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(TWENTY TiIOUAAND ACRES IMPROVED
and unimproved 'Buda, lu the Psubuld fall
w ,eat district ; from eight W twenty dollars par
acre ; eorrespondeaae solicited. A. J. YTELIN
1 Yenhold, Alberta,
BLOOD -POISONING.
By the term blood -poisoning is meant
the presence in the' blood of the germs
of putrefaction to suppuration, or of
the poisonous products of these germs.
11 is necessary to define the expression
al the beginning, for, strictly speaking,
every form of poisoning, including al-
e , blood -poisoning.
.
,IuR o � • • r is ,
C t x lis► . loud o
n lt-u n is b (,
t
'flierir pre Three distinct forms of
o germs of
blood -poisoning. e!
In on h
g
legtrelaction are circulating in the blood
and manufacturing their poison, upon
which the syultptuuts of the disease de-
pend; in the second form the blood t
on-
tained
germs are those which cause
pu
s-
f01aRUl. and they also manufacture a
poison which produces the disease; in
the third form the bacteria,is, either
of
putrefaction or of suppuration, are not
in the blood but en the surface of the
, o ; are due t
0
the
d• and t t nl
body, n the s'm
absorption of the poison eluboruted by
them.
The toxin, as this bacteria -produced
poison is called, is in This last instance
imported, while in the first two cases
mentioned it is, as it were, of domestic
manufacture -therefore obtained more
easily and in greater quantity.
These three forms are culled in medi-
cal itinguage, septeinia , pyemia and
snp1'elled, respectively, meaning septic
germs in the blood, pus in the blood,
and the products of putrefaction in the
blood.
The pyemic form is characterized by
Irregular chili, fever and sweating, and
the formation of abcesses in various
parts of the body. It is very commonly
fatal. Septemia resembles pyelnia in its
symptoms, except that the fever is
more continuous, not Leing interrupted
by.chills as it Is in pyemia, and there is
no formation of abscesses. The severer
forms of Septemia aro almost always
fatal, but the disease occurs open in
colt 'er type. in which the chief symp-
toms are high fever, headache, and de-
pression of the vital forces.
Sapremia resembles septernia in its
symptoms, as it naturally should. since
both these forms of blood -poisoning are
caused by lite same poison, in one case
formed outside of the body and absorbed
by the tissues, in the other produced by
the bacteria in the blood and tissues.
Sapremia may terminate fatally, but it
yields more readily to treatment. This
consists In management of the wound,
Opening it up to the air, culling away
the festering parts, cleaning the surface
thoroughly, and treating it with anti-
septics. -
DRY TOAST HI:ALTIIFUL.
A good many people would eat toast
oftener than they now do if they were
not under the Impression that toasted
bread is not good for the general health.
Froin a leading medical journal comes
th ennouncene t that toasted bread is
ver'wholesome even for invalids.
One thing In its favor is the fact that
it places a lighter lax on the digestive
functions than ordinary bread, since
during Its preparation some of the
eta•eh grains of the flour are ruptured.
while some are converted into dextrine,
which is easily soluble.
Further, the crispness of toast neees-
aileles its being completely moistened in
tho mouth before it cnn be swallowed.
As a rule. therefore, toast is thoroughly
submitted to the action of the prelimin-
ary digestive process in the mouth.
11 is Important, however, that toast
should be crisp all through, as other-
wise the Internal portions tend to be-
come plastic and soft, like new bread,
and like 1t, difficult of digestion if not
thoroughly masticated.
■ 1015 HALE -- Muskoka district, Stearewa,
t rOu aures, kis el, ae; good suit, 56 cleared,
balance bush' ball mile front *drool, church, P.O.
Uttor+uu elation.4 miles: Huntsville, 8: good
water, buildiuo fair. Jamas loch, Allansville,
01.5.
Fruit Growers, Attention
li.irlug no eomtnisslon to pay, and *ening foe
cash, 'rho Eastern 'Township. Nurseries are *
able W offer you Standard Apple Tress 4 to 6 t
high, grown hers, hardy moot thrift? stuck for ball
a:'d spring delivery, for $15.0u per 'hundred.
