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itt!O ,
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,..41A*11.4" 404
414 tigettly on tbi b1ood,„,
Thor mnile 11.
4160 nd. Lend It
440:twiner+ .
.his ti4ote blood hc.iiniSlie
• eVerir nehe ,..Pain-shringfr OSt.
ialth and fuji actility.' Mr. 'T.
Caledonia, Out:, siayss-"For
s; *umber of yearsX was badly trO*
bled with rhetuna(istn, and was so
MPII
work. I tried quite a nuinber of
medicine*. but they did not help me.
Then 1 saw .11r. Williams' Vint, I'llls
advertised, tor this trouble, and- I
got a number of boxes. Before t
• third box wail used, I. found, me
improving: 1-vontianed-tosuse----1
PlIs
throutellAjins.lianterainadetuite,
nesssso,i-asssittritirairrtiliitely Owed inc.. 1 got so
that I coin(' work on the coldest day
without a cont and not fed a twin -go
of tliS teollble. I have told quite ti
few atmy niighbora about the pills,
4;4they are a popular .medicine
bere.'
Dr- „Williarns'..:, Pink
*ilia make new, pure,: warm - Wood
• that they nave such great power to
-curo---disease,- They positively -cure-
rheumatism, sciatica, neuralear, St.
• Vitus dance partial petr.alysisi. kidney
and liver troubles, anitentia. and the
alitneots withal Women alone suffer
I:rm..; Tiff &reburials' must be care-
fult•104 !*Dr.
sliVilliam4...Innk ior„-Pale Itect
Nee' ts' • ,Printed on the
around eah box. o1d by all med
cine dealers or stet by limn -at 50e.
0,12csis or six •hosee trir $2.50.• by;
• writing • the Dr, William* Medieine
, Co.. :Brockville,
, •
WILL 4DVERTISE CANADA::: •
Motor Car ,i*:41iihit to Tour • ths
English, Countries* •
•
•
Mrs Preston the Labor Commis.
siorset• in Loridon, for Cenessie, has
arranged an interesting-teatt.. war
Con tout througb th� putrof-therway
places In England and Wales says
.-- the. London Deity Mail. • . '
The waitO4 was one of the exhi-
bits at the St. Louie Ethibilion. and
ie-. ile_sg,•_„4„..tzwill*.berionded
isinples of Canadian produce, and
lettered with information as to..the
openinge in the tiominion free grants
01 land....q1Y-this Mean* the men its
therms wUl be able to.•-proville• an.
oblett-lestieu to people Who Would
be unmet on an ordivary. "train and
IMO*, ._enct the. waggon, .opete,
ing outward at will. ptoirlfies quite
s-iiirgs-areg for the eilstelitSrstir -the
produce.
If the first- experiment proves is
great a, auccees as is anticipated.
other waggons, 'costing t4,000
ts.000 each, will bo sent on similar
journeys.
tialnesce.W.;
, At tbe toet•ottho lifts A
• 4 • ut,. ofrock. end ,h104.
, 1141/10Atirigre-firel
fOulta.S0000.41ights•Ot twenty
ent:ketit of •'ssielii at the 'cad, 0.101, eh
was a RiNg311.4 doer ol,blocked stene‘,8*„
Or. (niter • face of which was *till
plastered with; mud on • tvbich ,weee.
impressions of the \royal seal. On
th ,.fite a were Ou crb pectoral
_ • , h, Midi. re
matter 1» thU »eighborlioocl.'MtL
4.1aff. XiliSalai'Wif of. .14,41,44.*QWfl
citizen, had .stiffeled from 0, COMP,*
cation af trouble* for about two-
Y'earii. She had a pain in the right
hip, in the back .and was obliged to
•• • . • Men in
scarabs, brokeilting an a a burning itching sort of way.- .
ol alabaster. .
It was evident that the tomb had haSat_ta_atthe could not sleeP at ittght and
been entered by robber4 short)-Y-Attg' summers.
its construction, 'They had probe- Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her.
bablv been surprised at their Work lifre. Kinsella speaking of bet cure
and ficid in hate, leaving. some of .
says, •
'After 10,9
a ay mitt lir. Davies found it I got more and they did roe a, world
the tomb had never. it is thought, of good. \/ have never /slept in tne
been visited bY Man. chair since I used ‘Drield's Eidney
THE TOMB I7‘8ELF Villa.”
