HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-04-19, Page 74 SPRING TONIC. Ailafe'SINIAN MONKRIES.
7Weal4 Tired and Depreseed People Need Act Very meal Lige leeman ovate
a Tonic ,at ThIS, Season to Pat the
Mood Right.
01 elle Country.
,
• Very eimilar reports are made feorn
Sprinit blood i3 bed blood: diffezenat parte of North AfrieA regesal
Lao airing the winter Inoiit-ht.i
wfre:sfeijn-ro The monkey trilie3 that 'oecupy filet,
oe 'oe ayeeei, %eatery, eteiputes 1010tele continent from leleiroceo to 'Aleyssinia.
11104' e, tonio to Wild up, The bleopl• Juet now ear seitiat lame= may slave
In spring:1VA es . miteh es "a {11'Q ,Nrided V(IfIr. tile; species is ,a-cititislion.
ticeds new eaP to give it Vitalltir, for tho ,eitete as ireneetalai wee tie RI.e;.:„..xegel
suminer, la the spring the'shad blood to -which Profeseor Garner Itae glebe -leo
thews itself ia niany weye. Irr Eonte much • stalely. ° .kiome points of interest'
et; eieeeds pimples and 'e w)uol 1ere eound in an, Englieh VAT.
.01ee9 le may be tieseogb, oeces- tonal to` .
headaches, a variable •aleteetile, perhaps eeave mentioned thee large teneeeee
tViiiigCS Of neuralgia, or l'heunlalinclo of neenkeYs frequentthese hills. They
Or ,a lazY feeling in Jhe 'morning and:a move about in organized beads, • and
desire to avoid 'exertion: .Fer theee their proceedings are arranged in the
.$pring ailments it is a tonic you need,
and the erreatest bloodmaking, health -
giving tonic in all the world is Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. Every dose helps ta
make new, rich, red, health -giving
blood, which reaches every nerve and
'i -every organ in the- body, bringing
health, strength and . energy to week,
despondent, ailing men and women.
Here is proof. Mrs. Chas, Blackburn,
Aylesford Station,.. N. p. says: • "For
. the past ten yecu'e -Dr, tWilliarris' Pink
Pills is the only medicine 1 have taken
when -I found I needed a medicine. Last
epring I was feeling poorly,. was weak,
easily tired and depressed. I got three
boxes and they made me feel like a
new person. These pills are the best
medicine ,1 know of. when. the blood 1$
out of order."
Thousands of people not actually sick
need a tonic in the spring, and to all
these a box or two of Dr.
Pink Pills will bring new energy and
new strength. To those who may be
' more seriously ailing, who are suffer-
ing from any of the ailments lue ti
bad blood -ea fair. treatment with Meet;
pills will bring.new. health and vital•ty
You can get these pills from any me 'i
cine dealer or by mall from the Dr. Wit -
name' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., at
50 cents a box or six boxes tor $2.50
clump THE DISH -WASHER.
An English Househcilder's Experience in
India.
The experience of an English house-.
holder in India are declared, by the au-
tbor .of -"An Indian Garden,' to lee
sometimes trying and oftdn •amusing.
An instance of one of the amusing ex-
periences is given: • .
The old 'gray -bearded butler announc-
ed to me at luncheon one day that the
dish -washer was 111 with fever, buf if
the mistress would give some medicine
• ho,, Would soon be able he resume his
veorlc. I happened to have .n6 -fie by me,
but as the. matter was urgent,- clean
dishes being important, I asked:
e:"Cari he go to the chemist's, do you
think, for some physic if I •give him a
letter? 1 don't 'know- what to write for
"Oh, yes," he said he is quite .able
L) go tlrat short distance."
"I thought that was 1111101 the best
why% and ether). the chemist eotild• give.
him 'whet was proper, So I wrote; „
"Please give the bearer 'Na. dose of
medicine.- He eitysele has fever."
forgot, to inquire about him till, two
days after. Then 1 aid: •
••".How is the dish -washer?" -
"He is meteh betteri yout honor."
"And then he took the physic?"
