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QUESTION OF HEALTH
Without Moll. Rod Blood Ica Can-
not be Heathy—flow to
0 stain This Bleaing.
If every woman and young girl
!would realize the danger of allow -
ling blood to become ilea and poor,
Iwuuld understand that the majority
of common diseusee aro caused by
fn anaemic (or bloodless) condition,
!that persistent pallor means that
:the blood is .rot furnishing the or-
gans with the required amount of
:nourishment, there would be awak-
ened interest in the tonic t•reatinent
•'with Dr. 1%illiains' Pink Pills. Thin
jbloud means starved nerves, weak-
ened dige:.tion, functional disor-
ders; headaches, frequently nee-
iralgia, sciatica and even partial
pparalysis. 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills
II.ttild up the bl x.d, repair waste
and prevent and check disease.
They fill the system with rich, red
blood which means good health and
(life.
Miss Marie Dionne, St. Angela,
(Que., says: -"I am deeply grateful
!for what Ur. Williams' Pink Pilla
have done for inc. My blood had
almost turned to water. I was
pale, had no appetite, suffered from
pains i'rt the back and aide, and
had & feeling of constant depres-
sion. The smallest exertion would
{{leave me breathless, and I was re-
:dduced in flesh until I weighed only
»8 pounds. I got nothing to help
me until I began the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. They began
helping ino after the first couple of
weeks, and in a few weeks more I
was again perfectly well. The color
returned to my cheeks, the pains
eft me, and I gained in weight un-
ttl now I weigh 130 pounds. I fuel
130 happy for what Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have done for me that
I hope some other ailing, miserable
girl will profit by my experiesnbe
,and obtain new health.
These Pills are sold by all medi-
ino dealers or you can get them
y mail at 50 conte a box ort six
• ores for $2.50 from the Dr. Wil-
' isms' Medicine Co., Brockville,
nt.
A IR'R.11. JOKE.
'The Caretakers' Pet Hobby
the Stile.
In inspecting an old English
church, Mr. J. J. Hissey was con-
ducted by a caretaker who evidently
had small interest in architecture'
for as soon as the visitor had looked
about all he wished, as he records
iu ''.1n English Holiday," sho an-
nounced, "Now I will show you
something of real interest." She
led the way through the churchyard
to it spot %%hero an open space in
the boundary wall was apparently
fenced across by some wooden rails
and three upright posts; beyond this
sails a foot -path across the fields.
"Thcro," she said, "that's what
we call a tumble-down stile. I
don't expect you have ever seen one
before. Strange folk, who don't
know how to use it.. put their feet
on the bars to climb over natural -
like, then the bars give way and the
folk tumble down. Lots of strangers
have tumbled down trying to climb
over it.''
itefore us were four rails stretched
across the open space at the usual
height of a gate or a fence, and our
guide, placing her hand on the top-
zno t rail at one end, pushed it easily
down with the others below, and
stepped over them.
Upon a close examination we dis-
covered that the four bars moved
en pivots pinecd in the middle up-
right post, the bars being weighted
at one end to keep them in n hurl-,
tontal position when not purposely
pushed down. 'Truly- a quaint. un
comuton, and sonlewhnt complicated
sort of stile. although simple enough
to use, to any one acquainted with
the working gtf it. A notice. how-
ever. who essays to climb over it,
which appears the natural thing to
do, is nearly- nleays thrown down,
as already mentioned, owing to the
bars unexpectedly giving way under
his feet ; and that, as the old body
exclaimed. "is the joke of it."
1 tcrily believe that she would
hate greatly rejoiced had a strnngerf
chanced to come along that day and!!
tumble at the stile; but. as
she explained. half -apologetically,
•'$trangers he scarce in this part of
Inc world; It i641 no good wailing
for one "
Was
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COMFORT FOR MOTHERS;
HI-AI.TN FOR CHILDREN
F ROM BONNIE SCOTLAND 1 ma rt'• alsman htoe ref rm hint :e er
re-
form him first and then duu't mar-
ry him."
Undoubtedly love works miracles;history teems with instances of its
trausforwing pee er, cases where
cowards have been changed into
heroes weakness made etrength
by its magical influence. But it
is love, uot marriage, which works
the miracle, and the reformation,
if *encore, will begin with love, not
wait until after marriage to set
forth its effectual call'ng.
