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JUST A BOY'S DOG.
, spree, that dog won't bite;
.1ut a bit danger!
tat's heti breed! Shure I don't
know,
Fest a 'buy's dog,' stranger.
St. Bernard -yet last year,
rime the snow was deepest,
egged a little shaver hone
..hero the hill was steepest.
nt't n bulldog, all the same,
'I'woul(1n't do to scoff hint.
stene(1 on a trauq, ono time--
.ouldu't pry hien elf him.
.t a pointed -jest the same,
Then it all is over,
n't a better crit tel' round
itartiie up the plolc:.
11 hits? Say, there ain't his price.
Cut in all the nation!
st a 'boy's dog'; that's his breod-
ainest in creation.
CHOOSE A LIVE VOCATION.
[here cones a time when every
cowing boy anfl4t face the question:
Int shall 1 do for a life work?
It is an important question. one
at is as important to the parents
to the child. It is one that must
faced squarely and answered w•ise-
nd yet there are nanny who shirk
turn away, trying to (,void a
t answer, leaving the solution to
they hope will be a happy
ere are sons who leave the
entirely to their parents;
are parents who leave it
sons.
uld consider the matter
once and frankness and
determination agreeable to
'tiering the problem it. will
to remember several things.
first place all real success
o founded in the economic
pal of becoming a producing
✓ of the great industrial
There is no room in the
for a drone.
ody tnust produce sotncthing
who produces what is most
most wanted receives the
ards.
ral rule it is wise to try
something of which the
scant. In any case, it is
O avoid those occupations
there is already a surplus
product. I'or instance, the
Is not crying for lawyers, doc-
preachers, or accountants. The
led professions are overcrowd -
There is a large surplus stock
al advice on the market; also
advice and of bookkeeping.
gently the rewards are dimin-
nd of ,man that is most plen-
Ole market is the one who
business in particular find
omcthing in which ho can
d clothes while at work.
an most in denad(1 and least
ul is the one who has had nc-
xperience with some occupation
soils the hands and the clothes
ho, at the same time, has the
y for planning and directing.
way manager who has tramp -
ties and built a trestle. a
sher who has set type; n
er who has served as it
a contractor who has
' and "checked out" -
nth!) most in dcmnnd
find is the one WI10
SI LY CIIILD1tEN.
(1r
More chen die during the het
weather months than at any other
season of the year. 'Their vitality is
then at its lowest ebb, and an attack
of diarrhoea, cholera infantuui Or
stomach trouble may prove fatal in
a few hours. For this reason no
house in which there are young chil-
dren should be without t, box of
Baby's Own Tablets. which prounp'ly
euro all stomach and bowel troubles.
If the Tablets are given to a well
child they will prevent these ail-
ments and keep the little one well
and strong. Mrs. Joseph '1'. Pigeon,
Bryson, Que., says: "My little one
was attacked with colic and .liarrh-
me line of business sire on the part of some person or
rat to the. 'front of -
persons to get rich quickly. 'this
n who want to learn desire was in itself essentially t'ic-
m the top down are
It great industrial ern.
pportunitics for all. Every
enty years the great recruitedIndus- to other people.
y aunt be recruited anew'
With all respect, continued the pas-
has passed when it was not tot, h0 desired to add n ,cord (on-
hle to be n11ything but n e..r1,ing the 111111101ce which nicht Ifo
.nal 11181)... Science and 'err's"'by the King. Ms Majesty
have become the handmaid- was much loved by his people: he
e industrial arts. had proved l' self worthy of the
o VIlii11gr, is honoittI le that postern. and hail rightly enrnal for
welt. Produce something- hi,m'elf the title of "the p0ncr kpr
thing to the world, and the 0f the world." 1f the King would
BIG REVIEW BY THE KNIG
TO BE HELD IN EDINBURGH,
SCOTLAND.
His Majesty Will Inspect 40,000
Troops on September
18th.
The announcement that his Ma-
jesty the King is to hold u review of
volunteers in Edinburgh on Septem-
ber 18, bus created intense satisfac-
tion all over Scotland. It has long
been known that Lord Provost
Cranston has been exerting himself
to the utmost in order to get his
Majesty to hold it review on some -
vest, and 1 found Baby's Own •'nbl)ts thing like the scale which One,. Vic -
so satisfactory that I would out now to•iu held in August, 1881, when al -
he without them in the house. "These most .10.000 volunteers were on pa-
1'ablets not only cure' summer :roe- rade from every part of Scotland.
