The Brussels Post, 1908-6-25, Page 6sasoao421
V()UNO
FOLKS
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EXPERIMENTS.
• Will ht& come home from college for
a few days, and as it was a rainy day,
he called hits small sister into lite lib•
nary.
",Nothing doing to -day, Bess," he said.
"Don't you want me to, play with you?'
'Yuu wouldn't care fee any of the sit-
allll game', like dolls and things," eone
planned Bess.
Will thought for a moment, 'No, 1
haven't played dolls sine: my freelunalt
year in college," he said, "1 think I'm
rather taro old for that now. lint once,
when I was 'sick, I got a lot of comfort
oat of jtast fussing round with things,
ir.cd 1 learned .io do soma experiments -
at Wet, I called them that --and 1'11
show some of them- to you new. First
run and get me a sileer tablespoon and
sante string, and I'll tench you how to
ring the "Bells of Colegnee .,
When Bessie bad brought them to her
brother he teok the span, tied the
thread round the lower part of the
bundle, and wound the long ends round
Bess e's for.4ingua's.
"Now, just put your lingers tight in
your cars," he said. "Then stand off.
and hat the buwl et the spoon against
the table,"
The little girl did as she was told, and
her face limited up with the happiest,
must surprised smile! Any one in the
neem would have seen only a 1:itle girl
knocking a clone with a ngl:ng-jano
ling noise; but in her ears sounded long,
glorious pals of salver bells, taeh note
different, and more beautiful, she
thought,
"Do you hear it, Will?' she cried. "Do
you hear it, too? Oh, isn't tt lovely!"
Her brother snilled. "ere, I can't hear
what you do," he said. "You ree, that's
what they call an experiment in sound.
The sound waves run up from the bowl
of the spoon all along the string into
your ears."
For a long while Bessie rang the
"Bells of Coli gne"; then Will showed
her how a drop et mercury could be sep-
arated into a hundred parts, and yet
jean together again in a round, slening
(trop that ran round and round Ilio
saucer, "just like a quick little silver
bug," 13.. ssie said.
I like experiments, Will," said Bes-
s*. "Don't you ]snow any more?"
"Not any I could do new said her
brother. Bet some time, if reu'll eoali
a teeth of shoe thread 011 n i ght in very
very salt water, and then dry 1t out. I'll
tie a ring to one ender it, and the other
end I'll fas'en round the , lectr!e fixture.
Then I'll light it, end: let it burn all the
way down, and still the ring won't fall."
"Why won't it, Will?" demanded his
sister,
"Well, just beaten the salt crystals
ere' so placed that they aro strong
enough le bear the weight even when
the thread is n•thing but ashes. That's
all ['can tell you now. You'll have to
wait until you take a: course in chem.
istry and physics before you really un-
dersfand,"
• "Anti when I get to college I'm going
to," said Bessle, as she ran beck to ring
again her new-found Bells of Cologne. --
Youth's Companion.
TIIE MINSTRELSY OF THE WAVES.
(Ily A. Banker)
tihere is a rapture in the knely shore
There Ls society where none intrudes,
ey the deep sea, and muere in its roar.
Aye, there es an enchantment in the
melody and in the oohing cadence of the
wild waves, in the deep diapnsnn of their
rem', as, impelled with fury aga'nst the.
tmitMeets of reeks, with a rending thun-
der the impotent onslaught is repelled
end wave mce.is wave in a chaotic or -
vein of turmoil; cr, too, in the hareem-
ious rhythm of the dancing waveless as
with measured and tuneful harmony
they gurgle up.m the shelving bank of
drifting shingle, or murmur anu ripple
.',i tLe sandy shore. Ahl and there is a
blithesome mus:o In the curling, foam.
crested billows, each one apparently
rising higher and higher as it approach-
es the strand, until at length with ti
graceful and majestic curve it arch';
over. end the lovely emerald roller is
trr:nstermed into a wild mass of seeth-
ing faun.