The roan who will not forsake
his evil ways and lead a reputable
life for the sake of his own belt -
respect and for tho love of the mo-
ther who bore hits is scarcely like-
ly to do so for the sake of any other
woman, however much he may pro-
fess to love her.
All of which does not mean that
when a woman has the misfortune
really to fall in los with a sinner,
who plainly is repentant and who
clearly is disposed to regard her
as an angel, she must draw her
skirts aside and pass the other way.
In most cases, almost all, alas! it
would be better for her were she
so to do ; a wise old man used to say
that where hearts have to bo bro-
ken, a clean quick fracture is loss
painful than slow' crushing to bits.
But once in a. while such men
aro worth saving, and are truly in
earnest about it. But one should
begin the work of reformation be-
fore marriage, and in the same
spirit of prudence which causes ono
to wait for planks and for ropes,
instead of helping forthwith into
a quicksand to rescue him who is
it. danger therein.
It is not an easy matter to re-
form
o-form any one, whether Ivan or wo-
man. Few people do not object to
being found fault with, and most
of us prefer our own failings ito
those of our neighbors. Besides,
one may mean well yet be too weak
to do well.
No man who cannot stand alone
is a safe husband for any woman,
and she who endeavors to hold up
such a one is almost sure to be bent,
if not broken, in the effort.
NOTES Ots INTEREST FROM 11E3
HANKS AN» URAI:J.
11 hat Is Gettig en la the highlands
and l.onlands of Auld
Scotia.
The Ituthesay master bakers have
raised the price of bread to 14 coots
per 4 lb. loaf.
The grand stand in Ayr old raco
course is being converted into a
golf clubhouse at a cost of $1,495.
Tho Ancient Shepherds in the
Glasgow District now numbers
29,616 adult, and 10,322 juvenile
members.
The price of bread was raised in
Edinburgh recently to 14 cents for
the 4 -pound loaf, with flour at $9.50.
All the live stock forming the
Scottish. Zoo in New City Road,
Glasgow, was sold by auction re-
cently.
Edinburgh Town Council again
declined to grant a site for the
Black Watch Memorial in Castle
street.
A ten -year -old -girl was killed in
Glasgow while sliding down the
banister railing of a house. She
fell 30 feet.
The Caledonian Railway Com-
pany, Glasgow, had a thousand
towels stolen from the lavatory
carriages last year.
It is estimated that 141,900 tons
of potatoes were produced in For-
farshirc in 1908, and 120,800 tons
in Perthshire.
The 2nd Battalion of the Argyll
and Sutherland Highlanders, sta-
tioned at Bloemfontein, has been
ordered home.
Outbreaks of anthrax have been
reported to the authorities at Stran-
raer as having occurred at farms
in- the neighborhood of Lochans
village. - - •
The managers of the Scottish
railways are receiving deputations
protesting against the institution of
Sunday trans.
Naval . anoeuvres on a large scale
are to be carried through between
June 17 and July 17 off the coast
of Scotland.
George Robertson, dair•keeper,
Bruntsfreld place, was fined $25 for
his boy delivering skins milk for
sweet "by mistake."
A man at Wishaw was fined $7
for carrying out a bottle of beer
from a public -house to a friend who
was already intoxicated.
The number of deaths registered
in Edinburgh during the week end-
ing April 17 was 110, equal to an
annual mortality of 10.08 per 1,000.
The construction of the four miles
extension of 1lusselburgh Electric
Tramway system from Levenhall to
]'ort Seton was begun recently.
Saltcoats Town Council have de-
cided that the burgh band shall
give 34 performances during the
summer I1 Melbourne Park, at a
cost (if $550.
John Davy Maxwell. an old
Crimean and Indian Mutiny veter-
an. wits buried recently in Dunblane
Cathedral churchyard with military
and masonic honors. Deceased was
born in Glasgow in 1835.
The annual show of the Kilmar-
nock Farmers' Society was held re•
Gently. Entries were up to the
average of recent years, and there
was n line display of stock. parti-
cularly of Clydebank horses.
A Hawick ilaptist missionary re-
cently had sent him by post anonym-
ously a lemonade bottle containing
one hundred threepenny pieces.
