Exeter Times, 1900-8-23, Page 3RD!TW?JAL 4'0 7E3.
For several reasene careful attention
should be given to the article entitled
"The Japanese View of the Situation,"
which is contributed by "1 etipaneee
Dilaiornat" to the August number .of
the North American Iteview. In the
Nest place, Japan has taken pleading
pare in The capture of Tientsin, and
Le furnishing a larger contingent to.
the expedition againt Pekin than is
arty other treaty Power. To the sacri-
fices thus made by her will rightfully
be proportioned the part taken by
Japan, in the solution of. .the problems
which will present themselves after
the relief of the legations has iieeti
accomplished, Having accepted and
even ,solicited the elikado's generous
and
probably decisive cooperation, the
Western Powers cannot, with any
Allow of decency, refuge to litre a largo IV
measure of influence in the future s
regulation of Chinese affairs. It is
therefore, important to learez what fi
Japans attitude will be, and, for that tt
reason, we have noted with interest
the views expressed by "k Japanese a'
Diplomat," srh:i must know the drift to
Of public. opinion in his country, and do
should Haus lie able to forecast they ° ft
iuteaetione of Nis (leverumeet, Jap:en 1 est
la opposed to any further uzutil;ation
et Vhanse a territorial integrity, an a
+hilts exaet,:izig reparation for past i:n.. tli
yuaaee ana'egareetees against a re> fa'
petition of each e i saga, desires net
neaken but to strengthen the sa>= St
Keine authority in the Middle Bang- era
dem ec, as to quaality- it better Per the at'
maintenance of internal peace and fur
order teed the enfor•eetuetu of treaty lab
btigetions. out
HINTS FOR
THE FARMER,.
CANNING FACTO
One or the great needs
mer in many sections is t
meat of facteriee for pre:
frust and vegetables by c
serving and ezap^arating,
these furnish a sure a
steady n rket for the su
but they can tape and wo
that would not be suitable
market. It is not alsvay
that ;s most readily mar
the market is distant, fruit and many
kinds of vegetables must be t
hared.
U'a
efo re they have reaohett
aim for' eating, and the rip
ng transportation, or wbil
ale does got Thing Dart the
or that conies from ripen;
eld with the rays of the
of the far
he establish
ervlag their
anniag, pre,
Nott only do
nd usually
rplus Drops,
rk up mutat
to send to
s the best
ketable. If
musttheir best
ening dux
-
e awaiting
flav-
ng in the
sura upon
Then there are the grades known
e seconds, that are almost tao good
throw away, yet this had better be
ne than to niix them aznong the
rets, aid in a season of plenty they
freely pay for transportation, if
eked by themselves. Yet at a nearby
etory they might be worked up to
profit of both grower and thane-
cturer fn one forth or another.
fn conte sections of the .'Northern
ares the panning factories, by ooa-
eti.ng with farmers near them to
ow certain crops for them, have
niched employment for land and
or that would have been idle with-.
them, and ,have paid fairly reanun*
tiee prices for what they wanted,
1 the fanners, knowing they had
re market nearby, have been re-
d from the necessity of going
e to sell their Izreducts, with no
Witty of realizing fair pay for
r labor. The corn yenning face
es of Aldine and the tomato can -
'es of Maeeacbusetts are notable
antes, while in the blueberry re-
s there are thousandsa whe earn
money or at least receive more
ay for gatiteriilg the wild fruit
ug the few weeks it is fit to pick
they see In all the rest of the
The cuerse Cur
lby
p era
her late war with�Clina eho s that a e,
the programme time aiutlined by "at. licca
J.'ipanese Iliplereaatr' had their; already teal
been adopted by the Tokio :authorities, cert
No one doubts that, after the capture ilial
al Port, ,Arthur ;and Weihaiuei, the tori
keys of the (iatlf of Peritili, the ,lap- race^I
eruese could have taken Pekin, and this Inst
they would have done, lead they wished gion
to undertake the stupendous task of auo�r
substitutiog' a Jape:wee fora Alan. anon
rhu dynasty in China. The Jupaanese, dur;
however, were too well acquainted than
with Chinese history to underrate the yeas.
