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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1905-08-31, Page 3Ott:, sIl'KI.Y CHILDREN. THE TELEGRAPHIC W1RE' THIS MESSAGE J 1S FOR WOMEN More children die during the hot TRAPEZE FOR MONKj'YS NEAR weathoe months than at any other) season of the year. 'their vitality is I VICTORIA NYANZA. — then al its lowest 1.1)1), and an attack — of diarrhoea, cholera iutiuuuut or Object of Curiosity to the Giraffe DAME BRADETTE CURED OF stomach trouble may prove fatal in _Hippopotaiuii Drag Up ALL TIER P." -INS LY DODD'S a few hours. For this reu3on no hoots) in which there are young ci)il- dren should be without a box of Baby's Own 'I'ublets, which !promptly cure all stomach and bowel troubles. If the Tablets ore given 10 a hell child they will prevent these ail- ments and keep the little one well ti nil strong. Mrs. Joseph T. Pigeon, Bryson, (hue., says: Maly little one ' s attacked with colic1aland diarrh- oea, idrr -tea, and 1 found Baby's Own 'Tablets so satisfactory that I would not now be without them in the house. "Tit .se Tablets not only euro sutu?ner r rou- bles, but all the minor ailments that utllict. infants and young chil,lren. They contain no opiate or harmful Con's, for example, have been seen 1 am d=eed of all tile uffer e ills I sed hew Jersey, recently. The repents Maw' and may be given with (Nest standing at rho corner of fields 1.s- , for a number of yours. I found sir► submitted at this meeting show the safety to the new born baby or hell teeing in: awe-struck fashion to 1los Uodd's Kidney Pills quick relief society to be a wonderfully prosner•- Aeolian strains which somite their from all tits' pains. I only had to sus one. An Independent Finance take one box to bring back 'nvt'.nuncitlee investigated all the secur- health, and in five months I have hies, etc., and reported that they had no return of my trouble." tumid the business affairs of the or - men always spring from disordered'I'hoeo troubles known only to wo- der managed in a thoroughly busi- p0 INION SCN00t OF iii[gRIPNY mes8 manner, the investments safely I{idneys. The tousle organs are en ' land wisely made, and that no losses sAdelalos St. Ea 't, Toronto, Ont. tirely dependent on the Kidneys. ,had been incurred during all the Dodd's Kidney l'ills never fail to years of the order's history. The Mention this paper. cure the Kidneys. That is why they order's accumulated funds have in - always bring health, strength and 'creased in the last three tears $3,- A QUESTION ANSWERED.tering women. cheerfulness to weak, run-down, suf-27",345.51. The order's position is growing better every year, to instance, the increase in accumulated ---- — assets during the last two long neck and to reach the wires years, 1903-4, was 84.34 per cent., themselves. He has a wonderful re- w•1►ile the increase in insurance at gard for the pottery insulator. He risk during the same period was only reaches up and seizes these not very 8.07 per cent. The order has increas- succulent dainties, and pulls them ed its accumulated hinds since the down, drawing the strands with thea). The arms of wood on which the insulators are placed also allure the giraffe, and when he gets fairly order pays out $8,892.89 per day, settled at the base of a pole he finds and each day puts away a surplus rich amusement for n couple of days the Poles. The world is now so touch covered with telegraph and telephone wir-ss that civilized human beings scare':ly notice them. They run along -side most of the highways in England, and the oft. announced coming of an underground system seems to have a0 inthwnce in the direction of re - KIDNEY PILLS. Suffered for Years Before Sho Found Quick Relief in the Great Canadian 'Kidney Remedy, • St. hose du llrg''le, Tetuiscouta Co., flue , Aug. 'J1-- 4pecinli.—Suf- Results from common soaps: eczema, coarse hands, ragged clothes, shrunken flannels. SWUM e__ >v0 Rl6DUCES •-. Lr BPICPISZ t•k ra'r the Octagon Bar A PROSPEROUS will --- Canada all over good tering women i u f e There is doting: the number.K evidenc., however, says the Lond.nc read with fe Ii:�b�. of interest and re- How the Independent Order of tiloLe, for, supposing that the ani- lief the experi.•nce of 1)auto Atnedeo j Foresters Has Grown. teal north has by no means grown llradetle of this place. I The Supremo Court of the Indepen- as 'leen/.01mA to the wires which "It gives Ino pleasure to be able dent Order of foresters hold its swim!' show their heads. to tell," says Uutnu Ilratlette, "that : frienninl session at Atlantic Pity, SOCIETY. grown child. There aro imitatimis of this medicine and mothers should see that the words "Bahs's Own 'Tablets" and the four-leaf clover with child's head on each leaf is found on the wrapper around each box. As you value your child's life do not be persuaded to take a sub- stitute for Baby's Own Tablets—the one medicine that makes children well and keeps them well. Sold by all druggists. or you can get them by mail at 25 cents a box by writing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. 