Exeter Times, 1905-12-21, Page 3YOUNG
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A SNAIL'S WAYS.
Ono dny I Grund a snail in the
woods. Ile was crawling on a mw
log. Ills shell eus glossy and of ..
light brunt' color. The snail, tree.
was pule brottn. Ile looked soft, to;
if ho had been [nude ,:ut ut jelly. lir
bad a pair of horns thrust out from
the (rout of his head, to warn turn at
danger.
When I picked up the shell `Jr.
Snail quickly tucked himself out of
sight inside. 1 took the shell ht,t..e
in 'ley picket, and at night Ittict it on
my table. In the morning it was
gone.
Looking about the room, 1 fowl!
the email climbing up the wall, hal`
way to the ceiling.
1 stood on a choir, touch( e1 Itinl
gently on the head, and, in a fri-la,
he drew into his shell, and it 'fell
from the wall into lily heed.
Then 1 took a large china dish, nee
put in it a nice stone from tit;
brook. Tho steno had little lice• es
and hits of water weeds on it. I put
water in the dish. 'Then I set the
snail on the steno.
Snails like cool, moist things. My
snail at once emoie out to see his
now hotne. le began to travel
around it. at a great rate. Ile crept
to the water on every side. I say
that he ate the lichens. So I brou'nt
a nice young lettuce leaf, wet it, and
laid it on the stone. When the snail
in his journey reached it, he touched
It with his horns. Then he crept up-
on the edge of the leaf. turned side-
wise, and bet;t:n to eat fast.
WAS SENT HOME a °°°4 ac' :..:•'c4
AS INGURABLE
THEN JOS. BOONE POUND HEALTH
IN DODD'S KIUNEV PILLS
Ile was l'nahle to Work for Seven
Years Before He Used the Great Cale
adieu Kidney Remedy.
Ile scented very hungry. He moved
along the edge of the leaf, gnawing
as he went. After he had eaten
apiliabout a quarter of the way along the
eat he turned and went back, still
eating. So he kept on until ho ha.l
cut a deep scallop. 'Then he went to
another place .and ate out auoth.ir
scallop.
The children said he liked scall.ip-
ed lettuce.
I kept the leaf wet. At first. 1
thought the greedy little creature did
nothing but eat. 1 found that I:o
liked to play and Was fond of travee
He would go to the edge of the •ta-
ter, and, holding fast to the stone,
would dip his head in for a drip':,
or to get it wet
When he did this, ho drew in his
horns until they could not be sen 1.
Then he tried to cross alto waterand
to reach the side of the dish.
He would cling fast by the hitt!
part of his body, raise his head, and
stretch himself as far as be coul1,
and try to take hold of the dish. lie
often fell short and tumbled into the
water. Hut out he would cone and
try again. When he succeeded, It,t
would walk all around the rim of the
dish.
Ono night he came out, dropped to
floor, crept over the carpet, t.p
t�''"Ott��ver t
t e. along the top.
Naos
and then tra%c tK
eat the ra-
t. There I
now bonnet. lie tried
tificfal leaves on the bo
caught him in the morni
Wherever he went he1f eflt thin
trail like glue. 1 could folios his
steps as you can those of a care s
boy who forgets to wipe his feet.
A WORD TO IM)YS.
You are made to be kind, boys,
generous and magnarlilnous.
If there is a boy in school who lag
a clubfoot, don't let him know you
ever saw It.
If there is a poor boy with ragged
hest, don't talk rags in his he:er-
4
there is a lame boy,
assign
n r
i
n
soma part of the game that doesn't
require running.
If there Is n dull one, help hint to
learn his lesson.
If there is a bright one, be not en-
vious of him; for if one boy is proud
of his talents and another is en em:is
of them, there are two ggreat wrongs,
and no more talent than before.
It a larger or stronger boy has in-
jured you, and is sorry for it, for-
give him. All the school will sh.t.v
by their conntenaltres how much bat-
ter it is than to have a great fuss.
Cottel'8 Cove, NIkI., Pee. 11.—
(Spechel.)—Tl.e days of miracle~ are
past, but the cure of Joseph Boone
of this place almost ranks with sen-
sational curs of the earlier ages.