difficultly of euelt, au enterprizse, They \l i
knew that success, while, perhaps, , torie
attainable, would Involve an outpour
of Wood and treasure for masa da of
and that ,the resuureea of Japan, ate tg
yet nutlevclo ted, might bo trained ' in a
reverety in t ze process. tizeint
Consequent-
ly, the Tokio C'vnnerlucnd
the advance against Peri ,a checked
ed a .Williognees to kin, and the fare"
of the,1anelttt dynasty, whose prestige
would not, be (seriously shaken so long
es the oda of Chine proper remained
virtually intact. Thea pecuniary in-
, demnity which they exacted was, aa
the event (showed, a bagatelle com-
pared with China'., borrowing capabili-
tics, whiles the
at bas been done by these face
s might be done by many others
her sections. 'There Is but little
er of the busines:+ being overdone
few years at least. We well re -
ter ss•Ia0n not a grocery blare bad
canned ]fruit$ and ,vegetables unlcane
some venturesome one engaged a wo-
man whom they thought skillful nt
the business to put up n fear jars,
and that was more frequently in the
form of jam, preserve or marmalade,
where the flavor of the fruit soarce-
Iy was enough. to give a taste to the
Now the shelves of the grocer
lying as a1. does outaiUng Peninsula, j sugar.
nail, could be coded without inflicting
nay wound upon Chinese national
pride.
much Chlneso, moreover, have too as when
when tspri so not to recognize that,
teewh defeated people play a game of war, now tin
It was withone must pray the piper.
dons.
that the y different feelings prates
the murder of levo w Germany putii,;ta or the
tries b " German mission-'
nrofy the arbitrary seizure of the on one
BayIliaocltou and the demand for The fa
a "lease" of a considerable section of
the Province of Shantung, and am
he
,, endeared to Chinese especially est the
birth lace sentiment as thea
p el Canfuciaas. Germany,: al of th
t~ Iiigh-handed, aot being followed by pet swill
RoTalienwan, zts seizure of Port Arthur and feral th
of pen an, by England's occupation courage
sive movement on d t ao similar aggre�
o'n e sonthcvest h part owls easy It is
pot. Irontiex, it was easy capital s
'Chinese agitators to convince the a place
conetwise population that their conn_
try was in danger of wholesale dis- money,
membeeuent, ami thus to convert to erect
what seemed at first an insignificant
disturbance into a it shall
lion. Just such a coda arc robs- it shall'
heavai would have occurred all ovand er the they
China five years a•goe but for th`e err- hair they
p' titch and moderaticn evinced usually t
by the Jopa;nese in, the terms of peace and man
accepted by them at Shimonoseki, by
What the Japanese hes
do them, the p Fere willing to own hes
now,oafter tee will be willing to do rarest of
lie foreign legationns shall one" le
((lave been rescued through the oceu-
pwtion of Pekin.. Once more they will who are
try to "save ther.fac0e" of the :Manchu As the
dynasty, believing it the best attain-
ble instrument far. the,. restoration. of theirs adva
in
+ der. It is, in truth, the only
rument at hand. Let that in" cry and co
'toter' and Ohina will undergo
be re- prodttict a
' renin period the g violent
a
tntegr�aLtion to wbichesheahasrbeen ouid cant
fate la 'subjected; she will be split sorts, or m
number of separate laing-
o,r principalities, which, after malate, o
ire or less brief term af,iu�depend- might see
enice, and intestine wee, will be again baps' be a
consolidated into a single unified -Pen, whlicb con
pire. Takc u.ereast that could be a.c-
aormgtishecl under the "sphere of in- thingst
fluence plan would be far a parte,
euler foreign peeler tot take under its CLEAN TH
pErotection the ruler of a particular
•
coastwise province and .help him to There an
make heed against bis neighboes..No in having
commea tial privileges could be assur- roadside
eel beyond the bo',t:nde of the we art and lxuslies
In question, and the province' 55 artists often Profess come of a seats of interprovincial
tial
ibeetility Would be that bat �iit is n
• rowers would sooner or later be exam, through their relations .to .to the eyes t
elate proteges, into war, with one an- ;stn 5150 ass
other. This `"A Japanese. 'Diplomat" ty is.not a
foresees, and that- _ ie why, whfie de- farmer wont
mending .tda�a t` due . ameeds shall be
made for tee treatment of the foreign in which the
legations, and that guarantees for emai:ically s
better protection hereafter ,,s.hra11 be they curved
given, " ,he pXratests against any fur- All have leo
titer mutilation of China's national
,dpmain and against any measures cal- every hl. fair
eulatecd: to damage irreparably the every one t
prestige of the Manebu rulers in the buildings in
eyes of 'their Ghirtese su.bjecte.