Iles, but all the minor ailments that Thearrtngenu•nts are in the bunds
afflict Infants Sari young children. of the mlilitury head -quarters in
They contain Ile opiate or harmful Scotland, who now occupy spacious
drug, and may
('s even with equal
offices in the palatial buildings of
safety to the Eau Wen baby or well the "Scotsman."
grown child. SITssee aro imitations
ARRANGEMENTS ON FOOT.
It is believed that the military
authorities ill Scotland have already
put themselves in connection with
of this medicine tsect mothers should
see that the v..4115 "Halos '14 Own
Tablets" and the tear -leaf clover
with child's head on each leaf is
found of the wrapper around each the War Office will► a view of ascer-
box. As you value your child's life taming what allowance is to be
do not be persuaded to taken rub made toward the ;xpeuses of the 'o1-
stitute for Baby's Own Tablets -the ustetr5 who may come to the review
one medicine that makes children well
front a distance. as soon as (to -
and keeps them well. Sold by all finite information has been obtained
druggist or You can get them by upon this point no time will he lost
(nail at 25 cents it box by writing
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., in conuuunicating with commanders
Brockville, Ont. of corps throughout the country.
Edinburgh it; sure to snake a good
contribution to the gathering, for it
THE EVILS OF GAMBLING. will be the desire of the brigades of
which Lord Provost Cranston is so
popular a commander to turn out in
such numbers as will demonstrate to
his Majesty how admirably he has
interpreted the feeling of the volun-
teers of the capitol. All over Scot-
land the same feeling is b; lievcd to
prevail. and there is general expecta-
tion that throughout the country
the day will be observed as tt gener-
al holiday. This will moan an influx
of people to the capital on a scale
which will help to make up for the
lack of visitors recently complained
of. The various railways will un-
doubtedly offer tenspting facilities
which will insure an immense attend-
ance of spectaters. it will provide,
too. another of the too rare oppor-
tunities which people from every
part of Scotland have of testifying
how ho;tnler his Majesty is among
his Scottish subjects.
IHELP VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
The review will also tend to infuse
new life into the ve•lmsteer move-
ment. which in Scotland, as in some
parts 1)( England, has rather suffer-
ed in popularity within recent years
us the result of what, rightly or
wrongly, is regarded as the want
of genuine practical interest on the
part of the war office. It is not
vet known whether the Queen is to
An Appeal to King to Use His
Influence Against It.
A striking sermon on "Tine Sin of
Hazard," was delivered a few Sun-
days ago at the City Temple. Lon-
don, England, by the Bev. R. J.
Campbell.
The preacher [,poke of the unhealthy
desire to gamble which too often ac-
companied our national sports and
even our indoor pastitnes. The sin
of hazard was, in his opinion, one of
the most outstanding of our nation-
. al vices. and one which every serious-
minded patriot must feel was a
menace to the well-being of the com-
munity and to our Imperial destiny.
The gambling evil had penetrated to
the highest grades of our social life,
to our commercial life, and to our
sports, but the most regrettable fea-
ture of all was the way in which
the desire for gambling had spread
to the lower classes, among whorl
the "copper book -.maker" and the
small moneylender had firmly (stab-
1ished themselves.
With regard to gambling in society,
Mr. Campbell could only say that if
half the stories which were told
about the sums of money lost and won
at "bridge" among the upper classes
• were true, they formed a very et it
portent for the furore of the race. RI -
i was only fair to say that. there was • accompany the King, but if his Ma-
to -day a healthier feeling a g the j j''sty is accompanied by his royal
highest grades of society than exist_ j consort. this will only lend audit ion -
ed in the eighteenth century, for in - 81 eclat to what has (eery prospect
stance. when statesmen of the high- of being a memorable eceas:on in
est rank gambled away their entire Scottish history. Unfortunately the
fortune. Still, it was to the upper last review took place on what was
classes of society that the country ono of the wettest days on record.