Vogirui!'s health depends on 114-er
is not large, The walls Were not lildnOs. • Nine-tenthe of the so-calksd
Smoothed • over or decorated, ' but
-4‘
*eta filled from end to •end with on, id infemale eentiPlalflta Sfocuoareusey.odurbym`tirdi.O.
40oehe.41--eleb- Volla-4f. aliefentE- ..3T14"- aneasWithikeib41
trobdd°.5.ktdiley Pillts • ntsd
Mummy easea encrusted with gold. 'yeu can have no. uric acid in the
huge alabniter , vases of exquisite
form and cbafra and boxes brllliant -
with paint and gliding Were piled ....;;---...4.--.......;.
bewildering confusion..
In 4- sepulchral charnbdr about
thirty feet long, 15 feet wide and
8 feet high. on the left of the en. ....,,,,
trance, there Were found two great SEEN' 'Di' SIR, GILBERT
Obiller
FOR 0-04111TFAPL
.
Efirstur knoworrs
1110111-THE7cuaromEir
.10rohant he roar melelikorkee4
Aoiping essfeeistios ns nook triple et
" eihmeensiy• free, u,ks 'DANNER
!fleet.% salaam this Jesrstmettanrite
Ur via len net *air wit itu *holm 11.4
tot fennel svioesseiessiesoeceenttitlytie
einsealenlir ne... Ltd.
litniTOstetleati
____Ii satirtn„
tst:-O.Vs i fit**
y the 41811' ,04;noro ' lltift.'.
:State* 'that ',they -.40„.., xageit ,to
a eXtent tlf:S.g50,000 .estunially. ' to
be oyster -beds Of that -country, . •
. .
Ilse :safe. pletaaant and effectual
wenn :killer, Mother GravesWorm -Ex.-
tertninator; 'lathing ectuals it. Procure
bOttla and take it home, •
The total' number of bankruptcies
u ,Engl nd and Wake last year
o
be Preceding year. -
etnrY* a a redIstay. -The tum -4o --atop ing-becauee-you..-baYa
indigestion has long since bean explod-
ed. Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets
introduced a new cre. in the treatment
of stomach troubles. has proved
that one may eat his Ail of anything
and , everything he relishes, and ono
ifkifiet--taken alter the meal will aid the
etomech in doing its work. GO in .
box. 85 cents...as \
adt n bla.ci
and g�ld. Within- were the mum -
'Mies -ot. a --men-and-.-woman. There
were two cases. The outer one sra
completely Paver plated on the out-
side and covered' with silverleaf oa.
'the inside. Tile' second case was gold
Plated on '03s ontside and covered
*Ric goldlint an inslde. threi a
,gilded rkiesk belonging' to one of the
-tuilmmiea, a,. veil - of "dank muslin was
deaVrn. Vfist fi, the fitat thue " that
anything of this kind hen been 'found
In Egypt.
•
The inticrfptions show that it was
the burial place of Yu's, and Thua.
the s Pitteatt' of the (Amoco Queen
Tele, theWife et Amenhotop III., of
the _-
• .
EIGHTEENTH. DYNASTY.
Beyond the coffins the ground was
and wine,and hell -like bops*
wood, each Of which contained a
piece of cooked beet wrapped in black -
Plaited on top of these Is a,
chariot broad enough to hold two.
This is richly plated and Incrusted.
with gold and leather work as fess&
as when itwas made. • -
The other object* found were Mr
SADOPie_jarst..„oLatabitsffe
the entrails of the deceased were de-
posited. These cannot be-tnatched in
size, fineness and workmanship. and
'the licads,whieh form the covers are
the best style of Egyptian art; •
Underneath is a second set of heads
of plaster 'coated With gold. It is
tibio how the chains and boxes
tables and sandals bore out the
statement, in the words of the Tel -el -
;AR ArD TO istOrtels11S.