.1a. Poone had been ailing for eight
years, seven of which he was unabl:
to work from the effects of Backache
and Kidney ('.anplaint. Ile was all
aches and pains.
Ile was treated by several doctors.
and after seven months in the hospi-
tal was sent home as incurable. It.
was there that reading of cures in
tl o newspapers led hin, to use Doll's
Kidney fills. It took twenty-one
boxes to core him, but to -day he is
strong and well and hard at word:
lobster fishing.
People here havo learned that if all the elements are combining to
the el ettse is of the Kidn,.ys 0r from ntuke him wretched, that everybo ly
the Kidneys, Dodd's Kidney Pills will.
cure it.
WONDROUS LAKES.
One Blows `Yud Rubbles
Like , Another Hee
The "Ilunle of the lint Devils" is
an island of tire situated in the
centre of n huge lake of boiling hard
and slim/ in .lava. (tastes arise
fromh lower depths and form en -
HEALTH
A FIT OF TIIE BLUES.
Ifall the time when people say
they have the "blues," all tune~ nee.,
is to go out and get a breath of
fresh air.
People who have "blues" stay in
huust•s too ninth; they don't exercise
enough, told they eat too 'mace. Tee
body is clogged with a stll'p1118 of
food, the lungs are vitinted with bad
air, and the whole machinery of tht
body is working at low gage. The.
motor wheels of the machinery drag
and run heavily.
This pits steal condition is reflected
upon the mental faculties, and they
become torpid and sluapes 1, aet•l
everything takes on a depressed,
"blue" leak. All the little worries
troubles and perplexities are moge:-
fied, and the world stents a dismal.
desolate place, indeed, and the pour
"blue" person 18 enveloped in u fog
of misery and despair. lie thil,ks
the whole world is topsy-turvy and
OLD 1101111V HORSE AC.ttN.
Cyrlope of One Hundred years Ago to
be Itenewcd.
The lastest fashion In cycling is a
"cyclopetle" for ladies, says the Lon-
don Daily Mirror. This takes us
back to the day's of the Begetter,.
when the "first gentleman of Europe'
is just. as mean as he feels.
And yet all ilia while this whole
world -Rill of misery is centred rig tt
within himself. People everywhere
are going to and fro about their f 1-
fnirs, with sympathy in their hearts
and kindliness in their eyes. The
world is running over with joy aV'l
the people in it are not as tend '13
they seem.
What the "blue" individual ncle.(s
is to get outdoors and absorb SOMI
of the happiness that' is going to
waste. ile or she has been absorb -
blandly squandered millions at ing all sorts of indigestible food and
Brighton, and his friends nnnls.'.I vitiated air, until the hods has re -
themselves by "hobby -horsing" along belled. \4hnt ho ucr(18 to do is tit
let up a little on eating, skit) n meal
or two, take ' a long, brisk we";
walk, breathe in great draughts of
porn oxygen, drink plenty of water.
the front.
The "cylopode," incleed, is exactly
the old "hobby -horse" with improve-
ments. True, it is fitted with 'melt-
mtatic tires, springs and ball -bearings, This will help to eliminate •n •
and is a feather -weight compared I poison from the body, that has been
with the hideous combination of; making things "blue." The nunchi,t-
cny will commence to run easier, the
wheels will quit dragging and bes,ia
to run merrily round and roma
humming a little tune that will
wood and iron which our greet
grandfathers disported. But the
main "hobby -horse" features are ro-
inc(1
'There aro no pedals, the machine quiet the fretted nerves. The t g -
being propelled either by thrusting will clear away, and the mind will
the feet against the groom'. or by become active, alert and buoya'tt,
"punt -poling" with a walking stick and the dark, deep blue will begin to
or alpenstock. The seat Is eery low. lighten into a pale blue, and then a
so that the. most clumsy rider can little pink tint will creep in. and
hardly fall off. and of course. barely finally everything in it will tic rose
any instruction is required. You can color. and the whole world, anal
get ud quite n fair speed on the everybody in it will be beautiful and
machine—ten miles an hour being good once more.
about the limit. Yes, tho world is all right. The
But who, it may be asked. would trouble is all within your own little
care to use a cyclopedc when ordin- self. You have overfed the body, ur
ary bicycles are faster and ISM given it bad air or deprived it of its
trouble? One idem is that the newt needed rest. You may be sure when
machine will give more vigorous fin.1 you feel "blue" you have done some -
healthy exercise than the ordinary thing or - nmitt.ed to do sonmethi•rg
bicycle affords. Another is that eft- that was required to keep your bolls/
erly' holies may he attracted by Its in perfect working order. One ought
absolute safety. Resides, the price—
four guineas—is very low.
