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ties Through the Rich, Red Blood' Dia
William:: Pink.Mils Actually Make.
COMIII011 pillo purge tho bevels- Dia
Will]aiee" Pielt Pills mate neve
aleee. Fireghog, pine eailep threiReh
g)v.70s - tomug tlesece„ ieriteleig
the oreetee wad weakening the whole
Dr. Williand Pial; •Piile riet
e urea, at ell. They"re tonie pills,
pille, eireegtnening- Ville, Wood-
litalitlog , Dr, Williams' Pin% Pate
' aettlailY, Make new blood. Thel is why
they tire the only seienhile cure fer alt
'hnnldiseashs. „That, is why they. cure
liteaducheS and taeaacites, kidney troei.,
blee, indigestion, neuralgia, rheumatism,.
'wart teoubles, „ rand the speelal , 9 ;
FielltS of growing girls rand mature wo-,
wen, Purging ,pills act, only on the
syMptems of disease; The Williams' Pink
Fills go etraiglit te the.root of the twit-,
Ile in the blood and cure. Mr. John
Burke, Elendale, se'vs: "I think
Jr.' Williams' Pink' Pills the best 'mai
-
eine in the world. I had an atlaelc
pneumonia which was followed by ex-
treme nervousness and rheumatisrn.
tried Some of our best docters but got
nothing to help me until I began taking
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After tatting
ihe pills some weeks I 'could actually
feel the new blood they Were making
coursing through my veins, and in the
course of a few weeks wore I was com-
pletely restored to health." Remember
that it Is only De. Williams" Pink Pills
that can ing`te this jlew, "rich, health -
giving blood. Imitations and the-- so-
called "just ae good' roedicines never
cured anyone. !meet on the genuine
evith the full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale 'People," on the wrapper
fin each box. Sold by all medicine dea-
lers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50, by writing The Dr.
Medicine Co., Brockville,Ont.
' IN A LONDON BUS.
„
_ Jelin Lane's description of the
Inmates of a London 'bus makes a pretty
gooti picture of our own car, types.
-The two passengers at the door, phe
'15aYsin the Fortnightly Review, are ei.
• tiler good Samaritans or misanthropes
who rejoice when you stumble getting
In. Then there are the oblivious ladies
whe resent teeing mildly urged to "move
up," the young peason who doesn't know
where. she is going, but has it written
en. a piece of paper, which she. can't find
and the suspicious female who studies
the list of fares with the intention of
catching the conductor, cheating.
One is accustomed also, to the woman
who has received too little change, and
who, just when the bus tlinks it Jooks
pretty had for the cendector, finds d,
stray shilling on her lap, vvh.ereupon she
, looks more grim than ever._ .
e Of course, there is always a choleric
gentleman, who is. hauled in pant-
• 'Ing, and threatens te report the conduc-
tor for inattention. That there are -al-
°•eivay,s innumerable people who, are plea -
kill' Proceeding in Alia opposite direction
tom their destination goes without Say-
Inbad weather there is always an Am.:
erican inside with -a handbag and an in-
quiring mind, whose destination we are
111 once told, is either the British Mose.
• UM or *Westminster Abbey.. She, ,asks
• .rnally questions, but to her the bus heart
"•.'opens in overflowing Sympathy, She
is not a foreigner; no, indeed. Infer-
-taetion is showered on her. 14it''
Fatherly end 'gentlemen emerge* fr�rfl
eirotecting newspapers and evelunteer
Advice. , Even the conductor, affected by
epidemic of benevolence, allows his
:his to come to a full stop as he helps
herout and points out the right dire4.,
lion. Ah, yes, blood is thicker than
'Water! ,
There is the benevolent, .Party who
leaves his morning paper as a legacy to
the cenducter. • And one 'hitter winter
eley I saw one dear- soul give' him his
o evarni• gloves, for the man's thin, 'worn
hands were 'purple with the cold.
