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raacttl disl�9�t
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every
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J t ultx�aatad llatrza,a nts`iad` t
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lndow Bowers.
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Virto >tal.
zi,, tlra working
e:na strcR ntitlliitg
lmnie isttely to
el their: eindows.,'
arieus societies gi e prizes for
window gardens, and much le done+
b
i l: a. workers
and club lead-
ersels all ria . I ver e
to encourage children and
grown-up people in the love anand Tokyo where the teaching is I
moire care of plants. given in English: One of the pupils
It would be a surprise to many not long ago o wrote a composition on
I,o .doth as a
who look uyxerxi n city of i I:iagland, from: wllich these are ex-
tracts •
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lzz azasr caret oatme tier ooray v> as ►
eresrestted and the ashes zaazized
those; caf irer husband. "ith
rotrth in the cumber of sreanaz
ca5e'3 it; is becoming quite a
,aaaal praotiehe to have the ashes
analaressed into a, small tablet,
itlz a tahort inscription upon it.
UTIf ABOUT ENGLAND.
ta �
IS Seen Through the Eyes of
a Japanese Boy.
There is a, large missionary school.
A'1
bricks aead mortar; to realize for an
instant the thonettaile upon thou -
sande :of .really beautifully cultivat-
ed and gaily -colored' ardent con-
�
tainod within its area, , the pride
,.ncl. joy
�,of their citizen owners.
t TR1::li.OI IAL R+eCORD.
�..
g ell . P
aetoriaan <Wialowv' Hag a,d
Chequered Married. Career.
M. d ;•T>l
eer ° a wcltl
iY�l',o. Thelia e t
78 ''Ga.rs of :> et residing � � ng ;a;t Pretor-
ia,
ia,.Soulh Africa, probably holds the
ort, 's
record in m"triixlonial yen• -
'The England which occupied of
the larg•ost aad greatest dominion
which rarely can: he. The' English.
matn always works with very -power-
ful _ hands and the long ices and
g,
even the emnneneed mind and his
chin. is so strong as deserves iron.,
Being ,Spread out from Europe to
Australia to America his dominion
is dreadfullyextensive so that his
:
countrymen boastfully says, 'The
sun, are never set -on our•deminian.'
The testimony v€-.Englarnd say that.
'helost -..-. he
that the common i:c�nst its
never had anybenefit though he.
ne r g
has gained a complete world.' The.
tata
the
1 �M
b
ee
Etienne
c: it praretical r'a lYilnittt, ,zz4
ans� to .swear by, a�rpt3Xat9i7tt'
old experaen4o— able co
big loaad yet without gettizs
heel.
hinge About .f
Knee e, good,
She writes
think 1 Have 23 od aline
t food' manufaactured, but:
quit Grape -Nuts in , Eesti
omen ;found E23223.0
d frons Old ;Eeperi
non
a31at
y bothered with
a,nd indigestion,
t frarna,atitaat cif gas after eating
send tried maany remedies for it, but
rl
aeit
#tfaa 39i01 I!
a'Daciiai''t i
oras in bee
Perfect 1 �hvt�t " £3e
hers+ is carried out s7itlx a
r a dislocation '
hardwood
'on 1"
v7haa
p
A Good°Fella!,
A goad 'fellow is atsztn
who cart pay 80 ceazts
drinks because bis wife
washing and makes
0
u.
ria.
£nal
and fo
Aos ho
w,aaia3t�
did not fond relief. 'When Your es Need
"Then I decided I sanest diet and , este
Sfnrane$ c e 3voSanaastin y -Feel
overcome i " a e u k v. it tor. lied, weak
cut that, way.choice o"
�' My Watery set ok in ke,end 2'nan g �iunrs is
t L }1n 5
if I could' e thed ffta, a Yea a s
seeQ a
' Il1us-
d Grate k*tea Eyelids.