'Iho first lady's machine has been
built to the order of a distinguished
customer, anal in a generation whir 1
worships h�/•lth and is always look
ing for si new form of exercise it
has a c1 unto of becoming quite a
rage. The chief obstacle is ridicule.
dies have the net of looking gracn-
ci 'under most unpromising circum-
stances, baa ten miles an hour on e.
cyclopedc will bo rather a severe test
of this faculty.
TUB WIFE AS MANAGER.
"You can rely upon it," said n
keen husineas man, that the man
whose wife is managing his salary
for hitn is prosperous. When 1 ser a
man that I happen to know hand all
his ea i aiinge over to his wife, I set
him down ns getting along well. Ile
has atartwl on the right road to get
rich, for in nine cases out of ten he
is saving something. And a fact
which he is opt to overlook is that
if he only spends a little less then
he makes, he Is bound to get rich.
A woman who manage~ hex hpsband's
salary ei11 help him to do this near-
ly every' time, as women are meaner
than men. Some igen find it impos-
sible to save money, and a man hits
got to spend less than he tnakes be-
fore he yen begin to get along. The
man whose wife is enough of a Coat. forth. These may appear to ho u•l•�
neer to help hitn get to this po nt
by taking care of his money for him fol, owing to their ability to rein) •ve
may consider himself fortunate." a certain amount of coloring matter
and floating materials, but as usually
f
A BRAIN WORKER.
to feel ashamed to say ho hes the
"blues," for it is really an ndmiss,t n
that he has been mistreating his
body. So, 11 you ever get the
"bluets," don't tell anyone. but go
outdoors and run and walk and
breathe until you get rid of thein.
HOUSEHOLD FILTERS.
The fact that intestinal diseases,
such as typhoid fever, cholera, dv-
sentcre, diarrhoea, and so forth ate
commonly transmitted through con-
t.aminated water makes it seem ad-
visable to print a word of warning
regarding the use of domestic water -
filters.
Th most efficient method of urif,
Thep
ing contaminated water -supplies on
a largo scale is by means of sand
filter -bels in which the water perco-
lates very slowly through a 'neer 0f
find sand several feet in thickness.
('sties that have Installed such plants
report a great improvement in their
health statistics. Knowledge of the
danger to be apprehended from aha
water -supply has become so wide-
spread. however, that domestic filters
intended to be used by the individual
householder have conte into general
Use.
These are of numerous varieties
and employ many different substances
as the filtering medium, such as
charcoal, sand, mineral wool, un-
glazed clay or porcelain, ane so
the Must Reveille Kind of Food Thal Now -
which
bubbles in the atcky inml.
which grow and Increnso until they
attain a diameter of rive or sir feet.
Istles Broin.
"I 43111 n literary man w•11050 ner-
Theee bubbles are often carried sl.y-
wards by the wind, where theI cons energy is n great port of mV
y Iinul stock In trifle, nnrl ordinarily l
ly burst with n loud explosion. have tittle patience with hrenkfast
Tile biggest snow glee ons stet, by c
Sir Martin Conway. who explore(] the foods end the extravagant claims
Karakoram runge of mountains in made of t!•ent. But I cannot with-
hold
ith-
h l 1acknowledgment of the d debt
1801. From the sununit of Maslen.
Pass, which he traver+erl for the first
time on record. he looker) upcln n
vast level lake of snow. over :don
square miles in areal. surrounded by
Innumerable giant peaks.
