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5 ACCIDENT.
"Now tell me why you cry, Marie?"
"I've had an accident," sobbed she.
"Where are your bruises? Deary me!
What was your ucc.dent, Marie?"
"I almost tumbled d wn," she said,
"And very nearly bumped my head 1"
\VIIA'T LO1'TIE SAW.
1,ottie Smith lives in the country. She
had an errand at a neighbor's, and she
eel down her baei "t on the floor as she
carne into the kitchen, where her mo-
ther was frying doughnuts.
"Well, daughter, are you tired?" said
her mother.
"Yes, I am pretty tired," said Lottie.
But she added, smiling, "While t was
gone, mamma, I saw twenty-five of the
prettiest little kittens you ever saw."
"Lottie Smith !" exclaimed her mo-
ther, reprovingly.
"Realty, mamma," said Lottie; "and
I wish you could see them, they are so
pretty and cunning."
"Twenty-five kittens are a great marry,
little daughter," said her mother, grave-
ly. "Where did you see them?"
"Over at Mrs. Dunteres, where 1 went
to buy the eggs ; and, now, mamma,
I'll tell you alt about lt. After Mrs. Dun-
ton had put the eggs in my basket, she
said :
'Come out this way a minute. 1 want
to show you something.'
"So she took me int) the woodshed,
and there. !n an old cheese -box, were five
lively little kittens. After 1 had seen
theta long enough 1 started for lionig,
and Willie met me just by the well, and
rami
'Oh, Lottie 1 come back just a minute.
1 want to show you something.'
"So he took me in at the back shed
door, and showed me five cunning little
kittens.
"in a few minutes Mrs. Dunton called
Willie, and 1 started for home again.
And Grandpa Dunlon met me just by the
side steps. He said :
'Why here's Lottie Smith, just come
back 1 Child, i want you to see some-
thing we have in the shed.'
"So I went back, end he showed me
five kittens, all in a heap in a cheese -
box.
"Then I started for home again, and
got as far as the gate, when Joe met
me. and said :
'Hetlw, Lottie Smith ! yon ere just the
girl 1 want to see. I want to .how you
something. Come back to the house a
minute.'
"Su i went back with him, and he
showed me five fat little kittens in a
cheese -box.
"Atter I looked at them, I said good -
by to Joe and started to come home by
LETTER FROM DICKENS
AN OLD
Started
SUMMER FAG.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills the Best Tonic
for Summer.
COMMUNICATION ON PUBLIC The long, hot summer thins the blond
EXECUTIONS. and leaves yuu weary, worn and wret-
ched. Nothing can cure that summer
tag except Dr. \\ileums' Pink Pills—
beeau-e they actually make new blood
Agitation That Eventually
Brought About Their
Abolition.
Charles Dickens was so horror-strick-
en by the revolting spectacles becll
among the enormous crowd, gathered to
Witness the hanging of Icliew Mutat
bungs, that he wrote a powerful letter,
which was published in the Loudon leis -
patch, protesting aguinst puolic e.
tions. The great novelists letter is of terry, says: "1 am thirty-nine years et'
particulue Interest as it not utile' gives age end hove te•e•n an athlete who'
and thus strengthen every urban and
every tissue in the body. Every dose
lilts you w'itlh new strength, new en -
et gy, new lite. Purgative pills only
weaken you more. Common tonics only
stimulate for the moment. But Ur.
Williams' Pink Pills actually make new
blood, and nettling but good, pure rich
red bled can brace you to stand the
summer. That is wtty you should take
Dr. Williams' rink Pills now. Mr. W.
ecu- J. Nnrtnll: \\'bier: Iturse, Yukon Terri -
a graphic picture of the horrors of that scarcely knew the meaning of iliness.I
scene, but it started that agitittian last year. however, my health gave
which never ceased until nineteen years way. 1 becnme nervous, did not sleep'
later, in 1b68, executions were no lung-
er curried out in public. Charles Dick-
ens wrote:—
AN
rote:
AN EYE WITNESS.