4' ASTOR'S MARVELOUS PALACE Spending Millions on His English Estate. Amazing wonders are being wrought by William Waldorf Astor, the American millionaire and natur- alized British subject, upon the historic Bever estate in Kent, which he recently purchased, says the London Daily Mirror. The artistic owner 18 spending money with a lavish hand in beautifying the ex- panse of two thousand acres that spread around the old moated castle. Though the cost of the un- dertaking is probably not dcfrnitely known to Mr. Astor himself. the po- pular estimate is that a million and a quarter pounds will be expended upon the ir•provements during the next two years. There is no busier area in indus- trial England to -day. About a thousand 'nen of all trades have taken up their residence in the neighborhood. Recently 'I'he Daily Mirror paid a visit to the place, which nestles at the foot of a hill. The road which hitherto led close to the castle has been diverted. and now passes some hundred yards fur- ther away. 'l'o make this new road it has been necessary to build two bridges over the River Eden, which winds through the estate. Round the castle masons and car- penters are building a picturesque model t 11lage, toned to harmonize with tl.o grey old walls of the cas- tle. A bridge built across the stoat joins the new bui 11 nes with the old. But the most gigantic part of the. work is the making ' f a lake. wh,•r.. formerly green incenses strettle•,I- This lake will cover an area of nearly fifty acres and will be sixteen feet in depth. In its present topsy-turvy state the estate suggests Clapham Junc- tion, for everywhere run railway lines and fussy little engines sport up and down. Each day seven hun- dred and fifty truckloads of soil are carried away to retake a bed for the great lake. hound the outer edge of the estate runs a fine deer fence, and a pond Is being dug. high up on the hill a model farm has been built, with every modern and most perfect appliance. Close behind the castle an Italian garden is being laid out. surrounded by high walls, with many niches and stone brack- ets for statues. The utmost rigor is observed to keep the public from entering the estate and from taking photographs of the building as it rises. Work- men hors been discharged at n nco- ment's notice who have tried to snapshot the operations. Only a few days ago a well known tnember of the peerage motored over for the purpose of taking a snapshot or two of the place. No allowance was made for the distinguished visitor; he had to depart empty handed. Mr. Astor himself takes the keen- est interest in his great projset, and is constantly down at )fever watch- ing the working of the miracle. )lev- er Castle io of great antiquity and was built by Sir William Iievre in the reign of Edward 111. it was here that henry Vi1I. dmrniciled Anne of Cleves. THE MAN1.'*' AI'OI.OGY. It is a brave men who can apolo- gise, It is one of the highest nttrl- butes of a gentleman. There is an authentic story of a London merchant who spoke harshly to a confidential clerk. Ire accused him of having mislaid or lost n cer- tain important letter, viol as he Could not be lersuadeel that he was mistaken, the clerk hnndeei in his re- signntion. 'The following day he called at his employer's house for the otlice letters. and among the number found the one which had been missed. The merchant hnd placed it, with n few others. In his overcoat pocket to rend cnrefillly at home in the evening. Ile said: "I dict not know i hnd donne that. You must withdraw your resignation. I will Increase your salary." Ilut never a word of nuttily apology. The Incident left its sting behind. The confidence and trust the clerk hnd in his employer were Lost. Fo, a year later, when the Clerk came into a hit, sum of :money, he n (limed 111e partnership that. V.A. .,• (',•l' I m 1fe leanest nn op;'''' '.,'n end the profits of tl'le r ec ' , 1 fallen hr. fein• t yarn Len) 1f ".e 1 .1 Near 10 $15,000. ears as a high wind blows across the itou and copper strands. Birds liko then topmost wire for a perch. It offers them apparently a titer view than the boughs of trees, which ore understood generally as being na- ture's device for the purpose. Curi- ously enough. a bird will not sing from the wire; whether it is silenced by th.• Aeolian rivalry or whether, on the other hand, it has come to see the utilitarianism of the struc- ture and to feel that song is incon- gruous cannot. be explained with our present. knowledge. 