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YOUNG
FOLKS
THE DOG TIIAT DANCED.
It was Saturday, and so. of course,
there was no school. All the week the
1C4 aft The ponds had been grc,s'ing
thicker and thicker, to the great Joa-
o(
oyof Ihc• Conway boys, James and Arthur,
Anti their friend, George Arnold; for
their fathers had toll thein that it the
Ice was btrong enough by Saturday
they !night skate down across long
Pond and go through the pass to Big
island Lake.
It \wits found thrit the ice was thick
enough, so about ten o'clock they start-
ed. 'Their moth( rs 11ac1 put up lunch-
eons for thein, and the boys were go-
ing to build a fire on the ice, near the
shore, t4► keep warns while They ate,
And perhaps cook some bacon by stick-
ing the slices in the ends of split sticks,
and holding it over the fire.
The ice was so clear tout the boys,
by putting their faces down close to
It • conal look through it like n pane
cf glass, and soo things on the bot-
tc.►n, near the shore, and dead leaves
moving slowly along toward the out-
let. ()lice George saw a fish --a big pick-
erel, as long as pts arm.
By the time they reached the foot of
Ding Pond it was nearly noon, and
the boys Were 130 hungry that they de -
Aided to have their luncheon at once.
They wanted some dry wood to niake
'the fire, :o they alt !oak off their skates
and laid them down on tho ice by the
boxes of luncheon. Then they went
Lack a little way Into the woods on the
shore. for the sticks.
Each toy gathered a big armful -so
tag that it stuck way up in the air in
front of him earl almost kept hien from
be:Ong where he was going. But they
pushed their way through the bushes
to the ice nga'n, and dropiel the wc.od
it a pile for their fire.
Just then they heard n crackling in
the bushes. They turned and saw a
lig. hinny-Icoking dog coming out. Ile
was shaggy, and a kind of dirty brown
in color; and be had small eyes, very
black, that twinkled, and a sharp nose
that kept quivering and wrinkling up.
When he saw the boys he stopped
n
moment, and put his nose up in the
ni' ani sniffed. Then he stalked slow-
ly out on the lee toward the boys
luncheon. His ts•alk was ungainly.
RHEUMATISM
IN THE BLOOD
Ogre it by Enriching the Blood
With Dr. Witham$' Pink pillet
There is only one way by which rheu-
matism can be cured. 1t must Le treat-
ed through the blood. Lintrue&Is and
outward applications may give tempor-
ary relief, but they can't possibly cure
the trouble. And while yoll aro expert -
wonting with liniments the trouble 16
every day becoming rrnore Brialy root-
ed in the system, and more difficult to
cure. The poisonous acid that Ct1USCs
rheumatism must be driven out of the
blood, and you can only do this by
making new, rich, red blood through
the use of 1)r. Williams' l'in'k Pills.
Mr. Chas. 11. Lumley, of Brlckford,
Ont.. is ono of the best known farmers
in l.amblon county. About there years
ago, while Mr. Lumley was engaged in
threshing, he became overheated, and
this was followed by a severe chill that
startoi the rheumatic pains. Mr. Lum-
ley says: "1 did not think anything of
',what a big dog he Is!'' said James;
it at the time, as I was accustomed to
diseases hospital erected there at it,
Dost of nearly 47,000.
It has leen arranges to form an Ohl
Edinburgh Club, whose aim will be in
collect material which may aid in in-
creasing accurate knowledge of the city.
Overcome by his emotions, a specta-
tor of a lnekelrarna at Dumferrnli.ne
rushed on tt, the stage and ilssaulle•,I
the villain. Ile was removed by the
'�►olicc.
The estate of Glenlee, \Wigto'vsl'i.•)
has teen purchased by the Ilon. Gil
bert 11. Campbell, brother of the tie •a
of Loudoun, from Mr. Prince Slni':h,
of Keighley.
A Portion of Dundee s (sigh street
is to be laid with granite
from AbPete�•-
(ken, another with (,
head, and still another with g;rari't
from Neorway.
A plait of Admiral Lord Nelson's 15a'r
has been discovered in a house nt K'rk-
p'►atric'c tillage, in tho pariah of Close -
burn, which is in the occupat.:on of R.
Anderson. dcakr.
The quantity of coal shipped from
the various ports in Scotland during
1007 Was 14 .770.U13 tons, an increase of
845,419 tans over 1906.
being exposed to alt kinds of weather.
about
As a result 1 was unable to, g`Otins
next morning. 1 had severe p
in
my arms and legs which 1 !rented at
first with the usual bongo re,uo(lies. As
these did not help me, and the trouble
Was growing worse the family doctor
was sent for, but he did not have any
letter success. Ile told mo I was suf-
fering from a .cvere attack of rheuma-
tis, and there can be no doubt about
zn
it, ns 1 was confined to my home about
four months before I was fortunately
advised to try Dr. Williams* Pink Pills.