Mr. Editor, -1 was a witness of the
eNecution tit Hurscuton(;er lane I went
well and grew as weak as a kitten. 1t
seemed as though 1 was completely worn
out. I tried several so-eal'.ed tonics. but
it was only a waste of money, for they!
did me no good. Finally i begnn using
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and they put
me on Inv fret again. mud gave me new
e.
there with the intention of observing the hlica11ti and strength."
Every weak end easily tired man and
crowd gathered to behold it, and 1 had woman will find new health, new
excellent upporlunihes of duitig sc1, at strength and new energy through a fair
intervals all through the night, and con lice of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They
Cnuously from daybreak until after the curt all "cad and nerve diseases like
si ectacle was over. 1 do not address anaemia, s exhaustion, hendaclim'
you on the subject with any Intention nrnl nervousi,a, l.:achc<. inrtir:estinn. neuralgia,
of discussing the abstract question of rheumatism and the special ailments
capital punishment or any of lige argu- thnt afflict most grrnving girls and wo-
nrents of its opponents or advocates. 1 men of mature years. Cold lv all meeli-
senlply wish to turn this dreadful ex- eine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a
good,
oodce to some account for the general Par or six braves Inc $2.!50 from the nr.
good, by taking the readiest and most
t.ublic means of adverting to an intima-
tion given by Sir G. Grey in the last ses-
sion of Parliament, that the Government
;night be induced to give its support to
a measure making the infliction of cap-
ital punishment a private solemnity
within the prison walls rwith such guar-
antees for the last sentence of the law
being inexorably and surely adminis-
tered as should be thoroughly satisfac-
tory to the public at large) and of most
earnestly beseeching Sir G. Grey, rs a
solemn duly which ho owes to soci.uv,
and a responsibility which he cannot
for ever put away, to originate : u:i►
a legislative change himself.
HORRORS OF GIBBET.
I believe that a sight so inconceivably
awful as the wickedness and levity of
the immense crowd collected at that
execution could be inongined by no plan,
rend could he presented in no heathen
land under the sun. The horrors of 1113
gibbet end of the crime which brought
the wretched murderers to it faded in
my mind before the atrocious bearing,
lcoks, and language of the assembled
spectators. When 1 came upon the
scene at midnight the shrillness of the
cries and howls that were raised from
time to time, denoting that They creme
from a concourse of gels and boys al -
featly assembled n ttie Lest places, made;
my blood run cold. As the nght went:
en, screeching and laughing and yell-
ing in strong chorus of parodies on re -
the back way. And Grandma Dunton
gni melodies with substitution of "Mrs I
met Hie going down the garden walk. Manning" for "ausannah," and the like!
She kissed me, and said : were edited to these. When the day
'Hew bright you look, my dear 1 I dawned, thieves, low prostitutes, rufli-
want you to see something at the house. ens and vagabonds of every kind fln,k-'
Just come back a minute.'
e,; on to the ground, with every vari-
"So she took me hack and showed me ely of offensive nrel foul behavior. Fight -i
five sl• e!ey lilt'e kittens in a cheese -lox. trigs, fainlings, w•histlings, imitations of
'.. nd now. mamma,' said Lottie, punch. brutal jeekes, tunnrlluous do ;
smiling triumphantly, "didn't I see monstrations of indecent delight when
twenty-p'c little kittens?" swanning women were_ dragged out u1
Iler mamma's eyes twinkled, and she the crowed by the police with their dress-,
said : rs disordered, gave a new zest to the
"It looks a good deal as if you dfd."
THANK YOU.
general entertainment.
IMAGE OF THE DEVIL.