'BEES HATE '1'IIE WIRES, and there are well authenticated cas- es of a swarm of bees altering their flight to avoid adjacency to the lines. Rooks show the greatest par- tiality for theta, a partiality which they hold with the sparrows, and in some of the older lines, where the wires are closer together thanlis now thought to be wise, nests aro built, and the insulation of the lines dam- aged accordingly. It bas been cal- culated by one of those statistical persons who had time for the enter- prise that there is a bird swinging on the lines each mile of the dis- tance. which when summed up gives us a total of some 500 birds amus- ing themselves in this fashion be- tween London and Rdinburgh. In distant countries there aro amusing instances of the use to which wild animals put the telegraph wires. A report has just. reached England giving the details of the ideas of monkeys to telegraphy. 'These animals are convinced appar- ently that the wires are put up merely for the purpose of giving them a long trapeze for their per- formance. Near Victoria Nyanza there is a line of three wires, along which there may be seen hundreds of monkeys enjoying themselves to their hearts' content. The nuthorities have tried, by shooting them in considerable num- bers, to remove this disposition, but the monkeys still run the risk. and travelers report that they often see them in dozens swinging by the tails and chuckling in their own chattering fashion with delight. This does not. serve to improve the tele- graphic service, for in tho depths of the forest the monkeys' tricks OFTEN 'TWIST' THE WiRES, and currents pass from one to an- other, giving a somewhat confusing result at the ends. Oddly enough, it is stated by ex- perts that the earlier ideas of the monkeys as to the pleasures of stealing the wire have passed away. Now -a -days it rarely happen that wire is stolen. The idea has spread that smite kind persons, recognizing the needs of the tnonkey tribe, have put the wires up in such a secure way merely that the monkeys may have perfect swinging, and the mon- keys are perfectly loyal to the idea and refuse to steal the wire appar- ently for this reason. "The curiosity of the giraffe is an- other disturbing element. Cows here at home stare up at the lines when music is being emitted; horses rub themselves against the poles, but these two do but little damage. Tito giraffe, however, has the ad- vantage of being able to stretch his WRONG SORT. Perhaps Plain Old Meat, Potatoes and Bread May be Against You for a Time. A change to the right kind of food can lift one frotn it sick bed. A lady in Welden, 111., says: "Last spring 1 became bed -fast with severe stomach trouble accotn- 'BLACK AND WHITE ire not more different th.8. the old fa e,Linn, d hulk or pac!iage teas• and the Carefully Crown, Thoroughly Cured and Properly Peened 1ca-zsrumetei v 'J? .. 3•�Y 'IJ r��a =a�88sa For sale by all 11%e toccis. eiseera TELECRAPHY A telegrapher earns from $540.00 to =1800.00 a year. Do you? If not, let us qualify you to do so. Our free telegraph hook explains everything. Write fur it to day. B. W. SOUENS, Principal. The world is such a cheery place If we but see it so; There's beauty everywhere 'I'o set the heart ligioty The air is full of rhythmic joy, The blue sky throbs with love, And every leaf and flower and bird By pure delight in life is stirred last meeting of the Supreme Court Its ecstasy to prove. more rapidly than it increased in any equal time previously. During tho The world is such a sorry place 313 working days of the year the If we but. see it so; There's sadness in the skies above And on the earth below. The children weep, the birds are mute. The flowers droop and die; All sounds are tuned in minor key, All sights but picture misery; Wo wonder, wonder why. we step dragging down the arms and pecking at the insulators. The influence which this has upon the transmis- sion of nu ssages can be imagined. It is as injurious as the influence of the hippopotamus, which creeps up to the poles, looks cautiously round to see if any one is watching his per- formance, and then, by a long pull and a strong pull, drags over pole, wires, INSULTAORS AND ALL. The comfort is that occasionally the hippopotamus gets entangled in his own devices. He is not a very des- torious animal, even at the best of times; but when he's wrapped round with some twenty feet of wire—and in some cases with twenty feet of three wires—he finds progression somewhat retarded. In !fine, no doubt, he will learn that it is as well to leave the wires untouched, but it scans as if it will take some years yet before the lesson has gone home. What the denizens of the deep think of the great sea cables is as Hutch a mystery as the others. In 80me places the deep cables swing from the ridge of one plateau to the ridge of another, and upon the bight all manner of sea animals find