The Brussels Post, 1906-12-27, Page 3e'trerrro*-S' G a'C00•opo0-esteSse
YOUNG
• FOLKS
Do0a40000 o-0oa000gC►CDa0
DON'T 1311 TOO SURE,
'\tire i(
Y 1 u) 1 the tap of on apple tree
A Baldwin sang right e"1
And laughed at is brothels swinging
below, g
While he had a seat on the topmost row,
"I tell you the farmer's wife11 let •oft
And nut „1 n 1 Wo 6 you,
1 Y r n lhr. the I, Wow;
But I'm so high up here in t11e tree,
Shell never get uiu; $he'll novel' get mei
The farmer's good wile) she soon passed
that 1
way,
And.„thls is what f heardhor say :
"That spenlid red Baldwin up there so
high
Shall muko tor the clilldren an apple
pie,"
5o it Isn't, you see, always best to crow,
Though you may have a seat on the top-
InOSt
WHISPER OF IRIS.
(Tilts story was written by Shigeno
Mitobe, of rho Girls' College, Tokio).
i shall not say when or where; but
there was a large garden surrounded by
a fence of evergreen trees, and almost
in trite renlre of 11 was a pond, bordered
richly by tris of pulplo and while flow-
ers. 1t was 0 bl'Igllt spring morning.
A lovely purple iris enjoying the venran
sunshine was making iter toilet Re a
'nymph, on the mirror of pellucid water.
A white iris standing next to tete purple
one called to her with a beaming smile
on her snowy (000
"miss Purple 1 \ass Purple 1"
"Yes, Miss White. What eats I do for
you?" said lh0 purple lids, turning to
her friend.
"Nothing in parlicldur. By -the -by -e,
who is she passing us now?"
"1 don't know exactly. But 1 have
heard she is one of the daughters of
Mrs. llonnkawa, A few minutes before
1 saw her mitring around the pond with.
aur young mistress. They admired us
ao nuuJt as to say that we were' IIIc
prclltst powers in the whole garden.
Didn't you hear that?"
"Yes, I (1111. liuw kind they aro t0
think so much of us 1 I was mucin in-
IceesLrd in the conversation of the 111 Ile
girls. 1 think it was Miss Haumiwnka
who first said that flowers might talk Lo
each other as girls (1j(1. Then I heard the
Voice of 01(1' young 111101ress saying the
irises most do a great deal of chatter-
ing, because she often -saw (heir trends
bent or Unwed, as if they were enjoying
themselves with Merry talks. And she
wanted to know what the flowers were
talking about."
"Yes, yes. At that limo I really wished
that I could speak and tell her how
grateful I felt toward her. \Vas not that
the way you also tell, Miss White?"
"Yes, indeed. She is always kind to
us. In cold winter days, while the lie
under the ground,, she feeds us with
various nutriments. in the hot days of
summer she gives rills of cold, clear
water, We hardly know how we can
repay her for her great kindness."
"That Is true. By all means let us en-
deavor to please our young mistress by
making our best toilet and blooming out
in our prettiest. 1 think it is our duty,
and also Tile ons/ way to show her our
deep 1rntilude."
While 111ey were thus talking, the soft
sound of garden clogs was heard, and
the lovely giri, wearing a long crepe
gown, came near Ilia pond to look at
tier favorite glowers. With a cheerful
smile : the irises bowed respectfully, just
' as n gentle gust of spring breeze rustled
among theta. '
AS CROSS AS A DEAR.
"You're as cross as a bear," said Boss
to frilly.
Uncle Jinn whistled. "Bears aren't
cross to members of their own fans
13'," he said. "Now, 1 knew a bear
of lee---"
Boss and 13111y both ran to him and
climbed up on his lap.
"Did you "really everknow a bear?"
cried 131113'; with wide open eyes.
"\Nell, not intimately," sold Uncle
a Jbni, but I used to gn hunting 1110111 when
1 was up in Canada, arid ono day I was
out with a hunting party,and we saw
right straight in front of us—what do
you suppose?"
"A reel bear 1" gasped Iho chit(100111 111
concert.
