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liOSE fyiD 7 11110
Grottlh.
weit Ore Resititts, goes 'Area OS One" fe so emelt that WO aditiOrt$
t irked4vicii-9,1 ,Orrietub rrial \Tb0 orar,-..scdr the eiffrirnencement
se; write; 1,y4u14 enly occupy. replare Melt
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.etei enoathe tutinidital-Order 15
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'enOtigli to 'OoVer half Et do *11. end
lirAY„,C4illitik.404444*;114Ar-4140474,A,
<yLler is it Own arthitect, and the shell
grows as the 11$4 Abside grew', beluti
:never loo small. It else bear.S its age
tiPoll Its kttrols,v. a7d it 4s1.4e. easy tO tell
the age of an oyster by looking ati•40/'
,!eheril-at.vart-thst-7,,e1,,hoisee,-.44.-JOOltitig.t41p,
' their
Veryorie Who bas handled an .Oyster.
.shelk, Must hoe .noticed the suegessive
laYOrs ioVer.lopPlutt each 'other.lbes$.
;aro technically' tonna "idiots," and e,aell,
„ne-Torirls•-lr yetuesestrovitheitio-4,haS-Inie
.ounting them .tho ageof the oyster can.
'lig determined.
Up to the time ofiltsernatorityi-that ts
wlien-j.,foo.syears ot age--tpe shots aro,
•,reg-iilar and suceessive; ',Aut., after that
the3r become irregular;', ond spo'pited
lint RAOUL PILON 116 Rue Notre
LU Dania, Inchine, P.eis Can. %vitas:
• write you a* few -words to exprelis to
Yen satlelaction being_ cured. I
was afflicted with catarrh at the throat
and 'nose and' suffered-. much. was
greatly discouraged. 1 had a bad breath
and bad taste in my mouth In the morn -
Inge
•'61 took treatment forisome time with-
out -obtaining: rendes At . the- asivece-eof
friends 1 tried Peruna and the results
'have been highly satisfactory. At the
end otiour months lievisa completely
• cured."
Negiected catarrh becomes chronic,
/Having develmeeirrnta the -chronic stun;
* longer and more persistent _treatment
ure it t a tho &s-
e
e were treated at tbi one .• •
I exerenmie *ill bring. relief,
whether the catarrh is emote or .
If you are wise you will -keep Peruna‘on
hand end take a few doses at the first
appearance of a bold or cough, and.taus
saivo yourself both suffering and -ex-
easi - .-es we -ea eseoisies-
---------i-Psaientselesne-the preen, teen/4=a
ito Hartman for free advice. 'A boo t
• • on "Chronic Catarrh" will bo sent upon
ireteuest. -
ri Druggist for Free Pcruna
Almanac for 1007. •
• DECLINE OF CHINESE TEA!
_Some Interesting statistics hove been
collected by VitiaCons'ul Arnold at
isithemr toideelineolni
• China's tea trade. From 1687, when tea
was first Introduced into England, until
1837 China held exolusively the tea lrado
• of the world7Then
the tee _market. The Chineise trade
• reached high tide in 1886. with a total
• _ ireesier.- t of 800.00,000 pounds. In ele3tle•
China furnished about 72 per cent. of'
the world's total. India and Ceylon 18
per cent., and Japan and Formosa 10
-•per it ent. • But 1901e when -the total
consumption had increasedeito 044,000,000
notoida, China contributed -only sa per
cent., India and Ceylon- 60 per cent:,
Japan and Formosa 10 per vent. The
• decline in China is ascribed to careless
methods of cultivation and preparation
'or the Teat
, •
Sad blood . health: That
14,. why pr4:• w 'Pink Pits ttratri
iood 040. Tuo:* setusAllx., *eke
rich Paha", strengthens
Y nerve.