1 silt for a supply, and it was not
Ion before 1 found they were helping
me, and by the time I had taken a half
dozen boxes the trouble had entirely
disappeared. In other respects the pills
also greatly unproved my health, and
I never felt teller in my life than 1
have since taking them. I tl•erefore
most cheerfully recommend Dr. \Vil-
hams' fink fills to other similar suffer-
ers."
1)r. Williams' fink Pills make cures
of this kind after doctors and common
medicines fail, because they actually
snake new blood. They don't cure the
mere symptoms. They go right to the
root of the trouble In the blood. That
is why this medicine cures anaemia.
indigestion, neuralgia, palpitation of the
heart, and the headaches ant back-
aches brought on by the ailments that
(11► the lives of so many women with
misery. 1)o not take any pills without
the full name, "Dr. Williams Pins.. ill
Pale ale 1 eople, 011 the wrapper
the box. Sold by all medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 50 cents a box or ax
boxes for 82.50 from Tho Dr. Williams.
Medicine Co., Brockvtlie, Ont.
and uideed he was -bigger than any
the toys had (ver seen before.
"Alai what a funny wall( he has!' Said
George. T1ien the other boys noticed
it too -a kind of roly-poly, waddling
walk. as if he were made of jelly, all
stalky. They had never seers a dog
walk like that before.
Tho dog diol not pay any attention
to the toys, but kept right on tower.]
the lunch -boxes they had left on the
ice. Ile did riot stem to be cross, and
they went a kw saps toward dila. and
eh:,utrd and shook sticks at him. which
they took from they pile of wood. 'Then
he growled, but kept right on toward
the luncheon.
"Throw your stick at him,' said
• James to Arthur. "Perhaps that will
scare him."
Arthur threw the stick, but as it
(whirled through the air, the big dog
suddenly stood op on his hind legs and
(aught the stick in one of his paws,
just ns a boy \vitt cutch a baseball bat
selach another boy tosses to hint. Then
the toys were astonishe:l and terrified
to fee huni begin to dance on his hind
k•ga. moving in a circk. Lalancing the
Stick swinging h.s head up and down,
MUSIC AM) INSANITY.
Some instruments Useful in Sone
Ilarnitul 111 Others.
FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
Cases,
POWER OF PINE
HEALING
1you have ever taken a walk
through a pine {ores), you will remem-
ber haw, aliswst unconsciously, the
head was thrown back and lungs ex-
panded ns you drew in, with long deep
bleatl►s, the pine -laden air. 1IOW in-
vigorating it was -boss' hculingt
'Chou+anis of men and women suffer-
ing !nom lung and bronchial affections,
but whose circumstances present them
from seeking rene el health in the
pine tweets, can be relieved and cured
in their own home by using Virgin Oil
of lane (pure). 'Titin preparation cun-
toins all the health -giving properties
of the forest Imes, and will t reek up a
cold in 2.1 hours and cure any cough
that is curable. It is also a per
fect
neutralizing agent for uric acid, f11 t
affords speedy relief in cases of
rheumatism, Tare -back, or other nffea-
lions resulting frons disordered ki4lI1t'y .
Virgin Oil of Pine is put up in aa -oz.
vials only for druggists to dispense,
each sial enclosed in a round wooden
case to prevent breakage and exposure
t(• light. This case is sealed with an
engraved wrapper showingthe rat --
Virgin Oil of Pine (purPrepaneil
only by {.each Chemical Co., Windsor,
Ont. --plainly printed thereon. 11 is
well to get the genuine. Should your
druggist tie unable to supply you, jou
can have a 3, -oz. vial mallei to you
by sending 50 cents to the Leach Che-
mical Co., Windsor, Ont.
Tho effects of music on both the sane
and insane depend more on the kind of
inatrument or instruments employed
than on the variety of the musical pro-
dt•ction, writes a physiciun in the Medi-
cal Journal.
Strings and horns have a soothing
effect; more stirring effects are obtain-
able from wooden wind instruments;
n-,cre enlivening yet from brass; and the
most agitating; and thrilling of all from
drums and the upper octave instru-
ment'S, such as the piccolo.
A string; orchestra when playing lively
dunce nnusic calked some increase In
pulse and blood pressure and all awak-
ening of attention among the depressed,
and increased motility among the excit-
tdk'. Such instruments as strings and
horns, especially playing soft or plain-
tive music. would be positively harmful
is depressed conditions, but are useful
lit some 111atliil C::Ses, etc.
It tins hcen noted lately in experiments
on the effects of music on breathing that
m the normal individual, listening to
organ music, major or minor, loud or
soft, shortens the respiratory pause and
snakes the breathing faster and shal-
lower.
in hospital practice 1 found it useful to
subdivide the concert orchestra for ward
purposes, using certain combinations for
certain cases, depending on effects de-
sired, as previously described. Pa-
tients should also be allotted freedom
of movement (luring concerts. Pallia -
live effects at least are nearly always
obtainable.
in matters of amusement. diversion
and occupation, in disord"rcd mental
states, it is found necessary to have vilr'-
i( ty. The s01110 diversion cannot as a
rule be long used with the surae pa-
tients.
