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KAU AND FACE
Of Baby, Could Not Sleep. Fret-
ful and Cross, itched and Burned,
Hair Came Out. Cutleura Soap
and Ointment Healed.
„, Darnley, le L -"When my little girl
Was three days okl. a fine rash came out all
over her head, an4 race. Al nest I thought
ie was baby resie but efter week or -two I
found thee it was very itchiug and sho could
not piece. Site was getting veey fretful and
cross and it made hei• feels, It itched. awl
burned so much tbet usea to scratch it
until it, beeeme opo eolid mase of sore wino
Oen and it made nearly an her hair come out.
It was getting worse all the time mad it
spoiled her looks.
"e was tole she bad cinema and eot
some obatmont to use on her but it dia no
good, Ily the time she was four months
oltl the eezema was all over her face, itead
and nock. then. decided to send for a
sample of Cuticura, Soap and Ointment.The
first aPPlication relieved her of the itching.
then bought a box of Cuticura Ointment
and two cakes ot Cuticure Seep and need
it according to directions for eczema. I
bathed her face and head with the Outicura
I3oap and put the Cutictera Ointment on.
gently and by the time the box or Outicura,
Ointment and two cakes or Cuticura Soap
were gone there was not a sign of eczema,
and sho was completely healed." (Sigoed)
Mrs. Plelip Roach, May 12, 1014.
- Samples Free 'by Mall
To prevent falling hair, remove crusts and
scales, and allay itching and irritation of the
scalp, Cuticura Soap and Cutietwa, Oint-
anent are indispensable. Sold everywhere.
lAberat sample Pee each mailed free, with
32-p, Skin Book. Addross post -card "Cu-
ticura, Dept, D, Boston, U.S.A."
mdrorarawrete.••••• ,••••••.••••rty
LEK DRIVEN
FROM CALAIS
Calais, via Paris, March 22. -The
third Zeppelin aetach tom this citY,
tireel at almost the preeise heur that
the aerial raid was made upon Pares
early Sunday morning, was made in-
effective, because the whirieng of
the airshipa' motors gave adeqva'e
warning of their approach. Tae Zep-
pelins came from the direction of the
sea, but • received such a vigorous
bombardment from French artillery
that they retreated before they reach-
ed the city. It is supposed here that
they intended making another effort
to drop bombs or, the harbor and on
the railroad junction.
111•4,
PEACE SUNDAY
U. S. Roman Catholics Observed
the Day Generally.
New York, March 22. -Peace Sun -
:day was observed In Romae Catholic
churches throughout the States yes-
terday, in compliance with directions
from Pope_ Benedict XV., who sent a
prayer from atome, which was reed by
the clergy, and which invoked divine
Providence to glee back to the world
peace and tranquility.
Besides the reading of the papal
praper for peace at all of the masses,
special eervices were held. These in-
cluded solemn high masses and special
sermons, urging the people eo pray
individually for a restoration of peace
in Europe. The blessed sacrament
was exposed to view in nearly all the
churches throughout the day, and in
the evening special vesper services
took place;
Cardinal Farley was present at sol-
emn higb,onass in St. Patrick's Ca-
thedral, in New York City, and in the
cathedrals of other large cities arch-
bishops and bishops either officiated
or were present at services.
SPRING IMPURITI fS
IN Tiff BLOOD
A Tonic Medicine is a Necessity
ai This Season.
1Villiams' Ptak Pills for rale
People are an all year round tonic,
blood -builder and her vs -restorer. But
they are especially valitable in tbe
miring when the eystem is loaded wall
imurities as a, remit .1e. the indoor life
of the winter months. There 3s no
othsr zeason when 'the ble3•1 is so
meth in need of purifying and enrieh-
tag, and every don of these Pills
helps to etaka new, rich, red b:ood. in
the spring one feels weak and tired. -
Dr, 'Williams' Pink Pine give streegth.
In the epring the appetite is often
poor -Dr. Williams` Pink Pills de -
e Ono the appetite, tone the etemach
and aie weak digeetion. it is in the
spring Una eels:els in the blood find
an outlet in disfiguring pitoyee, erup-
Weis and bolls ---Dr. Miami' Pink
Pills speeinly eleotr the. skin. because
they go to the root of tho troulne in
the blend. the sprite; anemia,
plretunatiere. ineigostion, neuralgia,
ezetelpelas, and many °thee troubles
are 'most persistent because Of poor,
weak blood. earl it is at 01i:4st:rite
*hen ell nature takes on new Weaker
the bleed Most torieusly need:. atten-
dee, seme littera?, dose therneelvee
with purgatives at 'hie eeason, but
thette only further weaken ateniselvee.
A rurgative merelyegaltops through
the systhm, emptying the bowels, but
it oireee not etre anothime, CM the oth-
er hand, Dr. Williams' 'Pink Pills
actitally rnsko new biota!, whieh
reachee every nerve tift.1 orgah in tile
body, bringing new etrength, betv
beelth and vigor to veldt, eaelly tired
Inert. wonteit and ehildren, Try Dr.
Willistras` Pink Pills this spring -they
will not disappoint yon.
Vat Can ,get then beeitheentewins
Pills through any indicants dealer or
ty bean, post paid, at 80 cents a hOX
00 Ma ,bOxett for 82.50 frOin The De
erinialat' 111todielue Co., liroekville,
Ont.
44.4e,•••••••
FRENCH PRINCE SLAIN.
Paige, March 22.—Prince lamest
IYArenberg, a lieutenant in the 32nd
regiment a French infantry, hag been
killed on the field of battle. Ile was
the tenth reprerentative of the aristo-
craey of France, Who have lost their
!Pees recently under the colors of their
country.
PrInee Virnest was born In Paris In
MC Ire vies the son of Prinee
Annette, head of the Prettelt halfwit
of the Arenberg tainily.
knows your position lie
is ready to
les ly fiq 1 't ditch $8.
leers Xtot I th rush.
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eThere Is elwaye• hope. your gracek"
s.aid the doctor ts$ the mother.
"Do
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, ustice o •
f Peace Praises
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POTATOES AS raw). •
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let me see hint. I will he' Very
faint. Do let me see hiniti." Pleaded-.
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At First -only the 8004 -of the l'ell:.; kigi..p 'WANTED A 0
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the cluchetse.
"Not to -day, your grace, The Molt
abselute quiet is vitally neceeary to
him," the doctor
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Drs. Chas....es.. Ointment
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1
ere WAS Thought Fit tO Eat. •
... — wANTED-GIRIM Or 000D ELM*,
TT - tem awl cearacter te train r ltur,
'When potatoes 'Were 'Met . ad for food
141-- - Me Beele• to Wellenera 40114. ..4 Su
it wati the "seed" or "apple" thet watt Catharines. Ont.
said resolutely.
