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Tile; VeASP CURE.
11 was a rainy day, and Aunty Nell,
eo had come to spend the night before,
ieReg b,t.rmere Wee 16
d net eme, e
ite eeteeteebee in the eozy 41,11.00
one
"111411 Is just elm bee Aunty Nell,"
illinglY lighed Illailicl*, with a funny
'l.leneuloolek -aeof idetceet•eseees re'l.lGItti-iSthteih,-aesvttti•iyi
A0wclaeTllillahulrs'ald11
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y WOrf, A grat glrl paet ten years
a, tOO."
Aunty Nell and Ruth looked up at
ch oter, and thn down atthe verk
1118 ,ae'l"
inedinnenephrte and tleline on0
25 lerlerslitching a $1112 bag, 'flier
snned, beause they beth had an
ea that whator the other one dd
QS' pretty nearly right.
"I'll telt you abran my cure for the
II -fancy -week' habit, Ruthien said the
eilly young aunt, "though you cull
:netty 10128 it yourself, because it all
append last summer, and it can't hap-
in just the same wny again, but per-
me the story will help you."distress.
"Somebody scolded you," suggested
utle
"No, indeed; and you uever, never
;laid guess right," said aunty Nell.
3ut if you will bem a whole napldo,-
agersi that can clo such even brier-
itching, should be -able to do good
(nuning,--I will toll you how I fell out
a bad habit into a good one, and how
lid happineSS I Ilnd in the 11031' \tiny."
"Well," she went on, after Rule had
ornised and was fairly started on her
or•
k, "he
wn 1 went awey to the Adir-
,thieks in July I knew there were ne
ores to buy embroidery stlks, and so
Carried a supply along 1221111 me. 1
specked my things, and on the table
1112 by the window overlooking the
ke 1 put my tray with a row of spools
, CRIPPLED WW1 SCIATICA,
...."...
Made WWI and Strong by Dr. WillIonisi
PIO Pills Alter Doctors Dad Fatted,
Mr. II W. Await is one of the lead-
. '
Mg meretteets of Reinforce N, S., A
few years age he was a great clatterer
from that most excruciating trouble'
sciatica. lie eaye: "At the time 1 was
afflicted 1 wee living et Baker Settle-
ment, The atinelt was ao severe that
.1 had been off work for SOille Utile. The
(
eords of any leg were n11 hewn up and
1 0111111 Only limp along will( the eid
a a slicer, The pein I suffered was ter-
anti 1 was M mieery both day and
r - • - ..1 (1
night' EvetY iilnieatlueul islui4eil lii' esn' i
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,teilileetaua eon know. I was
i0e, tor
'1e iiw`l4la lsnve t t1
ri:111rriT1.;;,1ftJirAn,stt.
n1baeana"11,1i1te ,b(11111)'ei(11111)''(11111)'e1
grs eel that no enimon was
when Dr, Witham,' Pink ills
web11.igd.t4my41221h100.u1100. 22401ordinary
hlf dmi xes. 1 bed wed bout
the 00)101' 011122111115' brerI found anybunhed
benefit. But I 1118 eireouraged and got
.1 ee911;1 11111 4i)Zn 1oNCS2211d berm,
[es, 110122 1411 1)011. every vesuror 1241
1eu1$z1,44isa11,et,1, Not (1915' tete,
liut 1 Wes tweeted in health in every
way, ars it will he readde Understood
Um( the long elege et pain I had stenmarch
retied had left me badlY run down, 1
cane speak tee higley of Dr. Williarne'
Pink Pills. I can't recommend them
too strongly to other sufferers."
Dr. Williams' Pia Pills ellne Wale
ea Amply because they make the rich,
red blood that soothes and strenglnens
11122 jangled aching nerves. Thet le
why they cure such nerve troubles as
neuralgia, St. Vitus dance and partial
paralysis. That is why they cure all
ailments due to peer watery Hood.
