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fIN MERRY OLD ENGLANU!GIVES TWO REAL
D . Williams' Pink Pi',ls Brought NEWS BY MAIL ABOUT JOHN GOOD REASONS
BULL AND HIS PEOPLE.
Occurrences in the Land That
Reigns Supreme in the Com-
mercial Wurld.
New Health and Strength. ..,
Front The Post, Thorold. (tats
Mr. He•ubt•n Lindsay, a fruit grotr-
er at ItidE,ville, Ont., is one of the
beat KIioW l hien 111 that section,
hating lived in the village or its
licinity all his life. All Mr. Lind-
say's ee•iihbors know that about a
year oho his condition of health was
very serious. '1'o use his own word:
he '•tego1. to go to pieces—was all
wasting away." When a reporter of
the Thou enld Post called 00 Mr.
Lindsay recently, he f 1 him again
enjoying the best of health, and
when slated what had wrought his
cure, he replied very emphatically
"Dr. Williams' Pink l'ills; they did
for the what medical treatment and
other medicines foiled to do. In the
spring of 11003," continued Mr.
Lindsay, "T grew so weak that i
could hardly trove about. Iry ap-
petite completely felled 1110, n101 1
Reenied to bo wasting away to a
mere shadow. I grew so weak that
I cnuld scarcely look after toy
horses without resting. 1 doctored
with two or three good physicians.
but got no permanent benefit. In
fact they seemed doubtful as to
what my trouble was. One said
liver trouble, another kidney dis-
ease; but whatever the trouble was
it was rapid:y using me up. A
neighbor who hod used 1)r. 11'illiants'
Pink l'ills with benefit, advised me
to try them, but I felt somewhat
skeptical. However, I was finally
induced to try there, and before I
had fiishi'd the second l:ox, I could
nate at. iuiprevenent. 1 continued
.using the pills until I had taken
some twelve poxes, when i was
again enjoying rotust health—in fact
1 have no hesitation in saying that
I believe I 1r. Williams' Pink l'ills
saved my life. Remembering my
former unbelief In these pills. I
gladly give this testimonial, in the
hope thnt it may induce some other
sufferer to try this great, health -
giving medicine."
Other piling people will speedily
find new health and strength through
a fair use of hr. Willi(uns' Pink
Pills. Every (lose sends new, rich,
red blood coursing through the
veins, end that Is the reason these
pills cure anaemia, neuralgia, indi-
gestion, kidney and liter troubles,
rheurrratism, and all other diseases
having their origin in poor watery
broad—including the special ailments
that make the 11t•(s of Po many
growing girls and women of all ages
miiser•nble. fire tint the full name.
"1)r. Williams' Pink !'ills for I'ale
People," is printed on the wrapper
around each linme if in doubt., you
4•:1n get the pills 1)y mail at. 50 cents
n box or six boxes for 12.50 by
writing the Dr. «'iaiarns' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
The Royal Agricultural Show will
be held ut Turk )loyal, London,
from June 27 to :30.
Sir 1torge 1lhite, of Mullet, has
offered £3,000 in order to cotujeletc
the building of the Ilritish llos;,ital
at Montt oron, on the Riviera. This
hospital is being built as a memori-
al to Quut'n Vittoria.
Since 11339 the post of sexton in
the L'crbyshire tiiluge of Crich has
been held by a family named Wet-
ton, and the last reprtwenta:ivc,
John Wetton, who has just died,
leaves a descendant of his natne to
carry on the tradition.
Following a time-honored custom.,
the elector of St. Mary's, Chuytter, of-
fered a prize of half a ton of coals
for the 1h•st salmon of the season
caught in the ricer Lice by Hund -
bridge fishermen. 'lite prize has
been won by Joseph and Thomas
Dellis, who on the opening day
caught a fish weighing 9 lbs.