The duke topic his arra and wallt- -
el, him Ott t6 the oriel windew at the
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A . .i.r.
iter -Nine Years of . o fie scape
. Ag ny , E . d an. Operation
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tuber AMR found to be the most delleious
a et t tee FOR #A1..E...
to d• -P .0 - end et the 'seventeenth i"..,1%,*"....4.,^04~~0.4.49.0..."*"...0."1.011.."~"
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tud of the hall- elild larilliredi
"Now liow mucu liope le there real-
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o , A IA . 1
.fl . ., • Using This Great Healing Agent
• •
eentory the potato wee out of the re h ••• ,
0-e • I, oa SAIX-OXIOXCE LAND UT PAP.,
nicuoi:;:at snt.hdabitut :sent' halse66e:eaponeteet:tato.14emosemw4b4;;D:reoe:Itli:90.t
of people with modern incornee, It la re- 'Jo eels Own. one te tiveritY epee, 40-
elalt-e'd—n—cao Ilton along the Bey anti
:oueznaehinlylini:geo7lerbi"leitileve4d"tuhna?tinheLp°ontclakno Lab 4°re° 44:41 'Toronto to HsittlitO9
, . I ,
"I felt sure, by his close reeemblatlee
te the family, eonneeted with other
eirettinstancee he comMitnicatea to
me, that he was our kiesmati. How
near A linsulan I never gut.ssed. So
e•lisu he told me the name he bore
was not hie own, and not a very de-
eireble 'one, eltner, and that ha bad
no name, aud 1 a „„
-ta- ne"r even b""
bal..tized•--well, by a sudden implulae,
or in•spiration, I offered hire mine. i
told him hunt 1 conld %eke it Ms oWn
-if not directlY by law, yet by Christ.
1, Ps
lenity. And tio took him to eterist
Church, and got hini baptized by the
name of Benjamin Setoo Deeeellte. Un-
der that name I got him his commis-
Ft= as ensign in a regimeut of foot.
Vitcler that riaMe •Ito has dietinguish-
ed himself in the Crimean wtar."
"Under that name he may hereafter
eittira the Baeony of .SetoneLialitha
gew," said the due.hess.
"Ansi the Dukedom of Cheviot, Tao-
(her," added Lord Wellrose.
The cleehess looked UP iaquiringly. •
"It is his right, dear mother. I
- -
have pointed coed to my tattier bow
thie right may be secured Co him, Aud •
InateVer it may cost to you, to me, tor
to eny ether, he should have it."
'And you, Wellreeer
•'11 Oh, I shall be the founder of
another line of nobles from the a,aci-
ent 'house of Donglas," said the earl
jetPtingly.
"Atter all, I think more of the hour
when. I shall press the• poor boy to my
heart than of anything else. It iS
harcl to have to. wait until to-rpm:row.
Ali I see what yon are thinking of,
Mlle,' elle said, tts she nnticed her
hateband's grave t.,mile. "Von are think-
ing thatt le I have teenaged to wait all
these years tor my first-born, I can 1
wait these few hears, Yes, but I did
net knew he was on eerth all that
time: now that I know he.is here, in •
this very houee, hoUrs seem ages till I
see Mir."
" 'Time and the honr weareth away
the wearieet day,' " ee.id the deke,
wa,11 a kindle, smile
So the clay and the night oilseed,
and the morning came,
A t 1 t o'clock in the fr•reneon the
natocrat of the sick room, Dr, Chris-
topher Kinlock, came downstairs and
notified tho duke and due/sees that
thee had his professional authority for
visiting hls patient.
The duke arose and drew the duch-
tNss' arm With'.11. lila own. Tier heart
was beating fast; her. color went and
eame; She panted with emotion. z
"C'ome with Its, Wellrose," she fal-
tered.
And 'tb.e young earl arose to attend
then),
lie went upstairs before them, and
le the way to his brother's room.
Ife opened the door, and the three
elitism?! together. •
They found Benny lying on tlie safe.
propped top with Pillows, his fair van
face turned toward them in eager ex-
pecautien, his golden hair flowing
lease. '
"'How beautiful he is!" thought the
einebesse and as she met the full gaze
of those clear, gentle, blue eyes, and
caught the smile of the delicate fea-
tures, she felt as if her heart Must
break at that moment. A rush of ten-
derness, Pity, love, filled her bosom,
and almost overwhelmed her.- -
She left her husband's arm and tot-
tered toward him ,and sank beside hie
sofa and dropped ber head upon his
heart, sobbing:
"My son, my sea! Oh, my poor,
poor, wronged boy!" ,
II0 would have risen and knelt at
her feet, hut for bis weakness!.
,enite with ns in reetoring yen to all
Your rights.' •
- "What rights?" aelfed "Bennv, elm,
' '
PLY, loOking from one to the other.
For lie• had net given sO Mliell as a'
thought to the workly advantages be
would gain from the establishment of
his birthright. He hini thought only
of the rich inheritance of ove •te
I 1
would receive. .
"What rights?" he•nelted again, see-
Ing Unit they only looked at hint in
surprise. ,
"your rights as. •our eldest son and
heir -your rights to• the inheritance
ef all nrY titles and estatesa? said the
Duke of Cheviot, gravely and firmli.
• Benny turned paler than ever before,
and looked from his father's face to
his dear brother's. •
epees your grace 'Mahe= to. under-
stand, then, that I shall displace, die-
Inberit-hini?"
eyes, oily., 'boy, lawfully, naturally,
Inevitably. You are the eldest son,
and must take the• rank that he lies
so long and trroneouely held," replied
the duke, as one speaking from • an-
thority.
..Then I'll die first," said "the elder
brother." ,
"Benjamin' " exclaimed father, mother
• • .
and brother, in one breath.
(.1.„„11
"I Will go down to 010 grave' ".‘""
I shall die if I do not try hard to live,
and I will not try to live; I win try
to dte rather Ulan displace, disinherit
•
him," repeated Benny, And, oh! the
Ineffable tenderness he threw into that
little monosyllable "him."
They gazed at him in amazement.
Such love, such disinterestedness even
they had never known.
"My dear brother," said the young
earl, "your love,. your magnanimity
touches me deeply, But you, may not
f• f if '' a n t
his same ice; or . you e n o
d t - '
r.it.tne , ... -
' t tl i 1 I
tni le or yourself, you •mus 1 n t o
. e „. „
n r-buzy,
,
'1 love Suzy. I have proved bow
• . . .
I love her. And I know -I know that'
she also- would never wish to illspoS-
gess You. Had she been born with a
' 1 I Id 1 V
nature so selfis 1, con never la, e
d her"
love .
"You hope to marry Suzy som
---- 0
V" utet1 said the earl.q
day• q Y „ .
"le I live, which is doubtful.
"Then, for your posterity you should.
hts"
take your rig .
"Posterity 1 sha dows ! dreams !
Leave all that to time and ProVidenee.
That does not exist now. But what I
see visibly before me --what I Reach
tangibly -is itly brother, my dear
brother," he said, with infinite ten-
derness in leis tone and look, as be
took the hand of the earl and pressed
it to his heart, while he gazed in his
face with unutterable love .
And then the cough seized and
shook him. •
His motner , begged him to be calm,
and not to excite himself. - •
Bat just as soon as he had .recov-
ered from the paroxysm he, still- gaz-
Mg in his loved brother's face, Inure
mured softly: • - •
• "My brother, my dear, dear *brother,
You Were more than a brother tO me
in my bitterest need -more than a
brother to nee when you did not.even
suspect our brotherhood. I could not
even live, knowing that I had disPos-
.s.. . .
sessed You.'! : . .. ' '
Again the cruel .. cough seized and
shook him, ae if it -Would have shaken
him to dissolutioti. • • - • • .