That Is why they make weary, despon-
dent, broken-down men and women
Leigh), active and strong. But only 11i0
genuine rills can do this, and they have
the 21111 name. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People. en the wrapper around
every b", sold by medicine dealers
everywhere or by man at 50 cents a
hex or six boxes for 62.5n by achirees-
ing the Dr. Wilyiiams' Medicine Co,,
Brockville, Ont.
f
pitlyr' e 1" '"'".
waN) ARE NEEDED
PLEA FOR M." CA
LD1 It MAN IN Ili,
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KIDNEY TROUBLE
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suffered , Two yeees„„eteueyed in neve
Months.
h TrOUNIVI1M, TWA.
Ilan a south Lancasidre's Band to
Calais and LIU%
if the band of the 2nd South Lancae
Before MI get
ganneme a o
the (shrink
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MACKENZIE RIVER VALLEY.
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Ilentireas of Mlles of Vint District Ar'e
Without 0 Single
Doctor. .
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with Iese wear on
muscles and tar ,
elte etarebed pieces.
a leeautiful glue,
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shire Regiment lied beell a eompany of
victorious soldiers it could not have
had a more triumphant welcome than
11 had on Its mein trip from Cnlais lo
Lille, France, where IL was to play at
a charity concert. 1
In the black hours of night Calais
eilleens Mooned the ganeway te the
niail-boitt, and n. Lille committee, in
evening these, weltionied Colenel Adton
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mToarcohwed ot,o ,osuuppoprerlioi,n,zithoe f ntiglle )hey
shbiue ieneme 21akeelmt ibarlenien•.
tt 2 une end were astiteli Pt full
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Um shit end alltleed in he elielomeie
'Ver e111121, The dislne by the
ratlied route between Atha-
felaglig twil'll e Hellatoll( one
mileEton) and
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pithem to the Pew» flll for ie MlY
01111 welcome berme the Mallon was
ree
Al the realmet al Lille the nrtillery
fred a salue of twenty-one guns; for a
;.4'n
B
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In a eedy of fabc, Oyler an1,11t..11,o;
,eshelpless. e.
re,
in all szefor women, men and
children, and guaranteed by your own dealer ,
north of
I'rt eiiPherson, near the sretion,
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KAISER URGES IMPLE LIFE.
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it,.•
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nille ot the railways wee tined with a1ihirlefsiThebiggi,
flag-wavng cowd, and as the Imin en-
_ie'4l
.l
(Wel. w11111,
Hoinhalitante Indians, halebreete and
whilesreienhou)a ener physician.
Of missionaries there are many, and
the good people of Cumin send liberal
support to maintain them, but, surely,
as the eloquent apostle of the Lebraitor
eilYe, h le Peor comfort to the eulloring
and dying ho be tole that we ioset them
and that the Lord Is good when we fedi
to do anything to relieve 112021' physical
NO SURGF,ONS THERE.
My attention was forcibly milled to the
condition of 11121220' people inOA respect
during my visit to that country 12221 23203-
mer. Only two days after leaving Atha-
basal Landing in a simnel.. our cook
took sick 321224- 22111221 was apparently ap-
pendleitis. It was soen evident, that his
ease was serious, and it was exteemel Y
d,stressing to ece him mowing worse
day by (1223', while the any et. me„
on the boat no one could clo anything to
save his life. After about. a week of in-
tense suffering he expired, and now fills
a lonely grave on the bank of the Atha-
basket. River, far from his former home
In England, There are many in the
country wile are Mickel with certain
ailments' that would yield readily to
-'4I'.'
Sends Ils (ninIenen Subject to Army
Officers.
The Emperor at Germany has a, tiee
deed desire to promote temperance and
simple living among officers of thearmy
and navy, as recently manifested by an
imperial note circulated anomg the re-
games. The note, which emanates
from the emperor direct, stales thel
during a midday meal which the kat-
eel attended at one of lbte regimen Pe
messes he was extremely amoyeti to
see the luxuriousness end profuseness
displayed In regard to table delleecies,
including French champagne.