If physical training is t.tilized, various
methods are employed; music may he
used to occolnpany the exercises, and
the mune and instruments rnny be var-
let!. Basetall games interest the entire
hcusehold and cause diverting oonversa-
lic n. The sante is tr and inthese
se hospi-
tals, respecting pool
bowling matches; and the benefits of
patients' dances have been a platter of
common observation and continent for
years.
Rhythmic exercises,
MOTES OF INTERi.ST FROM iIER
IIA\KS AM) BRAES.
What
is Gering On tn the Highlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia.
(anim to be the oldest living Scots-
man is 11,8410 by Archibald MacCl ilrl-
n on, of Skye, nged 109.
'file Duke of Buccleuch has been np-
p>ointed president of the lbenfre►y ;tars_'
And snaking a funny noise that was 'Territorial Array Ass(,cnitie.n.
BEGGAR'S SANK BOOK.
.1 Clever Gang Captured by the Bdrlin
Police.
A clever gang of Turkish, Gre-k and
Russltln proles.aional beggars, s+I1) huwe
been "working' Berlin, (ier•nlany since
the in delle of Deoeniter atter a series
of successful operations in other con-
tinental capitals, was captured toy Ii►e
1>< -.fico a few days ago. Their proflta
had amassed at su: h a rate that they
were compelled to cp^n a bank account
for the storage (,f their ill-gotten gains.
Thor aa•hernc was to :end out four -if
the youngest members of the gang, who
made a house -to -he -415e canvas of vari-
ous neighborhoods in the guise of de
af
and dumb 1 -errors. A trotted appeal
which the "mutes" presenlel lord a har-
rowing; la') of how, during the last
Turkish -Bulgarian Ihns1ilit:os. their par-
ental tonnes had been pillaged, and the
longues of all the children of the house -
):old cut out by bloodthirsty tioldiers.
Subsequent attacks of typhoid had then
rotobed then) of their hearing.
"llelp me, merciful Christiana' con-
cluded the plaintive prayer, anal God
will rea.mpense you a thousand times.
The "beggars" often came home at night
with pockets clunking with gold and
silver. The swindle crime to Tight lr14t
week in consequence of a piece of bad
management at the headquarters of the
gang which resulted in one of the beg -
:ars applying by mistake at a house
which a colleague 11.1c1 successfully
"worked" a couple of days before.
partly growl and partly as if he were A skuned glass window has i,(cn
trying: to sing when he had n cold. erected in the parish church, I1C nes;.
ret mentory of Provost \\'e!sh.
Darntig,o to Tev:oldale Mills, 'hoick,
and stock, was caused by Ilia) to the
extent of about £2,000.
Crieff town council will borrow Ll t,-
OOC to meet the cyst of the proposed
sewage purifle�a t ion works.
On the Athol! estates there me lest
could reach the shore, the bear. mov- small hoklers, and hardly n big farmer
Ing in a circle`. had got between there
and the land. rind in trying to lura,
Janes al pied and slkl right Whent!, to-
ward the t ear. Ile set up a great cry,
tut ( t rge and Arthur did not Id go
oI hint. although they. too, were very
)nut h frightened.
"It's a bruit It's n tear!' cr:e 1 George
and Arthur together; and getting James
by the hand, they all three started to
Aril.
Nov every tar�y knows how hard 1t
Is to run on ice without skates. You
keep slipping and sliding, and you can-
not turn quickly nt all. Before the boys
who was not once a small Igo .er. .
Mr. J. Campbell Lorimer, K. C... Oat
been appointed Sheriff of Ayrah rii. in
the stead of the late Sir David llran;1.
A medal has been struck to cesrninem-
orate the Ki1hg's visit too Aberlour
(linn(fshire) Orphanage last °ultimo.
I hen. all at once. there come a great There is over £7.5;.6 at the cre(!tt 4 f
shouting and crashing in the bushes. 267 deeosttr rs in lnnc•rl'ithen and ? n-
and out lopped a little man with high twilit* (l'4cblcrhire) Savings Bank.
hoot rind n red flannel shirt and a 1.ast year G.62a squirrels were 1;1'le.'
fur cap. It.s eyes w4 re tug ane) Clack. iso Inverness, )toss and Sutherland. The
and his ha.r curly; and in his ears he Unities paid was at tW race.' of 4:1. per
pact tattle rings of gold. ile talked very o tail.
loud to the tear. and teemed to be A fend for the poor has teen pro-
acolding' hien. brit the 14 ys could not sented to Errol, Perthshire, in mercer),
understand what he said. He wnikc•1 •of the late Mr. Janus Bello, hot;:•:ce D
right up to the hens and slapped him
1a 1( a across Itie fact- with his hand.