, Ofittettlitt,W4Wpeep1ele
Williainsi Pick feel; bright, at1v.a,
end, Strong. Mrs; Arthur ilannigelN
,Morstivillei Ott:* Is •.witricsa to the
truth _fa these Alkteinentie. Mr& 410
gan says:--Vorc. nearly. thrge., years
from anaernia, „
and during tbat,clatIVfoi.:),V;1031.410 ate ,
tee* Medicine WOWS .eeverel-. cteptors;‘:
Ittikout, boneficial, results. My 4OniPlex-
1on"'Was Of' a .MiANY appearaute,. my
and '.guMs'ereeined hlOcelleas. 1 sideeri
pitatioit of " the hearL MY lenrsititerevite
ierf poor.; that I did not cite 'Whether .1
:Abe. or litot,• and greW, 04 weak, and
'oniett reduced In flesh' that rill'
friends thought. I was .in consumption.
As .1 have said. 1 doctered without herl.
initteinnOts .8110.therrttriiitat"--. theii•-• Oen' ituttir' the .. Wieint'wriditf Vdmis`.
grows bulky and thickened. " sinted adelsed me. to -try Dr.
Fossil oysters have 'been rieen,,peno nine, -followed ht tidvio, and
W each waS'etiiiteeinchee thiceee. sew _ yewneeitereuut
Whence- they may oe gueseeelb Ite'VfOr the wen winner' -I sisn IJItAu A ne
than nine- hundred years -old. One or symptonts- of niy troubles have vanish-
wiringmon....egailauire produced for aed arid I enloy the very best of health.
single parent, and noi
ilisse be 1 kninietere Are hundreds of women
accounted for by the fact that man' is who. are drifting -into the same condi-
atot the only oyster -eating animal. The
starfish loves the oyster, and preys upon
It unceasingly. A variety of whelk 13
alsd very fond of tulle oysters, to get
whith it bores rutit 100%101 the shell
,
and sucks the fish ehrough the herlititnnit with mere syniptoixie; they 'go ristt to
Eon I was, and to ail, such- I -would
strongly urge the immediate use of Dr.
Williams' Pit* Pille."
Dr. Pink Mlle de not act
upon -this •boweitn they --40 not' tinker
made.• the root of the .1rOrthle In the blood.
That Is enby lher cure common *11
. Mints like rhetimailsin, noir:Ogle,
kkl-
"Come fellfrv.i. I -Went* $.04 71%." trouhlerliieadeiches Atio
Oils/31st in 'celebrating the event by text -Vittia'-dinfee,'Ind-',-0# speclal all
ing dinner with me," mints that aliliot $o many women and
4Why‘. what's happ.eneer treWinifAitils. Sold° bi *11 :Medicine
"My rival is deal' •' dealers or by Mall tOcS tt,to* or six
'"Itival? I thought you- Were married." boxes for from The pr„ wimaroe
bad- a r1vai ntv;. Medicine- te.t\,,, Rrookvm4 uot\
TSCIT
somas jd .10;nstigattkost 'littera
- ,
Purely Vegetable Tonic and treed
Purifier. Pride ggi) cents per Betel&
•alas toabtata is la poir
.• • aiftatisalf"Illbtowobe 1441w4,490141114***4roadtpottrotiali '
• POI,LATt, atisie7nor 1,410 carrion*
emoetairt most Oakes atietateetesi
rite ettricott 11144101n... Compitny
wOusigtoo $ee Witte e Toronto
sees • esees
/ •
» our cottein
itilkt *Mild marryi�irt toted tor
lick: I have alwey* considered
iter a sensible isert-of • he
MighL"
WI 1)WG FOlitGIVPit IILU..
Galtay, **nit 'MIA fife* to Pettit Setile-
-
.4)04 In Cone, H
The '01VoriMd ',giro }of Galley, .1he
notorious 'batik w,hcsis -,gigantic
robberies from tho Coribtoir dP.R.seettipte,
'and atileeeintentiftintiVIO $nethieiktneriele
ReistslIgiOrn.i YaChie OW4 etteh tt aenstie
Oh *siort- tetiliineitedoolkineisteitteries
pitarat'Paris, France; last week.
The poor wiguan, who 'until the very
last professed some affection for tier
'c
1fer
Mg, physical mill -tient
er.2.-father.,rdisowned:-..-her7.047.7
ot 1).er-husband's orioles, and fri3ina"„ e
latheriin-law, she recetred, an Offer. cf'
p'mJnn of, tiAa nto,nth ort COlc11110.11
that .6110 did not Oiitarg*Gaiii1Y,
:She itiee of general -tonere; eggras
ot't
before che expirett. she told .0. friend that
she WIllthiPY' tieStOses 'Galley, adding:
his letters Istiow a atnetre pent!.