In his note the emperor expresses '1
desire tantamount to a command that
when he is presenrat any regimented
meal the anent] sboeld be restricted to
soup, fish, vegetables, toast, cheese and
butter. Beverages should 110118)52 of
simple red or white table wines or a
eleret glass of German champagne
might be banded round on occasions as
en amempantment while "beaten" is
bring served. Liqueurs after meals are
lubnoed, also all other beverages.
Three asestrictIons, together with the
mistimes endeavors to suppress all ex-
pensive sports in the army. such aa
polo, show his keen desire to bring the
C, B. FiZRel•
M R.wi,Gitast3 F1ZER, Mt. Sterling, toYili
if have suffered eith kidney and bled-
der trouble Inc ten years prise e
iieast mareh 1 commenced using ve•
rune, and continued tor three mouths'
I have not used it, since, nor have 1 felt
a pain.
"I believe that I am well and I there -
fore give my highest commendation to
the curative qualities et Peruna." i
Pe-ru-na Por Kidney Trouble.
Mrs. Geo. II. Simser, Grant, Ontario,
Can., writes:
"I had not been v,•ell for about lour
years. 1 had kidney trouble, and, in
fact, fell badly nearly all the tinte.
"Teis sunnner I got se very bad 1
thought 1 would try Peruna, so 1 wrote
to you and began at once to take Peruna
(101(1 Manalin.
"I took only two bottles of -Peruna
and one of Ivlanalin, and now I feel
better than I have for some lime
----
"1 Seel that Peruna and Manalln cured
me and made a different woman 01 1110
altogether. I bless the day I picked iip
Me little book and read of your Peruna."
It is the business ot the kidneys to
remove from the blood all poisonous
heed the station fve massed intliinry
bends struck up "God Save the King."
The Laneashires gave three tremendone
cheers for the French, end then begrin
, triumph/it through crowded
and beflagged streets, Thousands of ho-
iidayeatimed people cheered epee and
vain. At the Clty Han the Mayor of-
Reed eeempagne, and reminded his
hearers that red coats and red thou-
sere had not fraternized sinthe Ceti,
ce
mere Then kr the Prefecture, another
3220100030, and more champagne, Then
to the official residence of the General
c,
Commanding the aistrice who drank to
the "noble -British ante,"
A bevy of ladies invaded the Gen-
, 1
ertn's amens to abet with the British
oMeers. After serenading them the
hand was taken off in flag-bedeeked
tramway ears to lunch, and al 4 o'clock
twelVe thousand people -everybody In
the district is more or less of a must -
cel critte-assembled be the Hippodrome
le applaud enthusiastically, so well did
the Lancashire play, notwithstanding
lb•eir fatigue. The, President of the
committee went up on the platform
end 'kissed blushing Bandmaster Harris
' b r handing'1
Q14 both cheeks, e are ilm a
great gold laurel leaf.
The General Commanding and all the
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ing down on their sides. This was
eere I meant to sit and embroider.
"There was a spool of wleite cotton
r sewing on buttons, which I meant
persuade eomebody else to do ter me,
I could. The muse black thread
as for shoe buttons, the fine white was
r baby clothes I had promised peer
rs. Doyle, and the darning cotton -
ale of course, that was for darning if
positively had to."
"And the beautiful colored 0112(22,»
ompted little Ruth.
'1 only put out one at a time -that
st day a spool of delicate blue which
meant t•a use fear scalloping a kimono
nrmo I always lovtwork on'
ht -blue fancy work."
'1 could hardly wait to get at rt,,,
inty Nell continued, "and I was just
iching out for the silk thread when a
ISP flew in at the window. and circled
und nay work -tray, so that 1 stopped
leok."
