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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-11-5, Page 6-3-33,-'333.3'3'33••••••••33•333•3'3•••"•""3.3T",••RT.R.m.......' YOUNG FOLKS teceeserececeeeneeeeoleo-aero-o-reocieeen WHY THE TOADS MOVED, Mr, A. Warton Toad did not feel 'happy, Ho was reading a pice in the Toadville Bugle -Eye, the local paper. It said that toadstools were being eaten by human beings. The twinges and the tortures of "I cleelure,' said Mr. Toed, "1 rheumatism are nut due to cold, ;have heard of people who were so damp weather as so many people shiftless they ate up their property, imagine. Rheumatism comes from But I never heard of people eating poisonous acid in the blood, The furniture. We shall have to pains may be started by cold wee, - move." thee, damp weather or by keen The Toad house was neat and winds. There is only one way to cozy; it had three rooms—the big cure rheumatism. It must be treat - toad -room; the 1ittl toad-roone and cd through the b/ood. All the Hui - the mush -room, or dining -room, inents and rubbing, and so-called wbero the family ate their mush electrical treatment in the world three times a day. will not eure rheumatism, The acid The mush -room was famished in that causes the disease nmst be simple style. There was a piece of driven out of the blood and the hare ground for table. And there blood enriched and purified. It is were seven dining -room chairs, or because Dr. Williams' Pink Pills mush -stools, from which the Toads make new, red blood that they have ;could comfortably reach down to cured thousands of cases of rheu- the table -without bending their fore maim after all other treatnient legs. At one side of the house was the mush -room -room, where odd furniture, very odd furniture, was stored. In many respects it was a very unusual house. The Toads had been happy in their small house. Now Father Toad was sad, It hot him to think that humin beings had taken to eating chairs, lounges, hassocks and sofas. "There is no help for it," he said, gulpine. "We must move in- to the cave. If we do not have stools, what can we sit on to reach down O the table froml" Mrs. Toad smiled. She had a rough but kindly face. "There will be plenty of stools LIKE THORNS IN THE FLESH Ire the Sharp Twinges and Tor- tures of Rheumatism—Dr. William?! Pink Pills a Certain Cure. had tailed, As a proof of what Dr, illiams' Pink Pills will do even in the most severe cases of rheuma- tism, the ease of Mr. David Car- rel, a well known furniture dealer Lf Plato, N. S., may be cited. Mr. Carroll says;—"I have been a most severe sufferer from rheumatism, and in the hope that some other poor sufferer may fence relief from my experience I gladly write you f the benefit I have received from Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The trouble settled in my shoulders and down my sides and at times I was quite unable to raise my arm, I was attended by a doctor, but as 1 did not appear to be getting any better I sent for a so-called elec- for a long time, she said. "To trio belt for which I paid $40.00, It be sure, stools are a slow crop. It did not do me any good and then I takes all night for one to grew, and tried another remedy, but without all day for it to e.tool out. But all any better results. A friend asked the country round here is so well ine to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, steeled that the big people might and I got three boxes, by the time eat a good deal of furniture, and T had used them all I found Wee still leaveuoughe stiffness and pain less severe, and e us "Yes, papa, if you will pardon I got another half dozen oxes. me for speaking about something When I had taken these every which you and mamma know best symptom of the trouble had disap- about. There are a great deal of peered and in the two years that stools over behind the pine -tree. have since passed I have had no re- Webbie and I could bring some turn of the trouble. I believethere over without breaking the leg off." is no other medicine equal to Dr. It was Woolly Toad who spoke. Williams' Pink Pills for curing this Woolly was nickname for Woolson. most painful trouble, and I have The real name of his brother, Web- recommended the Pills to others bie, was Webster. who have been benefitted by their "My son," said Mr. Toad, smin use." ing, "I excuse you this time for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills not only joining in a conversation in which euro rheumatism, bet all the other your elders are engaged. Even a diseases due to poor watery blood, sad moment is bright if it gives our such as anaemia, indigestion, nerv- children' opportunity to show that ous disorders, neuralgia, St. Vitus' they aro polite." dance, paralysis, and the ailments Mrs. Toad put her band to her cf girlhood and womanhood, with eye. ''I am sum Woolly means their headaches, backaches, side Well." aches and attendant miseries. Only "No doubt