HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-12-22, Page 3-4-
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4 _When is Success
A Failure.
When you do not overtop your vet -
cation; When you are tiot greater as
a man than as a lawe-er, Mort:hence
pbyeician, or a seietatist.
niter' you are not a cleaner, flecent,
larger tnale oU account of Yotert life -
Work.
When you have lost one your way
up to your fortuntintyteir se1f-respe4,
your co,' age, v er self-control, or
any oth4 ty o1,,auhoc4.
wadc consetence an ac -
cur, ehut the seniteht out of
your le
1St lieerettainment of your ambi-
- aas tilieettedthe asoirations ttati
ed the hopes of others.
- highest brain cells have
n eroieded out of blesineee hY
hen all sympathy has been crush -
out ot your selfish devotion to
ration.
yent plead that you etever bad
etiltivaete your frieedehips,
pet it /wee, oe good Planners.
Witea yen hove lived a double life
and praetised double-dealing,
When it brings you no message of
culture, education, travel, or of op-
portunitiCS to ItelP ethers,
ACHING KIDNEYS.
Can Only be Cured by ErtriehingI
the Blood, by the Use of De. UN TED STATES HAS 10,000,-,
Williams' Fink Pills. 000 PAUPERS.
Y IN WANT
The kidney e eater every drop of
your blood. Tee purity of the blooti
depend. upon the kidneye-and the
ealth of the kaitteys depends upon
ehe blood. if your blood la
the -kidneys have not. strength or
their work anti leove the blood un-
filtered and foul. It your blood 14
bed the kidneyget cloggea with
Painful, poisonous tit1le-111,0es- what
what e mews your back ache with
the tM1 pains or sharp stabs ot sick
kieleeys. And. kidney disease is (Me
of. the moet deaOly and loveless
things that ean attaele you. The
only hope is to Atrike without delay
at the root of the trouble in
Husband of an ,114eiress Weitee
Book Scoring Existing
Conditions.
obert Bunter, wbo became pro -m-
in chanty work in Chicago and
recently married the daughter ot An -
eon lebelps Stoees of New York a
heiress to millions, leis written
book eeoring itlerieula millionaires
and denouncing the ecoatentic coreii.
etions of the United States. The Wok.
,is entitled "Poverty," ani in it eirt
:Ituntee e.eseets that 1000,4410 eer
; soee in that country ere In want. lie
'leans 1,000,000 paupers and tee r
. s usii life veneer
Ttlee nettlaily make new bitted. "lett.; s On Public or erivate charity
flush the ettinetre -clean, little. Lieir s -stem/ice. rifle others work,
2k, and give the etretieth thern, niglit. And day, and
for their work. Contreen tieeey yee are intable oht'th
tiie ose. neces-
pills only touch the synietowea earies tette a will ter it #ic1
zualetafis u :tete of physal eifict-
,ency.
SAYS WAS Results from common soaps*.
A TOTAL WRECK eczema, coarse hands, ragged
clothes, shrunken flannels,
BUT DODD'S IrIDNEY PILLS
GAVE 'MN INIEW
OP TAPE.
Geo, Behertsen Had Rhea a
and Dropsy --e d to be Tapped
et -Doesn't 'Kra Wat hit IS tO he
Sick Now.
oritreal,
9-(Spenial).
. Geo. Itoherteou welt-enown
iren tieing at atee St. James
, of p
witft lti ! 'e„ 'tatatis. ontrealis ne othe many eople1 t ina4ur''' "a eh'
Williams' Pink Pills •cure the cuesen
That is why they cure for gaud
at the same time improve teo health;
in every way,
arr. aeo. Johnson, of the village
of Ohio, N, S„ gives stran proof!