I.0LIS cLRv
fa Prop .
•Laureuc
eville,Que
AWN AND WOMEN want -
„J -00 ed at once to address
letters P
c ;and postcards only at their own
homes; no canvassing;
sendd ifty cents
(no stamps) and stamped addressed en-
velope
n•
Yt10 C
to -day fr full I instructions, and
' )f
I
I
begin work at once at above salary. Ad-
dress E. Van Allan, 50 Russell St.,
Toronto, Canada.
DRUG BUSINESS FOR SALE -CEN-
TRAL -flood location; prosperous
condition. Apply N. W. Emerson, Lon-
don, Ont. Good reasons for selling.
PACT ANi) 6001) CHEER.
The restorative power of good cheer
Is far greeter than medicine. and men-
ial
en-Irl depression Is the e lr
e physicians
B orst enemy. It is the bane of a *irk
ootn and the shit( hie upon rees►very.
In fact, the mental attitude is resp.•n-
tible for more ills than all other causes
p)►t together._Li1 a nurse cannot control her feelings,
or the exterior mnnifestalions of them,
her usefulness is turn'rt into useless-
noss, and anything useless in a nick
✓ onin is pusltively harmful.
The jest has an importnnt part to
play in the Nick room as a remedy for
hritnhilfl}, says "Woman's Life." Don't
len long stories. don't talk about some
other
person's trials, and d
un't think
inmiserable pessil1111ies. The keynote to
successful nursing is order, observation
end obedience, these qualities joined
with tact -the wnnt of which is the base
of nearly every sin which a nurse nun;
commit -make for the ideal sick room
allcndant.
`VANTED-RELIABLE PARTIES TO
do machine knitting for us at
home; $7 to $10 per week easily earned;
wool, etc., furnished free; distance no
hindrance. For full particulars address
the Dominion Knitting Co., Dept. M.,
Orillia, Ont.
Dyeing t Cleaning 1
Fee lie very Nd emit roes work to Phe
s4 SRIT1SN AMERICAN DYEING 4S "
Leeks ter easel r leer lows, w cued dtnet,
illealtnal,Toroato, Ottawa, Quakes
GRAIN LANDS
We make a specialty of Farm Lands in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta.
Special bargains on the new G. T. P.
By. In the greatest wheat country in the
world.
1VSOMNIA CURE.
An excellent way to cure insomnia is
to Windage the eyes with a handker-
chief before retiring. The compress
seems to drive away the blood from the
eyes and so cure, or at tenet tempor-
arily relieve, that feeling so often ex-
perienced by sufferers from sleepless-
nes*. of trying to see in the dark.
PIMIPI.I:S.
1l requires self -dente! to get rid of
pimples, for r.ersons troubled with
them will persist in eating int meats and
other articles of food calculated to pro-
duce them. Avoid the use of rich
gravies. or pastry, or anything of the
eindxec ine o excess. andToke all the never indulgecoin
r
exercise poo-
Waive o'clock suppers.
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\VAUGII & BE 1'ITIE,
12 Merchants Bank Building,
Winnipeg, Man.
Making
and Mending at
Diamond Nall
Promptly and well -and at reason-
able prices --we attend to the repair-
ing of Watches and Jewelry of all
kinds. A special mailing box in
which to forward your watch to us
will be sent you free on request.
We have unequalled facilities, too,
for the designing and manufacturing
of special a►ticks in Jewelry, Silver -
were, Lodge Regalia. Insignia, Etc
We buy old Gold Jewelry at high.
est prices.
We send upon request free echoes*
ear large illustrated satalerw.
7a�o.ma.
"I saw a queer thing the other day,"
laid the ate ry-teller ; "ll was a duck
• ewinitning across a pond and a cat sit-
ting on its tail." "Oh. nonsense," cries)
the audience. incredulously. "blow could
s duck swim acress5 a pond and a cnt
en Its tail?" "Neverthelcxes," said Mei
slrry.telter, Wt's perfectly true. 1 should
!er'ten, however, that the cat was sit-
ting on iia tall on a well."