he and Webbie will do the genuine Pills can do this and In the Autumn Rheumatism is so all they can to help us," said Fe- you should see that the full name, general that all our readers so sun ther Toad, beaming sadly upon his "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale fering will bo glad to hear that a children. "You will be glad to FeePle," is on the wrapper around letter addressed to The 1)r. Wil. know, my dears, that this news- each box. Sold by all medicine Hams' Medicine Co.., Brockville, paper says that the children of the dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box Ont, will be to their advantage. big people are obedient, and do not er six boxes fur $2.50 from The Dr. Writ'e to -day. eat toadstools unless their parents 'Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, tell them they may. Now run out Ont, of the mush -room. For a little while I wish to talk to your mo- "Why is a gun like a cat 1" asked thee." CZARINA A SAD FIGURE. the conundrum fiend. Woolly, Webbie, Harold, Hopper "I denim," replied the victim. and Warton, junior, jumped down Wifc of Russia's Ruler is Embodi- "Because they both go off." from their mush -stools and went to mot of Melancholy. "But there's a difference." play in the grass. The game they "What is played was eight-hop-and-wabble- Tho Czarina is certainly one of "The cat comes hack." twice. It was very exciting. the saddest figures in the Russian When they had gone, Mr. Toad world. Her face has melancholy 11 is an Officer of the Law of said to Mrs. Toad, "I am not afraid written upon it—inelancholy and re- Health.—When called in to attend that we shall be left entirely with- signation. Brought up in the narrow a disturbance it searches out the out furniture. There are plenty of atmosphere which surrounded her hiding -place 01 pain, and like te stools, of course, A child can Bee mother, the Princess Alice, she had guardian of the peace, lays hangs that. Our little Woolly has seen it a youth full of depressing incidents, upon it anti says,"1 arrest you.'' with his own large, fat oyes. But She was taught to be extremely Resistance is useess, as the law of you must remember that I have frugal, to content herself with a few health imposes a sentence of per - never allowed poisonous stools in shillings a week as pocket -money, petual banishment on pain, and irny house, no matter how handsome lo examine into the possible results Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil was ori - they are. And I cannot think of of all her actions and to find a rea- ginated to enforce that sentence. using for stools what the big pee_ son for all she did, This serepu- plc use for food. St is not right lousness led to an immense amount to sit on food. Yon would not sit of hesitation as to the change re - on pie or butter'? Well, then, we quired in her religion when elle married the present Czar, and she cannot sit on the food of -the big people. This is the last time we was miserably unhappy when the shall eat in this dear mush -room, change took place, The Czar beg - We shall go to live in the conifer- go? her to marry him long before table cave under the acme, It will ehe would onsent. He used O fol - be nice and cool there." low her about in his patient way "I am sure," said Mrs. Toad, whenever she stayed with her sis- Regarded as one of the most po- "tho childran will never do very ter, the (Bend Duchess Serge' and tent compounds ever introduced well in the cave." steadfastly refused to accepther with which to combat all summer "They will soon be old enough to "No" for an answer. Now, how- complaints and inflamation of the hop for their own living," said Mr, ever, she has become more Russian bowels, Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysen- Toad, than many Russians. She has su- tery Cordial has won for itself n re And so the Toads moved. They peretitione and dream, and this putetion that no other cordial for left the big toad -room and the Ht. melancholy characteristic, even in the purpose Can aspire to. For tie toad -room and the mush -room her girlhood, bas deepened until young and old suffering from these tied the mush -room -room and the her life is one long sadness.. complaints it is the bei medicine mush -stools. They found them- that can be procured, selves very cool and happy in the ' .tave under the roek. Since then no child has ever :Won a toad sit- ting on a teaelsteol. Have eon ?