'Was it a stinging wasp," asked mo-
Or.
a small black one -perfectly
11.1lieSS. She carried a bit of clay in
r
r forelegs in some mysterious way,
d she flew carefully about each spool
turn. I think she, too, had a weak-
ss for color, for she finally daubed
e clay plump en the open end of the
le silk spool, and Dery away for more.
was too curious to touch my spool
rile she was gone, and soon erie came
eh and daubed on more clay."
the "grown-ups" stopped to discuss
a species of the insect it must have
en, until Ruth interrupted eargerly,
unty Nell, and-"
'Well I watched every trip until the
le at one end was covered over tight
11
d fast. And then what do you think
Ile Mother Wasp did? She Just crept
side that spool, and I think she must
ve laid some eggs there, for she staid
me time. When she came out again
e began once more making trips, and
ch trip she came back she brought
small green worm and stuffed it into
E spool, for food when the larvae
mild come to life and be hungry.
hen the opening was just as full as
would hold, the busy little creature
aught clay and fastened up the other
d as neatly as could be. I don't
nk anv one with hands could have
.
ne a neater thing,"
'This took two or three mornings al-
;ether, and I watched with the great-
VICTI31 OF RUSSIAN TYRANNY.
—
Tragedy of a Young Woman 1101(1 "With-
out Trial.
The suicide in the fortress of SI. Peter
and St. Paul, St. Petersburg, of a young
woman named Dorolleff, who had been
imprisoned there for neerly six months
eithout trial, has caused as painful an
impression as that of the girl Vietreva,
who committed suicide in the same place
anout eight or ten years ago by pouring
over herself the oil of the lanip With
which her cell was provided and setting
her" elf on fre. Deroiter' strangled hue
self by tying her hair round her neek,young
0.,t
fastening the end or the plait to tbe I ,
of the bed and then leaning back U11
death released her,
She was a young married woman,,
barely 22 years of age, who came to St.
Petersburg with ber husband in the
spring of last year. The two lived a
quiet, simple 11(0, and attracted little no-
tiee from their neighbors, until shortly
.
after a revolutionary outrage, when theyits
dieappeared. The police made a deeeent
upon their apartment and left a few men•
In permanent andueli. When, two days
111-1', the husband returned alone, he had
hardly entered the hall 'When they rushed
out with loaded revolvers and arrested
him. Two days later he was executed in
accordance With the verdict of a field
court-martial.
The !allowing day the woman Dorn-
fleff was arrested. She was immediately
incarcerated in the Fortress of St. Peter
and St. Paul, and 3)11022 then, according
to the newspaper accounts, she was
kept in complete ignorance as to the fate
01 her husband, the jailors not being
calmed to reply to any of her questions.
The news of her husband's death, it is
said, was conveyed to her on the eva of
her suicide'
She had been dead for several hours
before it was discovered that she had
put an end to her life. She was buried
secretle• at night time in the Preobajen-
sky Cemetery, where are the graves of
many of those who fell during the shoot-
Ing an lied Sunday. Who she was and
who her hwould
usband remains a mystery.
Those who knew her during her slay In
St. Petersburg describe her as an ex-
eeptionally beautiful and attractive WO-
man of superior intelligence and educe-
11011.
*
simple surgical operations, In such eases
German eMeers' mental ancl physical
materials, They must be active all the
oMeers of rank were present in um
there are only two alternatives ; either
to endure the aMiction or make a long
1 s a timeline. or fifteen
IcurneY 01 peril" ' '
mialltles to the highest standard pos-
stble.
e'--
time, else the system suffers. There are
times when they need a little assist-
ance.
form al night at the banquet in Hotel
de rEurope.
(I.
ee re seece
elee, ;tee
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et. ei- ititteete
hundred miles to Edmonton which is
not onl • 1 - 'I '
y expens le, but a the journey
is from the far north, where there is
„,„ e „ Iwo ,,,,,,,e , ree f,
cii, s"`e "" '''""ie - -- year,viee
Will necessitate an absence from home
of about twelve months.
SORE ACHING FEET
—
SOOTHED BY ZAM-RUK.
Men, women ana girls engaged In
adPyeruillai.iisasessisevtedly Imhisanysorptasopli: Tie.srna;
disaster hy rendering the kidneys ser-
at, a time when they weee not able
to bear their own burdens.