When the sun rose brightly—as it did
Everybody likes little Carl flus, a- --it gilded thousands upon thousands of
bloom, he is so cunning and small r,i.el upturned faces, so unexpressibly odi-
fat. Ile has lived in America just a ons In their brutal mirth or callousness
little while, and he can speak only two that a man had cause to feel ashamed
English words. 1t sounds so funny to n' the share he wore, arld to shrink
hear him say, "Thank you," to what) from himself as fashioned in the Image
ever fs snid to bun that no one can help t ' the Devil. When the two miserable
from smiing, creatures who attracted all this ghast-
(Ine day Carl wms trudging along with le' sight about themwere turned quiv-
a basket of clothes. Ile was a droll s ring In the air, there was no more emo-
hllle figure, with his chubby legs and Len, no more pity, no more thought
round. fat arms. judgment.
two immortal souls had gone to
Some boy.: playing marbles nn the judgment. no more restraint in any of
;element were quite amused at this the previous obscenities than if the
name of Christ had Wryer been heard
cemncal sight, and they began to 14u0h ire this world, and there was no tenet
and shout, "Sausage bags 1" !among men but that they perished like
Now, Carl did not undersand n word;' the beasts. I have seen, habitually,
but he saw they were speaking to hem. I kine of the worst sources of general
so he turned his dear lttlle fare to t)t'mn t contamination and corruption in this
with the sweetest of snules, and said, , ennntry. and i think there are not
"Thnnk you." I mnnv phases of London life that could
You shuuld have seen how ashamed: surprise nu'. 1 am solemnly convinced
Me naughty beeys looked then 1 One oft that nothing ingenuity could devise to
Them smiled and nodded at little Carl, to done In this city in the same eom•
annthrr gave hirer a nice red apple, pass of tirne, could work such ruin as
white (mettles beak his big basket and cne public execution. and 1 stand ns•
tarre d it for Imo, teem:led and appalled by the wicked-
ness it exhibits. i do not believe that
any community ran prosper where such
a scene of horror and dernoralizatlon is
was enacted outside Iforscmenggerr lane
init. Is preeenteel at the very doers cf
good citizens, and is passed by eunknown
or forgotten. And when in nue prayer
of thanksgiving for the season. we are
humbly expressing ler fere God our de-
sire to remove morel evils from the land
wnnll ask your renders in consider
whetter It le not itme to thunk of this
one, and to melt out.
CIiAnI.ES DICKENS.
Devonshire -terrace.
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1519.
SEVEN IIRAVE CHICKS.
"Its n queer looking thing." Fnid the
first litre chick. and he bent his right
eye drawn to lo -k nt it,
"Go away" ! EA.! the second, "go right
fn front here," and the downy head
evebIi1e d end sho1ek at it.
"I w11utd make 11 run qui'k." said the
third little chick. "if my mother would
1 0 elle a cliatlrr at it "
"It's only a w e ;n," said the fourth
I,III0 chick. as he cast a dlsdaiuful
poet glance at 1t.
"It doesn't scare me," send the fifth
little chie•k, "though 1 don't like the
shin.ng small eyes of it."
"And I don't like its tongue," said the
tOtl little chick, "but i'nt not afraid of
the cur of it."
"I cesufd swallow it whnlr," said the
seventh small chick, "and leave not a
tingle bright ,.cal' of it."
And then the long milk snake slid off
In the grass. and all of them pecked at
the I+til of it.
•
DIi'Fls't'I.1' FEAT.
Iltcks : "in a few years the telephone
will tee so perfect and the rate for it so
low that everybody will have it. The
meesenger troy must
go."
D\\irks : "tm afraid thews no power
oa earth that can make the messenger
ray go very fast._
Bort m : ""The lamp seems to tee gr•tng
Old, \Los Culling." Miss Cutting sup-
pressing a yawn) : "Yes ; it seems to be
Wore considerate than some people."
mom
PRINCE'R MEN 1GF:RIE.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
SUSPICIOUS.
Little Sarah—Oh, pal here's burglars
In the house! I stuck my chewing gun
on the bedpost and 1 can't Ilnd it!
ANCIENT IRISH CAVES.
Furnish Many Facts About Early in-
habitants of Island.
