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1.11i'I.I \VA'1'iesi legopee.o
lin l•• II, try was sitting by the kitchen
QCe, with Jtee.e un one knee rind 'rout
un the ether. There wits a rxti•.ng
u: the stove, and by and by the leg ku
kettle began to sung,
At first it was 11 soft, loN'Lemming,
and then R ros.e to a sweet litho song
that sou ntted like some onewhistling
away oft In the distance; aln
getting louder uni louder, as it he were
totting renter; and thin it was almost
eke a scream, and the cover Wofrtthe 'tet-
te began to bob up and
It was such n funny nose Unit Tom
and Jessie both laughed. r that
"What mites the kettle sing
way? \\'hat does it make that noise
for?' asked Jes.e.
"Why," said Unc Hack ,g"that be the
lel
Little Water t People
FARMS FOR SALE.
TI\iF.LY A\10U\CF.\1t:NT.
permanent and lexshun am taken ups" said I'urswn
"Arcola Farms mid elo'se al<.unlain "Ah wish ter announce befell de eel-
moieties.
e -
webl s. Fan ns; sag, u Teen- Snowbull, "dal A1► has Vitally comae•
well iucatcv'. Terms 1u melt any p'
v«i tarsus 105 to 8:5 cs aced from de
cold
hit will a Mit t hlleaneceed s'-
ca: farmer. ... per acre.
tier acre. Ranches $3.u► V) $6 }
Mortgages end Lund Aglrcuwnts (or
sale. The (look Brothers, Arcola, ;ask.
Write to -day.
Improved Farm, 640 acres of sP1en-
did wheat
am
hind, rich elto r
n a clayssoiSixttenmies on
Warner, u thriving townLt tulles south of
I. Co.'s road forty g
l.c•thbreige, IlIty acres cultivated, house
nal revcn rooms, stable for eleven horses,
a'.1I fenced and cross -fenced. I1 ice >e17
per acre. 'fernis eight dollars cash and
balance easy. Also unimpr ted land in
selected districts at frotnlcieht to let me
fteen
dollar.' per' acre. 1f
furnish you y hist
el particulars. bir wheatv-
old 1, st yar,
pee noro. N..t one bushel of frozen grain
raised in 1`•r. I sthbridee. hl'triet.
T. E. 1'.t'1"rfss(]N. I•ethbtithie, Alta.
week. per r ashen ter put no
sultry toll de conbreb
nob Dough lozengahs in de cuntrbus-
tent box dis tnuwu:n'"
AGENIS WANTED. A reliable man in every
city and tow n iu Canaria with waterworks to sen
a patent article nee,:ed In every home, hotel and
public building. Sells at sit\rrlte tat t,•r� o (lers C101 0r
adry
"he Little Writer Peop.er. ,,, particular..
out." ' (rte l both *edam mrk mg
0.60
A Wide Sphere of tac'fulness.—The
consumption of IIneLs' Eckns. trl-
0ic
1 has grown to great tr
withcstanding the fact thut it has now
Leen years on stprosper ty is market as great r ever has )ever
and the demand for it in that period has
tory greatly increased. It is hencfh'ial
introduc-
erin 011 enmities, and wherever 1
el frestl supplies are constantly usked
tor.
lieu. T. thio Ow on Sound, Ontario.
the children together. "What are they. _rt ____--
Do they live in the teakettle'( We never
J them before."
t
amed o ►tem FEATHER DYEING
l
"Well," calci Uncle Henry, "1 emit (.1e,eataa mea cutea•slul >�� of°�y: `moi vie 1 Thee.
. eaa be sent br W
tett you whet (ley oo t `' BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.
seers 1pto'm bol Svc
know Y
1 k l k ' leenu,a
nobody has over MONTREAL.
CAN
• ttte ore there because we
see
what they do.
'"They are very funny Lillie People-- r
all that lnlndreds and lntn(lreds
WANTED
to to bear from owner hiring
A GOOD FARM
O horn he
of them can lino in n teaspo.itltul ut
nater tint' have plenty of roam."
"Do they always live in ttte water?"
asked Jessie.
'Yes, always in the water. When it
is cold they keep perfectly still. They
raver sing or talk or shout then. Ilut,
when tate water begins to get hut, then
the Little People rush around every
way, trying to get out. are shut in, they
"If they 11041 the y
begin to sing a hulk song, all together.
to
a line, teeing voice: 'Oh, please lel
r. 1alto,
S \C
n►rnt
in
here. .u
FREE
L. out! y _.
k l us oltt' That song is very pretty
t^ (tear, because all the people are po-
lite, and say please.
