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110.0 Health and Stretilith in *he Use 01
willioasi Pink Pills.
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- Every growing girl' and every woman
nearing middle life suffers from
ments pet:utter to tier sex. At these
Ulnae the lteealth end happiness of every
gwl end woman depend upon the rich-
reass and regularity of her blood. Look
Ai the young girl whose blood is weak
and watery. Iler face is pipe., her lips
, and gums 'bloodless.Her head aches
and her back aches'. Sie tete eet eVkT
no life,' a _poor appetite and no ,de,
sire tor exeretse. She comelaine that,
even to walk upstairs leaves her breath-
less. And the wennan in Middle Wee:,
she is nervous, irritable and depressed
...s• —liable to •suddep attacks' of pain and
dietress that only a wo..nan imows of:
She turns from food; horrible dizeiness,
hot and cold fleshes, make her life mis-
erable. But Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills
tanish all this misery,' because they fill
the veins with• rich, strong, healthy
blood which gives tone and strength to
every defied° organ. The case of Mrs.
Geo. Denby, of Tilbury, Ont., is one et
the many that proves that no medicine
can compare with Dr. Williems' Pink
Pills in curing the, ills of womankind.
Mrs. Denby *eye: "I think Dr. Williams*
Pink ,Pills are a blessing to suffering wo-
men. For a long time I was a great suf-
ferer from the ailents that affect so many
of my sex. I was extremely nervous fit
all tizzies, suffered a great deal with
headaches and Indigestion. In fact, I
, was in n thoroughly miserable condi-
' lion When I .began the use of Dr. Wil -
hams' Pink Pills, but after taking them
A short time I began to improve, and,
through their further use, I am new
feeling like a new woman. I ani sure
It, oil sick women would take Dr. Wits
items' Pink Pins they would be convine-
edof the, great ' good they Can do."
• Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can make
every ailing girl and suffering viroinan
itt. the land strong and healthy if they
are given a fair trial. , But great caro
Must be 'taken, to see that you get the
genuine, pills with the. full • name, • "Dr.
Willianis' Pink Pills for Pale People,"
an the wrapper around each box. Sold
by all medicine dealers . everywhere' or
sent .by mail at Mc. a box, or.six boxes
for $2:50, by writing The Dr. Williams'
ealedicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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GOOD, ADVICE TOO.
"Sir," he said, as he stalked Into the
. clergyman's study, -"you are the raitn
who tied the knot,, I believe."
beg' yourspardenet said ,the clergy-
manelooking- up from his sermon.: -
• "You performed the marriage cere-
mony for me, didn't You?" • •
"Yes, certainly, Mr. Willings. What
may 1 itsk—". • .
"Then you know What the rights' of a
husband are?" *
"Why', yes,*in A -general 'way."
"And the rights of a wife?'
"Of .cdtirse.'
"Well, now, sir, said the caller,' draw-
ing a chair up to the 'clergyman's 'desk
and taking a seat, . "haseet wife a license
teto tortureher husband?"
rt"Certtiinly•not.'-- ,•
' "If she makes his life miserable he has
redress, of course?"'
- "Yes; but I ehould*advise—e-'
"Never: mind your advice now Well
Come to 'that, later, -My Wife complains
that I' don't shave Often enough.' "
"Oh, that's a small matter."
"Is it, sir? Is it? lust wait! I told
her that was my affair,fand then she
eaught the -children to cry when ',kissed
.them, so that she could Bey that inet
rough chin hurt them." •
"That hardly showed a Christian--"
"Wait a minute! . yesterday morning
1 found them playing with a 'cylinder of
a broken music box. You ,,know how
• that seems to the touch?'
"Certainlyee-Le. _ . •
Melte She'd taught: there, to call
'papa's .
"Really, sir, I must admit----"
'"Wait tilt I'm fleished. To -day on
of there got up on my 'knee, passed his
,liand over my chin, and called, it 'Papa's
music -box.' Now, .sire• I ask of you AS
Christianernan and as the man who tied
the knot, *hat shall I do?" ,
"Get shaved," replied the clergyman,
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SCI1001..S IN JAPAN.