Of course, there Is always tile fond
• "Pother, usually Without front teeth, who
. hold's her ,4olinny in her lap as on a
throne.' elohney wears on his head a
*bite Plush nniffin. He IS a friendly
tittle soul withbut ae lazy notion as to
. the emasculine -author of his -being, • for
he greets rapturously ' a very twagger
young mari with a monocle, and.other
1ea1iroarkt3 of, extrione faelnofa ns "da -da,'
to the young inan's unspeakable angu-
',and ehe eteny aropsement of the
ether passengers. -
We have all coino acrosethe strenuous
Woman .who strides, In and .clainors for
-fresh air. She boarded a bus in which.
I was the otho day --a bitter cold day:
Without apology she flung open the
window, and her thin Roman nose
*gulped in with rapture greet icy whiffs
cf a real hurricane. Then she sat down
end said something very impolite about
Microbes*to a companion. • .
She fled a loud assertive voice, and
Abe talked with a great displaY ofewhite
, teeth, like toinbstenes. Whereupon the
whole bus felt ',humiliated at having
'leen so obliviouS, to microbes. .
Suddenly•oot of a •corner there rose o
little old lady like a mouse, and with a
determination that was like 'east iron,
but pleasantly eovered by velvet, she
closed the offending .window with a soft
thud. For, a sewn° the lady vvith the
Boman nos e stared at the mouse, and
ihen the turned- awat with a toge of her
bead, but did not open the window
sgain. •
A faint smile of triumph flitted across
the bun. What right has, 'anyone. in a
republio th demand- fresh -air at the point
of the bayonet? It is really the most
burniliating MAUR you can offer to any
One. It puts you at once on a 'superior
isocial footing, for the lower yea are in
the social scale •the 'less you care What
you eireathe.
MOTIIER AND BABy.,
Every mother- who ha a -Used italerte
Owie Tablets will tett yoti that they are
the beat medicine In the world for the
Cure of constipation, &Me, 801114 MOM.
indigeetion dirrehoca, sleeplessness,
teething troubleseeind Other aihneets
childreet. Yon OM give those Tehiele
de n. nitiw-bern baby with ebeollite t!afe.
13- Ih4' 1ilWnVt 410 oodl eannot
Oesitely de.. harm. Their use mearie"
alga for the thild tlftd comfort 'kir WO
her. Mr. . C. V. ,Kerr, Elj.iin, date
sayse--"Itaby's Oven Tablets are the best
Medicine 1 ever used for storuaith
arid bowel troubles, ond destroying
Wernie. NO Maher thietdd be without
11 bek of..Tablets in the house, Get
thent*at yeur drliggietei Or by Mail frern
'Ih Itr, Williems' Wtticitte Iltnelo.
Natio, Ott, at 25 costs aki•xii:
POISON -GIRLS IN INDIA
Tim TEIVRIBIX POWER WHO" `IllES
POSSF•S.S.
Living on Poison, Their Breetli Devon
Fatal to all Approaching
*Them.
Private Calcutta lettere to Englond"to
member of the arietoeiacy tell of elate,
orate preeauteme When by „tee (Jav)n-
Inent to k;uttrol the,Prince and Prime
el Notes apinst "poiso1-01s and Tel-
eoteenco." i hese dangerous creatureeee
winch • Natlidniel, Hal:Meow inimortal-
, ized in hie "Itappaeinis' Daughter." are
euposed to le:able, to kill a pereore by
breath or touch, and the Indian Govern-
ment hae no more euccoecled in exter-
minating theln than infant niarriageh
end other Indian. peculiarities.
Indian medicine men and priests knew
long before Prof. Koch and other Euro.
peen ailenists that the 'persistent eon.
euniption of poisens makes the body im-
mune against poisOning. Accordingly
potentates, priests and others who had
occasion to wieh for the death of cer-
tain. persons every little while kept err
hand a number of poisoo-ted indiviclu-
ols to send to the persons that they wish-
ed to do away with. Both boys and girls
were trained for this murderous office,
principally girls,
- THEIR TRAINING.