"But in a little while, it you don't den
anything, they beg it 10 shout in ti loud-
en voice: 'Let us out! Let us out! leus t
Lo-
tt(
People
begin oval! etegnto screamandlun
out!
the
l
titb
Peo
uo on each other's sh iulders, and jump i
over each other, to get oil.
for Pale. Not particular about lorttlon-
t'1.t-e Gtr. price and description, an
a aa a -
son for selling. state when posse
be had. WIII'deal with owners only.
L. Darbyshire, Doane Rochester, N. Y.
"A new of them squteze through un-!
der tate lid of the teakettle, and others
conte through the spout; but 111. y can't
get out fast enough that way. They
are like ttie boys over at 'Tommy's'
school, when they all try to get through
tho doer at the same time."
"But what it yeti don't let then' out?
What do they do then?'
"Well, they all bend their heads down
and get their backs and shoulders i
agn`nst the 'muter side of the kettle cov-
er. and press hard with their hands.
and then they give a great shout ant
push all together, and let tho lid a lit-
tle way. And every time they do that
a lot of them get out." •
"They are doing it nowl" kettle cover ried bobbed sup
eagerly, as the
end (town.
"Are they good or bad people?' asked i
Tcrnnty.
"Tkey fire gond; his uncle answered.
"I' they are shut up in strong iron pri-
son -houses, where they cannot get out,
they will work hard day and night.
They nre so strong when they work le-
gether that they can do more than a
People
Ile (sand Inca. It is these Little en Ple
of the Wnter wtio pull all the big trains
of cars nnd push all the steainloets."
. "1 wish 1 could see them or catch
Borne of 'hent." said Tommy; and l
fore Uncle Henry could slop him, he
tool stretched his hand out to the lea-
) t -t t'e Dover. Ile drew It bac'( Very
tkl
4 "les," said Uncle Ilenry, "they are
pored. but sometimes we get in their
Gay, and then they give us troublc.--
You:h's Compeniun.
HOW THE BA
WAS SAVED
BLOOD MAKING
TONIC TREATMENT
1 Cure for jtnaanla That is Show-
ing Remarkable Proofs of Cures
in Stubborn Cases.
Mrs. N. peek—"Sir! Before 1 married
you 1 was used to having the beet of
everything.' Mr. N. Peck—"And you
de still, my dear. For when 1 propos-
ed you said that 1 was everything to
you, and ever since you've always got
the best of me."
Tells how a young man saved
the bank by a wise investment.
Every stock buyer and investor
should read thin book. Not tor
sale. Sent tree on request. Your
name on a postal will bring it.
Write today
R. w. eAle[Y
351 R$IYeay ExohanSe BIdR•, Seaver, aero.
iTCII, Mange, Prairie Serntches ant
every font of contngious itch In human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by
Wee
teas Sanitary Lotion. 1t ower huts.
Sold by all druggists.
tlol•tit:'i (ATM (4)v;l \ft'T10s.
Become Sat 'rated \\ it Ii Nitrite's 111"
ease Germs.
The Puri' municipal council has just
made the Learntngtlisc,vcry that some
hundreds of house» in the working-eluss
districts of the city aro taunter) with
eonsutupt.on. This means thin ttt,•y are'
literally dwellings of deuth, since any -
Leafy luhabitating ate auf th<vu.for tiny
length of time is •pruettcully certain to
catch the complaint.
'1'tutl buildings can Leconte saturated
with dicrase germs after (li's fashion has
long 1r. 11 kn•.,w11 10 nleaical 111.11.
CC • homes," for instance. were di- ev-
icted by Mr. Semmes Smith in the 1 al -
6 Iti'tt.ic F.0 , Englund, mutt cis"" the.
• •uk•n
U
r• lige
:7(1.1[4%1 1
t rill •ell
which
wet
sho-t terrible of maladies. Another, in-
stance.' by Mr. leArcy l'ow'er, clainl',1
eie victims three tenants, who inhabit...1
it one after (mother. 1l sores then .set`
light to by the landlord, and guilt all)
standing together with everything that
11 contained. proved to ill
t'luguc, loo, leas been p
feel certain dwellings atter a like fash-
ion. In one case, mentioned in a re-!
cent report of the Indian Commission -1
ers, a large tenement house in l3embuy
sous so badly diseased that it meant .
death to anyone rush enough to enter.