'these store sent by no admirer of liver and kidney troubles as a pro -
the clergyman's work while Inc was test. The run-down system de-
mands a corrective and there is
ne ne better than l'arrnelee's Vege-
table Pills. They are simple in
their composition and can he taken
by the most delicately constituted.
i —
ROBiN PECKS CURIOUS MAN.
Looked into Nest, Bird Gave Him
Smallpox Face.
Curiosity led Zebulon Hammers-
tein, of Montclair Heights, New
Jersey, to peep into the nest that a
white robin is building in a tree on
the Hand estate, in Hawthorne
avenue, Montclair.
"I raised my head carefully and
looked into the nest," says Ham-
merstein. "There were no eggs in
it. It started to descend. My foot
broke a twig and the bird heard it.
She flew at me and jabbed me three
tinges with her bill under the right
eye. I lost my hold on a branch and
fell to the ground. That knocked
my right shoulder out of joint.
Well, it's a fact that while 1 was
lying there that bird attacked me
again and drove her hill a dozen
times into no. face and neck."
Hammerstein hurried to a pht•si-
clan, who attended to his injuries.
Hi., face now looks as if he had
smallpox.
An Always steady fill. -To those
of regular habit medicine is of little
concern, but tho great majority of
tnen are not of regular habit. The
worry and cares of business pre-
vent it, and out of the irregularity
of life comes dyspepsia, indigestion,
in his former ministry at Dundee,
and have been saved from week to
week off the sender's wages.
There are 53 workshops in Salt-
coats. and of there bakers hiead the
list with 12, joiners and cabinet-
makers have 10, while dressmakers KNITTED KING'S FIRST SOCKS
have tailors and shoemaker 0
each, milliners n. blacksmiths 2,
saddler 1, -laundry 1 and 5 others.
The idea of concerting the (rinan
Moss into peat s is sgain being moot-
ed .1 few years ago excellent
peats n ere produced by machinery.
The representative of a Glasgow
chemical firm has visited the dis-
trict with the view of getting a
lease.
.1 large female hear escaped re-
cently from her cage nt the 1'anop-
ticon, Trongate. Edinburgh. The Morloy for Queen Vittoria who
animal (treed her wet through the gave her a framed autograph photo.
roof, and for some time prowled ' graph- and also for Queen Alexan-
dra, the King of licnlnark, the
Czar of Itessia, and other royal
personages.
The funernl took place at ltud-
dington, Nottinghamshire, recently
of Miss Antes !firkins, an interest-
ing old lady of ninertsy-four, who
had the honor of knitting the first
pair of socks worn by King Edward
ellen it baby. For over sixty years
she was in the employ of the fam-
ous hosiery firm of Messrs. 1. and
N. Morley, of Nottingham, as chev-
ron worker. She decorated socks
and stoe•kings made by Messrs.
about the premises. doing consider-
able damage to fittings and strangl-
ing a valuable baboon.
DON'T M 111111 11) REFORM.
Balsas Uvewn Tabicte will promptly
euro indigestion, colic, eonstipe- Reform Him First and Then
ton, diarrhoea and teething trou• )lair} Him.les, destroy worms, break up
golds and tats prevent deadly Much uiatrinunlial misery is due
group. This medicine contains no t•' the fact that so many women
poisonous opiate's or narcotics, and fondly and foolishly believe in their
bray be given with absolute safety power for gond over the men whom
I<o a new born child Mrs. C. L. they love. Believing so. they. mar-
ry not only men who, as the say-
ing goes. are "a little will," but
notoriously evil livers, in the hope
that after marriage the vicious man
will renounce his pleasant vices.
Unfortunately such hopes rarely
are realized. The cases where a
woman, however deeply and truly
in love, has married under these
conditions against the entreaties
of her friends and has not lived to
repent her weakness are se, few as
t. bo worthy •.f citation as the ox
ceptiens which prove the rule.
in a clover br•,cbure of pungent
sayings concerning "Men, Women,
Don't
da.nery. Leamington, Ont , nays:
My belly suffered from colic and
frnstipation so badly that we did
mot know what it vies to get a good
;ight's rest Bat since giving him
aby's Own Tablets the trouble has
dieappeare.l, and he now sleeps
well. The action of the Tablets is
west's yet very effe, ttte " Sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at Y
cents it box from The Dr Willi
Medicine ('o., Brock' isle. Ont.