There has jest been published by the
Poval Irish Academy a bulky report on
the result of three years' exploration
wort: among the caves of County Clare.
No fewer than 70,000 specimens of brines
were forwarded In parcels to the Dublin
Museum for identification. Each of these
parcels were carefully' labelled, bearing
a number corresponding with a map of
the cave giving ttie exact position and
depth from the surface at which the spe-
cimens were obtained. The bulk of the
material collected consisted of bones of
various animals, including man, and
these throw an interesting light on the
ofd -time fauna of Ireland. Among the
more important mammalian remains
were bones of brown bear. wolf, Arctic
fax, Arctic lemming, Irish elk, red'
deer, reindeer, ox, and wild Lear.
One rather surprising discovery is,
that the bones of the wild cat, which
occurred in some numbers, belonged
not to the European. but to an Afi•ie:n•1
srecies, known as the. (:afire cat Yetis
terrain). 1 c 1e'
r
"h larger of
these
eaves
furnished dwelling places for prehistoric
teen, for urrnwheuds and other imple-!
nents of flint and bone, as well ns'
bronze ornaments, have been recovered,
ninny inn perfect state of preservation;
and these were associnled with human
remains. Front the form of the bones
of the ankle joint it would appear that
these skeletons represent the remains of
people who habitually assumed a squat-
ting posture, ns is done by ninny savage
races to -day. Charcoal and burnt stones
afford further evidence ns to the use :if
these caves.
Ornanents belonging to the enrly
Christian era, including a gold brnretet,
bronze pin and buckle, show that these
sane eaves were used, at least tempor-
arily. by much later generations cf
men. Artifleinity frncturcd tones of the
Irish elk and reindeer show that these
ani►nnls were hunted, at any rate, by
the earliest human inhabitants of the is-
land: but they probably were soon ex-
terminated. Wolves. however, survived
until comparatively rreent limes. The
exact date of their final extermination ns
not known, but they existed in the great
tnrests on the borders of \Wirklow and
Carlow as late es the year 1700. and It
15 supposed that they finally became ex-
tinct about 1774.
IN MERRY OLD ENGLAND
NEWS BY MAIL ABOUT JOHN BULL
AND HIS PEOPLE.
Occurrences in (be Land That Reigns
Supreme in the Commercial
World.
The population of Greater London is
6,581,000, or 61 per acre.
There are now four septuagenarian
judges on the English Uctich.
1tunsden House, Harts, which was con-
verted into a royal palace by Henry
is being offered for sole.
A small motor -car has recently been
adopted for the purpose of business by
a lir in of chimney sweepers in Essex.
A judge in the I:lerkenwell County
.ided that a bicycle for a
[;Dort mus
domestic servant is not a necessity.
Tire Dorset County Council has passed
a by-law to prevent the destruction cf
ferns and wild flowers by the wholesale
!:eking of roots in the rural districts.
After being lost for some time, a
cheque for £208; sent by a London stock-
broker to a firm in Merthyr Tydvil, was
recently discovered in a rubbish heap.
A thrush's nest built under a railway
carriage has been discovered at Torring-
ton (Devon) Station. The carriage had
been in daily use between Torrington
and Exeter for a fortnight. One egg
was found in the nest.
For stealing an egg, value 2d., nine
years ago, a pian has just been sum-
moned at \Wycombe County Police Court.
He had to pay 5s. costs. Defendant
went through the South African cam-
paign.
At n wedding presentation at Norwich,
the head of the firm wris presented with
a gift from the manager and staff of
twenty-eight employees. The staff rep-
resented 760 years of service, an average
of ores twenty-six years each.
General Lord Methuen, in the course
of an address nt the Army Temperance
-socialion. Feld he had trled total ab-
elinenee himself lately for three months,
and le found at the end of that time to
playing racquets his eye was better and
his wind also.
The London Metropolitan Water
Board sued n number of customers for
pa:merit of water rates In the \Vestrnin-
blen County Court, among the defend -
tints being a Fish. Gudgeon, Haddock,
Hnllpike, Ponder, Eddie, Wells, Leakey,
and Pipe.