naturally looked for an example. and But be the weather what it may this
it was to be regretted that the sin time, deer, is no doubt but there will
of hazard was manifested in so be plenty of enthusiasm on the oc
marked a manner in connection with cttsio:s of the King's visit. a11(I it
the gave of "bridge." will not be surprising if the .Ouster
AN AI'1'EAL 'f0 THE KING. of volunteers at the review exceeds
In our commercial lice there were ('e'en the great gathering which
many phases of activity which were mtu•ched pest Queen Victoria In
not ordinarily described as gambling. 1881.
but which partook of that character, Ai'1'Ai11 1S iN GOOD BAND'.
and which were certainly examples of General Sir C. Tucker is not the
the sin of hazard. Speculation in man to leave anything undone that
many of its fnri ns was merely it tie- is calculated to ())sure the success of
the review, and once he returns to
hts, because, it added nothing to
the wealth of the community, but
merely acquired for one man whnt
might he looked upon ns belonging
1 pour its blessing into
headquarters in i:dinburgh from his
loner of the Scottish volunteers no
time will be lost in pushing forward
the needful arrangements.
•
II•;AI(l:PS OF FAMOUS NAMES.
The "1 o•ndon 1)ire' t ury" shows
that John Bunyan is a gre'n-groc.'r;
John Milton keeps a chandler's
shop; n barrister, a .'oneh-builder,
and n watchmaker each boast of the
nnn)e of William Shakespeare: while
Charles Dickens is a Poplar baker.
exert his great inlhience in separating
gambling from sport, and In (lis- WRONG SORT.
countennc•ing what was essentially
AIRS iN ONi: 11011SK• evil. and encouraging whet teas en -
e tenanted without t► break Fent jolly good. a ver} •h more
2(111 years by a 10(11 fans- healthy impulse ,night be gives to
Rushton., a representative the sports of the nation.
Ir. 'niceties Rushton) is a
onager for the tai 1 of ♦ A change to the right kind of food
ns demolished 1110 other
PAVEMENT OF' SK 1,1.1.5. can lift one from a sick lied. A lady
lkden, near Manchester, the in 11'eldc•n, III., says:
required for a new Mimi- (iwandu, n town in Africa. con- "Last spring 1 became bed -fast
thodist t'hapel. 111 the early tains between 10,000 and 15,000 in- with severe stomach trouble accoln-
1 lust century the cottage, habitants, find is surrounded be a ponied IN sick headache. i gut
sly emus). served ns n preach- palisade of pules, the top 1,1 evory worse and worse until t became so
lace for local Wesleyan Metho- pole being crowned by a huuan low l could scarcely retain any food
and handloom weaving "n% skull. There are six gates. and the at all. nithough 1 tried every kind.
curried on in it: it also seri fel approach to each is laid with n I had lesOat1' completely discour-
an alehouse in the eighteenth pavement of human skulls. the tops aged, had given up all hope end
ury. being the only ports that show thought 1 wits doomed to starts to
nbove-ground. More than 2,000 dent h. till one clay nay husband try -
skulls are timed in the pavement I ing to find something i could retain,
leading up to each gate. The pave- brought home some Grape -Nuts.
meat is of snowy whiteness, polished I "Tu my surprise the 100(1 agreed
(1) the s ,bless of ivory by the with ane, digested perfectly. and
daily passage of hundreds of naked • without distress. I began to gain
f1et. jstrent 11 et once. env flesh (which
♦---- ' hnd been flabby) grew firmer. fnv
health improved in every way and
WANTS A IIU`DIIED MILLION. ,eery day. and in n very few weeks
Lord Kitchener has asked $1110.- 1 gcin0(1 20 {rounds in weight. i
000,000 for the erection of bat rn(•ks !liked (Iratee-Nuts so well thnt for -1
and military centres along the In- ,uol►thy 1 ate r,o other food, and nl-
dinn front 1 r. '1•he Indian .rimy Ivor' f'•11 Its well sat isffei after (at-
exiele. he s.1ys, only to repel a iso - . 111E1ns if 1 had mat down ton fine
sinn invasion, and is not a police lnntpict•
force t0 preserve British supren n t "1 hod 8') return of the mieernble
among; the natives in Indio. 't'he'n- is! 'tetriveh nr.r of the headaches.
fore. he proposes to change alto- Ow'1 e- 1 to have when 1 n}e
gether the system on which the 1't•.'• 1••etl 1 nm note a well w"-
army lets iree11 prepared for mo!,i)ii- m81;.(141511.: nil ►ray otvn work again,
alien. ;snd f1 '1 1f n'. life is v.orth living.
