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Its power, The digestive orgens
can never do the work,properly un.;
til they exe_ j_s_treng enoisgli to do ii
for themselves, -Nothing can -giv
the 6t0mach that power but the new4
red blood so abundantly sup -
'tied by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
o the reason for their success is
in. The health of tlie 'stomach
penths upon the blood jolts deli-
ine. If that blood is week
nd watery the gastric gland's
t the strength to ffeerete the
ioei which *lone can digest the
11 the blood is loaded- with
r.ets=captun who took the &gee
"After eating heartily, Mr,
elt mueb better,
etch.
"A little after midnight,
Ifolines awoke and said ties doctor
wati Star l_nAg',111,E3
ed whit he would alike to eat .
"Corned beef and cabbage,' re.r._
plies1 the old -mart.
"The captain found some in the
pantry, -it. was & staple dish in.
these days -and gave him e gener.
Ona plateful, -reasoning, aa -40
afterward, that so long as the old
mates hours were numbered, h
might as well have what he wanted
while he histed. .
An iflutrafeii booldet of St4
Margaret's Coflee -give* the, re-• cord of iti pupils. for the eyar :-
-,
G1ITE,13X attendedUniversities,'
OURTEEN teught Music.
OUR had their paintings' accepted
by the Ontario Society Artists.
'TWO exhibited their paintings sit
exhibition of the Royal Canadia• n
erny.-
UR, tire engaged in teaching.
;MEE are in active journalism.
NE are employed as trained
• nurses.
The ilinisltirart,0„...pp nP,FP,PM,.ctutti.
• It is pretty CeItulate that
if you 44tist like yourlover.* wars
habits before Marriage, ,1•00will
-
not like them any better after the
ceremony. Re mey make ill eorts
of promises, but * promises are
le crust, *oxide to be broken." Re
may "turn over a, new e " but
you havOno assurance, but his, that
the leaf will stay turned. We are
very likely to undllrestini te tite
strength of habit, espccsI1y in
others. We forget how inuh baint
means in our own ceset and thin
it costs others ,less to give up than
it costa us.
For instance, the girl whomarriea
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Una nothing can absorb tile 'lour.
bilunent but pure, red blood. And
thing CAW give that pure red
food but Ifr;
Mrs. Alfred Gallant, Mill River,
E. L taws; 'For several years;
ravioli* up to two years ago„ I suf..,
could not eat enough to keep my
sitrength,_and_whatJittif, T (Jae
no atter what kind of food, caused
,gre 1). pains, so that I became much*
ired ced in flesh, stiength and
energy. I consulted several doctor"
04d took medicine from them buil
4/914 out any, benefit whatever. On
.the advice of & friend I began to
take Dr. rink rills an
'loon good results were notiecd,
could slightly increase the amount
of food day after day, and suffered
rie inconvenience, until after tak-,
4ns ten, boxes I could eat any kind
of food and in a short time got bac
tAlny uorrnal'-stitie of health an
fed • that Dr. 'Williams' Pink
home surely cured me of a most
stubborn ettie of indigestion," •
You can get these Pills from an
:dealer in medicine or the's., will he
es by Testi at. LO cent e a box ot
six boxes for $2.50 by addressing
:the-Dis.--Villiame Medicine -Co
rockville, Ont.
g,1ienri.
he found his patient on the road to
recovery.
"Me old_insn .not_only .gotwcik
but kept so for four or five years
afterward, and he allvaya stoutly
declared that hi* midnight meal lnet
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• LEGACIES- OF POETS,*
EMate of LateAlgernon Cbailes
litburne and Others.
Algernon Charles Swinburne, the
hat of the famous band of great
Victorian poets, who died at his
• !tionse,Thes..Knes, PlitneYiWeellittt,
aged seventy-two, left estate r lued
at 4124412 groes, including per,
torialty of the neV-valtie of -$90,981,
- The will, , probate of whichwas
ranted in London the other day,
short typewritten document,. as
folloaa
• "I, Algernon Charles Swin-
burne, of The Pines, Putney Hall,
in the county of Surrey, esquire,
declare this to be my last will. I
devise and bequeathallmy proper-
, ty whatsoever and Wheresoever,
-both 'real And personal, to Walter
WatteMuntoni-or-- The
• Pines, atney Rill, &forestticl. and I
point hint to be the sole executor.
t In witness whereof, 1,r the 'aid
Algernon Charlet Swinburne, 1'4e
to thni My will set MY .hsied mi
third day of , February one shod.,
eind tine_ hundred and four.
(Sighed) "A. C. Swinburne."