or the truth of the above etateel
meats. To says ; "My son, now
oineteen years old. suffered greatie,,o
with kidney teouble. Ire was con -1
etantly troubled With severe liable in. I
the back, and often passed sleepless
nights. Iris Appetite failed. be',
grew wn1 au1 e01110 hardly do the;
Mani it, dwarfs. eriemps. or inter- "1141 Nvc)r/C 131'44 fails to ill° 1°t or 0,
f
it. boy an a form. We tried several beiline*dswyitlioo "t ° ttrer tle' irgeStiliSS; relp"rtineuleedill3,(,1nestitibiellt iteilferl'au
elCitiCO
cr1P4not
Inort at the ether end of tuo borgoo. niemied, P. Valliant& Pink Ville. and
When there ie a dishonest eets a de- this was 1410 fir4it taedietao that
enitful dollar itt yettr VOsseSSIOni 'enlen reaehed the cause of the trouble. He
your fertune euells the ruin of Wide used the pills for a couple of months
ows and orphans, or the entehing ef end I am thenkful to Say is now as
the opportunities of others.
'Mien the lionger for wore money
more land, more houses and bond
has grown to be your dominant. as
Sion.
Witco it lies dwarfed you mentall
and morally, And retitled you or IA
sponteoeity aad enthusiasm of youth
When it has made You A PhYalca
wreela-o, vktim of "nerves" am
neomle.
Mhen it has lowered your standards
and made you a traitor to all you
higlfest and noblest impu)seli.
When it has inardened you to
needs anti sufferings of °there, ttd
made you le ecorner of the nom* and
unfortunate.
Ilhon you rob those Who work. for
you what is justly their due; ana
then pose as e. philanthropist by con-
tributingtz Stlittli fraction of your tin
just gains to some charity or to the
endowment. of so/no public institution.
When the world is not the better
and the rlaier for your life; when
you have hoarded every dollar you
have nutao, and have mimed to help
our less fortunate fellowmen.
then you have used others as step-
ostones to fortune, and ignored
heir existence When your selfish ends
When in your climb to power You
have 'trampled on duty, friencisbip,
love, honor, patriotism, and all the
most sacred feelings of humanity.
When your example has dragged
others down. when your injustice and
tyranny bave driven men and women
to desperution, and destroyed their
faith: in God and man.
When your absorption in your work
bas made you practically* a stranger
to your family.
When your children do oat look
n you ens their best friend next
ir mother.
t the nervous irritability engen-
b, constant worR, without any
,on, bee made you a brute in
owe and a 'nuisance to those
ork for you.
yotir greed for money Ime
d and cramped yottr wife'a
d deprived her of needed rest
creation, or amusement of
d.
your narrow spirit makes you
-"What was good 'enough for
ood enough for my chtlelreu,"
refuse to give them the ecru -
that . they crave, and which
n amply aftortel.
you have epaet, your children's
s with reverses, and have de-
li= the help of your compan-
ip and loving encouragement and
,ice during their formative years.
en the dissolute lives of your
eeeraeot against you as the one
either by direct example or by
lete neglect of them, lias Point -
heir downward path.
en you are gloomy and pessinds-
when you spread discouragement
despair wherever you go; when
can see no good .in any one, no
cess in any achievement but in
ng Up 'dollars, then, no matter
'eat your apparent success, you
colossal failure. -0. S. Morden,
1 uceess.
, CLEARING FOR ACTION.
Shore -going people have rather a
4 idea as to the exact meaning
phrase "cleared for ectione"
occtipleci so conspicuous a
headlines in the newspapers,
Westminster G-azette. Many
imagine that decks are only
when war is imininent, but,
atter of fact, the process is
f the routine of naval prac-
tiring the manoeuvres, for lo -
to clear cleclts for action sine,
that all inapcclimeeta, un-
dworle etc., is marked
a big "L," meaning
erica articles so
infect. If the fleet
ortsineuth- suelt s
would e put on shore h
, which is,: no doubt, what h
ltarf Beresford caused such C
ent by doing lately. The s
is only an expensive one when It
of the ,outbeeak of hostilities
res ships at sea oe far from a
nvenient port; for in these eircinn-
tancet everything superfluous has, to
e tetoen overboard. Until this' hap -
s, the public may see '`.13riti.sli ships
ceet for action" on ,contents-bitiS
quaulnlity. '
strong wed healthy as any boy of
his age."