The bear whined. and began to (lance
nt, 111e faster. Then the little mnn tcok
n Lig ceotinr from h s pocket and strap -
eel it rotund the t+cnr'e neck. and lie-
-ran
e-
-gan to lea,1 hem nosy by a rope. last
before h(+ sent he turned 1n the boys
Anel 5nid. With n Fnlile that showed his
whit(' tel!). "Bn(1 11epp>w ! Run away.
fati like dance. Get cord. get seek.'-
Y(o11 hes Companion.
4,
f t.EA!•\�"T Fon J.1\II:S.
FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE
MEWS IIV MAUL FROM IlIELANT)'S
SHOItES,
llappenings In the Emerald Isle of
Interest to Irish-
men.
The Central
Central Nuontalrseries
bs', Buoy
Drapes -Ines, Noweif splendid
value Raspberry. Itykoi&ad R 81mrsw yPI is In 'grislier
ll well grows. MAO. depeudable stock. awed for air urea Prised cata-
uo. e ship direct to our customers. with satisfactory results. Try etc
IS h year. Meed Potatoes: Climes, Burets. Eldorado, Peck's Early, Early
Kiss, Uold Coin. aid .them. 'Ibis ad. will nut appear again.
Ae Ce NULL IL $3N, ST. C1f�iLAINES, ONTARIO.
MEN LION THIS PAPER,
HEARTY.
"Tarte back the heart that you gates);
With a kik of regret tie said,
aro the ssaatreis olio stood gestate hirci),
"And bring mo liver insteai."
DON'T OVFRD AR W YOUR SANK
ACCOUNT.
Jas. F. M. Mullen, J. P., of Belmont,
has been appointed lligh Sheriff of
(ark for the present year. int.
S.r Chnr!es I. Brett has been nppo
ea pores dent of the Belfast Chamber of
Conlnlerco for 1908.
Antritis road residents are agitating In
favor of the purchase of the Canlhill
A \Whitewall Tramway systems by the
Belfast corporation.
Alderman Sir i;obert Anderson has
teen elected mayor of Belfast. in place (blind or bleeding), bad legs. Inflame.'
of the Earl of Shaftesbury. Councillor patches, rheumatism. neuralgia, scluth-
g�
John McCaughey has been made high ca. obsces4es and all di'eased. injured
sheriff for 1908. and irritated conditions of the sk<n. Ott-
The corporation of the city of Belfast tainable of all druggists and store.:,
and the management of the Forster- or poet -paid upon receipt of price
Preen Il .,r purl have between thein
from Zuul-13uk Co., Toronto.
FOl'R HOSPITALS FAILED.
James Heard, of Morton Park, Ont.,
says: "While employed at the Specialty
Works of Newmarket 6 or 7 years olio,
1 brei scxl ray' ankle, but through neg-
lect this bruise turned to an ulcerated
t r turning sore which caused ngreat
gloat deal of suffering. 1 tried a
111111)1 el* of doctors, and was in the ho
pilot four times. 1 tried almost every-
thing, but Clothing did me any gcod.
1 could not sleep `at night \ith btct tfomcat 1-
rng and burning pain,
e
first application of 'Larnbuk 1 never lo: t
any sleep. and felt nothing more of it
than if 1 hadn't had any 50 a al all. 11
started healing and gave me no further
trcutle. I persevered swan it find my
enkle is now as sound and well as ever
it ua';. t cannot speak too lOghly of
%nln-Bak."
lana -Bak cures cuts, horns, chaplet!
hands, chafings, toll sores. it':h,
: tains,
eczema, running sorc5, ear e
throat, ba•1 chest, ringworm, 'aka
To overdraw your bank account, whether
mentally or physically, is more suicidal
oven than to overdraw materially. Repair
wasted tissues. str.ulethen shattered nerves
and rejuvenate your rheumatic system by
visiting the famous Mineral Balt Springs
of the "St. Catharines Well" of St. Cathar-
ines. Ont. A postal card to J. D. McDon•
aid; District Passenger Agent, ()rand
illustratedTrunk lway System. descriptive matter..' will bring
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.
agreed to pay for twenty-five new beds
in the institution.
Four men and two women have teen
arrested in Belfnst, charged with the
To tat:oluv our
goods sad that we
may *sad you oar catalog, •►tet♦
eootaiu hualre.ls of barst11Ma is
soap Ilse of ge►ue1• Ws Nu
you lata bstrdsonue gs►14 Qu
Bisset Etas, with raised scrolls on odes, sada►le les
mea. Ironies or a ai1dr. s ; ars su the rets et the p seat
00s0 Postpaid with our sestets for 1 cents Rood
sajrated uta��Nsb. bouts os►:a *atm
1 MB W/NOUN cu.. Dept U.a. brldysport,Ceno.
Guest (in cyoueap s m r�ls u� ink)ruins
waiter. are y
turtlo soup?
\Vash r--Gour'e it is. it was made
from water taken from n pond in the
park in ss loch two turtles were kept
a'i surnulcr
TO CURT A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE ItROMO Quinine Tablets.
GROVE'S ists sIz wtore is fund onteachfalls
bus. curs.