On the score of expense, the Hust-
ings Corporation threw out a pro-
posal to invite the Prince of Wales
to open the new waterworks in the
summer. When the present King
and Queen visited the town in 1832
a s of $2,500 was spent in decor-
ations and entertainments, and the
corporation, in view of this, decided
to reluctantly abandon the idea of
extending the suggested invitation
to the Prince. •
Three youths, two of them sons of
a medical man, have been cottunitt.ed
for trial at. Bristol charged with
making and uttering .cuunterfeit
coins. It was stated that a cont -
pieta coiner's outfit was found in an
outbuilding used by the accused. 'I'lic
youths were said to have got their
ideas for the whole business from an
article in a London magazine by
"One Who Ilas Done Time."
At Exeter a nurse has been com-
mitted for trial on charges of theft.
The prosecuting solicitor said
that among the things found at her
house were 27 purses, 72 shill*, 127
plated spoons, 43 plated forks, 84
knives, 205 towels, 250 hand-
kerchiefs, 73 pillow slips and hun-
dreds of other articles. Up to the
present 74 persona had indentilicd
goods found in the prisoner's house.
On the application of an officer of
the R.S.P.C.A., the magistrate at
Bow street Police Court, London,
grunted a summons against the man-
agement of the Lye Theatre for
cruelty to a cut. The applicant said
that the cat was made to ',Antal on
the back of two chairs while dogs
jumped over it. It occasionally
happened that the cat was knocked
down from its perch, and the evi-
dence of veterinary surgeons) could be
produced to show that it suffered
pain in co1)tacequence.
FOR BELIEVING DODD'S KID-
NEY PILLS CURE ALL
KIDNEY AILMENTS.
Cured His Backache of Twenty-five
Years Standing and Satisfied
Everyone He Recommended
Them to.
Economy Point, N. S., May 15—
(Special).—Geo. S. McLaughlin, of
this place. gives two splendid rea-
sons for his belief that Lodd's Kid-
ney fills are the ono remedy for
Kidney ailments. Here are the two
reasons In Itis own woods:
"1 was troubled with lame . back
for 25 years or n eire, sometinlres so
severe that 1 could net turn tnyself
in bed. ,(ane box of I)udd's Kidney
Pills cured rue, and 1 have had no
return of the trouble since.
"I have recntnmendid Dodd'a Kid-
ney Pills to a number of•ptrsons
who had Kidney 'Trouble. Alt who
have used them have heen benefited
or cured."
Dodd's Kidney fills not only re-
lieve n!1 Kidney Diseases. from Back-
ache to Bright's Dlscnse, " hut.. they
niwolutely cure them. But some-
times where one or two boxes relieves
It takes more to remake a complete
cure.
BLOW FOR COAL MINERS.
House of Lords Decides Against
Them in Important Case.
'trade unionism has received anoth-
er severe blow by a dcclnion of the
House of Lords.
The Welsh miners work under a
monthly contract. In 1900 there
were fears that an overabundant sup-,
ply oi coal would lead merchants to;
make contracts for forward delivery,
at lower prices, and in order to cur
tuil production, tho Executive Com
nlittee of the South Wales Miners'
1''• ieration instructed the men not
i work for one dry --November 9,
1900. On that day a general confer-�
encs of the Federation, authorized the
executive to declare a holiday when
they thought it advisable. On Octo-
ber 25 and 26, 1901, two other
"step -drys" were ordered, and again
on October 31 and November 6 in
the saute year,
On this the coal owner's commenced
proceedings against the Miners' Fed-
eration, claimting about L60,000
(lumages, and the case came before
Mr. Justice Bingham nt Cardiff in
July, 1902. The jury were dis-
chargeC by agreement, and all qurs-
tions of law and fact were left to the
judge, who decided that the action
of the Federation was dictated by
an honest desire to forward the in -
THE "DEAD" RETURNED, terests of the workmen, and was .tot
prempted by any wish to Injure the
Strange Case Just Decided in employers. and he found fur the do -
Glasgow fondant union.