every .one ca
re covered with tin taxes, glass ,tars,
tumblers of all sorts end sizes, and.
some of, the fruits and vegetables in
these packages are almost,a as good
first gathered. The trade
creases fsaeter than the su
Scarcely a season but
are marked up before the
coming in of new supplies;
product alone, but on ma
rmers, gardeners, orchar
all fruit growers should in
salves ;in this. The withdr
is surplus from the open .m
tend to keep prices ,more
rough the season, and yet
the production of more.
not necessary to wait f
even
»ply
that
close
not
ny.
dints
ter-
aw-
ay-
en-
or a
t to come along seeking for
and a business to invest his
or for a "protnoter" to offer
a building and furnish mac
at a price about double what
ld be. This has been done in
se factories and creameries,
have not been as profitable
o the farmers as those built
aged on the co-operative plan,
each one .in working for his
t interest works for the in
all. " One for all and all for
a good motto for any people
united for any purpose.
creameries and cheese fac-
many cases have found it for
.stage to have the machin-
nvenienes for making. either
s they See fit, or as the de-
s for, so also a factory that.
goods of any 01 the various
ake jam, preserves or mar -
r could evaporate fruits as
m most desirable, would per -
better Investment than. one
ld do only One of these
ROADS,1
a, SIDES OP THE ay be a picturesque beauty
the of all sorts, even
e -down buildings end ruins
ot a beauty that appeals
ert that- the line of beau -
straight line," but what
rows of plants are math-
traight tba.,n one in which
like the course of a snake..
t the ability to plow a
row invariably, nor has
he capital to put their
good repair, but almost
n eine time to catt down
bushes and weeds alone the road and
perhaps to seed them to grass. A day
In a year would elean up a long
stretch of road, and the time so spent
would soon he saved by checking the
supply of weed seed on the farm, e d-
jeluinge Some of the bushes may be
large enough to cut ep for summer
wood, and some of the weeds may be
fed to tbe bogs if eat before the seeds
are formed, or they may be piled up
and rotted, or :all the trashes and
weeds tray be dried and burned on
the ground, but the main point is
put them were they will, not cu...
her the grolxnd any longer, or be a
eyesore to passersby,
SOIJ4 G S "STE3f,
The soiling system. possesses much
intrinsic merit and deserves to be fa
more extensively used than it is, even
on breeding farms, not to the excite.
skin Qr even limitation. of pastures,
pent in aid of, as a reizatorcemen.t and
support during the dry season et sum-
mer and fall; bat no breeder of fine
cattle, espeoially no breeder of Jer-
sey cattle, who desires to maintain
his herd in health and vigor. can ret-,
soneble expect to do so, it be ;ate
tempts to dispense with pastures, keep
his calve tied up all the time, or at'
greater part of the Hum. No improve
ed breed of cattle ever was bred or
reared in a liot-house, and the there;
is fer distant when gave can diepense
with these great natural teeters of
health. Straight, fresh air, easy ex.,
ereiset geed grass. The pasture is des.
tined to continuo for generations yet
to Bowe, as it has been in all the
generations gone by�-the mainstay,
the foundation of cattle breeding.