l'he Sea of lee. near Chnnaouni, in
Savoy. Se-it/crime'. is inure like ,t
fake of snow tha( nnsthing else. The
ince of the ice is broken op by
lar hent, and this ntinllte fissuring
Rives 11 the appearance of 'umv, and
it Is often nth a akin for such by t our -
bits.
wrrrld washe trliscoverette 1ynke Ilerrtu'I'htor {'rut.•ri unsetisf,fetort'. till 1 reacho•i ng
(lrIPrNut ' And then the {problem (mull find stinking well. enough air
oddeen in Iceland, who .. christened Ill ons solved. will be taken up to restore the pnln•
the i nfii'tj tr It gtrrtrhrs from the (irap Nuts ragreel it} p lability. 'The bottles may then bo
to be coot
Ei
�►��oGHT
.,0AP
Clothes washed by Sunlight Soap
are cleaner and whiter than if washed
in any other way.
Chemicals in soap may remove the
din but always injure the f.. bric.
Sun:;ght Soap will net injure
\the most dainty lace or the
hands that use it. becaus:. it is
absolutely pure and contains no
injurious chemicals.
Sunlight Soap should always
b.: used as directed. No boiling
cr hard runing is necessary.
Sunlight Soap is better than
other soap, b it is bet when
used in the Sun'.nht way.
Equally good wish hard cr
soft water
'" 000 prWARD will be paid
.l%`/ v to nay IMrdolt alto
prones th-.t sunlight So:.p contains
any in)'nrinne chemicals or any form
el a.:ulteratiuu,
V 41 Air
r59
Lever Brothers limited, Toronto
This is old and threadbare advice.
But it ie just as good to follow to-
day as it was n century ago.
Many physical ills and bleu's and
blemishes on the countenance are due
to over -eating, to eating damaging
food, or eating irregularly.
Don't hunt for dark sides of you:
life. Remain on the sunny side when-
ever you can do so without neglect-
ing those who ere dear to you.
Ile as happy as you can while mak-
ing others happy'.
Iltese simple rules are helps in pet-
petuating health and beauty.
FOR FAMILY AFFECTION.
The
%t hich
charity.
town of Chantilly, Flan -e,
Is generally associated wit:I
Mme. Mortier '8
des Noye
gape to the town in 1878 600 fr.,
and decreed that the divtdenis from
this suet when invested should be
MOItNIN(: TALE.
,dobby—"Mother, tell Inc a fairer
story.' •
Mother—"I can't. Co es!: your
father what detaired (hint dowe-
tuwe so late lust night; that will Le
one."
Unl'd and soft
stand Holloway's
fectuul every time.
once and be happy
corns cannot with -
Corti Cure: it 1s el -
(:es a bottle at
]licks --My wife
She`s nlwuys got a
and every Idhi'' in
"t'o has thine, but
place."
is very methodical.
place for everything
its place." \Vicks -
1 earn never find the
Like Heart Strings.—
"II is conception of
to measure nay great sufferings
from heart disease. For -years
1 endured ninlost conslnnt cutting and
tearing pains about my heart, and
matt
Tearing the
not within the
applied as a reward for tilinl • piety.' men~ a time would have welcomed
The conditions are that caudldat s death.lir. Agnew's Cure for the heart
must no Frenchwomen, maids or wi- has worked a veritable ndt'acle."--'1'hes.
(10558, either born or domiciled fe: lliclts, i'el•lh, Ont.— 59
five years in the town. The prize is
awarded for high character, and for "1'hr; discord teas something fierce,"
loco, favor, and affection shown in, said Porem, in speaking of an nnlateur
the family. 'Phis year's prize ha i 'concert. "Why, the music was so loud
been given to Mlle. Kaufmann, a that 1 actually could not brut myself
seamstress, who for twenty years has t(hlk." "Ileal delightful!" exclaimedt elMiss
made the wants of her infirm mother (;offing•
Iter first care.
810,000 A YEAR FOR ONE ROOM.
'Iho widening of Piccadilly, London,
has been the means of showing tie' anti ort too cattle ranee, often �a.
enormous value of land in the centre the services of it veterinary surgeon. In
of London, the suns paid by the Lon -
which,
injuries to stock and In cases of roo
don County Council for n small amen, nod pains it can lie used with good ef-
which, of course, was built upon, tccl. _`
working out et i91 a square tout alis. McfneT—"'I'IIis paper says that.
