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11 tti°a ilk With, Midnight Summons — Shot Without
b leurgatives and . trial Before Dawn,
Weakening Medicines — What if Copt* 'vita Y rk;ve�r;otaffo his wife end mother
Need at. This Season .4$ a Tonle. were mroai;.�d ill
Ctheir -home a� et• the
g s ,
' heni cif Colit 409, coot, �4 Maar aalh D'S a
Net e aiilV y Mai but, is L teetia��, IOW Mote it about raid ioht ore darmary
write weir. `That's the spring feeti ag ,. 2. Ivan s euether open ed tree door,- and
on rah ea 5ily tiled, hhlZetate varklble9 r, tt`.ree risen entered. Barriers. Ivairoffp the
'eerrdetim ,headaeheta' And a feelin cif J lead •cpnet kite,, who haat been drinking;
depresahm, • Or ,erh€hpa p$rbil l'hae and ' ';ie,ily Faon1Qoff, deputy cs a1 table, and,
eruptions eit ear' on � . the, face, Of you, Itis gendarme ziationed .at, Gcsiktvatao,
have twinges, - of ri,edmetisrn p .'neui'ot- Ail vvei°d Well known to - Krivoretoff.
iia, . A,uy„ of these indicate that the They elatered "his bedraiorn, end he shawls
1 c ;,.d • le out' of dsder; that.'the -indoor Lands with them acid asked:
•hfE� of winter' has left, its marls upon ."Ivano&l;. 'wrist: do you.,v'ant with
}coronet mny easily .dcveliap b lithe More me?",
serious trouble. Don't dose'' yourself "Get up and (tree", Ii;rivbrotoff," was
with purgative medicines in „the hope the answer,."and come with s to . the
that you can ;mut the blood right. Pur- station."
gatives gallop through the system, and Krivorotaff's hear WAS. gripped by the
weaken in?: Lead of giving ''strength. What fear of death. The Setnenoff Ilegirnent
you do ' need is a tonic medicine that had passed on its punitive expedition
will make new, ris,tr, red blood, build only a day or two before; It is true
up the weakened nerves and thus Colonel Iiiemann had held a thanksgiv-
trive you new health and strength. ing service ,for the siippre,ssion of .se -
and
se -And the one medicine to cio this speed- dition, and had declared that enough
Ha and sorely is Dr. Williams' Pink blood had been - shed and that there
Fills. . ,Every.-.-'d:.+sie.- r,f.`;-this... m�cine. were ice mare Semenoff soldi rig iii• -:the
moires new. irieh bided 'which makes w tc nity, but ` the.° - recollection a7; the
v, Pak, eraii1y ' tired, and :bilin ; filen-- arid tweiity-six bodies in the fresh trench
wnmen feel"•brtght. active and strong. near the railway station bas too much
If you -need a medicine this spring lry : tor° Kravorotoff,
rr. Williams' Pink Pills • and you will "Oh, come on," replied Ivanoff. "They
tie�•er r'erret it. This medicine hes are waiting on you at the investiga
cured thousands rind thnti ands in every tion,'
part of the world, and what it has ,done Krivorotoff told Ivanoff this was no
for nt)ip it con easily do for you, true, as there was nobody at the sta
Medicine • dealers everywhere sell thee tion to conduct an investigation,, and
rills or von enn get them direct from rrfused to go, dclaring they wanted to
the Dr.. Wiilsnms' Medie1ne Co., 13roelc- kill him.
tile, Ont., at e50 cents a box or six boxes "What a fool you are, Krivorotoff,"
'or $2.50. said_ .Ivanoff. ."Do yoti know that the
Colonel said at the mass : that there
would be no more killed.. What are
you • afraid of? Who's goingto sheet
you? Hurry, dress and coe on."
Itrivorotoff again refused. The gend-
errne put his revolver to his temple.
Krivorotoff's mother begged him to go
in peace, so es not to anger the officer.
He submitted. Before leaving he gm -
traced his wife and mother., Ivanoff
sneered, "What's the use of snivelling?
Might think you are going to be shot."
