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YOUNG
FOLKS
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A BUSY D.Y.
Aly papa tars a little sign,
I'rinlc.L in black and gray;
Il'e only just a single line:
"'This 1s My Busy Dayl"
And sometimes when I creep to look,
Ile's %%riling with a pen;
Cr quietly reading in a look -
Ile culls that busy then!
Why, when Fin busy I just raco
Downstairs Hien, like as not,
1 fly back to the other place
For S011letlling I forgot!
'filen I slide down the banisters,
And from lite porch 1 spring
(Perhaps I tumble in the burs)
Then go and take u swing.
And then 1 race Jack Smith to town,
Or climb the garden wall;
And though Fin sure to tumble down,
Nobody minds u fall.
But it 1 sat still in a chair,
It wouldn't be les \ 0Y
1 o say \vith such important nlr:
"This Is My Busy Duyt"
DICK'S PRACTICE TIME.
"Mamma, is it fifteen minutes yet?"
called Dick front 111e piano stool.
"No, dear. Dont talk, but practice,'
answered front tite other room.
"But, mamma, my shoe hurts my foot
tend I can't think what I'm doing," said
1 -Pick, appearing at tete door with a very
forlorn look on his face. "1 guess Ill
have to take the shoe oft."
"Richard, you have lost five minutes
now. Go right back to the piano and
play your exercises. You will have
plenty of time to look after the shoe
after a while." Mamma's tone was firm,
so Dick gave a sigh and went back to
ICJ task.
One! Iwo! three! Bang! bang! bang;!
BLOODLESS GIIUS3.
Can Obtain( New Health Through Ili.
L'se of Dr. Williapts` Pitt PiUL.
Anaemia means bloodlessness. Dr.
\\ illuties' hook i'dis actually make new
rich, red blood and thus cure anaemia.
\Vite►t the blood is poor the ncryes are
starved and Instable. Then comes 10 -
stelae, neuralgia, sleeplessness til,,l
(.111('1 nerve disorders. ileadaches, bar':. -
aches and sideaches wear out and de-
press Ole poor pale lirlir11. Dr. 'Wit -
Inuits' Pink Pills soon bring ruddy
t., alta and lively vigor. They soothe the
jringle,I nerves and give new strength
t,► every organ. Miss \Vinnie Allen,
Montreal, says: "1 was so weak and
run down that my friends thought I
was going into consumption. 1 was
ns hale us a corpse, had no appetite and
did not sleep well. The least exertion
tired 010 out, and 1f l walked n few
Works I would be almost breathless.
My sister advised ale to lake Dr. Willi -
ems' Pink Pills, and after using theist
fel a few weeks l ala again enjoying
good health, end have good color. 1
brink every weak girl should take Dr.
\\ illiatns' Pink Pills.
1)1.. Williams' Pink Pills will cure
any case of bloodlessness just ns surely
as they cured Miss Allen. The pale
nrluenlic needs only one thing -new
blond. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make
new. rich blond with every dose. That
k why they cure all common diseases
like anaemia. indigestion, neuralgia, pal-
pitation of the henrt. headaches rind
teick0rhes, St. Vitus dance, pnrtlnt pais
niysis and the secret troubles that make
lh: lives of thousands of women mi er-
at:le. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold
Is medicine dealers or by mail nt `O
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
A BATTLE OF BUM AND BEAST.
Big Black Dog -Mink and Ilawk in a
Death Struggle.
Silent as an owl in the black of night,
the hawk glided low on whist wings
across the little open space cleared by
the fallen maple, paused an almost itt-
FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE
!\i£11"/3 BY MAIL FROM IRELAND S
SHORES.
Happenings in the Emerald lets ul
Interest to Irish -
Canadians.
i
The last time Irish war pipes res were
played "111 action" was during the ad -
w once of the regiments forming the
1:i ig;ade at Fontenoy.