And what a rapture in .a walk atone
the hard dry sand at low lido in early
morning. The delicious aroma e4 the
ocean breeze gladdens and Inv:g':rates.
and thrills lhneugh and through with a
buoyant zest; while the prospect, both
landward and seaward, to the lover of
Nature is a vision of real beauty. On
the one hand the expanse of the grail,
ocean glittering Mc diamonds and
sparkling gems in the slanting rape of
the newly risen sun, while flocks of
Those graceful little sea -birds, tiro les-
ser tern, skim over the waves like a
flash of light, in a moment all wheeling
wound as by word of command, ants
curveting and pent oiling amongst the
I;rea cis. And vn the other hand Inc
long Indrated line of pure snow-white
cliffs towering upwards towards the
anal'' of the slcfes, crowned on tate
sienna with bright green rolling
c:cm.n.s, while at foot is a natural bank
of iho_e wild flowers. which love the
callspiny of the Sen and luxuriate In the
driven sand. And seettercd about on
this emote' shore are Teeny objects sel-
dom found in more frequented epees -
e71 ericat nodules of iron pyrites, Which
when broom are found to he like, cry-
stall'zeta gold, rnzot shells, with pets
haps the -`trange a'arlet fish protruding,
with many another curiosity of lac
deep.
And from the centemp)alk1n of all
ih's beauty, fhc mind must "look ok from
/nature up to natures God,' to Intim
]ivllose creative power adorned this fair
'wield with such supremo loveliness
end And Ho so loved us Ills
children that in order to avert from us
lee consegnoners of our Lransgressins,l
took upon himself the punishment
Which is our clue, thereby aperting the
gates of .1110 kingdom of heaven to 1111'
believers.
"The railway bridge Which connects
Venice with the mainland is 12,050 ft,
*VIM
POOR BLOOD
BRINGS MISERY
Pale rases and Pin@bed Cheeks
Show That Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills alb boded.
Anaemia is written on the features e'
ninety women and girls out of every
hindred. Unmistakeable are the signs
of "too little blood."
The weaker sex is assailed al all ages
by the evils resulting from bloodless -
n. ss, from the girl who is weak and
languid, with dull eyes, pale, pinched
cheeks, fitful appetite and palpitating
heart, to the woman who feels never
wen, with gnawing pains In the back,
aching limbs and nervous headaches.
1)r. Williams' Pink Pills are specially
vatualle to women of all ages, for they
pc,sscss the power of making in abun-
dance the rich, red blood without which
no woman can have perfect health.
They fill the starved veins with new
blood so that enfeebled bodies are
strengthened, weak, nervous systems
e,
r t vitt'restored.
are n 1CCl and robust health 1 t',1
Mies Rose D'Aragon, Waterloo, Que„
fellows the profession et teaching,
which brings more than ordinary
strain to all who follow this calling.
Miss D'Aragon says:-"lt scented as
though 1 was gradually going into a de-
cline, I lost alt my strength; my appe-
tite was very poor; I was pale and suf-
fered from frequent headaches; I was
often dizzy and the least exertion would
kave me brealhlecs. I doctored for a
time, but with little or no benefit. One
day I read in the Waterloo Journal the
particulars of a case similar to mine
cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
1 determined to try them. in a few
weeks there wets a deoidcdimprovement
n my condition, and by the time I had
taken seven or eight boxes I was agate
in the best of health, and able, to en
jcy myself as well as any of my young
friends."
Sold by all medicine dealers er by
mail at 500. a box or six boxes for
1,2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medbebne
Co., Brockville, Ont.
NEW SUIT TONIC.
Smart Clothes AOL as Strong Mental
Stimulant.
"Very few men can do themselves fall
justice unless they are well dressed."
This opinion was expressed by a well-
known specialist in nervous and mental
diseases.
"A good suit of clothes," he said, "acts
es a splendid tante upon most of us.
"Phe mere fact of being smartly dress-
ed is a strong mental stimulant, and the
man who is shabby and knows it. is
often less capable than his well -dresses]
mental inferior.
el'e 111e average man shabby er 111.IItt-
ing clothes are a source of constant wor-
ry, which frets away his energy and
takes the keener edge off his wits.
`I most strongly condemn the practice
of providing lunatics in pubifc asylums
with ill-fitting clothes, for the mentally
afflicted, when recovering his or her rea-
son, cannot but be worried and upset al
having to wear what are very often
grotesque costumes.
"The general impression is, I think, a
true one -that the man in a disgraceful
hat, baggy.kneed trousers and a shock-
ing coat who can appear quite self-pos-
sessed among a number of smartly -dress -
eel people is either a millionaire or a
man of extraordinary brain power,
"Few nen can get alongsuccessfully
in life without the moral support et smart
clothing."