TIIE KILLARNEY OF A%IERiCA.
Knelling in a frame of beautifully
weeded shores lies a series of bearitiiul
lnkrs 145 miles north of the city of '1'o-
rotlto, Ontario, and known as the "Lake
of Rays Region." A chain of seven lakes
studded with barely Islands, with ho-
tele throughout the district and a gond
steamboat service to all points attracts
the tourist, angler and sportsman. Just
the out-of-the-way Fort of place to lets-
, it during the summer months. For all
'particulars and free illustrated publirne
lion apply to J. D. McDonald, L'nion
Station, Toronto, Ont.
AROUND TiHE WORLD.
Strange and I:uriou. Venus in Furei!
Lands.
"An anrueing Beene was witne-sed
the four;!► meg strale's eJte t the othe
day,' says the Straits 'limes s of Sing.
pore. "A Jasuneee was Mill iPle l cn
attire(' of theft. As the nun rule reel 10
deck, he threw on the g• gond a hem
ege and then commenced to chew solid
'screh.' This was suppoa d to work :
spell nn the magis'rulr and cause' hit,
to direliar•ge the ac,•u,ed. linfoitimet:
ly for the schemes of the Javanese, h
w•ns seen by the Malay constable it
charge of him. This Malay seized the
Javnne-e by the Ihrr nt and choked hie
until he spat up the'screl' and so brnki
the spell. The case was postponed."
A correspondent of the Pekin ane
Tientsin 'Hines writes :—"i asked r
friendly Chinaman the other day why
he was burning some hooks he had
been rending. Itis r•enly was that the
were the old-fashioned sort, and should
they he found later in his IO -session he
would be regarded by the new srt►nd res
one who did nr.t sympathize with tie
new regime. This, you see, is turnip:'
the tables the other way. A few years
ago to he seen with anything foreign
was dangen-eus."
A large white swan r eent'y killed n
young woman in Geneva, Svvitzrrlaeul.
One wintry day the girl was crossing
bridge in that city when the swan.
driven hendlong by the gab', collided
with herr. The great ld's bent( struck
the young woman In the ear. Her injur-
ies were so severe, that she (lied Three
days later.
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It a woman's credit is good at a dry
goods store she never argues about the
price.
A Purely Vegetable Pill.—Parnelee's
Vegetable Pills are compounded irons
roots, herbs and solid extracts of known
virtue In the treatment of liver and
kidney complaints and in giving tone
to the system whether enfeebled by ov-
erwork or deranged through excess in
living. They require no testimonial.
Their excellent qualities are well known
to all those who have used them and
they commend themselves to dyspeptics
and those subject to biliousness who
are In quest of a beneficial medicine,
HOUSEKEEPER.
"They say bis wife is a good house-
keeper."
"Yes, she kept his house all right
when he failed last spring. But of
course he had to put it in her name."
KEEP CIJILDREN WELL.
in thousands of homes throughout
Connda there are bright, thriving chil-
nren who have been made well and are
kept well by the use of Baby's Own
Tablets. in ninny honkies parents say
e this medicine saved a precious little life.
Dr. A. Dennis. 1 .1) 5 . Iliviere du Loup,
Que.. says: "Al the age of five months
wr
thought our little girl dying. No-
thing we did for her helped her until
w•v gave her Baby's Own Tntdels, and
(illy those who have seen her ran lila-
lire what a change this rneoeone has
wrought In our child. She is now ato:ut
eighteen months old. encs well. Flames
I well Anel is n lively. laughing child. and
weighs 37 pounds. We always keep the
Tablets in the house now leer we know
their groat value." If mothers wish to
( feel ntsolntm'ly safe. they should keep a
ilox of Baby s Own Tablets In rhe
tease always. They cure ail the minor
I ni►mrnIs of children hsolutcly
safe. 5111 Ly inrelicineand deaarm'lersacr sent
by mall at 25 reals a lox by willing'
The lir. Williams' Me,licine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
Indian Gilts Which Will Shortly be
seen nt zoological Gardens.