'l'he case came before the Court of
Appeal, where I,trds Justices Romer
and Stirling reversed Mr. Justice'
Bighorn's decision, Lord ,Justice A pun is t1 sharp thorn in One
Vaughan \I'illia11s diaseuling, side of the man who can't make one.
ens charged with deserting his wife sweeney, stiffles, sprains, sore and Thu miners appealed to the House ---
and children. swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50 of Lords. The Lord Chancellor held aright'• Disesee Ineldiouet sincere,
From the statenient made by Mr. by use of one bottle. Warranted the that to combine to procure u num -
Lemon, who represented the Glusguw most wonderful Blemish Cure over . ger of persons to break contracts plats by nutleei science to stem .Ise
Parish Council, it appeared that known. was manifestly unlawful, and .What- tido of its ravages—nail not until South
runt left his home in Elgin in 1898,evil. might have been the motive of American Kidney Cure proved beyond a
and in august, 1900, his wife Ideuti- Steven's F:vot, opposite the Can- those who advised the men to break doubt its power to turn back the tide.
their contracts, they Intuit lie held 10 was there a gleam of anything but die
be answerable for any damages caus- spair for the victim of this dread form
ed by such action. of kiduev disease.—b4
Lord Lindley, Lord James of liere-
ford, and Lord Macnaghtc•n took the
same line, and the appeal was urinn-
imuusly dismissed.
I'ur ning repartee scint Mated
throughout a case at the County
Court. Counsel—"I wish my client
was here instead of, ns 1 expect' ly-
ing in bed." His llonor—"Porhitps
he is better lying in bed than lying
here '-
i
COFFEE HEART.
A remarkable story of a supposed
dead man coating to life was told in
the sheriff's court at Glasgow, when
n man named Daniel Robert (.rant
ENCLiSH SPAVIN LINIMENT
Removes; all hard soft or calloused
lumps and blemishes from horses, blood
spavin, curbs, splints. ringbone,
More than halt the battle In
cleaning greasy dishes b in the
soap you use; If it's Sunlight Soap
it's the best. ell
A ROYAL. BOOKLET.
The Grand 'Trunk Itailwav System
aro distributing a very handsome
booklet descrii,tive of the Hose: Mus-
koka Hotel, that is situated in Lake
Rossetti:, in the Muskoka Lakes,
"Highlands of tlntano.' The publi-
cation is one gjting a full description
of the attractants that 'Hey be found
et this papular reeort, handsomely il-
lustrated with colored prints of lake
and isl.tnil scenery, the hotel itself,
and in,eny oi the succial features that
may bo found there. It is printed on
lino enameled paper, bound in a cover
giving the appearance of Morocco
leather, :tith a picture of the hotel
and surroundings on the same, and
the cress of the hotel emhocsed in
high relief A glance through this
booklet stakes one long for the plea-
sure of Summer and outdoor life.
anti copies may be secured gratuit-
ously by applying to any Grand
Trunk ticket office.
A fashion Journal says: "ljorizon-
tal stripes become very tall and
slender ladies." As it is not stated
w}et.het the stripes should be plant -
eel in clumps or rows we don't think
we will attempt to raise a crop of
tall and slender ladies this season.
Corns cause lntote.+bte pain. Iloilo.
way's Corn Cure removes the trouble.
Try it. and ice what amount of pain it
su ved.
"I'ut out your tongue, Ivy, and let
me see it," said her father, who was
afraid that the child was unwell,
"Put it right out, deur," urged the,
parent. "I can't, papa," protested
Ivy, "it's fastened on me.
emits but searching.— Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple 'Tablets nre not big ettueeuus
doses that contain injurious drugs or
narcotics—they nre the pure vegetable
pepsin—the medicinnl extract from this
luscious fruit, and the tublets are pre-
pared in as palatable form as the fruit
Itself. 'l'Itcy cure indigestion. GO in a
bus, 35 cents. -56
Rome men are so level-headed that
it's 1► wonder they can get huts to
fit theta.