BRIGHT LITTLE ONES
MAKE HOMES BRIGHT
Babies that aro well sleep wolf, eat
well tied play well. A child that is not
rosy -checked and playful needs immedi-
ate attention, and he all the world
there is no medicine can equal -Baby's
Own Tablets for curing indigestion,
constipation, diarrhoea, teetheng ).roue
hies and the other disorders from which
young children suffer. The mother who
uses this medicine has the guarantee
ate a government analyst that it is ale
aolutely safe. Mrs. J. L. Janette, St.
Sylvcre, Que., says, -"I ford Baby's Own.
Tablets the most satisfactory medicine
1 have ever used for consftpaticm, teeth-
ing troubles and breaking up colds,
Every mother should keep this medicine
In the homer' Sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mai] at 25 cents a, box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, 011 1.
----e
FROM A GOOD FAMILY.
He was a gentler spechnen of his class
lima ono usually meets, and when he
made his appeal for something to eat al
the kitchen door he was asked by the
good-natured cook to come in by the fire.
As ha sal, there she said: -
"You don't look as though you had al-
ways been a tramp."
"I haven't," hereplied, without offence,
"I came from a very good family."
She let him eat on without inlerrup-
l.fon, but after Igo bed ilnished she said: -
"You say you deme from a good family.
May I ask the name?"
"It was Blankliegh," he responded,
"Why," she said, in surprise, "that's
the name of the occupier next door to
us" "Yes," he replied. "I noticed it 011 the
door -plate. That's who I came from. He
sit his dog on me just before I called
here"
WHY HE FOLLOWED ART,
German Professor ----"You come ie me,
my tittle man, 1'11 teach you to be a great
muslcinn. You are fond of music -yes?"
"Little Man" -"Ohl I don't know -hut
I jolly Well Hate having my hair car
"AN ARMY CONTRACT,"
In a street of Edinburgh one day a
dusty soldier went up to a little boot.
Mack and told the boy to brush 113s boots
and penult them well. The lad looked
at the big Scot dray and Shouted blithely
to another becebtactc:
A niagiclan's %elle may Have oceaslo0
le feel proud of his trickery.
FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM IIER
BANKS AND BRAES.
What is Going OD In the Illghlands
and Lowlands of Auld
Scotia.
The acreage of beer &:rests and lands
devoted to sport in Scotland Is 561,188,
and the rental 81719.015.
The assets of Daikei1lb Public-llouse
C,anpany avow em0Unt to $12.110, Too
profits last year were over 51,100,
A draft from the hackney stud at
Thernhome, Cariulte, was diseeeet o1
recently, when 17 animals brought 50,-
154,
0;1544,
The Education Department of Kil-
mesuo:k has given a grant of 544,000
Inwards the new technical school, halt
its estenel el cost.
13tirng meiceants are giving about
weft 41 year for tln,te years to a Lon-
don publisher who Ls printing a "guide"
for Stliuhng.
Gal wie Robert Cranston, of Edia-
bta•gh hes ben appealed to command
the Lo lean Brigade under the new ter-
ritorial „scheme.
The late 111x. John Hanlon, Coal-
br:d e, resided in the lama house since
the day of his marriage in 1550 1,111 his
death at tie ego of 85.
The Secretary of Stale has aeopointed
LI'. T. Douglas: Dunn, M. A., English
master m Belletheusten Academy, In-
seect,r of Schools in Bengal.
Mr. Jaime Coats, jun., Fergusicc,
Hue e, Paisley, bas presented a library
of over 2411) vuhuncs, with a bookcase,
caps, etc., to Westcr'kb'li School.
Mr. Neil Brown, house agent, who
had been a well-known figure on Rothe-
say Pier, Buleshire, for many years,
died recently in his 72nd' year,
Mr. John Young, Greenlee, Cambus-
llrng, died teem loekjuw recently, Some
time ago he received a kick from a
horse and blood poisoning set in.
The Allan: line of steamships give. no-
tice of holidiry Inure during the summer
to Canada, and back in three weeks,
giving five days in Canada,
fir. Donald AeColl, jun., formerly of
Glasgow Trnmways Department, has
leen appointed general manager of the
Shanghai Eleelric Tramways.
St. Andrew's fishermen are having
hard tames. There is scercely a fish to
be got in the 13ay. Since the, New Your
11re Lakes have been very Poor.
General French inspected recently the
Glasgow Boys' Brigade, when ten bat-
'taltons of 148 companies - a total
strength of 6,528 -passed the saluting
pest.