They implored 11131 not to.,talk.. .,
The warning came too late. The
,
new excitement litd brought.on a hem-
orrhage again. Blood gushed in •ter-
rents from his lips, and he fell back in
syncope. ,
, • .
•
"Nof the faintest shadow a a hope,
Your grace," answeree the doctor.
"Elven tio I feared.-- Bet in this ease
•I t hi th b
'1\ 17 MaY no s •poor um er e per- ,
mitted to see'him?" '
, ,.
. ;Ka a Meahe Of healing sores and
Vountlis th. t d f ' - ell ' •t
a . e Y or . nary reatrnent
• - .. '
Dr • Cha ' 01 t t h l t
, , ,ses . .n m.en . as wig a ood
. .
' •ps
•
and gradually the new kin IN formed
a d th h 8 - • - . - --
•0 0 eere ennnnen gulaner 00(.1
entailer, until if .finally disapeears. It
le often wonderful the results which.,
1 -and, 'delightfully lneatea. being very me-
tehaeutrieeheivepsrvoesryeaelddetneuverritie0g.ththeere4r44,0eceitereid rxerroanent highWaY: This is Se setae
. sirable for gentlemen who deeire a coun-
they ate the potato le try residence along with gorden tout fruit
, s nc ene tuber evaa eulture, W. D. Blatt. R00% Ifi, reclerel
n onee n the Siete. • r 14 g, ana n.
_The late Duke of Arsyle in history ef • AOMORPOOOMOIA.MOMOIONONIONAOOPOOIAMIONIMMIIIN.W.
"Beee,tiee, yeur grace, althotigh we
not hope to 'his life,
a up r e m 0. It -
knorn tar and lvtda ..
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are accomplished in a eingle niglit bl
the use of this great healing ointritent.
eoetieree. sa'ys that little or nothing vete .
known orthe potato in Scotland' Int' ttl FARMS r OR SALE,
leniepeseehe 'middle
May save we
Must not therefore hasten his death.
•A. d la it ti i it f
. n any sue ag a on as a IT 0 . rem-
-
as ir"positive cure
for 9 z em a and .
r.t o .. hatever c, .,r... •
il• '411' Vir ' - '4
IlhoOrtaintY'
Mr, N. A, fleath, j.P., riteh fiay, •
Que„. writen t -"Nine years ago, I waif
taken with an abcees, and cannot be-
of the eighteenth
century. Tliep Duchese of Buceleugh, in le cgt SA14E-SIXTEEN ACRES. GAR -
ner "Household Beek" for the. year ,17Qes 1 ' Oen; and Xruit -farm. 'Box ee, Ilt.
'4"ealtd 44,stbSI 0°4'1° as "an enctannt nr 'ae3471/efr Q44- ''' .
.
his mother under present eirettin-
stances would rause, might be in-
sitantly fatal to him, He' could not
•
surviVe anethee hemorrhage five min-
utes." '',I. '
The duke sighed deeply. and went
downstairs! to give orders that a boat
should be sent down the lech, -to
th 0 r e , , •
marl 'ye 'about the ' :-" • ' ''
\ '
reeelte obtainee by ..., •
the use,ef medicines 4. =••,' •
t a /s e n -internam ,/ ; . ••,
Y , . y,..0 Sofee Pi e
there can, be no ' • ce. • eektv <
e e„,.,-„. ,
et u eee t tie nf. of the ;
,.._•04 eeee‘, .....eseee
heallug of the skin - „'•‘-',4,• 11,„.1f",,,'" "s'''
wh0n 'Dr. • Chase'e 'W: • - ''., \',., '
,
gin to describe what I have suffered '
as a, result. I was examined h t
y wo
doctors, both of whom said I mould
have to . undergo an operation .,to lee „
cured.' Thanks to Dr Chase's Oita-
. i . ' - - -
tnent, t has rendered an operation
nnnecessary and has com letel .,
cured nee, ' I cannot say nouPgh I.••
• praise of this wonderfuie °Intel Pi .
en
, ,, i
reee easel. • „
2 Hue atilleren•hie- Scheele andficheot- ereee.gOtprows ktaxx• OF STOOK .A.
man ere Hays that his maternal gran d- J124 Grain r rm I Oaf ra el t •
, • - • ' a a • 4 13 "11 11
dethet about the year 1740 toed ,.to bring aeres: oleoPolyrick loom; basiement &Vas
borne in Ins. Peeltet Horne three eor• four -00-x 40t cement elle and hog pone; near
•potatoes us ,great raratee grown y the • • it, •
gentr for he was f 1 d r thb h ao towns, v legete depotre.schools, churches,
,, y, , ..., . . a r en o e e creameries, condensers •(Borderes); hydro
gar peer ate 4.e t
• 4 , ,e, nagown castle. Thom, . , power, telephope 4,4 rural mail installed.
Carlyle tells•Us that his father get nos- • Writ- for tinted leeseriptIon and price,
'eeesien ee four potatoes and kneve eo lite ,e . 0, a ly, °Reeving, Ont.',R.R. No, 1,
tie about them that he hidthem away eor
Setort. to meet the Giaskow surgeon
bn. his arrival. '
• And the duchess!. returned to her•
'chamber' and p d th 1 ht I
asse e u g n•
praying as only„. a' 'nether can Oray'
'Ointment ist applie.cl. \*.`, •,„e.ti'„\ej ..!,
., You can actuelly ' ‘' ' ‘" - •."
nee,,,with your • own
,eyee pet what tak s MR. IMAM
I - 'T • s e ' 4-'
V.ttee• 130.00re palls...are cleonsed,''
' ' . •
which cured me after nine ' years • ot
agony.e . .
Dr. Chase's Ointment, 60c a box, all
dealers, oo Plemarigoni, Idates & CAI
Limited, Toronto, •
' '
:a possible -time of want and the potatoes
weee,seseee to be eaten Hallawe',an: There
;10 eincloubt that the Irish were the first
fitiogilLtea, releogrlize, the value of the Ise
ti •
stare. article ot food.-Yout s
Companion, • - •
,s,
DOES $1.50 WHEAT 111.4X111 SASICATe
d look ood to
yev lir er ilfatal lan-0 - g
, Moe° about our limited
number' of improved farms acquired Rom
- -
loan comport es at pricer, away below
their Oct loaned. ire,
for • • .. '
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ual velue; money on
farms,
her child.' •
I Healy lea tile mornin th Glasgow'
surgeon arrived... . •
-with
• •-• TOUCH Es- THE STATES
`••
.. 1 ..' •1'. • •'"(Deffalo ptews.) ..'•• ' '
• TYPHOID SERUM'S WORK.
, (Buffalo News.)
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•Minard's Ultima Co., Limited.•
Proved first mortgage seetiritY•
good rotes of interest; rerereneee, Que.
hes BOnk. ,Le W. Oadwell- & Co., Box
1317, Saekatchowan. ,
After a short interview the,
e
uuke and dinhess, he was shown to;
the chambe' f Ili ti t •
r o . s pa en .
.., :,
' After a iierf careful 'examination of,, •
the case, and a very close consultation..