*10. W.
NOBODY WOULD KNOW.
Doctor (to lis cook, who is just 1eav-
ing-"Well, Miss, 1 and sorry, but 1
can only give you a very indifferent
ci:;.aructer."
"Well, sir, never mind. Write, it
just like you do your prescriptions?"
HER ONLY CIIANCE.
A clergyman twice refused to mnrry
theft of 4202 from the t111 of Dennis a couple who carne teflon, him. te.i
C1 -Flaherty s spur.. store. cause on both occasions the bridegroom
Two I'crlfast constables. sent to a
rest n lunatic of the name of Lanigan,
had a strenuous time before they ef-
fected tho capture. The elan was
armed with a razor. anal both police -
Men received ninny bad cuts.
'Ilio Belfast health authorities report
another outbreak of spotted fever 'n
that city. Owing to the use of a new
scrum, the death rate has. however,
ereisc'4 such es -bicycle been reduced to thirty per cent., as
riding; on level !,round, are useful in
slates of pnrtial exhaustion and In the
spnssnodic neuroses. Golf is frequently
prescribed in many nervous disordcrss as
u form of exercise the dosage of which
Is easily regulated.
Calisthenic drills to increase the atten-
tion are apt to be too exhausting for
cliental cases unless sufficient renction
time is permitted, or the teacher an om-
any his commands with a performance
cf the earns movements to escape
permitting imitation. which is not (lc- overpowered, he managed
1 turn In an alarm.
e r.
he late Mrs. Agnes Shcrs' .cit et'
Christie. Ilr.ughton Ferry, Lequeathed
49,000 to institutions in Dun fee and
district.
The death re:ently took place ( f \ir.
Win. Spink, Arbroath, n teac1» of
navigntion, an inventor of the terrace-
lesticol e.
Sir Donald Currie is to restore pail
er Dunkeld Cathedral "1n the spry 1 of
the past," there being no replica cf
the original w4,1(c.
Mr. Pune; Jnrvie, who for n quarter
0! n century boa tern stn1.on-lna-,te•r
nt iinsin Statia•an. Kir•kintilloch, has re-
tin(l under the age limit.
Jedhurg!h has ngre ed to comb'ne with
Meirrse for 11►e'. u: a of the infectiot•s
When \1r. noncom won 1.:s bride he
f(It 1,rmperly hurnhte at securing such
n prize, and In the after years Mrs.
llansoul never allowed pial to lapse
ink Mroe'fulre•5s of her eondescen-
s.e n.
le, r r(n'ly cared fcr rile. I'm sure.'
sai•i \tr. 11111) ,m. "Thal is a great
ae infa•rt--to thank 1 didn't urge you
fgninat y,ur v.i-,pts."
••J.:rncs," !:Iia \Irs. Ran91m. in a tone
Eluted W her impo'ing and s onlewhnl
n.arsiwe ap,penrfnce•. "how could you
Iver d'ubt my nifeclkn' Ilnve 1 not
is ht you that 1 Lal Ir'' posa's tram men
who wire b(i;l ant. hand o;ne and tat-
tnl(d. and pas -ins them all by, Jams',
1 c Ilene your
11c is a mann man who will dollber•
early talk in h s skcp kr the purport
pf keeping his tired wife awake.
r'
himself, thus
ngalndt. seventy per ccnt. in last year's
epidemic.
Investigation into the Irregularities
In the Belfat treasury depnrtn.ent has
revealed n defalcation of 46,800 in three
words alone. 1t is thought that the
total shortage will he about 415.000.
Awakening from sleep, Rev. I.:ndany
Cullen, of llangor, County Down. found
the gas issuing from a bmkcn pipe anti
the furniture In flames. Though almost
companied by nearly as IIIIIC1l mental
exhaustion ns the close and prolonged
tatition of the attention dernnnded by
following rapid commands only.
Duplicate waist 1 have found of irrl-
me11se value in many mental cases of
knit standing In which there is not
int:ch deterioration. 11 controls the at-
tention for considerable periods, to the
eaclresiof of annoying delusions and
hallucinations.
Many h spitnIs are schools, the object provided
which
pcdag.ogic
is the awnkcningt and re-education of
dormant energies by netunl` participation
i,a stuffy' or di'cus.sk)n. Spelling
!;;ental arithmetic; geography of colul-
Iries and pinces of sperinl current news-
p,nper mention: reciting or reading aloud
--all have their value.
ILLS OF CHILDHOOD,
HOW TO CURE THEN
mance
There is no meat^tne cnn equal Baby's cl £l li (10f1.
and
On the recommendation of the Earl
cf (:ar., sfort, H. M. 1.. for the County
cf \Vickksv, the Lord Chancellor has
a1 p ointcd Mr, Christopher Charles Her-
bert Hall, of Knockrahecn, itoundwood.
to be a Justice of the pence for that
county.
The bridge which Connects Cruit !g-
land with the mainland collapsed while
n number of young people bad ns -em•
bled on it for a banes, many of their.
being thrown into the sea.