l til ' leo £food txatnraas and
was Grape -Nuts because the doctor' cotnpaunde4 bx aur Octal#ata—sot a •le teat fed-
octad •-but posit In auto ceaSnl Prigs tang' PIRG•
told me I could not digest starchy :1c6 oro: nr'��ll , r. Vo�v aaale><c t w Yue Pub -
c in 11t onsai a Tula a do Tubdo We lee ndY6Ra
food; • , Marine r r
'a rap e-Nu±s fee has been a great Murano Eye °Remedy Co., Chloa> o
pit-
benefit to me for I feel like a d f
eg _n to eat Marks --When 1 got home to sup-
it.
u-
Brent person since I b �1 l�
it. It is wonderful to mo how per last night 1 found tray wife had
mystrong nerves have become. I been .crying. Parks -What 'vasa the
advise ever one to tryit,for, ex- trouble 1. Marks—She wouldn't tell
Y pie. ' I don't know whether it was
er.'Yens� is the best teacher, p "something that happened at home
If you have any stomach iron !3 PF
ble--c'an't digest. your food, use or in a novel she was reading.
: food for `breakfast at
Grape -Nuts .
p
rya
w butt'
rest$ a:xxae
gever eve
ird inen ho
u
astzkYxPe'
r d ttirGO Iaztpa zaor�.t rcare . to raz
lrity ilz two sen nets.
eu =ss* t,hereauit of sig1
experunentaat nous, gave
impulse to'a brand neer a.
l.�arrners have not many
now rrdustrlos to turn to nowadays,
and. thr one beg2 n in earnest.
About six men possessed ,a know-
ledge of the fine arty of rearing foxes
in aptivity and jea3ausly guarded
thein secret until 1910. Up to that
tarns' azo live foxes were sold except
pstents light "silvers" to distant
The surplus animals were killed
p
and the pelts marketed in London.
Strand Magazine,
the S and
According o
one dark silver pelt sold 'for $3,000
at a London auction, and in 1010-11
prices of $2,700 a.td $2,500 were ob-
tained. Since then as much as
$3,500 has bonen realized the highest
.i ever d for the pelt o
price ev pa � any
kind of animal.
Now that the secret is out fox
farms are springing up in Canada
in all directions, and heneeforth it
would seem that the production of
costly fur is only a problem for the
dus
Minard s Liniment cures target inti Dews, animal husbandman. Perhaps the
least, and you wont .be stale to .._..A_ ° •>xaay,. -0,-111 soon come when books of
praise it enough when '"you see hove Sen to Iter Cons€ fence. _ fox, mairteri: 'enter and mink pedi-
,x given
different you ,fe�+l Name g
ser, feel
farm..reeently visited on ebe, banks
c= like as fwd' spot. I wish you'd tele- •
'.elle
Cont. Read the little book, ;, ., . , of the St. Ia.wlenea con5.�,,.ued
A pees; ; phone to the 'office that l In in bed
Seed to 4ie11vxile, an lhp el bicep • ztntmals, for sc1. h tlat-
g
by Canadian Post= Co., 'GVind Hub (after a night out) , I feel
groes will be pitbTished. One fox
t a , ,_. with the grip.
There s a the -above
a t owner demanded $75,000. 4
. onldlt:,all.
Wife—That w e. a
Ever read aha: aaloeaa: dotter? aE aam�r ons •
appears frUPI tiro() to ; lime. They are 73nkt—How particular yule .' "ien
-. r w rriee nc tread and fall :®f hu -mag, lrateresk. a
;,f 18 she ilaaz �aaaat a r l etch over that ri and
-tures. 11.t, the age•. , : ;,, w C � o tae � P � p may
L .., . i n �,1Gh...,;,,gr.�i Q.°t?nlCl.%.rI :.. rnentI' 1, T4) •r_.._:. .•,
_ T�.- died %� �". �.