Mr. \\'m. McCord, of Stew'artstovn,
"-tires 01I a vett-euiited penmen after
d service of if years in the postal ser -
V100 on the Ardtrea route.
A bunk of earth felt on tete Keady
& Armagh Beltway, in course of con-
struction. Four risen were ser'iousiy
injured, of whom one subsequently
died.
There being no criminal business for
trial at the Limerick City Quarter ses-
seats on the 27111 ult., Judge Adamswas presented with a pair of white
gloves.
At Belfast Assizes on the 29th tilt.,
in the breach of promise action by Miss
Robinson againsta Belfast
clergyman mn
named Smith, plaintiff was
s7O damages. Gout is s rarely known among the
working classes of Ireland. Their Mut-
n:unity from this complaint is thought
t'1 be due to the fact that their food con-
sists largely of potatoes.
It is staled that the residence of
Thomas McInerney, situated midway
1.•elweet Ennis and Limerick,was id -
tricked by porgies unknown and several
shots fired through the doors and win-
dows. Luckily, none of the inmates
sees injured. McInerney is a !armor
and land lentift on the Going estate.
The police ure investigating the mat-
ter.
Mr. Justice Johnson, at the opening
of the Cork Assizes, commentedon the
fact that, while the general condition of
the county of Cork was favorable, there
was tit considerable increase in the num-
I0. of persons under special police pro -
perceptible instant above the tll'slen- ((,(tion. Ile characterized as disgraceful
Pick was getting; down to work at Inst, trig; squirrel, and then, wings closed, the conduct of the tumultuous gathering
Just outside the window a boy shouted dropped upon hint with unerring talons. 11'hich, within a few miles of Cork city,
end tic had to run to see who it was, Ilut for some strange reason the her- ostentatiously assailed an officer of the
Charley," he called cheerfully. vier seemed powerless to bear away hie, court while engaged in serving the
"Hello, kill; while his angry, frightened; ' to COIIIC
"!'tin prettynear done with my playing. screams drowned out tdying squeak' h- Jc hn D)esnlond,daged 7G,{a farmer 011.
Wait a few minutes and 1'11 be out.
"Got to go to the grocery for my of the squirrel, though of this, because siting; near Kinsale, recently visited
lrtanlilla," said the boy. "Won't take
me very long."
"Richard!" said the warning voice
from the next r000m, and Dick sat heav-
ily down to hunt up the place in the ex-
ercise book once more.
When the clock struck three a very
smiling little boy appeared at the door
to say, "Now my time's gone. You pro-
mised to read to rue, mamma, from Rob-
inson Crusoe for half an hour after I
finished my playing."
"All right," said mamma, taking up
the book. "Where was I? Otl, yes,
where Crusoe finds his Ivan Friday! t
believe 1 want a drink," and she put
down the book to go out to the dining-
rconl. Dick sat patiently waiting for
her and when she carne it took a long
thine to find the place once more.
After she had read a few lines she
yaw a lady passing and said, "1 must
speak to Mrs. Page a minute. Don't
lose the place." But when she got ap
the book flew shut and it took Dick a
lc ng time to find the picture of Friday
as he did not knew the page.
"Let me see," said mamma when she
had rend almost a page, "Isn't this the
afternoon fur the boy to call for the
laundry?"
"No, he comes on Tuesday, and this
is Monday," said Dick. "Please do read
%try fast. mamma, for I am anxious
to hear about Crusoe."
"I'11 begin just as soon as I look after
that shoe that hurt vour foot," said
AFTER 18 YEARS
OF SUFFERING The
r
AN ONTARIO FARMER FINDS A CUBEAT LAST IN DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
The Direct Cause of Ilii Trouble Was u
Strain In the Back Which Affected
His Kidneys- Dodd's Kidney fills
Cured flint.
mamma.
"It doesn't hurt a bit now mamma.
Itonest it doesn't. Please read."
"Time is up," said mamma as the
clock struck the haif hour. "1 was only
to rend twice ns long as you practised."