The Indian prince.ss caused beautiful
and healthy female children to be Pat
under the care of physicians and medi-
cine xnen soon after they were born.
The Medieine men strewed the floor un-
der the baby's cradle with dried 'helinet
flower, or nionles hood, that is such
from which the deadly poison, 'aconite,
had been partially extracted. After
a few months, unprepared, monk's hood
was pieced natter the cradle and in vas-
es in baby's eharnher. Later the fresh
Wilmer was installed and baby wies0-
lowed to play with it,And suck it.
• Still later a mild solution of aconite
was added to baby's milk and other
food after a graduating scale. As the
little bodies became ,inore and more
used to the poison, the doses were in-
creased, and usually when a girl was
ten or twelve she could eat aconite in
the same quantities as some Arsenic eat-
ers devour that poison.
INSTRUMENTS OF DEATH.
It is a fact, though, that few human
natures can: stand the aconite treat-
ment.- 'We are told of an Indian prince
'who succeeded only in raising oho poi-
son girl net of more than 8, hundred. But
" ' girl was so venomous that
, • .d nothing , could live in the
bouee eae inhabited, both human beings
and animals dying from breathing the
seine air as she.
This particular p,oison, girl whom na-
ture had endowed with all the graces
liable to capture a man's heart, was
used by the Indian prince at various
tithes to murdeeepretenders by te single
kiss, to rob his,. enemy's army of lis
leader, to kill off inconvenient relatives
and °Mei*. •
GIVES TWO REAL
GOOD REASONS
FOR BELIEVING DODDS KIDNEY
PILLS CURE ALL KIDNEY AIL-
MENTS.
Cured His •Backache •, elf Twenty -Five
Years Standing ,and Satisfied Every --
one Me Reconunended Thene_to.
Econoney Point, N.S. ' March .19 —
(Specialei-George S. MeLtitighlin, of this
Flab°, gives two splendid reasens far
his belief that Dodd's Kidney Pilfs ar
the • one remedy for Kidney ailments.
Here are the two reasons in his e, own
^
"I was troubled , with lathe back for
25 years or more, s,ornetirnes so severe
that I could not turn myself in bed. One
Fax of _Dodd's Kidney Pills cured
and I have had. 110 retUrn.of the trouble
since.
- "I have. recommended Dodds Kidney
Pills to a nuniber of persons 'who had
Itidoey Trouble:. All wha .have used
them have been benefited or cured."
Dodd's Kidney Oils not only relieve
ah Kidney Diseases, from Backache to
'Bright's Disease,' but they absolutely
cure thern. But sornetitries where one
er two boxes relieve it takes more to
make a coinplete cure.
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PAPER„IIANDKERCHIEFS.
Several leading' London, physicians
now are advocating the use of handker-
ehiefs made' of paperThis is not only
with the idea „of combating the spread
of consumption . but a myriad of „dis-
ee•see. •is arglied that a, linen 'hand-
kerchief which is carried in the pocket
and becontes heated, is necessarily a' dis-
seminator of undesirable germs and,
vvitei the aid of laundries, the constant
circulation of deadly organisms is kept
up. It is euStomary in many English
eanatoria to provide patients with paper
handkerchiefs, which after, use are placed
hi receptaeles, where they are Mime-
diately cremated, Most Of the handker-
chiefs used in sanatoria are of Japanese
make. The English make have not COMb
into great favor on aecount of their be-
ing ilutch harder DI texture` thim the
lapenese, •
CHANCELLOR AT TWENTY-THREE.
Pitt was only 23 years when he tio.
cepted the Post of Clurneellor of the Ex-
rheqUer undo Lord Shelburne, having
refused en office he the previous Gov.
erinoent of less than Cabinet rank.
tore he bad reached his PAth year the
Premiership wag offered him by the
King, with full „ authority to name
(*infamies, an offer whith be had wit.,
dom anti tielf-restralot enough to decline.
