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OF MARS\ANUITS IEOF14E GURE THE MOST PUIV soap 1" You've heard!
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TUE GEVAX - EXTREME GASES o a p you have the act.
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° Their Zn307 IN THE
11- a' •It14 No NOT; STAND BRX9RE 'iliolW$
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I'QZi1CS Vate,..Onlye
Pleeoel;eetidv, the
eeeet)41X
Pen4tillet.4filir'eltikee
tams'
. Tne ieeewe Woe
/Wee( .1)1114 ii4leke. tefeeiteie '0.eret
rtnttnd t of the:.teedet. It electee-:.
iiietteeione • etaieies
-40-liellteiRgee; la led 1)rigt,eie• 'teal Ui
trengtte and etiaPpinees. Misii Lizett•e
• alreingere. Carlsruhie Ont, -says:
"Die PIUS is. the best
iitid of Itreparitiee; My blood was-
te. a bad condition,' and as a reielt
wasenotepidy.eveale .and Ten dome
. v th Yirn Ace.
nnd ruptions. I tried- several med
s, but they did not help me.
Then I WAS advised to take Dr, Wil -
learns' Pink Pills, and these son
- relieved me of al/ my troubles. I tan
recommend the pills to anyone eel --
feriae from bad blood."
, Bad blood is the canoe of nearly
iovery disease that afflicts humanity.,
It is beeause Dr. Williams' Pink
Tills make new, rich red blood that
•tli.0 cure such troubles ate anaemia.
teart-mtpitatiene, headaches-, and
•
backaches, rheumatism, neuralgia.
. geStiaP4.--ki4M1P-- and Jiver t ou-
bles, and ailments of girlhood and
Avoinattliood. But you 'lutist get the
.8'0mila° pills with the full name,
"Dr. Williams. Pink Pills or Pete
People." on thn wrapper around
„ iaaeb: box. Sold y medicine dealers
L._„-Aiketyvhera or salt...posit paid at 50
• *cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
3
0
Ale Co., Brockville, Ont.
TB JAPANESE JURY.
-Work of a Statesman- in the Thir
teenth Ce -
In, eke Teiyel era (along about the
„middle of the thirteenth century) a
Japanese statesman brought the laws
in touch with the people by estab-
lishing a council of state, with 12
• Judges, the same ale our jury. Before
, these 12 all litigation was brought
e. _Joe investigation and decision. The
_plaintiff and' defendant had - their
ao-Keiiiii-etim, who argued nd-defended
he case- and afterwards the 12 Ili,
red ftito a closed chamber, where
t e .foltowing oath was administered:,
Diiring the deliberation of a case
and the decision aiterwidrds btwoi
etilliteand leronee, neirlfer Jhiii y
• connectionsi nor Sympathy wit , nor
.antipathy against, the party shall
influence. Fear not a powerful fam-
ily, or favor not a friend; belt speak
_2,itt-accordattc.e with_ the dictatesof
• -truth. Should -there be a dose de-
cided wrong and redrese refused to a
men we shall be punished by all the
is*g
•
Thu.% we swear, and afIlx our signa-
-etitteeTeee-
A MEDDLESOAIE GOVEfl,NitION'r.
In the old days, when commerce
was carried on in wooden sailing ves-
lona eftliftratt-rttlik-
-
•
cer-of-ships'-evereetsregreat ere -than
eSent. 'Ilion the Newfoundland
On the ot
:VI, • Okservat
. freito:
rtmiumorion, ..-01:41110!