"Yes, n real mother bear and her little
son. 'fhe dogs slurred after them, and
the mother bear begnn to run, but the
little baby son couldn't rule 'as fast as
she ctid, and the dogs were gaining on
11101, so what do you suppose the mother
bear dill? Leave her 111110 son behind?
No, sir-ce-ce. She picked the baby up o1
her stout nose and towed him ahead ;
then' she ran fast and, caught up to him
and gave 111111 another boost that sept
him flying through the air. She kept
this up for a mile and a half. Then she
1v115 too lived to go any Nether, tend the
clogs :surrounded her. Then she sat up
on leer haunOies, look her baby in her
held paws and fought the clogs off with
her feeepows.. And how she (lid roan'1"
I3ess shuddered.
"You could Hear her Whiles away. She
never forgot 110 baby; kept gunr8ing
him .n111hetule. Wilton 11(1 7111(111(1!' W0,
shot, me baby cub jumped. on her dead
body old Ivied to fight elf the dogs with
his 11111e baby paws. That's the way the
bears 'stand by each other. Sometimes I
think they love each outer batter then
brothel's And sisters. Hey, Bess, what
are you crying about? I guess 1 won't
tell you any more bear stories if that is
liie Way, you feel,"
1'Biili(I tabbed Bess, "you 1'1 tis good
zees good as a bear I"
Then /hey all leugll0d. together and
forgot what they had been. Cross about.
"My deer," sold il,r, young husband,
"'did yen speak to the mill(nlnn a130111
there, being no 0(00)11 on tine lnillc?"
"Yes, 1 'told 11110 about Ile this morning,
and he has expintn0d ft sailsfOotOrily;
end I ihllik11 is 'gone a credit, to 11111),
ton, "What did the say?" "He said
Ilial 110 nItVoys lilted the jug so full that
ilurei tr0 reeein onthe lop for the
Serene,"
BR1hNRI3N FROLIC,
Milkers inis1
Ie Apple t
ohaea andGive forth "311Ik Pouch.'
An eslrr nrdinnry fate Inas befallen 111:
entire (1111 of cows on the, farm of 111'.
George Sehenelc, near l'iluenixvilla.
Venn. The 1h"r(1 happened to colo'
across 11 quantity of apple puhorcr, the
re8]due Ime1 cider -making, and with nn1-
mal curiosity luunediolcly sampled 11.
7'he seine 111111 followed was (111111111 in
the 11101ast degree, So drunk did the
cows become that they relied and fro-
licked 011 the grqund, unable to "111(0
for hiccoughing, Melon limy found their
fret 111ey staggered about the orchard.
It.rrhme after en,* other like drunken
awn. !'heli' hillm'iaus stale conlincaed
for two days, during which time their
1)i was )
milk 1 r said l y Lha neighborhood to
have Required 11 d'slincl flavor, and lune
Mune:. )*sly described by 1110 owner es
"Inn punch," The peculiar flavor, 1100' -
('ver, dienppeared ns the cows recovered
from their dissipulton, much to the sor-
row of the inhabitants of the district.
MARVELLOUS CASE OF IIEALING.
Air. Alf. J. Clark, of Cavendish street.
Lmulon (Ont.), tells flow Zalnl•Buk cured
hint of severe burrns. Ile says:—"I girl
Inv hands very severely burned witli
lime. The burns were so deep that as i
plied my shovel the blood actually ran
down the handle. The agony I suffered
you may well ininghl0. 1 tried several
different ]finds of solves but the burns
were too severe for these preparations to
heal.
"I obtained a supply of Zem-pule and
the very first application gave ale ease.
'rills pleased me, you may guess, but as
I applied the hu1111 each day 1 cons mare
and more pleased with the effect. The
pail was relieved completely. In very
short lime Zam-But( Healed any burns
completely, and My hands actually fell
*Aloe—the muscles more firm and the
skin in butter condition than before I
W/18 burned."
Not only for burns, but for cuts,
bruises, sprains, etc.. Zain-P,uk is the
hest and surest cure. 11 also cures
000011111, ulcers, abscesses, ringworm.
boils,- eruptions, poisoned wounds.
chapped ne crocked hands. cold sores,
chilblains, ball leg, piles, etc. All drug.