It It we.,, thereforbourdod up, and',
rernainod canpty cur e, over u year. 'Then
IWO families of vagrant beggars. Hurn -I
geeing eleven pertheir r'abode there without
ns in all. Lie he in.
mud took up
the knowledge of the autho,;tws. With-
in a week not one of them was lett
alive.
Perhaps, however, the noes', extraor-
dinary instance in point is utloreed 1,y
clic case of Ambers, the ancient capital
of leypote, which contracted l.prtisy
so badly that no one would dw'•-1 with-)
Ire Its walls who could help it, f i- leer
of infection. So. eventually, Je}' Slue
the then rajah, ordered a gen( rill . x,,dus
of all the lnhabitunts that were left
olive•,
The edict was duly carried out, and
front that day to this the city has re -1
,manned unpeoplei, a prey to the loathe -
some disorder that recent experience
still linger in its silent
has shown to
streets nnd deser:e d squares.
When the buds' becomes weak avid
run down, either from overwork, curry
or severe a xuminalion of the
blood would show It to be weak anti
watery. This condition is called anae-
mia, which is the medical terns for
"bk,o(llcssncss." The ce>nunull stnsttits
unit
ere paleness of Ute lips, g cal i
cheeks, shortness of 'event and 1 P -
tt.tkii► of the heart after the slightest
exertion, dull eyes and loss of appetite.
Anaemia 011(1 may gradually dangerous
possuu
ttoconsump-
tion.
ons tition. It can only be cured by treating
its cause ---which is the poor condition
of the blood. The biongjnbl n t beit W en e
rich and red, thereby 6
ry the necessary nuurielime ►t to every
part of the body. real-
er. \\'illilulla Pink Pills are the great-
est medicine in the world tor making
new, rich blood and they have been
clung enamel and ot! er blood diseases
for nearly a generation, and are now re-
cognizeJ the world over as an invalu-
able hOuSehold remedy.
Mrs. 1). 1'stabrook, Rroeklyn 110011,
N 11., says:—"My daughter Gertrude,
who is note in her sixteenth year, was
sickly from early childhood, WC were
constantly doctoring for her, but it dict
not wenn to help her in the least. In
Pict 111 she grew older she seined to
grow weaker. She wile always pale
and listless, suffered (tom headaches,
dizziness and patpilatiun of the heart.
She did not res( at 'light, and would
often toss and moan the whole night.
Finally she had to discontinue going 10
school, and us she was continunity bak-
ing doctors' medicine without benefit i
grew discouraged, and feared we would
low her. Friends urged Us to give her
D►• Williams' fink Pills, and I finally
decided to (lo so. By the (line she hod
token three boxes there Was an ilnprove-
ment, and a little litter she was able to
return to school. From that on she
grew stronger, had nn excellent appe-
tite. slept web at night, and 1s now as
healthy a girl as you will see. 1 be-
lieve that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills saved
her life, and as a mother 1 would re-
commend these pills to every family in
which there arc young girls.
All medicine dealers sell these pills,
or you can get them by mail at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Gib.
,
The colony of Barbary apes on C
rafter, the only one in Europe, is re-
garded as sacred, and none of the ani-
mals may be killed.
1Iov to Cleanse the c. System.—Parme-
S
etablc Pills are the result of
1 b
scientific study of clic effects of cxlrncts
of certain roots and herbs upon the di•
g•esLivc organs. Their use has demon-
trated In many instances that they re-
gulate the action of the liver and the
kidneys. parity the blood, and carry oil
all morbid accumulations from the
altl cls
t• m. They nre easy to Inke,�
action is mild and L'eneticial,
.
NOT CURIOUS.
A certain employer of labor had re-
ceived many complaints fromhis fore-
man
re -
man as to, one of the hands, who,
though nn excellent workman, anti one
n
whom( it were undesirable to dismiss nl-
A Special Sale
HiOIi-CLASS
ORO
i towhee', could never be induced to ar-
rive at the proper time in the morn-
ing. to ex
So the employer, determining
p esttlate with the offender personally,
arrival early one morning and laid in
wait for hint.
In due time the dilatory one strolled
in and was accns'ed wrathfully:
"Do you know what time we begin
work here in the morning?"
"No, sir," was the calm reply, "I
_ know they're always at it when I get
here."