FACETIOUS.
Time tries to age a woman fair,
But she destroys the term;
For Time she doesn't seem to care-
But al, him makes a face,
on
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et nee
es
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if
k el
Just before we tell Edmonton we beard
of such a case. The wife of an em love
of the Iludsons' 13a C P '
y ompany at For.
Stares, who bave to be on their feet
all day, often suffer agonies from char-
ng soles, so corns, orny pa cies
VERY INJURIOUS.
tshoethtienaglt?
—
A Wide Sphere of Usefulness.
Tghmoamt aps'rEocrlteicotnrsic.
on I 2. I
, ,;.- , .4 4. •
eiipson, on the Mackenzie, nearly 1,200
miles from Edmonton, came out to the
latter pineo on the return of the steamer
in 1905 in orrice to undergo s ome simple
. .
operation for her eyes, which. I belleve
WAS Mille SIICCOSS0111, and only necessi-
t1ed ier s ay m ata lose] a or a vee1n
t 1 1 ' ll 1 1 1 f 1
, ,
oi. tuo, but as she could not get back to
her home that season she arraneed to
( d t • ''. •
the Nen-
In oer cases lone standing and'
le.
wanting leads to bad log, varicose veins
and ulcers. Zam-Buk takes the n
• etil
out of chafed sores, prevents suppura-
t. d r r,t e. d
ion an po son. min s ocong- ye, and ----
generally heals.
•Y W In' 20 For Ave6.
- MIS. K. •a. tens. of6"' '-'"
nue, elontreal, says: "My boy had a
sore on his heel which was rubbed int
ie s oc ting,un i became a
li• t le ltl 1 bverybad
dabfoourt
"hsoarsde
rbeethbee
racesWhat tis s
tha
Mrs. Torkins.
"I Tlever heard of anything," answered
the visitor.
n t you? Every time Cbarlit
"Did '
makes a bet he conies home and says
there is something wrong with his SYS-
tem.
consumption wnof tDor.
o
Notwithstanding the fact that it hes
now been on the market, for over thirty -
one years, its prosperity is as great tee
ever, and the demand for it in that
period bas very greatly increased. It
is beneficial in an countries, and wher-
ever introdue,ed fresh supplies are con -
gently asked for.
Before
in the
about
t vheat
land, are
Write
deciding where to locate
West, let us tell you •
these lands, The best
the richest grazing
fields, .
in this provmce.
us for full information
,—
stay in Edelen on an re uin
ing year by the boat. Unfortunately a
week beIore we leftEdmonton she took
ill and expired, and instead of
suddenlygetable
I •
our having ier AS a companion on our
WO were compelled to he the
wound. Zam-Buk took the soreness
almost instantly, and healed thewoundrailroad
11P M.onclerfully."
am- u c equally goodor eu s
z et I is f 1
bruises, eczema, scalp sores, deb, bar-
A Small PM, but Powerfue-They
that judge of the powers of a pill oy
size, would consider Parmelee's Ve-
Pills to be lacking. 01 20 a lle
tie wonder among pills. What it lacks
.e., tee it, maeee up in pommy. The
e0 e fastest steamer afloat was
In 18" th
and
the Asia. She could do 11 knots, d
held the record until the Persia was
launched in 1856.
abouterops,
•
Local
each county.
climate and special
rates.
representative wanted in
journey
bearers of the saddest of all messages to
ler husband, who came aboard, as soon
her
a - the eleamer touched the bank, ex-
P• ; cling lo meet his dear one atter a long
bees rash, blood poison and all eltIn
injueies and diseases. All stores and
---
druggists sell at 50e a box.
dies which it carries are put, up in
remedies
these small doses, because they aTO 0.0
powerful that only small doses are re-
quired. The full strength of the ex-
I1EBNOTLVI, (MAT IS IT? 0( 1. the mune of
(he best tonic. 01. 12221100 up tho system, gives
new life, makes people well andstrong. Be sure
yo'u get ho genuine "Ferrovim.,,
Telfer
.