TttlNO Qt3ITe NEW
log
CEYLON et LEEN 'c'r a
Sono Ivor axe Japan, only more dclicioue
MS START IN LIVE,
to Keen Playgirls.; away is the *drive or
m, mai see *. Xq,ar a utilamater.
The point is'� said a man wiato is
worth a million or more, "" that ane
t matter how black things may look, a
pian wants to keep plugging away; be
doesn't w T
tart t 1'e
o i
down. y
n. '�
�o
matter
r how little be Ipay get for his `work
that little is better than uotliing,and
One thing leads, to another. If you are
around. among people, whet@ things
are bappeninR, why, yore ase ja eti as
likely to be struck by lightning a
anybody else. .As a matter of fact 1
got any own real start In life out 0f
the poorest job I ever had, as far as
pay was concerned, which i had tak-
e on rather than sit etill and de troth-
; pug«
I wa hout of work. tngs had ermed was youngster
then of 20. I walked to town, and
went into offices, and stopped where l;
saw work going on in tbe street and
asked for eemetbing to do, and Zane
severed the advertisetnente in the
newspapers;: and :finally: the ;rest thing
I could do, apparently, as zs to take
this jolt 'without any actual pay, tits
inducement being, board, with a pros-
petit of adraneernent. The job was bark..
log for a steamboat at a seaside sum-
mer r'$eort, end the prospect of ad
vaneement WAS to tete One of (leek,
ART Or RRR .THING PROPERLY.
Pet 1'eona'tO iMtie'rsis taea she Phiterephiy1
or rtR.xtatra,ttaaa,
"It may seem strange enough," a said 9 a
a doctor the other day, "but really ao
over 00 per cent. of the population doll
not know buss* to breathe, Nature a
ktudly' enough adapts herself to ink., I
perfect methods at respiration, as she a
adapts herself to the unnatural quell- o
ties of tea, coffee, or alcohol a roan ei
Mode his system with during his a
lifetime, but all the same she does not a
approve, \V1*y, ono of the first things
an actor or eieger bas to do is to be- ,. era
gin to learn how to breathe bofbre Pr
they can learu bow to produce the ha
voice properly. The first point is to w
fd1l the lungs. Very taw people take at
the trouble to do that. sts a rule, they au
di ,tend them until the Iungs aro about 1 La
three-quarters full and then they
stop, leaving the bass of the lungs all
Unemployed, and naturally ready for any
any mischief, like auost idle things or ` era
persons
the
" If people would only take the trout.tba to breathe properly consumption 1 bait
would no longer be heard of. Why is et
exercise so beneficial S Simply .bueauate blu running, rowing or cycling people 1 day
are obliged to fill their lungs to their all
utmost capacity to bre .the—in short, ' any
as nature meant them to breathe. I man
have frequently recommended" those show
whose business will not pevnnit of any elab
outdoor exercise to practice) breathing • ed--
for tan hour tie th'e morning and at
night; exercise is not a necessity onl t
breathing properly is. How to go pe
p
about it: Watch an infant lying peop
y g on anon
its back if you want) to see breathing was
done as it ought to be; or if you have boat
got out of the habit of proper respire of th
ation, one of the first points to re-
mennber in learning to breathe is to and
keep your shoulders down; they are girt
inclined to go up long before the lungs goin
are filled. Another $ moth
part is to get:Con- befog
trol over your lungs; fill them: slowly,
lying on ydur back if possible and W
feelnne them fait.. a.,,... .. ter a
hand en the baa*. Nat a very pr
ble Joh, but I took it, I lied
t a point all ney life to keep a, -d
nd I thoragbt I better do thio
thl tg.
"And ;#t wasn't a bad job, by
Carts, as ,far �a simple comfort w
got enough to eat and good
and it was Healthy, celibate work,
ass'. 1 had goad lungs and it wa
nab to nae ro at.tud on the wharf
lout the name of the boat, and
bout the round she made, and.
ttructions; but it was clear to
tem the start 1; wasn't guiug to
emoted to deeltbaand. The de
ncls were all husky young fello
o liked their work. and they
utak right at it through the seas
d I stayed on the wharf; and
r es I. coned sea
RIGHT UP TO VIE LAST BAY,
I was ,going to get out of it s
board, plus the benefit of my ge
1 health 0f these months spent
open air; and then on the last d
at the boat ran this little the
paned that set me up in life.