Krivorotoff never returned. The
duced from a population •oc 70,000 to railway hands heard several shots a
something like 20,000 as a result of the 1 few minutes later; and the grave of the
famine during the Areh' serge, The twenty -sig showed signs of having been
reopened, j
Jews suffered terribly :during the period, Krivorotoff's wife went to the 'authori=
. and almost the whole town is deserted. 'Bee for information. They offered, her
Sanaa, which, so far as. he knows, has ,„• certificate
• .only been visited day a, few Englishmen,
has rnagnificeni and large- buildings,
covered with decorations, and . the 'town
is surrounded by thud walls: •
On his way to the capital Mr.. 'Bux-
ton found villages had been destroyed
by the Turkish artillery, and that,.at
great . portion of the route to Sanaa was
entirely': depopulated. =Large numbers of
' skeletons and skulls marked the route..
The siege: of Sanaa was. ;attended by
terrible suffering and starvation, and.
' d cannibalism occurred both among :.the
Arabs and the Turks, ° The people were
• reduced to terrible straits, and `one Turk
birhself admitted that he had killed' and
•;eaten three Arabs.
Tlhe dogs, wthich are .a - characteristic
feature of -most eastern towns, had. dis-
appeared, both. they and the •cats having
been used as : food. The only European
in Sanaa is an Itaalian trader, wh was
in the place throughout the sieg , and
who' rids lived here for twenty years.
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Sanaa Ahnost Depopulated —Suffering
of inhabitants from Hunger.
Leland Buxton, who haa,just returned
front a tour Of seheral months 'in the
Persian Gulf and ire.the Yemen, visited
Sanaa; which was recently besieged' by
the rebel Arabs.
He states that he found Sanaa to be
practically depopulated, having been re -
FRENCLI, ARMY 'CONSCRIPTS.
Never -Take Good Clothes or Possessions
. into the Barracks.
"They are a curious crowd," sus a
*rater describing the conscripts of the
French army, "these -boys of twenty and
of twenty-one, in various stages. of
sobriety, as they, throng onto the plat-
forms of' ' the ',railway, stations and,
. tinder the' fire of gentle and superior
sarcastn from the young men in uni!
form- who have already 'dont a year or
two, climb into the third-class cattle
pens which are lo take them to the
threshold- of their lives in barracks.
The sons of wealthy men elbow the
millings of the street. /
"All wear their worst clothes, exCept
those who do not poseess a second
suii. The chief peculiarity about the
whole of them is an entire absence of
luggage. A young Wend of my own
was one of therm His luggage for the
two days of his first visit to, Paris con-
sisted of it comb and an extremely
aged tooth brush, -and before leaving
,paris he asked me to keep his' overcoat
fol. him till he returned. 'They ahill only
spoil it, and it is a new one,' was his
•"1 counted the valises of a whole train
load of conscripts who accompanied my
friend, and they numbered exactly four.
°Thee° four will have their lives teased
opt of them hamorrow,' was the verdict
Of a private under arms Upon the plat -
CHILDHOOD'S MIMS.
The so-called eieothing mecileinee con-
' hair polsonoue opiates that deaden and
stupefy, but never cure the little . all-
mente of childhood. Baby's Own Tab-
' lets are guaranteed to 'eontain no opiate
"and thue rertiove the Cause ofanearly all
the ille that afflict little' ones. In this
way they bring natural, healthy sleep,
end the child wakes up bright and
well. Mrs. A. Weeks, Vernon, B. ea
says: "I hav'e used Baby's Own Tablei
end can cheerfullY say that I have found
them all you claim for them." TONI
Tablets are good for ehildren of all ages
frOM birth onward. Sold by all medicine
dealers sent by mail at 25o 'a bog
by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co:, Brockville, Ont.
Otet of the queerest Tads ilium the.upe
1 per classes . is tife collecting of , the
the 'Meet 'of these colleelione is that ‘'.1
London' seeiety man,. who has • cabe
' ' filet full Of the dainty 1 finger -shields iif
-the maidens, he' has loved and lost; While,
Mrs. Vanderbilt rejoiceS The. posses-
cellent neediewoman' queen Elizabeth.'
This la the gem of her, eollection, al.
though the latter contains a' solid silver-
11111Tible W0111- by our - Queen when *a
, OA of fourteen. and a substantial "line
ger-shoe of no less a person than the
mother of our l'(ing.
