommend Pennna to every one who is suffering.
"1 thank Dr. Hartman for fhb excellent remedy."
Ste. Juile de ft'ercheres, P. Q., Canada. —Mrs. Mois Parireau.
NEGLECTED cold is generally the
first cause of catarrh.
Women are especially liable to colds.
'These colds occur more frequently due -
Ing the wet, sloppy weather of winter
and spring Ihan any other lime of the
' 1 year. Often they
WOMEN SHOULD
BEWARE OP
CATCHINO COLD.
Fre not consid-
ered serious and
are allowed to
run on, or they
are treated in
such a tray as lel only palliate the symp-
toms, while the cold becomes nitre dcep-
peated and the patient final'y awakens
to the fact tliat she has a well-devel-
' oped case of catarrh.
By reason of their delicate structure,
thr lung= are frequently Ike seat of a
cool. e.pec.ally if there is the slightest
weakness of these organs. The treat-
ment of catarrh of the lungs is also
mo:e difficult and discouraging than
catarrh of any other organ of the Cody.
It would be wise therefore. to guard
against it by every preeaul'on possible.
Peruna hes Lan found the most re-
liable of all remedies for coughs. colds
and catarrh. by reason of the fact that
it goes at once to the very seat of the
trouble.
It searches out every crevice, every
duct of the lolly. It quickens and cqual-
iies the cirsula-
t on of the blood,
haus relieving the
congested rnuoouS
membrane It ex-
eres-s a healing
and soothing ef-
fect upon the mucous membranes, no
matter whether they are the more
exposed membranes of the head and
throat. or whether they lino the remot-
est e -.i s of the lungs.
Mrs. Jeschob, 1631 Hicks Si, Toledo,
Ohio. writes:
"Ni, heti 1 wrote to you for advice, I
had been sick for three years. I had
trouble with by throat. Often i could
not breathe through my nose. 1 also
had pains in my chest and a cough. 1
took Peruna according to directioru
and it has cured roe."
PE -RU -NA
THE REMEDY
FOR CATARRH
OP THE LUNOS.
tII/MEN:; OUC1rle�.•.
"et 51 FOR PKICE
JOHN- HALLAM;
•- TQFOri'L
HAMILTON INCUBA1ORS
war docs the 1ian,i!t.n 'Incubator hatch
every fertile cgs?
wsr d es the Hamilton Incubator hatch
stieh big. healthy. fluffy. robust cbich/I
WIT dues every chick hatched by the
Ilarnt.ton bee, thrive and grow so
rapp!dry t
BECAOOE our Ventilation System. our Rest-
ing ystem and ole Regulating System it
perfect.
BLCAiN g our directions for operating the
Hartilion res correet.
BECAUSE cur Brooder is of the newest anal
most novel design of anything on th.
market for rearing young chicks.
Send w Qni addressd
toily and we will
mail you FREE one of our bhr catalogues
t.UMg you all shout the Banton Iacuba-
tem and Brooders. and how to become a
successful poultry raiser. /tow mama.
TIE HAMILTON II2C1DDATOR CO, LTD.. amen.To11. - oimmo
The hungriest man draws the line
at eating his owrt words.
A lady writes: "1 was enabled to re-
move the corns. root and bra m. h, 1 y
the use of ilolMttay's Corn Cure."
Others who hove tried it have the some
experience.
In a:1 Welt the man's train averages
10 per rent. heavier Hem the brain of
the woman
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
taa• LAXATiVM D110lp411 Quinine Tabbb,
Iblit/j�M reload money 1111 fall. to ewe. S. W.
tea a Kober, le ors sack bed. 1N.
REPEAT E•;B.
Mrs. Caller—"You surely ekln't give
your husband a t:eeklie esery birth-
day?'
Mrs. Athome—"Ob. yes. 1 do! And
the poor dear never notices that it is
the same one,^'
1l Reaches the Spot. --There are kw
remedies before the public to -day ns
efilcacious in removing pain and In al-
loying and preventing psi rn' nary disor-
ders as Dr. Thomas' Ec'ec'ric Oil. 11
has demonstrated its powers in thou.
sands of instances end a large number
of testimonials ns to its great value ns
a medicine could le gol were there oc-
casion for it. 1l is for sale everywhere.
A YEAR LATER. •
"Befcre our marriage." remarked the
freight payer of the combine, "I had
r. light heart."
"And now?" queried lhz alleged tetter
half.
"1 have a light pocket book," he re•
pl icd.
WANTED
to boar from owner having
A DOO D FARM
for sale. Not particular about location-
Piea.e g1rs price dad dsserlption, and rea-
son for Nlli state when poss.ssion eta
1» had. Will deal with owa.ts only.
L. Derbyshire, Bea 914, Rochester, N. T.
50BEs
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Will pow tett..
hoses v• ova et
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hOsOLIeaww N•esN1r, isMowrvIIIs. Mao..
The Most silver fox skins come from
1-rlbrador, and are worth as much as
82(13 apiece.
\\ arms derange the whole system.
ehttier Graves' Worm Exterminator
detangcs worms and gives rest to the
sufferer. 11 only costs 25 cents to try
11 and be convinced.
ASSISTANCE. NEEDED.
"John," she whispered, "there's e
Inirg:ar in the parker. Ile has just
knocked against the piano and hit sew
Brat keys at once.'
"III tiro drown.' said he.
"Oh John. don't do nnything riot'!"
"Rash! Why, I nl g .lig le, help hien.
You don't suppose he can remove thal
piano from the pleura without assist.
mice."
Tholtrio Is Only Ono
fBromo Quinine„
7'foott to
Laxative Bromo QuInIn.
I WO THE WORLD OVER 1r0 CURE A OOLO IN ONE DAY.
Always remember the full name. Look
Lor this signature on every box. 26o.
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