"No, your highness, the -bazaar Coolie
took the physic by mistake." --
"The bazaer coolie!" I exdlaimed.
"What for?"
"The dish -washer •said, 'Work is,
therefore cannot go myself ; bazaar coo-
lie goes errands; he may fetch rrie• the
physic.' So bazer coolie took letter.
Shop master prepared physic., then told
baepar coolie to drink it.
. .. "Coolie said, 'Not for me is the medi-
-cirie, but •for another man. I take It to
I him.'
"'Not -so,' said the shop mastete 'The
mistress has written, "Give to bearer,"
and she means you mut drink it here.'
"Many times tootle said he was not
the man, but they would not listen, and
they made him drink it."
ingst orderly and taaticarmanner. They
are difficult to annroach, unlese' it is gra-.
dually and cautiously done; but I. have
sucemeded on a camel in getting sv,ithin
a few yards of thein when they were
crossing the path ahead of me, 'about
fifty in single file following their leader,
and looking with their mines like small
lions.
. Their Movements' of 'interest;
end well repay observation; they have
chiefs, sentries, and advanced and 'rear
guards on the march. The mothers car-
ry their children on their backs exactly
like the larger human creatures in these
countries,. They talk an chatter, the
females being especially loquacious,
quarrelsome and combative. These are
„clearle under the command of the elder
males, whose gesture alone is shfficient
to reduce them to obedience, They live
In small caverns among the hills, but
will most certainly avoid 4 dl.r0Cl' return
to their haunts if folio -Wed. They are
less timid of men when these are
. •
mounted on camels, than when on foot,
experience having doubtless taught
them' that the former is usually travel-
ling. to a destination, and that Ws
steady, jogging pace is rarely inter-
rtepted h» his curiosity.
On one oCcesion I saw a whole fam-
ily tribe on the rad home after a forag-
ing excursion, and successfully tempted
some of the younger °ne'to leave their
ranks by quietly rolling Pieces of bread
and sugar at them; but the older mem-
bers, were above such weakness, and
went on in a stately way up the hill,
disappearing over the ledge, and re -
Proving the youngsters as they retired:
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RAINY RIVER MAN
HAD TROUBLES
Doop's moNcit, PILLS CURED
1.11S KIDNEYS.
SAFETY FOR CIIICDREN.
Baby's Own Tablets is the only medi-
eine.that gives the mother the guaran-
tee of a government analyet- that it
centains no pOisonous opiate and is
absolutely safe. This is worth much
to every mother who Cares fer the fue
lure welfare of her child. The Tablets
are good for the tenderest baby or for
the well grown boy or, girl, and cure
the minor troubles that are inseparable
from childhood: Mrs. W. J. Macintoshs,
Clam Harbor, N. $.' says: 9 have used
P,aby'e Own Tableta for constipation,
vomiting and colds and have .found
thenista splendid medicine. I •give the
Tablets all the- credit for the Splendid
health -my little one now enjoys. The
wise mother will always keep a box of
these Tablets on hand. „ They on be
got from any druggist or by mail from
The Dr Wi1lian Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont., at 25 cents 4 box.
.LOSS OP LIFE IN COAL MINES.
With terrible regularity one is re-
minded of the dangers of coal -getting.
Not a single week passes but that mine
accide,nts • occur in sGreat Britain; and
whilst the loss of life averegee teVenty
lives per week, the numbee of report-
ed injuries is about, four times as many.
R is remarkable how colliery disaster
atm. year after year, involing almost
the same loss of life in the course cL
One' year 'a's in the previous twelve
/Lonnie. ,in 1000 the ttotal number of
'eyes lest In eoal-mines was 1,012, and
in the following twelve Months' 1,131
colliers were killed. In 1002 the death-
KAI numbereilL1,024, W11.8 inereased by
eel tee renewing ,37(41r, and only by
In 1004. During the past child. ,yeare
over 8,000 lives have boon lost in our
collieries, and for eyery death there are
iteveral reelminga.
)lOtTS'ElIOLD COMPteAINTS.