Since the institution of a bath at Bal-
lymoney workhouse only eight tramps
went through the ordeal, and were re-
ceived In the ssoI%4house, compered \lith
fifty tramps received in the correspond-
ing wee': of last year.
Mrs. Alurgaret Fagan, of Cummings -
town, West Meath, has just passed
away at the ase of 104 years.
11 is reported from Dublin that the
Duke line of steamers has Loan pur-
1 IN G. & J. Burns for the surd
was intnxicatelf.
The clergyman said to the bride:
"1 cannot understand why you come
to church with a man who Is 10 be
your husband in a state like this."
The young; woman burst into tears
and said: "f cannot help it, sir. Ile
won't oJme when he's sober!"
Own Tablets fcr the cure of such ilia
of bnbyho(►(i anti childh god as consti-
pation, indigestion, dlnrrlloea, colic,
simple fever, worms ;ive t(hitii
e thngnrou-
btes. When you g,
to
your little ones you have the guarantee
of n government analyst that it is per-
fectly safe. \Irs. Tho;. \fids. Ethel,
Ont.. rays: t have uses Itanv'a Own
Tablets for my little boy nn.i find thein
just l he medicine needed to keep Unties
heathy. 'ahoy are ensy to tithe and al-
ways (to good." Sold by medicine dea-
lers or toy- trail nt 25 cents n lox from
The Dr. Williams \ledicine Co.. Brock-
ville. (int.
Rata have disnppefrel tern Little
Cumbrae. where, before the recent ex-
pyvinhenis sv.th n disuse fatal to theta,
they were so thick as to almost ITC.
Old(' the habitation of the island.
Miring a gale, n crane nt Beardmore
k Com; nny 5 ynrd at Dalmulr. while
Nang pl ee% for the new loatt'oahin
Ag amemor.n, was l tt•n into tho river.
Two men Were carnet! with it, and
were drowned.
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The
-The le.giod rrr,.nt titer Pre
1. ;i•'4 at lo; in M► a,, e . 1t wn'
kilo, ar.d 1t tonic too horses
!1.
40111 ,1
arsine?
']
fr. t
n drag
In an A.
£20,(%%' kr his social work, and had
earmarked it for taint purpose.
At Doncaster Oreo. Peary Finn, an
neater -footman at Milton flail, was com-
mitted for trial, charged with slenlirlg
n diamond tiara, the pmp►e'rly of his
mistress, TATO
in en(kas r;ng; to r'setro h!S (lag• care of honing,Bllad, IllNdln or protadial
which had located an otter burrow nt I.1:•e Is $ to Hass or m may rerended. soe.
(:l.,n lerlaw (;n. Clare), John Cassidy p.s`, ) o,,nrnlerc ntel'cswcrc c't1
had his hand so badly bitten by ono Paring not(w, "1l hatrave ).ernrs tcrwm•
e�e
o! 111e ct'ers that an amputation hal s, on ," said the first. "and have only
tc be performed. t four order.'' "That Lank ate,"
,nit lit'ce of 'he Longford Agri- Kt'
cu te c•urns Eat cue ty propose to •1:'.c ntinue nat(1 the other; "I love leen out four
the annual show, in consequence, of twee•:' and have only got one order.
the load ng;ital on. 1f they take entrlea rind that s thorn the firm to cornet borne.'
jc.1 Pit l if they rcft1'e such entries the itard and aeft ctona cnnnot swithctnn(1
C t i
A Benefactor to All. --Tile ac,klier,
the sailor, the f-hormun, the miner, the
farmer, the mechanic, and all who live
lives of toil and spend their existence
in the dull routine of tedious tasks and
who are exposed to injuries and ail-
ments that those who toil not (10 not
know, will find in Dr. Thomas' Eclec-
tric 011 an excellent friend and Lene-
factor in every time of neeJ.
AS USUAL.
Mother's buying diamonds,
And sister tr.nkets fine.
And brother's buying shares
A "salted' copper !nine;
Willey fades like magic
It almost gives ono thrills -
And father, poor old father,
Ito has to stand the bilis!
in
What should be Forgotten 1 Everything that
mars. What should not be forgotten? he P
A L" Menthol Plasters ; a postive cure for musca•
lar rheumatism and neuralgia.
Tho Beggar -"Please, sir, will you
a lndly nssi,t a 4 caor ninn who has three
wive; to support?'• '1'11e P4destrian-
"\\'hy; do you mean to say you aro a
bigamist?'' The Beggar -"Oh, no, sir.
Two t f thein are tho wives of my sons -
In -law."
elle
A GOOD TIME TO BUY CLYDESDALES
'1't,oae swho know farmers who are
praying for their fauns and making
money usually appreciate that to raise
a Icer foals each year is a sure money
maker. (aydesdnlc horses arc recog-
1,ized to be the hest heavy draft herd
of horses for Ontario and every up -to -
dale farmer should try this yeilr. when
prices are low, to procure a brood mare
al the current prices. Quality and pedi-
gree should always he cons:(lered when
purchasing to breed from, so only high-
class mans should be procured.