There is Mt diSeetee due to bad
blood that Dr, Willianiet rink Fills
will not eure, simply because they
;mike new, rich rel blood that ex-
pels diseese from every part of the
body. That is why they mire the
woret eases of anaemia, indigestion,
icurolgia, a'heuMat ism, headache,
xi backaches, and the special •ail
-
meats from 'which women alone sof, 'Yr- Muter quoted 1'o10rt9
fer. But only the genuirie pills C4111 IW1 "Ilre"l the eln'et 1143
o this and you should see that the 1897 mut 1899 18 Per cent. of
full name. "Pr'. avilnams* vino pins inhabitants Of New York State were
for Pale People," is printed on the in distre.•=e Ile declares this figure
wrapper ground each box. Sold by rePrefents onler the poor who iinaliV
11 medicine dealers or direct by mail are helped by charity, •and adds ilia
from the Dm Mediethe Co., he would not be earprired iit th
Brockville, Ont.. at 50 eent$ a box number of tbos In distreee in the
or six boxes for $2.50. metropolis and in other large
trinl Ameriean centres rarely fell he-
rIIRIFICATION WATER. low Xi per cent. of gm people.
Mr. Hunter tin& in the faet tint
IC.indly Offices of Sunlight, Aer 0(10,000 wage-earners in the United
tiara. and. Sedimentation.States are out of employment fron
That tbe water of laltes and rivers,four tn sir 3.4"thS Of the Year addi-
even though infected with immense ttama au t'w his ("414flate-
qunntities of refuse materials, is pur-
ified spontaneously and after a ger-
tain thrie, if freed from all infection
returns' to its pristineemulition' is
notv 00 loitger dieputed. Whatfac-
tors cause this purification, what part,
must he attributed to each`, and what
is the mechanism of each? The self-
GRrAT ARMY IN FOYER'
That 10,000,000 oF the
the Uoited Stateee Are
tiler es peepers or an iebeee
ed by the iron vise oe netteee
rtunter calls to witness au
etatisties,
"The 13 tflober efevietion' in a
community," he nhinuee. •is
thirty (aid asu f th
1 tills eitY whO ere never wititout
Pold's Ki Irene Pilie in the house.
Lihe all the others. ?Air,. Roberteon
has his reasons for this and is
Way s ready to gi.0 Ven.
was u, total %vice% before
started to tise lhald's Kidney Pitts,
Ii. Robertson says. "I had been
to 'iv iet with Rheumatism eine I),
'rots. for eve years. hal to be 1,
,o Leo ie"..1 to relieve rue of tim paha 'MY;
e„ eie 41 -tens ani legs were terrialy swollen,
"1 hod jest beeau to get ;./vit-
beartel whtti itietei huleciel tei
Poild's Kidney Pile. ilefore
;the second box 1 feit better,
boxes eam
red Ine sc, copletelv
don't Low what it is to
g c o 444
eirclinn
Idieteees. itt the year 1903, ettelea
et
"feellete in the bOrougli o Afeellattan
iWere evieted from. their homes. 'Piet
Lis about 1-4 oer cent of the total mime
iher of families in the borough.
"As another indieatiou, the numhe
of Pauper burials should be cited
,klveryone familiar with the two
talowri how desperately they &trunk;
to give a, decent Initial to their dead.
Wren the poorest people haVe friends.
Politicians or others, who save them,
if possible, from this last, disgraee.
Anti yet ope, out of every ten pereon
who die in Now York City is buried
in a, potter's livid. I should NIF that
the member of pauper fonerals does
not represent half tie aet oat distreeo
O f the comoutnity."