• *:ripe -Nets feed 11118 been n god -
Ieen(1 to guy family: it s'trely saved
Perhal's Plain Old Meat, Potatoes
and Bread May be Against
Ycu for a Time.
I EN(:I.ISIf VOCABULARY.
e English language -according
a German statistician who has
Ir n steely or the conn,tu-ntitr
1th of la)geitges-heads the list
h the enormous vocabulary of
,0110 words. Gereent% rom08 next
11 80,(100 words; then Italian,
th 75,000; french. with 30,000;
rkish. with 22,'00; and Spanish,
th 20.000.
he following note renrhed
ooltt)nster from n b y's father. in-
ning:- hint of tie cruse .,f his son's
pence from stile 1 11,0 pret•iotts
t•. Ii 140urally eau• et) some pier-
ent find. judging •1..11 the way
igns the epistle. it in no way
ers him. The note (:u• ns (01-
•' ['lease eks use 1 filmy 11111
rat school yesl.•rel 1y .8 he wile
at horse to wash --his father.'•
shopwalker - "Poor old
loss completely lost him hcar-
nfraid he will tote his
cond Shopwalker-" lion-
's to be transferred to
t depart 111cnt 1"
THIS MESSAGE
IS FOR WOMEN
DAME BRADETTE CURED OF
ALL HER PAINS BY DODD'S
KIDNEY PILL:1.
Suffered for Years Before She
Found Quick Relief in the Great
Canadian Kidney Remedy.
St. hose du Ilegele, 'l'euliscouta
Co., Que., Aug. 21-t Special ). .Suf-
fering Women all over Canada will
read with (1 Kegs. of interest and re-
lief tho experience of 'Duna' Amnedec
liradette of this place.
"It gives lee pleasure to be able
to tell," says Dane. liradet0'. "that
1 and cured of all the ills 1 suffered
for (t number of years. I found in
1)odd's Kidney fills quick relief
front all my pains. 1 only had to
take one box to bring hack my
health, and in five months 1 have
had no return of my trouble."
Those troubles known only to wo-
men always spring from disordered
Ki(lncys. The female organs nre en-
tirely dependent on the Kidneys.
Dodd's Kidney files never fail to
cure the Kidneys. '!'hat is why they
always bring health, strength and
cheerfulness to weak, run-down, suf-
fering woolen
AUNTY GLEN'S CURE.
How the Old Lady Got Rid of a
Dreadful Headache.
'I'otmny I'onmeroy's pneumonia led
to a discussion at the sewing -club
Ineween an advocate of unllstart]
plasters and a believer in cold -water
applications.
"What a variety of curs there
are," remarked Miss Everett, pleas-
antly, with n meaning look at the
others. "Yesterday 1 heard of the
'laughing cure'!"
"Indeed!" The minister's wife
hastened to help in steering conver-
sation away from the belligerents.
"You've kept yourself so young.
Mrs. Glen, you must have something
interesting to contribute on cur s."
The old lady thus addressed was
a recent tomer, but it was gradual-
ly dawning on (ho community that
they had a saint among them -one
of the unobtrusive, ).appy. healthy
kind. Children were already calling
her "Aunty (g!,n."
"Do you believe in mustard?" de-
manded the deter nhiled advocate.
"Fur those that it benefits, yes,"
said Mrs. ellen, gently.
"Ilut tell us how you hr.vo kept
well," hastily interposed Miss Ever-
ett.
"i don't mind telling, but i guess
you'll thin!. it's n funny Lind of
cure," Mrs. Glen replied. with n
smile. "Once, years ago, f had n
dreadful headache. I hadn't slept
n wink the night before --1 was
grieving about a friend that hadn't
tri aced the right.
"1 was just brooding away. going
over and over in nay mint) ghat 1'd BAD
say to Ittt•hilnhcl itecord some day,
when I saw that n big grudge was Tons Of
growing right up inside of ate.
'Now,' said I to toys. If. ''poso Me- it
hitnhel Bccorel did really do it, lesport
that tt reason why you should grow (00
n grudge?' that
"So i set richt about fireiving less
Results from common soaps:
eczema, coarse hands, ragged
clothes, shrunken flannels.
SUNLIGUT
REDUCES
EXPENSE
lek fnv the Ar(ae.1 Mee
A PROSPEROUS SOCIETY.