_range -men 'e.z e _o
LitOWels_is resnonel Tor insir"
ailments that afflict infants and
or '
• r no ing
• can equal Baby's Own Tablets, that
ia whY,,children in the harness:wit
these Tablets are • used are bright,
_,.good-nntured 116althy. AIM
- Joseph WallaCe; -Simnley,--Onts.-sayst
"1 have used -Baby's Own Tablets
• for -my baby educe Ater earliest in.
far.cy. and have foupd them to be a.
medicine that meets all the needs. of.
• little 011Vic, 'Thor tiavs-lopt -Ivry- -lite
tie one as bright and bealthy can
be.. -These Tablets are sold under 'is
• -guarantee-tottontat
-paitio.naue "soothing." stuff. Sold bY
elt Medicine tiodeni or by mai/ at 25
cents it box by writing the Dr. Wil-
liam*" Medicine Co.. Brockville. Ont.
•
ortztvr -zAgrartuy
•memo, ,a es a 159_ as aft
Eighteenth , Dynasty. There is with -
4
s not literally plated with the
gold of the desert' mines'.
A CRUEL THREAT.
itr. -Snips- (who has called- -about
tliat 'long:Standing aceetititi-o*S-
you won't pay to -day. eh? Well, now
I warn you, if you don't settle with
Inc by this, day week Pli -go round
to .1 ,your others creilitorif
them that yotiiVe- paid me in full,
and- then you'll have 'etn all down on
OU 'Seti what 1 taettn?",_
THE- S/MPLE-LIE.M...
Ways That Are Pleasant And
_ Petite Thnt Are _Renee.
-
Ship • That Was Years Ahead of
Iter Time.
• Of all ithe great braitus that have
galloped' altertd of their titnes. none
went further than 4tiose marvellous
engineers:, the tWo liruriols. In every.
' thing MO' undertook they were at
least generation, in advance of
...their - •
'Me elder, Vare Tesainhard Bri-
ne)* wis born near limo% in Prance
In 170. After beglimIng his engits-
tering tarter in Amities* in 1794, he.
_
• 0 invented a writing and drawing
reechine,• which Was too goad' t
meet with general appreciation in
bloat day* and soon ofterwards Le-
gan to interest himself' in steam tie-
• vigatton:
-Ires1)8141-116-1iiitiftWeiiii7 to the
, seirieltY •tha.immengetita tugst,vtould.
Ife getting 'warships out of terbor,
• but the !imposed Was quick -1v reject-
ed by the Navy '
TIN eon, Iisamlierd Kingdara Brit.
• net, is best known foe -.that, marvel-,
lout steamship. the...Great Eastern.
built 1853-1858, end Which.•though
. never et k.ourinterilat ancreSs. rein -kited
, the biggest ' ship in the wowild for
' • . -
Th o mai ettO*1 fftilar6 Was.
$941int-t ginealsot-the
day,. wero. not st ntty powerful
to dr U44fttefltIo113 1iTiuc
turo tisrostsh 't
,Vould tleent. Eatitern have been
. , essipilisd with Modern tit-scretts
itud V40,000 h.p. .teigines. 'there is no
rt.ttunt_..nhy '.1the Adiould not hAVe
' -fakers ,stosik of the titers
. of teilleY.
A , tretchanita tottowpicker
to'vtoteti.
the simp-fer, Iffe-that gives
length of -days, serenity of mind and
body.and tranquility of sots4 '
SiMple hopes and ambitions.
bounded by the desire to do good
to one's neighbors, simple pleasures,
habits, food and. drink. • •
Men. die long before their' •time ins
cense they tn, to -crowd too much
into their experiences -they climb too
nigh and fail too hard. A wise,
woman, t -Writes of The ',good' that
sfreple diet hat &rite her:'
• '1 have been using Grape -Nuts tor
about six months. I began rather
sParingly, until I acquired such
ft1Ugt1t1t-1ir't1?rTh'
ths turre:depon
• feast entirelY for my diet, eating
nothing else whatever; but Grape -
Nuts tmo bregkfeist and supper. and
believe I could eat it for dinner with
fruit and T. satisfied ivithOut Othet
. ,....-.., _ _
„rOssibility___.,of Creat -.Britain
, . prasitings--11epreseritati•ve - --
. Government. . .