& Osgood
Setting Agents,
.3.
ar's absence. 1 1 is unnecessary to Sayels
5'031"8
L • t dist I "Father, I am not sure whether 1 semi)
that this inciden 'MU MOS TeSS rig,their
for this be a specialist for the ears or the teeth."
is secured in this form and tie
tracts '
work thoroughly.II
The fit's!. organs built in the eleventh
century had keys five inches in width,
r.- 0
0 -
Eastern
•COKISTINS BUILDINCI,
MONTREAL.
he t it is not singular, annual
"Ch
which bad.to be streck with the fiat.
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os th 1 tt m boy, everyone1
steamer brings shriller messages every 0 e e ee ta, y las
A conmany of settlers, in naming their
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mg. thirty-lwo of them, but only two ears."
new town, called it Dictionary, because,
"that's
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ANOTHER CASE. 11 will do no harm to remember that
ei front never bas any kick
I shall only mention one other in- the man 1 Y
stance: Some time in Apell of last year about the dustiness of the road.
—
I received a letter from o, trader 01 1)15' °Dyne a
aequaintance, whose post was at Lite Arc -a t find it bard to choose
name for youthe baby ?" "Not at an. He
tie River, on the lower Mackenzie, be- , -
as only ono wealthy uncle, you see."
yend the Arctic circle. This letter was aSanitary
—
as they said, the only place
where peace, prosperity, and happiness
aro always found.'
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ITCH, Mange', Prairie Scratches and
every Lorna of contagious Itch on human
cr animals cured in 30 minutes by Won
on. never a .
ford's LoU 11 f Us
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MA DE IN
-2 And 4 Cycle;
CANADA
4 . Complete
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,
Leunehes '
written on Christmas Day, fully four
Worms derange the whole system
months before it, reached me at Ottawa. ..0
It described life in that far northern re -al ther Graves' Worm Exterminator de-
and the ranges worms and gives 'rest to the suf-
Sold by all druggists.
An artist is a MEM who puts his
dreams into such shape that the rest of
Englne$
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' :nee
eis ea e.„.
41'41 lie''‘ w
edge . "re ee-Tri
ion most graphically, general e ,
forer. 11 only costs 25 cents to tr 1
tone was cheerful, and reflected the life and be convinced. e '
of a mon greatly Interested in the —
(he world can realize how beautiful they
are
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ei eq
es-
strange surroundings of his new home. RIGHT.
not reach him
I knew a reply wdy
sootier than 1 expected to myself, and I "Gitlin' a grouch," said Uncle Josh this
locked forward with pleasure to the sew- morning, "is th' easiest, thing in th' hull
him 1 'Menet world 1 les th' red etr th'
—
A la writes: "I was enabled to re-
move the 2202100, ('001 and branch, Ly
the use of Holloway's Corn Cure."
Others who have tried it have the same
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HAMILTON MOTOR. WORKS,
HAMILTON, ONT.
Ltd.
1
prise that 1 would give when ginire
to blamed thing thet blinks I'
experience.
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slotted present myself in person an. pinches,
„
-
SWee 111S communication. On reaching —
Great Slave Lake I was informed that I MEANINGLESS WORD.
would find my friend at Fort Good Hope "I'll sue the scoundrel I" exolahned
on our way doteen This pos1 is shout 1 int iiibl '
A gy a eir e lege. • e ca11 calls
three hundred miles this side of the Arc- blItherin • 1 1, 1"
g ed o
"Has young Dudloigh any occupation ?"
r. "
asked the dear girl's moth° Indeed he
has," replied the dear girl. "He's raising
a moustache."
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interest, and would not, touch the
aol for fear of frightening off the
tsp. But when it was all finished, I
t a spool of pleat silk into the tray
side the olhere."