How the Independent Order of
Foresters Has Grown.
Tho Supreme Court of the Indepen-
dent Order of Foresters held its
triennial session at Atlantic City,
New .Jersey, recently. The reports
submitted at this meeting show the
society to be a wonderfully prosper-
ous one. An Independent Finance a. e1, �lU�l�iR4s
Committee investigated all the secm-
ities, etc., anreported that theyPrincipal,
round the business affairs of the or-
der managed in a thoroughly busi- Y
1 SCHOOL Of ME�RAPB
mess ,»annne•1•, the investments mal y DOMINION
and wisely made, and that nu losses SA. clatde St. tea t, Toronto, Ont.
had been incurred during all the
years of the order's history. Tho
order's accumulated funds have in-
creased in the last three sears $:3,- PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS.
272,3'15.51. The order's position is During June, July, August and
growing better every year, for Sc i'iiig the: Chicago and north
assets stair(•, the increase in a(•Cu(11((laled Scptern ley. will sec' oon Ch North
sduring the last two round trip excursion -tickets to San
yours, ]903-•1, wa.s :i1.a4 per cent.,
while the increase in insurance at Francisco, Los Angeles, Pot Hand.
risk (luring the same period was only Ore. (Lewis & Cingkc 1•:xcerston), Se -
0.07
o -0.07 per cent. The order has increas- , attle, Victoria, Vancouver rat very
ed its accumutat(s1 funds since the low rates. Correspondingly cheap
last meeting of the Supreme Court fares front all points in Coanda.
more rapidly than it increased in any Choice of routes, hest of train ser -
equal time previously. During the vice, favorable stopovers and liberal
818 working days of the year the return limits. butes, folders and
order pays out $8,892.89 per (lay, full information cult be obtained
and each day puts away a surplus from 11. It. Bennett, General Agent.
of 53,907. The order's accumulated 2 East King St., Toronto, Out. 31
funds now amount to over 59,000,-
000, and these, the committee re-
ports, are all well and safely invest-
ed. The society 118" added 11,000
members net for each year of the
past triennial period. No changes
were made in the rates, the Supreme
Chief Hanger contending that the 1 work,
rates of the order at the present time To give bad example to young
were ample. �p(ople.
All the Supreme Executive were re- °, P 0 have
elected, ,with lion. 1)r. Oronhyatekha
at their bend. It should be added i manners.
that. the death rate of the order is ; 'I'o live a half -lite when
low, indeed much lower than it 1085' life is possible.
some years ago, and the average age Not to be scrupulously clean in
of the membership is only thirty- person and surroundings.s• Ven. The medical work seems, I 1'o acknowledge a fault and make
therefore, to be well and carefully n° effort to overcome. it.
done. As a frnternnl society the I Po he ungrateful to friends and to
independent Order of Foresters eel•- those 11h° have helped us*
taints- has been a wonderful success,,
To go through lire a pygmy when
and sumethiu:g of its financial Nature intended you for a giant.
st rengl11 may be understood from 1'o kick over the ladder upon
the fact that the reports show that , which we have climbed tu our posi-
!• it has already enough in its treasury 11(I10 he grossly ignorant of the cos -
ito pay all probable death claims for ituns and usages of good society.
!about live years without collecting
any premiums from any one of its She -"You say you are devoted to
Inetubers.-Toronto Globe, August rpt. 11hut is the particular art that
15. yeti lute best? Ile -"Thou art."
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FOOD WHOLESALE.
It Destroyed Monthly in
the Metropolis.
BLACK AND WHITE
are not more different than the ole, fa shitvt• d bulk of j-.ohuge teas. ncd
Carefully Crown, Thoroughly Cared and Properly Packed
WWI AL. 'rRY TEEM MAE") I.L3 a Y.
For sale by all live grocers.
TELEGRAPHY
A telegrapher tarns from
5540.00 to *1800.00 It
year. 1)o you? If not, let
us qualify you to do so.
Our free telegraph hook
explains everything. Write
toe it to -day.
Mention ,Lis paper.
DISGRACEFUL 'Di':I•'ICIENCIES.
It is a disgrace-
'I'o half du things.
To be lax, indolent, indifferent.
Not to dsvclop your possibilitiefl.