"I ileelare it in' -dreadful lthe ,way pee -
pie treat 1110," eomplaine&the Window,
*I am always ready to shed light
any subject, yet I azn frequently Shut
"1 ooh at ine,".:`returned .the Door. "It
L s daily emtttni to afford 'newt° an
ripening, yet they are alwaye eiving nal
lotiOcks.1 '
!then Ills. Rheumatism and Other
Paine .Vanished Once -and Fer All. -
:His Case Only One of Many.
Barwick, Ont., Apr. -9 — (Special), —
That Dodd 's Kidney Pills will cure
Rheumatism, or any other disease re-
sulting from 'disordered Kidneys is the
experience of many of the settlers in this
leanly River country. The case of Wig
barn John Dixon, of this place, is a fair
sample of the work the great Canadian
Kidney Remedy is doing. • •
"I had Rheumatism so bad I had to
USC a stick to walk,. I had pains in my
back and right hip, and I had no com-
fort in sleeping. .
"I could 'nomore than dress or un-
dress myself for nearly two months, and
I was for .nearly three weeks I could
not lace my right shoe.
"My brother advised me to try Dodds
Kidney Pills, and I did so. After taking
three,•boxes I. could walk around and
lace up ,rny shoes and do my work.
Six boxes cured me completely."'
• Dodd's Kidney Pills are the one sure
cure for silt Kidneys. Sick' Kidneys are
the cause ofeninetenths of the ills the
human family suffers from.
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THIS WAY TO FORTUNE, PLEASE!
Werk done is the criterion of ability;
not promises, not boasts. "
Accept every experience as an educa-
tor. Look for the lesson contained; it
is there. • ,
Don't let your work end with think-
ing and talking. Act. If you get an
idea, try itout td 4 conclusion.
• Talk to the point. Don't waste time
on preliminaries. ,
Theman who, in a lowly -position,
gives proof of zeal and ability, is al-
wayatthe man who later is found occu-
pying a remunerative position of trust
and., responsibility.
a Work Ls net an -end in itself; simply
en -leans to an end.. A humble position
should be utilized as an opportunity to
prove meritfor a higher post. -
To do your bast is simply a matter of
doing justice to yourself; to- refese to
cif: so is to hide year /light under fa
bushel. which othersehave neither dine
nor inclination to lift.
Sometimes a man may find dilmself
engaged; upon work which he thintles
(and perhaps rightly thinks) affords no
seope for his real abilities.. There is a
tendency under such circumstances to
perform his duties in a prefunctery man-
ner. 'Why? 11 is by the performanee
of Work, and not ,by the Class of work
that ability, is -measered.
• 6
'Flannery—"What• rint do they elierge
for a house like yours?" Finnegan -
"Sivin dollars." FlAnnery--"Iely, thaVe
high. Don't ye have throuble gett`ne it
together?" Finnegarx—"Faith, Oi den%
Jut the, 'agent doera".•
DODD S tf,
PILLS
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latialig130111 :151'In
ic'eArt..70 ftr3 HARVEST HOME.
Ono of the remarkable eight5 in tile.
Orecit, Sett leike oi Wen, cieveirepcd iy
the peogceea of svientific cindustry,
the eystem
til .1rannerbee 1341t
Olidfi OR the eliere of the leko. At
Suai,teir et.heenita,lie. aeciesantee „In linnipea 5nte
lc
1iq fall totii:taAte Virm.Te the rnPull'
/Ii‘,11,th
1(11703,1t iron ferupi
evaln dr
(iIntoot%;11114ir•vecieytainrg ponde;" are%i eflieigiiaelgvt0(1,fe
,111, cre_t„., o areand ex inchs
a' ie
vitt, wter ,alsP littoendzsvaarrsraktie(pnti stuopeps.lioend
hfraorTe'hyegl-eaS:9e'pftheeineVavte';vtilalevningillduiir.
peared, a de.Zzling.layer of salt,two, cr
• three inches' thick, is found covering the
el)ottorn of tile ponds, end this is broken'
• up with ploughs before being conveyed
to The milts, 'Where the final crushing and
windowing are done. '
A Sure Cure for Headache.—Bilious
htadache, to which women are more sub-
ject than men, becomeS SO acute in
some subjects that they- are utterly pros.
trated. The etomech refuses food, and
pre1sConstant and _ands dietiCeing
- to 'free the Stomach Vow -bile which
has becomelinduly seareted there. Par -
melee's Vegble-Pills are a speedy el-
ternative, and in neutralizing the effects
of the intruding bile relieves the pres-
sure on the nerves which cause the
headache. Try them.