\\';thin the next few days the fine col-
lection of aninnle and birds presented
1,e the Prince of Wales during his In-
dian tour is expected to arrive in Eng-
land.
This somewhat considerable menng-
erie, consisting of gifts made to the
i'rtnen by various rajahs, will le housed
temporarily, if not permanently, at the
Znologieal (larirns.
c}
anird,al. arec
• the elm' ,1•
Among.an
lion cubs. Tigers. pining. tents. rhinee.
ereeee. buffaloes rind nntck.pcc, whilst
the birds ind'lu to ccyerml tare epecimerls
hitherto unknmtn in England.
In prepernlonn her the c..)le'tinn <rv.
real ndditicnal shells bite been crnetrel
end pnrldncks em islructed near the north
gate of the gardens.
AWFUL 17, SLEEPING SICKNESS
Many a pleasant lawyer Is compelled
to do the cross-question act.
essegat titan* 1111111111 mania row Nap%
bat la best whoa hard la tiha inarigbt wage,
Rae .iniad[ Say and Mew dlaaatitaa.
11 is surprising how many really good
people there are in this wicked world—
if one ran take their word for it.
They Never Knew Failure.— Careful
observation of the effects of Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills has shown that they act
immediately on the diseased organs of
the system and stimulate them to heal-
thy action. There may be cases 'n
which the disease has been long Fest-
er' and does not eustly yield to medi-
cine. but even in such cases these pills
have been known lu bring relief when
al' other so -celled remedies have failed.
i These assertion' can be substantiated
by many who have used the Pills, and
medical men speak highly of their qual-
Ilres.
neck end
(der entl�_
p ) : "1 Fail srimethtnR
1 my if didn't like and the hasn't
1 apokcn to me for leo clay's." Peck
engem le'•) : " l :nn you remember what it
African Game Hunters Now Hun a
Deadly Risk,
To the excitement big game hunt -
Int! In Africa there hennMorlh to
ail.' if the knrnvIrdre that the hunter
►Isl. contracting one of the meet dread-
ful of all known daease'--sleeping sick-
nes--drndfnl because it is incurable
and nitimntcly fatal. Unt 1 very recent-
ly it had Leen cuppnsrd tent Enrepenns
w ere immem', int it has recently Leen
hr red lh•.t This ielief was wr rip.
SI ep:ng teckne,a 1, caused by a parasi-
tic prig rnnn k eewn es "iryyp:.n•
which mf set the hloced and the, spinal
cool. Thee" m mule but terrible nrgnn-
'� ��carried rine )1 1
i are ., rr I di tett tib y t
nsd
n
fide e! a spa cies nt tselee fly. '1 h e ter
rnr has renewed in l'pnnda only within
the lest year or Iwo, tiav nr: melte it.
w• le'• along the river se' sls tee- fr ni the
were c en't of Africa. Yet detr.nt.' the
11 s( twee yeerg 114 its appenrence in
t',:anda no lest Ihnn ODA rf the native
inhabitant,. hove fallen v:clinis.
w de. y otU said 7"
Yee, Indeed. "blood will tell," wbee alotetrw
seed tncrwetattou• mark the .lite. Wea..r'. ('orate
sad w'earer's Syrup maim short week et all Ne«I
sod tate trouble&
r \11F:11 L.
Friend : "Has mit you nnrncd the baby
yet ?''
',read Mother : "Nn; we must he very
tarred 10 give hint n nice one. because
there will to so litany named after hire
when he is Premier."
11 Yea are Nervous sad irritable take
Perrovirn," the great nem and blood tome; you
will be a POW person by the time you bare weal a
both. All theaters
"Did you say your husband was nut
looking for work 7" "No; 1 believe he's
out looking at work. There are some
men digging a cellar down at the cor-
nea. and he doesn't sec►n able to get any
further."