•
Sir , Gilbert. "Parker, UP.- recently
• outlised the Mentniren . wbiebr ili his
opinion, intist precede f 1 self -goy.
Londen Nail.: . • ., . ••
TI
erinuent In South Africa kayo the
Addressing a largely attended meet -
Mg in Csactori Hall, Westminister.
Under the auspices of the Imperial
South' African Association and the
WomeiVet Liberal Unionist 'Federation
he said:
"The way to reconciliatian lies in
so Ordering the mune of adminisitra.
tier', in .these auxiotts days that no
false honest -Can be roused on the part
uatuLare„gatt_our. j'er tesega,who were lately..ou_r enemiers
"From every standpoint 'a le
reason' and exped.lestiOy. an intermedi-
,ste form of goverenitent should . be
given. We should delay the - cosine
of enlarged administration until a
-Nile sari be drawn diagonally through
the two races on some matter orn
. _
tional policy and parues coroposed
ot-botts. race* can be formed.
- "-POLIO:4- *ND -LEADERS. -
"It is necessary that the unorgan-
ized Political -forces of the British
population shall find common ground
for aetion. anit policy, and_ftret...thejr
leaders also. -
"It has been said that cesPital
would rule if representative govern-
tnt-icertrgiverr; but thnt sPPtelles
shin IS not well founded.
Tom -"I than itt wh got mar-
ried that I 'Would be :able to have
n w "
of the mutitteers, and is the author
ed-4n-San-Franci
telling t'he story. of the Pitcair ou peer. misguided 'man." "No
Wenders. e -I'm de Itra..gtdded irnan.".
,
. trOn ovElt SIXTY YEAIM.
To eery • 100,000 people England - sirs. wirtsjotra Soothing syrup has
has 150 medical MCD. Steen used try *Miens ot rthers for
„Pile it.ostired-in. tiv4I-eillighteiv-
ins- -emilicittion- -gives -relief. Dr. ligs.
new's Ointment is a boon for Itching
Piles, or Blinds Bleeding Plies. " .It re!
Heves quickly 'and permanently.. In
Ail, eruptions it stands without
rival. Thousands of testimeiniali if you.
want /evidence. as cents -23 .„
"Yes, indeeds, bele can :Make
rnes do anything ha wants me to do."
"The ideitt „Your untie must have
great willspower?" "I should ,think
he 110 fan will a ntillion \dol.
14°'
11 a cough mak, es your nights sleep-
less and weary; it Wilt worry you. es
good dead, itad with good. CAW*, To
dispel the Worry_ and give yourself rest
try Blekle'e AntKonseniptivel Syrup; It
exerts * enothin ..lifyidanittwa,e, en the air
g3rdUtied* to innaniasistiOn. lt Will subdue
tho remit stubborn cough or and
eventekliY'eretelleista it from the systeni,
as e trial °tit will prove to sou.
Ilfebel-s."And hiss the young man
been -see-A* you -lo nou
to Wear out stow petientel"
-Patience • •WbYi be has been com-
ing to see ine-loeg •-fnIPUilbstos-wear-
otit three safest" - •
'flair -children- while teethiss 1i -soothes
• id, eoftens the woes, Awes, 11/2
Alisii,„Atiodttatt.„.rigulatax-tha-atazaach..
and bowele„ end fp the best remedy for
7Diartheeli.-- -Twenty:five cents -a bottle.
Sold by druggists -thrtonighout..)::
rig it SA albrt and 7 •
o. ne Symp."- 22....04
TI 11240
: lee. ea ,11.0 •
OacrMi and nitivated. ca,
frame. hens*, new • gistatters nevi ritir
did:AA& _good water. best' • of whet
a :splendid- nerghborh004; -charstea-
ivelleols and post office convenient, .
epee,. terms reasonnble. Several sec, '
wheat •land is,t from 87.50 to $1.0 'per
acre, in the district south .ad south,
west of Virden. Why o west to th
'rex ,itorien-and
112, when c
, nrricsir:
Virden,.