It was in September, a wind
eery sort of day, not math of
to go sailing in, and pretty mut
the folks brad gone trout aur plat
way, and so thero were not s
y people to go, and they didn
e tbe gangplank out with just th
orate care they commonly display
they just ran the end of it u
he stringpiece, because it woul
stay there a miuute, for the to
le that were going, and that wa
gh. But with that wind they
a little bit of a sea on there, the
rolled a little, and pulled the end
e .gangplank off the stringpiece
dropped into the water a little
about 8 or 10 years old that was
g aboard with her father and,
er enst for one last sail around
e they went away.
°lite
Made
oing,
thea
any
entI
food.
:and
and
tell
its
sue
get
eek-
ws
alt
ou
as
was
n.
in
ay.
n8
y,
u
h.
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p
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sv
8
e
at will --sometimes quickly, sometimes and
slowly. 'Unless tbe mind has control thing
of the muscles, which distend and and
empty (he lungs, tlaen it is no use watia
trying to breathe An hour's practice „r, th
daily will do you more good than all ae
the gymnasiums in the world. Yet, been t
breathing is undoubtedly a lost era but d
and if we are to remain a healthy na- a feet
looked
Lion, it meet be recovered."
toirl
THE ART OE BED -MAKING. him tv
Before 'making up the beds see to which, of course I do. And for a fact,
el], TiO3r, I jumped into the Wa–
nd held the little girl up till some
could reach down frora the wharf
get her. Really it wasn't any -
to do; I was a good swimmer,
strong bealthy chap, and it
t anytelng more for me to pick
at little girl than it would have
o pick up a bundle in the street;
o you know, the child's parents
at it differently ? They did, for
; they thought it was a tine
for me to do, and cif course the
an wants me to come and see
hen I come back tor the city,
it that the rooras have been aired. Ou the re
a clear, sunshiny day open the win- story b
dows before breakfast and strip the Pal's"'
bed, banging the clothing over chairs and yo
near the windows. that I
Allow the rooms to air for a couple for him
of hours and shake the bed clothin started
st was like what you read in
ooks and in stories in the news -
He was a good man, for sure;
U can bet your bottom dollar
did the very best I knew how
; and that was theavay I got
free of dust. It the day is rainy 'do
not open the beds while the room is
airing. They will gather moisture if
you do, on a damp day han.g the
bedding, to air in the rooms with t
windows closed, make up tee beds am
air tee rooms again after tile be(
The mostemportant part of bedroak
bag is to get the sheets proper y ad
jested. Wrinkles in a sheet are an
abomination. Tile bottom sheet
should be tucked in securely at the top
so that it cannot be jerked down by
the restlessness of the sleeper.
The top sheet should be tucked in
tightly at the bottom so that it can-
not easily be drawn out of place. -
It should be laid with th • e ern
at the top and the rough side .of the
hem turned uppermost, so that when
it is folded_ back over the coverlet tile
right side will b ex o
" Now, there was what you call a
chance, an opportunity ; but I never
would have got that cbance if thadn't
been amend where sornethi
he ing, would I? That's the point, you
rig was do -
is something: Don't go off In the woods
apd lie down where there won't any-
_ body see you, but keep in the swirn I"
Don't you know better than to tac-
kle a man for a dime when he is talk-
ing to ladies ? said the citizen on the
street corner, fuhnbling in his pocket,
and finding nothing less than a quar-
ter; which be reluctantly banded out.
Kebby yotr understand my business
15etter'n I do, an' rriebby you don't,
keting the eoin and moving on with
his greasy old het at a pronounced
angle en the side of bis head. .