that they can disport, themselves. Ono cable witch was picked up recently was merely covered for n utile with nil manner of barnacled creatures. They had encrusted one after another on the cable, until that which was only half a foot in diameter was to be measured in feet, 1110 cable itself being hidden by the encrustations. Of course this did but little harm to the transmission of messages, except in a few cases where the cable shield was damaged. when, of course, there was n severance, with all the inter- nati1.nnl trouble whish this involked. )tats aro u similar nuisance in re- spect to cables hidden under the earth. A rat seems to think that everything which is enclosed in lead is a pipe conveying water, and with intent to get at the water lie gnaws at the outer covering. Sooner or Inter the result 18 disastrous to the efficiency of the cable, and this must be written down as one of the diffi- culties in the way of lmderground telegraphy. On the whole. there• fore, we p'1' that animals have a big ger influence than is generally sup- posed. ilut what they think of it all is another matter. One would so like to discuss the matter with the monkey, the giraffe, end, not. least in importance, with the rat. DOING THE, SHOWMAN. "When i was running n circus," said n retired showman, "1 never lost an opportunity of advertising. 1 always had my eye on the tnnin chnuoes nil f trade everything pay. [tallied by sick headache. 1 got I always made it n point to get my worse and worse until 1 became so name ,vetvwhere, and whenever any - low I could scarcely retain any tool one asked for my autograph you at alt. although i tried every kind. may be sure he got it. 1 had become completely discour- ! "Once when I went to a little aged. had given up all hope. and , town a greet string of boys and thought i was doomed to starve to gitls stood in fine wailing for a death, till one day n1y husband try- chance 10 gist nay autograph on the ing to tied something i could retain, sinall cards they carried. i wrote brought horse some Grape -Nuts. them as fest as i could, thinking to "To any surprise the food agreed myself '.1i1)1, old boy, your name with enc, digested perfectly, and is getting to be a household word.' without diattess, 1 began to gnat "111101 1 Iuoked round the tent strength at encs, my flesh (which that :afternoon 1 thought all the hod been flabby) grew lirncer, env school children in the town were health improved in every wny and there. That meant money, and 1 every day. and in n very few weeks ttasr feelinq'Wel 1Y hnp(ry 1111 1 eine i gained 211 pounds in weight. 1 'stetted looking ()vet the receipts, liked Grant -Nina ser well that for 4 eines then i found four ' nndred of my months i ate no other food, and nl- nmtogrnphs with the .eords 'Admit ways felt. as well satisfied after eat- bearer!' writ leo above them. Ing ns 1f 1 hnd ant down to n funs "'That is the 0111. 1 me in my life 1 was et er 'done' Its t chool chil- dren." banquet. "i hnd no return of the miserable sick stomach nor of the headaches, tint 1 used to hnve when I ate other food. 1 nut now n well wo- man, doing nil my own work ngain, rind feel Hut life is north living. "Grape -Nuts food has been n god- send to my fancily: i1 surely sever! my life and my two little boys have urn on it wonderfully." Name 1 , • n l v l'ostt'm (h)., Bettie Creek, 'i" . ,t reason. 1 •,;, i,.,ok, "'rhe Road to esch pkg. of $3,907. Tho order's accumulated funds now amount to over $9,000,- 000, and these, the committee re- ports, aro all well and safely invest- ed. The society has added 11,000 members net for each year of the past triennial period. No changes were made in the rates, the Supretno Chief hanger contending that the rates of the order at the present time were ample. All the Supreme Executive were re- elected, with Lion. Dr. Oronhyatekha at their head. It should be added that the death rate of the order is low, indeed much lower than it was some years ago, and the average ago of the membership is only thirty- seven. The medical work seems, therefore, to be well and carefully done. As a fraternal society the Independent Orderaof Foresters cer- tainly has been a wonderful success, and something of its financial strength may be understood from the fact that the reports show that it has already enough in its treasury to pay all probable death claims for about five years without collecting any premiums from any one of its lne'nbers.