ALBERTA
LANDS
Parties desirous of purchasing
farm lands in Western Canada
;ere invited to communicate with
the undersigned, who have for
sale
420,000 ACRES
—OI —
fNCcIIC�I *fleal lands
in all parts of Alberta.
PRICES RANGE FROM
$9 TO 6412 PER ACRE
$3 per acre at time of purchase
and the balance spread over
nine years if desired.
Special railway rates to pur-
chasers.
Corrc.pc'ndence solicited.
DIAS, 8111Cifli( & MCCCuS1 ld,
P. U. Boa i,A91.
(:11IA:\ItV, ALBhItTA.
SI'FFERING NWOMEN.
Need lust the Rich, Iced Blood Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills Actually Make.
Front girlhood to ntiddlo life the health
and happiness of every woman depends
up•.n her blood. If her blood is poor
and watery sho becomes weak, languid,
pale and nervous. 11 her blood supply
is irregular she suffers from headaches
and backaches, and other unspeakable
distress which only women know. At
every stage of woman's life Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink fills are her best friend,
because they actually make the rich,
red blood which gives help end -strength
and lone to every organ of the body.
They helpa woman
just when nature
n►akes the greatest demand upon her
blood supply. Mrs. II. Gagnon, who
c o of
the
• ar. has Leen one forvocal • e
t
best known rr.sic: nus of St. Rochs, Que.,
says: "1)r. Williams' fink Pills have
me.weak,
e; swas
r• blessing to
been a tl
b
worn out and scarcely able to drab my-
- o
s
u fercd from headaches
eudachc
set( about. 1 s t
and dizziness, m! appetite was
poor,
and to attempt housework left me
ut-
terly
worn out. 1.sept badly at night,
and what sleep 1 got did not refresh
me. For nearly three years 1 was in
stak-
ing
was constantly this condition,std
y
medicine, but found no benefit from
t
it. One of my neighbors, w 1o had u
used
Dr. Williams' fink Pills with much
benefit, advised me to try them. I did
so, and the whole story Is told in the
words 'I am well again.' Thera are
times yet when 1 take the pills for
they seem to me a guarantee against
the troubles from which so many wo-
men suffer."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills don't act on
the bowels. They contain just the ele-
ments that actually make new blood,
and strengthen the nerves. That's
why they cure anaemia, indigestion,
neuralgia. rheumatism, lumbago, head-
aches, backaches and heart palpitation,
and skin diseases like pimples and ec-
zema. That is why they aro the great-
est help in the world for growing girls
who need new blood and for women
who are troubled with irregular health.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail
from The Dr. Na 'Warns' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont., at 50 cls. a box or six
boxes for $2.50.
LUNATICS IN BRiTISH ISLES.
The Number is Growing at an Alarming
Rate.
A most disquieting volume for tht
British render is tho sixtieth report of
the Commissioners in Lunacy. From
this it would appear that lunacy is in-
creasing in the British Isles in a most
alarming fashion, while the cost of
maintaining the pauper lunatics spears
to be rapidly mounting out of all pro-
portion to the numerical increase.
As showing what a burden they are
to the British taxpayers, one finds from fort, A fine orchestra is on every
the report that 132,000 persons were steamer, and everything is dorso to
I etained last year at n cost of 15 shil-
lings a week each, every penny of which
had to he found by the efficient mem-
hers of the community.
In less than fifty years the number of
insane has more than trebled. From
. 30,000 in 1859 it has risen to 122,000, an
increase which is parallel to the recent
increase in the unemployed and pau-
FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE
NEWS BY MAIL FROM IRELANDS
BilORES.
Happenings In the Emerald Isla ut
Interest to Irish -
Canadians.
The cemetery adjoining St. Patrick's
Memorial church, Dublin, has been
much beautified by a magnificent cross
of Celtic design, erected by the family
of the lata Mr. Hugh Cl•ickard, Down-
patrick.