Men, like tools, are useless when
tbey lose their temper.
i'atient-"Doctor, i can't sleep at
night What shall 1 (10 fur it 1"
1)ta for --"(;et. a j.h as night watch.
man."
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GOT TO THE ROOT
IENGLISHWOMAN'S CHARITY.
OF HIS TROUBLE lit"/ of Lady .lberdeen's Adoption
:iND DODD'$ KIDNEY 1'I1.1.S
CURED W. WRIGHT'S
BACK -t(111..
He had Suffered for Several ]'cars
but the Old Reliable Kidney Re-
medy Gave Him Quick Relief.
Kelvingtou, Sask., May 24th
(Spocial).-''Yes, Dudd's Kidney
Pills cured inc of Backache, and
I have reconunended theta to others
who have also been cured." These
are the words of William Wright,
a farmer well known here. "1 be-
lieve I inherited my trouble," Mr.
Wright continues. "At times for
several years it was very severe. I
also suffered from Lumbago, and in
the morning I had a bitter taste in
my mouth and was troubled with
dizziness and my skin was dry and
harsh and thero was a sediment in
my urine.
"No treatment I could find gave
me any pertnauent relief till finally
believing that my kidneys were the
root of my trouble, I determined to
try Dodd's Kidney Pills. Four
boxes cured me."
Mr. Wright went at his trouble
sensibly. He examined his symp-
toms, and they showed him that
Kidney Disease was his trouble. Do
as much for yourself, and if your
symptoma point to disordered or
diseased kidneys the cure is easy.
Dodd's Kidney Pills will do it.
They never fail.
HAD HIM HIM THAT TIME.
An open-air orator once received
this poser :
"I tell you, gentlemen," he ex-
claimed --"and the experience of a
liftime confirms my statement -that
if you want a thing well done you
must do it yourself
"How about getting your hair
cut?" asked a man in the crowd.
Cheapest of All Medicines -Con-
sidering the curative qualities of
1)r. Thomas' Ecloctric On it is the
cheapest medicine now offered to
the public. The dose required in
any ailment is small and a bottle
contains many doses. If it were
valued at the benefit it confers it
could not be purchased for many
tinges the price asked for it, but in-
creased consumption has simplified
and cheapened its manufacture.
Nine -tenths of Germany's popula-
tion can be fed by products of her
own soil.
We want reliable agents all over Canada
to sell our high grade Perfumes, Toilet
Requisites, Tete, Comes, Spices. Etc.
yirollent opportunity for energetic men
THE DOME sPECIALTiE4 CO. Toronto,
Toronto. Canada
Her Husband -"If a man eteals,
no matter what it is, he will live to
regret it." His Wife -"During our
courtship you used to steal kisses
from ole. ' Her husband - "Well,
you heard what I said."
NO HOME should be without it. Palni
killer the best all-round medicine rvotl
Made. Used as a liniment for bruises and.
swelling.i Internally for cramps and:
diarrhoea. Avoid substitutes. there is but.
pne ' Painkiller Perry Davis' M. and We.
Pedlar-- "I've got some signs
that l'nr selling to shopkeepers like
wildfire. Here's one, 'If you don't
see what you want, ask for it.' "
Country Shopkeeper -- "Give me
one 1'eadin', 'If you don't see what
you wail. ask for something else.' "
A Woman's Sympathy
Aro ynu dlerour•ged? Is your doctor's
b111 a henry ft:rancl..load? 1s your h sin
a heavy physlcal burden? I know what
Vitae reran to delicate women —1 have
peen dis,•ouraged- too; but learned hew l0
euro n.)'selt. I want to relictsyour bar.
dens. Whynot end the porn and stop the
do-tor's bill? I can do the for you and
W111 if you will assist toe.
All you need do is to write for a freee�
Illott of the remedy which hits be;, pissed
a my hands to be elven away. Perhaps
his one boa will cureou—ane
$t A• domino
Of others. If so. I mall be happy and
Fe will be cured for le (the cost of a
pstage stamp). Tour letters held roan.
ntiallf Write to-dnv for and free tre.t•
sawn. IAA& 1P. M CUIULAii, Wladsor. Ont.
of Five Slave Boys.
Stockwell, Henderson & Co:
gataLWhed t0 Year% tow iM
la King St, Mist, Termite.