Jerice." ' •
few dais before her death CaiJay
started for thepenal settlement at .New
COI -04100W -lie'Will roalw this vyage
chained.up In a large cage leak:Ilia other
convicts who are going by .the nio
ixaL.mlisitgligeitee-g-settLWie,
letter to his wife, imploring torgiVerioes
"Ood forgive -me." he wrotee-leir innetced
you aro, dying, and 'i°, what mill be-
come of our poorPchililren I 1 celltiet
think what made me act as I did, WV .1
seemed to be swept onward ilea whirl-
wind of folly. For eheelovefief heaven,
and for the sake of our little ones, say
you forgive me." '
Celia: "Dorn you Itztakv.ber? Whe's
she lives in the...erne. &mune with you."
belle: "Yes, but she* not in the same
circle."
Do Not Delay -Do not ,a co
- Id' or
cough fasten upon you *a it svill, if
• eeted. Dr, Thomas, Eeleetteo
will break pp a bold and Ou,re a
and sheula be resorted to at oncowli.
n t t It
rs symp oms appe . can
disguised. so that -any unpleinititra taste
• --w411-tio-imperceptiale
the delicate.- Try It and be convinced.
gm; PUICL, "C.DEAT fiCirt
glityt$10:it or COD LIVE**
111 the greatest teool
cutrrerfrw."7:111.1"r-e-,,,ttoriedIset
z
rrir,t.)"dfitt,r0"4Yer Alllanlat,OrM141)
• Mriny ittIfWeitno$
teen', prescribe lt In their .reguletr,
IO In in.prefer?..110 to all eters.. "
Dr. Woosoo Mitt VoTiont*• *
elsectitio 'avert oa I* *lotto
rtnwaittuito-ii* tita boot •th***,
Dr. Wormy" Osonichicaeldnanyet
itraerrolittileveltlineetaattat atS.0
nit e0,44. _ ,
Ace USttoriliski Systebasurkaftejwiee.
ot. Oa Owl niers nit*
a tka aiartirt: okr a r,
0:16W " ,
ye•vit 111* aCtrt4i p p or the Igok
pi* Worms* Oxyasionow ay
that nta,d, of lb* no II I,
.•-„S oatitialoa... AY ea
• .
pr T. iltryttik, anioiltaitioskt Uotailovr. Etcaii -
8**tlaiolv - -"Ucayali lee ectietic atm*
te lie le ipoiktlee;iya. ha. _chin ta seem -
eleotan's Ozeyealsiee lavylide cleetwl *ItAi
poynta_ptioi‘ aseotalk w avow disegkees et say
Rink L /MT* PrO004014, 11.49401111441. toit 1141210
ertta greet pl000aro to seism** Wilk oo,304,4
15 i*5y-pLtLen$I.-; tertieei *Or
adeptitien and the egiet with visas, Ib.
difietten is feeble *ad O. Irephatle enedlthow
• . •
It yeti need Cod Liver Oil, or are weak
sand run devil tete.OxenfOlstOri, At silt
drilalete,at anikelikteate*PlAidttaie-ii-
.„
,
NOV-
erteseless. He's gone, thougheedied this•ee •\ summer Panrrielees Vegetable Pills will •
nein fe' arms..." * -• N-TItACIC-OE-A4 • e with end overceme any illegulari- tootierstiOnlitak /OW SOWS* 40
re you the kind of .
n loseeta_t_id, hail" _ scientist/0u -
'81 nit . • - variation or,r temper ure may in IterMelliee,TUI lbetAust 1114itlIFT: -
tos-Ottaltiki-
ties of Woad ges Ye organs .w e
• thane° of diet, change ot residence, iar
"I've' had to."
"Well, you surprise me. Who was
he?" ••
"She -loved him before we were mar -
•sled, and she brought him to tho. house.
1-1-e.oeraplete.strangcr.