Fet1ionere'.4till pee 'tee:
1. "I*P4n111,tcl./_ttlititie•)e.;e* 0Ilt
6
1,beitie'en*Otteeel' 4
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019, 00 1444: ZAliql.10,;. 1470,::01' 4144,11,-fe. I.Uetneeit • rms.... 41e$414,1fir.0" the,' 404',
, retiOr sheet nte tt W4( • read' "rreekel;te,OlevtieleS
'all' Vele ' 74 1'444.6401,10g Very. 1144 SO1110
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4,40 driz-OrY.' •03(
neer bode Azle iveleeentie ,tliete • ine .,ferd '.reentelee' ter koka , is isi,t,uated In Lle
_troducet,axid to: les ,Neitoe 4se,letes eplaintee; tuOA'r•100.04e, .110k1A6 Pe&-TUOSF*03-!rx. "in the •,,!.itt'xiSfeika.,.
ln, hiS %fork. `'aiett 0.4tP2• 4/124,. Cur& eitetierie 'elliglikendii of centatio., 1' !Alio
fl1flw ils of Ids apart- cases. ae Stone In the Kidneys'. ,Yet cation fe.orie giving 41011 •Atiese4 ti*0
secretary:
raent-are--alf Fin:dOWS,„4.ria" a !'bro04- that ie what they hallo done; right of the- attractions; that may be Gond ,
e itieteleteveyee, tWareresort.eh m1senietek4
ZWIN1 co ore pr n TIT§
. ;OS e man, eurt
la the well-known Proprietorof the and islandt1 scenery1 tho hotel iteelf.
Bilou -"Harid 011(1 on .)letcalf street, aand teeny t the special features that
in. DAL intenvinw be says:- "Ty...friends luny be -found there. It is printed on
- r-
elying the appearance of Morocco
leathee, with a picture of the hotel
and surroundings on the, same. and
the crest of the hotel, emh,ossed In
high relief. ; A glance through this
booklet makes, Ono long for the plea-
sure of Summer and outdoor lite,
and copiee may be secured gratuit-
ously by applying to any9rantl
Trunk ticket office.
Oft fithieb "is mounted an aetrononn-
cal tel.-.seope.
Naturally enough, one of the first
re re
' "Ale the .planet Mars," he replied.
"II have been studying that plane
clorely for 80 years. and 1 have
prepared a regtiler map of le with
all its canals. I think I am ro.ore
interested in this than anything, for
one reason, that I am certain It la
inhabitedt, anl probably by • people
much more edvanced than we are.
SEES THE SNOW MELT.
"A thing,„ which is particularly in-
teaSting--ttfrAtti- ttt tho Jurlity. Obser-
vatory, which I founded. L9 that we,
'etch the enoev. melting o.t the
Poles in . tho spring, anil. in fnet•
they nearly disappear in the summer.
This, mind you., in spite of the fact
that *the year 'iri AtarS IS Mice ae
long as ours. that is to say. that it FASHIONABLE DOG DOCTORS.
reelly consists of .30 daes. eotht New York now possesses its fash-
.
alt
. eon:1bl° deg 'doctors, Who get _veo, Vivre Is onguon. ECLECTIII0
naturally. the_ .WintP.r_ :17,9 lOn-ger. With
aiinldollars a Visit and Overt with a tele- nti‘itriiii; else; becomes 1PopinulTc,t1T-1
.r..epttd,• to the inhabitants. I
_they eetre-eieefiellesteitirereightt 'eefeeeiie eleeeelieeetereere
stancea man whoweigh$ 1
eereneeletioneeineariabteeeprie ererieent
calls. , lady recently it-vant4ges from-_tho et - AMY'
, '- 40 ,`A
*
-SPeeialist from . New York to New- otrnmsnairreite grinla.troenvir ofwil".01r. gointheir
pounds on the earth., if he could lie
n
LnIct,tr Oil ate een numerous, but
port. and/kept thete for a Week, r secesstet. Those who knovr the
at $100 a day, because her poodle z'ripevenceiiee, aro not put off with a substi-
was' ening-. - Their mistresses buy plate._,but eletnend_the-reetl-thing,- --
their treasures collard. set -with piw-
Ions stones, at sever* htmdreet "The reason 1 Can't get. along with
by diurnal rotation to the lOotle -house bum for ene-1411"115-13111-81-7-444ter dog. the exact ...z,11 "Toutro d laffrebrietnrcae:S:tti.itarbiytra:
;
part of a second, .and from observe- model of a Queen Anne cottago. tioitn
tions, which have now exten,ded over Every morning, before being taken she always wants to refer c1$ptLtes
100 years, we find the length of the out for a walk, he is bathed, curled, to her mother:1'f.
day on tete planet is 24 hours 37
minutes 22 seconds. The climate of
the Martians is very mild, there are
o gales, while the atmosphere is
very light, with scarcely any clouds.