"But you haven't rend two pages,"
rtnid the disappointed little boy. "You
lost ever so many minutes of the half
hour. I wonder --Are you doing this
rnntiima, to show me that 1 lose tune
t(5'?"
"what do you think about it?" asked
the mother with a smile.
"I'm going right back to piny fifteen
minutes and see what Happens, said
,)ick. "I think l know what it will bt'."
When the honest fifteen minutes were
gone. nlnnuna wits waiting with a slice
of bread &Ad jam for Dick and the open
rents in her hand. Diek thinks the
time gees ever cis mulch faster since lie
doesn't whine and nsk questions and
waste the 010rncnl5. and 1 sally believe
11e is right nhout the "natter.
of the blur of his whipping wings, I
could not be sure. In to moment he had
toppled foulard, and then, like a huge,
broken -winged pnr1ridgc, ho flopped
about among the tangled coils of roots,
uttering meanwhile shrill screech on
Ardoch, Ont., May 1 1.-- (Special). -
Mr. And Jeanner'et, of this place, gives
a very interesting account of his exper-
ience with Dudd's Kidney fills. Ile
says :-
"1 hurt lily back and strained my kid-
ney's and for 18 years 1 suffered 011
Mitt oft' intense agony. t was subI('Ct
to aIle( ks of Rheumatism a11(1 Luhnbugo.
My joints were stiff, my muscles cramp-
ed. t lost my appetite, my flesh Logan
to full away. hIy 11C1 -VCS %1010 Shaken, 1
could not rest or sleep nt night and 1
11'115 sinking into a deplorable condition
when I was advised to try Dodrl's Kid-
ney ('ills. 1 used six boxes and 1 am
now as strong; and healthy as ever 1
was. 1 nen reliant 1 owe shy cure wholly
to Dodd's Kidney Pills."
that town and purchased half a pint of
carbolic acid and halt a pint of whis-
key, both being contained in exactly
similar bottles. Ile put tete bottles in his
pc ekets and proceeded home. After
his arrival he took n drink from what
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SOMETHING LIKE IT.
Mart'ynt-dello 1 old roan, you're look-
ing prosperous.
Munnirnan-So 1 am. I'm in the lea-
ther business now. 1 tell you, there'd
nothing like leather--
Marryat-Think so? Say, conte up
011(1 lake dinner with tis to -night. ? 1y
wife's baked some pies for dessert.
111I)0 ' BURNING IN INDiA• .. •
Itclalites Aid Suicide of Hindu
The stringent efforts of the Indian
authorities hist,• not sucet-islet! in stamp-
ing out suttee er widow burning.
According to Hindu custonieu widow
nnlsl lrnnu►lute Herself upon her late
husband's funeral pyre and meet death
by tire. Two cases of Suttee have been
brought to light in India within a
month. A young Hindu widow at Cuwn-
I.r,re stole us1 ay front her home, saltlr-
litd her clolhee will( kerosene and tat
tire to thein in the heart of the civil sta-
tion. She 11 as found with her jaws
bound ns if for burial and at the putt
of death.
At the Punjab Court five men and it
woman appealed against the judgment
of the Sessions judge at Delhi who had
sentenced thein to ten years' imprison-
ment for taking part in the immolation
of it widow aged twenty.
The suttee was perl01'11101 in the pre-
sence of a great crowd on the banks of
the Jumna. Two village chiefs endea-
vored to dissuade the woman( (rent her
purpose, but she calmly mounted lt,ih
funeral pyre, her relatives; piling fuel
around it. 'chest, nt Iter request, they
gave her a lighted brand and site set the
pile afire. Straw was strewn about the
pyre and in due course the body of the
widow was consumed. 'rho ceremony
lasted six how's.
The four relatives and the he:Millen
were arrested and admitted the main
facts.