THE SUNLIGHT 1
WAY
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RUB ON SUNLIGHT SOAP
LEAVE 30 To60 MI
UTES
.l
RINSE WELL
Sunlight Soap is better than
other soaps. but is, best when
used in the Sunlight way (follow
directions).
Hard rubbing and boiling are
things of the past in homes
where Sunlight Soap is used as
directed.
Sunlight Soap will not injure
even the daintiest fabric or the
hands, and the clothes will be
perfectly white, woolens Soft
and fluffy.
The reason for this is because
Sunlight Soap is absolutely pure,
contains no injurious chemicals
—indeed, nothing but the active,
cleansing, dirt -removing proper-
ties of soap that is nothing but
soap.
Equally good with hard or
soft water.
YOUR MONEY REFUNDED
by the dealer from whom you
buy Sunlight Soap if you IInd
any csuee for complaint, 1135
LIVER BROTHERS LIMITrD. TORONTO
Help your children to grow strong'
r.nd robust by counteracting anything
That causes ill -beanie. (inc great cause'
of disease in children is worms. Re-
move them with Mother Graves' Worm
Exterminator. it never fails.
HELPING HER PA.
"}'rung man,' snid Miss Spooner's fa-
ther, "I want you to know that 1 always
close up the house and turn out all
lights at 10 o'clock."
"Indeed?" replied file. Nervy ; "well,
dont bother to -night, sir. 1'11 attend to
that for you."
To Hnnw Is To Prevent. — If the min-
ers who w•nrk in cold water most of the
day would rub their feet and legs with
Dr. Thomas' Ecleclric Oil they would
eteape muscular rheumatism and ren-
der their nether limbs proof against the
III elf.ols of exposure to the cold. Those,
setting out for mining regions would
de, well to provide themselves with a
supply before sterling.
EMPLOYED ANOTHER.
The Preacher : "1 hope you never lie
about your business."
The Pslerehant : "Never --but I have a
very optimistic "ad writer."
OWN rues cies
A Thoweend Dollar Osarsatee Apes with
every bottle of Dr. Leoohardt'a idea -Reid
—the only certain oars for every teras of
Piles.
George Cook, Bt. Thomas, Ont„ writes :—
"Dr. Iwoobardt's floai•Roid eared no of
e eery bad ansa of Piles of over San yawn'
standing. I had tried twarythiarg bat gat
no pssa►aaeat ears till I seed Rem•Reid
I had Blend and Bleeding Piles, sad autared
everyI iog. Oiatasentaand!goalareaf te
failed, but Dr. Laoahardt's Haw Raid eased
umw Dart , is a tablet taken iatorna11)
1 whi(ehh removes Ow sawn at Piles, .1.00,
alldraggista, or The Wilssa-Pyla Oa,, Liar
itel,ara Pelta, Ont 7
KAFFIR \\OMAN'S COURAGE.
One of the first explorers of the inter-
ior of South Africa was \%ilhein Cotton
Oswcll, a noted hunter and a friend it
Livingstone. to whom he rendered im-
portant aid. 1n hie bi.Kraphy the fol-
lowing story was given from one of hog
African letters: An incident highly cred-
itable to Knflir womanhood occurred just
as we reached Mahtetse. 'I he Wallen, ns
is their custom. were working in the
fields. for they hoe. and the men sew.
A young nen standing by the edge rt
the tnu•h. wns chatting with them. A
lioness .prang nn turn, and was carry-
ing hint off. when one of the women ran
after hila. caught her by the tail and %yes
dragged for some distnnee. Hnnipered
I,. the man in her recede nut the we,.
nian behind her. she slnekrrer.l her Incr .
s'terrepen tier a' nilant streddlcd over
her Lark and hot her across Il,e nrce and
Lead wittt a heavy. short-hendleil hoe
until she drepl.rd her prey and slunk
to ricer. The roan wile the wnmarh s
hu -banal. \\'oiold Atte. smith do ns much
for Mfr. Smith? Ce,uldl she do more'
(t►cto et :
"Are you sine
that thi, '4
real creceiditr-akin ?" Dealer : "Ahe-o-
lutely eertain, nueelmn ! 1 Flint the
crocodile myself." le.'.I rn r '. "It Press
rather soiled." Tkater : Nrhtral'y,
madam. That IA &there It 'trick the
Egad when 1l tumbled out of the
O ziu. g laivt ad. xxsaii..