The inhabitants enjoy fine weather,
litiertiMatieebeingesontetleinerlike-thete
of Davos Plata, dry and clear. We
know the globe -of Mars perfectly, in
fact. far better' than the earth.
sotivai...-porp;
• "1 -lift, crie ot those Iwo -Paris-
ians," M. •Flarnmarion • coatinued.
"who has never changed his abode.
I have been here since the wee of
1871, he factee teals the flat clarity,
the war,'When-1, was a. cap -tale. the.
Genie. and I am surrounded by trees
and foliage, as if I were in the
earl to
. now.. -tlefit--1,-h
to Stone in the Kidneys for years.
They know- that besides consulting
the bet doctors in the city and try-
ing et ery medicine 1 could think of,
I Vwee'S unable to get better.
1 "Solna time ago a friend told me
Potter's Kidney Pills would cure me.
AS a last resort I tried them1 and
they hal.% cured me. ,
-41 could not imagine more severe, .
suffering tliaa one endures who has
Hearing a faint rustle in the 'atirit
Stone in '-the Kidneys. and 1 feel the, "\.
. hall below, the eldee sister, suppos-
tlilisseae
e fle of the ICitint,,'s or
e
front the Kidneys, Dodds Kidney
Pills will cure it.
over the 'banister and called on :--
Be.ssie, have you landed bine!
There was a deep, sepulchral silenre
for t some moments. It was broken
by the hesitaeiege_eons_tra,ined voice
of the young Man: "She bas.'
suddenly transported to Mars.
would only weigh' 52 pounds.
"The public sit large does not real-
ly know the'precision of some of our
• e ions. 'rhus we
1
Commune, while an Paris was ight-
e g, 1 ttrrtied-from tlie.tetudy or men
to that of nature, which to my mind,
is tar more Interesting.
"I began , to note the different
phases of vegetatiom on the magnifi-
cent chestnut trees out4ide my win-ihonie through St. Paul and Minnea-
e-eneetlee -Avelieureleertiliservrt 11--414-9- -Itte tr/ °ccuPY s 4
bkjnifirVALO
Wh ars Doctor* d* swims I -Physicians
, no longer consider it catering to
_ ' _TOUR °
.... _ "quackery" in recommending in prac..
0.,...... tics so meritorious a remedy for Inch -
To Califoinieseeand, _ _Lawes__. tion. D epsia and Nervousness as
uttr-it, . ' ner-They-reitli
Clarke Ex.--iss_r_iAk_si**3,„ Vort- that it is a _step in advance In medical
regon. nye to tz- tnt and pertuttnetit 'cure
. _littld, O
for diseases of thy -stomach. /t will
A personally „conducted .eecursion C0113 3V0u..-00
to the ,Pa.cifinAcoast via the 'Grand'
Trunk Railway Systerd and connect- "Telt me, Ilaory,"t said May
an iines leaves Qfiebec July 4. andt Tirightley's admirer to her young
Montreal and TorontoJitily 0e -The, brather,-"Who--P-,, '-i -tliffrinlwr-fell
route will be via Chicago..thence' that's been calling on our sister'?"