Did she like pink," asked Ruth, too
Kb absorbed in listening to keep
gers going. '
',She came back again, --or another
0, but I like to fancy it was the same,
4021 examined thll be em aturn, and
151 the pink. Then it was the sam
y with my yellow silk and my greenl;
a," finished Aunty 1)1011, with a laugh,
came lo the conclusion that wither
in be stung wall the little builder
le turned 017 3(20019 into lovely homes
her babies. I would occupy my fin-
"s With some of the plain work tient
e
gist to be cnn. I did ell my plain
nding first and then 1 did enme white
ving end used my poor, neglected
CHILDHOOD AILMENTS.
—
The mother who keeps Baby's Own
Tablets in ihe hume has a feeling ti
security that her child's health is safe,
These Tablets cure such ailments as
colic, indigestion, constipation, diar-
rhoea and simple revere. They break
up colds, destroy worms, make teeth-
ing painless and give the child healthy
'natural sleep. Anti the mother has the
guarantee of a government analyst that
the Tablets are absolutely safe. Mrs.
Robert Watson, Combermere, Ont.,
IsaYs:-"I find 13aby's Own Tablets just
the medicine needed to keep children
healthy.' Sold by all medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents a. box from The
Dr. Willlams' Medicine Co., Brockville,3
Ont. .
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(i 118(1 River. So when our steomer,e
al "1 wouldn't, p83'any atien on lo 11,
ed Good Hope I looked counselled Percy. "'Blithering' doesn't
Wrigley, reachun
eagerly among the crowd of Indians,
„„,, really mean anything, you know."
hall -breeds end a few whites' crerY'"'
first - •
They are Carefully Prepared. -P1110
which dissipate themselves in the see-.
mech cannot be expected to have much
effect upon the intestines, and to over -
e
0/
down to sea the arrival of the
steamer, if not the only one 01 1118 year;
but to my surprise my friend could not
be seen. I soon had lits quarters on the
bank of the river pointed out, and in tt
few minutes more bad found him in 0
small log hut in a dying condition. lie
had a few months before contracted a
severe mid, which failed to yield to any
remedies that were available. 1 learned
on my retern that he died the day after
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come costiveness the _medicine admin -
istered must Mfluenee the action of
th.ese canals. Parmelee's Vegetable
1)1110 are so made, under the supervis-
icn of expeils, that the substance in
them intended to operate on the infes-
tines is retarded in 'action until they
pass through the stomach to the bowels.
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A fool ran rattle a wise man quicker
anan• •
.
On. Your
Compounded
/0
Savings
Quarterly
1 visited him.
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A GliENFELL NEEDED.
Theca nro but a few of the distressing
cases I met with on my journey. Here Is
er Gaten of vaster ex-
a field tor mothre
i.ce.A
noewseti .
, • .e .
'1.
, t • _ ,
il
tee, ' . £ • , . ,0,011
iss e if you
Alice; "I'll lot you km
won't tell anybody." Willie: "1 pro-
mise not to tell it, but I won't promise''
not to repeat it."
Send for booklet
"Bill
Kli
G BY
MAIL,
ace of white thread. This led me to
nk of the huge pile of stockings al-
ys waiting, and I began upon these.
iviorn 1 realized 1t, I hed forrned a
bit. And if you will try to form a
hit just 11110 11 I w111 gtve you all the
101 residences to take to school I
ant
Itch them develop, for I brought them
me for that very purpose.
'I wish it would slop raining." seid
lle with such n big, happy sigh (hal
eiyhody laughed, "so we timed go
er to your house and get. the lovely
ispy spools right now, this minute."'
AN ENGLISH GML'S PLUCK.
—
Saved Herself From a Would-be Ilob-
ber in Paris.
hits Nellie McCarthy, an English gtrl
of nineteen, who had gone to Paris to
take a situation as a overness, hod
an exciting adventure with 14 would-be
robber in the Rue Rambuten.u.