"rises sell its 5'0c, a box, or posh free from
he Zane -Polk Co., Toronto, on receipt of
price. 6 boxes for $2.50.
HONEST ADMIRATION.
Tommy Twaddles-•-"Oah, 1 don't want
to go to school."
Pa Twaddles—"But don't you want
a good education?"
Tommy Twaddles—"No, pa; I'd rather
grow up to bo just like you."
To discern and deal immediately wLih
causes and overcome them, rattler than
to battle with effects eller the disease
hose secured a lodgement is the chief
aim of the ]medical mal, nncl Bickle's
Anti-ConstunplIvo Syrup is rho result of
patient study along this particular line,.
At the fest appearance of a cold the
Syrup will be found a most efficient ee-
nl*ly, arresting development, and
speedily healing the affected parts, to
]hat the ailment disappears.
"Weren't you frightened when your
revolver missed firer "No; spy wife
kept the burglar off with a hat pin while
I reloaded."
Salt Rhoam, Totter, Eczema—Those des.
tressing skin diseases relieved by one ap-
plication. Dr, Agnew's Ointment is a
potent curd for all eruptions of the skin.
Jas. Gaston, Wilkesbarre, says( For
nine years I was disfigured with Totter
on nay hands. Dr. Agnew's Ointment
ourod it." 3§ coasts. -31
"Kale, 1 must warn you. I saw that
policeman put his am round you end
kiss you." "I couldn't help that, ina'a11T i
"11th you didn't seem to object." "Not.
me, nn' be had up for resislin' the po-
lice.'
Many Thanks aro dao from the proprietors of
weaver's Corate to friends who hem written to.
toll of the Oorato'o good word in oaring scrofulous
humors, !scald head and other skin diseases.
Butcher—"What 1 can I do for you,
mural?" Young Wife (hying to give her-
self the ale of a veteran)—"Ono ]aurid
of beef sausage, but without bone,
please."
Only allose who have had .experience
can tell the iolrlure corns cause. Pain
with your boots on, 171(11) with them
off --pain night and clay; but relief is
sure to those who use Holloway's Corn
Cure.
There is one remarknble peoulinrily
about camels. They are 111e only ani'-
111(lta That cannot swim.
Allen's J,tutg Balboni, In which thorn to no
opium, nares sore throat and sore longs oe 11
allays the inflammation an.l rids you of the
moons Haat stops up tho ahs Passages. 210., 60o.,
(11,00'bottles,, - - A one -,sided affair is all right if it
ltttppen, to be a bright side,
A small 'vice in a great elan is equi-
valent 10 a hole in n silver gtinr(otlt
issappionomoommosionnenommeemeseemnoneericasnee
ay
"T110U SHALT i(ILL."
The New ' Co Irl (' i Now a an mmol nn nt s i\o r Ob•
served in Beside.
The World's Work sent 1)r. Isaac A.
"Anarwic.h a 1ru1nrd blssimt student
I
Ind writer, to !Russia to investigate and
511(0 of aclllul (111101111us there, 1n hie
,00011d article "Practically Civil War in
1,u
lin a1.s, erneng other things
num ie e I Se and
I , 11 aha !!albs to It. Muck a u td
l ,
wherever the 1111(; of Russia Dies, the
uununil inent, "Thou shalt not lci11;"
lifts been suspended. Aside from sum-
mary ext'enlions by military governors,
late columns of the deity press are filled
with croons of citizens *erten, maimed
(1)111 killed—by ilio ltolirr,'hy the Cos -
mucks and by 1,l0in Hooligans o11iiinled
with sr,nic, "patriotic" 0001013'. The reign
of terror is supreme.
'fake, for example, a case haat hap-
pened in the very capital of the empire,
under the eyes of newspaper correspon-
dents frons all parts of the world, and
which has been varirnlsly reported.
A regiment of the Empress's Cavalry
Guards was riding along Sergius Street
singing a military song. A working -girl
on the sidewalk remarked contemp-
tuously that they looked as If they had
just liken Pert Arthur. Sorne by-
standers caught up the words and
shouted: "Hurrah for the Port Arthur
boys 1"
An officer of the guards, riding near
the sidewalks, had heard file girl's re-
mark. iso ordered six of the troopers to
seize her. The girl ran and hid in the
hallway of an apartment -douse, but was
dragged forth and carried in a cab to
the guardhouse.
