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The above is a picture of " Chief Little Bow," who was probably the first
inhabitant of CARMANGAY, where once the savage roamed at will, NOW the larmer tills the land
Railways, Wheat, Coal and Water !!
CARMANGAY is a NATURAL RAILWAY CENTRL on account of the topography of the country.
It is situated on the Little Bow River, and has an UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF PURE WATER. It has
VAST QUANTITIES OF COAL close to the town. •
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the wound Is healed!
Zam•Bak's popularity Limed on merit.
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THE UNDER DOG.
Pretty geed jokes you've made on me -
The under dog,
Funny, too, as such jokes could be.
You've shown the sleeping out in the
park
On a cold, hard bench, in the starless
dark;
You've shown me, gaunt, at the kitchen
door,
Where the housewife gave her tooth-
some store --
And you've twisted jokes of a man's
distress.
Funny? Lord! Yes!
Pretty good jokes -and all on me -
The under dog.
Each one pitched in a merry key;
You've sketched me fair iii my rags and
• grime;
You've caught my grin when I'm doing
time;
You've shown ne clutching the car's
brake -beam,
Or trudging ties in the sun's hot gleam
And you made me funny; I must con-
fess -
Funny? Lord! Yes!
Pretty fair jok>s you've hal on me -
The en ler dog.
Hardly a wee.: but I would see -
My battered phi% in a comic skit
That had no line that was care of wit.
That time the deg to my leg hung tight
You made me a sine -splitting sight.
It made you some money -more or less -
Funny' Lord! Yes!
Pretty good jokes you've made on me -
The under dog.
Yours is a fenny that must run free.'
And I am a tramp that need only roam.
While you are the fellow that's got a
home
And wife and kids and an easy chair -
Me? I'm the fellow that lives Nowhere!
And humor, you know, is a thing to
bless -
Funny? Lord! Yes!
- Wilbur D. Nesbit, in Canada Monthly,
Urie Acid tinfferiug
Uric acid is an accumulation of pois-
on which finds lodgment in the system
when the kidneys fail to remove it from
the blood. In the kidneys and bladder
it forms stones, in the joints and mus-
cles it causes rheumatism. In any case
the pain and suffering is almost beyond
human endurance. Uric acid is prompt-
ly removed from the system when the
kidneys are kept healthy and active by
using Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
Thomas Leishman of Iron Bridge ac-
cidentally killed his wife, who was hunt-
ing with him in the bush near Sault Ste.
Marie, and then in grief committed sui-
cide.
The annual report of Jailor Nichol, of
Stratford, was presented to Sheriff
Magwood on Thursday of last week.
The report shows that it costs 9.67 cents
to feed one prisoner during one day It
the Perth County jail.
Was Confined To Bed
FOR FOUR RIOf1TNS
RHEUMATISM THE CAUSE
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED HIM
i 1912
Humor and
Philosophy
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.
1,15 a general thing the uian who en -
Joys a vacation is the gleeful imp
who gloats over the sunburn and brier
scratches and poison ivy of the man
wlio has just returned from his yearly
jamboree.
The nerve strain that they don't
have is what gives lots of women
nervous prostration.
The trouble Is that so many people
who can't come back do so.
Mr. W. H. Riley, Ruddell, Sask.,
writes: -"It is with the greatest of
pleasure that I can recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills to all suffering with rheum-
atism. I was se bad with this terrible
dis_ase, I was unable to fret up from my
hed for four months, and nothing seemed
to relieve me until a friend recommended
Down's Kidney Pills. I had my doubts
moat then, but was i••) desperate I
vonid try anything se •sted to me.
'ifter taking half a box 1 i..., able to get
.ip, and after taking two 1 , es could get
around quite well. ;,f,.: taking six
:>r4: I was completely i::+ 1, and able
to ,.ror'k for the first time i "ve months,
.i:ul have not had a tout ; rheumatism
Any• ne who saw I . then would
not know me now, as I as -. strong and
active since taking your ..(:.•able medi-
cine."
,.;oar's Kidlrey fills at ..i cents per
hfix, or ;i boxeq for 81.25.:• •11 dealers,
r trailed (!:rest on rccei; t (,; t rice by
't'i:e T. Milburn Co, Lit. i:c d, T aronto,
Out.