To do poor, slipshod, blotched
crude, brutish,
repulsive
a whole
appears from the monthly re-
nt the merlicc.l officer of health
the city of London, England,
in the four weeks dealt with no
than 310 tons of 1neat were con -
her as hard ns 1 could. and pretty (b nerved as unfit for human food, of
soon f just loved Mehitnhel Becurd. which 145 tons were imported frozen
no matter what she'd dune." produce. Of the whole. 30:1 tuns are
Tho needles were motionless. The the
speaker, although flushing. described 0s "patrol." The total
flushing.u11undernumber of seizures made was 8,•1011.
gape of many eyes, continued: and in more than 1.000 cases sales-
"An(1 when I'd thoroughly fur- 1,1,11wee the• first to call ntt0,11100
given Mehitnbel-tvhy, my h(e) to the quality n( the food. Other
ens gun,. nod 1 f.•It nirc all ver. it if)rnrlttc0 114t0nd0d fur hunt.. ,un-
set me to thinking. After that, SumpUon, but s.•ii,sl and condemned
whenever i had an ache o• pain, 1 during the four weeks. included:-
practised going nwny by myself and One and n half tons of slraWber-
forgiving some one. 1 t worked won-
derfully."
"1►Id you 8lwa0a hm'e Sonne 0110,"
asked the minister's wife, softly, "to
pract is.' un?"
"henry tno, no"" Fail! Amity
Glen. "EY( rybndy's always treat-
ed me en ni'e, i ran out of folks
to forgive long ngm.•'
"Ileo did you manage your 'cure'
then?"
"(111, nlong nhout 1he some time I
run out of aches and pains. too. I
haten'1 lost a day in bed in forty-
five cl urs."
• 'There wnS n pause. Miss Everett,
with shining eyes. broke the silence:
"Lade s. I nl(Otr n Vote 01 thanks
to -to (tear Aunty (:len, for n bit
of eery deep nisi very dear philoso-
phy. And I move, also, that we
adopt her cure and prnct ise it -
with mustard plaster or without, as
each one likes."
Th
Andre
her
is not
toles
man
in Great
within he
1111111.11
the la's'
su11ei all
therofere.
LAW ANI) 'flit: QUEEN.
legal
i5
tt
private
posit
(0rieus.
ion
of
,y
bus Mese
(1
regard( by
England
of
at
all.
She
Britain
scup("
Proper, v
is
is
h,
n
tine
Quern Alex -
So gar
concerned,
lawn and
ns Innrried
is only woman
1111) does not conte
of the Married Wo -
Act. The i1(n of
that affairs of :ante cen-
time td the King", and,
reoponsil.il it y for 1 he
118
she
1118-
W0 -
Ills
.Q11. en's private busines8 rests upon
hits. If the Queen contracted debts
:in he:. l ,sba;d's name, he 1.0111(1 not
he resl•on..it.1e for them nm any other
husband would. The Kirg cau.Ot
be 8110d for delft, hal the (211ern ,811
1)0. 5110111d the King die, sone au-
1horiti,•s hold that the Queen could
cot perry ngnin, in 6080 he 'wished
to do so. without the special Iicen,o
and commission of the King's suc-
cessor. --�
1 her • are only three n8* l(tl n l L.•I,
"What do you think of 0111' new my life and my two l ti le boys have dnyo in Japan. •l0.nunry 1st is one
oil pnintine asked Mrs. Newri,hthrilen on it wonrlerfn!iv " seem•' of them, and lit • bit thane of the
"Well." answered Mr. Nes-rich, "it given by Postu111 Co., Rattle ('reek, reis,'nit„t l'snperer. Novetel.er aid, is
seems good e,eugh from the front, Mi( h. er.•tl•1• But Fein -linty 11th is that
but if you turn it round and look at I 'i'I.ere's n re•:,sone grntest of the three dates. for it is
t ho other mule i must goy the 11111- U,•' the little 1,1-"k. "'1•i:o Road t.) Ithe nneiversnry of the eoronntion of
terial ,eons kind o' cheap." 1Welltille, ' in inch pll• the fir::t Emperor Jimmu.
[les.
tine and a half tons of damsons.
On' and n half tons of fruit and
P88
.
One ton or more of blackberries
811(1 pions.
On one day the inspectors seized
1,2410 tins of pines, mixed fruits, sal-
mon, lobster. and sardines, and on
another 1,4(10 tins of condensed
milk.