Yinard's Liniment Cures Distemper
When a man tells a woman he
loves her she believes it if she knows
it isn't so.
The superiority of Mother Craves'
Morin Exterminate. Is shown by its
good effects on the lhildren. Purchase
a bottle and give it a trial.
Owe! roronthees 1 has foiled hundreds of
lied the body of a elan who had died bury Promenade nt Kingston, one
in 1:lnsgow poor house ns that of of the 01081 picturesque islands un
her husbund. The woman not only the 'Thames, is being gradually
tde,•tified the body, but received the washed away, owing to the want of
ins trance money. paid for the burial ; prof er camtpsheddini .
mei 11s he supposed. n wake was held.
Quite unexpectedly the real hus- florae persons are more susceptible to
hand. who had been tramping in the colds than others, contracting derange -
east of Scotland and England. con- menta ns- 11., puloary organa fr
(rented the wife, who, fortutintel y , rho els,rhle:.t caumses.n'flexr should
always have nt. hand a bottle of dickies
had not married ngnin. The expense Anti -Consumptive :syrup, the present
Incurred to the parish for the muin- day sovereign remedy (or coughs, cs-
tarrh and htffnnunntion of the lungs.
tennnce of the wile and six children It will effect a cure un :antler how
was over .1:100. severe the cold may be. You cannot
I'ht (ave might never hove leen afford to bo without a remedy like
maks,. for it is the best.
heard of but for the fact that (:rant 1
had been arrested on n charge of
drunkenness; and during u fit of to- ; '1'11K BOY, 'TOO, WAS SORRY.
morse he made the statement which'- It was such an ent Icing slide that
led to the charge ut dt'scrt 100 being ' no boy could resist it, but the stout
laid agniest him. !1)141 gentleman who was stepping
SINEW Balfour, before whom the along in a gingerly manner flailed to
case ells brought, said this course. realize. 114, thought nothing (dealt
deli( cotlduet pursued wens "'1.3., unlike it until he collided with the boy who
that of n respn•table Higlander• , knew the slide for the best. to be
Cater( tcly, he had no power to had and they both went to the
sen,! Grant to prison. tis he would
like to do, for six months, but that
being impossible, he sentenced hint
to sixty days' imprisonment, which'
was the limit under the Act of Par -1
!lament.
Li•ri'Li? LIVES LOST,
Very Plain in Some People.
A great many people go on suffer-
ing from annoying ailments for rt
long thole before they can get their
sten consent to give up the indul-
gence from which their trouble+
arises.
ground; the boy, who was small end A igentleman in Brooklyn describes
thin, below, and the old gentlemen, his experience, ns follows:
who was stout, on teas "1 bon sutisfsed some months
'The old gentleman found the boy ngu that 1 owed the pnlpitntinn of
much softer that the soh• Talk woe,ld 1 hit heart, from which I suffered al -
have been, but when he bad regained most dally, to lhu use of coffee, II
his footing he looked with dignified hnd liven u coffee drinker for 80
reproof at his Into cushion.yenrs) but I found It very hard to
"My bay," he sal', "it is c'yd•mt give up the beverage.
'Ilse annual report id the ilegistrar- 'tint one of us should apologise, sad "1 realised that I trust give tip,
K
(:ureral for Ontario shows that in as you seem to be out 1)f breaths 1 (ho harmful indulgence in codec blit;I felt the necessity for a hot table
that province alone, out of every will say that I tun sorry this un -
enc thousand children born one hum- seemly Incident occurred." drink, and as 14.11 is nut to my lik-
eirtee ant' eleven die before they reach "You—;you're not half—half as tug, 1 was at a lass for awhile, what
the a •e of elle year, and in et'cry sorry—as I ant," ,anted the boy. Just the Thing Thnt'e Wanted — A
f, S 1 Y to ole' pt11 that acts 111.01) the stomach and
tires into- of th • 1►ominior there is "(ire day i ran octose 11 very sett- yet is so cornpn led that certain nt•
the snore appalling loss of ;met ions little and straightforward present n- greduents of it p their power to
nl,1, lives mutant's,. Most of these lion of the claims of 1'(stunl Food act upon the intestinnl canals. „o ns to
Admire! Arden Close has publicly elcar them u1 oscrotn, the retenttnn n1
d, nth' nre :hue to disore(rs of the. ('offeee, and was; so impr••swel there- whiel cannot but be hurtful, wnv 10ng
,.t,•rnurh or 1►owvls, ntiel tnort ul handed over to the secmtnr} of the by t hat I (sued tided 1u give it a loosed ler by the medical profession. it
Church of Engined 1t'aifs' and trial. 11y ex ,0rience with it, w'ns Was fntind 111 1'armelee's Vegetable fills.