But at 25 Pitt IV s Primo Minister and
inviter of Engla , as no Mill had CAW
been betorsti V en example Of early
tame that is to unparianelea,
L
• 40141 1 $00 YO 1 lkisSintr 111Y f1at/011er,
eirl" I realty 4(0'4 know, Or. 1, woo
too mutat, oottio;zett� the time' to no.
UNLIGH
AP
• Wash oacloths
' and 14 -totem -its with
warm water arid
Surljght Soap ,er..5e dean and wipe
dry. The cclers will be preserved
and the surface unharma
Common soaps fade the colors
injure the surface. Sunlistsr Soap cieanl„ freshens and preserve
oircloths and linoleum%
Sunlight Soap waihes clothes white vvithout injury to the most'
delicate fabrics, or to the hands, for it coritains bottling that can
injure either &this or hands. ^
Sunlight Soap is better "
than other soaps, but is best
wheni used in the Sunlig,ht
way (few directions).
Equally good with hard
or soft -water.
avEct DROTtlEttS LIMITED. ToroX
d."4*
1.11":7 4
CUDDLE -DOOM;
The hairnies cuddle doon at, nicht
WI' mettle fought an' din;
"Oh, " try and sleep, ye waukrife rogues,
Your faither's comin' in."
They never heed a word ; speak
I try to gie a froon;
But aye I hap them up an' cry,
"Oh, bairnies, cuddle doonl"
Wee Jamie w• i' the curly beide
,He aye sleeps next the ewe,
—
Bangs up an' cries, "I want a piecer
The rascal starts them a', •
I rin an' fetch them pieces, drhiks,
They etep awee the some',
Then. draw the blankets up an' cry, "
"Noo, weenies, cuddle &Dent"
But ere five minutes gang wee Rab
- Cries toot, free 'neath the clae$,
'Wither, mak' Tarn. gie ower at anee,
He's Malin' vet' his taes1"--,
The mischief's in that Tam for trieks,
He'd ' bother half ',the toone
Bet aye I bap them up and cry,
"Oh, bairnies, cuddle doonl"
• • .
At length they hear their father's .fit,
An' ese, he steeks the door • -
They turn. their faces to•the-vvaa
While Tam pretends to snore.
"Hae a' the weans been guld?" he asks
As he putstiff his shoon;
hairnies,, John, are in their bids,
•' An' tang since cuddled doom,"
. .
An', lust afore we bed oorsers,
We look at or wee lambs,
'I am has his arm Tome' wee flab's . neck,
An' Rab .his airm round Tarn's.
1 Iift wee Jamie Up the bed,
And as 1 strath " each croon
I whisper, till my heart fills, up,
"Oh, bairnies, cuddle doonl"
The hiitirriies cuddle dben at nicht
WV mirth that's dear to me; /
But soon the big vearl's • emir an' 'care
Will quateri doon, their glee. '
Yet, come what will to illta ane,
May • Ile who rules • aboort
Aye whisper, though their Pows he bald,
"Oh, bairnies, cuddle dont"'
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. FupiEBAX.., THAT .CO -'1' $14,000.
, . •
, A remarkable story is published of the
'eccentric will left by a wealthy lady Who
died in Paris, When- her Will was open.
ee the relatives were astounded, for 11
set ,forth that out of her fortune 70,090
II. ($14,000) hed•to be spent on her fun.
era), . The executors, e hots/ever, &inset-
eetiously carried Out this order. Severe)
doctors were engaged 'to embalm 'the
body,, and the coffin Was the best and
roost expensive, that could be obtained
The funeral was a sight .Io see. .For an
boor the ` bells . of St. Sulpiee plural)
hang. /Both inside -.on& outside' the,.
church there were black *hangings, edg-
ed With silver. 'The coffin was literally
covered with rare and costly iloweig.