'with. 'Dr Kinloek he entirely coine'
' - • ' •• - - •
eided with., the army,. surgeon's °pie-,
weea ie.eetosfit witsoreeSayet atet ate
gO our usual, Wore. the wer does oot
mete ne,",:he confessee ostigenetism.
. Tle- war,40 ,ttigching us. •
. ltdreis scarce asevey which we: may•
reethat tdeee.net Trinket' le sinistee re-
oalnelee gae whet go tig on even seas.
Is 1 b d '
--' T, ••!-- e . ti' - • pe Id ' t Wilsoti
,i- er.e.ess ,t is _ eceuse. . es, en . e
, eessenot mingle" like the ordnotty Omen
'
• Not so many years age typhoid fever
wag the great foe of the II, Se „medical
corps. It penned the saddest chapter of'
the Spanish American war. The years et
V.eame• that followed averaged from MI to
1000 eases of typhoid through the army
. .
numbered less than 65.000 men,
For the past three years typleold 'has
literalist been wiped from tho list of peel ..
Gentlemen, ---141y daughter, 13 years
Id th f ' la h -
. o , was . ,rewn rem a 0,. g .. am.
injured her 'elbow' go h:adly • it re-'
moneyed stiff and Vero manful for.
. , .., .- -
three years..'' roull betties of MIK-
A"'S I:31NI1VIlligli completely cured
•
her and she bas not been troubled for
.
Tx p rt 01r E D HALF -SECTION' VI
1, .
% South. Central' Alberta, Over belt
undo- plow, most, of balance tillable, goed
femme' bowie, other buildings, teneed awl
cress fenced, spleedid well apd obun-
dance of epring water, Only part .clush
hecessary. El. Schwartz, 206 Clemente,
m ayton, Ohio.
.
ion, and apPrOVed Of his treatment.
The ati' t h d i ed id not
p en , e• ee ar , „ cou .
i ssibly be in better 'hands than in
.-/°- . - -
those of the cOuntr doctor
- Y .
He remained af Seton Court twon-;
e . . .
y -tour limns, an hen went
'' d. t bade
to Glasgow, promising to revisit the
%tit.. theepeople of' every slay. He would
th 4' -
moose t eetecntn ess a eas ems war
- h tl b • I is
making me our -social body.
Scanning the Melletin board In front of
the ;News. building, almest • any hour of
-almost any day, may be seen a man who
weara the Orieterie. Cross, oinned on his
breatot years eg•o by Ins beloved leitche-
.„0,,i.erhe Nemo of three sons In the tren-
e
°Ilea ives•thebulletin 6 strange :ascent-
Bible diseases. Last year, in the entire
army, there was hut one case of typhoid,
that oe a recruit •who, beyond question,
contracted 'Witold before entering the
service. Nothiog yemains to bo learned
of the serum except the length of time
it establishes immunity.
In view of this remooltable record it is
eingular that any person should °ppm
, . . . .
tWO years.
• • •
Yours truly, ..
-
' ..,. , A.. i a. LIVE.SQUE, •.
. St, Joseph, P. 0„ 18th Aug., 1900.
•
,
1
VARMS FOR ,SALD-Will RAVE SEY-
.a,• end-0003re, half, peed full sections,.
of good farm, land, dose up to Railway
Stations,' In the Vermillon-Mannville
District, in Central Alberta; one dollar
pee. acre, cash required; interest only
NovemOer• fleet next. balance on easy
terme 6 per cent; best district in Alberta
matient the the
' ter
its use er be indifferent to Rs benefits.
for mixed grain and stock raising,. wg,
- at end of week or
,
soener, if called upon.
And
t ion hini, .
The front window *of a Main street ea -
"11 • • " f t d
1.- to .
THE BEST MEDICINE
SLUMS AND* THEIR EVILS•
. • '
(Montreal Star.) '
der Smith & Phelps, 11 St. Sacrament
Street, Montreal Que.
, 4.
the. next morning, being the
!bird from the day of the last terrible
I lentorrhage, the duchess was permit-
ted to her son.
de ap at the far-off front. •After the hur-
ry,osvsbe heuen:n Ierelieth egelcieloVeri:
e. -ii tintr ••
ntee's eft r r,ilkcyn
o tier -somewhere -with the
.
FOR LITTLE ONES
• • .
As the years go by studento of .muniel-
pal economy are devoting greater thought
to the problem of hnproving houstner con-
dltions, It Is verys clearly realized
F wi, SALE -204 ACRES, 9 -ROOM
house other buildings; fruit
and some timber; 4 miles' of
station. • price' 0,000; $2,000 cash.
see
se
ae had schooled her soul to calm,
n • h d ro
ess, a p mised herself once otherS
that she would ' Preserve a perfect
composure, and neither do, nor say,
nor look anything that might disturb.;
the sufferer. .
same uncer aintvehe raises his rills and
Sends a bullet over the treetops -Sento-
.:where.
o
. Down .in the Italian section . the restr-
eiste.githee nightly, to diricuss the pros-'
mete of-beinVertiled and pledge their
:king, patriots all of them. e
In the clubsethesmanufecturers gather
oomnere "war orders' and speculate
Baby's Own Tablets are the best
medicine in the world for little ones,
They. are...absolutely safe and never
h d
to regu aee e s oneac an
fail I 'th t
bowels, break. up colds and simple
revel , teething
now
at a man
th 'a dwelling exerts a marked
influence on, his life and chars.eter4.- more
especially, is this true in the cese of -wo••
men and children.
Bad housing conditions aPfect health
I ,
ewer vitality and slowly undermine
hones and .arn 1 n f
fa tie a or better things.
An unsa '
nitary house Is a atandinge Inept-
Two farms adjoining; ••• 280 acres.
with buildings, fine land, nicely located:
4 to 6 Iles of station; few minutes'
m
walk of Canning Pactory and Store,
Price for both MOON $4.000 cash. Fine
climate mild short winter Catalo ue
free.- '3. 11,' MeGoni 44' g
gal & Son, Dover.
Del • .
:
He was propped la bed , and tbe
I" 1 t f th b 1 d '
i.g a rom e ay w n ON fell open
. •
hint ' e. •
Slaewent up to his side. Sloe ebuld
'Control her word nd ' 't" ‘e I t ot
s a .t, i at-, zu u
. •• - •••••• .-
her looks; so evben •lier eyes. ttoll-
upon his. colorless and fleshless face,
,a
itnnadthei 0414 oof. 'the conflict that has
Jeri:loathe ruin or tortune to them . .
A tl (.. s th o t goes
sperm le eerman e p a man .
leaving good tidings here ond saddened.
hearts' yowlers There ie sorrow for a
spell. an old photooreph oE the youngest.
'brother ie brought train the treasure
chest, there 'is a' dwelling with old memor
lee and ate offering to the Motherland,
s, expel worms and make
easy Concerning them. Mrs. D. S.
• . •
Be 1 Mt P t Dalhousie, Oat.,
• .rn la , or
vele . "1 h b 1 B b 's
i es. ave een us lig a y
OWu Tablets for my baby and would
pot be Without them " • The Tablets
' '
ere sold by medicine dealers or by.
tation to disease, Scientiets have Amnon -
Striated that a germ of pulmonary tuber*,
eulosis can live for years in an 111-vent11.
ated, dark and noxioug room. The bad!.
tes of typhoid may not. only be conveyed
through. the water or the milk, but it
may also be carried by flies and vermin.