-- Youth's Companion. DEMANDS OF TOMSK WOMEN Want Home Life ;is It Obtains in Other Countries. One of the most difficult questions which will have to be solved by now Turkey is that of the future of Tur- kish women. It has already given rise to oonsiderablo discussion, and will sooner or later become a na- tional question. For many years among the better classes there has been a steady movement toward emancipation, and the old Turkish life has pro- tically disappeared in all the houses of the educated people. The change came with education, as the daugh- ters of the house were trained by foreign governesses. They began to read foreign literature And Pain ers, and brought up their children better than themselves, with tho re- pent that no family of any conse- quence keeps up the old Turkish customs in their entirety. Thus very few modern Turks have more than one wife, the life in their houses is quite European, includ- ing their dress, mode of living, food, etc. Only oue-of-doors do they wear the veil as before. But the women want more; they want to institute home life, and many have done so already. They also desire to receive visitors with - cut restriction, and adopt more be- coming dress in public. The edu- cated Turks have no objection to this, provided the change is not too quick, as they also have mixed in foreign society and feel the want of ladies in Turkish society. If it remained with this class alone the change would come rapidly, but there are the common classes and the country people, who cannot un- derstand it, and can never imagine any change by which their women folk should be anything else than what they have been for centuries. And it is noteworthy that in the provinces that whenever reaction - axles have tried to start a movement against the constitution they have always declared that one of the first objects of the constitution would be the complete emancipation of the women and their going about un- veiled, and this has never failed to excite the people, a,s was the case at Medina, where the stivation was saved by the arrival of a number of troops and the arrest of the agita- tors. This is the reason Prince Sabah ed Din in his speech last week, specially spoke to women, etieounn.seling prude= and modera- ENOUGH TO WANE THEM, "It's wonderful," said Dubley, "how wide awake the Japanese have become in recent years." "Oh, it's not BO wonderful," re- plied the observant man, "when you consider that they have an earth- quake every nighb or so in their country." DISAGREEABLE DIFFERENCE,. As a pleasant -faced woman pass- ed the corner Harris touched his hat to her and remarked to his companion "Ah, my boy, I owe a great deal to that woman." "Your mother?" was the query. "No; my landlady," PLAYED SAFE., JTDISPBiSIBL WMIMS. "I tun satisfied that Baby's Own Tablets are indispeneible to moth- ers," says Mrs. Abraham Boucher, Pierreville Mills, Que., and she acids :—"Before using the Tablets Mie Naggeee"Oh, Tem notafraid, my baby was cross, peevish and not Of your leaving me, levee if you' thriving well; but, the Tablets have do, 1185 Elwell Arden, youll come worked a great change and my lit - PEARLS Ole TRUTH, Being sensitive is easier than be- ing sensible, Trouble soon fades away old dies if neglected. He who sees no good in others has no good in himself. Money may buy a house, but it baek.' tle one is well and happy." This is cannot purchase a home, Evora if you are short, it's no Nags.- 'And, like Emmen I'd the verdict of all mothers who have good making a long -face over it. probahly wait till I was 31111.0 You used these Tablete. And better had married again before I iiltrriret1 • st213, mothers have the guarantee of butbe bug besurh' i etvol0twcl tregluniti stics loatrde' ,e6 ep," it government MOW that Baby's How often ie "Ootecience" merely Own Tablets are absolutely safe — another name for "eowardice" 7 --- The. population of Norway, over that they contain not one pertiele In a world full of rouse, wby bo which King Ilaakon rules, is rough- of opiate or poisoneves soothing eentirtually looking out fee the by 2,300,000. OWL Sold by all medicine deniers thorns'? If a woman has nailing Olaf: to or be mail at 20 cents ie box from A feelish girl reel Make it lover weary about she starti a doe'e-wee- The Dr. Williams Medicine Co, a husband but only a edge Wettest tee club. e Brockville, Ont. . can keep her husband 10Ver. . .„ WHAT NEGLECT DID FOR HIM J.S.S. E. BRANT SUFFERED TOR - 31 Bee I'S 1.'11 0 31 KIDNEY DISEA SES. Then He Used DodiPs Kidney Pills and Became a Well Man — Dis Experience a Lesson for You. Athabasca Landing, Alta., Oct. 20 (Special).—That Kidney Disease, neglected in its earlier stages, leads 1, the most terrible offering, if not death itselfl and that the One s1170 euro for et in all stages is Dodd's Kidney Pills, is the experi- ence of Mr. James E. Brant, a farmer residing near here. Mr. Brant contracted Kidney Dis- ease, when a young man, from a strain, and like hosts of others, ueglected it, expecting it to go away itself. But it kept gradually growing worse, till after thirty years of in- creasing suffering the climax came, and he found himself so crippled that at times he could nab turn in bed, and for two weeks ab a time it was impossible for him to rise from a chair without putting his hands on his knees. He could not button his clothes. He was troubled with Lumbago, Gravel and Backache, and tried medicines for each and all of them without