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V84 CANOE 02
�Berrs.v.•cRS, To 4ivrARJo ci ver CO
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r-
PETERBOROUGH CANADA
The Best 8118 Chea
Cenoea,SJriffa.Lavn eeSta
SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND GET
OUR
BEFOR7 BUYING
PRICES
t
s_r
SLEEPING 1N F.%Ci: OF ENEMY.
ealcoutrnl:ilolt• I►e'ire in 'situations el
Great Tension.
it is nut act unknown thing for a sol -
dor In fall asleep even when Osten- A. J. Pattison & Co. in their weekly
rt Illy taking an active part in an news
t'hell ter total•enBeund rho •ketreport sli(tsloren
ows:
A
says the Brined' Medical Jot n
nl.
A case in p:uint is supplied by on In- more active du rir g th blc week of than
for
!cresting communication from n 1A11- steno t me pa,
t. Largodon surgeon who served iu South Af- ipameot nds
havd from ;t 1e bon ken up
fr or in-
.
rica.
n-
nt
Tien. 11e writes:
Any one who has seen men in shin- The dock market, both in 'Daunt()
lions of great tension knows that some and New York, has shown unusual ac -
of therm— in Net n small minority of Betty nnd ad\'nnces in price; for the
them—may lie overcome0Seep.It affects some n11nler unther of cases f idend s uhlHnti urs wns in
Some of
tr. ilob:o desire W sleep.
men more than others. At }loaning the changes were from 5 to R points. The
Spruil, June, 1900, the writer happened
to be the only surgeon on tilt &pot
when C'it. Bullock (now Gen. Bullock)
sonS nttecked for about nine hours by a
ik•er tore double his own in num-
hers. better armed and assisted by sr-
Ultery, We were without th d invalu-
able assistance. The Boers tailed to
take the post.
During the attack the writer visited n
trench ill w h'cli one man waQpbadly bit
and an, Cher was lying y
dead, except that lie had not the color
tit a mon killed in action. The writer
hlrn(d him ever to get a better look at
111 him e(<lIhiswthe
tas notutin had
the only
Fund (. Veee p; an d
vise of sleeping th•il day.
Col. Bul!(ck's force wire called upon
to repel an ntlack 01 about 7 n. m. on
empty stomachs, were < b;iga) to lie face
d< wnw•nrd in shallow trenches and en-
dure the shell and rine fire dont all
hal
p ` ithithe sun,
;lCPIS night of travilrailway
ru ks. n few of them went to Bleep.
--- AT --
'iii/ ,`'J1'f-V 4
�--BRGAIN PRIOESy
Did you ever &ride that if you purchased an organ, you would like any Ger.
organ vill r„bably mud it rn this list.
n n is an exceptionallY good Due and is priced away below usual sell -
le to
rgan
ur
ter
ing value's , "
uer. A,, early order isss hin casevtitee hrstthe oshould' bee sold before )tour
rend your fcn,t and third `-hone
order is received. u
TERMS OF PAYMENT Organs ‘110011 dr 151 15 each. and 53 per month without tu•
tercet. Organ' over g�3 510 cash and 14 per month with
nterest
for cash.
TERMS OF SALE
taiv make o ine t [ru
meet' If so yout p
[LLS OF BLBYHOOD
AND OF CHILDHOOD
The ills of babyhood and childhood
aro many and 'nay {trove serious it not
promptly cured. In homes where Baby's
Own Tablets are
cure at hand tor suethere htroubles asindit
gestion, sour stomach, colic, eonstipa-
t,<.n, diarrhoea, worms, teething troubles
and other minor 4ilnenis (ltd the Tab-
lets can be administered as safely to n
new born baby as to the well grown
child."1 Octave Paulin, Ceramic', have usedBabs Own Tab-
lets for both my little boy and girl for
the verlous ailments of childhoo(i and
have found them always a splendid me-
dicine. No mother should le without
the Tablets in the home." Sold by medi
cine dealers or .by mail nt 25 een49 a
box from The 1)r. Williams' Medicine
Co., 13rockville, Ont.
TIIOUGIHT IT FLIPPANT.
The brave ship was wallowing In the
waves that threatened to engulf
at
any rnoncnt. Hastily the captain or-
dered a box of rockets and flares to be
brought to the rail, and with his own
betide ignited n number of them, in
the hope that they would be seen and
1h pas'engers and crew rescued.