Over Five Million Children are Getting
hese-1'00n. -
The number of Publis schools in la -
pan is at present 2438, in which 5,-
084,099children are taught by 108,360
teachers. istinetyi.three and twenty-three
hundredths per cent. of all childrencl
achool 'age go to these schools. - In
1873 29 per cent. of school age children
went to the Public schools, in 1883 '51
per cente and in 1893, 59 per cent , A
"I'm tired of life! In fact, I wish I
were deactrsighed the despondent man.
"Then why don't you see a doctor?" re-
marked the cheerful idiot.
RHEUMATISM 410 PARALYSIS.
Their complete home cure. Poet
• free, to readers of this papa.,
Vor limited period only.
A emeesore• illuistrated -treotine. !Avg
Mfull deR
ncription of heumatism an
Paralysis, with instructions for, a ewe -
rapid increase in attendance is noted air Plletea Irret culo, (1671ibtiti thIld most
ter the Chinese war. The percentage ;L:',',,,sn'i'eed t • re`
of attendance of boys compared With tee by inealeet lkAlrfir VgdhlellY:1°f_11.3'. "
that of girls` was 40 to 15 in 1873; thelatruetiva hoot( .wair written by W. H.
ernsan _who haus ynades, a
difference now is only 7 per cent. The', Ytt4d°"---:r1"-h—nti11
attendance at the evarious cornmereita graduateofTresetre., ;rAeeerrgac.
and industrial schools was as wurtzburg." Send postal to -day and
In 1901, 36,000; in 1902, 95,000-1.e., only
5400 less than the number in 'the inter-
mediate schools. e The university for veo-
men held its commencement exercises
recently: 86 graduates receiving the so-
called accutemyediplorna and 132 the un-
iversity diploma-
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HAS BEEN ALL
RIGHT EVER SINGE
T. II. BELVEA, P. M., PROVES THAT
DODD'S,KIDN'Elt Pli!..LS CURE
Some Year's Since He: USed Them Now:
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and He Has fla4 Good Health Ever
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Since .— Story eof Well-Knotvp New
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itnereswick Man.
'Lower Windsor, Carleton Co.,. N. B,
e
Feb 26—(Special).—"Yes, I have •goo
health ever since I used Dedcrs „Kidney
Files." The speaker was Mr. T. H. Bel -
yea. postmaster here, and one of the
most highly respected Men in this part
pf the' country, Asked to give his ex-
perience with the great Canadian, Kid
nee Remedy Mr. Belyea. ,contiotied:
- "1, had been troubled -With my kidneys
'for numberofyears. I tried several
kinds of plasters and other kinds el
mediates, but did not .seem to get any
lasting benefit. lie.aring Dodd's Kid-
nett- ?Ms so highly recommended I de-
cidled' to try them 'and they made a
complete'cure of Me. That is two years
ago now and as I said before I have had
good health ever since used Dodel's
Kidney Pills." e
Docid'seleidney Pills cure once and for
all. . There is no stage or form of end -
hey Disease that they do not cure com-
pletely and permanently,.
TALL. QUEENS AND SMALL. -KINGS.
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'MIS is the age of tall Queens and
small Kings. It is a curious fact that in
the ease of nearly every Royal married,
couple in Europe. the 'wife is taller than
the husband The Czar wlio is' wrist&
softly, as be returned to his work. erably below the average hefght of men
, WORRIED MOTHERS.'