Lady Aberdeen, who has added DYERS AND OLEANER81
another to her many cud works MopsaN MABNIMaar MAND5OY5 avitainosi
K Saar NeY•a IN CANADA
and deeds by founding a new O pale One war ea woes Mem a al.e.seel
!timidity journal to help in the cam-
paign against consumption in Ire-
land, figured in a dramatic incident
thirty-two years ago. She and her
husband went to EgJpt for their
wedding tour, at a time when Gur-
don was trying to suppress the slave
traffic. Four elavo boys who were
offered for bale excited Lady Ab-
erdeen's compassion, and tho slave -
dealer was invited to bring them
on board Lord Aberdeen's dahabc'e-
yah, where ho hoped to find a pur-
chaser. When the man eteppod on
deck with his human chattels, Lord
Abc:deen pointed to the British
flag and said : "These boys aro free!
I claim them in the name of the
Queen!" Afterwards, however, he
compensated the slave -dealer, and
Lady Aberdeen returned to Eng-
land with these four boys and an-
other whom sho had rescued. Three
of her adopted children died, but
two were educated and set to use-
ful work.
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Even a married man can always
manage to have the last word ---if he
is willing to make it his uutne at
the bottom of a check.
There are a number of varieties Of
corns. , Holloway's Corn Cure will
remove any of them. Call on your
druggist and get a bottle at once.
ONE THAT WAS SUBMITTED.
"Last summer I went to sleep in
a cottage and woke up in a atone
house."
"How could you do that."
"Well, you seo a storm came up
during the night and tho wind made
it rock."
Red, Weak, Weary, Water? EY**
Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy. Com'
pounded by Experienced Physicians. Mu-
rine Doesn't Smart; Soothes Eye Pain.
Write Murine Nye Remedy 'hicago.
tor Illustrated Eye Book. At Co..Druggists.
"How nicely you have ironed
these things, Jane," said tate mis-
tress admiringly to her maid. Then,
glancing at the glossy linen, she
continued in a tone of surprise,
"Oh, but I sec they are all your
own." "Yes'm," replied Jane,
"and I'd do all yours just like that
if I had time."
The fewer confidential friends a
woman has the happier she is bound
`to be.
RULES AT FUNNIMAIN's HOTELl
Guests are requested not to speak
to the dumb waiter.
If the room gets too warm, open
the window and see the fire escape.
Don't worry about paying your
hill; the house is supported by the
foundation.
Guests wishing to do a little
driving will find hammer and nails
in the cupboard.
Guests wishing to get up without
being called can have self-raising
flour for supper.
if you're fond of athletics and
like good jumping. lift the mattress
and see the bed spring.
if your lamp goes out, take a
feather out of the pillow; that's
light enough for any room.
SINGLE. YET .t1.1RRtED.
Cnnta'ser---":. re you single'"
Man at. the door --"Yep."
"Why the people next door told I
me you were married."
' a i am."
' % • : yon told lee just now set!
yr • ntgle '
•
1 ro i (lid...
V. 11, what is the matter with
pelt"
"Nothing. sir 11% name :s Single
and Fla married. (;,,•d day. it."
A Boon for the Bilious. - The
liter is a very sensitive organ and
easily deranged. When tuis occurs
there is undue secretion of bile and
the acrid liquid flows into the sto-
mach and sours it. It is a most
distressing ailment, and many are
prune to it. In this condition a
Iran finds tho best remedy in Par -
melee's Vegetable Pills, which are
warranted to speedily correct the
disorder. There is no better medi-
cine in the entire list of pill pre
lea rat ions.
W H Y.
Perhaps, without starting any-
thing we shall be able to find out
from somebody who knows; Why is
a woman's hat?
In the treatment of summer com-
plaints, the most effective remedy
that can bo used is Dr. J. D. Kel-
logg's Dysentery Cordial. It is a
standard preparation, and many
people employ it in preference to
other preparations. It is a highly
concentrated medicine and its Se-
dative and curative qualities are
beyond question. It has been a
popular medicine for many years
and thousands can attest its superi-
or qualities in overcoming dysen-
tery and kindred complaints.
RECIPE.
Hunting in the dark is the quick-
est. way to find a thing you are uot
looking for. _ _
DON'T OE DECEIVED.- Inscrupufoui,
makers are attempting to steal your moue
and our reputation by putting out an
imitation of "The D. & L.' Menthol
Plaster. Ile sure to get the genuine mad
y Dads & Lawrence Co.