Use the safe.le sant find cttectual
worm killer. Mollie (:naves' Worm i:x-
tennlnutor: not hint equals it. Procure
u bottle and take it (tome.
"it is n positive delight to meet
n man you feel yell can trust " re-
marked the 1nd11idual 16111 'he high
forehead. "Oh. 1 don't know! I
prefer n nein who prise cash." re-
plied the 1111111 who kept the grocer's
shop.
Meeker -Say, old chap. I'm in
beastly bad luck; need .'encu badly
end haven't the leas( idea where i
can get it. Baxter -Well. 1'n, glad
to hear that -i thought perhaps you
had an idea you could touch lee for
it.
"it must he awful." remarked n
gushing young girl. "never to hate
n chance to marry." "Yes; but not
nearly so bad ns to have had a
chance tool let it slip!" said the
lady of uncertain age.
they aru Cn,crully Prepared. -Pips
tt hleii dissipate tb(auta9te8 in the stom-
ach cannot be expected to have 11,11
eticct ug the intestines, and to over -
11)186• cestlt•eness the medicine adminis-
tered mu..t Intlucnce the action of these
canals. I'armelee's Vegetable fills are
so ,nadc, undo* the supervision of ex-
perts. that the subst e In thein in- thein."
tended to operate on the intestines is
retarded in action until' they pass I
thr.,ugh the stotna.:t to the bowels. Very many persons die annually front
cholera nod kindred summer comnplaint,
who might have been saved if proper
remedies had beet• used. 1( attacked do
not delay In gutting a bottle of Dr.
J. 1). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial, the
medicine that never feels to effect a
cure. Those who have used it say 11
acts promptly, and thoroughly subdues
the pain and disease.
11011 5.11..' 1:1;1•71(111(1111i Wil()
keeps hens or pets should send
Oe at one,+ and get the best practical
inlorruat and latest news about
(•oultry and pet stunk keeping, every
month for the next 16 .inths. Money
buck if not satisfied. Agents wanted.
Addres<. Poultry News, (Owen Sound.
Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed
11bile traveling in Mexico 1 discover-
ed it drug whsle removes hair from
lace, arses, neck. or any part of the
body 11.stantly and permanently, so
will send to any one afflicted without
any expense but a postage stamp.
Don't judge my treatment I.y unsuccess-
ful attempts of others. 1 have suffered
for years with this affliction end now
uiy life's work is to help others from
this humiliating trouble. My treat-
ment is easy and accomplished at home,
and 1 will forfeit $GUO if it fails to
remote hair. Don't sutler longer. Ile-
hef is now yours for the asking. Write -
'low fest you forget my address.
DOItO•l'lIV 111.x('u' . 11.15 North six-
tecntlt Street, Phitsdelphia, Pa.
t
AIIM A'i' AlltDltit. AI./''""i 1-
2a98 acres -211 miles north of
i-steery; :l miles from Airdrie railway
depot; convenient to church, schools,
stores, etc.; splendi(11y situated; mognl-
lict:ut view; first-class soil; good water
supi)ly; up-to-date improvements; well-
built house of eight rooms. fitted with
all modern ' conveniences arid drainage
system; stable. cattle shed,, bucey
shod. workshop, corrals, et..; good
fences, all oew and substantial: will he
sold as a going concern, with stock,
crops, machinery, toolsend house fur-
nishings; this farm 1s all plowable, and
Is especially adapted forrowing hard'
fall wheat and for 'nixed farming. VIM
particulars on application to Gray
ilros.. Airdrie. Alla.
CLEANING
WALKIMS
LADIES' e a . OR
supra
Csa bs d.ne perfectly by oar Freaeb Proem. Ty is.
SUITORS AMERICAN STRING C.
KOXTISR>ta TORONTO, OTTAWA t QIIEn110
MUSHY.
Pearl -"I hear that Jeanette and
Marry went about the softest couple
that were ever married in this
town."
Ituby-"I should say so. Why, they
were so soft 1hat their friends boiled
the rice before they threw it at-
AN'I'IIROi'OME'19tiC SURVEY.
"In my opinion," said the Duke of
Pkvonshi. e, "the report of the coin -
mission has not received from the
public 111 the attention it deserves." i
Ile suggested a systematic anthropo- 1
metric survey.