. -
Signals of Danger. -- Have you lost
your appetite? I lave yog, , a coaled
gangue? Have you on unpleasant taste
111 the mouth? Does vita' 140144ehe and
have you dizziness? If 5o, X'our stomach
is out of order and you need- medicine.
But you do not like medicine. Ile that
prefers sickness to medicine must suffer,
Inst under the • circumstances the wise
man would procure a box of I'armelee's
Vegetable Pills and speedily gel himself
in health, and strive to keep so.
now IT Braman*
The first package of Dr. Lconhardt's
11em-Roil (thu infallible Pito cure) that sits
put out went to a email town in Nebraska.
It cured a case of Pile. that was cor>,,sitl-
ered hopeless.
The news spread, and although thin was
only twoear■ ago, the demand prompted
Dr. J. B. Itoonhardt, of Lincoln. Nob., the
discoverer, to prepare it for goneral use..
Now it is being sent, W all parts of the world.
It will cure any case of Piles. 'There is a
mouth's treatment in each box.
Bold for =1.00, with absolute guarantee.
It is for sale by druggists, or by The•
Wilson-Fyle Co., Uwita(l, Niagara Fal*
Ont.
"Yes, I'm in the lecture business," said
the long-haired passenger, "and I'm
screech that seemed fairly to lascernte he supposed to be the whiskey bottle, have,
money.111w is got a scheme, 1
have, anrt it works like a charm. Big
houses wherever I go." "A scheme?",
"Nes. I always advertise that my lec-
'1'he Marquisof Dufterin, who was a tures are especially for worsen under
thirty out of debt.
•i0 the other day, has given few signs
You just t oughtears oft to euseer en the way people
its vet of inheriting his father's br•illi- come Trooping in."
his throat. In but little more time than but discovered, when too late, that 1 e
it takes to tell it a dozen kingbirds had had swallowed a quantity of carbolic
gathered, and were buzzing round the acid -
struggling harrier like gadflies round a
horse, adding their spiteful cries to his
harsh din; now a crow appeared out or
nowhere, and searched deep in his
throat for his hoarsest cry; blue jays
flashed across the clearing and bad:
again in a frenzy of clamorous excite-
ment; a swarm of chattering blackbirds
rushed into the tree above me till .ts
branches sagged and creaked like those
of a laboring tree overweighted .with
fruit -all in an instant bedlam was let
loose round that old wind -wrecked
maple.
Under cover -of tee uproar 1 crept
nearer and saw that n Lig black dog -
mink, his bulldog jaws clamped on the
upper leg of the harrier, was grimly
fighting; to pull hint down from behind,
while the harrier, with the speed of ter-
ror and hate, sought desperately to
reach his assailant with his beak. It
!oohed as if the mink must win, for the
harrier was perceptibly weakening in
his vain counter-attack; but a sudden
lift wvith the harrier's long wings half
tore the mink from his hold and swung
him for one brief moment within dis-
tance of that rending beak, flip; a l,ig;
red gash gaped open on the mink's
writhing flank, and he let go and tum-
bled hack among the roots. Up leaped
the hawk, his pearly -white breast
streaked and blotched wwitil blood from
his wounded leg. Like the magic the
cries of all but the kingbirds were
hushed, wvhile, still screaming with rage
and hurt, the hawk rose heavily skv-
ward and marked his crnrrse athwart
ltle wind for the shelter of the woods.
A DANGEit TO CiIILDIHOOD.
No mother would give her little nnc
poison if she knew it, and yet all the
so-called soothing syrups and twiny of
the liquid medicines given h 1 ]renn
lain poisonous o{►nates, nisi an overdose
will kill. When n mother uses Baby's
Own Tablets she hos the pint -entre '.1 morning 111e enemy, 700 to 800 strong;,
n government analyst that this medicine were encountered,
does not coninin rine particle of opiate The enemy badly armed, but with fn -
o•' narcotic that it cannot possibly do nntical courage, nttnclied metalrllt('I.