The Scottish birth-rate for 1007 es said
lc be the lowest ever recorded, The
number of births was 128,780, being 1,-
131 lover than in the previous year,
Mr. Robert Wight, Ormisville, Muir -
perk, Dalkoth, deed recently in his 85th
year. He lead for over half a century
taken a :prominent part in the affairs
of tho district.
Sir Thanes Graham, Lieutenant -Gen -
teal in 1810, the !aero of St. Sebastian,
afterwards Lord Lynedoch, and proprte-
ler of Balgowan, in Perthshire, began
life as a Leith merchant.
While the family at a farmhouse at
Icons, near Carrickmacross, were at
dinner, the roof fell in, One member
re the family was killed. The others
were saved owing to the crass -beam
falling obliquely across the place where
they sat.
On a recent Sunday Wm. Rowan.,
beadle in the Parish Church of Inver-
keilhnie, called as usual for the min-
ister's to.11w to take then to the church,
A few minutes after the had left with
them he was found dead at the manse
gate.
At Glasgow Central station of the
Caledonian Bailwey there is a new in-
stallation of railway signalling on the
electro-pneulnatic principle, It is the
first of the kind in Scotland, and the
Interlocking frame is one of the largest
in the comilry, there being 344 levers
10 operation.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
You can be faithful without being
frosty.
The best way to wadi for a raise .2
to raise your work.
Preparation is the best prayer for sue -
cess in any undertaking.
fle has no principal in heaven who
has no interest in humanity.
When a man knows he is a martyr
you may know that he is not,
The man who always is flgul9ng for
hfntse)f cuts a poor figure at last,
Some men think they must be good be-
cause life tastes so bad to thele.
The best kind of a memory is the one
'that remembers the best things.
You never will lighten the world by
burning the candle at both ends.
it's the religion you put out, net that
you put on, that you really have.
Idle moments are opportunities for en.
vestment or avenues for Infection,
Providence always seems unkind to
those who insist on chewing their pills.
Nothing dries up the heart quicker
than bathing it in the mists of melon-
cboly.
Too many churches are saying "Take
our creed on faith andwe will go ii,
blind es to your character."
The sins you Hide in the subceliar al-
ways are the ones that matte themsclvea
evident clear up to the attic.
1551'1: NO. e5--08.
IMPRISONED EGYPTIAN WIVES.
Mohammedan Life ea Country Estates
-DCBIre tor Farm Lands.
Some of the old•fashioned Egyptian
squires who have been settled on their
estates for a generation of two and farm
their own laalci are much leaked up 10
by their poorer neighbors rand exeaeLee
te good deal of influence. They have
many of the characteristic qualities
which belong le their condition, says
the London Standard,
i became acquainted with a patriarch
of this kind who was an estimable old
gentleman. Ile lived in a large, white-
washed, untidy old house, with big, bare
rooms on the ground floor and latticed
apertments above in which his woman-
kind lived. lie Iola me, by the way,
that his wife had never been downstairs
or sat foot outside the house, had never,
in fact, moved beyond the confines of
her second sioxy prison for evenly -five
years.
Merchants, tradesmen, officials like to
invest their savings in real property. 1
mel a young cleric in one of the public
(fllces in Cairo who had been educated
at an American mission school end
spoke English well. Ile was three and
twenty and of course married and a
parent. to fol me fiat he had saved
He d 1h
enough out of his salary to have bought
a mall estate in the Delta. Elis with
and children and his mother-in-law and
an uncle lived there and managed the
farm, and he went down there himself
during the long summer vacation when
most of the Cairo offices go to.sleep,
Everybody indeed in an Egyptian
1ew11 seems to have an interest in the
land. The Berberine servant who acts
as chambermaid in your hotel is ;pro.
bebly the tenant of a tiny patch of
earth, with a date palm end a mud hul,
en which he labors during the summer
and autumn, Leaving his family to look
atter it when he wanes down to Cairo
*
to
gather the piastres of the stranger
the cool season. And the trader who
has made money will often own an es-
tate worth thousands of pounds, left in
charge of a nazar or bailiff, whose ac-
counts he will cheat from time to Wino.
Such a man, when he retires from busi-
ness. may himself set up as country
gentlemen, even as prosperous shop-
keepers do elsewhere.