—Toronto Globe, August 15. MADE TIER CI(OICE. "Choose between us!" IVinkleton folded up his evening newspaper and savagely threw it un the floor "Yeas, madam," ho continued, "I tell you once for all that you can't have both of us. The hast time that dressmaker was in the house for a week I vowed that I never would stand itagain, and I won't, As for being under the same roof with two half-crazy and absorbed women, ar.d requiring a rake every uturiting to get the odd pieces of cloth out of my clothes; to hear the rattle and whir of that confounded sweing-machine, and to sit at my mea18 and listen to a lot of cut bias, ruffled and flounc- ed, and pleated talk—I've had nll l'm ever going to have. If I'm to bo turned out of ntv own house. all right; but you can't have both of US. 1 leave the day she c rs. You'll have to stake your decision quick. ('ono•, mad8ul, which Shull it be, the dressmaker or ire?" Mrs. 1Vinkleton looked at her him - band with to hopeless, half -despairing look, in which were discernible morns truces of indignation and a sense of injustice. "If you must go, dear," she raid, softly, "why, 1 have nothing more to nayl" it Is an ()nicer of the Law of health. —When called in to attend a disturb- ance it searches out the hiding -place of pain, and like n guardian of the ' WACO. lays hands upon it and save, "i arrest you." Resistance la useless. es the mew of health imposes n sentence of pey{,etu- al banianmcut on pain, and Ur. 'thorn. as' Electric 011 was originated to en- force that sentence. TRAM: IN 'NE 1''AMiI.Y. The whole trade of ivory carving at Delhi as practically in the bends of one family. the head of which pays the carvers. Some of the lat- ter are paid very high wages. for at the Inst moment n slip through care- lessness or want of skill might spoil the work of mentis. Primes are sometimes very high. as much ne 250 het ing been giv, n for a small piece of curved ivory. ii4)Si'I'l'ALS IIY ItAiI.. Well -fitted hospital cars are nn un- questionable boon on railways. On the Belgian Stnto railways a service of the kind hes just been experi- mentally intro/hired. Each car con- tains eight -able couches, a dis- pensary, and an operating—room. be- sides a complete set of rondu►ending appliances. The cars are 4S feet in length. The first of the cars has just been placed on duty in ilrussels, and by degrees they will bo distri- buted to every Important railway centre in Belgium. How emit we solve the problem—we Who fain the truth would know? Ilow can earth be so beautiful, And how so full of woe? O human heart give answer, for In thee that answer lies; 'Tis not for birds, or flowers, or air To make life either dull or fair Or prove its mysteries. Life's radiance from within must shine. Its harmony express The aspirations of the soul, The power to cheer and bless. 'Tis love, love only, in the air, The sky, the birds, the flowers. That glorified the common life, That triumphs over care and strife In this sweet world of ours. —Emily llartley in Sunset Magazine for August. ♦— Very many persons die annually from cholera and kindred summer complaints. who might have been saved if proper remedies had been used. If attacked do not delay in getting a bottle of Dr. J. U. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial. the medicine that never faits to effect a cure. Those olio have used 1t say 11 acts promptly, and thoroughly subdues the pain and disease. VOOI)KN-LEGGI•:1) LIEN. In Massachusetts, at the town of Ware, there is a hen with a wooden leg. While a chicken, a stone thrown at the bird caused the re- moval of its icg. The owner there. on had a wooden substiture fitted, and on this the hen has stumped about the farmyard. She uses it ns a means of defence, and can easily stand on it while scratching for food with the whole leg. At night, when roosting, she allows this wood- en leg to hang down behind the perch. )lave you tried Holloway's Corn Cure? It has no equal for removing these troublesome excresentes as many have testified who have tried it. JUDICIAL SALARIES. The Lord Chancellor of Ireland is the most highly -paid judicial digni- tary In the Empire, his salary being .8,000 per annum. The salary of the English lord Chancellor is £10,- 000 per annual, but of this n sum of £6,000 only is paid for the dis- charge of judicial duties, the re- maining L4,000 being paid to hln in his capacity of ex -officio Speaker of the House of Lords. The salary of the Irish Chancellor carries with it a retiring pension of 1:4,000 per annum. They ars Car entity Prepared.—Pills which dissipate. themsetvea in the stom- ach cannot be expected to have inure effect upon the intestines, and to over- come ceativeness the medicine adminis- tered utast influence the action of these equals. i'arnteleo's Vegetable fills are so made, undc• the supervision of ex- perts. that the substance in them in- tended to operate mi the intestines 141 retarded In action until they pass through the stonla„S to the bowels. 