A nurnt(r of chances in the way of
auction sales have gone by. but there
is an important tant sale to 1o0 held al
it►•aver'on. March 12th, where marry
tr><od mares are 10 he rold, heavy in
fool. 'this is an opportunity to to taken
advantage of. These snares are Owned
by Me« -r.. Donald Gunn do Son, the pro-
prietors Cf the famous l)unrobin Stock
I -arm. The reputation of these men is
sufficient to guarantee a grocd sale and
good animals. Farmers considering
(heir sown interests would do wer to
rtnunat.er the date.
)dress in Bolfnat General
Booth announa'ed that a lady gave him
exwe
WANTED
to bear from owner having
A GOOD FARM
for sale. Not particular about loeatton-
Please giro price and description, and rea-
son for selling. State whoa possession can
be bad. Wil( deal with owners only.
L Darbyshire, Box g$4, Rochester, N. Y.
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$EMO IDR CATALOGUE
An Important New Book by a Canadian
Novelist ;
THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS
Ay N. A. Mitchell Rea;e, author of "lie Thar
Eatoth Broad with tie.' A beautiful portrays
of the marital relation, with a powerful treat
ment of coeducation. Pronounced by critics
"ItAti1LY 0!a6 01 YRS itlsAao\'S BUST NOVELS.'
At a'1 bookstores. 81.10, or sent postpaid on receipt
of price, bythe publishers, Small, Maynard d Co.
1 Beacon t., Boston, Mau,
Buckle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup is an
unparalleled remedy for cokl4, coughs,
influenza and diseases of the throat and
lungs. The fame of the medicine rests
upon years of successful use in eradi-
cating these nik-ctions.and in protect-
ing mankind from the fatal ravages of
consumption. and ns a neglected cola
lends to consumption. one cannot be
too careful to fight 1t in its early stages.
Bickie's Syrup is the w upon, use it.
A REMINDER.
A cold wave always reminds a man
that he ought to have ordered more
coal a day or two before.
One Irinl of Mother Graves Worrn
Bxterininntor will convince you that '1
ha: n4) equal as a svorin medicine. Buy
a Cottle and sec if it docs not please
you.
FEATHER DYEING
Oleaa Goa Osritas at Eta 01 a.4 V r
also cwt by ler . PS'
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING Cie
M07RiWAL
Stubbs -"Yes, the Colossal \Vild
Animal .Show went to p:ocea. The cre-
ditors seize,' everything until they
reached tlio creature in the last cage.
Penn -"And why didn't they seize
that?" Stubbs -"It was a porcupine.''
Brown-"The,e cigar. i am smoking
aro pretty expensive." Janes -"That's
true enough; 111 !oat one you gave me
cost me a doctor's bill."
ITCH, Mr.nge Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious itch on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wcl•
ford's Sanitary Lefton. 1l never falls.
Sold by all druggtats.
iso--"P•o you think blondes have more
adlnirel s than brunettes?" She -"I
don t know. You (night oak Mss Turn -
hair. She has had experience in both
capacities..'
VAVI 1
-7-c -77
Strengthens!
. Develops:
Inv l aerates!
t . I f you suffer from weak
MAKES ,S ',t... shattered nerve.. lett
MEN•
vitality, waning poser..or•
NEW ` paired memory. meats
•stale• melancholy, weak back or premature cid are.
Val•VIto ,n11 ,rake ou strost mud vigorous.
Val -Vito •Ill buil. up s system that hm rwn/errs, no
matter how long antic led orwbattbt cause: billeting both
bol and mind back to their normalconditioa. ���
1A�'r' Dna rto t 41 sit Peek ar.4 /At 1,00,1.1•0,...a. 'qr
Val-Vtto contains oo harmful &elm 1t 1s • NHRVB
10011 taut Iiia. ty, ss..* t4rni s,4 restores VI ALU Y
gwkk1r ao4 pe•r•ranrnt!r.
The price of thl$ marrelous remedy Is to a boa (4a 1814),
but is order to demenrt•ate It, merit•. orders received prier
to April s, w 111 be Ailed ter to . seat ppnn,tpahl In plain ora opts.
hinny back If, not r.t sfactor (orresposaencerewlicite
• STERLING1 Roo* ., N w Iro S '• ity t tV,
CHILD'S DICTIONARY.
"Snor'ng--Letting off sleep."
"Apples- fhe bubbles That apple trees
blow."
"Backbiter- A mosquito."
"Fan -A thing to brush the warm
off
"Ice --Water that went to skcp in the
cold."
WHAT CAUSES 1IIEADACHE.
Prom October to May. Colds are the most fro-
neas oats* et Headache. LAXATIVE BROMO
QU1NIN mutes Cease. L W. Grove ea boa tW
"Yes, dear." salt to petted young
wife, examining her birthday gift,
"the a diamond car -rings are pretty.
tut the stones are awfully small."