A man can have a good house and ex-
hibit the outward signs of health with
the certainty that his superfluity will
nol be squeezed out of him by the tax
collectors or extorted pram hien as brutes
1.y the re'ailers of the Pasha,' It is no
lo'4ger necessary to eonoeal all evidence
of means, live in ostentatious penuri-
ousness and bury your money it you
have any in a hole in the earth.
a Sedllsathna
Tells His Congregation There
is a Cure for Drunkenness.
IL is generally admitted among meds'
cal men, that drunkenness is a disease.
Some modify this by saying that it is
a sign of weak will power. Now, weak-
ress is dangerously near disease, As
the taste for ilquor is a disease it is only
necessary to find the proper cure, to be
rid of the trouble.
A well-known Methodist divine, inter-
ested
nterested in the cause of temperance, made
it his business to inset out it any cua'e
for drinking has 'been discovered. This
is an extract from one of his sermons
on Temperance.
"I find that the use of Samaria Rem-
edy for the cure of drunkenness is atead-
ey increasing. Wives -who wish to
win back their husbands -and mothers
-who long to redeem their sons -are
giving Samaria Remedy to the way-
ward
ayward ones, len tea and coffee. Those
who have relatives or friends who feel
that they need help to shake off the hold
of the demon, rum, buy Samaria Rem-
edy. In the alcoholic wards of the
leading hospitals, Samaria Remedy is
ordered for those who express en ear-
nest desire to stop drinking. It delig..,s
me to say that Samaria Remedy is do-
ing a grand, good work and has my
hearty blessings for saving so many
tram life-long dissipation and degrade.
Lion."
Free Sample and pamphlet giving full
particulars, testimonials and price are
Kent ire plain sealed envelope. Corea
rpondence sacredly confidential. En-
:lose
n•lose stamp for reply. Address The
Samaria Remedy Co., 20 Jordan Cham -
tiers, Jordan St„ Toronto.
ANCIENT EI1.S'l'ORY.
"No," replied the mother, sorrowfully,
"hay daughter didn't pees at all. Maybe
you won't Lelieve it, sir, but them ex-
aminers asked the poor girl about things
that happened years and years• before
oho was born."
A Purely Vegetable rill,-Permciee's
vegetable Pills are compounded from
roots, herb and solid extracts oflenown
virtue in the treatment of liver and
kidney complaints and in giving tone
teethe system whether enfeebled by over-
work or deranged: through excesses in
living. They require no testimonial.
Their excellent qualities are wellkilonvn
to all those who have used them and
they 0ommend themselves to dyspeptics
,and those subject to biliousness who
are in quest of a beneficial nledlolue,
NOT FOR 111M.
Dr, Fissick-"Well, yes, I suppose you
should take some mild tenth."
Guzzle (eagerly)-"HoW abate beer?"
Dr, Fissick-"Oh, no; that's Teutonic.'
A DELICATE TOUCH.
010 Miss Bugbee was very deaf, and
very sensitive about her infirmity. Such
was her natural cleverness and Inger).
uity, however, that she usually escaped
from serious embarrassment) and she al-
ways so vohomently ecornedi car trumpets
and devices of mechanical nature that
her friends elo longer dared to suggest
biota Leber, But an one occasion Things
Wgr b net according to schedflle,
e came ten it, 'mow lt1hgitz nes yes -
tee Saldl Mfrs, Mussell, who Jivers next
deer, "just atter the piano -tuner had
gene. fIe'd been here 4111 the Mottling,
making each an otllregeous racket that
I felt sire even Miss Bugbee would be
IT A MiSTAKE TO BE BALD
Thousands of men and women
who were bald or whose hair was falling
out, testify to wonderful results obtained
from the Seven Sutherland Sisters'
Hair Grower and Scalp Cleaner.
Sample sent free. Send roc. to pay postage to
Seven Sutherland Slaters', rye King St. West,
Toronto. Price, Hntr Grower y0c, and S,.00,
WILSON'S
FLY
ltvory pan hot
will kill
more Rico than
80O ehoatn
of oticky paper
— SOLD DY —
DRLIGCISTB, GROCERS Awe GENERAL STORES
10c. por packet, or 3 peckota for 200,
will snot a wheat" aeaaon.
manmoyete.e. But she 'hadn't been, not a
i
1 said to her, 'Miss Bugbee, I wish you
eculd hear my daughter Sarah play some
time. We all think she's Improving.'