Much,' Of the worry Which every
Mother of young children undergoes,
Would be .spared if the mother kept
Baby's Own Tablets on hand and gave
are oteasional dose 'when the child was
Whit, cross.. or feyerish. Nearly all the
ailments of childhood can be traced to
'the stomech, bowels or rieething. For
these troubles no medicine can equal
Baby's Own Tablets, and the mother
has the guarantee of ,4 government
' analyst that this medicine is absolutely
" tide. Mrs. Kenneth McInnis, Lakeileld,
Ont., says :—"Babeets Own Tablets are
' perfect medicine in every way .• There
will be tut sickly children in the honias
where they are used.", Sold by all medi-
cine dealers or, by Mail at ,25 cents a
bee by writing The Dr. Williarns Medi
eine Co., Brockville, Ont..
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PlIONOditAPII WON ,ESIATE.
Son Bad the„ Instrument ,Under Dying
'
Father's Bed.
Alois Szabo, the son of, a, weelthy pea-
sant Of Szegedin, Hungary, who died
recently, has been Arrested for forging
a will by means of a phonographs
Shortly before ,the death of the father,
the setesante viere ealled into his room
d heard 4 voice proceeding from the
ed nay: "I leave all my, property to my
• eldest son, Aloite and my other children
are to get nothing." .
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, As 4 vereed etatement made by a les-
' lator when' on the point of death, in the
presenee of witnesten, constitutes a valid
will in lItirigary, this disposillon of the
' peasant's property was mnheld in the
courts.
A RV deem ttgo however, Alois' ' les
i.
Al'eSg, Wail Whom he thadequarreled, in
formed the police , that the vole° the .r
1, heard' was tot that of, his father,
hitt that Mae had spoken the word:* into,
a phonogreph, Ile had placed the instill-
reseit 'under his tatiteiee led, azid whert
the old man ha(1 tont coneciotienese
calWd the server& in and eet it going.
The, peliee 'MeV:VA his le tliee, Ainl
ttillnd eke plietiogeepli reeeril as dee
tatted.. tveales et now to )w'' 1j,
with frau& ,
is telly a head shorter than his beantiful
and majestic Czarina.. The Kaiser, Nebo
is a ..well -grown man, is, nevertheless,
overtopped e by/ the' German Empress.
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy scarcely
readies , up to ,the shoulders of • Queen
Helena, who is an unusually tall woman,
while he is a diminutive man. King
Charles of Portugal is also over -topped
by his Queen, although he makes un
rotundity of body whet he lacks lie
height.
AN UNRECORDED ONE.
It was a custom of the celebrated hum,
orist, Sydnee Smithy to have the mem.
hers of his, household assemble in his
:study every for prayers, each
one tatting part in reading 'the ptissage
of Scripture appointed for the day: Ono.
mornitig, es. the reading firoeeeded, the
word patriarchs came in a verse That 'fell
to the turn of an Irish servant -maid,
who 'pronounced it. partridges. , Everyff
one present smiled except, the &mews
wit himself', ode) said .nothing until the
remarked to her.
"It Was too bad of you, Mary, to
make game of the patriarchs."' ,
you will receive the book free by re.
tur,n.--Address, The 'Veno Drug Co.. 24
King. St., .Went. 'Tfisorito.
FIIST COME.
Physician (lookinginto his anteroom
where te number of patients are waiting)
--"Who has been waiting the longest?"
Tailor (who has called to present his
bil))--"I. have doctor. *I delivered 'the
clothes to you three years, ago."
Many 'patent Intdfeine$ hANC4 .come and
tone, 4 but pickle's Anti.-Consnmptive
Syrup continues to occupy "ss 'foremost
piri,ce 'among reinedies for coughs and
:olds, and as a, preventive of decay of
14he lungs. it is a Standard medicine
that widens itts sphere 01 usetnIziess
year by year. if you are in need of
something to rid yourself of a • cough
Dr cold, you, cannot do bettor than try
Sickle's Syrnp.
,• DO IT HERSELF.
"Do you. favor ethe idea of the whIP-
ping-post for wife -beaters?" "No, °int',"
answered 'Mrs. Euphemia Goober.