It is interesting to compare the.
fates left by a number of other .
eminent people •of the Victorian
period
Alfred') 'first Baron Tenny-
soti„--thed 1892; et the age
of eighty-three $290,036
, Robert Drowning, died
• 1693 93,675
Mr, Matthew Arnold. 000
• Mr. Frederick Locker 1:asoP-
, son, died la1,419
Coventy Patmort, dkd
4690, aged # sereatt-three. 43,M,
Mr` VH1715111 AfOrns, died(
1E90 Aged sixty-two years .270,31.1
KEEP CHILDREN WELL
• DURING HOT WEATHER
very mother knows how fatal
summer mouths as to smell
tdrkn. Choler& infentuni,
aLarrca,. OseuterY:tind sloniach
kroubes are alarmingly frequent at
tbis time and too often a Iitt!O lila • is
at alter & few hours' illness. The
,other whb keeps flaby's,Own Tel).
fortnight," lit used to say, tutu
ther wouldiet let me
:But I worked a traverse on her,, and
got well.'"
NOT TO Be HAD.
A smart military officer once bet
an athlete that he could not hop
up a certain long flight of steps
two at a tiroo,
The athlete accepted the wager,
and made the trial, to find that
there were forty-orte, steps to the
flight, and that, after making
tweriV__ _hops,__he-had lost; -
Ile paid -Tip,_ but accusedthe
otter of sharp •preetiee.
"Sharp practiee I" wee the retort
dignant. "Well,' rif make the
me bet with you that I ean do
The ether,--expeeting to win -h*
money back, assented. The officer,
then-laopped -up forty steps in
-
twenty hops, and, hopping back
one, finished in toe prescribed
manner, and won the wager! ,
Where 1Veaknes9 is, Disease.Will
Settle. --11, one suffers from *wet,.
gamic weakness, inherited or eon-
tiaeted, there ditease will settle
when it attacks the body. Therefore
drive out the..pains that beset you,
de- not Jet 4.-eold-or 4-x0W-harass
you, and keep the respiratory or-
gans in a' good healthy conditioo.
This you -can do by using Dr.
Thomas' teleetrie Oil. Prevention
is the wisest course.
Just when the coffee think* it ha*
good ground for complaint, the egg
i
drops n and settles the whole hos.
tness.
SEE THAT YOU OE? THE NEAL THI110;
Usistrapuloss makers ars jouttiple sia
4emmterlait tor. —TO, la:" Xsatkol
,Plaster. 'rho anus is mad. sr Dvvid
logsfrolc•
- A luishand whO overcomes his
wife'sfits Of temper my means Of
couteeiiOna *AS in glowing te
.sis sugaveuting process.
Small but Potent.-Parmeleea
VegetAle Pills are small, tut they
Are effective in action. Their fine
qualities as & vorreetor of stomach
troubles are known to thousaads
and they are in constant' tletaatui
everywhere by those Who 'know
what 4 safe and simple remedy they
are. They need no intreduction to
tfiose acquainted with them, but
to thoie who thay not know them
they are presented as the best pre-
paration ,On the zuarket for /disor-
ders of the.stomaeh.
WEED CUTTINGS.
In Egypesn eriormottiznoint'4)
ouble and ckpense has been 'cans -
b -d by the weeds and other vegetable
growths which spread so tepidly a
to choke ranals and other water.
ways in a few days. (gearing by
hand has been found impossible itt
one district, to a motor boat has
beqt.014Ped with * Unique, weed
eatter'ano placed i�service. The
cutting attachments consists of
pair of V thaptd knives with sharp
and powerful blades, worked by
bett trom the prepeller SWIM. 'They
tritzl 1 thf bottoni if thc water -
MS PROFIT.
--CuttomIlSo you
wittehes at two dollars each 1It
must costt that to make them.,
Jewelkr-e"Ib does."
111(411=fing 'ern."
115 he was, if not
course of a long obseravtion,
never found a ease -where the
man" -e. indeenee or -wish was -str
er than the man's love for
“1”ixeni of dusky beauties," says
writer. Many times k the man has
..m&ivara-ofri--liefore-inarriege-
p ease er, AU er tempura!
• stopped or smoked on the quiet,
esume openly when the
knot was safr tied. Her best way
is to accept he habit witn.the man
.and do it without nagging, or eke
bid ,him go laway, and camp on the
trail of some man who really hasn't
the habit.
Attacks of cholera and dysentery
come quickly, there seldom being
any warning of the visit. .Remec' al
action must be taken just AS quick -
%y if the patient is to be spared
great suffering and perniarient in-
jury to the lining membranes of the
bowels. The readiest preperati...0
for the purpose is Dr. J. D. Kel
loggia Dysentery Cordial. It can
be got at amen cost, at -any drug
or general - dealer's, and it
will afford relief before a doctor
can he-valled.
_FREQUENT.
And soinetinkos hap ns that
after t4.- mart has mule his ma k he
acquires wife -who maims him toe
If allowed to roam over your
house, those few innocent -looking
house flies may cause a real tritg.
edy any day, as they are known to
he, the principal agents for the
spread of those deadly diseases, ty-
phoid fever, diphtheria and small-
pox. No ether fly killer conipares
with Wilson's Fly Pads.