This is believed to he the record, mice are attracted by music: ,rut L throwing rubbish into the dust -bin.
but as it included compensation for don't believe it," \1eDull—"Why "Yes." snnppt•d Jones, "a bath!"
not?'' Mrs. McTulT—"Ret•ause I 110V- ---
Ono trial of Atother Graves' Wnrm Ex-
er see any mice around when I pl•ty tcrminaler will couvhue you that It
the piano." MclufT--"Well, that's has no equal as a worm medicine. Buy
nu excuse for doubting the paper's a bottlo and trop if It does not please
)•ort.
It to (food for Man nod Beast —Not
only 14 Or. Thomas' Eelcetrir 041 of
incomparable value in the household.
1 stockman will and
farmer and 6 u
n 1 r
butInc f 1
ft very ree%Iccable In 1 h Farm yard
THE BEST 0
make mistakes unintentionally. But
Ylno one
IN
amerommommilmilmar
ONLY ONE BEST Tf A. BLUE RIE
Pedlar's Oshawa' STEEL S�
(;iba:ti 'ed ger p aimed. \t..t dor;th:o ani ecou•.mical coverinC f'r Roofit
Restdenee-, IIoueee, (tarns, I:Ievatort, �ttr. s. Ch .aches, Poult y tau,
1 .icier t, tay ail siU last loai): tial arty °the: o,ra iu_t. ('heap,: than '
*,lift'. No ex::eaoned nleeri.•try. A hos nor an 1 snip t are the •nay tool,
remlhtnleuel high grate stool. Ais) Co rug'tre Iran, Painted or Oahu
tel belie, tang. Ace ed and Embossed Cedinie. V Crim eJ t oalinR•
linotlt�tgg, .iidi.ig and Ceilintfs in all grader. Th •.1 lands of bui:ttmys through
covered with urs sheet )feta! (4:0.13, making thew
FI 1E, WITER AND LIGHTNING PROOF
Rend iu y'.nr ordor for as many squares (.vile feet) as you molte�tn cave
building. Tito vary sett tooaag for this clamite. We can au;rply Lave Ti
t.orrxgatcd or 1 Ilia kr and, tomtit cior . apes, Sh es' E'buws, -ppik.
w'o amt the 1a'gee, eseeeru of tho kiwi under the British flag. Fotablisli
'nye 'test 3'til9.w-A
Write T3 Day for Catalogue
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M6NTREAL, 1)8!. O'TAIMA, Onr. TORCNTO 087.
757 Orals 81- 423 Susaax at. I 60 Tense a:
WRITE YOUR NEAREST OFFICE.
HEAD OFFSCE AN) WOR.IS, - O$IIAWA, ONTARI
LARGEST ARSENIC MINE.
What is said to be the largest nr-
senle mine in the world, turning out
70 tolls a month, is situated in
Floyd County, Virginia, seventeen
utiles from Christianburg. the near-
est railway station.
Th -re Is No more cab Ablate skin trouble than
Salt luteum. It Roulet 'mtit 11 :;:u:efor yuan, tett
w'eaver's Cerrito makes •hart work of it. Ata..
1.tso w'eaver's Syrup 10 insure permanent cure.
Magistrate—"So you admit havi'in•
been engaged In making coutlterGlit
money?" Prisoner—"Yes, your
worship. You see, the supply of the LADIES' and MKN'g
genuine article is so very short."
COATS. everethies in
Bargain Lis'
mailed free.
Dept. Kt Picton
Practical 1
FARM
For 7,
FARM Pal
D. H. BAST
FYN MAN
tt3r•7 3lCiao's s.
..One Short Puff Clears the (lead.
Does your head ache? Have you pains re+0+ .♦i0tij0+D4
ever your eyes? Is the breath offensive? FAR
These are certain symptoms of Catarrh.