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GRAND TO Live
And the Last Laugh is Always the Best
"Six months ago I would have laughed
at the idea that there could be anything
better for a table beverage than coffee,'
writs , an Ohio iwoman—"noiv I laugh
It knowthere is.",
"Since childhood I drank „toffee as
'freely as anyother. member of • the
family. The result was a puny, isicItly
girl,' and as I, grew into womanhood 'I
did ,not gain in health, but was afflicted
With heart trouble, a weak end disorder-
ed etornach, wrecked nerves and a gen,
(eat hrertking down; till last winter at
the age of 3$ I seeined to be on the verge
ct consumption. My trier -WS greeted me
with siloVv, bad you look/ What a ter-
rible color!' and this wasnot very COM -
forting. • ..
The doetors and potent medieines did
fele absolutely no good. 'I was thorough-
iy, discouraged.
"Then I gave up toffeeand com-
menced PESITTri—Fl°77-rio fee. Ate, firsh
I didn't like it, hut after ,11, few triaTe and'
following the directions evactly, It WOS
granrl. It wits refreshitirlig matisty-
,
a.s.a.p.-
inge In te &Triple of weeks I nOticed a
peat, change. I beeame stronger, my
hraiti grew eteeree, I %yam not troubled
' with forgetfulness cis in coffee times:,
my power of endinamee was more then
dotibled. The heart trouble and indigo -
tion dieappeared and any nerves beeaine
eteady Alld strong.
"I began to take en intereat he -Arlie -me
abut me, llottsework and lueme-ioalthig
eaereene a plerteure. My frientle ihave
loarveled ot the change, end when they
1 enaulre what brougliteit about, I .answer
'Poetune Food cAtieer, mid nothi»i? elso
in tile worlil," Nome edeen by Pot -tont
fere _Rattle remit. Micit:
There's-11 t.f.as.-.4.' Iteloi the litti,,, 1461c,
"1314.,,, Road to Ureilvitio," In pkgs.
She --"Do you know what l' ddo if You
should try to kiss me?" , He—"No.
Why?" "Oh, nothing; only you don't
Eeern to heve any curiosity."
,
B• ad Heart — Could Not Lie Down for
Eighteen Months. ---"I was unable to lie
,down in my bed for eighteen months,
owing to emothering spells caused hy
• fleart.Disease, One bottle of Dr. Ag-
new's Cure •for .the Heart removed the
treuble, and to -day 1 am as %Yell as ever
1 was."—L. W. Law, Toronto Junction.
—123.
Daeher—"Look here, old fellow; • l'm
painting a pieturee and want to study
the expression, of surprise—utter, entire,
unbounded surprise.. How am 1to
achieve it?" Friend—"Oh, I know; go and
pay some of the people you are owing
money to."
" A Little Cm14, Von' Know." 'WM bee0M10
.a great danger if it be allowed to reach thejongs.
Nip the peril in the bud with Allen's Lung'
ROM, a sure remedy*containing no opiates.
A story is told of a German shoemak-
er who, having made a pair of boots for
a gentlemen of whose financial integrity '
he had cohsiderable doubt, Made the fee
-
lowing reply to him when be called, for
the artieles:—"Der . peas. ish not , quite
done, but der beel is made out
• Moines Hoskin' Nerves.—Mr, llos-
'Ulna, a resident of Durham, Ont.; for a
esenee of years, was a martyr to stomach
and nerve disorders. Sampled to preju-
dice against "patent medicines," hg St(Irt,
ad' using South Arnerican Nervine eS,
be says, "aelp,st resort," but six bottles
of this great remedy prayed A° be his
"ssiv.ation physically. It can be 'yours.
The Creditor—"When are you going
to pay me? 1 can't go to your place
every day, •trying to mike, you settle
up. rye got other things to 'do." Tbe
Debtor—"Are you at liberty on Satur-
day afternoons? Come every Saturday."
A Moment, Feeling of relief from pain is ex-
perienced the minute you put: •4 Vho D & IP Afen-
thol ;Plaster olea lame back, a rhenmatie joint,
aeuralgia., sciatica, or pain in the side. •
"1 soi, rd giveanything td be as
'strong and healthy as yop are," remark-
ed the lazy man, ;!What d� you live
on?" "Nothing •buthikrpit, answered the
other. "1201a kind offrult?" "The fruit,
rE industry," was the brief- but signifi-
cant reply.