" Keeping Everlaatlaaly at it &flap swce se."
PEDLAR'S CORRUGATED IRON is made on a 36,466 11. press itKa 0111,7
one in Canada) one corrugation at a erne, and is guaranteed true and
straight to size.
We carry a WO ton stock in Oshawa, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and
London and can ship ordinary requirements the sarne day order is metered.
Made in 1 inch, 2 inch or 2% inch corrugations in sheets any length up
(0 10 feet in 28, 26, 24, 22, 20, 18 gauge both fainted and Galvanised.
This class of material is most suitable for fireproofing Darns, Factory,
Mill and Warehouse Buildings and Is water and wind proof.
Corrugated Ridges, Lead Washers end Galvanized Nails carried in stock.
Send SpeciflcaUons to your nearest office for catalogues and prices.
THE PEDLAR PEOPLE,
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LANDS
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serous soil, 90 per amt. plough tend, spii.c cresk, so daeilglta
g
About 40 hee ?IL of Indian Head Trio• s10.6o par saes
Write for map .ere tall particulars.
R. PAISiNri. oi Wellesley Street. Twists. i'iaasa.
NOBODY iN PARTiCULAR.
"Who is that man with your mother?"
"That ain't a man; that's fattier."
No person should go from home with -
cut a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dy-
sentery Cordial In their possession, es
change of water, cooking, climate, etc.,
frequently brings on summer complaint,
and there is nothing like being ready
with a sure remedy at hand, which et-
tenUmea MINTS great suffering and fre-
quently valuable lives. This Cordial
has gained for itself a widespread repu-
tatlon for affording prompt relief from
all summer complaints,
EFFECTS OF HEAT ON MILK.
Doctor Jensen, chief of the Swiss
bureau of superintendence over the milk
industry, aaya that It is a common error
is suppose that milk submitted fur a
considerable time to a temperature of
120 degrees Fahrenheit Is better kir
nourishment then that boiled for a short
time. When the heating is prolonged
the alteration in the valuable properties
of the milk begins as low es 100 de-
grees, but with quick heating it does not
begin below 110 degrees. Tuberculosis
bucllt! are destroyed by healing to 150
degrees for five minutes, and such hent-
ing does not alter the properties of 'he
milk. Doctor Jeneen advises that the
pasteurization of milk be done in the
home, and but shortly before the milk
le used, care being taken not to go
above the temperature necessary to kill
the pathogenic germs.
Food
Products
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LW. P,.d.vr we rLe SW rush awl
.user•w..d•sah•las iiww
LAW. rids Grine welt Mghsa.i.
Demi* ask* s nal** rid. ret es drid•w
• e se rte few sets. Milan dile. ani
Jgh • dtlscles ewertr
Ale sad,
Teri wins rsw'.e !arid er how.
&olio hie. "Hew Gird Thar r ".Ing
Ubby, iU & Ubby. Mato
1
Lieutenant : "Who's the idiot That
told you to lave that pile of rubbish In
front of headquarters?" Recruit : "!t
was the colonel, sir." Lieutenant :
"Very well, (cave it there; but your
leave will be stepped for four days for
calling the co'onel an idiot."
You cannot be happy while you have
corns. 'Then do not delay in getting is
bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure. it re-
moves all kind of corns without pain.
Failure with It Is unknown.
"1 wouldn't be a donkey If 1 were
you," geld Jenkins 10 a friend. "1f you
were me you wouldn't ha a donkey, of
course," was the telling reply.
Wilson's
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and by me&L
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