In ordeting direct, specify "Dean's."
Perhaps your breakfast did disagree
with you, but don't take it out on the
public.
A holiday is an invention by means
of which the public may incapacitate
itself for a ,onsiderable length of
time.
Getting acquainted with necessity is
( social process that none of us enjoy.
Some people are so sensitive you can
hardly get a good joke on them at all
without offending them, especially if it
costs them much.
Agreeable people are those who al-
ways want to do what we want to do,
and the more they insist.on doing It
our way the more agreeable they are.
The man who spends his time trying
to tjifferentlate himself from other
people generally succeeds -without
pleasing anybody.
A Liberal Education.
Kings in stately, long procession,
Queens in splendid motorcars,
IIorses on the race track running;
The procession of the stars,
Waters that across Niagara
In a raging tumult flow -
For a nickel you can get it
At the moving picture show.
Elephants performing labor,
Indians pursuing game,
FIremen in haste to rescue
Some young woman from the flame,
Cannons belching forth their thunder,
Monkeys sporting in a tree
And a lot of other wonders
When the film is running free.
Liners coming into harbor,
Swimmers divifig from the dock,
Suffragettes who seek the ballot
Walking bravely round the block,
Merry little tilts of lovers,
"Villains stalking through the plot
Or man erecting buildings
On a busy corner lot.
Every nook and every cranny,
Every corner of the land,
Made to pass for those who watoh it
From the grand reviewing stand,
Travel made a thing of comfort,
Up and down the land you go, P
Seeing all for just a nickel
At the moving picture show.
He'll Change His Mind.
"Why don't you go to the thea' er oc-
casionally?"
I don't care anything about it."
"You are sure it isn't because you
don't want to spend the money?"
"Oh, no! That hasn't anything to do
with it. I just don't care for that sort
of amusement."
"I would advise you to remove that
chair between us."
„Why?"
"I am about to offer you a free ticket,
and I don't want you to hurt your-
self falling over it to accept"
s! a
Just In His Line.
"What is he do-
ing?'
'!Selling rubber
plantations."
"He has had
no experience in
that line."
"No, but he has
in stretching the
truth."
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Things Worth Remembering.
When pay day comes.
That Washington wore a wig.
That brown eyes are darker than
blue.
That every dog has his day.
Where your wife's folks live on
Thanksgiving day.
A Common Weakness.
"Does he like to talk politics?"
"He doesn't know a thing aboul
them."
"Then he doesn't talk about them?"
"Yes, all the time."
do a Bet.
"Will you marry me?"
"No, I won't
"I win. I thought you wouldn't.
Thank you."
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Uniformity in Canadian Dairy Products.
A few months ago there was held at
Ottawa a Conference of dairy experts
and official from all parts of the Dom-
inion. ' The meeting was called by the
Honourable, the Minister of Agriculture
for the purpose of endeavoring to perp-
etuate the uniformity in quality and
character of Canadian cheese and butter
that has been responsible for the suc-
cess of Canadian dairying. As pointed
out by the Dairy and Cold Storage com-
missioner, who presided over the Con-
ference, many things come up in the
practice of dairying over which slight
difference of opinion may arise so that
it seems desirable to bring together from
time to time those in charge of dairy
schools, and the chief instructors, in the
various provinces, to discuss methods
The Mean Thing.
"He says he's very fond of cited"
"I notice he generally has a flock of
you girls purring around him."
They Chin Stand It. "l
The person who is savixg
And luxury forbears
Cau't take his money with hire,
But that don't peeve his lasit'K,
and practices, in order to arrive at some
agreement as a body of dairy advisors.
The Conference lasted two days dur-
ing which time many matters of import-
ance were taken up and freely discussed -
Some of these were the pasteurization
of whey, factory refuse in relation to
tuberculosis in hogs, testing and grad-
ing cream at cream gathering creamer-
ies, whey butter, methods of payingpat-
rons of cheese factories, and other
subjects relating to the production of
butter and cheese. For the information
of buttermakers and cheesemakers, and
others interested in dairying, there has
been printed a verbatum report of the
proceedings of this Conference. Copies
may be procured by applying to the
Publications Branch of the Department
Agriculture, at Ottawa.
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