I
through Council Bluffs to Omaha, "I don't know his name," replied
Denver and Colorado Springs. Stops Harry. "I just call him 'April
showers'" "What for?'!. "Because
wilt boTtnade at each of these Otces
he brings -May. flowerset
prion-,reitlizett now. thee
140 othvr ebcic eet
be conntreeeet.O_va
eterd side- tip e take/rein-- Maidtoui
Crkpple Creek. Gardere of the Gods.
etc. From there the party will con-
• route of t.he Deaver awe- Ilio Grande.
trough -the • itoyal Gorge to -Salt
Lake City, thence to 1443,a_ Angeles,
San Francisco, Mt. Shasta, Port-
land, Oregon, Seattle., :Spokane. awl
TeTtre:-Theireeteee'S -were,- prefer eif
THE CUSH.10,N FRAME"
Is the new feature. It has bronght bicycling again into pee
pular laver -Makes Rough Roads Smooth. -
The Sills' Hygienic' Handle Bar
a companion invention to the CUShi011 Frame. Write for our
new, catalogues, and new picture cards. Mention this paper.
3PALIE3Et COX° SSICALMONIMig WilEt3E1353.
• t t in touch with every owner at a bicycle in Canada
• ci...avet.AND
_MASSEV._4114131 j3t1
BRANTFORD
. \WELLANDTVALE
VO wisi•
to be found lout,'the bicycles we handle. Vor t In reason we want as inany
persons as possible -to send la -from-their locality good list o( bons lide
owners of bicycles Who .slididd be interested' in the purehase of a new
bicycle with time modern improvements. The lists will be received in regu-
lar order and to the writer of each twenty-fifth letter ,in tbe order received.
we will send free of charge one pair of our Improved Hockey "Cycle"
shales. nicamtactured by us, sold regularly at 42.00, per pair. The lists
must he Clearly written out with address and name of make ot present
bicycle and shotild be addressed- as follow= Department 13 Canada * c1, &
Motor Co, Ltd., Toronto Junction. Canada. Lasts must brcciivcd net
later than May 24th.
. _
CantidaAphrand or Co. Limited
46 Makers of tho World's Best; Bloyelbils
Canadian- Headquarters TORONTO -
iorAtstormobues .
Where c n I get some of Ilolloway'S
my corns by this remedy and I wish
tome -more of it ior my friends. So
"'Speaking of bad falls," remarkee
Jones, "I fell out of a window once,
and the sensation was terrible. Dui-,
ing my transit through the air I
'really believe I thou ht. ttf, ever
y me." "Irm," growled Thomp-
The following notice is sa o
posted on the door of an En
country church: •
"This is to give notice that no
person is to be buried in the ehureh-
yard but those living hi tit* parish,
and those who Wish to be buried are
nested to -apply to me._ .
(Signed) "- Parish Clerk."
-FOR -0V+18.-----MX-"irif ,YEA.113,.
Pre. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions ei mothers for
their children while teething. It soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays pain,
cures windcolic. regulates the stomach
and bowels, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents bottle.
131il by drug -
world. fiit aura and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow** Soothing Sereup..." 22-04
toa$_,, says a writer in-Cornhill, soon got to know them and their
every year,. in the beginning of th °I peen] Lori t I numbered • them,
last centurythere were t`erri131.1
the,....AbServaitorv
-.Nem ;AO is 101,911,1• iii„411oripmit
1
a t -Se
'Afloat." near by materialfrom the 1‘.)st
-41trrn"fsrShrftrea--tt bl-tili3-11"i64-111":81'timatehtlr15-ril/I7o-bililwer. itIt'SThit'aVonie o7,-.--anlithe trell-s1-
14early every good thing in the fine- are ftirward, while others are slow
- !session of these people, came from uld to put forth shoots: I, then, made a
sea.•lege (ravening clergymana chart, marking the date ot flowering
0 Pt IOW ir,elitle Ulan. °was o
tee-eyaeaeirls. nijnildIsfaitartlivrrdiPrailtvointler -a tr-td7
. strstigo in a little village there, when
. -cur',--
he ifound'ehis- host eyeing. him sharp, ed line through them, found*Ivy
• ly. At last the old fisherinan told eerreePontled with -the solar* wills -
:his ..band, on tho parson's coat and "1 diecovertel the. some 1-11,hn .!?.,!.th
• smoothed it down. the return of the swallow*, the fist
"That's a mighty tine piece of nightingale, -- mid- the sodof the
• clothsir," said he. "Never seed cuckoo. though all, of COtirt,tb. aro
such a splendid bit of cloth in thy modified iiy atutosph,ric conditions.