In the removal by death of the Rev.
ss
o Bc route the
b
is t
Cram
Thomas
Irish Presbyterian church loses o -one [
its oldest and ablest men in the min-
isterial
ago he real
'car
rank. At-
- 'r'al tati�lc 1 !
from the active work of the ministry
after fifty years' faithful service.
In a case -beforethe King'sBench
in
Dublin, it was declared that it had leen
found impossible to serve writs on five
tenants for non-payment of rent, and
gave process-serverhave a vivid account
attempt.
lie
r • c in the
o his experiences 1
was, lie said, unable to serve the ten-
ants p•ersolally, owing to the presence,
Of a number of people who appeared to
be ho -tile, and who followed and threat-
ened him with violence. When he came
near the house of one of then) about
300 men gathered on the hills adjoining.
They began to beat drums and blow
horn when he cpme in sight, and about
twenty of !hent ran to meet him, and
shouted that they would catch him and
take his writs from him. He was at the
time riding a good horse and galloped
quickly away at about 15 miles an hour,
the mob following him for the distance
of about two miles and a half. He
believed he would have lost his life but
for that fact.
A SPLENDID TRIP.
The best way to begin a trip to the
Old World is to take the While Star
Line steamers from New York or Bos-
ton to the Mediterranean ports. For
those who enjoy a sea voyage, this trip
cannot be equalled in interest and va-
riety and in the quality of the accom-
modation afforded by the magnificent
boats of this line. The inexpensiveness
of the trip when the above points are
considered is not the least interesting
feature to be considered in planning a
European trip. The sum of six dollars
a day will pay for every item 6n a fif-
teen day trip in the best first -cabin ac-
commodations. The meals provided are
the equal of those to be had in the finest
hotels in the world, and the service in
every particular is absolutely beyond
criticism. There are a thousand and one
little kindnesses for the passengers' corn -
pers.
An Important section of the report
deals with the question how far insan-
ity is due to heredity. The number of
cases which can be definitely ascribed
le this cause is given at about one-
quarter of the total.
One startling feature of the report- is
that annually some 8,000 persons aro
ills -charged from asylums as nominally
recovered, such persons, as Is known
from experience, being a source of dan-
ger of contamination to the population.
But over rind above this Ls the large
number of patients sent into freedom
every year "not recovered."
Last year there were 1,872 of such
and the report calculates that "rather
more than ono -third of the discharged,
including in this calculation those whc
have nominally recovered, have to be
sent back to the asylums."
There is, necordingly, n conslant
streamo t
t lunatics flowing K out c
r ,
f the
various asylumsas well ns
ala larger
er
flood That is always flowing inward.
This, of course, helps the production of
hereditary lunatics. One-sixth of the
women more than 20 years old admit -
led into asylums during the last four
years were widows. Liss than one-
tenth of the Wren admitted were widow-
ers. ,
AN INGENIOUS TIluuK.
cater to the best class of passenger
trade. The stenluers themselves are all
large, comfortable boats, with unusual
deck room for promenading and exer-
cise, and are particularly well ventilat-
ed, and therefore suited to the warmer
southern voyages.
Passengers are afforded an opportun-
ity of spending a day at the Azores, at
Gibraltar, and at Palermo. and Naples,
where they may disembark or continue
on to Genoa. Even in the heated
months this trip is most enjoyable. The
weather is particularly pleasant and
the sea always smooth In July and
August, and no better way can be found
of spending a month's vacation than
just the trip over and back in one of
these floating palaces. in the winter
there is no way the equal of this for
reaching the heart of Europe or getting
to Egypt or the Far East.
Clever Woman Swindler \Fitt► a Taste
for Diamond. Secures Some.
t of an amazingly aurin inn
A story c s
! amazingly
swindle codes from Madrid, Spain. The
heroine Is a handsome, elegantly -dress-
ed woman, who, the other day, visited
A specialist in mental diseases on he -
1 half of her husband, who, die said, was
a sufferer from religious mania. (lav-
ing explained the case it wns nrranged
that she should return in about an hour
with the afflicted husband. The next
scene of action was a jeweller's shop in
another part of the city, where she se-
lected diamonds to the value of $5,000
on the unders(nnding That she would
. buy them if her husband approved.