"While. I can hanle a anoP, stick or
flat •iron 131 'ten! to dat job myself. Den
11: know it's done right." '
„
wet It stay where you pot it? oh, ye .3
"in. 1106 L's Menthol Plaster will, and it wia
quickly cure rheumatic pain, lumbago, sciatica,
lace &else neuralgia, ete
•
, He entered the drawing -room and
seated himself on the green sofa Just as
he had been doing e three nights each
week for the last eight, years. "Speaking
of science," he yawned, "i see some.pro-
lessor says the world will last 100,000,-
000 years longer." "I am so glad!" 's,he
exclaimed. "Why so?" "You willyet
have time to' propose!". •,
It Keeps the Muscles, Pliant.—Men'
given to ,muscular Sports and exercises
rid . those who softer nruscular 1 pains
rom bicycle riding will And Dr. • Thom.
Eclectrie Oil something worth: try-
ing. As a lubricant it milli' keep the
muscles' pliable and free from .pains
which often folio* • constant us'e ,.)Of
them, without *softening them or im-
pairing their strength. For bruisie%
sprains and cOntusions it is without a
DO0c•
IlIONI/ IS YOUR' HAND SHAPED?
Simple Rides, by Which Yon
Can Reveal! Nature.
Palmistry is divided into two branches
,,,—chieognomy, the study of cheract&
by the general shape and proportions
of the hand, and the older, chiromancer,
the reading of the lines and•surfaCes of
the palm. t)
That •the hand inclictitest thee character
is a Matter .of every -day e
though* some doubt the relatio
veribus Mice to, the events of
despite most convincing (widen
contrail. '
To read 'characteristics in the hand is
not a difficult matter, and the study is
interesting'.and profitable. Here are the
principal types:— •
Large hands are the hands of Peo
fond of very fine work, or intent tipan
the minuttut of life; they generally write
a small hand; are great•sticiders for ow
quette; are easily offended , by little
„breathes of ceitirfe.sy.
• Small , hands show the opposite. 'fheir
'owners write a .largo hand, look at
things in a broad, quicicly &alleged mari-
ner, are easily pleased and slowly
offended, are not fond of delicate work,
'devotions were over, when he quietly and prefer the bustle of life to its smaller
duties. ,
The soft hand is that of the poetie
temperament, one ruled by imaginatien,.
nerees or the senses. Hence it is more
frequently a WOM0.11f$: hand. ,
If soft, to flabbiness these characteris-
tics are inereased till they become lazi-
ness, selfishness, heartiesenese. These.
are often the liana of the:traitor and
thief.
The hard hand denotea practical and
generally intaginative nature. If the
hardness it not exaggerated it is the
sign of a etra.ightforward- diepositiori,
fond of activity and even herd .worle
An exceedingly hard hand will sho
lack of intelligence,lirutality and indit
ference to pain in other' as weirae ill
one's self. _
If tlie ' paint is thin, (skinny arid flier
.ow it indieates tiniidi$y, inettrinees an
oVerty ot intelleet; also a lack kl
energy. I
A very thick palin, 111 te soft hand
eeneuality, material herein*, over.coie,
A very thick palm in a hard hand evith
Sheri, fine -fere that of the umeicilteel, un-
ambitious Inliorer; with a brel thumb
the brutal eriminttl.
A very hollow WM invariably denoto
Nita. A in like 1
(
erience,
of the
ne's life
e to the
. If you world be, classed at a good
fellow, all you have to do is applaud
your fOol friends, •
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ONE IS JOY.
What joy one little baby, brings!
When he his nightly squall begins,
You ho him to, your breast and ,bless
:Your lucky stars die isn't twins.
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Nature „Revolts Against High Living
and it has set its seal to. it by adding to
mart's ailments the ecourge of diabetes..
Eminent medical men until recently pro-
6141,med it a "Ma pure" •disease, but South
American Kidney .Cure has knocked
down -their pet fallacy and has .proved
Itself master of kidney disease in all its
forms. Relief in.6, heurs."--1.10.
'EXPERIENCE TEACLIES.
"It's a, great thing to be single."
"We bachelers realize that."