Canlathiell neat 8011041114
Graduate* fgesS this scheol'OrOdiraw.
Ing trom 850 to gsoo pas manes; ria.,
smelts furnished- to :our grachnstife,
Prospectus mailed Oda.
Cital_ADJAIktili0114001, Oft'TE4,11401/4
'Mr. -We** sae lifeseellm.„.T,
lriat-Your--broneititis •
tens to beCoutes tuberCulosle. - Have
you any idea what brought on the
erighial attack? •
Patient-eYess.- sir. Sitting in it
strong draft near an open door.
• Physicittre;-Ast snspected. shall
prescr1. nenstiture.: Yo -
-Ther-irillount-of watersimwm-devets
°Pad in Italy is not far short of
800,000 honicepower; that of Frances-
• about 500.0u0; whilst the United
Kingdom only develoties about 100.
.000. horse -power..•
Lever's Y.Z (WI* Head) Bleinfect.
ant Soap PoWder Is better than
ether powders, sie it la both soap said
disinfectent
Orator (exoitedlYks:`'The- •British.
lion 'Whether it ie 'rettinknix the .dss
of .Canada, will met draw n its
•hori2s.or retire...WO int shell." •
• Have you 'tried Holloware Corn Cure?
It has no equal for removing: these.
tronblesome excresencee as many bnya
testified who, ha**, tried it. • ,
"-It's pretty ante t�- conclude that
any woman who doesn't gush OVer
pretty betsss-is .'continstid- old
ritetid."- /'Nest always. She, May. be
a mother who has n baby the thinks
lei prettier," " ' ' . .
IN DESPERATION.
Moneybag, with some, anaiety in his
bridge over a, difficult time an
you an e :we 5 quarre ?.
would prevent dearifriation-eittuT .-.141, "No, father, not 4%. quarrel eXactl
British or Dutch. But tell mei 'Has anything happened
'4"Por-1u1tsreltsroverinuent there has t� him?" ' - -
boen still. neoxatoc's broetplyal:oariortr!:
-whose -object is to fan the
taction." --
Sir
Sir Gilbert Parker s`Pok
material prospecta of 'South Africa,
and there: "Did he or did he not propose
econcilables, marriage to you?",
/fame _or "Tess replIiie
girt now thoroughly _alarmed.. "Do
e on the tell'me it aththing has het ed to
him. Has he committed sui---"
In his. jOurney of ten. thou
- Raising thing imps
only in half it dozen cases
thei_ltorae.untreilt._
PitOMISMI-INDVS-
sand miles. "What was your reply, daughter?
eased him- Did you accept him'?"
did he find No, father. -Has his body neen
•
essirts; . "rkfr.r.y otz givs hira tiny encourag&
He believed that some d
Afriea will. not only be a
itself, but will export too
to Englsuid. There will he
kW -South however
-4itludiestriessaut-
as egriculture. and in
Inver Colony the indostri
promising.
'The Duke of Argyll, wit
remarked that ong of the
difficulties lacing Enirli
South Africa is that .of g
English vrife. It might '
under, proPer guidanee and
to -found hontes in South
giria ,siteho would- grow...,
upon the tountiry. as their
In time would. become wiv
settlers.
d products 01"--.'
without
no ftiture `2-Y.0e1•rejected him finally and irre-
voc..tmly.,titittlidhest,ouitnr'd •
jul said Ica gc,
and do something desperate, bui,
the Orange
didn't think he'd make away -with
es are very
hirnsell. Oh, father, isn't it awful?"
o. presided, "Yes, it's awful. I suspected that
greettest You had, rejected him when heard
semen in what he had done to -day." •
"Oh, father, do you tbink I shall
etting an
be
eoP°64tectilbot et:'•*OtocabiLetiardearytr.°. IIIIiI jutlensiu:wraeruletstie;beo ball kg:
Africa for
up to- look lid iit)°-.1
es ed Ems -
"tie's settled down to earn ' his
own liting." •
1
aivn. a-nd ."-telt me; What tits he done.