111NEll 'S WILL. An addition to the literature of curious wills comes from the Arctic goldfields. A ruiner (lied at the head -waters of the Stewart River in the Yukon territory. On a piece of birch bark he wrote his last tes- tament. bequeathing his valuable claims on the raver to his nieces. A companion who was with hien in his last tnornents said, "We had no paper. and so the sick man wrote his will on a piece of bark, and n friend and I signed as witnesses." AN rf(VrEL TAIILET. At the George and Dragon hotel, Varnn. near Darlington, England, a tablet has just been placed in the commercial room, stating: "Stock- ton and ilarlington Beltway. In the commercial room of this hotel, on the 12th i•"ebrmnry, 1820, WAS held the promoters' meeting of the Stock- ton and i erliugton Railway. the firvt pnhlie railway in the wr rid. 'Phonies M(•ynell, Eaq., presided," T �, 1?M —'\'I•:Itl'ItltlIV 11110 keeps1 hen or 51 1001.1 send 30c at once null get the best practical iriforuation and latest news stout poultry and pet, stock keeping, every month for the next 16 months. 1uy back d not satisfied. Agents wanted. Address. Poultry News, Owen Sound. Out. • Superfluous Nalr Permanently Removed While traveling in ]Mexico I discover- ed a drug which removes hair from face, arms. neck, or any part of the body instantly and permanently, so will send to any one adicted without any expense but a postage stamp. Don't judge toy treatment by uneu'cces- ful attempts of others. I have suffered for years with this affliction and now my life's work is to help others from this humiliating trouble. My treat- ment 1s easy and accomplished at home, and 1 will forfeit $500 if it fails to remove hair. Don't suffer longer. ite- Itef Is now yours for the asking Write now lest you forget nry address. DOl(lrl'ilV BLACK. 1815 North Six- teenth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. FARM AT AilIDRIE. A1.8Fr/TA-- 2508 acres -22 mites north of Lalgary; 3 miles from Airdrie railway depot; convenient to church, schools. motes, etc.; splendidly situated; magni- ficent view; first-class soil; good water supply; up-to-date improvements; well- built house of eight rooms, Atted with all modern conveniences and drainage system; stable, cattle sheds, buggy slued. workshop. corrals, ets.; good fences, all new and substantial; will be sold as a going concern. with stock, crops, machinery, tools and house fur- nishings; this farm 1n all plowable, and is especially adapted for growing hard fall wheat and fur mixed farming. Full particulars on application to Gray,, Bros., Airdrie, Alta. PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS. During June, July, August and September the Chicago and North) Western Ity. will sell from Chicago. round trip excursion tickets to Sam Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland. Ore, (Lewis & Clarke Excursion), Se- attle, o-attle, Victoria, Vancouver at very' low rates. Correspondingly cheap fares from all points In Canada. Choice of routes, hest of train ser- vice, favorable stopovers and liberal return lirnits. !lutes, folders and full lnformntIon can be obtained from B. It. ilcnnett, General Agent. 2 East King St., 'Toronto, Ont. 81: Ile --"The closer a man gets to na- ture the happier he is." She--+ "'That's riot what you said when you slipped on the banana peel ycstcr. day." A Small fill, but Powerful.—They that )u.lgo of the powers of a pill by its size, would consider Parmelee'. Vegetable Pills to be lacking. it is 4 little wolider among pills. What it lacks in sire it makes up In The remedies which it harries are put up In these smell dotes, because they aro so powerful that only small dunce are required. Thu full strength of the estrtcts is secured in this form and do their work thoroughly. "I suppose you will :harry when you grow up?" said the visitor, pleasantly. "No," replied rho thoughtful little girl, innocently; "lifetim % says papa Is more - caro than the children, so I guess tho care of my children ell! be enough for me without the care of a hurt. band." Lever's 1'-% (Wise Tread) Dlsinfeos ant Soap Pee der dusted In the bath, softens the water and dishes recta. '•'that kind of a looking man is that chap (inhble(on'r I don't be- lieve 1 have stet hien." "Will, it yeti see two men in a corner, and one of them looks bored to death, the other one is (labbletonl" Uso the pale. pleasant and efTectuali worm killer. Mori,: (:neves' Woe teasing equals it. 1'rocuroi a bottle and take it home. Willie had been ghty, and his father ons going to thrush him. "My son," he said sternly, "do you know why 1 atm going to whip( you'?" "Yes, dad," replied the lit- tle fellow; "it's because you're big- ger than 1 am!" Summer Whooping Cough Theo children seem to cot, h whooping cough easily In theenrom.'r time when It is always*., . .h harder to get rid uf. Shiloh's Consumption Cure The Lung Tonic will euro them quests. There t• no injurious drug in It and 1t i. plcAr.,nt to take. At 1i;1 driggists, net., 60e. and t• ro a told., t,4 N U ISSUE NO. 413--05