,"I3ut not as a married man 'does."
simugitt kepis saner taan enter leaps, ,
bntla liest whea.used is tb• Sunlight way.
.tlay 'Saatiolialliset sued follow &miaow.
Once in a 'while the Man whoIs too
lazy. t� werk poseseas a reformer.
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Not a Nanteating P111. --The excipient
of a pill is the substance which enfolds
tee ingredients and makes up the pill
nines. That of Parmelee's Vegetable
pins Is so compounded as to preserve
their molisture, and they can be carried
Into Any 'latitude , without impairing
their ;strength.. Many pills, in order to
keep, them front adhering. are rolled in
powders,_ Which. Prove nauseating to the
taete, Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are
so prepared that they are agreeable to
the most delicate: -
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THE FRENCH PRESIDENT.
Ile Is a Total Abstainer and Also a Foe
' of Tobacco.
France's' *new President, M.
differs from all his predecessors in office
in that he ts not :only a -total abstainer
but also a foe of. tobacco. President
Loubet loves his pipe, as did. the late
President Faure. But Fattier% is averse
to tobacco in any shape or term, and,
while hemakes' excellent, wine,. which
he . sells and gives awe/; he never
drink's. -,Oti the other hand, he'Is - pas-
sionately fond of Music, for which Lou -
bet has as 'little, ear as had Faure,
Grevy, Marshal' MacMahon and Thiers.
He is fee good a shot as President Loubet,
and an infinitelybetter one than .poor
Seidl-Carn.et.•- •
, president Fallieres, who is an agnos-
tic, is deeply -attached to his umbrella,
which accompanies him, on all and every
occasion, and which will from now on
become a favorite subject for French
political caricaturists. Theonly other
rulerevelio Ines ever been given to um-
brellas. was King Louis philippee•whe
was rarely seen, without one, and .h
whose hands it took 'the place of 'both
sceptre and mord: - Yet, in spite Of this
analogy of tastes, it was. Fehieree who,
as. Premier, was responsible for the ex-
pulsion from France of King Louis Phi-
iippe's,grandson, the late .Count of Paris,
and of the Duke of Orleans'. '
M. .Fallieres is married, and the couple
have two children, 4. son practising et
tele Paris bar, and an unmarried daugh-
ter.e. Mattamee'.,F,allieres is described as
"kindness personified. The worthy lady'
is a pattern housekeeper,. and it is even
said that she is not above paying an
occasional visit to the nearest market.
She is extremely charitable." M. Fal -
Herat has always .been, extremely acces-
sible to pallets, is well known for • his.
hospitality, and, altogether, has the mak-
ing of as capable and popular a Presi-
dent as M. Loubet has shownbirnself,
uring his, e.eVen years' term of office.
mon AND STUDY.
A' Collette *Man's Experience.
1 '
"All through my high school course
and first year in college," writes an am-
bitious young man, "I struggled with my
studies on 4 diet of greasy, pasty foods,
being especially fond of cakes and fried
things. My system got into 'a state of
general disorder tend it was difficult for
me to apply'myselt, to school work with
•arly degree of satisfaction. I tried differ-
ent medicines and food preparations
but did.notseeena able to correct the difil-
eulty.
"Then ' rny attention was called to
Grape -Nuts eood and I sampled it. I had
sto do something, so I just buckled down
to it rigid observance Of the directions on
the package, and in less than no time
began to feel better, to a few weeks
my strength was restored, my weight
had increased, t had re clearer head and
felt better in every partieular. My 'work
was simply 'sport to, what it was for;
nierly.
"My sister's health was badly run
doWn and she had beeome "to ,nervous
that she could not attend Ao her mueie.
She went on, Grape -Nuts atid had the
same remarkable 'experience that I had.