tl t se little lives could be saved if 1 which are aha result of much ea turf
mothers kept .41 ways nt hand a „sm.Stray»' society the titre deeds 01 unsatisfactory till 1 Iearne41 how It study, rad et n, nce:ntefitnlly pnpe..etr as
pie remedy to }ire the little one ntproperty at Iiristol, to be used nn a ought to Ire prepared—by thorough a Ins,tutu not nn alternativeits one.
1l et first sign of trouble. Such it permanent home for waifs and bailing for not less then 15 or 20
strays. Phis he fins rr(!ent(tl in
DIVORCE iN 131'ItMAi1.
medicine is ilnhy's (Iwo Tablets,: 1 minutes. After I learned that lesson
which cures constipation, diarrhoea,'menorry of iris wife. Mrs. Clew died there was no trouble. 1'ostum F 1 1�gvorce procedure in Burmah Is
indigestion, ninrple fevers, teething some time since, and hidden away Coffee proved to be a most palate. simple. If n husband and wife de-
4.ouhlea, worms and other minor among her personal belongings was ble and satisfnet•)ry hot busernge, vi 1- that life together is nn impost.
ailments, which, If not treated found a enrol -hex contnining nn un- and i have used it lever since. bi1Hy, she Koos out and buys two
promptly become most serious. And sign('( and undated note in her harm- "The effect on my health hos been little enmity!' of equal siie, made e•
the mother has a positive guarantee writ ing, giving all her Jewels, din- most snlutary. 1t lune roundel Ply pcciully fur the use of those unhnp.
that these Tablets contain no pais- moods. furniture, and carriages to cured the heart palpitatinn from ally wedded. She brings the candles
0110118 opiat0 or harmful drug. They be sold for 1 lie benefit of t he waifs which i used to suffer so much, pnr- home and then she and her husband
are equally g 1 for the new horn and strays. 'Tile admiral fulfilled the ticultily niter breakfast, and i never sit down upon the floor, placing the
baby or the well grown (nos. 'Thou- tct•h by purchasing and aresc•nlinq hnt'o n return of it except. when I candle,' between them. 'Pile candles
rands of mothers say Baby's Own the home, which is beautifully situ- Cline or hutch nway from home and ass lighted at. the some moment, and
nhlets have saved the lives of their aced. em pelted to drink t he old kind on,. represents the husband, the
of coffee because Tectum is not eery- othei the wife. The pair watchthe
little oases You can get the Tablets' (11. I find that. Poslam Food Cottee burning tapers nnxiously. for "custom
from any druggist or by moil at 25
cents n box by writing the Dr. Wil- The discussion over .lohnny's tail- cheers and invigorates while it pro- decrees that the owner of the one
limas' Medicine Co.. Brockville, Owe Ings hnd ronehed the stege of ser -(lucre 00 harmful st u,nllat inn." which goes out first is at once to
limas'
eonnlities. "it's easy to see', mud- Name Sheen by ''°slum Co., 'tattle have the house. The second enndle
tint," vocifernte•,I Mr ('hugwetter, ('reek. Mich. tnny hove only flickered out a mom -
(U1'1'1'. I.IKELI', "+thick Riede of the house the boy 'There's it reason. eht inter, but its possessor renmains
When 111,, siring at over. gets his temper from." "It is, .los- Ten dnys' trial proven an eye owner of the house avid all its con -
Wind and chill mid all, hon." replied Mrs. ('hugw,tter; "and opener to many. tents, his or for Into partner going
Then it ;teems quite Irkely it's likewise easy to see where he !tend the little honk "The Bond away with nothing but the clothe
It will be nest full. gets his inability to control It." to Weflville a le every package. wort at the moment'
PA11A1)OX,
"'Tia certainly a paradox."