of
IN MERRY OLD ENGLAND
("eau
!GRT
ZDU
the Oehy.f.'ou nes^
LOSOME
•14k ,Rifie and'
fiLD'WAT.011
FREE
11,417,7m:1s eZtr.'^„r.r.-1:-.t
weente era,
sere -este
sew T1,3
alates*r.r;i4agee Z
wareate
te tree Xlilgi,:zeu
r a:, Fla A 4 rai774
lage raU posaT:
ZnIr.sds
ar.4e1ozts pre, -
lereeev4
ges ui a feu,
wrst etite.r.A
Yiktt
tee
.ett
'soul r 4e
auT44sY
4n 4110 .X19440i
4'4 r ..A4.4e7M Time ;levee
P 9 rogertten cat,
•
,one e nifty be rereivIng
the zwweapply„ white in the Peat
BY NAIL ABOUT 4" EDI
th Supply is a combtnation of var,
quality With the °Id herd wat
but it is expected that uniformi
will be attaineil presently. Feeperts
say that the effect of the new wake;
is to neseesitatte a milder tea, as
the Pnvor IntlY he fully brought
o'lt without ibo eNteX4MVO
ture Or ustringent varieties.
AND HIS Pg- ()PIZ.
enees in tbe
eine Supreme
enereiol World
and 'Welsh %vox -Lawn in
Jisit naval dociiyards are to Lw
the thence of eNt0.4angivi,
Lnglishutert in the irieli an;
44•4:1$1,1 that w
e roally
14,1 -11 4t1A(19UttheS1Balaahn'' 11
ioeiety, "Is Oa bo
and dieti,••
'teen croeelute from Ate .-
ipania a ttoor woman gal.e bir
ftiOn
ews
f -and. t
e
Fait/ a
ozn-
ha'
e Mende itt Ireland.
On the grotind that eonsomottort I
infectious and preeentible, tile tiding -
ton medical officer ass the ItOrongi
deiet
tc/n:Cki.l. to compel notiketion of tee
Ry0 rtiliin; in the Edinburgh (oIu't.
of Seetion the Bootee Catholie
lie 0 ow: that tut annual Monne of
$4,60 a year is the average amount on
whieh a family of father, mother, aud
three children eau lieu and keep
arove the "poverty" line.
"It is hardly to be doubted," the
soeial tigent continue% "that the
mess of unskilled laborers in the
purilleation, of water is much' Mere North receive less then $100 g
e
easily accomplished when the foreign. and that the same class thSouth
recelve lees than .$300."
matter is broken -up into small par -
Mr Hunter deeleres that the condi-
tkies, this being determined by- the
Lions of want are increased by tie/ too
'velocity of the carrent, the condition
of the bea of the river or lake, etc. 1rival avaz'Y 'Year at 500,000 luala iia -
When tungrents, who seek work in the veey
he particles are very small the
moldistrict where employinent is /noel,
molecular cohesion with the water i$
all the greater, while tie separation istintiraC,e'eaneeea are forced to becom
Ile declares that 1,700,000
e
of the matter multiplies the surface wage-earners in this eolIntry when.
of contact of the particles with the
liquid mass; surface for the nutrition tlieV should be In school, and that
aboot 5,000,000 women find it limes -
of bacteria is also increased, these
bacteria assuming the office of de.. SfliV to work, of whom 2,000,000 are
raolition of the foreign xnatter. A employed in factories and mills.
great number of bacteria, according "Probably no less than 1,000,600
to researches of Kruger and Frank- 1worisers are killed ana injured aloe
year
land, are dragged to the -bottom of while doing their work," he
says, "and about 10,000..000 parson
the precipitation of the solid matter, now living, if the present ratio is
in tbis way sedimentation playing an
important role in -the purification of kept up, will We of that preventable
-water. diseese, tuberculosis,.
While it may be admitted that sedi- "There must be thousands, view
mentation is the principal factor of likely aCi'aCul or 70,000 children in
puriacation in sluggish streams, in New York City alone, wlio often ar-
swift currents tbe velocity itself., is -rive at school hungry and 'entitled to
a purifying agent, carrying away all do well the 'work required."