Ur Catarrhal Powder will
RAW FURS
Agnew s
cure most stubborn cases in teams 1
'trusty short lime. If you've }uul Ca-
tarrh a week it's n sure cure. if it's
e( fitly years' stranding id's just as ef-
fective. 50 cents. --57
"Is there anything you don't nand
that. I might take?" asked the rag -
and -bond nein, watching Jones
disturbance It cannot be compare('
With the prices paid in C ornhPl,
which is the highest -rented spot on
earth, a single room having been let
recently for 810,000 a year. statement.
Bedridden 15 Years.—"It anybody Where Doctors do Agree!—Physicians Young hu to yound noto wife) bringDion t
wants n written guarantee from "al nu longer consider it catering to I telegraph to to your
mother withort Young Wife—"I
"I
1 eonally ns 10 mywonderful tura t•of _ y g o—
Ie quuck,ry" In recommending in pent- know. 'that's whist she wants to see
from rheumatism . by South Ainel'ienn mice so meritorious a remedy for hall you about. Shu rend the tt•1(grain!"
lihcumnllc Cure I will Le the {(ladd.'st g(.slion, Dyspepsia and Nervousness n:;
woman In the world to give It, says South American Neriine. They rca-
Mrs. John ilcnu►uont, of Elora. "1 ha.l fine thnt it is n step in advnn,;e in flied -
taking
Soap Is better tDaa otter soaps,
despah't'd of recovery up to the time of kal science nn'1 a sure and permanent Det ie bee wbea need is tie $anliglt way.
hiking Ibis wonderful remedy. It Dur- curd for diseases of the stomach. It )euy 8 .n1ight Ioep and fellow ilreettcna.
ed completely." -58 will cure you. --00
First Actor—Manly a time my poor
Grntifted hostess—"So glad you like the n !s<rctgcive man who nitin%s cid father implored me not to become
my tarts; I nlw'ays think that small
cakes taste better Than large ones. If
is the slri' that make,( these line tarts
seem so appetizing." Horrified Epicure
—"Gond gracious! You don't say you
put size into them?"
Avo'dINR Winter colds is difficult: cueing
theta is n ,t hard If yon t.ttnr Allen's Luny ,shim.
Aegis when the oo1J 14 young and n .t w.tlt until
It settles on the lungs, for tit.:r. even with Allewb
Lung Itatsate, onetime relief will be slower.
Miss Prism—"Don't let your deg bite
etnployed they fall far short of the Inc. little boy." Lillie iloy--"Ile. went
neeessnry degree of efficiency, and 1.11e. tna'anr." Miss I'ristn— "1lttt he is
showing his teeth." Boy (with pride) -
"1;(rtainly he is. mn'nnl: and if you it., -I
as gond teeth as he has you'd show
'CM 100."
may even be directly a source of lidd-
ed longer apart from the false :tease
of security they inspire.
fatless such filters are very fre-
quently token, apart rind thoroughly
cleansed, hn tel'in ore apt to lot`s A Sure
oro ikn0wn totae� r Ite urLI d Thin
tltl'ongh frc• 1'., and even to malt("ly Infuenro on the liver nn.l kl'licye• n' -
in too filter itself. so that nlln•I't'1• storing them 1.) crfui
healthful n.tian. Induc-
of germs in the water that is draw's ing
pertrev reviler
flow hof the
h a ans eecretiornel44
nod
off may actually be increased inetead power to perform thele runt' hole. Thr•.
of diminished. valuable ingl.alienls color Into the com-
position of ('ar,0'n:e'e t'eget.ble Pilin
and serve to render then, the ngrreohle
and salutary medicine they are. 'There
ate few piths so enective es they In
their action.
A PRACTICAL KING.
King Victor Emmanuel of ltnly is
not a ploy king or a figurehead. it
the stories that come from time
to time tell truly of hie act.v-
ity. ,lis foreign minister. ray's n
writer In Iawlie's Weekly. asked hint
to sign n decree for enlarging the
force of the foreign oilier*. The king
promisee' to think the matter over.
The next morning ire set out. on
foot alone to visit the office. Arriv-
ing ing nt nine o'clock, he found 3,0
one there but n solitary idle clerk
"What are the horn's of this office""
asked the king.
"Frons eight till twelve," was the
reply.
And when may i exPeet to see
your collengues?"