Ws' rig;)t to while your time away
by the military authorities,: on January
1, instead of the Morning' of January
3.
Such writes the St. 1;etersbUrg corre-
spondent of the London Stahdard, is,
tbe etory related to V.- Vladimiroff, the
well known- writer, by the 'Mother and
wife of the victim: Neither it nor any
other stories published by Vladimiroff
have been denied by the authorities.
A GAMPBELLTOWN
BUILDER SPEAKS
HE POUND NOTHING TO EQUAL
° THEY CURED HIM OF •
HIS TROURLE.
Mr. Av. 4. Walthce is a Well Man To-
day, But lie Was Pretty Bad Benny
Re Got Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pins.
Cambelltown, N.B., Apr. 23 (Special)
--It was a cold started my trouble,.
says Mr. Wallace, of •this place, "I am
e contractor and builder .and my work
ceases me to be out and exposed to k 1/
weethers so - suppose' it was in that
way I got cold. Anyway it settyled in
my kidneys and made me pretty sick.
I get lumbago in the,back, cramp in the
muscles, pains- in the Ioins, shortness
.1 breath, a dragging pain at the loins
and my urine was thick with. dark sed-
iment. Then I knew the kidneys were
to blame so I took Dodd's Kidney Pills
and they soon put me in shape and
cured me so that I have had, no trouble
with my- kidneye since." .
,QUALIFYING FOR TilE PROFESSION.
An old la'dy walked into a lawyer's
office lately, when the following con-
versation took •place :— -
"Sir, I've called to see if you would
like to take thisaboy and make a law-
yer of him ?"
"Tee 'boy' appeare rather yeemg, ma-.
hSeven years, sir,"
"He is too young—decidedly too
yorireg. "lave you got no -ohler boys ?"
"Oh, yes, sir; I have several. But we
heve concluded to make farrners of the
others,' I told my man I thought this
little fellow would make a first-rate
lawyer, and so I called to see if you
would !take him."
',No, madam; he is too young yet to
commence the study of the profession.
But why do -you think this boy so much
better calculated for' a lawyer than your
other sons?"
"Why, you see, sir, he is just seven
years Io -day. When .he was only 'five
he'd lie like anything, when he got to
be -81a he was sauey arid' impudent as
any orilter coUld be, and pier he'll steal
anything he can lay his hands on." ‘""
man a bore,. she inveritibly believes that
he egnsiders her intereeting.
All honer te the Man who tries! it,1
the deeircel Lut if he bps' get the
exit, carol the liang-ora 'Macke ,ef . the
bulldog, he will COW Qltit winner In
the end. The harder the hattie; the more
cEpically /hut rare,
,The trouble is,,.this wheel elienee Sort
of emcees te seldom helmet for what it,
to, ,lee lost ilist•ao eaolU-7. The man avho
,corne alit -a winner after hardship
and qishPPointrnent, -who "lois !alight
Many bettlea. with great odds against
him, and 'who has overcome obetaeles
galore --well; he knows the priCe he had
to pay for victory, and it is valned ac-
cordingly. Whether or not the silvery
lining is' yet „in eight for you, "don't
give up the ship.” After all, the real
joy is in the lights=the little vietoriea
that come with. everyday businee$
battles. The "big reward" may seem yea
be discouragingly' Tar off in Me future,
but keep trying and trying. The world
honors the man who trieg as nauch as
the- innw who suate:ecrs.
RftEuwukyism AND PARALYSIS,
Their complete home cure. Pcmt
free to readers of this papsr:
For limited period ,only.
A handsome illustrated treatise, giv..
Paralysis, with instructions for a. COM.
pieta home cure, denribing the most
euccessful treatment in the world, re-
commengeff by the Ministry e.nd coition,.
ed, by mpdfcal men. This highly_ in.
structive book was written by W. If.
Vertu, 111 gentleman whict has made'. a.
Wurtzburg. Send postal t (lay and
you win receive the book free by re.
King St , West, `1143tOntoc:
Tdacher : "Johnny, , can you tell me
With 'a smile on Lis face."