COmM011 Sense and Modern Medical
Science have ,reversed the almost univer-
sal belief that Rheumatism cannot be
cured. The ggeat South' American Bhp,
matt Cure los turned the tables and
has given to sufferers a tried, safe; sim-
pleeand permanent cure. Thousands
)ave teslified that it has cured them in
three days. -----122:--
•
Nagg---“Wlien a Man , and his wife
think• the same thing simultaneously, it
is a sign that they are exceedigly con-
genial." , Wagg—"Well, then, my .wite.,
'and Lore very congenial, for the other
night, when she said ',that silo. wonder-
ed why rd ever been such a fool as to
marry her,'.1 had been Sitting there 'for
half an hour quietly wondering • over
that vOry point." •
Put ou•
t *elk* In a hot, itching, smhealthy
skt7 with Wester' Collate. Ilse it tor OCZOLN
•
no le rasb,'IattarAu, Id salt rheum
NEWS BY PIPE LINE.
I.ondon and Glasgow Connected by Un-
derground' Cable.. • ,0
The underground cable ;ystern be-
tween London and Glasgow, on which
the 'Peet Offlo Department has been at
work since 1$95, is practically completed
and in a few weeks will be opened to
the ptiblic. _ ,
The object of !hie underground cable
has been to insure the steadiness of the
telegraph systene between London and
Scotland, ' which hive been frequently in-
terrupted by etorens. 'The Poet Office
Department showed a coneiderable
amofint of coninhm mente iri putting all
wires undergreund in 0. cOliduit. As a
sectiOil was tiniehed it waa opened' to
public 11N4'.,- 1.011d0I1 to Biratiegliam
woe tho first teetion, and einem then the
line, has been gtadtlaty extended 1)131-111.
ward;, connecting' Ali the principle, cities
and totem on or DOH' the route.
About tt00 entice of ',pipe have been
law, and 40" ot wire have been
run. throtigh 11.• ,
A8 a ,truly petite 138t011 the Memel)
undoubtedly lead the woild. ,The tither
day a foenous Park eleinist'S eieryant Op!.
('11(11 the door to it' Woebegiele patient.
"Anil wleee inaiietarliienieeetieeieyien ewee,
der, reeleen "Shag:. I:Itave the atit,ory'4,1
anizOtratiligri
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. ,Ftailway
s, .
St. Paul and Minneapolis to the ra.cItle Northwest
Write for parliculars • o
A. M. CLELAND.; W., H. MASON, D.O.A
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General Passenger Agent, - 75 Yonge $t'
$t Pied, Minn. Toronto, - Can.
FOlt SAIE — .T17ST ARRIVED AND 1101e
Sale 24 imported-Clydeldale stallions and R II EU M AT I S M
b liackneysi farm 21 miles from end of street Oar, . •
" in an form and • cold perspiving tent positively
SORBY, Guelph, Out. •
Rhottmallem Ourod.
Why de yon stifter-LStarriEs htagio Rheumatism%
Cure will relieve the worst 'cases of acute,
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ohronie inflammatory rheutiatiem in 24
hours. -Every* bottle'has a positive guarantoo
to cure. Hundreds Of marvelous enrol have
been made in all parts •�f Canada. If your
druggist cannot give you Starr's, take no other,
1011(1 di rect• to us. 31:00 per bottle,
Osbonsotrn
eody80., I75 VOnge Ilt ,Torouto, Ot.
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Billington: "I supPose that old Mill -
yule& -troubles are at an end now that he
has got that daughter of his off his
hands?" Willington: "Not at all! tte.
.will ,Soon flied tbat, he will, have to pur'
hertusband on his feetl"'
The Happiness of Health. — Exhfietra.
lion is the ripple -and laughter of pure
Wood its it Courses through tile veins.