Amid the rockets' red glare a nal!,
thin, austere in(lividual Lound hs way
with dim.ulty to the rail and spoke to
the captain. retest against
(Captain,' said he, ..I p
this dare -devilishness. We are now fac-
ing depth. This is no time for a tire-
wut•k display."
A. 1. PATrhus & (0.
'weekly \larket Letter.
,1.��
TIIOUGII11 UI. MAN.
A lady who is subject to heart dis-
ease took tea Inst Sunday with n neigh•
hor, and while silting at table her hus-
band rushed in without a hat and ;n
his sh rt -sleeves.
"Be calm!'' he exclntmed hurriedly to
his wife; "don't excite yourself—you
know you can't stand excitement, and
it might te worsen”
"Good gracious!" cried the wife; the
children—"
"They're all right. Now, Mary, don't
gel excited; keep calm and cool. It
can t be helped now; we must bear
there visitations of Providence with pitil
osophy."
"Then it's mother(" gasped rho wife.
"Your
tis rbut don't hurry or worafe. Get ry. n your
things.
too late to be of any use, but 111 fly
tack and see what i can do. i only carne
to tell you not to get excited."
"For mercy .aks,' implored the 01•
most Glinting wo►nan, "loll ole the
N% ors(!"
"wee, it you will have it, the con-
sequences be on you own' hand, ityou
y.
I've tried to prepare y
wilt know—don't excite yourself: try and
keep calm ---but our kitchen ckirnney's
on Ore, and all the neighbors are in our
front garden!'
She survived.
SLIGI1T MISTAKE.
Jim was the village neer-do-well: ' 1-
wnys in some scrape or other, n'•tlnng
daunted by repealed thrashings udllun-
istered to him by his father. At the
age of fourteen he ran away to sea,
but was glad enough to return fume
again at the end of six months, hav-
ing had a very rough time of ":t.
On the second dorafter
f to e lis
litet limping.
he
WAS walking, ,
thre itch the village when he met the
puts n, who stopp-cd him.
\Nell. Jine," said the minister, "ging,'
ta, see you've come back home. Did 1
your father RAI the 'fatted call?'"
"No, sir," replied Jim, "but he very
nearly killed the 1 rodigal son."
3'-
9 YEARS AtiS It \it t.t:G WALED BY
%AN-t(I•I' .
Mr. C. Johnson, of 1' -ptar Hill Creek,
Athabasca Landing, Aea., says: "About
nine years ago a running sore com-
mence(' on my right leg caused by a
ruptured blood vessel. As titno went
on it got worse nnd my sufferings were
intense. 1 had a very sore leg indeed,
and had very shall hopes of ever -see-
ing it healed, in fact 1 was told by sev-
eral who had known such sores that 1
would suffer with it for life. When 1
was almost in despair 1 Heard of %nm-
Ituk and commenced using it. Otto r
s,l•es 1 had used caused me much sue
e
,tering, but %nal -Bok soethid the pain,
and as soon as the wound bcdame clean
it was only o matter of three or tour
days before it was healed."
%ant -Bok con's cuts, burns. pimples.
ulcers, ring,/warm, and all skin dis-
eases. All store- rind druggists. 50e
box, or from Zorn -Bilk Co., Toronto.
Every organ fully guaranteed.,
1 very organ shipped subieet to approval.
We ay the return freight A handsome stool accompaniesnot
tbilly
each organ.
BELL--S-octeve organ, by W. !tell 5 Co., Guelph, in attractive walnut case ���
with mucic• ruck and lamp stands;has 10
stone. 2 seta
taVo`ial Salei the
treble and one in the bass, coupler
DOMINION-S-„,•tave organ by the Dominion Co., Dowmauville, in solid wal-
nut case with ertcntted top; has 8 atopy, 2 seta of ree"Bute Price treble
and CA
011e in the bass, Inuit) stands. 2 knee swells, etc.Special
KARN-S-octave organ. by 1). 1V. Kara S Co., Woodstock, has lackin very standrhamusic nthoma wal-
nut case attractively carved and panelled; $45
stops, 2 seta of reeds in the treble and one in the base. coupler.. 2 knee
swells. Special tialc Price .......................... •... •...Doheny A Co..