It Laya La Stilling Hand on 'Pain: '
For pains in the joints and limbs .a
for rheumatic pains, neuratena a
lumbago, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric pil
without a peer: Well eubbect irra ti
skin absorbs it and it quiekly and pe
I value lies in its magic property of r
moving pain from the body, and for
that good quality it is prized.
nd and so magical its building up pow-
nd er as South American Nervine, because
it strikes at tne loot of all nervous an-
te mente, the digestive organs, makes rich
svhot proves that •
in`j,,:ricius' am:cars /or any
is equally .pxd will; 440.141 or soft .water.
If you use 'Sot Ilight Soap in the Sunlight way (follOW diitctions)
you need not boil nor rub your clothes, and yet you will get better
As Sunlight Soap contains no injurioUs chemicals and is perfectly
pure, the Indst delicate fabrics and dainty silks and kegs may b0
washed without the slightest injury.
Tour money refunded
bythe dcaler from whom you buy
Sunlight Soo" if' you find any
taus* for complaint.
els
n beastly fool Kam, doncher know."
Miss Caustimfe -- And yet some people
claim there isn't any viriele in cigarets.
A cough is often the forerunner of
serious pulmonary ,aMictions, yet there
is a simple cure within the reach of dr
in Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup, en
old-time and widely recognized remedy
which, if resorted to at the inception
of a cold, will , invariably give relief,
and by overcoming the trouble, guard
the system from any serious consta-
quences. Price 25 cents, at all dealers.
"They call it an eleetric light," Pat
'confided to his companion, "but it do
beat me how they make the hairpin burn
in the?, little bottle." I
For "Ltun-down" People there's no-
thing known in medical treatment toe
day so, effective and ceetain pf a cure
P DLA
EEL CEILING
Two- thousand designs spifable for all classes of work such. as
Churches, Schools. Stores, .Halls. Also special cie.signs for Ilotesea, Kit-
chens, Dinin9-11001m. eto. Nothing has ever been devised to equal Ped.
lees Steel Ceilings for Pane llouses. Cheap asrlitth and plaster and adll
never crack or fall off„
Avoid Accidents by Using
Pedlar's Steel
Made 4e fit any 'size room and, ean be nailed eon by any mechanic.
Shipped from our warehouses painted all reedy to apply...
OUR CATALOGUE. NO. C, DEeartatheaS MANI/ DESIGNS.
, WHIM FOR IT. IT 'COSTS YOU NOTIIIIS7G. :WRITE TO-DAllfs'
ts red blood, drives away emaciation, puts TmE
on flesh -and, make§ over phy.sical.
I • PEDLAR
p E 0 P
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‘. A merciful providence made a roan's
toes to ,point upward so that he eou
not kick himeelf to death whenhe fe
like it.
Wrecks generally. -148
NATURAL AS LIFE.
He — I must have iteted like a perfect
idiot at the dinner last night.
id She (yawning) — didirt notice any -
It thing unusual -about you.
For • inflammation of the Eyes.—Among
a the many good qualities which Pin -me-
lee's Vegetable • Pills possesh, besides
e. regulating the digestihe organs N their
efficacy in reducing inflammation of the
eyes. it has 'called forth many letter,.
ofrecornmendation from those who. were —
AN UGLY FAMILY oTeitin diseases is the on
generally:describyd by thp word Eczema. ,Inn.
its forms it resists ordinary treatment, but
compietely cured bY Weaver's Cerate need in co
nection with Weaver's Syrun
HE KNEW VALUES.
Art aDealer—"Ifere is a lovely JIB
'woodland scene for only $2,250."
know where that was painted. Why,
could buy-Ilte i,vhole farm for $1,500."
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111014TflEAL, gine OTTAWA, ONT.
70 Lombard St. Wave `if Qua
Head °face anti Works, .
,ToRztrre aim I LONDON, ON;
11 Colborne St la' lts
ed lands la
Saskatchewan, only t3 miles from ,two 14.
Stvnig soil, 00 per cent, plough land, spring creek, no alone"
Ab.Jut 40 miles N.E. of Indian 'Itead.,, -Price $1.0.50 par acre.