South American Kidney Cure drives out
al( impurities and insures the richness
and purity that is essential to perfect
licalth—suceessful because it merits it—
ropuiar because it fulfils . every promise
—a -Kidney. medicine solely and purely.
It -nbVer
good sumbrella means a frequent
chrome 'Of owners'. .
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Regola Your igtougth by taking "Forrovim.
It's the best ttinie eYer compounded. It nourishes
and strengthen.1„the whole system.°
"I can't decide," she said, "witeteher
to take the hat or not. 'But, it le lust the
dearest thing have .ecen this season."
"The dearest?" asked the husband, with
a !sardonic laugh. - "Then it's' certain
that you'll lake it."
ottalialst deep is barter man otiter nottpo,
but Is whI171 Iowa the Sunlight way.
Soy Sunlight Soap and follow directions.
Ttin, LION'S SI IARE.
TWO bretliers got on /MO LOO Wen
with eatli ,otlier, for reasons' which will
lie plain to all-,
"Itere,",,taid their teenier to the oider
ti them one (11137, "here le aebanana. Di-,
vide it with your little brother; end sot
fillet be ,g4 -t:3 tlie lion's ehare." •
The Yel.Mger child 'a low minutes tat.
er eet up great liaw,linge
"Mamma," he 'shrieked, 11051)'[given Me any banatier
"Wiltyr0 this?" inquired Vie mother,
hurrying in.
"Why," eiiiloined the eldo, boy,"lions
don't- eat barionan-"
"My dear lino," eta Bit rnietreee ef
• lioutehtild, *you have ettived uS neve
faithfully Mr twenty.tive years.' We
• hey/vet:40h rep** you 48 (1 WOW,
t)(1' 6t cur temily Yen Will- reeeelett It*
worst"
ou 'iviphin 80 days, bY our neWqy /Patented
tie 71)1.4.el or money vrorotly iefunded.
Maked anywhere 81.00. Write fdr de.iciptive
booklet. Agents wanted. ki16NETIC •Rtia •
• 16W11311 CI.JIIE CO., bherbrooke, Queneci
APPLE TREES& .
Before buying write us,' dr see our
agent -near- you, for prices. Wehave
the -largest stock of fruit , trees to to
found: in Canada. Wa pay tile freight.*
' 1111*OVt'n IbrOillerS
11111rSt.p3 mpti,'Limite41, :
Brown's„Nurserlea, Ont. '
Western Canada Land Co
• HERO OFFICE, 38 !OHM 11T4X8T4
O. TOX Sa.° Brandimp 113n.
Improved farms and unlinproved
wheat and ranch elands,' wholestile mid
retail, in Manitoba, SaslattclieWan,Al
nbealgtaonanvdttllfryti,itnl,argi.,s,. in Southern -Oka-
:Wheat lands on Sasleatehewan Patina
at $7.10 per ;acre, easyterms till :lime
lst to make selections, the finest wheat
lands in the world.•
Homesteads located. Selections made,.
Write or call for any. information de-
sired.
TOWN OF MARBL,E.,
,
Tlie"lown of Carrem-near the famous
quarries of that rittine'le lkterAfly built
ef the white •statuary marble. The
paving stones are &unposed ef this ma -
toes' and where these are not used the
roadway is made up and, eovered with
Marble chips. Tile popenation of the
town IS about 12,010, and its adult male
inhabitants are practically all ernpided
in &inflection with the adjoining, quar-
ries, which,furnieb to sculptore the fat -
est statuary ,otone ifl tlie %%nig.
Cash or Cure
if $1111614 Orbsuriptittri Cure falba cut*
,your Cold or Cough, you Iget bakokillybe
ptid for it. Wit int ow for a ewe lit
the ,
11 it **As iouri tat*, gas idiot woolil
elate enteile.
'Ca* itoytliiag tam ,
*You. linvt's Cat tet aiiyAstokte
*I ***nue* bleal• of AuIc r64lees* by
SHILCO4
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