DOHERTY-A very handso.ne a octave walnut organ, 8{
(Tinton : has 12 stops, 2 seta l Ted throughout,ale Prico lamp stands, music rack, Y
2 t.ouplera and 2 knee swells Ira
DOMINION --A very handsome organ, by The Dominion Co, Euodetitheimn it
DOM( 859
design s case, mirror, oet brackets and cupboard iJ
deals; has 10 snips. 2 Lets of reeds throughout, coupler and 2 knee swells.
Special bale Price .
SHERLOCK-MANNINO-A very
eau(iiifu&t5-octave la organ, by withheheir orMaas
13 stops,
Co., London, with high 858
13 stops, 2 seta of rredi throughout, 2 couplers, 2 knee swelie. mouse -proof
pedals. Used less than sic mouths. Special HarlleTPrice
mea Organ Co., Wood-
stock.
C
organ, by
sca 01
rto-ca gata
t i.2
tstops, lou11 a
we. p V�
ve -has
o .alaB
THOMAS •6 c8
stork, with mirror, raft top and fret-carved
panels;
Sale Price .............
reeds throughout. Co..Clinton. to e n
ONE ADVANTAGE.
"1 m glad 1-m not like man," remarks
The oyster with a snicker.
't simply can't get in a broil
As long ns 1 ant In liquor."
Not n Nnueetine Pill.—The excipient
Of a 11111 is 11te su1>Slance which enfolds
the ingredients and 1)1nk(�s up the pill
mass Thnt of 1'nrmeiees \cgetnble
evidence ot returning confidence in gen-
eral conditions and the unprecedented
cen-
ters arention ot factors inittheselrecults.nl
leek for temporary recessions, but feel
that purchases of the better class of
stocks can be profitably made. The
mining stock market has experienced
very marked activity in the developed
propertlee. Trethewey, Foster, Silver
Leaf and
on increasing shipments of
rom
5to8p1o'
ore.
Several of the most prominent mines
have,nfor S01110 profitable, shipmentts and n making
is
and
pected lhnl some of 11i,' -e nisi be pincee;
on a dividend Iasis ',Alin a short time.
'l'iethewey and F,s'er appear to be web
manngc11 and tire looking en excellent
showing.
Eellowing are the weekly ehiprncnis h ,\„.t tl:g ;t my tre,users.
trofn Cobalt comp, and those from Janu- : i'
Pills is eo compounded as to preserve
their ntnislure, and they cnn be carried
into arty latitude without impairing their
strength. Many pills, in order to keep
then' from adhering, are rolled in pow-
ders, which prove nauseating to 1110
taste. l'artrelees Vegetable Pills are so
prepared That th('y are agreeable to the
111(tst delicate.
"\Vhy. d° so ninny of yon go round
1l:n`n cause, the w
tuns The tens'°n ot the situation In the:
els nee
writer felt the s 0mc xdesiire for t
Si en, but nclhe crnpi:n•mt'nt kept thin.'
awake. The wounded., Sa'l't 111.• m•
severely wounded. so in sine rumMd
V* (. leant cul action of this natural
el;;testhctic.
plat til( together?” the schoolboy naked
to !eider of the German hand. "It vas
Wee," sons the thoughtful reply of the
elude -owing foreigner.'
RCALD nr,Al 1s a disgusting and obstinate l Whynot keep ap your h"me w Ith a bright
fl cheer) appearance. It makes. everybody A i,I ht ` Ike king up irOnt lila mngo7.ine, an
fort cl , frequent to children. 1 roatment : Per- Ramsay paints an happy i I _gee x firmer 30141 vehemently to lt.ti
(eat f,ea;linN`e arklulhnn11will Waa�%uh.t„ application
it makes you bspP1 W.
We b tP ger l make things clean and new Slee I f one night' "Do you know what let
this.
h C 2 couplers 2 knee 6 b n•In DOHERTY-6-octave piano -case organ. by Tho Doherty 2 sets of reeds 810
tied ease, with mirror
2 knee swells.patands; has 11 Special Sale Price Mops, • • . . • q
throughout, coup W. Dell & Co.. Ouelph. in attractive wal-
nut 880
BELL -4 octave with mirror,
c rro organ, by
reeds
tout 2 coupler(, top kneelsw swells. Special l stale Price --- 2 ecce
of reeds -oetav throughout,
DOMINION- 6nctave piano•casc organ, by The Dominion Organ Co., Bowman -
vine, in th walnut ca lam with
mouse-proof pedals, etc.; hasd mirror rail r11 stops,
2usl length music desk. P 8
seta of recce throughout, 2 couplers. 2 knee swells. Cannot be told $8
front new. Special Sale I'rice........................... ........