' \\ ould Someone accompany her home
in a cab. and the money would be paid
immediately?
A trusted clerk was saint, and with
lion the lady drove back to the doer
teer:s house. In an ante -room she took
the stones "just to show them to her
husband;" then, entering with sublime
•- !ranee the doctor's study, she in -
f, e,1 the specialist that her husbnnil
Via, now in (he ante -room arid ready
• to be examined. Leaving a visiting
i card, the lady look her departure, and
Ithe doctor, bidding the supposed pati-
ent enter, proceed. d at his leisure to
askr rofessional questions.
The jeweller's man wns puzzled e1
fl- 1. hut soon he renlizcd tint lie had
: made the v ictim of a clever fraud.
:.,c do Joe, however, interpreted his
agttalien as entered by his complaint.
and when after two hours matters were
finally explained the lady impostor itad
vanished with her spoiLs without leav-
ing any trace.
"If you were in my sines, what is the
first thing you would do?" "Get lhcnt
Cleaned!'
Six young men went out for a sail
on the River Shannon, near Limerick,
on Sunday, the 15th ult. When three
miles west of the city the boat was
struck by a sgrlall and capsized, with
the result thnt five of tine occupants
were drowned.
THEY MEAN IT.
No one should suffer a ►norne it longer
with Piles, for Dr. Leunhardt's Hem -Raid
will cure any case.
No matter what kind you have, Blind,
Bleeding, Internal, External, Itching or
Suppurating, Dr. Lconhardl's Hent-ltoid
will cure you.
This statement is supported by a thou-
sand lestimoninls from those who have
been permanently cured.
if you are not cured you get your
money back. $1.00. All dealers, or
The Wilson -Fyfe Co., Limited, Niagara
Falls, Ont.
A memorial statute to the late Mar-
quis of Dufferin was unveiled at Bel-
fast by the Marquis of Londonderry.
The figures on either side of Ilse ped-
estal represent India and Canada.
bkT
*gut
1111-16
$5,000il
��++ /�� REWARD will
.tsJVV
be put to any
ppetron who proves that
SuUGght S••,p contains any
injurious chr,.ucais or any
form of adulteration.
Sunlight
Soap
is a perfect cleaner and will
not injure anything.
Best for all household pur-
poses, Sunlight Soap's super-
iority is most conspicuous in
the washing of clothes.
. Common soaps destroy
the painted or varnished
surfaces of woodwork and
take the color out of clothes.
Even the daintiest linen
or lace, or the most delicate
colors may be safely washed
with Sunlight Soap in the
Sunlight way (follow direc-
tions).
Equally good with hard
or soft water.
Your money refunded by the dealer
from whore you buy Sunlight Soap if ycu
find any cause for complaint.
Lever brothers Lleilted, Toronto
•57
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and
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on
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vators, Churches, etc. Any handy man can lay the "OSTIA\\ A" shingles. A
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We are the largest and oldest ccompany of the kind under the British
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oral6
;in m them
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METAL SIING in Milt/Won of brick or stone.
METAL CFJLINGS. in 2,000 designs.
Write for Catalogue No. 1411 and free samples of "OSIFAWA" Shingles.
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HiS POSITION IN THE MATTER.
"Gracious!" exclaimed the fond wife,
coming in her husband's den and find-
ing him smoking his pipe and reading.
"This room is thick with smoke. 1 don't
see how you can stand to sit in here."
"You can't?" responded the brutal
husband , "Well, I don't stand to sit in
here; I sit to sit in here. Did you think
you had married a freak?"
It is said that this was the first time
in their married life that she slammed a
door on leaving him.
No person should go from home with-
out a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dy-
sentery Cordial in their possession, as
change of water, cooking, climate, etc.,
frequently brings on summer complaint
and there Is nothing like being ready
with a sure 'remedy at bond, which of-
tentimes , ves great suffering and fre-
quently valuablelives. This Cordial
has gained for itself a widespread repu.
cation for affording prompt relief from
all summer complaints.