I+arm. Thio assurance is weigh much Captain Insider felled their lender with
Ins the mother who cnres for the safety
of her little ones. Mrs. Chas. Me -
Laughlin. Defier( Station. N.S.. says: "1
(sale used !trilby's Own Tnblets for relic
stomach troubles and other nilmenfs ef
el;ildhnnd and find them so salunl.le
Met 1 would not M+ without them in the
hemi -e." Sold by medicine deniers or rw
instil nt 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont.
STONES AS POST -01'11(1.
_ a
11t'SIC %i. DEPUTIES.
Australian i)iet Became an Orches11,t1
Concert.
An extrnor(iinory scene occurred nt
Lnihach, Austria, at the sitting of the
Csrniola Provin•ial Diet. 'There was a
debate on suffrage reform, and the
Slovenian party, 11)10 feare(1 that the
clericals would gain it the proposals
were carried, determined to prevent the
debate at all costs.
They nrmed themselves with musical
and unmusical instruments. and on en-
hring the Chninber played 1110111 with
rent et+thuSin8tll. Some rang cow-
bells, one beat a great drum. two clnsh•
eft eymba0, another worked n loud
gel nmophonc, others sounded motor-eair
t,crns, t'lcyele whistles. and used rattles,
<,t that the party looked like an orches-
tra.
These instruments were played for
four hours uninterruptedly to prevent
theft opponents speaking.
After the ndjournrnent of the sitting
for lunch the disturhnnce began Again.
the Mayor of 1.nthnetl acting as Can.
auctor. The friends of the dernonstra•
1-rs. including Indies in the gallery,
y'e 1115) end sang.
The President of the Chamber pneeed
the time In renting newspapers. The
1 lberals declare then intent to centime
(hese tactics throughout the session.
•
ant abilities, although he made a good
start In the Diplomatic Service. Ile
entered that service in 1891, and served
nt Constantinople, Paris and Stockholm.
Ile is now an assistant clerk in the
Foreign Office. Until a few years ago . .t
Lord Dufferin had little prospect (•1
succeding to the title, as he was the
s(roncl son. His elder brother, however,
was killed at Ladysmith during the
war.
The report of Mr. Drury, focal i;ov-
ernment Board au(litnr, on the audit of
the accounts of the Dublin Corporation
fcr the year ended 31st of March last
reveals an extraordinary state of af-
fairs. The auditor states that expendi-
ture is steadily mounting up. Without
apparent proportionate Increase In ob-
ligations, wages had risen from £53,040
in 1/483 to J:RI MO in 1905. In necord-
nree with n decision of the King's Bench
Division, the auditor disallowed the
slims paid to the lord lhlyor during
the year ended March, 1895, for his own
and his secretary's salary.
A TERRIBLE STORY.
Why go limping and whining about
sour corns when n 25 cent bottle cf
Holloway's Corn Cure will remove them?
'live it a trial and you will not regret
flow the Natives of East Attica Are Civ-
ilized.
The Hamburg correspondent of The
London Daily Mail sends this story 10
hi; paper of the triumph of civilization
in German East Africa: --
A Mitring account is to hand of the
101(18110 assistance which an English
elephant hunter, Mr. Southerland, gave
the German lruops In their lights in
Lost
Ali ia.
A certain station was in great danger,
when the defenders determined to rit-
Inck the oncoming Wagon's. The ht -
111 consisted O w'
,1 Of two
•r 0(111 cr
t ► i
1 ea
Y
(. 1
German officers, ,ted. Sotithc'rinnd and
thirty-two native warriors. The next
01d ,'ape Colony Custom Recalled by
Excavations,
While excavating for the new railway
buildings at Capetowwn recently some Ml Folly highly -explosive cartridges,
workmen found a considernbte number
of tete curious old "post -office'' stones.'' 'a(.hl so, lhntnmee tlwy f (ell tintdee rthe .rnhe1M
In years gone by It was the regular
lanced
When used they exploded. and
practice nith the commanders el the sc lernl tin" were frnmd inter bearing
and Dutch East India Comi,(1n- elidenees of the violent end of those who
hn(1 fire(, there.