,-Iiilawr.,. emphelicaliv_ rov-
•,ogiir?", • ed that t le tnore so
eluding railroad fare, Pullnutn tour-
sleeping- cars. all =eats in the
tf• frolii all bard -soft or calloused
•
TorontO. This first trip 19 designed • lumps and biendihes frorn horses, blood
as a vacation trip for teachers., al -1 spevin. curbs, splints, ringbone.
though many who 'are not teacher& slreextey, &tittles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50
-hy---user -of-ornr---Irtsttle-r-WArrtui Led ---t
Inest-wortd
knoWst.
Will improve the, opportunity of talc -
pric▪ e ebonies -a.
For Nit partimd, ars. rtdetrer4,7 FL- 4
reeler, General Agent arid Conduce
• oreetteene =2.08e Thaion Mathew. -To-
ronto.
ALL TIIROUGII TIIAT
"Johimy Sainkina,"" id
UR SAI.E.-riELAWAItr. PflIJIP
and Stock Itie.ruts, good markets.
inraver-nritd-ort
and beautiful country. Catalogue frees
J. It. eleGONIGAL & SON.
Dever,
WISING .PLANTS FOR SALE
year old Oc; 2 year, fle.;, 8 year,
10e each. • 13. 'LANCOOK,
_ _ Meriford, -06E.
."They tell me young Featherstone
has lost all his money in poultry -
"Ohl - I heafel literd-bea-
plaYing ducks and drakes with IL"
Llko Tearing the tort String's.
"is nut within .-this tonception
man to -measure my great -sufferings
from heart disease. For years I en-
dured almost constant cutting 'and tear-
ing pains about my heart, and many a
time would havo welcomed death.Dr,
..A.gonvea...Pace--for-the-Renit..„.b
ed a veritable riHdracle."-Irho„, 1tcks,
Perth. -
oIt's a pity that a r4ser hag
money to burn can't take it With
, • • , ••Le
iiinard's Liniment Cares DistemDet
• You have not fultillei) every duty
unless you •have fulfilled that of he-
"Now, _Briiieseee you say yeti, care
wash and iron baby's fine linen. Tell
then, how you can tell when the
iron is too hot?" By
• av the linen bureau', av course,
e icreintl"
Ise Theatiselim-ja.-Inicieeti-
• vilely they Were offered to the puha.,
Parinels(e's Vegetable becalm p0-
-pular-
-pular -berause-of- tIsk-good- report
Mutter for themselves. That, r"putation
has grown, and they now rank among
the first medicine's for use In attacks at
dyspepsia, sato biliousness, complaints
Of the liver and kidneys. rheumatistn.
for and ague and the innumerable
niolicslisms_kcs' which these 11.111ttertt,S
_
ar rntr- r io. . eac er iznp ten y;
!1‘;110- --are--the- hotter- the -spring in Paris. te-reeeyott are fid ting evithe"
• Johnny did not reply, but the class
vitriter at one time said to an orlz. OT -11R OBSERVATIONS.
ineY. .pilot, "This must be a greet n• sheak was -reOdY. as usual, nith in-
. :place -kW wreeks." " • - • - formation. f cured a, horse .of the Mange With
do not owever ° n n•
time here. 419 half the year I am at encase teacher... ziNARlys
"Wrack!. mon!" he shentell, brIng-
observatory at Juvisy, whkle Is .
ing his heavy fist dowii on the lull the pin he's 13.'4:it."