"They generally turn up ab0.1'
eleen."
"Very well. Tell your chief when
be comes that I havo been here."
Then his majesty sent for the min-
ister, and suggeetel thnt instead of
asking for more clerks he should
mean it his bueiness to see that
those already employed did their
Don't live to eat. Eat to live. duty.
of my
th,1t 1 owe to Grape -1 nts food, There Is but one safe way for the
"I discovered long ago that the consumer to deal with a doubt fel
very bulkiness et the ordinary dict water -supply. 1f enough suspicion
waft not calculated to give one a attaches to the waster to make the
clear head, the power of sust.nlned, use of n filter seem desirable, tho
accurate thinking. 1 always fe'L conditions aro such that half -Way
hrnve- and sluggish in mind tie well menqurc's are out of place, and only
' absolute sterilization can Ite consid-
aq holly nflrr eat ing the or(,innr, erect. Every drop of such water in-
tnenl, which di, r*lte(1 the l,lood f''' tended for tnhle use should be thot-
the brain t0 the digest i'e (tppnrntus.
"1 Irird (mals easy of tlig,'.�tion, oughly belled. The flat taste of wa-
led. found them menially .!n e11.nt. to ter treated in this way is due to the
nutriment. 1 ON perimetttet nit.h fact that the dissolved nir is expel,-
, from it by the heat, but by pinc-
ni eny hrent ;,tit. foods and they, ton•
i it in bottles only throe-quarte's
le dl '• w r.r' 53 1 m•' er-
ntnrgin of the mighty glat. tt which (telly from the beginning, snt4fyinq placed in the refrigerator
morin the western sits• of the \'e'riof my hnncr'r and supplying the nntri- ed. for of course the ice is just ns
Jokull, and the glacier water et meat that eo tunny other prepared likely to he hart as the water, and
which it is composed is of n pure foods lock. there Is no use in purifying the was-
ter if ditty ice is to be put into it.- •
Louth's Companion.
IiF:.41;1'll HI�'l;t.
milky -while color. enroll
A similar 'eke. but on n
scale. is situated nlrnut thirty mi{
from 'Fiiurnrge, in New ?.enlnnd.
•
SN 'Nell.
"Yoe tnen eoMpinin ',I eve;
film," elle %vas shying, "hut we
we softie. 111 Alienee."
"I suppose you In sefkrr in
pen lake eel ninth yticnsurc In
sell':. l
se
es
had not been using it very long
before 1 found that I was turn:ne
mit nn unusual qunntity and quality
of work Continued use has demon -
Waite' to my. entire ratigfncti.an that
Crepe -Nuts fond contains nil the ele-
ments nem:ed by the brain nntl nev-
e' lillle frons system, of the herr) working
ttranlen, public writer." Name given by
neatens Co., ,tattle ('reek, Mich.
silence. There's a reaeon. hens) the little
lull(;' he book, "The Hood to Wells idle," to
packages.
Get plenty of sunlight. Nothing
benuliMl or sweet grows or ripens In
the darkness.
Avoid exeeeses of all keds. 'Che-'
injure the grind nnl body.
The long and benntiful and whole-
some life is qu.jlif,ed by constant
t emperance.
6 an actor." Second Actor—Don't %ior-
w;tnts to take tiih,gs into his own ,
hn:Ms is 'lever satisfied unless he ry, old man—you didn't.'
taking the things that don't belong
to him.
When In town. bay "Tho P k r." Menthol
Itsthe be 004 simplest thin
l itt iigl� sea Bili ,only
YOC1c MIEN OR CANADA AND tot tate.