She lost her way among the Pawls
streets, and asked a women named Bes-
sell to direct her to her hotel in the
0310 SI. St. Honore. Tbe woman offered
her the led her in-
tem than that afforded on the coast or ,,: 4 , to • , e 000
Labrador, and I cannot, but believe that • .teeesent . . , e
if our people realized the condition 01 1110 °71°. irliu If. fro in' 0°4
scattered settlements, extending over two '' "" ions. sold olv
thousand miles from Edmonton to the
AN eleteer l'Aietutz of skin Mimeses Is the one
generally described tie Ole were Eczema. Di all
Its forms it reShits ordinary treatment, bob hi
completely ourod hy Weaver's ()Grate used 15 008'
0004 00 with weilvais Senna
It explains how our Savings Department
further from you than your nearest
Is no
mail box.
•
1-1 TEEN HUNDRED BUYS GOOD Wont
polar sea, with regerd to medical aid1re
they would respond as willingly to pro- L ani steak in trade Of old established
vide 01)0 01' two hospitals as they nOW do motile van bnsiness; horses, vans in drst-olass
t,..... condition ; spot ;lash; owner wishes to retire;
tu the support, of the missions be not Inrostiguto.-Tolln 1 Inns, London, Ont.
Women, as a rule, have poor heads
for figures. That may he why it is al-
most impossible for one to figure her
WY.
age 0.01,a00„
Capital and Resery
$ 2,9 0 0)0 0
es
0
region, It, is (rue that the nessionarle.s
are generally Sllpplied With a low drugs,
and some 01 2112101 have a limited know. VOLING MEN WANTED -FOR FMB-
ledge of medicine, but 1 do not know of -' men and brakemen; experience ure
one capable of performing a serious sure necessary; over 500 positions open al the
gleal operation, and provided he were, 1)0050411Unite; 1111)11wages; rapid promo-
the conditions of the homes 01 these tion to engineers and conductors; 075 to
,
people would certainly not, be favorable 6200 per month; instructions by mall at
D. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
IS a speedy eure for dysentery, diarrlicee,
cholera'summer complaint, sea staleness
and cornpleints incidental to children
.teeteine, It gives immediate relief to
those suffering from the *Res. eof in-
discretion in eating unripe fruit, cucum-
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Lg nill 111"2
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dm. Peels= r °Here's an invitation to
t cousin's wedding. W111 you go?"
1114001 "No, I halo weddings. 3 „ma.
les with I hadn't attended my own!,
Mien a, man is a genius be feels that
hos the privilege of taking a drink
senever he wants one.
to show way, and
stead to her own epartments.
The woman Induced her to enter,
and then 10011041 the door and dennand-
ed Mies McCarthy's jewels and money.
The English girl answered by producing
a revolver and Shoaling the woman in
the shoulder.
The police were, 08212241 by the neigh-
bora end exPlenItIOrle ttb, .1110 p?liek sta.
to convalescenCe, your borne without, interruption with
Will not some MO Undertake the work present occupation; we, assist each stu-
of establishing re small hoepiled, say, al, dont, in securing a Osition; don't delay;
Fort SImpson? This would boa central write to -day for free catalogue, instruc-
point on the river, and would, •1 am sure, lions and ,applloation blank. National
....
1432 It,
bens, etc. It tots with wonderful ea-
pidity and never fails to conquer the
disease. No one need Seer cholera if
they have a bottle 221 11318 medicine eon_
yenient,
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Temple Building, . Tormoto
be 'goon patronized by many who have Railway Training School, Inc.
been afflicted for years, end who other- Boston Block, Minn. eapolis, MIA., U,S,A,
'receive Um initiation],
The waY some men live they eeldently
forget that they mance hire en attorney
.
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?or drainage and irrigation flatland
1 the eetoneshifteg total of 1,900 miles
etinafe ettee clitahnfi
Mon led to the release 0/ miss McCarthy,
The woMan Be,ssett Is In the hospital
arid will bo charged with attempted
nobberv.
wise could never
teat their cases reoulre. ISSUE NO, 20-07.
10 represent 011001 on the Judgment Day.
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