""!rake her and do what yine please,"
said the°Macer.
'file men unnnftnOusly declined.
The officer then called seven troopers
'known as the "executioners" and com-
manded thele to give the girl 25 plows
with their whips. She was then allowed
t) stagger away.
Though the affair was reported In all
the newspapers and the identity of the
officer was well known, he has not been
e(t11ad la. account. , And at. the present
writing n month has alrcndy elapsed.
This incident hes been widely, reported
because of its "'neo'S interest." Scores
01 similar outrages are occurring in all
purls of the empire dully, but are never
heard of.
llussiu is In u stale of revolution. This
fact 11211 *ren officially proclaimed by aha
government in justtficulion of its policy
of repression, the 111(e of (v111011 has not
been witnessed since the days of John
the terrible.
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IIOGI3IENT ADOPTS BABY.
\Vas Found Asleep in Sentry Box,
Willi Note From Its Parent.
The soldiers of the Slxly-third Foot
Regiment, al. Saint 1'11101, France, have
adopted a lathy which was found 0510011
in a sentry -hex on a recent morning. 11
fled a wooded horse clasped In its arms
and pinned In his jacket was a note say-
ing: "Please look after my little Jacques,
whom I am unable 10 support."
Jacques was thereupon taken into her -
racks, and the mon promptly decided
that he should remain. He will wear
tt little suit of regimentals, and the sol-
diers will take it 111 turn t0 loot( after
him.
4
Th ry Never Knew Failure.—Careful
ohservnhon of 111e effects of Partnelee's
Vegetable Pills 1100 shown haat they act
immediately an the diseased organs el
the system and stimulate them to heal-
thy action. There may be cases In
which the disease has been long sealed
and does not easily yield to nledlcine,
but even in such cases these Pills have
been known to bring relief when all
other so-called remedies have failed,
These assertions can be substantiated
by many who have used 111e Pills, and
medical men speak highly of their qua-
lities.
Jabbers—"I tell you, old irinn, it's a
terrible Thing when your wife quarrels
with her motor and Iho old lady lives
with you. Which side do you take?"
!-lavers—"Nciihcr. I preserve an alarm-
ed neutrality."
ne.:Vin Stan's - Pineapple Tablets.—
"Medical scienee by accident eteeovered tho
potency of the pinoapp1e 50 a' i)anae00
for stomach troubloe. The in apt!
001/1050 of vegetable pepsin contained in
tho fruit makes it ata almost indispens-
able remedy in eases of dyspopsta and
indigestion, Ono tablet after each meal
Will cure most ohronio cases. 60 in a box,
30 cents. --32
Lillie Girl (innocently 10 new reclor)—
"Will you please see bow ninny times
you can run come the ga1'don?" Rector
(sur'prised)-9 couldn't., my child. 13u1
why do your ass(?" Little Girl—"0111
merely because dad said you were so
long-winded."
A great Combination, "rrorrovim" the beat
tonic ie. It should' be taken by all invalids, by
all who aro rot down or out of sorts. 30 builds
up, gives now life.
rr Is TO SMILE".
To live loo fast is also to die loo fast.
Prospective heirs are usually glad to
wear dead men's shoes.
The worker with the
most sand usual-
ly is the Ars( to raise the dust',.
To lose one's head is often the Imnlo-
'diato prefaceto toeing one's feel.
If 501111 Of your china has been in the
family for y'ea's, yell probably wash
yore mvn dishes:
When 1110 poor young mal finds a
rich "better 11011," he also is apt to find
belle(' qunn'lers,
Seng of the nightingales May be
s0 ll,nur(1 ful because morning after
morning they find their bills .all ov0r
due.
They say a woman's aim le poor. 1t
io only natural, 51101' all, that she shoved
find herself at aunt's feet when she
hos thrown herself at his Head. --Success
IIlleguzine.