"I Just meant I hoped she'd drop in
some time when there were folks here,
and we were having music. But she
tool( it that I meant I was sorry she
couldn't hear, Did you ever?
"Welt, she up and remarked, very loft-
ily indeed, 'I think she's improving, too,
Mrs. Russell. I was going by this morn-
ing, end I. heard her playing way out on
the sidewalk, and she seemed to have real
touch -real kuchi"'
"THE NEW FOOD"
Have you tried a package of "THE
NEW FOOD"? It is made of the Choic-
est While Wheat, then steam-cozked'end
fleke.l. No hilchen can produce a bet-
ter made or cleaner article for human
consumption. In order to introduce
"TILE NEW FOOD"
a prize has been placed in every pack-
age. Already TI'IJRTY-SIX Blue Cards
Balling for LADIES' GOLD WATCHES,
have been redeemed, and SEVENTY-
FIVE Red Cards. Each one of these
Cards hes been found in a package of
"NEW FOOD."
The. Iced Cards give the finder the
Choice of the following articles:
Boys' Nickle Watch,
"Our Pride" Gold' Nib Fountain Pen,
Bureau Cover, Duchess Pattern, Four
�Pneces.
Table Cover, One Yard Square, Do,
mask.
Batty Ring, Solid Gold.
Sideboard Covell, Two Yards Long,
J,lnen.
Open Salt Cellars, Cut Glass, Slating
Silver Top.
Cold Moat Forst, Silver-plated, Regal
Best Make.
iNeelc Chains, 1411 Gold-filled, Place for
Photos.
Ladies' Back Comb, Tortoise Shell, Set
;With Brilliants.
S'gnet Ring, 101( Gold, Place for ewe
initials.
A new lot of prizes have been placed
in the packages.
Ask your grocer for a package of
"TIIE NEW FOOD."
4
CIRCUlc!sTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
Master of the house (finding 'one of
hie saver spoons on the steps after a
reception) -"Hall It seems one of any
guests has a hole in his poelcetl"
Parents buy Mother Craves' Worm
Exterminator because they know it is a
sere medicine for their children and an
effectual expeller et worms,
NEEDED AT I1OM,G.
"I (Ude% notice you at the mothers'
comp esse
"No," replied the woman addressed,
"i'm not a theoretical mother, you know.
I have six." -i
Payer the Gorse of the Troilus. In tho clow
and tedious r000veries Iron this and all other
disease 'Ferrovim" is tho best tonic. Remem-
ber the naive, "rsR1f.OVIM,"
STRIKING AN AVERAGE.
The children were not allowed in the
kitchen, but nobody had aver forbidden
their sniffing outside the door to catch
Ula delicious odors which could be ob-
tained by a close application of a small
nese to a crack.
"Why, Ethel," said Mrs. Harwood, who
discovered them in the entry just outside
the klishen door one Saturday morning,
"Why are you twitching Tommy and
slapping bim?"
"'Cause the isn't playing fair, mother,"
said Ethel. "ple's bad flee smells and
I've only had four, and 11's my turn.' '
"I an, too, playing fair," asserted Tom-
my, his utterance smothered as he again
applied his arose to the crack. "I've got
all awful cold, and 1 can't smell hall as
much as she cant"
lack.
ettch
C hewItipj Tobacco
Rich and satisfying.
The big black plug.
0208
"CEN'I'REFUGALItED MILE."
lepeneso Engifsh as it is. Printed
Kobe Newspaper.
If you clon't know what "cenhrfugeliz-
ed' mills is go to Kebe, Japan. and there
sit at the feet of Talsol'o Uansaniya,
"dealer In mites," and drink in, wis-
dom spiced with sweet pin'a a'ltety.
Here is 60 advertisement sent out be
Mr. llunumiyn and copied in on English
newspaper published in the Japanese
1'or1:
I been the honor to write a letter ter
yen that we have DOW es1ttitlishefl the
Japan m1lk Sanitary Lnhmn'ory and its
branch or epor.l01 mills itchy. rem office,
as which caused our dah'y melt are very
peer to deliver an unsanitary or Luber-
culosie anal even bads cow's mills bac-
teria and intik constituents before their
delivering arta even for their cuw's
health, under and fond, and in the
brunch or milli delivering office their
pure mills is again filtered through pass
the Bundt's melhodes apparatus 1111 111e
ale bacterin is all Aid, and 'eve 0041 de-
liver their pure milk with the satisfac-
tory peace, as the seal is on the bottle,
and now your drinking milli or city's
milli is all about when danger comes,
as /heir milk is included many diets and
air bacteria, tgtyou are very hard to
s e them well with your naked eyes, and
if y'au atm often through pass the flan-
nel or eaten couched with linen or 31
it ba cenlrefugatized which 1e very easy
well to see with nuked eyes if always,
I beg it you aro sanitary man nr baby
and sick -man have, you must have the
pure sanitary milk and, take your health.
if you con make me for order to have
the sanitary milk sootier es poesibla
you should soon wht'e me without your
servant or make your order for any de-
livering boy who can always ask you.