T rom the filth foom which it is d'eposIted
to the food of adjacent tenements. The
tenement hooses
Tr OR SALE -157 ACRES GOOD GRAIN
A and stock foram:120 acres under cunt -
vation; 13 acres in fall wheat; 40 acres
fall plowIng clone, balance in meadow and
tattetuve; else good sugar bush. This
form bas never been rented. For price
and terms, C. T. Martin & Co., Federal -
Life Building, Hamilton. Ontario.
and met the- gaze of his hollaw eYee,
her own face expressed all the dee!?
anguish of her soui.
ate_ tattles •go on not quite as they were
before. -
;Yes. Mr. Wilson, the war does come
close to ute. :Retouches every side oe our
mail at 25 cents a'box• from The Dr.
„
Williams' .Medielne Co., Brockvitte,
Ont. . - ...
with•their halls s air
and closets. sh 4 b ' s
are y many families bes
come a fruitful source of contagious' die*
easee. - • • , •
•
-Le UIT AND POULTRY FARMS.
..11' ' Rfrorn one to twenty-five acres. Lake
Shore properties near Burlington and
He held dut bath his pale hands to-
many-sid 4 lives. ever day.
• • t 0 • • • Y • • .
• - • „
• , ,
Hamilton, with Hamilton market, the
ward her. • Evidently he thought he
was dying, and thought that she kn.ew
he was dying; for his first words
words were:.
eSweet
es • e.
, . • e
Mold, Hnreh pit 1 .
•• ' • . tu.? , .
. -
'Condemn Them
USES OF THE LEMON. se.
-
.4%. little leMon Juke added to' the pastrk
crust will make ft much lighter.
4, * * *
To clean brass that Is.very discolored,
lemon;
eee .
• •
ro. t Yourself!.
r ve i
• • '' • •
. .. 1 eta Ned yea
e- • Fall8
beet in America. These locations are con -
venient to schools, churches, near pro-
posed Toronto-Hconilton concrete high -
way; are exceptionally speed and worth
Investigation. R. M. Hoose, 2 1-2 James
street north, Hamilton, Ont.
mother,' it seems very hard
for you, very,. very hard for, you to
'
1:,04' your • boy almost as soon as you
havt found him." .
,. Sbe. could scakcely restrain her tears
as she preesed bis thin hands to her
••o
, ae %Doctors
I ...- -
' Direst Pills unfortunately are harsh,
'a; - • -
and Graeae; they ceese inflammation
d' r' it • comf rt Rather like
01, e, g „O. t. dui .. .0 . ,
o:.atalro 14 the' way, ti. pilot should fiesta
rub well with then eleanawith
metal polish. This applies especially
to gas brackets that are burnt,
. • w *
.. An excellent health rule ter bright eyes
and a clear skill is to take the Juice of
.a lemon is a glass of water
, with a dasb
of ' salt added. . This acts directly on
44.24142,— . ,'. mookorly •
,earreesese, 66 .
• •'-'• ,- •• - • • 1900 ".
..hisLee' .0'44'--1 GRAVITY
ee .:_-±,.• -
' ;"s's- '7;'' ir•--- 7-
•
In'•1 .r4,0.41.01:3 WASHER
..
Til OR SALE-PARDL ANT SIZE. FROM
-1' 50 acres up, near' Thorold. Merrition
and St. Catharines. Fruit farms with
fruit for *400 per acre, See my farms be-
fore buYing elsewhere. .T. D. Hilts, Mer-
teflon, Ont. Box In. Phone 657 L,
lips andeboscifne ena then stooped and
Dressed herelips to his in a Passionate
mildly, keit effectively, Sciepae. ,haS
established nothing more SatiSfantorY
theelivcr, .whicb has more to do with
,good looks than most of us imagine.
•,---.---.
' -. • o... . , ,. for 30 aa.
•,, ,- . , FREE TRIAL
ri on SALE -37 1-2 acres hear Niagara
o' on main road and close to Trolley
kiss. .
•
"But,. dear mother; it is so much
better for nib to die. See how my life
would compromise you an and com-
dilicate- the question of inheritance,
ae a family 01 tlian ,the ,old. reliable
.
Pills tit ,,l)r, Ile;milton, w.hich'• for
fcrtr.Yeaial have 4,41 ai Premier Place
in Antbriett. De,•11•Ialuiltoll's Pilleearee
• a , ... ...,_ , ,
Yeelr exalt. aney-ean De 'efieetivolyeesed
• ...e•eie
. What 'Bobwhite Eats.
Fifteen per cent. of the food of the
bobwhite is comp.osed of insecte, in-
eluding several of tho most serious
, .
'' ' „ ,
.. ,,.. .
. - . , .. Y*11 aOn t Pato
eant-.-1 eta, ra7 um
--
u.e.. .. - eye:Away who has .
. „A 4,: . . - • . III10d &IN Inaba oar
• • - it 1a the *beat lifer."
and Canning* factory. choice Sandy fruit
land, A bargain at e7,500 for quick sale.
13,550 down wIll purchase this excellent
proeerty. For particulars write meivin
Gasman, Limited, Investment Brokers,
'St. Catharines, Ont. • • • • •
•
and above all, how it would injore 1113
'dear brother," he. whispered, speaking
faintly ana with difficulty, and caress-
ing her hair with his poor hand.
.• 4 She loeaeill het selfecontrol, and for-
get all aer- promisese.She fell sobbing
An his neck-, exclaiming:
•by the aged•r-by children, and indeed.
la' inen„ahd Women of all ages. Nei-
sIonag.clr• or bbwel ,medicine•ii more
,reeiatele. ' No oentecly' for indigestion,
etleadaehaebeebiliouenesseis-eao -effective,-
, .
se mild; ebecetatein to.,quiekly I
etre. as .
a' 25eebox of Dr; Hamilton's Pine, :. •
pests of agriculture. ant of its food
aonstste of. weed .eeeds, oee-fourtli of
ge•ain and about one -sixteenth d. wild
fruits. Taken in all the bobwhite IS
very•useeul to the farmer, and, while
it neay. not be etecessary•Ito remove if
from the llet of game birds 'every
•••. ,,=:-,-e,,
' • ' .e• a - •
• a.. . . ••••• ,. Welts ma to -day,
peomone for bopklat
. " . . and pardeniatn.
AM*MPRR15,101anoextt,'1,00•Wwensieen, .
3 so Y ca 44 0 e," Muir! „ ,
', roaoN'toeiceroatet
FACTORY, 79-81 ,PORTLRAD.STRA T
it
- 1
ss-KrilllAr BRUNSWICK. FARM,4i6 ACRES,
.0 half trite:vale, hay, 40 tons. Bearing
'Orchard; geed house, 3 berme, railway sta-
klit:11,5 Al_milesi. o_thor conveniences near,
tisu, R1,060 ORM balance mortgage. Write
,eor our Free iliestrated Catalogoe. 150
other farms. Alfred.. -Burley & Co., 46
, Princess' street, St. John, N. 13. • •
. "Oh,' my son! my son! Oh, •my poor,
.poor wreaged boy! Live! livellive-
: • .,.. eee • '0' ' "' •
' The':k0eStle. a POCOS Island.
farmer should aee that lils own farin
is not -depleted by .sportsreea.
rp•011 NW. electric light. elk me oboes eiy "itio" •
ez.-eze 9!",eshar and Wringer outfit.