"But 1 do not love you," objected the
young, woman. "Then.why," howled)
According to indications, it takes a
quart of liquor to drown a spoonful of
trouble.
Paver the Corse of the Tropia- To the stow
and tedious recov.riea Iruts this and all other
disease " Yerrovise " to the best tonic. iiemem-
ber the (acme, '• FICRiIOVlll."
When angry repeat the alphabet three
tines before you speak. If very angry
eculit 250,0(10 in a slow, calm manner.
Tins wilt give you n chance to cool off
rind will also give the other fellow a
chance to get out of the way if he wish-
t'S to.
Itching, Burning, Creeping, Crawling
Skin Disease, 11lieved in a few minutes
by Dr. Agnew's Ointment. Dr. Agmew's
Ointment relieves instantly, and 0111.05
Teller, Salt Rheum, Scald (lend, Ec-
-reine, Ulcers, Ittotches, and all Erup-
tions of the Skin. It is soothing and
quieting and nets like magic in all Baby
Humors, Irritation of the Scalp or
Rashes during teething time. 35 cents
a box. --159.
nt:s'r of sPon'T.
"Miss Sillye, what do you think c•f
This automibile scorching as sport'("'
"1 think it is just perfectly killing."
A Liniment for the Logger. - Loggers
lad a life which exposes thein to Many
perils. Wounds, cuts and bruises can -
mit be altogether avoided in preparing
limber for the drive and in river work,
where wet and cold combined are of
tinily experience coughs 811(1 colds and
muscular pains cannot but ensue. 1)r.
Thomas' Eclectrie. (til, when applied to
the injured or administered t0 the ail-
ing, works Wonders.
Even the man who objects to stepping
en tacks would like to walk all over the
tax collector.
a well•nirne_d bullet, and the natives on
tis( German side, with their fire created
lent havoc, but still the savages swept
forwent.
The situntinn tens most critical, when
the Englislutlnn, a splendid shot, began
1.) use his heavy No. 12 elephant green,
with expansion bullets. Every shot.
reined at the head, told with fearful ef-
fret. The enemy retired, hill only 1,►
titlark again and again. The English-
man, however, stayed nt his post taunt
Iht• ground was covered with his victims.
The rest of the sat ages then fled,
pante-stricken.
A number of the rifles hncl fallen int.,
the hands of the rebels, but by n ruse
of Mr. S<suthertaret's they were destroy -
tea fleets to leave n large pncknge of
letters under large stones on ilhe shore,
to be taken to Europe by the next [Vane -
going fleet.
These s-lones all bear rudely -crass -41
inscriptions nsking the passer-l.y to ib. lndiginnnt youth, r, (erring; !testily"look hereunder for letters." I hen t„I• ;n divers rnemr,rnnrin in his pocket diary
lnwv the names of the commander (f the "tli(1 1.011 eat n t,,t,i1 ''1 f.iNly-file boxes
ship, with the dales of orri'.al 'Ind de- of eh(welnles 1 l.( +hg'ltt ylei during the
pneture. 1•,:s! year if )o11 didn't 101 a me?" "its.
Three hundred years ago Mir(' wag, cause." she stool. with a rapt expres-
of course. no settlement of l'elr„1►cnrt; e,on on her lovely features, "i cin 101e
an the shore' of Table Bay, but our own: chocolate.''
'le \tise Strnitlare circumspect ?" Ask- fleets and those of the Mitch Enat India
itis Pert. "Cirrurnspect ?" cric,l C.crn1rany called there regutarty to re -
1,1.m caustic caustk, "\Vhy she won't acen:tt- fresh themselves nt the pleniknnt form- A girl thinks she isn't arcing; tr.•atr11
pnnv a young man on the piano with- ►nin which once plastied merrily into the as she should he if the man she is en -
out a chaperon." see near the present rahl\s ay station. gaged to refuses to get jealous.