"Take it away from him, an.1.
bring it here." was the nen. eeni-11
mand. And the °trending pin 0.•as as-
corilin lv broil ht
'Iliere was no e. trouble • from
Johnny until' his turn -c..atne to read.'
and then. instead of standing up, the
pear little fellow made, uo sgn. ex-
cept that two big Le.ers rolled down
•_ •....,eeeeseeeee.
ilen't you.' go on wetTe •fius
reading?" cried LA nattch-tri.del men-:
tor. "If you dont
young man, 1 stlall 11a1.70, to nieJ:e
an excaniple of yottr-L--
"P-pleaAe. trattna,"* whimpereti;
"T -I can't stand tplk, Th.;:t
1)Y l‘TaS 410111 tro tiever hoPeal like Irnm4 grow iftei-n limes Pin Y.012 to°1.‘" ke*kwa's--rau 14"0;-'w•er3.
fo• • g v. atm :At* red 074,1 1hari vintlgrr 112)1"
There'00 virtAie in 43,et,, patient
•ith the' pr.in zsziti not- rad.
of tim bridge.erseeces trimly aeonlY about twenty, minute; from'
.
'Mere we have two astreno-
braw boost*. twiny a braxv farm in Paris -
Orkney got out os wraehty. but the mers cr,orkinz constantly, prlpally
144- occupied with the study 'of Mare. '
0 re and leethoose there, anti upiter ea ciatts: we a so CACe a
yon, pointing to a 0 ubl e gh t- h oliserVe and riiglsteer tI tempers-
, 11.0U,1e, "you's twa: • There's tie ture01 tbe air., the ground, the in- "
thence of wracks •for a puir iisher terior of the tries and u;rtierground °
' body noo.''' strcamq. to study, how the sun • saf-1
fectseielimntiosvsntlitionse _•
',we- have. ItE) tre114 tlirry'rent.
SAVED TEE BABY; • ored-glans hotaeps for studying the
• etTect of POLar ba -et en th;. itante. t,
,Wfls, not a believer la advertised and bore we tnado.. the convioinn (Ls -
'hug,' sitys Yfrs. Chas'. Vein- CoVery that red glans losttstiq vege-
N.13.. "until I began ttttion uh 1 Noe glees' stippn,s-z.,c9
iffiy*b TAR q. Mien roe- in.qvtift tr:v n 1te Voters),
.tiOt lieve any flesh On lier titinee. Orkii ;,b1111Q. end antititer etirli-iitg tticing
a bluish color. "I'lie doctor- at- have succereled in deilliX 19 to eli-arge
touled' livr to!ir ire she woiiild not . both lite' sliare and Color of 1:‘-aves
1.Ne.,. Atter remittal what other like 1hp eeleee end gevanitign tlizaor
iritotitora," yiaid about Italw's ,Own ;ilif3erenit coloret1 gleisees."
Tel:40g '.1,. tlecititel to try tiler), nail 1 I lAarni ao:rie,i1 !it. PlaelanarPon ti,,l'eciiit
tnnt nctw 111111c-sITV .F.ay 1 tax...or halt!, some of tIN-ijt-Cirt;in.g. rartielcq he lee%
i-tt A 'aitb1.0. ' leVe:telee :la InY •rtvrittin on tir-, oeit of the teople3.
tiq' ' ha ved n oar. 4 V., 0. 4SP ert 1 ' lit V -th II t/
fil ,..9„.„. . ,..._.1.1.t.5... .11 .41 .tol
i y -Ari ve t-Itypothis::•e, but ?;•.o -i oriJ I
e butte 1ll. 4e.t! ..f _ 11(i'N'
i b y for call not ..ir In or a herT
1IQtC `done for my plied, , doily'. "The earth1-al..51 raij-
ti
only 'urge that ttio lit,trabarras da choir," oy e.'seatli-e,
I do. no*, i:ee 111rhstniat:_plr'017:VILAALVAttleain ?el
1 ii"We I'll-tie:es.t 1le entil ttIll lie intenFe ciiler''
101s--pett'itively*. f titli eit, t.ra,f,o, '.-11.:, Ptaintr &wine vette.