' .,
MISCELLANEOUS.
ela try eo live, for lay miserable sake!
'-C. .. •
. .
.011 do uot dle and:lea.ve xne to a life
, - -
logg reinorse. Oh live! live! that I
may _Make Yew future life so bright
and happy thatteetna may- ferget your
'past!" .. ' • :1'-: '''' -
In ,i910eth-;:- C • re nd c'' tat ad
4 . ' '''. (x" "a s °I1 -11-'
tearlvel,•000 inhabitants reprosentitig,
• a • I • . " • - .
a wide varie r ot races-Maliyse Ohl-
n - •
eee, Neoroes Hindus!, East Indians
1.1 p ' ' •
a d epuans_ Eaellesaceestre ruler of
• • • -
Absolutely
Sore .
• Painless
No „ cutting, no
.. •
CANADIAN.. SILVER COINS... .••
-
, (Detroit Preeoleress) •
. . ,
The trouble •with 'this Canaclianesilver
IS tW0fOld,. It is often worn • dead
STRAWBERRIES 50 varieties; Potspber-
i ' 4 ries le varieties; Seed
Po atoes, 10 varieties. ' Free catalogue.
, THE LAKEVIEW FRUIT FARM
ii. L. McConnell & Son; Port eiterwell. Ont.
'
.. -
•• "Svveet'emotherla ' elle . murmured
'
Stillewitleehis palo hand caressing her
beautiful heiree"sweet. •Inother, you
bave faith, rktiota.1-lave,,.then a rad-
lant faith. Believe thateln the better
the linends_litte married a Malay wife
- - • -'
co Svdnev Ross the present King, is
" - • - ' e.
only one-quarter "'hit 1
e. Like his ire-
teisae ii
decessors, howevet-, etaus cl
Freels teri n; awl in s., ite of' the` f
- Y 13, e . D act
taat mot of his subJects Moslems
C lagers or ad to
orns P p a
press the sore sDot.
PUTNAM'S EX-
• TRACTOR makes
0 I rn. corn ga with-
o out pain. Takes
• out the still over -
g
night. Never fails -leaves no scar. Get
..de-
faced, SO that Rib diffloolt to pais along
and becomes a 'genuine • nuisance theite
unlucky possessor. And. even new coins
from the Domlulon are bractimilly valuee
less if they ar I cl 80 11
ee 9...turtle_ na OS or•rnore
away from th tom dary, because pee,-
pie will net talce thena at all except in
'1 -
SEED CORN FOR SALE
•
For No. 1 Seed Cern of many yarieties
matured and cured for • seed puree. o '
met or shelled. Apiely' t E 'e8 11
. o . DOUR)) If.
TELMER, St Toachim, Ont,
'
great e
But he put his wasted arnaS around CHAPTER XXXVIT.
neck and murmured.: . • .
"Mother, motherr•sweetest name on In a moment all was . grief, terror
earth." and confusion. The surgeon, the only
•
Then both were 'silent, looking into self-possessed person about the bed,
each other'e GYM for a while, she sob- cleared the room of everyone excePt
bing at . Intervals; lee . Witn his pale himself and the old nurse, Mrs.
hued caressing hcr hair. 13ruce. . •
But soen she discovered that there "No, your grace, he is not deadnor
was another present waiting to wel- dying; but leis life depends Upon
come their son. And nhe areso front quiet," he said in answer. to the
her posture and said in a loW tone: questions of the agonized mother, as,
"Your father, ray dear." e he led her out into the'halL ' '''' .
And the duke came and Itaelt, and "Then heaven bleia • 'Ott for the
silently embraced his fading boy. For Words," she said. -
at first he could find no words to And he went back to • big patient.
speak. Then, after sorne inarticulate And she paced up and, down the hall.
murmurs of affeetion, lie said Witb 1vringing her hande and Moaning: 0
metch emotion: "Oh, my son! my son! Oh, my poor,
"You know how it was that we lost poor boy! To find you, .only to lose.
you so long, 7ny poor boy? You know, You! to see you die! Not to be able
I hope, that neither 1" -his voice to make your futUre atone for your,
faltered --"nor your dear mother" -he bitter past!" • ' •
ellocited-" could have been so heart- "Dear Bglantine, do not WeeP gn
--
less, so cruel—P Here. he broke bitterly," pleaded the duke, coming to
down altogether. her" side. • •
Benjamin took his hand and kissed "Ate if be had. had a haPpy life, e /
it. could have better ,borne 'to see •hfril,
"1 know all, dear father," he said. die! But he bee had such a -miser-
"It was no 'one's fault; it was .my able, most miserable, life,• and nowelie
raisfortune. It was kismet." . must die withoeit even. ever enlaYrtig
"Kiemet! Ah, you have been in the happiness!"
East. A Turk is killed in battle. He "Dear mother, it is not certain that
•falls, crying 'Kismet,' and dies eon- he Will die. He may recover," said
tentedly," said the oust% with that the young earl, coming up to her othee'
strange mingling of irreleVant matter ewe. . . .-, —
with the most soleinn business on hand, "Oh, 'W II os no orie ever lost se
e r e,
tbat we sometimes Meet in the most much blood and lived, His poor face.
awful crises in life. Is white- as, snow! Oh, my child! niY,.
"Yet I arta indeed no fatalist, dear child! Oh, my peer, wronged, dying
mother," said Bezihy, tenting to the child!" she moaned, 'weeping and
duchese, Whe geeened longing for a i - h - b d
wring ng• er an s.
glanee or a Word from her aew-found A thi 111 ne I t, th - - - e in. e
t s o e I e surgeon,- a a,
eon. . . out of the' Min,' evbiaperect, to .4..,ord'
"No; for X ain sure you are too good - .
el iininediately returned,
a Christian to be that, tray bod;" she weig•ose, an ,
If I
' "What dfd the doctor ,etty? ow s
said. , . , .• . s .-
"I have heard of your gallant cori- Joust In hired the
my. boy?" Max y..,.,o , . ..
duct in the Crimea, n17 son; of your blether, ..,
"He is just
heroism as Preleellteva, at Inkerrriaa, at the same. '•A nd th'e'doe-
Sebastopol. YoU did honor to the tor wishes nte to telegraph. to ,Glari-
for Dr Xer who 18 one of the
name you bore there," 'eaid the duke, g°'w ' ,
proudly, inost-emthent surgeons of the dayy!'
"I did but. My thitye' .raurieueee answered the young earl. •
Benny. ' '"011,"deo' ett =at note! Lose neteeth
itetant of tithe," Urged th . Otis
"And where got you the Woand with e enXi -
which you are Suffering how; my brave -mother,.
ged Imodeet boy? At the taking of And the brother hurtled.; tottalez ' to
Sebastopol, if I ha:ire heard aright-- dispatch ft, servant *with a xnessage.to
- • . th n . 11 s anon.
in plenting the cotorts ef your MO. 0 eareet telegran t
't
ment on the walls, in the face of a Meanwhile the duchess tenttnued
Murderous fire, Was every matt a• to pace uP and down the lean, Oecase
hero that day also?" siOnally stopping to listeh ht the door
"1 do not know," said Benny, mil- of the •sick rootn. • • • ,.. .