Please make me your order with kind
regards.
A Medeeino Chest in Itself. -Only the
well-to-do tan afford to possess a medi-
cine chest, but Dr. Thomas' Electrie
Oil, which is a medicine chest in itself
bvtng a remedy for rheumatism, lum-
bago, sore throat, colds, coughs, ca-
tarrh. asthma and a potent healer for
eveueds, cuts, bruises, sprains, etc., Is
w;thim the reach of the poorest, owing
In tis cheapness. 1t should be ]n every
house.
KNEW BY EXPERIENCE,
Mr. Bach -"I have any doubts about
Ibis idea that tho more you give away
the more you have."
Mr. Phamleigh-."No question at all
about it. 1 gave away my deughter two
ale tele ago and now she's returned to
rare with her honsbaed,"
Mirrors are a nuisance In the house of a man
whose tar" is branded with eczema. Itis own
reflection shamos him. Let lieu aunoint his skin
with Weaver's Cerate and purify his blood with
Weaver's Syrup'
EASY.
Wig (yawning in the Law Courts' cor-
ridor) -"I can always tell by the footsteps
outside my door whether a client or a
dun is coating"
Gown -"flow?"
Wig- "Easily. No clients ever come."
'
They Never KnewFailure-Careful
observation of the effects of temmelee's
Vegetable Pills has shown that they act
immediately on the diseased organs of
the system and stimulate then to heal-
thy action. There may be cases in
which the disease has been long seated
and sloes not easily yield le medicine,
hal even In such cases these Pills have
been known to bring relief when 'ail
other so-called remedies have failed.
These assertions can be substantiated
by many who have used the Pills, and
medical men speak highly of their qua-
lities.
BELONG TO TIIE UNION.
The Monkey -"1'm going to move to
the city next week"
The Ape -"What are you going to do
when you get there?"
The Monkey -"Act as cashier for an or-
gan grinder."
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
is compounded specially to combat dy-
sentery, cholera ntorbuts and all inflam-
matory disorders tlin,t change of food
or water sot up in the stamen and in-
testines.
ntestines. These complaints are more
o0nemoll in summer than, in winter but
they are not confined to tho warm
month's, as undue laxness of the bowels
may eaten a mal at any ,time. Such a
sufferer will find' speedy relief in this
Cordial,
TWO OF A KIND.
Fur hiven's sales, don't shoot, Casey!
Ye forgot to load yor gums"
"Beeorry, 01 must, Pall Th' burd
Won't wait!"
t.i
riga.a I'l. thou,
lac&Tbainls oI'
Ancient recce -from
Eike herbal sa 6'
nicer. f4.j 4n 01111140.a o saive,but
fiature. own
Tar® (imixecoare, INT® 34._4a.."2•I
Fair finance is it not Wild and Improved faros
land from 812 to 818 an acre, near good market,
and 18 the "Dread :Basket" of the NJV„ "Sas•
katohowan." Saskatchewan Settlers Land Agency
Wanohope, Bask,
CHEiN0LLE CURTAINS
and all 11154. of Muse Hanging., alma
LER CURTAINS
DYED Ci CLEANSED
LIKE NEW.
Writ. to tin about yeure.
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Hearty Party -"Hew are you? Haven't.
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010 Acquaereanee "She's all right.'
H. P._ ."Enol 1 brought you two to-
gether, you remember,"
0. A. -"Oh, it's you, is it, I owe a
grudge to?”
Where can I get some of Holloway s
Corn Cure? 1 was entirely cured of my
earns by this remedy and I wish some
more of it forr my blends. So writes
;Mr. J. W. Brown, Chicago,
There's no hope for the man who de-
clines to give himself a square deal.
An ignorant person is one who doesn't
know what you have just found out,
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