Theo zny brother, Frank, who is in the
postoffice tleparement at Washington
('.iLyj and bad boon trying to do brain
work
on greitsy ifoods, cakes and all
that, joined the Grapt-Nuts army. I
showed him what, it was and couid do
arid from a broicen.doviat eondition Ito
has de" 1' into 0, hearty end ellitient
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'Besides these I toul(l give account Of
ntenbere of nes fellow -students who have
made visible improvement Mentally tirvi1.
physically by' the use of this food Child (*triad a 'fhb dok)----Motlitil will
Name given by , Poettull Coo, Battle reit Wool*coinit Se abut Mb* lei*
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DANGER U DEVOTION.
"Bliggins" wife thinks he is the great.
est man in the world:"
"Yee. That's very pretty and proper.
The only trouble is ited he is getting
13liggins to think so, too."
111 fitting hoots rule' ahem •-•• CLOW,
.corns. • -Hollowsky'is C0111 Core is -the
axticle to use. , Get a bottle at once
and' cure your corns.
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Rheumatism ,Ourocil.'
Why do",you suitor -Stairs Slagle Rheumatism,
Cure relieve this worst oases, of *Ants,
chronic, or inflammatory .rheulaatisia in
hours. livery 'bottle ho, $ .._"46",i31.4M104te
to cure. Hundreds. of mart "'• cures have
'Wen made inall parte of Canada. if YOnr•
driest cannot, give you Stares, take no 00.4 •
sen direet to . 41.00 per bottle.
Osborne Remedy ce,. 17$ Vsnire It ;rano% Oft
THE PEACH BELT
First Surgeon—"And the operation was
perfermed pet in .time?" Second Sur 'Send for our net of Urns, .10 -sere fruit
lots 4,,.... 1.4 in the 'South Okanairan and
georv--, Ye; • an another day Abe patierit inAlkateesinV4lisys. stating paititular roorliat .
would' have--recoverect :without it.'"
want, 5.11(1 WO will And something to suit you..
—4- . tailvrays. Climate not to Ise el:celled. Locatioask
d price*. Get in in advatteis of the new
new's Ointment will cure this,edisgests .14* c* KB?"41)41414
Eczema liagestea in Ag- for homes ou,aeautUut takeg,toa riv•ra,
pentictou, Okanagan mac.. CoIslinhla
ing skin disease without' tail. It will •
also cure Barber's Itch, Tetter, Sall •APPLE TREES.
Rheum, and ell skin eruptions. In from •-
three to six nights it will cure. Blind,. ' Before buying write us, or see otfr ,
Bleeding, and Itching Piles. One ,aPpli- agent near- ,you, for priew We hittre
cation brings comfort to tnemost irre, the largest- stock of -fruit --treesetobe
tating cases,. 35 cents. -111.. found in Canada. We pay the freight:
.. ,Brown Brothers Company,
7 *; Nurserymen, Limited,
Jones, here's the ring." "You may keep ' BroVvris Nurseries, Ont.
it on one condition Miss Smith." "What's
that?" '"That you keep up the payments *•••.- ts
-"Now lhat our engagement's -,off, Mr.
on it" • EU ATIS
44.444;44444....
Allen's Lung Balsam, °free from narcotic,
navel' more useful tha11 when it rids the children ,'ns any form and, cold perspiring feet positively
of cold and MIMEOS the, mother's 'anxiety. It sired within 80 days, by our newly patented
=Ads a friend of everyone who weir it. kiagnetio Dials or money promptl,y refunded,
liaa.ed anzwliere $1.00. Write for dem:anti,* •
•
sooklet: gente wanted.. MA.ONJOr0 HUE
Unele—"How do 'you like your • ern- 11ALTISisl Cling PO4, Shocbcnnicli,Quebnci
ployer?" Tommtr—"I tink he's bigoted."