Or 1-n3,tlfeed tiled ,,, reef/
i=2-1 ley Loive tlatrattl a eiriatf 3n 1'
lic0." il.ar
't
t d after tee, bait tray di -..-i, tr..*
cmtain no 0W-* mention it, aR tb,, ll1d,..1/4.-t eciaiYnix
o Or*trirlrel," drltIfi, 9011 hr at' eeton ira..s, vrint" to--txx it, tls tpira:.,
yir4r,itq, 'err i.smit LI; wail at; 25 lat)A!eki pro..rr_vtvu
,
..:.,
mitts 1,v)x 1.Vrittag-Alto
!nor:3dt* CO.,* I3 1I1 Von catInot irnakti
4)0. y W374111104 on rpt!ie
CIIIIISTOPIIEM SAUNDERS.
Dalhousie.
cbred a horpe. badly torn 'by a.
pitch fork. with LINT -
TENT
St. I'eters, C. 11. EDW. LINLIfele
cured a home oe a bad swelling
with IMNARD'S LINIMENT.
Bathurst, N II. Thos. W. PAYNE.
A bachelor in known _ by tlie com-
pany lie keeps and a married man by
the clothes his wife wears.
150 litp” in.good condition.
Very cheap.
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adsstes, Ito&
acres at a vet Low
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omit te , ;Weed,
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catalog
. Suing a man who has your money
14 a good way to get it .back for -
your lawyer.
d•-hee-e'After six wee.ks of married
life, Arthur, I have reached the sad
certainty 1 int you • 0 not 161-4-fne;
Arthur -"Me drard" Slie-"It's no
one - Ahmild have
trarri el some crolalous, ituf id
girl" Artha
my very best.".
vial, dart'
alio (having nothing else to say)-
"It'a unn -how wi tver came to
think so inuch of each other." lie
"Funny? It's positively
ited ridden I/ 'Yearn -1"If anybody
tits it • written • guarantee from me
fi -
rum rheuroaristax nyhli.Lerfcan.
Itheumatic Cure 1 win Vie the gladdest
Oman in the world to give it". tetys
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..A well-known ind5o foil dolytt a
Mr. John Beaumont. of Mora. "I had -Eight of stairs. Tbcortling '1114 paw.
Atespolc0--44---fcc0t;erY tkP to.4110 -time sew/ by- a btittip on every stet,- until
of taking this Wendcrful scracd1V-.. it 112, retvaii'd the bottom. 'A servant
cured co22*edetcly."--53 . to his atsitance owl, raisin);
up, mid: 'I hope otw lionor Is
1.1111Eil CORI CEO 13 )13
rretlt;--"Iftss nip -Mon the most
circumspect young_ lady I ever indt."
Fred-'4ghe refusz.4 to
accompany me on • the piano the
othcr evening Without a chaperon."
g.
stadneyitsperitrierit-There's ro time
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ered - t you- ere -a: -At
ono form or another of kidney disearie.a.
Lay hold of the treatment tbat,thon.
sands have pinned their faith to and !•
has cured quickl:st and/ permanently.
South Ambriean Kidtiev fAire stands
pre-eininent in the werld of medicine.
as the kidney suacrer's truest- friend. -03
, -
Mr. Goodley-"fler age really fair.
prid me! She doesn't ,look tweiv.
t does euthersa17:07eS,_tnappe--
dot on ate "
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talks Mr. J. W. nrown. ("Weep.
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Exterminntor IrCifause they know It IS a
ctu
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▪ • did '
withoit ever get
• have little to !do
Soio per:toxin have periodical Attacks
inf Canadian choiera, tlysestry orlatar.
Thneit. and have to me great pretau-
tinn4 tO invold' 'the didm Change ot
Water, tooi:ing, amt. green 'sure
to bring 511 the attatitS: 140
Ittwri wo •would recenneene Dr- td, 11
Kelieege ilVsentery Cordial as tAlitt
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v. zatoja, hair
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stoinaelv, mad howsis of matter,
eau:* that 'excrery tover,teii, Mit throw
off im,tratiltien, frotn tr:s bietsi into trm.,c
bowels- and expel tte delletericititt
trots trio, toil,. Telly de 1t45 witeeet
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