"My wife was rather worried when 1
lett her this morning." "What was the
matter?" "Well, she had been worrying
about something or other yesterday
evening, and this morning she couldn't
remember what it vwns."
A good medicine requires little adver-
tising. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil gain-
ed the good name it now enjoys. not
Through elaborate advertising, Rat on
it.: great merits ns -a remedy for 11111111}•
pains and ailments of the respiratory
organs. 11 has carried its fare with it
wherever it has gone, and it is prized
nl the nntipxrds s as well 115 31 home.
Dose small, effect sure.
In the Nisi Prins Court, Dublin, an
action was heard In which Miss Mn -
tilde McKinley sought to recover £30)
damages from John Porterfield. farmer.
of Croghnn, !Afford. Plaintiff alleged
thnt defendant nssaultecl rind beat her,
and violently attempted to kiss her. De-
fendnr,l denied Ilse charges. The ni-
ley:ed assault took plana in a grocery
establishment at Strabane, Porterfield.
it Is , staled, washed into the shop
and told plaintiff that he would klas
her. The jury found a verdict for the
plaintiff. with £125 darnages. A slay
of execution was granted on the lodg-
ment of £t(0.
Negotations are proceeding between
the tenants of the Marquis of Ely's Fer-
reannug:h estate and the landlonl:s
agents fur the pi.rchase of their hold-
ings. 11 Is slated that about seven hun-
dred tenants are willing to pay 23';
)ears' purchase, but it nppenrs a hitch
tins occurred regarding the sporting
rights which the Imelda refuse to ern
cede to the Marquis of Ely.
Regale Veer Ltr.ugth by taking'•Ferrorlat,•
It's the brat tonic ever eumpoun led. It nourishes
and strengthens the whole system..
"
f nunY
" said a father to lip son.
"have you been at those six pearhes
put in the cupboard?" Father," said
Tommy, looking into his eyes "I have
001 Touched One." "then how is it your
mother found five peach stones in your
bedroom, and (here is only one left on
the plate?' 'what," said Tommy. as tre
(lashed wildly for the door, "is the one 1
didn't touch."
SOaUght Seep Is letter that ether mow"
but is Lest when need in the Sunlight way
nay Sunlight Seep and follow diireetiaea
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R• PARSONS. 91 Wellesley Street, Termito, Grid•.
FOR YOUR CAROLINE LAUNCH OR AUTO
IT'S THE HOT SPARK THAT COUNTS
"• Vulcan Sparker "
ONE CHARGE OP THE
"Vulcan Sparker"
costing FIFTY CENTS will run you
BETTER and FARTHER than $5.00
worth of Dry Cells. Ask 300 users in
C.annda. They know. GUARANTEED
FOR ONE YEAR.
JI ST GFT BUSY AND WHITE LS.
The Crnftan Storage Battery Co.
arta-$fl
West Queen $t., Toronto, Canada.
No lit- Winton Typ*, 6 Volt. TO A.R. Long Distance Telephone Main 503.
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NOi HIS STYLE.
"Did you ever indulge in piscatorial
excursions, Mr. Oldbody ?"
"No, I don't taka to them new
fashioned sports. A fishing party is
good enough for ate."
"Do you know," remarked the mo -
thee of the new bob}•. thoughtfully, "1
believe he has his (altar's hair." "I
wouldn't be surprised," replied the can-
did friend; "his father certainly hasn't
got it now'."
A Recognized Regulator. -To .,bring
the digestive organs into symmetrical
working is the nim of physicians when
they find a patient suffering from
atornachie irregularities, and for this
purpose they can prescribe nothing bet-
ter than I'armelee's Vegetable Pills,
whichwill be forum ren
1 a pleasant medi-
cine of surprisingvirtue in bringing ng the
refractory organs into subjection and
restoring mem to normal action, in
which condition only can they perform
(heir duties properly.
Mother (horrified) : "Oh, Bobby, what
will your father say when he sees that
you have smashed his shaving mug and
broken the front gale?" Bobby : "wen,
mamma, 1 don't think 1 would like to
repeat it before you."