"Shorter hours and higher Wages,"
particles of matterwhich could cause
iiefeetion. Also sunlight and temper- he suggests as a remedy for some .of
ature have an traPortant role. It has these c°nditionst Steadier employ -
been seen that bacteria may be de- anent, improved sanitary conditions
in
stroyed in the water by sunlight even workshoes, and protection 11,
at a 'depth of three feet, while tem- dangerous trades are reforms which
perature has a very important in- in time will decrease materially the
fiuence, there being much pewee ban amount of pauperism."
teria in the Winter than in PENSiON SYSTEM IS URGED.
the Summer. Many organisms
have an action on the po_ Mr. Hunter would make indestry
rification of water, namely, the bac- itself pay the necessary legitimate
-feria of putrid fermentation, protein cost of maintaining and producing
oa, =onuses, crustaceans, etc. All eft -talent laborers.
of these organisms grow better in One of the ,great causes of poverty,
impure water which must certainly aside from insufficient wages, in the
destroy a notable of the inaptirities. opinion of Mr. klunter, is the lack of
The part in purification which is atleemate provision for those who are
assumed by dilution of the foreien iiipircel in the work which they un -
matter is in relation to the naass of dectake, or for the families of tlioee
pure water and the character of the who are killed while engaged in deli -
water sources, this action always in- gerous occupations.
creasing with distance from the Be is an adbocate of the German
source of .contamination. Also the insurance system, which establislies
movement of the water, either in it- rued partly- paid by the woritingmen,
self or by the aeration- which is pro- themselves and partly by the employ-
duced, has a powerful action on .the et -s, for the care of those who liavo
purification of water.
been incaeacitated by accidents. In
the case of death_ by accident, the
SLEEPLESS BAT3IES. employer is compelledto pay an
a cl eel, ato amount out of his own
Well babies eleare soundly ansi ivako 130 c'k et to care for the family of the
up brightly. When babies are rest- wei.1,,nan hi] led while
loss alai sleepless it is the Surest is ImedlY 11111uanc," es Mr.
Poesible sign of illness -in all PrubL Thenter, "(Or us to can a .oeee, a
ability aue to sonic derangement of pauper who lias grown old by a life
tile stomach and bowels, or teething of vigorous and honest toil. It is
troubles. Baby's Own Tublest are brutal to call that man a pauper who
the only Proper rella6c1Y. TileY re- has lost liis labor power in the form
move the trouble and in this way of limbs; eyes, or health while pro-
ducing the wealth of the world, and
who neve of necessity, after sustain-
ing the loss, ask relief and respite
until death.
"This system of insuraoCe is ,a pal-
liative Inc 21711.1ch of the most distress-
ing misery resulting from this social
problem. It encourages thrift; it
invole-cs no revolution in society, and
yet It iN abeginning. in justice. It
does awn ,7 in part 'at least with the
,
abominable system and hypocrisy of
matting paupers on the (tee hand and
of giving for their relief with the
otliere"
give the little one sound, refrosbing
leen, and it wakes up healtlitr and
appy. Guaranteed to contain no
armful dale or opiate. Mrs. • Thos.
ain, Loring, Ont., says: "My baby
uttered from stomach trouble and
eething, and was quite cross. I got
Baby s Own 'Peelers and they seem-
ed to work almost like a charm. I
think nothing can reface. the 'relates
Lor children's a ments.. ' XO11 n 0 n
find them at chug storce or get them
post paid at 25 cents a box by
writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Cc Brockville, Ont.
L • ,
eteate of Argyll ma tiallowey h
4140.000 bequeathed by the lute Mar -
cods of Bute, the hiebolis objecting
'to eertain eonditione.
Drovingbeen empleoe'd among
horees. some of width had to he
slaughtered for glanders, Thomas
LOUIS Hal( (Ma (A the distaee zu
Westminster ifospitel.
'While a fermer's fatally were sit-
ting arount. the fire In the 'house
near Penhigli, it girl, aged nine, threw
a deo mate cartridge on to the lire.
¶LJle; loco was 'weeded, the girl
ani other inmates gravely lujuro
\la dril.Y through Mirk of chest dere.
loeeteeet, ente recruits for the Regu-
lar Ailey end 1,:ty-ii.e for the 'Mili-
tia woes ratecial 1,L t eear, says COI -
omit 4,,tuttylo ,J ono-, rommanding the
(itbLislet.