An oldindy, traveling for the feet
tittle i11. tt'Meg() city, saw a glaring sign
on the frons, of n high building, which
read; "The Smith Mnntllanitirhl(1 Com-
pany." As she repented It Aloud slow-
ly site renlitrlced to Iter nephew; 1'Lnwv
me rey1 \'/all, I've 110nrd 1011 I
Stnliirs, all •my lite,. but I never knew
before where they matte 'ems" ,
•
Only the successful 1001) is in a pool'
Orin to Value the welds praise at ds
line Werth,
P.II.A,I10A,O,U,
---
Man Who Buys 111(31)15 a3I
Price o Won't
Realty Appreciate lily Intorno!).
Whet a dyne costs has less than
,a '
y ad think 11) d, with 115 snlulsing qua-
lity. The truing that *)outs is what itb>
made of, and how it's made,
My l'h0rnah cigar is a revelation to
100,1 who were wind, to think a (tip r
Iii ,e u "
Illid i 1 ,tui, 11 to 0 Ed 1 'ell ]L'
I , e 1 Ily line.
11 is Not 118 1111(011 n 0u1'prise to the
man who didn't believe u (Igor could
he ,fine unless it Dost fifteen cents, a(
least.
The Pharaoh costs Jen cents, nbout
everywhere good (Agars ore sold. 1
would like you to buy war and judge
It in eldnparlson with ony Jlfleen-cent
cigar you know,
1 feel just about certain you will say
1lie Phar'onh bus the full-bodied, mel-
low flavor, t, the fragrant amnia, the
suprl'-Iplality richness—without rank-
ness—that you thought only flue Im-
ported cigars could nave.
With the real Manicuragua Havana
filler and the mild Connecticut binder
and Sumatra wrapper all put together
colder 1113' eyes in this model factory of
mine, the Ph11roah has it fair right to
be 81115ed with fifteen cent cigars. 1
don't want you to believe 11 until you
Imew it's so. You will w11(3n you've
tried the Pharoah.
Bettor buy a box for Xntns. Your
dealer should Have 11-11 he is up -bo -
dale and keeps the best brands.
\fade in Granby, Que,, by J. Bruce
Payne, Lhe iced.
"what a lovely collection of odd cups!"
exclaimed a guest, peering into the
china cabinet. "Did -it take you long to
get so many?" "Oh, no," said the hos-
tess, whosuttees by the servant prob-
lem, "those ore samples of the sots
we've had In the last two years."
A Purely Vegetable Pill.—Parmelee's
Vegetable P111s are compounded from
roots, herbs and solid extracts of known
virtue in the treatment of liver and
kidney complaints and in giving tone
tc the 'system whether ; enfeebled by
overwork or deranged through excesses
in living. They require no testimonial.
Their excellent quatlies are well known
lc all those who leave used these and
they commend themselves to dyspep-
tics end talose subject to biliousness who
are in quest of a beneficial medicine.
Picture Dcnler—"'Phis, mndam, is
merely a chrome. and It is not expen-
sive." Airs. Newrlch—"Alta To be had
etiheap, 1 suppose. Of course, Chromo
10 a very obscure artist, and cannot.
command high prices."
The Backache Stage may be ,just that
Incipient form of kidney disease which,
If neglected, will develop iutostubborn
and distressing disorder that will take
long tedious treatment to cure. Don't
neglect the "backache stage" of the most
insidious of diseases. South American
Kidney Cure stops the ache in six hours
and euros, -30
She—"Women may gossip sometimes,
but they have better cannot of their
longues than men have." Ito—"You
are right. hien have no control what-
ever of women's tongues."
Dld you notice that old man limping along a
day or sono? well, if 110 1,111 put on his back
Trio D L L" Menthol Piaster, in a week he will.
walk as straight as any one.
VEILS FOR FIREMEN.
One of the gravest perils which the
men of the fire brigade are constantly
,lacing. is the. fierce, 'overpowering heat
11, which they are compelled to work.
This peril, however, if we may believe
recent information to hand from Ger-
many, has can"ed to. exist. After suc-
cessful trials, the newly -Invented "heat -
veil" has been introduced into practice
at Cologne, where 200 men have been
supplied with the appliance. The veil
is made after the principlo of a safety
lamp, with double windows. It is com-
posed of fibres of cane, which, as is
Known, possesses the peculiar property
of retaining wafer for a considerable
length of Lime. The veil Ls made damp
before. being fastened to the fireman's
ordinary brass helmet.