.etn.lis Jacobus T..,t1�a�e, Who it on the bed fed.,. �1exa3
e;. n i the l e> o
establish, great El t m
s ao sl� a t It 11e -se her dile; c�ail•rl o g P �'11s• Cart Before aaa°c� t a � Novs will you telephone
1
lcavilag 1 e Paradise.
a
�h E
w a a
!. the n .e,, men
, f rshe i 3n� r ria_ s g
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Ten tsha n It t..z. t , , pure lda,x aarettat..r,uttle the aurhoiaass,°
h nays confide Gi1f _orlleeP ,of he paea e _ r
other I:,al::l3<,,nd, a,, widow �51t l� •wer f.<7nd os aha. �9c•ottxsli;�diaalec9;.
o- r b holy, surd they 5
h� ct s o n o
�l
and e
.. -..,, , . , • ,, , , ,. �:llicrl to �Z a.vl? w.t3l the ?,o:��aa,2ti��an .. •.
eayiilg her :: i d1 FYt, •faithful to 'he t?adttnons a4 his elan
�
else - llil leen. A year %it F718 t' y a they
: ,> ' him .c:., ' •, �,fav°l°1t9 story °elm hers eona:a;rn:�
,, . : exnroacli mita i_ an ,of _theirs ...,r_
�=1r11'i%4l1< e: 'iFF11'Gt�l, h�+", lLl�t.�_C�, �•.. y ,i. .:.' . ��ii�.' Scottish shepherd, wee,
u
11 it�laln mopUhs «9' of : ether m n
rue:,
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4n,;s. E ;. • ...<`.. .e.. ,s.,,l��.,':a�Y4i'3 �. �i�l�,°,:��'. . enYiaaisii tWorethe
Highland �.
kilt
.
a..they itetlta vtd s e1<fiAne;co e3 ear , ay .aa WAS.
?itti
apn
dlldr(lir. L r hi 13i �exrhl.'_its :thee
exer ., Laid vas wr�,pped��tif',�
g
Thea theta e'hatteeetl
c ayasmzrasa
&izt�,.:rar.�•Yd �'�assa,Ql l3i�V:,are�'leai 'were'a
a
tite .with
low cl.a,nsnoan, who had.
from h1 ea3tivee I''
tip °' ' as) . Eitghsb.
Py ° herkl3 ao4ep
him
SOUS
x
ng'
e
n,tinaat'd's Liniment w:iuros colds,
d
E <,Tlnt_,
y
T
i
Late lY at old �'rc+ix'ole -an�l •o a. li s
That
:°;.
' he'll go at your bidding
r, �'xoulile is �,. �aoatcla;
Will n,.veY stood io_
4Ti
il}
S' e n
e'3
I,'h1A: L' 1S9 'na
'Three yea
I1Xa alp =In c-usa�rycnaar
til' 18t Tt t; as veli
live, Thesso wo iXl#a
�eightlezw t,'1d 1ek,tYtz' of II.
slily, a well-known man in 'tnlze
ling azzzd tinsmithing baseness;
le aattauk cane after anotbev
mnb ae get to be a ebraned
1al; with me. 1 could sctxa'eelq
in a day's work before that
ng cruel pain would attach my
k. I used a gallon of liniments;
1 one. of them seemed penetrat-
ing enough to get at the core of the
pain. I read in the Montreal; Wit-
ness about Nerviline, ;end got five
bottles. It is a wonderful medicine
I could feel its soothing, pain- p '
-----e----
relievingaction every ;time it was Steeplejack:s l'
of the'disease Mr, VL Larkins
applied. , When' I gwho
under control with Nervi:line, 1 ,(England) steeplejack w� ea olilaabed
built up'my""strength and fortified ;the Nelson Column and re
myblood by taking Ferrozone at! the statue in 1005, the ecirtenary of
!Trafalgar, ar, has been engaged to red-
meals. This treatment nured ;me, S
air the monument of the first Duke
re -
permanently, and .I urge everyone P,
unrobin C -.
of Sutherland near D ae
t
1, wbite,
d r
the to
give
a t y
P
n
sin and t tIt . rhe lours 3 .from Conoid ur.
liniments they are using,?'J'
an up-to-date, penetrating, ,pain-
destroyer like Nerviline.
publish m letter the
"Please Y
world over. I want all to hoar of
NerTilazle:"
Don't be cajoled _ into receiving
7
anything from your dealer but
c ' iline." Largo
family .size
Nei v g s
bottles 50o., trial size 25e., all deal-
ers, or The Catarrhozone Co., Buf-
falo, N. I. and Kingston, Canada.
� sl.
' "Hint."
Loral Nelson's Dint.