THOMAS -6-octave piatlo•case organ. by
Thhe, rail omaepOrga and attractive,Wood to kj1in q
try
handsorbe
design
mahogany easevos humans. 881
marque-
try design in the panels; has 12 stops including couplers, oto A
etc., 2 complete seta of reeds, knee swells. mouse -Proof pedals, 1
slightly used instrument. Special Rale Price ...
SHERLOCK•MANNIND -A very beautiful Sherlock -Nanning organ in mahornny
ca•,•, doubt,• veneered and piano finished th2osetsoof,reeds with lel ll gth 888
t.
plain panels and music dark: has 13 stop.,,
t couplers. 2 knee swells, (noose -proof pedals, etc. Lsed leas than a year.
Special Sale rice
Cucumbers and melons are "forbidden
fruit" to many persons so constituted
that the kart indulgence Is followed by
(Meeks of cholera, dysentery, griping,
etc. These pers one tire not uwerc that
they can indulge to their heart's content
if they lave on hand a bottle of 1)r. J.
D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial, a Medi-
o me Utnt will give immediate relief, and
it a sure cum ice all sutnlner coni -
tiler complaints.
"Thal lady'." said the new nssislanl.
tushed to know 1f these eggs were
fresh. How do 1 tell when eggs are not
fresh?' "You don't,' replied the grocer.
stir. SQUINTED.
A sc1ie Ims'res ask' d a child whnt
S -e -c spelt. '1'114 cha.l hesitated. "ee hat
Il; 1 do when I look at you?' said the
teacher.
"'fitment," replied the pupil.
Price
Price '
and full swing carved panel:
DOMINION -Sit octave piano case organ, by The Dominion Organ Co., in hand-
some solid walnut cane with mirror, rail top fete sets l
pedal cover. etc. Special Sale 89n
f
has 11 stops, including couplers. vol humane, eto., comp in
rods, mouse -proof pedals, special folding D
Price.................................
ESTEY-1311 octavo piano ease organ, by the Estey Organ Co.. nrattlehnr••• y t.
This superb make w instrument.uw`thestandard of the world carved panels. 11 strips. in
Petsofbuild-
ing."
ing; le t, .olid l walnut knee
throughout, 2 couplers. 2 knee awelle• Used leas than s year. Special Sale 10
5
Prieo
GOURLAY, WINTER & LEEMIN
I88 PONCE STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
1'nle, sickly children should use Mo-
ther Graves' Worn' Exterminator.
Worms are one of the principal causes
of suffering in children anti should be
expelled trout the system.
Few men hate their fares on bnnl(-
nnt.es, but most of us ore entisned .t
laminated to get our howls on then'.
W Kea W ATSRY BLOOD camp's tench trouble,
That tired feeling est ropily mare !))>1m kolas
follow in altc wade. iu,i " Ferr,viru."omas au.d u . n All'
beat tonic to wake
druggI.N *811 11
Weaver' Curate. pa , alt , o
ti Gita lunger tie to the home Let ynnr deal"
rh"w you the rolorP wllA suagesttons Aew to d' 1,: t.e dnn0 If f had been NAjinle011?
It's envy' for the defeated candidate alt, White A. Rataeay h Pun c•� Alontreal, fay", on yyr.tI h nest reel "You'd
picture est tarda of fleece.
"lee: the ve .
Moe settle(( down in (ortiCa, and spent
your lite grumbling
(hard times..'
•
The house -surgeon of a big hospital
wn8 stnrt'ed ono mot•nin r1' Rlt ill for
ently
the request of n young g 1
an extra allowance of butter. "But why,
pray?' he demanded, "don't you get
sufficient?' "Well. sir,' she explained.
"you see. my sweetheart is coming to
ser foe to -day, and I want my' hair to
14 ok nice."
was promised the support of his pack , f p v
t about bad luck and
when he said "All peen are liars. (ltd ('(nticman--"Ifavet you no fnm-
• t ,.+ \\ IUs-- (h • ,
who
friends to believe King David sons right
i;y 1 ' " 1 yes sir! Father
Some time ago an °dice boy. 11a in an'wer- makes me wear all his old ones!"
ing( the telephone for the first
m
s life, 01x1 not knowing how to use ltollowny's ('.urn (-inc is n specific for
it. wns told that, when the bell rang, the removal of corns nnd wllrls. We
Le was 10 answer 11. When' lhcref°re, have never heard of cls tailing to re-
• •t kind.