MAGNIFICENT CALIFORNIA TRAINS.
. Via the Chicago, ,Union Pneibc and
North Wedern Line. The "Los' Ange-
les Limited" to Southern California and
the "Overland Limited" to San Francis-
co are considered by travelers as the
finest trains leaving Chicakn. Less than
three clays to Caif0rnio. Drnwingroonl
and ecnparhnent sleepers, buffet, ab-
Rewri110)1 and dining cars. Trnins
electric lighted throughout. The "China
and Japan" Fast Mall en:Ties Pullman
Standard and Tourist, sleepers to all
California Conspoids, lllustea I011
California literature, folders and rales
to be had on application 10 B. 1I, Bon-
nett, General Agent, 2 Xing SL, Toron-
to, Ont.
Duly (10 new sert'nnq—"You quite un-
derstand, Bridget, that 1 shall only bo
'a'. dome every Wednesday iron lime
to Ave?' Bridget ---"Yes, mum." To 3her-
self) "Bridget, me swale soul, if fuer a
woman had n hlvenly sitivnlion, sure
it's yelself has got it. Wid the mus -
tem only 01, home fur two hours ]very
wake, phw01 a x050111' lime 01 Can beVe
1111 int"
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CASE
Dere is SOusethhlf11 That Will be 'Wel-
come News la Alnny a bis-,
• courared One.'
"For sevc'ni ' penes
I have been troubled
with gas around my
heart, shortness of
breath, 1113' food (lid
not digest properly,
it turned sou' 111 my
stomach, causing ]ne
'great distress; often,
disagree -
William lis Reed" loo, I had disagree-
nblo oklncks nI belch -
tilt; gas and heartburn, al(1' levan pains
across the small ,o( my back,
"1 flied 1)r. l.ennimr,lis ,\nli4Pi11 nod
(ran) 11)0 very first found ('(1101: Anti.
Pili has Indeed cured (11e,"
This Is The. Vohllnlliry eInlem0nl. of
Win it gleed, of 165 Queen SI., King-
sloe, Oat,
` Ali dce)ore eir '1r110" Wilson—Pyle Co.,
United, Niesstrei Pelts, 011l, .•.
ISSUE NO.
A Startled Mother
Hears That Cough
4
1
She h,n,of h o e
sc o s u
7 t t O n none
—Croup, Whooping Cough
or Lung Trouble.
If sho Is a wise mother she will have
the never -falling remedy at hand—
Collsfoote Expectorant.
It is the best, the safest, the most
reliable and positive cure for all fortes
of coughs, colds, croup. whooping
cough, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma
and' lung trouble. No harmful drugs.
The most delicate child, the weakest
stomach, welcomes it. It is pleasant to
take. It is the most reliable household
remedy Known to medical science,
effecting remarkable cures every day.
"Baying used your Coltafoote Expectorant I
Donald or it asplendid medicine forboughe or any
throat or lung trouble. would not like to be
without it In the house,"
3£118, J, LLOYD,
Vittoria, Ont.
Thousands have borne similar testi-
mony. to the wonderful curative proper-
ties of Coltsfoote Expectorant, At n11
druggists, 25c. per bottle. No other
Cough Medicine "Just as good" as
Ci,.
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EXPECTORANT:
TE
'Soldiers must be fearfully dishonest,'
says Mr's. Countryside, "es it seems to
be a nightly occurrence for a sentry to
be relieved of his watch."
ITCH, Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wol-
ford's Sanitary Lotion. It never fails.
lJleks—"My Ana comes out in hand-
fuls. If 11 keeps on 111 soon be bald."
wicks—"Nonseluse, if it keeps on you
can never be bald."
Deafness of 12 Year's Standing.—Pro-
tracted Catarrh matinees deafness in
many cases, Cant. Ben. Connor, of To-
ronto, Canada, was deaf for 12 years from
Catarrh. All treatments failed to relieve.
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder gave him
relief in one day, and in a very short
while the deafness left him entirely. It
will do as much for you. 50 oents.-33
Tromp—"I looks like a tramp, ma'am,
but l ain't. Fin a sailor, ma'am, 1 was
wrecked and washed ashore." Un-
smypathelic Lady of the I-louse—"!Veli,
you ain't been washed since, 111 wager."