There is LW% clnent Jahannes-
buret; saas Lat; Loetion conesoondeet
Reelmeetal t,
of the Itirminehani ie,et, to erect 0
etatee to t in the
chief squitre of tee eity.
Argentina hrtn aeAreetett fresh :Pro-
posals to Unlit 111 itei t for the re--
opeeine 0: itt kith eorts to Argentine
eettle, het th we are indications that
the requeet will be refused.
About three inowired old colliery
shafts near atimehester, says a Lan-
casaire correspondent, are being
Closed by Lord Ellesmere'but many
of them are difficult to locate, as
last century. ' '
A form of prayer imploring that
the war in the Par East may be
breuglit to a close has been sane-
tionesi. by the Bishop of Peterbor-
ough for use in his diocese. "
After the X-rays had failed to re-
veal the half a crown which an artXl-
005 Northampton mother bellevecilind
been swallowed by her baby, the coin
was found, and the woman Imeried
With it to the hospital and took liu•
baby home.
The 13rothers of St. Gabriel's In-
stitute, !mimes for their success in
the education of deaf and dumb boys,
have settled at Beaconfield Rouse,
near Plymouth, on their expulsion
from France under the Associations
law. With the permission of the
Roman Catholic Bishop of Plymouth
they are about to commence there
the ethication of deaf and dumb boys,
irrespective of creed, and private pu-
pils will -also be received next month.
A curious effect of the new sup-
ply of soft Welsh water is noted in
13irmingham. Not only will it eflect
an enormous saving in soap, but it
is almost revolutionieing the taste
of the local public in teas ard blend-
ers are busy evolving combinations
more suited to soft -water brew.
The attempt is difficult, because in
THE-
AWSON
Cr. Wet I444t
We Cipl handle your poultry
alive or. dreteeed to beet odvati
Aleo your butter, .eggs. honey ,
other protium
MISSION Liniltod
ceitmree tetee :TOttetettrree; •
WWtT lid WANTED TO sr,v
"Afornine, zaatrittne! Want nay
'lomttttlbonla,ehlero
are ,Itajurtptlippeg, bIrs hat eo?
t and opening his pea.,
eahl the woman, shar
"area I don't care, for any novel,
pooeles. lameowtna, eye -salve,
re -salve, or corn-plaetere."
'duet so. And 1 auppose it's 0il
imp to
ask whether you'd Ube to t00%
:ot 131100 of wrinkle-ill/De for the
,complexionr*
'Net a bitsir, end 1.11:now
hal cal any book on good mantt
, or you'll read it yotereelf Qoasioit-
of the people 1 call on woul
ppreciato 'on, modem. Alia now, i
'Qu thhi unt have no zir4r4 far th
e1obrated invithale ear -trumpet the.
gan beat nft fasten td a hack window and You,r neighbors say, or tho
fumous erange telescope that will
, bring every kitchen withio halfa.
43`1).? 11":41houso 114 _alio swell 'what the for
so cloee to you tba
"tire coeidlltre 111 btt.gOing."
"Hold Mil" CW144111%1 tit) wattrua
1 the lurmv. "1"4 very neueli lilt
thoFe two artielea. •
*11 riobt., Madam," re:einea tbr
any chap %vines got
n ttoe:74:4111tellit.:171:1179 rI
.,
trialzi t.
IPs bead FidInTaYS, and went dowu
winetling 4 GOO -bye
teiette You," while a large,
woman etood at the door
itthuirtierilate rage.
QVALIFI .ATKAr
le--44To: thin% 1.; ; OIIWe (fr.
1 that yo l would -love me is
na, as you livell A now, le
karsoli we lave not been married
tr. FOIII CUM 1101:4(4,4 abos
0-401'"
ife-"Rut„ y4)11 nee, wneu 1 told yox
walla! lave you as leng 4th I MO;
vagx"t feeling very 'well. arid
Ily 4111'1 think 3 ehould litI
top.
iLiatrt
, tell that emote
had lilting to etay?''