12 PA.RAMS, or Wellesley Street. Toronto, Catindin
lo eilliefea with this comnlaint and lour 1
a cure in the pills. They affect - ihe
1 nerve centres and the blood in a surprise
/. Ingly active way, and the result is al -
ODE TO `VRING.
e Oh, gentle spring,. you are the thing '
d • For forcing leaf and bud;
t But oft, &est it comes to pass ,
0 Oh, spring, thy name is mud.
'Apoplexy. — Dr. Agnew's Cure 'for the,
Ileart is effective in apoplectic symr I
Lorne, if you have unpleesant rhea
ness, lightness pr sudden rush of -woo
to the head, take precautions' agains
remove the` causo. The press- of the!
land has daily a list of sudden death
whicl would not have been chronicle
if Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart wer
s FERROVIM, W/1AT 18 IT? It is the natne of
d the_ best tonic. It builds up the system gives
IT WAS -EASY.
"Were you frightened when you erose
to make your first speech ?" "What
should frighten me?" "The audience.''
'The audience left as soon as my name
was apneonced."
They Drive Pimples Away. — A face
covered with pirople.s is unsightly. It
tells of Internal irregularities which
The liver and the kidneys are not per-
forming their functions in the healthy
way they should, and these pimples ere
tie let you know that the blood protests
Parmeleias Vegetable PIlls 'will drive
Plena away, and will leave the skin
clear and -clean. Try them, and there
will be another witness to their exeel-
SOOXIIING THE BABY.
. Mother : Have you „kept your h4y
brother nice and quiet while I've been
Mother : Iles he cried any al all?
Tommy : Ile hasn't made tk,. sound,
mother: What did you give him to I
annum himself with?
he's been like a mouse since the first
Stnatent soap u Setter MU Other res.ps,
Ina ill boat wt.* 1211ed in the Sunlight way,
Buy Sunlight Soap and follow direatiims.
esewrenss Pro
DAY OF REST IN FRANCE.
The commission which has been con-
sidering the. introduction in France of
a Weekly day of mat has proposed Sun-
day R3 it day of conipulsory idleness
tor all except certain trades, neceasale
l'y busy every day: It will,be laid bee
fore the French Parliament. Evidently
theA Continent 'of England, and for that
matter the United States,. are drawing
together in the 118e et Sunday. flia
old-fashioned English Sunday meant
no work and no play. The Continent.
el Sunday meant play, hut unhappily,
also, a dreat„ deal of work. While Eng-
land is forgetting the austerities of
Puritanism and taking, to play on Sun.
mica of labor and finds work seven days
week intolerable.
1 It is only' necessary to read the Les-
hilioniels to -be convinced that Hollo-
way's Corn Cure is unequalled for the
removal _01 corps, warts, ete. It is
complete extinguisher.
DAD COULD DO ONE.
Edith—"Papa is immensely pleased t
I Edith—"Oh, very! The last One of my
lovers he tried to kick was a football
player."
"She says she's saddest' when she
..•="Norisenset. She may be sadder than
usual, but it's ter audience that's sad-,
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saw wood aa fast tut two men can bemalw
It. It Lupo yuleps water. hells cony, *grinds food.
taaltea bettor. rum Am separator. In fiet,fur-
ubthea power for ell farm purr:ease.
Every fernier should hams one
To -
ST. JAMES STREET,
'IN CANADIAN FAIRBANKS COMPANY, L 444
l!leese send me (wielont charge) particulars about'S'aek-of.*11.Tradea Thigirte for farm eao.
may 'want& 'Name ,
OLD VIRGINIA.FARMS
LARGE 'I' LIST FOR Sat*. 111 THi STATE
C.SSELMAS CO., RICHMOND, MC NIA.
a
FOR BOYS—A , CRAM OFFER
.. If you will devote only your SP'ARE -five
sending us names of farmers and feeders and elp
0 AAl notcAr atoll: iNco,
STCOK AND POULTRY ROD TABLETS
ni.hense Stock Food at a Common -Sense
fr
particulars about 100 Free Preminma offered.
)riceof ONE CENT A POUND RATE
A1.00 per 100 Prepaid and guaranteed. send 114 a
,trial order and ask for booklet No. 13 giving full
SCII0FIELD BLDG.. CLEVELAND, 0.
SAME OLD SPELLING.
"Say, Melo what is this new fad they
call phonetic spelling?" -
"It'S the kind, Jim, they rised to flog
you and me at school for using."