•e
beard it ring, he picked up the re- move even the won.. t k nd.
reiVcl 111141 sho,netl. 11t1l o1 Who
there!" The answer come back: "1 m BEADY TO RISK IT.
enc hundred on:I live.' "Go en,' said Dinner was n little Irate. son guest
the troy. "It's time you were dead."
nOml the i.natctas to Piny something
Se, herself at the piano, the laity
De i,, e' "I hent ye „ r
executed a very classical composition
n nre )liming for
Sealing
t
n rich ,t •• �t:etrtlt•igar-- Itig,ht you with I'r�l`k'n She Ontahc(1, nnd there
Ica Huy lh ng.
nr,•>, p> 1. g
my let to (tate:
Week ending J(ny Olh since January
re,a q10 roningas ie.(►:
•tiler heliewe, 1 •iffain 4r,... •
ABOUT PAPERHANGERS.
ave
We
•,,,neltvis t our 't know what it
but we don'tn
pe
1.. 11 could Maldtoeme Mout
th, elate Than the paperhangers
1, r • I " Lek, 1181.610, Crown Ite'erw,'
;.,,.3. ,,,:alt t,,il,n1 107.15(). City f
,.,, 1t eminent' 92.340. Fester
h, rr Lake 330.710. King
\,•. , 1:7 :; 1.a Ito(' 141.(%tI. 1.901.-
1
.1111:
,.- ,� \I K-nl, ) t; i 0(111, 1.Is3.9KX), Nipisk,ng
1.2'10.870. Novo Set 1?O7i'O,
e • II len 1111.12(►. ()Poen 127.5en. I .-
;1 lee It Oil nl \Vey lile.t7O. 120.0'
I,t .• 113.210, etnderd :i" 7311. s eel , . :� ',alt.:00. 1'h -,'r Clef :e1Ixlll.'.l•
\e! 1 - . 1 1.12. Win. 1'nwt)Rite Ri.111),
Ternt.kritning 11. &
5."9.(50 '1h, lh,'aeY 670,'J16, \Valls 114:
430
1
Short- w
wns still an interval of walling W be
orimmonommimmw
10C. The latest
SUCCCSS.
SUS,VVista
The big
black plug
chewing tobacco.
fair,•=4117132
226!
bridged.
In the silence she turned to an old
gentleman, who wns silting near tine
pinno. and said, "Would you like a so -
Hato before d.nner?•'
Ile me 9 ainrl et surpr.8o and plea.
I sure.
"Why. yes, thanks," he said. "1 had
n cou1J0 °n my way here, but i think
1 eouhl take another."
FAS''.
"Can any little boy'," fished the new
teacher, "tell me the dt'ference between
i a lake 01141 nn ncenn?"
"1 can." replied Edward. whose ver-
• 1 hnd been horned from experience
'Trees s arc mach pleasanter to AtvaUow
when yea tall In.'
1SS1 E.. 10. 21- -08.
A. J. PAITISON & CO.
SAS -NS X7RES,
Toronto. Phone, Main 1311
33 Scott St.,
Bonds yielding 4 to 6 1-2%, always on hand in
amounts to suit investors requit'etliatltsr Margin on New
Stocks bought and sold for cash Or
exchanges.
York, Boston, Montreal and Tol'onto s
Orders for N 1)is ing, Silver `Ctbll ill 1 osteY 1111(1rk u ;ill
1
ew
other Cobalt stocks executed for
d
Toronto.
ondenrs--Chas. Head R. Co., Members of New York and
Lorres p
Boston stock exchanges.
ANTED
Our readers to note that the celebrnled Frenc7► remedy, PANGO,
which has been and Ls sok' under a guarantee --that In cases
where the outward application, as eirectCJ, fails to relleie pain,
moneys pald will be refunded -81t11 slnn(ls. In no (lase, not-
withetanding the large tato increasing sale, has a refund been
asked for. itecommended for neuralgia, ptctllache, rheumatism,
gout, catarrhal colds, stiff Joints, ale. Ask your druggist (or a
sample and do not accept a substitute. You will be pleased with
it. Price 25 and 50 cents.
The Pang,o Company, Toronto
or wholesale
1.)man, Knee & Clark sore Limited. Formai).
Lyman Bros. & Co., Niotitreat, Toronto.