A cook has been going round 4 station
In the South of India with the following
"character," and is somewhat surprised
be is not engaged:—"Abdul -has -- been
My cook for three months; it seems
naich longer. He leaves on account of
ill -health." '
111M00.11,01.1.
Couldn't Estimate Its Value! --Dr. Ag-
neW's Cure for the Heart never fails. It
relieves in 30 minutes, it cures. It is a
beacon -light to lead you back to he,alth.
Vv. H. Musselman, of G. A. R., Weiss
-
port, Pa., says: "Two. bottles 91 Dr.
Agnew's Cure for • the Heart entirely
cured me of palpitation arid smothering
spells. Its value cannot be estimated."
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HONESTY EXPLAINED.
•
, I returned a dollar that the cashier
gave me by mistake to -date"
"No miStake. -Fle tried to work that
counterfeit off on' me." °
It is Known Everywhere. — There is
net a city, town or hamlet in Cenada
where Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil is %not
known—wherever introduced it made a
foothold for itself and maintained 0.
Some • meathants .may -suggest -some
ether remedy as equally beneficial. Such
recorynnendations should be received
with doubt. There is only one Electric
Oil, and that is Dr. Thomas' Take no-
thing' else. -
I, stopped 'epeaking to hiin," she te-
marked, "because he paid such a. poor
compliment to my taste and judgrrient."
Mina ',did he dor asked her friend.
"He wanted me to marry him." '
gunmen 'map 11 natter oats MOT Soaps,
but is best when ussid in the Sunlight Inv,
Buy Sunlight Soap antfollow directions.
Pale, sickly children 'should use Mo-
nter Graves' Worm Exterminator.
Worms are one of the principal causes
of suffering in children and should be
expelled frorn the system.
'7" cop401.
4;4'
L.."N
h 40 4
1:5 elein RENARD trill
't• rw"'". be. paid to any
person who provers that
Soap proteins any
Onoui chenucal* or any
form of a4Iiiitersation.
•
Sunlight
Soap
- is better than other soaps,
but is best when used in
the Sunlight way.
Sunlight Soap contains
no injurious chemicals.
Sunlight Soap is pure
soap, 'scientifically made.
Every step in its manu-
facture is watched by an
expert chemist.
Sunlight Soap saves
labor, and the wear of
• rubbing which COMMort
soaps require in washing
fabrics.
' Your money refunded by,
the dealer from whom you buy
Sunlight Soap if you find arty cause
for complaint. '
Lever Brothers Liralted. Toronto
,
154
Farms for; Sale.
If you want to buy a farm ineOntario
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder has send for our list of over 3,000 farms for
proved a blessing to many a "man. bp- sPie--1. •
fore theopublic" in cases of hoarseness, The western Real Estate Exchange, Ltd
tad throat, tonsilitis and catarrh. Some - London. •
of the most*recent evidence of its efficacy
comes, from •a well-known actor, whose
home is in New York City. He says: "I'
Lave never found artything teequaf this
remedy for quick relief." 50 .cents -137 in any form and cold perspiring feet positively
--- • cured within 30 'days, by our newly. patented
An old farmer said to his sons: "Boys, rireriLitireseweeireWrt:mrell-geeetrefeiunedtit
don't you wait for somethire to turn de. booklet. Agents wanted. MAGNETIC IIIIEU.
with a pail levixt your legs and wait sTA m m ERER
for a cow to hack up to you to be
- c9.. Sherbrooke, Queboc,Canada
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l'ou might jest as -well go and sit down 11431.814 °In"'
on a 'stone in the middle el a meadow .