‘zertarie--"Yes. sir."
s0000se be AV`l'i Ver.
gtell Pd.*,
feervents-"1 faarilly ['now, eir.
said lie was aware of tile fact that
earl 1101NT Saill an Chino hut w te
under the impteselon thet yolk never
11A -SA an Opportunity to tan,"
Pito Terrors Swept Awato I Ate
neW'n 0(014W01 melon, at the head as
a reliever, heeler, and sure item for
Piies 10 all fortes. One application
will glee eomfort in a few minutes, and
three to six days' applieatiou according
to dieeetione will core chronic eneee
I Vkt or-44Want t
„ n 4 1 1 suppoe
n i noogh to tolosuch
zx you are into wy
Ili . i‘ .10° %ling Ilifiere--"NO,
, id IL MLitt be of
r I, 1 you. She
d ei and No con
; would or; r me out af
0 th. 11; 1 evoke to
nt It." 1 tile Father
al that, she? Weil,
III x.bow t iznput 0 %mug thin7
no u whet he is talking
;peed. You can have sir, any
day yon p104e01"
your 01
vou 1114
'nth. si
site doeen*
' -Darn Liniment far sale everMer
at relieves au itching and bUrtabig thin u nave you know. si
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IlifaerthOS 111 (lay Uri tents.. -.79
tat xit self-/natio man." Graff -
"Well, 7 ni sorry for you; bet keep
Some men would have no ,exeuse, daa, and doa,t tbia,k too mach
f a living: their 'wives didn't take
- in boarders, about it, and perhaps you'll get
lig all right"- '
BOught my Life for 35 Con
watt one man's way of puttin
it when he had been pronounced incur-
able chronic tlyspepeia.. "It tv
a living death to rho until 1 tried Pe
Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets. Thanks Ainericen Nerving is a great perfect%
..,•••••••10,11.
The Poisoned Spring -An nature
50 In Man, pollute the sprieg and dis-
ease and waste are bound to follow -
the stomas% and nerves out of kilter
means poison in the spring. South
to them to -da -Y aul Well, and I tires Incligestinn. Despepsia. and tones
my friends 1 bought my life for
vents.” GO in a boz.--80
"Grace, can e-ou tell me what is
Meant by a cubic yard?" -"I don't
know exactly, but 1 Mink it's a yard
that the Cuban children play in."
Dear Sirs, -I was for seven years
a sufferer from Bronchial troable,
and would be so hoarse at times that
I could scarcely- suoak above a whis-
per. X got no relief from anything
011 tried your MTNARD'S .HONEY
140 nertes. Tbe best evidence of its
efficacy is the unsolicited testimony of
thousands of cured ones., -76
She (aprrovingly)-"Thu won her
hand, then?" lie (rather glurnly)-
"'rumple-I prceuene so. Fin under
r thumb."
.
MEd a Liniment Relieves. Neuralgia
"Jimsley thinks his wife is an
angel," "That, so? Why, I didn't
kriow Jinasiey was married." "He
BALSAM. Two bottles gave relief is a Widower,"
and six bottles made a complete
would heartily recommend it "me Kidneys are all Wrong -Hew
to anyone suffering from throat or shall I insure best results in the short-
est timer It stands to reason that a
.7, P. VANI3DSISIIIIK. speeifie of the unleestionable
lung trouble,
Fredericton.
If a lean hit e the cheek to ask n
girl to marry slie seldom has the
face to refuse.
per Over Sixty Years
MRF. WONI,OW.BSOOTII MO SYRUP has been a‘sd
millions of mothers for their children while Leethinz.
Itsoothesthe child, softens 54)0 5004. allays nain. on reA
windeolic, regulatet thestomhch and bowels, andis the
testremedyfor Tharrluen. Twenty-tive cents s. bottle
Sold by druggists throughout the world. lie sure and
sltr't,1. Wnemo w'ssoOTLLIII S rm." :12-04
Ono get-up-and-git man is better
than a dozen of the Wait -for -some-
thing -to -turn -up brand.