She -"The doctor said mast 'tee' -My
at' hand. and once their beneficial tic: minim shut. when in the cold air. '. tie
tion becomes known, no one wet se-*TPII yen the window al once." there b no dust on our. carpets."
you: Sho: "1 beg perdot, Istr,ladalar..ut
An interesting discovery has been
made by the well-known Heidelberg
scientist, Professor Klaatsch, who is now
siettlieSioanithr0PSitsitninitieeseatierlittena
iit, any time. But he's gone, and I'm
glad of 10'i •
"Well, well. If -you aro not the great-
est idiot -what was 'his Mime?"
And they went off together c.huckling.
• ADVICE TO marl -mils.
• If you hove a,baby or young children
In the home always keep a box of
”Babythro.,Ttdiletswon--„thoadikm:1-
wait.: until. tho one, is sick, for
'sometimes an hour's delay may pave
fatin. This medicine • Mires stomach
reales; muslin -diem
fevers and makes teething painless:1f
children are sick Baby's Own Tablets
make them well; andabetter still an .oe-,
easihninedosirwill_k‘• m well. The
.Tablets are good for childre
ages and aro guaranteed to contain no
'opiate- ore harneful - drug. • Mrs -Joseph
Ross, Hawthorne, Ont., says: -"I hare
used ilabes----Own Tablets oendefind
them just the thing to 'keep children
well." These Tablets are told by • •all
medicine dealers oryou can get them
by• mail at 25e a box by writing 'The
• • WilliamteeMeditine Cce, Proekville,
nt.
_
Why Oilcans Prove so Beneficial. • -
A medical specialist states that eight
tout of ten cases of headache-, dizziness,,
ierillotvicoMple-xion 414 varieus ailments
sPieatillets to ivatitele feie ib1thbeWeo,se
bolted have their origin in constipation.
Although the ailatent 13:: very -comities
amongst both sexes, woMen appear to
be the greater sufferers. Bileares .chre
constipation by stimulating the jiver
and regulating' the flow of bite, which
-is the natural purgative of the body..
MN. 8. E. larildwin, of 33 St. Paid
pf-31. Toronto. says: "I have talon U1.
esus for constipation and diiziness and
• Iound most satisfoctory results. Bilcans
do' tiot cause eny griping, and not only
cure christipation but also improve the
general hearili."
Airs- ite...Monagliane. ..reeent
'Ty peente thur-vega.ifitilyi‘atirckly-hi-ti-•
curwar way. Ife says: "For many
year I suffered from both constipation,
arid Ones." Airive ever triee is
to- be gomprared for benefloial resell, to
Means. They hate Made mo a different
man., and if any sufferer would like to
ase me pny question an their opera-
tion stal tiler value 1 .wilt be glad le
give all the infothaleon I ten." .
e •the result of exhaustive. IPsta
of Weans. This grea vegeta:Me rene.
edy. Is invaluable alio 'for sallowcom-
bflo ire,The-bitiodli
reps, grimier, sellow. elan, and Wised
fraperittes gerieraily... Bileans ttleo cure
tridigestione rtatimafism, ante=
min. female ailments and irregfilarli
Let 'a -on -down feetings," liver and kid-
ney complaint, headaehe. sleeplessness,
vnd areisme, pstpitatinit, etc. Al' -
druggists rind stores sell them at efic.
a bee, er obtainable post free from 'the
Mean Cob. Toronten uririn 'receipt , Of
THOUGH OF, HIS c111140.
Writing in the Reelner Zoituni, the
•profeesor isanselhateewlitte • exeminhier
some Au.stralestan natives arrested- or
killing a whilis men in Port Arthur he
found that one of the men had feet and
handa of exactly the same shape and
appearance ae those. of monkeys. The
natives, on hie enquiries, stated that in
the hitherto unexidored regions tetween
ihe Ilivers Daly and Victoria numerous
people have simiiar hands and feet, and
.otherwitio-bearria-stron ...ivrossembbra
lone monkeys. Tins Is, the first itirne
that these characteristics have been dis-
covered In a hutnen belie , •
. • aa • now $ at ng or to
region where these natlyes are to- be
ifound,an oilier to verify the - above
.-Thesdiswieryleas -aw
great interest in the German scientifle
testingaoreln,
favor of the Darwinian eery o
nlissing-fink. - - •A •
about. They should be always kep feet. and tell you how muc
without, them. There Is nothing nau- -
..atin .stenietee,ie„e• -liy4fuettePurliP810 Wmiw"Ilt;g14:1jf p„Irt this There is no medicine On the market
beat -
ro • -Corrsuriiptive.,yrup- ' g empeldn fro
"Scientists. are seeking to diScover a.. . ' the &yet...ern .ibe Irritating genus that
.,p a n ween, co or an spun re- "Do you --ever hueeany tiu `ittuaair passages.- it
ry
kl'.''