The daily ilmeitie We . .• . ,
lug; "bat 1 do know that I never - 'ht oh Letneh*
1 ea e.
should have hall the chime() of doing eon was 'anneunced at the elatia ne
1
What I did if it had not heft for .--" And the faintly stet dove eta tab.e;
He pawed tine looked all around the but no one ate. . . ,
room until his eyes lighted on the' . Early in the atterno011 a telegrara
form ,of tha Atari of Wellreee, ;deriding eanie Prete the Glitegoewasurgedh; in
apart, and then his face gretv radient, atswer to the one that had been seat
and he held out both his hands, For hint. Me would come down, he said,
More than princely father 'or beautiful by the night train, and be it Setbie
mother, lienny loved this dear brother, early the neet refitting.
The eari came to him, smiling. . This was prornising news.
'411 it had -,,t. been for him, my Later in the day tWe dotter brought
father* Heaven laterve where 1 should 'to, report froth the eick roam. "The
have been now:" said Timmy, clasping hemorrhage had entirellt teased; and
his brother's hands. the patient had retovered froni his
"Vire knoW all that he 1V1111 tO you, syncope, but was ea weak as lie
My boy, even before he suspected you mum vosothly be to live."
1•11, 110 1114 brother. And note that, IIA "I's there, OILY 116110" tilmoet breath-
• worne, your poor settee:- life will be
loighter an4 happierfar than °e'en
are
..1 • te e i• fi• '• • • '
t ice oe.s. n uence has been- so great
that polygamy is unknown =one
a 2.5e bbttle of PUTNAM'S CORN EX-
TRACTOR totelay.
the territo n' lit I 1
There IsrY ear e r P °°° of °I1g°' '
nothing derogatory to Canada
In the effort tcl keep Its money ottt• ot
' ' '
• ' SEED CORN ''
your dear eove could Goer make it
. hey% Ilayo a, glad, radiant faith."
. • '' •• •• s -
them.
•
The Source..
dreulation on th s side of the interne fon-
Al line .... If each country would trade
eft with the other the alien bills
Prize-winning Wisconsin No, 7; the best
for
er
"Oh, _my condi my child! If you
had had a' happy life, like all your
- ,
..... ., .
wit tiara's•-tiniment Cures Dandruff.
.
• .
"Frem where do cows get their milk? e
money,
and coin's that its neople are passing •
f h d t h d t ul 1
rom an o - an , he res ting tots
,the silo. Geer R. West & Sona
NorthwOod
• ' R. R' e' '2•1' '
-••••••.,-oe - ' '
brothers and sisters, I think 1 could
bettel• beat to let you go!" she sobbed,
' wieping bfit'erly, "Oh, oh, if I could
±aeould toll back the years, dear leVe1
• - ---.
, . • ... „EP BUSY!
: s-
. • ttiraRtford Expositor)
'The present la .a, ' ume for exercising
The little girl wished to learn.
"From•Wbere do you get your tears,
my dear?" , ,
.
of currency Vioultl- probably be unof-
feeted on both sides and everybody' would
be better satisfied., We can each" take
ottr .own and have' emeugh' for, all par-
Donee. •
•
• • 4
• MURDERERS IN.COMFORT.
- • • • fn. *
' , s -11 -tale News.)
, /here are Pew" thIngsethat tend inore to
•-kindo yonr dreadful past, and make
that happy, I eOuld-I think I could
bear to let
optitifsxn and a spirit of mutual help-
. e
elelitems in order to keep as many men
moteldye'd eo poesible. it Is a for better
thitt.thee belning hand over the present
• Her mother a„sleed in turn •
- .
.And then with widely opened eyees.
Lifting her thildish brews,
• 4 • lb
MInard's Liniment • for Sale every-
where, ' -
4, to •
exasperate citizens atrUggling hard to
Make a living, then to See an array of
niuriderers supported for life in 'warmth
ond comfort, deprived, it 13 true, their
yen go." .
"Dear Mother, can. any but Heaven
do that?' Sweet mother, if you sorrow
so • bitterly over my miserable past
let that eorrow teach .you to 'Pity•lind
'enceor
industrial etringeney should .come In this
form than in that of charity, - and• that
•
cotizens generally*...should pursue, in 'a,
reason bie way a- policy of liberalit Y
th- ,Ileh f ' t 'I 1 • t '
ra et . an o re reit imen at this
time. ' . e'a ' '
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''011, mother," she asked in quick Bur-
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prise,. ... • • .
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Do they have to spank the cower
-I•larvard Lampoon.
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Wellington's Reticence.
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Welliegton's .reticence once drew'
a protest from Lord 'Uxbridge, • the •
'lest
ot
Itheety though that may be regarded as
precious to the honest and the ledustrie
the citizen; it counts 'ter little with the
hardened lioul thet
another while in the takes 'the life of
Oursult of crime, es -
rectally as tt means only a fe wyears of
the thousands and thousancle of •
.
,
brilliant egvalry leader, WhO a•
'became
restraint as- a rule. ,
poor, neglected, innocent:little oftes,
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leg at Waterloo and Marquis
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Ruch as :I was •Onne, who ever7 'day-
-ierish. of want, or live -oh, mother,'
to grow up in ignorance,. vice arid Mis-
er7, to fill the prisonssor to freights
th0,, gallows. Sweet mother! you ' aree
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of Anglesey. On the eve of• the great
battle 'Uxbridge, nithough next to
Wellington in'tomniand, kneev noth-
ing ef his chief's plane for the mete
row's battle, With trepidations he
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Approached the Duke. If Wellington
killed Uxbridge,
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dren, for my sake, and I shall hot
heave suffered and died in vain'!" 'he
eald,.. and his brow grew radiant ase
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were = would become
commander4n-chief. What was the
plan? ' The duke 'likened patiently.
It you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind ..or protrudin Pil
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„Itze:.face of an angel, -
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your address, and. I will tell vou how
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to eure home
The chador came quietly to lead the'
lady away. The interview, he evhisper-s
ed, had been too long already.
She stooped and kisaed her 1:thy's
bright brow again'. and again, atlas
ehen she, Went away. .'
The doetoe came bank tO the bedeide,
of Ms patient. .e. . , -. ''''l
fro be Cotitiniteda '',,
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• attractive, and protect it .?
• frbiri fire With these beat.
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pertel" "Tentionbeedky Bonaparte.a
'd.:VV611, ' Benaparte hasn't given.' me
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elle ..dea of his projects, and' AA my
pland depend tipon ltis planes how '
can you expect me tO tell you miner
Uxbridge bowed, and Was abont to -
retire, When the duke added in the
friendlieet way: "There's; ;hie thing
yourself at by the new
absorptren treatment; and will also
• send Senna of this bottle treatment free
for trial, with.- references fronl• Your
own locality if requeetee. Immediate
relief. and permanent cure assured.
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Sead no money, but tell otliers of tbiti
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offer. Write- toeclaef to Mes. M.