TO BEAUTIFY TEE HANDS
To increase the strength, symme-
try and incidentally the beauty of the
band, devote 10 minutes before you go
to bed to muscle bending and
en cbening, Extend betb arms at
right angles to the body, the back of
the hands turned upward. In this
position the hand ie to be bent up-
ward, downward and sideways, With
fingers first together and then ex-
iled and witeetzt Cnoving the arm.
bend the heads upward from the wrist
as far as passible, then black to the
originrel position, then downward as
far as passible. For the sideways
et*euzent tend aiiternately toward'
tbe b teurob
side and tbe e
h little finger
side. Continue this swinging of the
hand upward, downward and sideways
for some minutes.
hand rotation next follows,
this the armsare held as for tbe bend
ixag and stretching exercise. With
nveu and constant movement the hand
eprfortee all the previous motions
I at is, front the bending position up-
st'd into the bending position side -
'aye, downward, sideways in the op -
gusate direction and so on, First the
fiagees aro held together and then
xecrated.
Finger banding end stretching come
xt• With are extended the tin-
s are slowly but vigourous.Iy bent
ugh to form a fist ata are then
petted forcibly.
For finger spreading hold the tills of
the fingers apart with arras extend.
aid as before and perfectly straight.
After the spread the extended fingers
are brought together again or are
tightly clenched, this latter action in-
creasing the efleot of the exercise.
l och the muscles of the hind and
of the .forearm are exereieed by these
movements, and after due time it
a, a it nee notzceaehle gain in cul}tale.
:wrist, contour of arm and
bepeliness of the laid there is on;�
sou for it—you uro loo1c1z g .for
lee a little too soon.
GOOD WINOS TO LEARN.
better than medicine.
Learn, to attend etrietly o your ow
husineas. Very important point.
Learn how to tell a 0047. A well -
told story is as welcome as a. sunbeam
eh* room,
rtt to stop ereeking if you ean-
e any good in this world, keep
be bad to yourself.
Learn to keep your own troublee to
oureelf. The world is too buey to care
•
Learn to greet your frtends with .
tnile. They carry too many frowns in
heir own hearts to be bothered with
any of yours.
Learn to hide your acbee and pains
under a pleasant smile. No one cares
whether you have the edrache. head-
ache or rheumatism.
DISEASE
Is the deadliest and most
painful malady to which
Kidney Pills will cure any
cane of Bright's Disease.
They have never failed in
one single case. They are
the only remedy that ever
eas cured it, and they are
the only remedy that can.
There are imitations of
Dodd's Kidney Pills—pill,
box and name—but imita-
tions are dangerous. The
original and only genuine
curefor Bright's Dile/tie is
DODD'S
IKIDNIDEIL(L
Dodd's Kidney Pills are
fifty cents a box at all
SURE HE WAS atIGHT.
A aboat tiane ago, at ,s school in
the north of England, during a les-
sen on the aninaal kingdora, the teach -
ex put the following question.
Can arty boy name to me an animal
of the order hadentata; that is, a
toot,hless entreat'?
A boy whose face beamed with
pleaeufre at the proepect of a good
meek replied:
I cell.
Well, what is the entreat?
My grandmother, replied the
in great glee.
VENTS
AY COI'l? . AND. 00, ba
high £baudsrrl q1
wave remain in
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CHOLERA-INFAJ
mosteetatdeetn r,li
hop weigher,
DR. HAMMONO_H, LLS
ENGLISH
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Verse "Love coveretit multitude at
"Make eeeurattee doubly sure."
"Make eesurance cioubbe sure." 'Mae-
"fieuediet the merried man" should
"Benediek the married man.'
*Much Ado A.heut Nothiug."
"Falleth as the gentle dew."—"Drop-
petit as the gentle rata." "Merchant
"The tongue is au unruly member.