aiii&ndick:dry.,,the learned man. "Well," your women:s doe eohno w9 it etecide. to neglect your eintli T
'chuced theloker, "rye heard of a hue them elebates"-
the cheep experiment of -ridding your- e
Billausneea Iliirdens Life -The bilieue Is a simple remedy, eastly 'taken. aniite
04TizenT.noterincoeatresio1litynhsuttatesene4ezr,*,rti 1111111 is never a companionable man be once used it will- 'always be prized ES-
naln=, !hen your thiat's,t 1; ram mid tom , cause his ailment renders him- morose sever...ellen medicine.
rangdY 1, tree hose *pion. Take it in! !and gloomy. To4 complaint Is not SO .
thole
Beetle "Fath.er, what Is, an. etiniist 7"
Father;• 'Ho Is a man who thinli.s Ile is
srmlitql* 1,U1 h any one else." Mother:
slily dear. you are scarcely right. -rho
eaofist tho man who says that be is
smatter than any one elso-all men
nit --they are 1"
e all ot er corn pre vele=
fail, try Holloway's Coen Cure- " No 0- in
whatever, and sto Inconverdenciehr usi
m
dangerous• as it te, disagreeable. Yet ro Mr. Growl: "You are quite ignorer!
aeineeetrAniteriesiseensette elt-re-e-ate-Peee, naYat (Om" kireeisGrowlis "An
cure Permole-leii-VegetriblptsilLS. flv l'OMittlir%thatissi1Z1eittneirs"-6
regulating the li‘er aud obviiiting" the "1",esi ,they dealt ell think that the
effects of bile in the stomach they re.: time a boat Is tied Mat dock is the near
store men-10-theerfulaws end fult vigor that -the knot* areemadgeles
of action.
ligts4tAr w Wiceir's cyst* allays the pSin„,
11414 "QM your_wife-cook assgoad as oostre the Of oroptiono ood other eareeft,_,::
your mother used to, Harry e" Harry: war sottese thettioto-thwi
,
MEANT HIM.
. thinkidertivinloy,
"Anfi=danl, hut I never mention it. She
. ler___steaiskie
------
lWe maks the laraphstle Untoward test
W"The D 4 t" eiteothei reistorwill do more to
ier* nenialtia„ bane inch, lieibago can kindred
tamthles than any other plaster. eio. tins and $1
y
11. tatt. AU dingistei , - ,
TOLD IN CONFIDENCE.
His daughter -Papa. did , you know
Mamma tong befere you Married her?
fle.r Fallier-dust between you and,
mei mai deer, I don't --know ifir'iette •
"Women claim that jhe way to get on
with a men ie to yiver Min plenty of
nicely -waked road.' -"Well," answered
Mr.. Side's Barker', irritably, "why don't
some. of Mem try -itr
- AN ATTACHMENT. ' A •
Ah- very amiable -arid modeit- wider-
- lady lived in a. certain county.
Soon after her husband- had paid the
T -Terrible P�sftf&1OiaMan1fetdin
a rroiten
• For six heines o cheesemonger Tanned
etatthias Eibrand (oughtfor his life be-
tween Seeweller and Seeg, in Bavaria,
the °thee Wahl •
illimitio' libottr • 4.
o'clock-eiii the afternoon, when he was
overtaken by a blinding shoWstoiarn
• Ile lost ihis wayetind"ettriyeelentillseeper-
-tinily frozen lake of Seeg. T he ice bible
beneath hire, and he sank Into the
.water, Ile tried to regain his footing„
but, the "fee repeatedly' broke. in the
darkness he tat his bearings, and in.
stead -of making `for the share got out
toward the eniddie of the lake:. For over
two hours he swam cind'crawled
and at last reached a smell, 'Mow-
toveked island. •
In the meantime his cries:- had ati
• tracteelisthe attention offtPaStar* ssiessie.
hinnres'eteeier bk.- -A seer& party-
•nelic organized, but, it was three hours
before they Were able to locate the
whet -eateries -le -of Etbrand.