He (who has just become engaged to
his typewriter): "And now that we are
engaged, dear, I suppose i roust look
out for another typewriter?" She:
"Oh, don't let that worry you, darling.
i'II select her for you myself."
111 fitting boots and shoes cause corns.
Holloway's Corn Cure is the article to
use. Get a bottle at once and cure your
corns.
Orator : "On the surface things are
often
right, h t,
but
it is whenen we ended'.
the
depthsIts of things that we seo
the de-
ceptions
of our fellow -creatures." Ono
of the Crowd : "Guv'nor, youive jtlsb
been buyin' a barrel of apples, haven't
you?"
Pot est the Ore in a bot, Itching, aaheatthy
skim with Weaver'e Cerate. tTM it toe *Mom.
1
tier and salt disarmaside rash, to
a
"Yes, marriage is indeed a lottery,"
remarked Mr. ihown. "One gels a prize.
another gets a blank." "Very true.
dear," remarked Mrs. Brown ; "you got
me and 1 got you."
If your children are troubled with
worms, give them Monter Graves'
Worm Exterminator; safe. sure and ef-
fectual. Try it and mark the improve-
ment in your child.
HIS LiTTLE JOKE.
On a Western railroad there is a
brakeman who has lost the forefinger of
his right hand. The wonderful works of
nature slung the rand keep the brake-
man bu-y' answering the passengers'
questions.
One day, after the brakeman had been
pointing out the window and explain-
ing the scenery, one of the passengers
whispered to the conductor, "Conduc-
tor. can you telllne how thnt brakeman
lost his linger? Ile seems to be a very
nice fellow. It seems a pity he should
to crippled.''
"That's just If, mn'nin. He is a goad
fellow. Ile is so obliging that he just
wore his finger off pointing out the
scenery along the line."
"You say. Mr. Timmis," said the girl,
in a low. thoughtful. this-Is-a•serious-
rnalter sort of tone. "that you have towel
me for five years, and have never dared
to tell me so until to -night r Yes. he
replied. "Well. 1 cannot be your wife.
A man who hes no more roura} a than
that would feign t0 be asleep while is
turglar stole 1111 baby's shoes."
Good Digestion Should Walt on Ape
petite.—To have lite stomach well is to
have the nervous system wuell. Very
delicate ere the digestive organs. In
some so seal -dive nee they that atmos-
pheric changes affect theta. When they
become disarranged no better regula-
tor is procurable than Parnleleo's Vega
table Pills. They will assist the diges-
tion a0 that the hearty eater will stiffer
e
•e 'e eand w'1 dart
v . all the
no inconv n1. nc - will
benefits of his food.
First Young Doctor (to second ditto):
"Hallo. old man. whnl :s the mutltr•r 7
You're looking very glum." 'Ni, won-
der," was the reply. "I'm attending; ihnl
wealthy Mr. Golding, you know, and
I've sent hien the wrong meelieinr'."
"Indeed ! is it a serious blunder?"
"Very serious. The medicine I've sent
hint will rule hien in two days."
For Family Colds
A reliable tough and cold cure should
be always a the souse ready foe use the
moment the kat symptoms appear.
his always easier, eheawr mad bens
to check a cold in the very :as.
It is safer, too,
Shrloh's Consumption Curr. the Long
Tonic, las been freed fat thirty-three
years, and tens of thousands of h-•mes its
CGnewda and the United States today are
er w, duet it.
A dr.ter w rise n " 55,i1-' . C.orrnadsion Care
le ,Ahad doubt the bed remedy foe Couski ewe
Ceti, o, the Yts. ()•ee ord. /py ecurann
will bar makes. -L. Elie,. Nsemese ere.0al• '
If it woe anything but the beet would
this be so) Try i1 in your owe fermi,.
if it :foes sot we, you get bads all it Cod
you. We tante eD dee armee. Nares
you roc your dealer can lore. 1.0 der
kir) 25c. ie the prima All dealers it
medicine sell gag
SHILOH
ISSUE 140. fill -N.
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