UNCLE EZHA SAYS:
"Tho ruster wakes up fust, but
it is Merely to let liens know it is
time to git out an' scratch.
Do not delay in getting relief for
the little folks. Mother Gravea'
Worm Exterminator is a pleasant
and sure cure. If you love your
child why do you let it suffer when
o remedy is so near at hand?
Grandma -"Ah, my dear, the
oven now are not what they were
fifty years ago." Ethel -"Well,
granny, you knsw fifty yearn will
change any mall.'
WANTED.
GIRi.5 for dining -room work. wages 'MOO
— Apply "The Welland." St. Catharines.
W ANTED. -Ladies to do plain
and light sewing at home,
whole or spare time, good pay ; work
sent any distance. charges prepaid;
send stamp for full particulars. Na-
tional Manufacturing Company,
Montreal.
Brass Band
This is MA.
Time to
Organise
instruments, Drama, Band Masse, Ete.
EVERY TOWN CAN HAVE A BAND
Lowest prloes,ver quoted. iiuecatalogue.
Oyer SY) illustration., mailed free. Write we
for anything in Mask Of N..ekd lnatruasea's.
WHALEY. ROYCE G CO.. Limited
Turunto, Uric.. and Wlnn1yog. Man.
Fire Insurance Agents Waned
Rlobocn 1 8 nrummnnd Fire insuranre con.
pony, Head (Mice Itirhmnn4' Qu. Kdshili .d
1879. cast to et eats. For agencies at wimp's.
Noted pointy, Province of Ontario, address
Harry -"Yes, I got my looks J. H. EW:1RT, l'hief Agent,
No. 18 Wellingto• at., East, Teronte.
from my mother and my brains _ --
from m;: father." Dern -"I'm sor-
ry to hear that•" Harry --"Why . WARREN OZOWSKI & 00.
Dora --"Becatese it appca rs to isle i.t tnle It :rout, :.t r7k £zU.a' .
your parents were painfully lack- I,..1.,. 11"k )tullding, is Itr,.1 ,.tre.a
ing in goncro ity to their only 'fo'K('x.ro. NRwYURK
son :"
THE "BURLINGTON ROUTE
STOCKS AND BONDS
rt sp• are new COBALT iu: Wsor>a:iluo.e'
geelallslag In
will inwuaurzt., hlsy inn', two through trains. -- --
Chicago 1" Seattle. Wash.. VLA Mt. 1'..O. dally
Low rates 10 all North and youth l'..rttie I.w+t
points A dirty p.ge f'.lIor de.eriptive of the
Ala.ka•VuL,n Eti...salon free tar the w.king.
For inform 11100 In regard W rats and train Nh
ire writ. •n roll on
J. A. ]•(RICK, 51 King 9t. Riot, T.,ronto, Ont.
Vary • •.1 tt..ulttn't marry the
hest 111611 in the world.- .lgatha
"Nor 1. 1 would marry the l,i it,•-
groont. and let the best man lure
one of the bridesmaids:. if 1 e•. r
got a chance."
AGENTS MEN OR WOMiN
WE GIVE FREE SAMPLE Make three dollars
CASE a day and establish
permanent husineaa
on our capital. Our
high class goods
sell on sight in
every home, are
quickly
used
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Leading Co-lservatorlcs, Ct&ges, Schools,
1 heatres, and in thousands of homes where a piano
of distinctive merit is appreciated. The Bell is the
only piano with the Wemilabk Repeating Action.
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A PERFECT FOOD
0 RANGE MEAT 1s made from the whol.• wheat thoroughly cooked
Wheat i nntains all the necessary elements to su.t.,n life In
better proportions than any o•her cereal.
ORAN(if: 315.LT AND MILK 18 .l PERFECT FOOD
To persistent users of ORANOF MEAT • reward is offered They
will pay Seven Hundred Dollars in gold or Y,ft9-two Dollar• .,or/
rear during lifetime.
A private powers in every package of Orange Meet gives foh
details of how to earn this and other prises.
1f you enter this e.,ntevi. ,.end pest cud to (trsrr.• teat, Kings
ton. giving full name and address. and mention the payee to w(1W
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