One of the greatest blessings •to pa-
rents Is Mother Graves' Worm Exter-
minator. It effectually expels worths
and gives health in a marvellous man-
ner to the little one.
BOTH FORGOT.
Mother—Tommy, what did 1 say I'd
do to you if you touched that jam
again?
Tommy—Why, it's funny, ma, that
you should forget, too. I'm blamed if
1 can remember!
Dear M,s, (her -
Your little ones are a constant care in
Fall and Winter weather. They will
catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's
Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and
what it has done for so many ? It is said
to be the only reliable remedy for all
diseases of the air passages in children.
1t is absolutely harmleiu and pleasant to
take. Itis guaranteed to cure or your money
is returned. The price is 25c. per bottle,
and all dealers in medicine sell 3,4
SHILO
't
This remedy should be in every household.
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I'LUCICY 5CI100L111:i'rlil:sy,
I
Courageous Lillie School 1 oo Marin 'nettles
a Rear Single-handed.
The heroine of the little ' village of
S,i(way, Alfunesotl, Nays the Minil0apb-
li., Journal, is pretty Aliss Mary Mut-
Valley,
MGValley, la SCI20oln1latress, -who, 01110e -
handed, tackled a hour which bad In-
vieled11e class -room,
t
Nis; \I111 nC w1(s standing
at the
blackboard when
n cry of tel'11110 from
one of cher young cheeses caused her
to turn towards the door, There, in
open 1oorufy, stood a huge black hear,
with head 00018(d curiously Sideways,
and nose greedily snf1111g towards lite
closet. where the teacher and children
kept their lima baskets, There wits
instant panic among the pupils, none
of wh111 was more than 10. but the ani-
mal paid no attention to the children
and headed straight for the lurO'l7 clos-
et One of the boys, balder than the
others, threw a chalk eraser at the bear,
which tuned around with an angry
growl and started towards the terrified
children with claws spread out menue.-
Ingly. Miss Mulvaney thereupon seized
a stick, sprang forward, .and smote
Bruin on his tenderest spot ---across the
bridge of the nos". This luckily seem-
ed to disconcert the animal, for it turn-
er) tall and scampered out 01 the room.
The danger over, Miss Afulvaney foint-
ecl, 1.ut a liberal application of cold
water by some of the elder children
soon brought her around again.
The bee Is an artistic upholsterer. It
lines its nest with the leaves of flowers,
always choosing such as have bright
col0rs, They are invariably Out In cir-
cles, so exact that 110 001l1pass would
make them more true.
Pains Disappear Before lt,—No one
need suffer pain when ttley have avail-
able Dr. Thomas' Eeleclric 0i1, If not
in the house when required it can be
procured at the nearest store, as all
merchants keep It for sale. Rheumatism
end all bodily pains disappear when it
is applied, and should they at any time
return, experience teaches the user cf
the 011 how to deal with them.
Beforeop net
Pen«Angle
garments all
the shrink
is taken
out.
t01
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An
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Underwear
r e
bw
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keeps
you com-
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warm,beaause the 6'
short fibres that
make some under- (.
wear itch are taken
we out of Pen -
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a e variety of fabrics, styles a nd prices.
in all sizes for women, ;nen and
children, and guaranteed by your own dealer.
"Ileallh and Vigor depend upon the
quality and quantity of the blood."--
Hurnaniterian,
Dr. Carson's Tonic
Stomach and Constipation Biter(
A Purely Vegetable Tonic and BTooil
Purifier. Price 50 cants per Bottle.
Ilyycu are not able to obtain it in your
noighborh•,od, we will send to any ad-
dress two bottles upon receipt of ONE
DOLLAR (Leo, per bottle) camiaee
prepaid.
Pamphlet sent FREE en appltnaticn,
The Carson Medicine Company
87 Wellington SL West, - 'Toronto
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Hix—"An acquaintance e1 mine, pat-
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play two pianos at one time. Dix ---"Did
he make anything out of it?" Aix—"Well
111 mode, n )110\-e out of the tuwn. Ills
neigtlbors threatened to mob shim."
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