Sanimere, tiox r. 2., Windsor, Ont.
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• "Hoist With Ais own Petard "
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Ceilings and Walls, . . .
certain, tabridge, Whatever happens;
• you aind / Will do. our dnter," •• .
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, PUlleti011. of Literature;
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'The oile'atIrt Of Metaphor that ougW
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' . • They ,will out --last the building and are very inexpen ita•ve. They can bh brightened '
, from year to year with a little paint gtt a trifling cost. Made in imattnerable beautiful
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Mlnird'a Liniment Curtie Eiurni . eto
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. "A. book," Said' Dr. 4ohttson, "should
shiny. one either how' fo eider nal or to
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his -or .7 of tna
1 t to oet tniced in a t
te a„ . • j .
''' ' 'ilitory metaehor Howevet',/
war is a nt . . , , . ,„
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when nistories oathe war beget'. to ap-
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be
pear alereatglit aftet tht, war gm,,,
either the Writer or the printer has- to
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set elbeeze .much In haste, That no
'doubt eapiains Why Veo read irt ono of'
• .desi fis suitable t I ti n be e ecte - ld e a- well aS in
. g , oal s !gaol rooms. Ca r d over o Oast r a
• a mew bolldIngs.• Write or catalogue.
. , _ • . We astialselans estaphsteliss of Sheet lideteillelittinit %fetish. 9
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hilanufacturera
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- ' ';' •' Alleged Scottish Kings. •
Jests innumerable have been showen
ed 'upon the hundred portratts of al-
leged Scottish kings, With a strong
family likeness, esipecittlly aboUt 'the
nose, which lidern. liolyrood-Ichigs, ae
Scott says, "who, if they ever •*flobrieh.
ei•ideire it." 'Was ever 'eunettoft of 11tera-
titre expressed -more pungently' or just -
ly? Any Men Who erojoye or endures has
a right to speak if he tan. If . he tan't
help others to ehjoy or endure he has a
right ,to, speak _ if he deubts as to his
part in life, 'while if 110 cannot eestati-
eally °Woe, he ean at least good humored -
ly endure.,-. A. C. Benton in Century Ma -
tine ' •
Ma- • • .
theee headlong bittoriee that Gerniany:
tt a. certain ,point of her dirdothatic
career "icund herself hoisted Iv heir
own petard." The writer (or printer).
Mud have _thought that a petard waS
. it sort ot elevatet, Shakespeare who
o
eoined ' the fiettliOrtal lellrese was
• . id - l• '
amused by•the ea of the lei Wiry en-
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goneero 1,01st With hie own .petara
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Sall to Creator. .
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,_Like the la 6 Je, lerpon II strganoes e,
Dearth W. Hunnicutt, a wegiltitY Atlanta
citizen, clime to dra.w his will he reeog-
.nized in the preamble the merit of the
atopeni. 6 9f Christ. Mr. Hunicutt died
ec nu • att the age et 82 and Jet will Was
' fie (if r probate reeeetlye he breath-
6 ere 0
hio RAM .
,./ cam, •vv,.„ Hunnicutt, do Make and
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CIIME'SE sxucE ON TOAST.
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Z level tibteeptionk butter. •
2 10V0I tAbletp0One &Mr.
. 1/4 level teaspoon salt. .
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Speck pepper, ' . .._
1 Cup 'milk. ..
lea dap grethel cheeee.
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Melt butter,, flour, stir 'until
ed at alL need several bent:lied years
before the invention of Painting in bil-
melees." The late Mr. W, Collitzlitte
reealle the• Loiedon Chronicle, had a
stores of a visitor who gravely, inquired
of the old woman, who .010We:id hini
oveeethe Wiese "DM you de these?"
She ehook her head as grievelee and he
Added, "You' height liteveLdethe better?!
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POr• Repairs, or New
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SALE
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A-tnat .s, otetwn Up 'W 1 a on.
itli 1 i or
letenth:' A netaed evas a Sea Of bomb
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ug ith Is, my es ev an es ame 0
gereby declaring any trust let the merit of
the, &toning blood. of the Lorde•Joeue
add
Perfectly illii0Oth, etir ill the milk, and
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Minardni Lielment Relieves Neuralgist
Reit
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108 Sq. red. ...I,!
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need foe such Work tie vibrant* 414
gatee Or 'deore.
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Christ for the salvation of my Noulexhieh
e commit to the.God Who gave it,, -
. The Hualnieutt estate, veltied at o mil-
cook stirring consts..ntly until it boils,
•
add salt, pepper and cheeee, etir until
.eheese melts; IserVe on pieces of toast
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"0.111MINALs 'IN THE MAKING.0
' • tribatte)
Complete with
nails and' cement.
'Paid.
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At toston, five thematuid urtempleyed
Iyion ot• more, evill be shared equally bY
flys heirs. .
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or wit er . • .
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The captUrti• end' tenteasion of the ht;Y
"auto
e . Freight ,
ASPHALT PELT HOOFING
men arid Women sterreed the stage elie
trance of a theatre in artawer 0 ad.
vertiseneente calling for 10 Men end
a few women to act ae "supers." Dar.
. ing the rush ,two of the men fainted
from exhaustien. CORIS Were torn,
hate Were broken under Met and the
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• Li Fe.41' Ee'xtietle
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ail dime -tee of the horses •effectime his thfoitt, speedily
Meat' eats ahd horses' in RAW etable kept from Waving
bandits." Wholle serisatiOnal 6X-•
Ploite the other day &Maud the city,
furiliish another' illuatratlenr4f one • be.
needed -741f the trogic truth that, In the
words quoted in theist, coluritn* riot .101114
sinte froth a i•epeet by Prof. Gault of the
Northwestern university. Juvenile debit,
Climate and Street. idlers and Iottfere a e
"eel/Meals III the making." What ra
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100 per cent, Saturation...
Centitalhe no -Tar or Paper
. Lowest price for Puro Asphalt,
Ilbefing wirer offere•d I ' ' - ad
n Can st.
'Send for Free Sample
...woo..
polite had tO be tailed to atop the
confusion when the stage door *a*
. opened, Th . hundred or mere wm.
inebehad ket , smart front the tiled add
.t .* them by using SPOHN'S DISTEMPEIII. coltiPattleD. s
, 40 to 0 doeys often cute. Otai bottle guarantsed to cute OAS
, , ,. .0 46p ease. Safe fin' brood mem, haby teats, stallions -cell ages
4“-, < and eonditione. Most akttifut adientitic •cortmound, An )"
trio GO druggilit.
. • - ilt RAMA Ai Al A ritA. A I ,04.A. tieleakiieekalie tene.le a A V *A 1 1 6 A
ehymi, one rammer story, otter Am
poeyeeem tee% Itielnum Anti.ntintfinga.
e, cletttee remark lee a. nreftstionti of-
fender, entertained inatinet for --sport arid
excitement, Misdirected tirtinlai Spirits, •
A nig ii 11nien11 AY lenvel I•kii•t•nrnei ei Allifittehi. Af
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Tht Iltkilid ay Comps ny. LI&
Factory tilittributere.
1404.ILTON -CANADA.
f
knows your position lie
is ready to
les ly fiq 1 't ditch $8.
leers Xtot I th rush.
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