Uncle—"In what way;" Tommy --
"Well, he tinks dat words oughter
'be spelt his way all de Lime." '
111.!...,“•••
Indigestion .Can't Stay wleere Dr. Von
Pineapple ' Tablets are arrayed
• against it. Thomas Smith, of . Dover,
Ont., 4eeeels "I am delighted with them
e-Aronealmoet the first using I have been
entirely relieved of the pains of indigos-
tion—I have the greatest confidencein
the Tablets'. Sand heartily recommend
than to any and every sufferer from
stomach troubles." 35 cents.J112:
An old gentleman, on taking his first
SOS trip in rather a leaky vessel, observ-
td the men working the pumps. "Dear
me," he said, "I did not know you had
a well on board, Captain; but I'm realty,
very glad you have, for I ' detest sea
water!" •
' Row to Cleanf4e the System.— arme.
lees Vegetable Pills are the result 01
scientific study , of the effeeta of elc-
tracti of certain roots rind herbs upon
tdbcte otiblgtstlt 'tfg:ititY tigit.st
they regulate the action of the lister
and the mance-re purity the blond, and
fgg tar' ..)taeXurlifile; tro"Ta.9°k1:
take and Wis. action 1, Mild and bent*
AC1S.14 •
thii really A camel's hair breih,
marmot?" "Yes dear." "Funny! I
ddiet see hoty a camel ean ever brush
its hair with that thine
Physical Pala and mental anguish afflict th•
`ylotaut of Wu diseased. Get rid of, both br rob.
bing Wervar'S (Awake on the heated r itching,
figured face. 'Abe relief given is Among the
Wenders of medicine
onioNANWA.44
SWAN NECK MARK OF BEAUTY.
Among the Padttunge front tit Karme-
n' and Shari States, recently inepected
by the Prince and 'Princess of Wales,
the swan neck is esteemed so great a
ttearkeOf beauty that extraordinary pains
are taken to aequire it. lAr early as poie
eible in the life of the female infant,
bress rods, 4 athird of an inch in
I!
diameter,. are ol ed. arotind the netts end
are added to. pe fodically so as to keep
The longer eli ncoli the greator the
the neck iri ri, e nstalet' *tete of tension,
heady, arid' some of the Pridaunga
carried, from twentyto twentrave
coils. ,
.,
MOTI1Eft WANTED ANYWAY.
'AO
Te•
Western Canada Land Co
HEAD OFFielli 35 NINTH STASET„
.• ROX 8L Braalriden"
I
Improved farms: and unimproved'
wheat and ranch. hinds,' Wholesaletnd
retail, in Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
Al-
berta and fruit lands in Southern _cwt.,:
flagon' Valley, B. C.,
Wheat lands On .Saskatebewan, 000,
at $7.10 per acre, easy terms till June.
1st to make selections; trio driest 'wri
lands. in the world.
Homesteads located. Selections made.' -
Write or call ' for any information-d..sired,
Ellen—"Therers one thing that doesn't .
suit me about this engagement" Eve'
--"What is it?" Ellen—"Torn
have to goup to town •for •this engage.
ment-ring. He simpily went up to hist
room for it"
yoor children are troithledwitli
*turn**give them Mother (irftves W,Orzs,
Exterminator; state; stir* 'and eget uss17
pour! eland.
'Cry it, and mark. the improvement Jai
"The ring of sincerity was in his volee
when lie told me his love.", "It shouldli
hitee been in his hand, A. ring in the
hand is worth two in the voiee."
tt yea At* Olt Of Sorts get a Isettlo of lieAriscrrhe
the btat intik, and you will b0. fairprised hose
quickly that tired feeling Will Wblit off, *LSO
bottles. 411 de,aiers l,i asedielne
Miranda.L"Womert may gossip somee
times, but they have better control of
their tongues than, men have," Pottle
"You are right. Mext have no control
whatever women's tongues,"
r ot
)(dot huh, 4560. at* s "got oft Is
Fall sad %tut, weather. They
• catch tail Do yea 13weve lakult Shiloh**
Lu
u,
TCheo for ea *say? k $14
ssitt, dips os To145, asi
ss be ihs 'sly teSs14 ow* ise ,
&WO of the air swam ire,
k Asa** hiot iota
ki.j..ftuoltirewe (*rout skossy
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