H EU MATISM
milked."
•_.
•To Those of Sedentary Occupation.—
Men who follow sedentary occupations,
which deprive them of fresh air and
exercise, are more prone to disorders
ef the liver and,. kidneys than those
.1.e.ho lead active, outdoor lives. The
former will find in.Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills a restorative Without question vie
most efficacious ore the • market. They
are easily procurable, easily 'taken, act
expeditiously, and they are surprising-
ly cheap considering their exeellence.
Titewood "I-ethought you said you
wouldn't charge me anything for the
little legal question I asked" you?" Law-
yer — 9 didn't. 1 charged you for the
answer." -•
The Pastor's Pity. --A prominent pa.s-
tor of a Durham, Ont., church, t'rites:
sufferecrintensely from Intlarmilatory
Ilheumatism. Just one bottle .ef South
American Rhetimatie Cure healed me.
I pity those who suffer so much and do
not know how tam they are to a cure.
t lcd like proclaiming it from the
house -tops "---138
Miss Sharpe — "I celebrate my iwen-
tv-fourth birthday to -morrow." , .Miss
Oldage — "indeed! And isn't it singu-
lar—so do I?". Mise Sherpe — "Oh, but
I celebrate mine for the first time!"
Halloway's Corn. Cut% is a speCific for
the rernotial of corns and Warts. We
have never heard of PIS failing to re-
move even the worst kind.
,
Pet was nearing the end of all earthly
things. IW had been sitk for a long
time, and the doctor had advised him
that lie had but a Short time to live. •
AS he lay stretched upon his bed a
savory smell was wolfed lo Ilia nostrils
and, sniffing, feeblY, he called to his
wife:' ,
"OP say, lIridget;i phwat is that 01
sinell?" •
"Cern. bate. an' cabbage, Patsy; earn
bale an' cabbage." i
"Plase let me hot+ a bit av it, Brid-
get, derlize. Oi've Only a Five Mime
t' live now, an'' a little ity the earn bale
an' cabbage s,ven't uiakc army differ-
, Pal,v1" warned ilridget as She
`stOed by herliusband's bedside,
for th' wake'."
The Arnett Method is the
only- logical method for the cure
of Stammering. It treats- the
CAUSE, not merely the HABIT,
'arid insures natural speech. • Pam-
phlet, particulars and references
sent on request. Address,
THE ARNOTT INSTITUT"E,.
BERLIN, ONTARIO.
• When it 'comes to house parties the
ruchitect, and carpenter arie, strictly in
it
"Keep' Your Stomach in Good Working
Order and your general health ,will take
care of itself." ;this is the advice of dn
eminent specialist on stomach troubles,
and he "clinched" the advice by pre-
scribing Dr. Von Stan's Pineaple Tab-
lets as 4 wonder wetter in all phases
of stomach disorders from the little. "fer-
ment" after' eating lo the chronic dys-
pepsia. $5 cents. -130
A man who is unable to hear money
talk is. always watching to see if it will
not make signs.
A LITT- me QUIETis the best of ail1iot, yet it
will not make bone and Muscle but " rerrovim"
will. Try it. All drug and general Piton's. 31
bottles.
„
Grace — Teacher says we Inust al-
e
eys do our duty. Wheit'ts dutik? Bob -
the„ thing WO : our* to do
when Wowait Oise,
Dear Mother
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Your , little °ties are a constant CAre nit
Fall entle'Wietet weather. They will
catch cold. Do you ',mow about Shiloh's
Consumption Cute, the bog Tonic, anti
whatit has deie for se many? It ts said
to ha the only relit le remedy for all
disease* of the ale *tors in cfalree.