Speaking for the Government. Lord
Lansdowne guvo the assurance. that '
the report should not be pigeon-
holed rind forgotten. Ilut further en-
quiry and investigation were neces-
sary before a great many of the re-
commendations could be taken up.
A Small 1'111, but Powerful. -They
that judge 01 the powers of it pill by
its sire, wooltl consider Parmelee'',
Vegetable )'Ills to be lacking. it is
little wonder among pills. What it
lacks in sire It makes up in p..•e•
The remedies which it carries are put
up In those smell doses. because they
aro so powerful ,lint only small (loses
are required. The full strength of the
extracts 18 secured In this form and do
their work thin (nighty.
REM :11t1:ABL1; BOOK.
'l'he Prince de Ligne is the fortu-
Mavis-"And so you are going to
nate possessor of perhaps the ,Host harry I•'1 rdinnnd after all. You've
nines hook in the world. It is chosen him out of n11 the legions of
neither )1 tia'(1 nor written. The I,lIilors you used to hnv�'" Avis --
ofVes of the buck urn allb rut out „Yes, he was the only en • who pro-
of yell and (eased on blue paper. poti d, and I decided that a 1'erdin-
The hook is ns cosy to pond ns if posed, '
printed fr the boldest type, p!; and was worth two in the bash."
the characters are cut oil, ;pith
Inarvollols precision and uniformit.•,
and this dexterous piece of handi-
( craft must have required a great
amount of time. labor nn 1 patience
by the author. The volume bears
the tills "The Book of all 1'nssions
of Our Lord Jesus Christ. with
(•har•nclrrs not composed of any ma-
teria) " it is said that in 1010 the
German Emperor, Rudolph I1.. offer-
ed the enormous sun) 1)f 11,000 du-
cats for this wonderful. Inst yet curi-
ous. work of art. What maker; the
history of the hook more peculiar is
the fact that the English nuns are
inscribed upon it. although the book
is suph;Sed never to have been in
England.
.lamps -"When I'm calling I never
know what to do with lay hands and
feet?" .1ims-"OfTer your hand to
the girl, and use your feet to get
away from her father."
(lave you tried Holloway's ('orn Cure?
It has no equal for removing lbeso
troublesome excresences as many have
testified who have tried it.
"Is thnt n birthmark ••n your
friend's forehead?" "No; that's a
laundry a perk." "A laundry 'nark.
iGow odd?" "Not so very. 11is wife
hit him with a flat -iron."
Lever's Y -'h (Wise fiend) Disinfect..
asst :soap Powder dusted in the
bath, softens the water and ,linin.
tecta.
RiNG 1'1' IN.
"ile mode quite n :ittle speech
when he proposed last night," con-
fided Helen. blushingly.
"Sort of n ringing speech, I pre-
sume?"
ro-sume?" laughed Katherine, noticing
the glitter on her chum's hand.
MAILS BY SKY -ROCKET.
Perhaps the most timistifkl Way e1
delivering mails Is that adopted for
one 0f the islands of the Tonga
group in the Pacific, where the
danger of approaching inshore ren-
ders It necessary for the mall steam-
er to use a sky -rocket as a postman.
11 Is an ()firer of the Law of fienith.
-When called in to attend a disturb-
ance it searches nut the hiding -Om e of
pain. and like n guardtnn of the pram,
lays hands upon It and 1nye. '•i arrest
you." Resistance Is U,etes1, ea the law
of health imposes a sentenre of perpetu-
al banishment on pain, and Dr. Thous
as' i•;Icctrlc 011 was originated to on -
force that sentence.
1 Mrs. Casey -An' wet be ye goin' to
imako of yep boy, Mike's" Mrs.
O'Toole[ -Well, we !Minded him for n
hodcnrricr, like his pa, but the bye's
aim Was 80 good at hittin' srnbq
wid bricks while the laststrike was
on, that now Tim is Goin' to have
his( train for a hall player.
Summer
Whooping Cough
The children seem to 'stitch whooping
rungthe.• 11ily In the summer nIMO whci, it
is always s, mitis harder to get ri1 of.
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
The Lung
Tonic
will cure thein quickly. ?i.ere H r•,
lojnrlees drug in It and It is pleases
to take.
At a:1 druggists, /Sc., 00e. and 11 1., a lube.
=say$ NO. 84-05.
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