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc,
"I'M satisfied that you never in-
tend to pay inc that $50 yoo bor-
rowed." "Well, if you're satisfied, I
The Pall of Rheumatic Pains. -When
a sufferer dr; perm a n en t 1 -dot in such
a meritorious medicine as South Amer-
ican Rheumatic Oure, bow glad he is
to tell it. C. W. liayliew, of Thames -
vine, Ont., couldn't walk or feed him-
self for months -four years ago three
bottles of this great remedy. cured him.
-not 0 pain since-isiPt ,thai en courage-
ni en t f or rheumatic stiCferere?-82
1 -Ie ---'`You have a lieedacite, e'ou
say?" Silo-' 'Yes, I have." Fre--
"Do you serene much from. headache?"
She, --"Yes; always when I have it."
Use Lever' e Dry' Soap (a powder)
to wash woolens and ilannele,--
you 1 like it,
merit oi South American Kidney entre
will go more directly and quickly'to
the seat of the trouble than the "pill
form" treatment, and when it strikes
the spot there, s healing in an instant.
-78
"Your account has been standing a
long time, Air. Dukey." "Men give
it it seat, 2ny -dear 'Shears."' "Very
glad to, are.. Shall we make it a re-
ceipt?"
1 i
To prove to yon that 133 es aCnht scat Oogemsent ies rfi.oereretvacir,
and every form, of itching
bleedingand protruding piles,
he manufacturers have guaranteed it. See tes.
Irnonials in the daily press and ask your nciall,
ors what they think 0( 11. You can use it and
tet your money back if net nitre& 60c a box, at ,
Lil dealers or EDMANSON,EATES & CO.,TOrOntrx
ra Chase's Ointimeni
AN EXCITING OCCUPATION.
A Itoreshire nobleman insisted on
his bead gardener taking on as an
apprettice a young lad in whom his
lordship was interested.
The lad was very lay, and the
gardener was not at all pleased at
having such a youth *trust upon
him.
Some time after, his lordship,
Walking in the eneden, came upon his
gardener 'and said: "Well, John, how
is my young friend getting on with
you?'`
'Ohhe's doin' fine," replied the
gardener, with a sarcastic grin, "He's
workin away there at the very job
that suits him." '
"Pm glad to know tbatl" said his
lordship. ''What may that be?"
"(lasing snailg off the walks," Was
the cutting reply.
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14144 44144';erefore preditro 307;er..iitnti-0;°4"
Writo for -
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Made big enon
mttn to work in wall comfor
Bus more material in it t
y other brand of sliirt
Canada. Made on the
BM scale it requires 39
42 yards per dozwil
common shirts have only
33 yards.
That's the ruasox why th
Shirt never
c tales the armpts, is neve
ight at the neck or wrist-
bands, is always loose, Rd
and comfortable and wea
well.
Each shirt bears a. tiny book
that tells the whole history
of the "Big" Shirt, and
also contains a notarial
declaration that the H.B.K.
(Big" Shirt contains 393-.:;
to 42 yards of material per
dozen.
Sold at all dealers but only
with this brand:—
HUDSON BAY KNITTING CO.
Montreal Winnipeg Dawson
THE MAGNET IN SURGERY.
What is said to be the largest elec-
tro-xnagnet in the world has been in-
stalled in the Bridgeport (Conn.)
Hospital. It will be used for extract-
ing pieces, of iron and steel from the
eyes of machinists and other met
workers who may be injured,
Minard's Liniment Curs Dank
First Russian --"We haven't en
food for our men. Second Russian
"The .Japsi will lel." "By giving
us food?" "No, by diminishing our
number!'
plomenemeueseume•
The harder you cough, the worse
the cough gets.,
iloh's
mum t'
wag%
The Lung
a, 'Ike Tomo
is guaranteed to cure If it
doesn't benefit you, the druggist
will give you your money back.
Prices: s, C, venees re. Co. so2
25e. Soc, el LeRoy,X. Ye Toronto, can.
SSUE NO. 51-04.