"O{ course, my dear," replied the dip-
icmat.c husband, "but if they were any
larger they'd bo out of all proportion
to the s.u• of your ears."
Suffer No More . -There are thousands
who live miserable lives because dys-
pepsia dulls the faculties and shadows
existence with the cloud of depression.
One way to dispel the vapors that be-
set the victims of this di.sorier 18 to or-
der them a course of I'armelee's Vege-
table Pills, which are among the Lest
\egetable pills known. being easy to
latae and aro most efficacious in their
nclion. A trial of them will prove
thus.
A It cOognited Regulator --To bring
the digestive organs into symmetrical
working is the aim of physicians when
they find a patient suffering from � to-
rnnchic irrrgularitiea, and for this pur-
pose they can prescribe nothing better
than I'urmc'a•e's Vegetable fills, \which
will be fantod a pleasant medicine of
surpris:ng sirtue in bringing the refrac-
tory organs into but;c•c tion and restor-
ing Il:ein 14 1,nrmal nction, in a Ili^h
condition only they perform their du-
ties properly.
Litl'o Girl--"Myarnrnn is nwfol!
strict. 19 yolirs?' Little fle�y--"Ochil.'
Little Girl -"But she lots you go any' -
where you want fa. and - Little
It,,y-"Oh. she nin't slriet with me."
Little G:1.1-" rl,r•n who is she strict
ssith?'' 1,:111e 11oy- -"tea.'
e.A Grave yard cou[h" 1• the cry nI tortured
MI aTOItDAY9 h
Innpp for mercy. titre t em Allen's Lung Balsam.
which Is aae1ed witb gete►d effect eve. to oonsalap•
.F.9 CURED IN •
OINT•IEVr Is grtranteet to etre arrf : lion's slily at.r$es_
A in11.F31\IA'S iIOIINS,
The young lady sighed deeply and
was almost affected to toms.
'Iin,old." she sa:d, "declares that if
1 don't marry him he will 0nd his life.
And 1 nm nfraid he will."
she et.tlertl a sob, then continue!:
"and Ittinek►lph (l0. Imes that if 1
1, n r merry him he will go Into (oldies
ntul become great and famous, nn•i then
Holloway • Corn '.
from Iho graziers the people will ob-
Department of Agriculture will not give
the annual grant.
The flul,tin Gas Afeler factory was
totally dt slmyea by fire last week. A
ht;ndred min have ben thrown out c't t
lilt what they dein t know is tit fiat to
employment. but will he taken on
ea, in order to obtain it.
again ns Ston as new gimlets can lir
zucttred. Mete Iron Needed 1n the Montt et pole, i
Th re d icd loot ors -k, \ira. \(.:1. Net- d rwn pe•,ple. '• 1►err,'ito, the t.t►tt tonic. will
s- n. 4:f (earl' Ck1)n•Shr►nn �i.. nt the age' yut it thee•. At all g`ne:ai store* and UPORgidt
of 1('a. \ira. Nelson ment thmugrh 1)10 \Ve men enjoy twc:►r►r1g;
Criniein War 83 one of F'orenc" N:ght•
ing;rlle': tante,. On her death S'1e was t*v aU t' it 11 81,4 111.'111
ly reco':pt of an annual pension of Mt14. when they take them off.
Ilr(' 1 s effectual
eVery time. (h1 a lottle at once and t.( Says 1 shall see ss tint 1 hnse !stenos.
And 1 am all aid he sviil keep Itis aorI,
te happy. too."
\tact p aaplo talawwhnt they went, 0vor'ome by emotion. She ',oriel! her
lice in her hands, not knowing whe-
ther tr, 'ave n lite or to spare the coun-
try ,anoUlcr r0l.tician.
She--'"fhe new tenor singer in the
choir used to be a lock'milh." 110 -
"No wonder he always hits the right
lacy, then."
1iotit al.)!flea
f et: i so good
w w.
Like • bad habit a skin dMeass grows. Seen -
loos humors..s& and all eruptions may be
sand
u edigen kcrryreles Carat*.
, $u i tod Internally
byWeaver's
LiTTLE AND LONG.
One James Little 'loved a insides
As did nlso one John bong;
Rooth would call ss•i1h bontlJ ns laden
And on flowers troth were strong;
Best sheet tickets lath kept buying,
(loping thus to please the maid
Each one with the other vying -
Competitions s gcotb for Ir8Je.
Both of thein 111e maiden ar Uul
Used to meet with smiling eyes.
hitt wl en each pour.•d out his he artful
Gave indefinite replies;
So she kept them loth n -guessing,
But she hummed a little stung
To herseif her thoughts expr:•asing:
''Love Mo Little. Love Mo Long.''
engtomer 'top frrvry r'- "I w.31 you
would not give rhe rt weight
kr my money." Gro(er ' I swish ye 11
would net bite n:c s1.ch a long w..1
for minol"
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