father?" „
• =smuts
Cut off rrom. World by Loss The Duchess of Westininetei's baby
• „Their. Boat. I son is heir to an bleorne fif $3.500
• day, " or $1.2. 5,000 Yee:.Ilis
,
rite Pitcairn islanders, descendrints4
• --- he ig 4athres-lifetirtie'h
11 muclr;-,better eumi EsiVe liannty. • heit sustained ,!,everel toss, Grosvenor -taken from the family
-
more strength to -do my housework. h* the- wreck of their cutter, wbkb naniesttnd if he sutvives his father
Grape -. 11
1.,01 completely ent oft their e. •he will lobit 000 titres* inciud,-
” C40 -
; L began. the •iiSsi_of Gra
Nuts / wits, thin, and w)eak, my mils- munientioi2 with the outitide i 600 -text's Of - 'Most valuithki
wero• so soft that was jest says the London Dail,s Exproislend the 'Nett -end of Louden.
.
*hie to do any work, 1 iseigbed tit the ilisester his just reach-
only •108 pound4. Nothing that <, t ed Captain P.dwiltrd StUbbd,
:ate did -me any good. I wa goiig sectetary of the Liverpool $eamers'el
down hill rapidly, waS nerVons and, Orphanago, inIs letter from ' Mist
miserable.. with no ambition for any. Rosalind ,Young, one ot tile . little.
tbEng., my condition improved irap.q commtmity..
idly afteisi began to eat Grape-Nutq She lett Pitcairn 'Stand in the Cut. •
food, It Made use tett like,."0 netits, ter some time ego for Tahiti tifrpgt.4
worroan; rur muSties got solid, tend' * Missionary conference. She
heir() tolinded out, In vrogbt In was, in return by the cotter, but jukt,
• Papa -"I bear you Were a bad eel
to -day and had to be Whipped."
Stailt Daugliter...,-"Manirna is- saviful
'str4ct. -If I'd 'a,' known -she used to
be a school teacher. ra told you
not to marry her." ,
The Menem, Dyspepsia.-xe olden times
It was & popular „. -4bett-,--dentoris
rnoved invisibly through the ambient
air. seeking to enter into men and
trouble them. At the-prnt day the
demon. dyspepsia, is at large in 'the
tim-babitectiorr-tir
who by eltreiens or unwise living in-
ditucult, to dislodge 'him. n• t
-
ant friend. to do. beittle for
him with. the unseen foe by Panseelee's
Vegeleible Pins, which ex ever read
or n •
• "Edithi" the old gentleman bawled
front the head cif the eters,
just ask ypur young' man it he
-doesn't think- - nitear bedtime.n.
ss-P•as-*!',/ePllstl-Jbs,
girl in the parlor; then*, iftTisr a
pause, 'Jack yegs You're
Sleepy. go to hed;,7 4111 intansr.,
Cheapest of Medicines.-Coesidering
the curative qualities of Dr. Theettas'-
'...01Lit_ig_therrebonspest medicine
now, offered to the. punlic. "Phyv dose ire-
quired in any ailment is small and a,'
bottle contains. asvoty- demos it it were
valued at the benefit. it eonfers It could.
hot -10e-pterchneed.--for-IVIIILay-tisma„. the—
price asked tor it, but increased COD.
wuraption hes sinsidieed and cheapened
ite inanufeextrirs.
-Miss•----Plane-"1. think Whit very
good portrait of me. Don't you.
think it would no nice to have it en-
larged?" Miss Pert. -"Yes. dearest,
you coeld numtn—
and ears reduced at the team Utile."
tit_
s' balk' al'.."."-
ternative 'tor welf4tiosin and highly-- -
respected fatly of Winghim. Oni-, who
had travell0 ever. two continents le•
"It is hitter cold." remart.ed the bility and CifytepSa ijilia.rsAforir=evareuse`et
shivering huthand. "Why don't' you mended "with-
-HU -one- vszsulitlmoiesit-is- ctfir:difte-anei e 0n---
buttonix
has saved my life." -20
timoDny closes with these
exclaimed the wife. :"Why. did II"Zotrildisir:117teilen .44
up your jgcket?" "rho wow' e_ !it
with fur."