Sunlight 8cap is better than other soaps,
but is best when used in the Sunlight way.
Bay Sanlight Soap and follow directialta.
"Your daughter! Is it possible? \Vhy,
you look more like twin sisters." "No;
I assure you she is my only daughter,"
replied the pleased mother. And the
polite old gentleman spoiled it all by re -
:larking, "Well, ogle certainty looks Old
enough to be your sister."
Dr. 3. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
is a speedy cure for dysentery, diar-
rhoea, cholera, summer complaint, sea
sickness and complaints incidentlat to
children teething. It gives immediate
relief to those suffering from the effects
of Indiscretion in eating unripe fruit,
cucumbers, etc. it nets with wonderful
vapidity and never fails to conquer the
(,,sense. No one nee(( fear cholera 11
they have n bottle of this medicine con-
venient.
Miss Kulcher --- "You can always tell
a woman who has enjoyed the benefits
of higher education." Mr. (:rnbl►e---"Not
much! hl Nrn{ can't tell her
anything;
elle
thinks she knows it all."
When a man gets the worst of nn ['s-
pinout lie always tries to act as if he
nad merely been drawing the other man
(.tet.
UNLIGHT
SOA P
Clothes washed by Sunlight Soap
are cleaner and whiter than if washed
in any other way.
Chemicals in soap may remove the
dirt but always insure the fabric.
Sunlight Soap will not injure
,,,,the most dainty lace or the
hands that use it, because it is
absolutely pure and contains no
injurious chemicals.
Sunlight Soap should always
be used as directed. No boiling
or hard rubbing is necessary.
Sunlight Soap is better than
other soap, but is best when
c
sed in the Sunlight way.
Equally good with hard or
oft water
$5,000 Rt'WARD will p . o
to any pe
provt,e th4t Hunlight Zap ot►otain.
any in mien, ohomicaus or any forty
of adulteration,
sq
Lever Brothers Limited. Tomato
i
Mirrors are a nuisance in the hon.+* of a man
whose fare is Standee' with eczema.. His own
reflection shame, him. Let him annoint his akin
with weever„ (•orate and purity his blood with
Wearer's Syrnp•
('onlributor : "You see, 1 followed
your rules and wrote only on one sale
of tete paper." Editor : "You can do!
still better." Contributor (eagerly) :
"How?" ?" Editor : "Don't write on
either side."
A modern %%capon in the battle for
health. -If disease Tins taken your cita-
del of health, tete stomach, and is tor-
turing you with indigesllon, dyspepsia
nr'd nervous prostration, South Ameri-
can Nervine is the weapon to drive the
enemy from his stronghold "at the point
of the bnynnet," trench by trench, but
swift and sure, it always wins. -4.
Prospective Guest -- "Do you set a
gond table here?" Hetet Ce
- "\\'ell
"My Stonench gave out entirely and 1 , r(tther, \Vhy folks 'tine here perfectly
suffered unlul(I agonies." This was the ( healthy, and go away with the gout and
experience of Mr. D. G. \\'hidden, Post- dyspepsia!"
'nester, Enst \Ventwerth, 5.S., after
three attacks of 1.a Grippe. 1)oeh,rs and
asses grime Binh no permanent relief, but
Dr. Van Sinn's 1'iuef1►pte. 'Tablets hall
the permanent virtue that won him back
In perfect health- pleasnnt and harm - they do what it is asserted They ran d(►,
less but pow er1ul 1111(1 qui, k. 35 cents. ;eel are not put forward nn any fietill-
-10t1. Hits claims to exeellen('e. They are
♦ (,,rnpnct and pc►rtnt,le, they are easily
GIRL SEES 1'151()�l ON DEATHBED. taken, they do rent "nauseate nor gripe,
1 1 end they give telle( in the most stub -
She 1)c•.cribes the 1)40011 of Ilcr 31i.sing 1"11 cases.