6!ittl' l;<;tia't'
P1i
RS
a&ta
r rutrprowra. , TANK A ll;
ai
101'1414
STACKS.
wa#e►at ak8,t 1't
'OR T
o
a ass c-xwaums _ >x a l�rx l dluwta 44
l'S 'TRAPPERS PPERS GIRD,
a-1 Qo#c of it a]ases,tneilcd MA'.
'Brits • '.dky to john. Rolle a, Mall
dept SO To1401170:111rcnatStA..
.mea£
thrl Lisa
The Scotsman's conviction that
Scotland is the leaven and the rest
of the universe the lump eothes out
amusingly in this story from the
.
,Dundee Advertiser
g
•r'�t the 13att1•e of Trafalgar, , t
Scots,„ inesstnates anti crew ircnn
the same, village, lltidpexied';so.bo
stat gn'r3,,.
i " a >*ikeh other w' sen the
,,.ri
eelebrwieu ." signal was displayed
fl°om the admiral's ship.
"Look up .,and reset"
Jock," saidlJoo, 70 ,
,' g
one to' the other, alanl't
p�
Efts ever' man to do' his duty '•-_:.
�v
d 05 6 a'aa :ah K3J4 not
tr ca .;,w1�4 tq,.lT .e.t<v t ;radtueF [Y:.P_..,�,•. a,
xt 111 .
i7I`;T:itia:�{;.'- faai�'t-� nue ui3.? 'szkge a�f:'ttih• �
�•i a
.�. r � leis ej,. as,t tfi_ eau,
1� i'Y . �d}Cli �'47.S1 Lf:t
ie;;;, 3:i,,tinc a3A✓ree, `11;,as �td"tirn€1_ z�^ _lies In _
.to 14 aia.rs, 0, • andui'noai. l.,•3 ,his crony. `,`Ma
_ t ...
e• rcla,U, Is that a' you cense 4" he
asked.. `.`Seotiand,.keaas, well enough,
that her bairns will'do` their -duty_..
that's just a hint- td:, thc� English-
irla is ' . ,
e
92
Vinane
Well. deaar " said"" tdie young
auab rid .•gay leis of ids, `tl 1l ix oke
ens a a posit slap 3n you.. Ynaamo
652 milds, and the monument stands
on the summit of Ben Vrnggle,
1,300 feet high. The statue itself
stands on a solid stone pedestal 0a
feet high, and' measures ee feet in.
height, nearly `twice the size- of the
et'aatuo of Nelson in Trafalgar
u re It takes two hours.
Square.
climb the mountain, and work haat=
to cease in time for the descent be-;
fore dark,the topp el the mountain:';
being covered with: snow nearly all
the winter.
WAS N�;r;nii:�r,
'DY
r V a b
,. r.
r,T,lr ,',
Now rinds 1i d 4�1. w� ,aJ ,�. ut ®[
_ '�'ateti:
h eh r ia: e i be
f
as � ase 'which 1 .c z;a a1 ass �
as yours cap cossib be;
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Rural as hopelesss Yo 1y
This isthdeexperietxeerf.11 r 11.J,1irowe,
384 Bathurst $t., Toronto, iahis oYr t'
word.: l
�d e 5 tierce%n = hs.iaY'.:;$?']rlt%a iersure ?u..
%2It'Pt�'1fldS:A;'m ft+,you ;t�tiC.' benefits yCCC:i'A'C'�
a_` bl�
'car da-SJz alu. s ;:ia e ail
f
p Y i�r
cheerfully and eau roc• x moxa' '2�acxsa
si%zai,$,��k1�.tic�e�efs•%yn�rai�.yo;ep�ia;vit#z�St�:.:°:
itswretcitil ti `i pt+.'ains end tried tboat�n.
ail the arlvertie d clams 'with seccess1
itch have in `1 s Tar • . yspepsias':.,.,
k
.. •iSJli dr. ar. iii` v.tt 'fT � �'G '4 a
fiyad, }'t Is now ouoll e pleasure to ea3ia:r,4
B*.aisis r'aah •their .'o'seglient : nour1 Ml5):
sztelit.11e I s.00tte?,el azi, sz.B tifor-rhe
le,:e°.he''faart i.i at :s Pot o f
.fit.
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st.ilecl;.
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