—"But the tongue can no men tem
13 an Unrely evil." Jentes Hie 8,
Perhaps the commoneet of all
1043 in the Eaglielt lauguege
"to the manor born," f
rm. "to the manner bora.
evert the ((speaker •.v
will fled (some quotations in the
hem
then
don-
reby
"A ma.. ocureineed against hie wEl
;11 held the .eexne opinion stela" ae
' hat complies against bin will let
Own opinion MK" au(ilIN
Part 111. Butler also
vs au of intelligenee,
AVENUE HO
Xt. arid Mre..lieeee hereby wieb to
'ahem W110 40 kindly 35513t,
beruing of their house last
ovsk PIPIT Aim
soorolso nu? flu be*
2401r obildroo. toothier,. eLewea
lint which have bit
ceueed elm to etumbie. The
otatione come. first in this list.
intelligence and did not Write 1130/3 -
given notice that Pope Was a ma
Criticiatn." Miaguoters aro he
germs thing." Pepe, "Essay
"—"A little learning is a
UMBRELLAS IN LONDON,
Ten xrellion dollars eanually is ex-
pended Londoe for um/welt:is. The
people there are aceustomeil to earry
them in all sorts of weather.
The Power of ElOotrieity.
netrate to the naosi remote nerve—
every bone, tubsele and ligament is
Made to feel its beneficent powers.
Nue:Ulna is a wonderful remedy,
pleasant to even tbe youngest child,
yet so powerfully far reaching in its
work that the most agonizing inter.
nal pain yields us if by magic.
MAKING HIM Ilaieletne
Zack—I would do anything for you
darling.
Jess—Would. you?
Tack—Indeed I would.
jess—All right Ge and raake love to
that Allbriglet girl and then Iet
out her out.
SEVEN YEARS.
Of suffering relieved in as many days.
Conti cause in the aggregate as much
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the magic solvent power of Putnam's
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TIMELY WARNING.
Tommy. Can you swine Mr. Soft -
Mr. Softertap. No, Tommy; I'm sor-
ry to say, I can't swim.
Tommy. Then you had better learn.
I heard Clara say that she was go -
ling to throw you overboard.
How's This ?
We offer One Hundred Doll -are Revrard for
any Oase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
We, the undersigned, have known F. .7,
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perfectly honorable in all holiness transaoh
ton.. and financially. able to carry out any obli•
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Sold by all drugig sta. Testimonials free.
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J.
that is
delight
cad lad
ter.
ARELESS COMPLIMENTS.
Sa you told Mrs. Cunningham
he looked as young as her
cr. I suppose that caught the
es—but it lost me the +laugh -
AU the girls were In white mull,
and tom wbite duck.
Wasn't there any color about the
eddiug ant
Yea. tbe grown had red hair.
OA LvERrs
oath," flielnfeotionte. IFFilalaa. 01
meet. Tooth Powdorok *tee beer b
Awarded 100 meitals and date:eases tor saps
gallows. Their regular me promo base
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isista tree an apple:Mani.
ea eatery beat send Mar WO 10 al.
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liontreaL Toronto, Ottawa, Quebet.
tauerrietud Works. orders mob • prompt MUNN
ran and
instruments, Drum. Uniforms. Rte.
Every Town can have a Band
Lowest pricer ever quoted. Pine estalaroo iilep
trationt mailed free. Write us for anything- is
Moak) or Musical Instrumonts.
Whaley Royce & Torovarpt.4.**4
MiLLS, MILLS & NM"
sAniaterr, etc.
Emoted 5021,4c/3y Belknap,
Richmond et. W., Toronto.
POULTRY, BUTTER, ECCII, APPLES.
mitt otter PRODTTOX, to euntre beat remits eons Igo ..
The Dawson Commission Co., Liatitsdi
sw.neet-mareet&Ooliteme Tomato,
LA
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IltrAtIOVIIDWCOVMetifitthr
The All -Canada Show I
AUG. 27th tO SEPT. 8th.
1900
Exposition and
Greatest Industrial Fair
The
All the Latest No—velties. Marty direge
from Europe.
The Marvellous Resourcee of,oizr own
Country 'Thoroughly Exploited.
Brilliant and Realistic Battle Spectacle,
tem SIEGE OF MAFEKIIII CR 3
AND AlLSO THE RELIEVI
Entries otos° August 4th.
EXCURSIONS ON ALL LINES OF, "'"finVISIL,
For prize Bats entry forma, etc., address'
Andrew Senith,P.B.O. KB. Hill,