It is absolutely harm di' and gement tO
take. 16's guatanteta to cure oc your money t
is return.W. The psice is 25e. per beak,
. and all dealers in medicine sell
HIL
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Two thou -mod designs szittaKe 'for all classe3 of week- Stile NA
eihurebeSs 'Schools, Storee, Ilails., Also, special deeigns for Houses, 'hits
diens, Diningr,Roonis, eic, Nothing has ever been' deviscl 19 egaal 'red- :
Ides Steel Ceilings for Farm 111011SeS. • Cheap aa latie and plaaCr and will
never crack or fall off, '
Avoid Accidents by Using
Pedlar's Steel Ceilings.
ammommomesamormsommumwmft,
Made to fit any size TOMB and ,can be nailed on. by any ineallanie.
Shipped from our warehouses Painted all ready oapply.
OUR CATALOGUE, NO. 44 C, DESCRIBES MANY DESIGNS.
WRITE FOR IT, IT COSTS YOU NOTTIING. WRITE, TO -DAY.,
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THE PEDLAR PEOPLE
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7ararissir itt. 1 423 Itussox itt. I 11 Clelberito St 1 SO lloollis 111.
. WINNOW",' . Vii./101/1/VE11, ILO.
la imoardst. NirstFrX Tama NE*xxsT OFFICX. 4011Pooderit.
Oshawa, Ont., Quad*
nem" Olike awl Works,
LAN
In Western Canadazwea:47:0
ed holds in
Saskatchewan, only Smiles from two railways. C.P.1". G.T.P.
Strong soil, 90 per cent. plough laud, spring creek, ao slough*,
About 40 Miles N.B. of Innen- Head. Prios ;10,30 per agra
Write for mop and foil particulars. .
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n Yellowstone Park
"The finest place in America
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Plan your summer journey now. In Yellowstone' 'Park you may
, enjoy the finest coaching trip in America, the majestic scenery of the
Rockies ; the study of wonderful n afore' phenomena ; a glorious.
mountain summer climate; a view of, the magnificent Grand Canyon—
these are a few things, others are described in "Wonderland 1906,"
sent for„six cents. Or, if you like, for ,
' SIXTY DOLLARS
a '(From Chicago $75 Round Trip)
you can enjoy a round trip from St. Paid and Minneapolis 'through the
heart epf the Great Northwest—act OSS two mountain ranges—to *Puget •
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trip en route, golog via the
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• and. the
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WE PAY FOR IT, _ _ •
If you will devote only your SPARE TIME
ua names of farmers and feeders and help
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A. Common -Sense Stock Food, at a Common -Sense
Price of ONE CENT A POUND RATE
iL00 por,100 Prepaid and guaranteed. Send us a
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THE BESAW 'CHEMICAL 00.,
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OLD VIRGINIA FARMS
IllitNITNATED OATAL00011 FARE.. '
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Rheumatism Cured.
Why do you suffer -Stares Magic Rheumatism
Cure will relieve the 'wont cases of acute,
chronic, or inflammatory rhouniatitm in 24
hoirs. Hurry -bottle has * positive guarantee
to curetItundrods of insi.rvelotts cures have
boon Inade in all parts of Canada.. If your
druggiet cannot give you Starr's, take no other,
send direct to us. ,3.1..00 per bottle.
llsbonsellinftely Se., 175 Venire it ,TOranto, ant
Arrtericairl Poultry Farm.
We Breed for Color. Vigor, and Heavy.•71:
Production. . Onr Leghorn, and Wymutdot
bona have maidm of over 24/4i eng per year.
gs for Hatching from forty Brooding Pent of
rred and White Plyassonth +nooks, White and.
Wyandottee, White 31$14 Brown Leghorn,
ugge $3.00 per '36 per SOL $15.00 per 100,
II,rour4 TUrt•ra And Jersey Cattle. 30 years' ex.
perience in Breeding. Circular and Prices Free.
F. 71. MI.114.- it SONS. DeKalb, 111
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TWO OLD: TIME LOVE-LErrEits.
They Both Show an Admirable Play
Upon Words.
In an .old book, dated 1820 there is
the following curious love epistles. '
Madame; Most worthy of admiration!