Father.
Little 'Tommy was very quiet during
An unusually intrcrsling instance if Ile 11051 courses, and everyoneforgot
1) (4 1111 sight" is reported from Aro:ring- I le was there. As the desert wan being
ton, Lancashire, Englund. A young serled, however, tete host 1111(1 a funny 1wwoman ort her denthl►''(I, nal only an. stars. When he had finished, niethe
(1 her father's (1.'0111, hut(I(seeds laughter had die(, away, his tittle son
e.I the hpnl vs here his Indy lily, the fact Px ,'i 01110 4. (1ch};hledly) Nbw, paps,
of his dealt( not hosing; 'n o ny- te11 the other one."
podsasIsaac at thellnrtidItniee. '1'hc' mokn(n rwIn gtnestiona
wn. fifty-three yews old,
who lived in Stevenson Street, Accring-
ton. ills dntighter, 25 years old, hell
1(en wnsling away with consumption
to. months.
About a week ago Mr. Mnrsden dis-
appeared from horns under nhyeterious
en cumstanees-that tie. no r ees011 1105
known for his going ['way. and nothing
could he learned of his wherenhouts.
Miss Marsden wwaa ciceply disiisssed l.y
ihi• event. 00 Thiirsdny she tnl(1 those
11110 were nl her bedside thnl she had
501'1► h(•r lather's form
"\( II will find hi? b.ads in the writer
as Aspen Bridge, Oawvnldtwtette," Rile
501').
Admit nn hour later Miss Marsden
.!.e(i. Mr. 1larielen'e holly Wn+ found
in the canal at the spot mated by lois
daughter.
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"What (10 you think of that appoint-
ment?" asked the statesman.
"It doesn't seem like an appointment
to me," answered the disag,ill awing citi-
zen, "it is a disappointment."
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114 pleasant to take; sure and i ffeetunl
in destroying worms. Many have Tried
h with best results.
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She - "Mr. Flnx►nnn is 111115ually
stingy." Ile --"1 Menet! env so. Why.
I't' wouldn't laugh at a joke 111)1(188 It
was at somebody else's expense."
"Thought it meant death sure." -Mrs.
James McKim. of Dunnville, Ont.. says
of her almost mirneulmrs cure from
heart disease by Dr. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart : "Until f tregan taking this
remedy 1 despnlred et my life. i
heart failure and extreme prostration.
One (lose grave nae quick relief and one
bottle cured ►nc. The sufferings of years
were dispelled like inngic."-3.
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People usually imagine that their
bones are of solid mineral construction,
without any feeling in them. As a nint-
ler of fn, thare ho sl Is and
nerves insidcle theere i,r,liesljust nsvess,'Ihere nee
outside. During nmputntion of a limb
much more pain is felt when the tome
is attacked than when the flesh is being
cul ihrnug;h. Through the marrow
which is in-i(te the bones run the nerves
and blood•vessel5, entering the banes
imrn the flesh without by little holes.
Nature adapts the pony structure of
various animals to their hnblta in a very
interesting manner. Sluggish creatures.
like the (loth, have solid tones, wherens
the horses of the deer and the antelope
are comparatively light, so that they
mos r;tn fast. and the leg bones of the
ostrich are hollnw. You will And in the
twines nt any akeletnn the application of
m(rchnnical prin4ll,les which have only
become known to man through the pre -
I rpc,ee of Iabor!ons and long•constderr'ed
invention.
Sims
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LANDSCAPE DESIGNER.
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The cook was giving the new house -
timid tier impressions of their employ-
ers. "You'll find them just about the
meanest people alive," she saki, with
conviction. "Regular misers, that's what
they are. 'You must he economical:
that's always the cry here. Why, do
you know, it Isn't 111(,00 than two days
since 1 see the master and missus both
g,lu)ing nn the sante piano at the same
tan,'! \\ttet do you think of that. nowt'
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