She: "Do you remember that
thirty years *go you proposed to
me, and I refused youl" Ile:
"Oh, yes! That's one of the most
treasured recollections " of my
youth."
mimic ITUTIONS hive lava
1Va1aki1ler 11 *seta 'Mars la ambits
*via to It to *II 4s4is ot boy,' troubies‘
lairold substitutes, theta Is but uss airsitot
kittor"-rutrr awl 400, ,
“Eladth asked me to come
to his homelhis evening. Ssyti he it
going to celebrate his goklen
wedding."' Gladys: "Why, he's
been married only 'three years"
Auk 4,41hattlit -Whit am told,
pe said -it seemed like fifty."
1101loway's Corn Cure -destroy
all kinds of corns and Wertz root
and *ouch* Who, Utenivrouid en-
dure them with sueh a heep and
effectual remedy within reach
• •
/ The 'very corpulent suitor had
just proposed on his knees to his
inamorata* and she had coldly de-
clined. "11 you will not accept my
offer," said: lie, in desperation,
"at least help ine
A Standard Kedieine-Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills, compounded of en-
tirely vegetable substances known
io have a revivifying and salutary
effect upon the digestive organs,
have through years. of use attained
so eminent & position that they
rank as'a standard medicine. The
ailing should remember this. Simple
intheircomposition, they can be
assimilated by the -weakest stomach
and are certain to belie a healthful
and a ea,_
digestive .organs.
CLADSTONE MIMES LitatEll
* 040114Masit laiSkilltn •
1114introsti River. District
teogonisthartrato uthar opera loaat ks
to .
AtEXANDA WAROEV0 arsow,
TOiiONIO stitter, TORONTO.
For very ma137 years tbe c
hief
gan Of the Conservative party et
tbe stern Townships. "Th.
Guardian" is an 8. -page IOUs
paper, and hes been conducted b
the resent editor without in r -
u tion-Toir7firrettltrw tires"-,
eonsequence o yawing- yea .
The -plant -is in lair Wei and
eonsists of a mode ate stook of now*
and lob type, /-horse-power env*
and boner, Peerless Gem, cutter,
Campbell _power press,
,dium Gordon (aware), and Liberty
circular and card press, all in Poi'
feet order ;, three very large atertesi- -
ts1)1,, furniture, tools, addressing
machine, stoves, etc., etc,
Apply either to
S. FRANK. WILSON. Toronto.,
or W. B. JONES, lickeiond, Que.,
44.14,
"We -may Jive without learnin
We may live withOut hooks;
llut where is the man
1,Vho, can live without cooks1"
After making a, most careful
study of the matter, IT. S. Govern-
ment scientists state definitely that
tb-e-c.019,14-04„-
tired mesus of dtstrabuttng typhoid
fever, diphtheria and smallpox.
Wilson's, Fly Peels kill the flies *rid
the disease germs. too.
"There was a, strange man here
to see you to.day, Pap." said little
Ethel, as she ran t�r meet ber
fat er- in the hall. "Didlits-have
bill?" "No, pap; he had just a
plain nose."
•• yourailed by Eseeristiese restsenitia,
Mu-
p1n- Doquot*t Smartt soot** xyo
T4Musitilitstt '1"41fAbermrtuCo ('hIctEo.A
o yen know anything -*Vold;
fflrtingl" I "No,' he replied
\b
thoughtT ut when I trie
it he giri married ree.". '
' Mitch distress and siekness is
eauted by worms. Mother *Graves'
Worm Exterminator gives, relief by
,removing the tune... iOive it *trial
and be conviinctIL
. iTERRIIILE CUSTOM:
Old oust:tuna die, very hard in
China, and in we** toots of the
Celestial Empire it is still coma.
red * high set of virtue for a 'if
an topublicly cornmit suicide
fter,- the death ,of her husbsind.
ecording to the law, the procer4-'
ing is actually 14141 in some. pro,
Owes, awl smell is the *We of
ublie opinion that in districts
whereit is ode -Tally prohibited Out
authoriLies rarely interfere-
,
A "nOnlett 1011
AirsiislattakkaltSEE. to
Ttata.
o Wad** Ikalatir
flastkoltrsit.
EttrClitICITY &WINO
Ateortnng to the estimates of Mr.
Lewis IL Stillwell, resented before
the American Institute of Electri
tat Engineers, the :Niagara Falls
hydro.eleetrie plants during the
/car 1.003 saved more than a million
tons of teal, which 4therwise„would
have had to be burned in order to
pioduee an equivalentamount �f
mechanical enera$. During the
Mi. ftilIwl1, the
INI
SOSI*1$1111 Itt FORCE
CARRAMe
er-inereaseulianilusaingsmt
Company -Canadian, English or Foreign. The strongest poasibit
elence that PolieyhoIdere are well satisfied with their Policies.
Premiuni rates, with or without 'profits; are lower than other Com.
polies charge, while profits to Polieyholders are much higher, because
management expenses are the lowest and interest earniegs the highest.
Asle atm Agents for Annual Report and Record for 1008, and be on
guar4:1 against the anonymous letter distributor and his friends, the
blackmailingjournalist*, with- idiom we do not advertise.
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Announces a New Prize Contest
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