Even then they Weed unable to reach
MM. Plank.s were placed on the IN,
and1110- half -frozen man deogged
sell along them. Four times he fell into
the water, and Was obliged to swim and.
light his way through the breaking lee.
When he:reached shore bet was' halt
• rad' end his clothes- Vter0 frozen to
him.
Eibrend stated- that 11 wan only by
tieriating QLtj little gift, who woulki.
havti. been left 011" orphan by las death,
that hei wet tibteeteektapi himself
Mrli-Goirdilling-"Ilow dote.) yhur sister
•like the engagemeett. ring I gave her,
flobby?''. tier Young 'Brother --"Well.
It's a 'little too small; she has an awful
'bard tirne'•getting It off'svlien. the other
CHEAP CREMATION.
-at Stuttgart, Ocr.
Inane, deisatimiled etth the bireepricea
▪ hl h even the very poorest of life-papue
esiilig-ei in pay for tuncsraN,,,
tiatseirsolived tei buitit e.t.a), crematorium,
fittifka OITICr emattfeti to the poor al
tonne Wow !hoer! witieh €17141 trojer:
• undeviatert tiaarge, ,Wirar1me41.i
thif.ws hittoril tor Meal sill grav'e
in,'S.tultgoirt tiove been el,gl.:1,y.fliv•niarlig
it IN proposal fo- dy,prila,4 Mot p9br •
' Nitittnrtit?-tniitty-filaiiesriv
to tozb.:41,0,,sa esqienb-cs.
,
rm td t hAVe '1,41: 4451
pt)yslian. win t'.?es
ti.trgg. an fuluesq,on. "Dttinli
That "rratedy to. pettzriber
Tiiel-part tit it -19itt 'eirOte
r ttebrik et the Le.
6,44,11itergie
•,
vkti
ooDtfs
KIDNEY
PI LLS -A
A 1,
kTro-Y
fill.Hrtjmfr„.0
e
-F-011-41rAlig.7
Zam-ftok - Healed . -Them !aside Two
Week. -
Have )flu tem° eruption, or sore, or
ulcer, or wound, on any part of your
heidY ninth' lities-Itiftieetieleitused lo doge;
ho matter.now treated? ' If so, that is a
eases, for bunelituk, Me Meat herbal
balm. -The herbal saps and essences in
ihrter-130fiseareoesellel lhatethey:ioan
heal the worst cases of chronic sores,
ulcers, blood poison and skin diseases.
Mrs. W.- If. -Taylor, of North Bay,
Ont, says: "I had n scaly epot as big
as a ten -cent piece on my face for four
ears, end and every. nieilit I applied , mid
cream, or some ninth/lent. or other.„but it
would always be there. 1 recently ap-
plied Zorn-Buk, tend " iiii about ra week's.
urne . this spot had 'disappeared -com-
pletely:
Mn. 15 iiIii illiedderes reteSise'itreitriefir
•iiati St., Hamilton, says: "My little,girl
had a rintiliftg Sore on her leg which de-
fied Ali treatment. 1. applied Zatn-Buke
and in al3out a iweekli -time the wound
was clescii," ' io „ ,
Mr. J. FL Hamilton. of Thorsibury,
eitys: "The first Zola -Bilk I.obtained Was
fen. ci friend' who had en obstinate sorci
on her temple, It hortbeen treated once
-or twice ley a doctor, end would heel -up
for a. short limey WV seined tercel eitu.
again. Zam-Buk healed it permanently.
:',...orii-Bult ig a mire cora/foe nit skin
drseases and iniuriee.," such es ruts,
burns, bruises, eczema, psoriasis, ulcers.
scalp; adres,:-eold , seires.-thapped . hands,.
itch,pas es. fetter. face sores, etc. it is
tte' 4 asnequalled embrocation, arid
41
rubbed well on to poets affeeted %lees
rhetimaleilti, sciatica, rienralgia, olds on.
chest, CC. Ail druggists end istU'res sell
at Vac. ei,..bOx, tir may -be eiViaineil post
free from VemlBult Co.. TOronto, upon
•
UTON10131USS • AND DUST.