YOUNG WOMEN TOO.
se well, and iao able n Nosiness or Shorthand education
successful Ivan is the one whn is
minting will pay you se to persuade others to accept him
schoc.l can do so well for you as the ht his Orin iatuntion•
ell successful Canada flusiness Col- Thcy %take the 'Torpid l;nereies.—Ma-
!roe of Hamilton. We can plane 2f0O chime~ not ptotert•y serer.4".i enrl left
til our gerath[nteS ili good situations to run Itself. very 80011 shows, fn,.lt. In
duiitl' the inetrlllitl [,:1r. \\C dirt fls working. It 1.• the snne with mho
is g y" 11Ittret150 organs. t;nrrgulntrd (.01,1
11 this year and can do It again. 'Ibis time to time they are likely t" become
i, the old reliable (:,illege. of (:,nolo, torpid lull throw the whole ,.~stern out
established 41 eats; (i ears tinder 01 e, tr. i'arinele0'e vegetable 1 ills
years; y were muad0 to 1(101 8(1(11 rags. 'rhry
present prinr:ipal. Over 3,(iIt) grndu- restore to the ball the nag ing facilely -
tees. and bring Into order all parts of
the uhechanism.
ales in successful business life. 'Pry
it. Write
R. E. GALLAGHER. Principal,
C. 11. College, Ilanlillen, Ont.
Y. 11. C. A. Buildings.
Mr. l:rumpps—"I'd just liko to
know what good all these cookines
schoe,l lessons are doing 0ln' daugh-
ter." Mrs. (1.—"Everything she "Well," said the Indy '0f the house
cooks she brings home." "Yes; and dubiously, "I would do so with
none of the fancily will touch 'en pleasure, but. the lust time 1 obliged
NATURr'S F11!M'1' LAW.
"1f y nu please," announced the
grimy little person. who had just
rapped at. the door. "soother wants
to know if you w111 kindly lend her
your preserving -kettle?"
and the things aro just thrown
away.'• No, they ore not. She
gives them to tramps." "Ugh!
What gout) dors that dol" "We aro
getting rid of the ttan,ps."
A delft of gratitude is generally
the hardest, kind to collect.
your mother she preserved it so effec-
tively that I haven't u.'en it since."
A look of extreme hauteur passed
over the maiden's countennnee.
"Very well," sire said. "There's
no need to be nasty nbont it. The
old thine; ens full of bol l when ee,
borrowed it, nod mother` wouldn't
havo troubled to ask you swain, nn'e
we scrod you bringing home a new
un."
♦ 'Ibis is the seas
need 4 to ung eve
1 stock. ay the us
777..•rrr 810
and other re:ecsdies
guarantee of health
Valuable 1
L1 it and bec•.rue
♦ snrgeaw.
Th. VITitRINARY N
684 DONDAM A'1�
4 0+0f04-*f�Ei
Ti11:\ 'i'Til DINERS 'I'IVIT1tE1).
to a restaurant recently a gentle-
man left his wife for a fete moments
to chat with an acquaintance at 111'
other liable. arid awhile he wee thele
his friend persuaded him to partake
of some lamb.
Under n nrieappr.hnnelon the wait-
er removed the lnmh before he hod
eaten it, w•itereepon he exclaimed,
"Unodeees, %there is my teeth?"
1114. wife, overhearing the gn.•mt fon,
engwercil in a rlcnr %nice, "stere 1
am, dnrlirg.'
A m'ir, 1,1.10n'ot•to. like a
less hr's the reel thing.
AIS MI':NT
Biggs—So the
emitted your h
plimentary, eh?
Diggs—I shoutC
too l was cut oy
Sudden transit.
era
temperature.:
tfn In a drnugt
tution of light t
fruitful enures of
ant cough so p6
weak longs. ArnO
for Womble' dm0
is none better i!
eumptive `tyrue.
convinced. Price
IIusbnnd (notel
you think, love,
It would (;roil the
"Ah! you are ret
fish and thought)
found any vimcr
Hushand—" Wcll,
tains down."
Success In 1.1,1(4
you ore oat of
' Ferret im." 1tb t
3.11 mulleins dealers.
Gregson (In n
I've left my put
Fisher—"Oh
honest
wife."
You cannot be
Shiloh's
Tonic, ass c
dbtescs of the
Dot tried it.
gmraatee K.
1i00 nothing.
,hat's fair. Try
Shiloh kat cored
stoat clastinalecass
to say that it wil
1luca1 of Lung
believe tl,i, we
Shiloh has hid
excess for thing
aver/ possible MA
Us
LANA m
who have
Mi. Ar
esd titer
era, h -
SF.ibl►.
**bats,
Fees