South AmorltsinKklikey,pur•
Is the only kidney treatment tkii.t has
_proven equal to correct all lb* elite
that are likely to befell these physical
gniiitars---ilemalresiscst,teetrinitesetesto
;wove the curative ..11141441.4.. -Of thie
liquid kidney opeciee eifites41 Bright's
ellseese. diabetes., irritation:et the
blad-
der, billainunktion. tiropsieAl tendency.
Don't delay.. -22 • •
Smyth -met, his friend Brown th
street -ihn -Other ,night...,,:_t•Weilloas-, 14
exelsibited;-"hove"are-YoU
getting on?" "I'tetty well, thank
ssoss answered Brown; "but," lee
continued. '1'14 fidthething lar
done." \ •
Erful7-When I asked her if she
would be mine she fell on my breast
and sobbed like re -Child, but Snally
sbe-Put-tier-arnet,rounit my .neck..ensl___.
whispered that she, Was so happy."
Ilarriets-"Yeas that is w.hat she told
.4shit.-was--"-gOinit-lo-do..LSite,ba
'been practtsing. -:wittr-Cousin- next- '
for ever And ever so lope*" •
I have handled KINARD'S LIM-
• MEM' daring the past year. • It is
always the first Litrinseet asked for
. :pre* and unqiiestionahts the test
•edler saf all the different kinds ni
'
sireeks,_ ay -nerves ---grew-- that it had been' (wreck clght
my mind •better and clear . y mflc frOm tan.), One of the treW*,
friends tell . inc the hitVen't "Ctiffin *Junior" was droWnes1
nt hreeother then\ anteeedta, in
c'nching *bort in their small hoe..
Young appeals to elootairt
ilubba for help in ,rePlaeing the lost
utter. as It was the only trseani of
along suPPIit3a. end its lost may
esult in the Stafration of the
d
me look so *ell for yiliks.
fit-cotisider. Grapelints the
food on the market, and, shall tiev
to halt to meatti and white bread'
again.' given by ro$tont
notti• Crcek, mieb.
.'rbtro",11 1ototiort,
Look in each 014 for the bittle
tok
'eL.* •
PARCF4.0 POST wrrit AMERICA.
The- aniiatineenterti: inside in the
London Express that, an agitestient
far an official -parcel pont-to login
on Asril 1 --between Great Britain
and the United: Statcs )or America
had been signed hi, Lewd Stool,ey and,/
the POstanisterGenetal of the Uttited
States 'hits 'been olTietilly confirmed.
The limit of weight ter parcels* from;
e be '4
-ouncrsynmurtbe- postage 28.
for (alt arca. ' e ill 144,
it- vs -apart
duty, he inspronee ays(trn dos,
not apily to Are.1.6:t
T hit olicIal
hosever, will be carried', an
ihe sSen-tifficiat scrvIe
itt prosnt antietteirisoil thrtiush tbe
atnoy o; the Artarleitti.
by Whieh pareetle
• Dvanit toThe„fere* used for fedi.-
ing rats on the British cruiser •Pont.
one entombed to. the bites
of the rodents,... Admiralty, as a
ecaution against the poesible
read of infections diseases have
ordered that the rats in the ship
eihmild be killed immediately, and
their bodies buried in quirk -lime.
A Iliegk Oat. Dyspepsia is a foe with
4iiiblefr men ere---CoMitketly nir
but cannot extertninete. Subdued, and
to all .appearances vanquished in one,
it makes its appearsuice in another di-
rection. 111 many the digestive sippers-
tus is as delicate is the mechrinisin of
watclt or-stientigt0 -in4truknOnt '
which even breath ,pf-afr will n&Ji6
a veriation:. With mica persons dile-
or ere o s from- the -
'wait trivial C111114111 Arfd CMOS', much ,
suiTering, To theft Parmelee's Vego-
titbit Pais art recoMmended AO' wild •
and Sart.
• TIIE PLAIN
"Come cheer up,". seta the. opti-
mist. Things Are Ileceer $0 bed
that *boy might not be *gorge." -
**-1 know 14" greened- the pestle
mist, "but they're never sir ,,geod
Viet they might not..be Letter."
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