"Judi ccinpknnt htis -been heard in
France during -Me past sumnier on ac. -
Mita -of Ltie exeeseive dustinriss or the
ollierwIr4 admirable roads. -This is 'ae-
cribed Mainly to the inereasing ifse .61
automobiles. it is aiS, crier.' that. !routes
end cliateau:t with :beautiful grounds
in47-trirldititakla-.brell':rerldetr&"Vtik-'
' ally Alpintiatileh:e by ths clouds Of
dust roiled by pliesingautomobiles, and
'Ian! het'. been eeriously
ie parer
Oqr tkeni, It60114 te.
that ILe-reinetly is• nOt to beaought
toy-thangoi Itt the e!ruture at'
ti speed. of IttitOinebiLes. Mit through
,ireattnent of ;Uie' 'torid**yii ks-id-
t to
koop 06-74 no 4145t.' ibe•
15 *tirorig1y tstmotrgoodet;,' the uto
petrt1"rni Aet,
04unle: 0 its .grfit hat in EUCOpL
orrery .---ttilTraiilitiLainual
with .yeihS
• Jaeke Why r .
Bess: 111 heard her remark yesterday
that homeliness in a man 15. not welly a
drawback, Intt it signof cheracter:*
elf&tiferr-afe-Wriiii-rOfifid-W-na; hi brolher,
an process was served" --.c'inier----TY"Witr-reeeiVir*---4-
-GWorrateruitnater„, chit: _upowitir_
,
IMIII1TEIV110117111111/I41110119111'
---rso-sueeition--abont---that-4--ant
-why-
inconvenience of looking -Mu tip,
uudthertof baringhiepreeeription
511.d, -when yen can step into an
drug store In Canada and.cbtalra
et- "Ole, 'et '811.11411-Se=allel.
tor
Why pay two to the &gars
When twentyadire cent
bottle of SWUM will cure you
•
' apPened to be ett widower- ot
middle age.• •
First I.awyer: "Why do yo• u charge She was much alarmed, and, meeting
itteat prette snidow such -enormous bins with a female friend, she exclaimed,
far consultation r Sworid Lawyer ; With: agitation :-
-"Because 1 wan1 iterto-marryeerie, ant is"WlifiritOsymrtnet•-The sheriffeba
I'm trying to convince her •llat it will been after xne
to cheaper to do so I" " "Well," said ithe considerate lady, with',
peril coolness, "he is a very fine
Guaswortingswoon- "But ki-iir'aX-VelitiSeenrintakeltmenterat
"For rats 1 have been
troubled 'with PAWL Attila**
1 would have to lio down An*
rowan eorfoide (inlet jet
hours. naelitt&waww01ss
•then tbi 'tut Itriad tooiy
modicines bet, cot no
bettee ell 1 used lient-itold,
and We eared ine porgy»
nen y. 'Mats to Uses -
sac iscw icee here
Or Piliiiesress-
11. 0!mcSor,t." Aeibitant Poet
Mester, Oreettwood, Oat«
Ase At Me. Itteer Trellea41t
the IMAM Guaranteed lliiMare, AU d
.111-00f or Zia Witiosi-Suit Ono 14*1154,
Iliasate Fells. Ont. • •
eine," replied the widow-. Men, I have long suspected that, he
, was ratached to you, my dear." •
"Bat you don't understand. lie says 1
must go to court."
"Oh, that's quite ono -thee anis. my
• hit& Don't you go' so far as that; it is
ens plate to come and court you."
14)tar- -Vbinfulic,.---yOt tritiVigetat
dealer& such a little fellow is remarked
'Uncle: John to lies nephew. "1 s'pect 1
MIA SO little AS 1 looks from. the outs
Sider was the trigeniourt expiltanatiOn
that Tommy made. •
as lady?
t do .as httidreap of
tmsitd f--,Cau4is/a_...• lava
done for tba_past' thirty-four
ears: 1st SHILOH beyour
tor whirtaver a Cough or Gild
* Tifil m will cure, you, aka an
beak up** statement
With a re guarantee. '-
next time you bare a
Colh or: -Cold emelt with