Remarked old John O"Toole,
"'Mutt
all of these weak-minded fulka
Are heatIstrong, as a rule."
Wash greasy dishes, pots or pane
with Lover's Dry Soup it powder. It
will remove the grouse with the
grea test case.
WI?LL, Sl'1?A1' P1'!
T.anultago was given to us Ilatt we
aright say pleasant things to each
other
Alt, I)taeace In the ilud."-lt 1n diffi-
cult to eradicate n disease otter it
has bet: seated. therefore it to wine
to take any ailment In Its Initial stages
and I.y such remedies as are nuflinent,
stop It in Iry course fold Is th,e corn-
•st enniplant of roan. and When
neglected leads to serious results. Pr.
Thorne's' Kclectric 401 will cure the
neterost cold or most violent cough.
NEVER TOUCHED Hili.
"Professor," queried the smart
student, "is it possible to take the
greater from the less?"
"It is possible," answered the pro -
lessor, "but it is somewhat diMealt
to take the conceit front certain
young 111011 of my acquaintance."
♦--a-•-
You Don't Know Good Tea
UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED
It's Fresh, Natural Fra ranoe pleases the most critical and
will he a REVELATION to you.
ONLY ONE BEST TEA --BLUE RIBBON'S IT
Try ,tiho Rem& Lllta124s1-
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The Bicycle is King
THE CUSHION FRAME
F.very person renll,us now that
there 19 nu other vehicle sort cors -
lenient in the country, town or
city as the wheel. 'Flit. wheels we
sell are the hest in the world.
CLEVELAND
MASSEY-HARRIS
BRANTFORD
WELLAND-VALE
is the new feature. It has brought bicycling again into
pillar razor --Makes Rough Roads Smooth,
The Sills' Hygienic Handle Bar
a companion invention to the Cushion Frame. Write for our
new catalogues, and new picture cards. Mention this paper.
p0-
palR OF BSATE78 3'1M,D1E1.
We desire to get in touch with every owner of a bicycle in Canada as
wo wish to place before them all, the advantage of the improvements now
to be found on the bicycles we handle. i"or this reason we want as many
persons as possible to rend ill from their locality a good list of boon fide
owners of bicycles who should be interested in the i,urel,ane of a new
bicycle with the modern improvements. The lists wall ie received in regu-
lar order and to the writer of each twenty -Orth letter in the order received,
we will send free of charge cue Lair of uur improved Hockey "Cycle"
Skates, manufactured by ue, sold regularly at $3.00 per pair. The lists
must be clearly written nut with address and narao of iiutke of present
bicycle and should be addressee) as follows: Department 11 Canada Cycle is
►fotur Co. Ltd., Toronto Junction, Canada. Lists must be recaived nob
litter than May 24th.
Canada Cycle and Motor Co., Limited,
" Makers of the World's Best Bicycles,"
Canadian Headquarters
for Automobiles,
TORONTO
"What did you discuss at your
literary club this afternoon, dear?"
asked the husband, in the evening.
"Let me see," murmured his wife.
"Oh, yes, I remember now•. Why, wo
discussed that woman who recently
moved into the house across the
street, and Longfellow."
Baby Russore. --Dr. Agnew'a Oint-
ment soothes, quiets, and effects quick
and effective cures In all skin eruptions
common to baby during teething titre.