After long consideration and much
meditation on the .great reputation you
possess in the nation, I .have a strong in-
clination to become your, relation. On
your approbation of the declaration, I
shall make preparation to remove my
situation to a more convenient station,
to profees my admiration; and if such
oblation is vvorthy of observation, and
can obtain consideration, it will be ag-
grandiza.tion beyond- all calculation of
the joy and exultation of yours, 4"estans
I )issimulation."
The following is still a more curions
an sever
Sir: I perd
use'your oration with much
deliberation of the grea.t infatuation of
your imagination to show such venera-
tionon so slietlit a foundations But at -
ter examination and much serious con-
tonplation, I supposed your animation
WI1S the fruit of recreation, or had sprung
(loin ostentation toi display your edu-
cation by an odd enumeration, Or rather
multiplication, of words of the 1.14.111C ter;
tniantion though of great variation hi
encli respective ,eignification. Now,
without disputationi your laborious ap-
plication in so tedious an occupation de-
serves commendation; and thiaing Ilit
Ration a sufficient gratification, I am,
without liwitation, yours,
u Mary Moderation."
CAISTO.M.
--Itow lit3- the world been
treating you?
Ilogp Not otiml enough, old man, T N i vi M. -611
TWO QUOTATIONS:a
9've got something important to do,"
eeaid this practical young mad, "and 1
just don't knew how to go about it.
I e like you to help ine." •
-"Yesr replied Miss Pechis. "What,
is it you propose to do?" '
"That's not the question. It's what
is it you do to propose?"
•
Do not let a cold settle on your lungs..
Resort e 10 Bickle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup -at the first intimation of irrita-
tion in the throat and preventdisease
.
from lodging in the pulmonary organs.
Neglected colds are the, cause of untold
suffering throughout . the country, alt
of whieh could have been prevented by
the application 01. this simple but pow.
erful medicine. The price, 25 cents,
tring,.s it within the reach of all.
"HoW is it that You are alwayi.frt
debt? You should be a.shemed of reline
eif." "Come, now, don't be ' too •
on a fellow. Yon would 'perhaps' be in
debt, too, if you were in my pace.'
"What place?" "Able to get credit." "ea.
ONE OF fri/E 111CST old tine remadio for sit .
• okin affections, such as Eozeint, Ringworm, Sertic..'
; head and similar affections is 'Weaver's Cerat
It is ointment that hat 3gought ralief to
:tliousioubC
• •
GUESSEB RIGHT. •
"Mamma got it right in Vero guesses.qt •
"Got what right, Luck?'
"She said when your card came Up, -
that you either, had a new scandal. soss
some newclothes, or you Wouldn't be
ceiling." '
Awrimaiiirrime,
A TORONTO tilt TRIES
SOISETHING,SEW AND IS DE.
LIGHTED. rrizts LIKE A Bar.
Mr. M. N. Dafoo,
Manager The DU.St.
lend Brush 0o., 29
Colborne St. Tor-,
onto, is telling his,
friends how he foundi,
health after ram of
illness and psun. Ito
says :
"I have been a
great mutterer from
Dyspepsia for many
' years,- I have been •
treated by loeal doe.
s .. tors *ma lut'vei taken
MR, M.'s's'„,„.,
N. "A"E nearly all the adver.
timed rC1.I1('11W6 with only. temporary relief,
ie any at all, but since using Anti -Pill I eau
eat anything the same ea when * boy. I"
h&ve been taking one Anti -P111 at 'bedtime
for tho past three months, ansi find they!
egu1ate both atornath and bowelt, My,
1d time vir,or has returned, so that no*
lit" 41e0 buoyant, and tompor norni*I.
ih
a result of this u ope!I, for otperlei4e
I A113 ill duty bosun to gat all credit to
this wonderful remedy, Anti.rilt."
Every druggist , sells 1)r. Leonhardt'*
Anti:Pill, or a so.raplo will be *Ant fre*
by TholVilmon<lyle Co" Limited, Nisors.
Fail", Ont.'
Tho TfititOrtly 6106 CSIT4,41. Mt, Woo kb
complottly issirroIY worth* trial. 602