The Iceman's Troubles.—"My busi-
ne.ss," says John Gray, ice dealer, of
Wingha.m, Ont., "is 'one of the most
fertile fields under the SIM for sowing
the seeds for rheumatic suffering. For
five years I was a great inyalid, words
cannot ,convey the faintest -idea of my
intense ,suffering and constant' pain
I endured. 6 bottles of South American
Ilheumalle Cure permanenaly' cured
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"I .am greatly troubled with klepto-
mania," 'exclaimed the fashionably
dressed woman, as site, bustled into 'the
drug department; "now what would you
advise me to take for' it?" "Your de-
parture, madame, by all means," re-
plie,d the floor -walker, and bowed her to
the elehator.
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cllances to one the secret of yciur suffer-
ing is that "white Man's burden," Ca-
tarrh. Here's a sentence from one
man's evidence for Dr. Agnew's Catelh
me instant relief, cleared the missal pas -
Sages and stopped the pain in my head."
Ws a etuick, Safe and sure treatmenito
end it never' fails to cure. BO centsae-
145.
BESORIBEll
Kingston Mail tells how he Suffered and
How he was Released.,
"For years a martyr,"
ill how Ow. 1f. Powell
of 105 Raglan Street,
Kingston, begins his
story. "It: martyr to
chronie constipation,
but ACM r free from
it and all through the
mar of Dr. Leohlapiat'n
Citet. II. roma, Many who are liow
suffering from this complaint will be gLi,d
to leern from Mr. kowell'a story- that thero
is hope for fthe roof% stubborn esse,
continete* i" I was ituliteed to try `Anti.
Dill by iresAlug the tetaiMorly of some onc
who had been cured. of Constipation by it.
I had 'uttered for eighteen year* And had
taken tone et stuff recotroutuded 4.1 elven
but whielt in*do souls rather than
better. Doptors told me thov) was no Card
Dr. teonhardt's is for sale by' lilt(
Dniggista ',Or by The Wileon-ryle (10.,
Limited, :Niagara Palls, Ont.
goo Stataatsites 803
PENSIONS POB, SERVANT GIRLS.
tnillionaire,, has left to Ahat city
the .,9em f2,800,(XX) marks to create a
fund to be known as the "Theodor and
ues of the capital left to the oily are to
he used for •providing,pensions 'PtiO
markt.) eaeh to' be given to servant -girls,
tearastresses, and embroiderers. They
IN liErl OWN EYES.
ligr—"Do you believe it is trete that
every woman is beautiful in the eyes
seine one?"
Mother Graves' Worm' •Exterminator
has the largest eale of any &Mier pre.
gives satisfaction by restoring lie,d1th
to the little folks.
Merchant wden't
Swore he wouldn't
, Tried his system
Earned a hundred
Tiller) the merchant
Got So !mid o
Put 'the hundred
*Act lwought to tritteh
That the yperchan
Ilad to griri.i i
"Oee, it pays fia
5b10 RIR MARIE MD WOURPRICESIEMPIIY114
4!..101 Cerais.5biffshunciftre,
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ETERB
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tion, Acute, In,
RHEUMATIC flammo.tory tor chronic;
also Neuralgia, Sciatica,
:Lumbago, and ell Iticl.
CUREney trouhlee; removes Uric Acid
from the •systers, gives' immediate
' relief. Dont suffer, but tend for a
bottts at once. Osborne )3,entedy Co., 176
Vane St., Toronto, Ca.nada. SLAM per bottle.
STAMMERERS
The Arnott * Meithod is the
only logical method' ,-,for the cure
of Stammering. It treats the "
CAUSE, tiot merely the HABIT!,
sent on, request. Address
BERLIN, ONTARIO.
Edna (writing composition) "Dear
me, I have ',forgotten which ere.the
seven wonders of the r'tvor4,1. I think 11.1
ask Mrs, Brown."
Toni----01.'Well, the has seven children."'
Lash or Cure
Shilloli's Conium 1011 Cure to air*
your Cotd I. you set beck till you
riitl (pa, Yott Atte tote el 'it Cum es
If it wutu*t tote cure, egret %Anita
tet he made.
tan sooting lie faitei ),
tht Throat, Luisia or Air Nous% by
SHILO