11. Is harmless to the hair in cases of
Scold head and cures Eczema, Salt
lthwui and nn kikio Diseases of older
ucople. 85 tents. -55
COM 1'LETI NG THE QUO'T'ATION.
.Johnny—Paw, what's the rest of
that quotation beginning "'Truth is
!nighty?"
Father—Scarce, I reckon.
C. C. IUCi1ARDS: es CO.
Dene Sirs,—Your M1NARP'S LiNI-
Mb:N'1' is our remedy for sore throat,
colds and all ordinary ailments.
It never fails to relieve and cure
promptly.
CIIAiILES WHOOTEN.
Port Mulgrave.
in a few years' time, when tho
leases frill in, the South London
properly of the Prince. of Wales) will
l:ring•him in nearer $750,000 per an-
num than the present 11500,000. His
Royal Highness practically owns the
riverside from Waterloo to Black-
friars Bridges.
FOR (Mat c-1X'CV YEAns.
Mrs. wlnnl.ew•'s ti„ethltlg Syrup has
been used by ,,11111"u: +ftf1 mothers ler
their ehrldren while teet4ing. ll soothes
the elute,, nutters Ib,• gone.. allays pain,
cures N,ndcultc, regulates the sUirnach
and lasers, and is the 1,c.t remedy for 'I
Diarrhoea. 'n,•nty"On ve cents bottle.
Hold by diugglst" 'b oughuut the
world. lin sura and ask for "Mrs.
WItslow'a Soothing Syrup." 22-04
'1 cnehcr—"Jn Chinn criminals aro
frequently scntenecd to be kept
awake until insonity and death re-
sults. Now, how do you suppose
they keep them from frilling asleep?"
Little (:iri (eldest of a s 11 Gamily)
—"Perhaps, teacher, they give 'cin
a baby to take care of." -
era's a izm Cures Garjii ie Co13
SKYS('ItA1'ER 110S!'ITA LS.
llospitnls should, a reformsu
gests, to built on time skyscraerperg-
principal. The essential light and
air nre obviously more easily secured
at high !cycle, and the wards; would
g progresshely i11 quiet ns the
storeys ascended. When the fifteenth
or twentieth floor was I en(ht•(1, there
would he suitable opportunity for a
loggia fur open-air treatment,
T N U
DinnerSets Free
FOR OABH TRADE.
BENEFITS THE MERCHANTS
BENEFITS THE CUSTOMER
A Merchant le your neighborhood 0
elfowler his appreciation of Lash trade 1..J
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what tiny, sir?" Stranger—"When I
sidles) its tlw dunce, and went
sprawling on the Hoer, tearing my
fair partner's dress, you were the
only one in the rudnt who did nes(.
slaugh." (.ueist—"'flue lady Is illy
'alfo and 1 paid for the dry -s'"
ltinard's Liniment Cures Colds, tzo
.fudge`"it setmla to tar 1'se seen
you before." Prisoner—"You have,
my lord. 1 used to gist. your
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"Tut•nty years.”
One Short Puff: Cloaca the Head.—
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shit tour eyes? 1, the breath often -
she 'These are certain symptoms of
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101:1)10 50 coils. -57
"Whet is the secret of your Ruc-
ceaa?" asked the very y g ratan.
"In buying." Raid the old horse.
(haler. "I look sharp, and in selling
I look as simple and ignorant ns
rail"
A Cure for Fever and Ague.—Parme-
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use in nny climate and they will ito
found to preserve their powers In any
latitude. in fever and ague they act
upon the secretions and neutralize the
poison which has found tae way into
the blood. They curreet the imlutrities
which and entrance into the syrtem
through drintone water or food, and If
used as a preventive fevers are avoided.
"I don't knew a more lmhai'py
marring(' than the .lermcs'. You see
each thought the other hnd money,
and neither of them hail." "Well,
there should be at least one bond of
sympathy between them." "Whnt is
that7" "That they are companions
in misfortune."
Minard's Liniment Cares Diphtheria
Fight ing n nay to the is fry shment.
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