getting relief, till good luck turned him to Dodd's Kidney Dodd's Kidney Pills startedat the cause of his troubles and cured his Kidneys. With cured Kidneys his other troubles speedily disap- peared, and to -day he is a well men. If you cure your Kidneys with Dodd's Kidney Pills you will never have Lumbago, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Dropsy or Bright's Dis- ease. ]IIVRDEIIEE) 20 WIVES. Cruel Annan', Emperor Condemned to Perpetual Exile. Than Thai, King, or, as he is sometimes called, Emperor of An - nam, the most fantastically cruel monarch of modern times, has been condemned to perpetual exile in Algeria by the French Government. Than Thai murdered twenty of his pretty little wives with tortures of inconceivable cruelty and hor- ror. Annam is a large country of scuth-eastern Asia, which is under a French protectorate. France per- mits the native Emperor to rule his own country absolutely in internal affairs except where French inter- ests aro specially concerned. Thus it happened that the Emperor was al liberty to carry on murder and torture in his harem for many weeks before anybody ventured to interfere. Finally the French authorities broke into the Emperor's palace, which he had turned into a morass of blood, and seized the crazy mon- arch. That was nearly two years ago. Since then the Emperor bas been kept under restraint and close observation. It will be noticed in the Singer Sewing Machine Company's adver- tisement that there are three ad- dresses at the bottom of the an- nouncement. Any one writing will please address thereat the nearest one of the three places to his post office. TO THE FLEA. Here's to the flea A villain is he, And awfully hard to catch. He nips away Both night and day, And raises the old scratch. If your children are troubled with worins, give them Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator; sate, sure and effectual. Try it, and mark the improvement in your child. NOT RESPONSIBLE. Foreman—"If you encase, sir, I would like to get a raise le my pay, I just got married." Boss—"Sorry, my man, but we can't be responsible for accidents that "occur outside the factory." WM ARA AL0 PAMTLIAI8 with the deep, hoarse bark, grimly caned "a grave -yard eough,” Take Allen's Lung Balsam, a remedy for pulmonary trou- ble, highly rr,.or,n mended even ta the earlier stages ot ConsUniutiOn. TIIE DETERMINING TEETH. Teacher—Johnny, can you inform the class as to how the age of a chicken is determined? ,Johnny—Yeem. By the teeth. Teacher—Why, Johnny, chickens have no teeth. Johnny—No'm. But we have, 1.1.116. Mat@,,....•Spi•IV nftelEfft,M,111:MIVINOTAlbr....110 r't .433,4303.43,.. 343 e: 3' in.ar Remark- able for it• alchrichness and pleasing flavor. The big black plug chewing tobacco. .261 HUNTING WILD HORSES. Favorite Sport in New South Wales —Dreanin g the An Whether "bremby" is a survival of the aboriginal name for a wild horse or a corruption of "unbelted - ed" appears to be a question which philologists have left undecided, bet brumhy hunting is still a favor- ite sport in New South Weles, says the London Standard. Districts like the Clarence and Stephens and Manning River water_ shed are still the home of numer- ous droves of brumbies, and hunt- ing them is declared to be a very exhilarating pastime. The first step taken is to stake out a corral and make an secure except a nar- row entrance, which can seine- quently be gated. On either side of the entrance and projecting from it funnelwise a "booby fence" is prepared. To th� simple minded brumby it presumably looks like a stockade, and pieces of fluttering cotton make it look impregnable, When this is ready the young bleeds, well mount - cd, gallop out and round up the wild horses, driving them with ehouts and much loud snapping of stock whips toward the mouth of the funnel. In a group of brumbies there is always a leader, and when once the hunter e have got the leader for the corral they are pretty certain of the rest of the drove. The fluttering cotton rags of the' sham fence are sufficient to deter the brumbies from breaking through the flimsy barriers, and in less time than it takes to tell the wild horses are safely corralled and the big gate shut on them. Then they are 'left for four and twenty hours without food and water to reflect on the situation, and after that they can be broken 1e without much difficulty. A MAGISTE,A.TE INVESTIGATES ZA31-13 UK. Says It Is a Wonderful Healer and Does More Than is Claimed For I. No household remedy in existence has won such glowing tributes from people in high places as has Zam- Buk. Mr. Roger F. Perry, Justice of the Peace for British Columbia, tested this famous balm, and this is what he saye of it: "The Pavilion, Goldfielcls, B. C. "To the Zaan-Bok Co., "Gentlemen,—After a very fair trial I have proved Zam-Buk emie- ently satisfactory. In my case it cured a skin rash of five years standing which no doctor had been able to do any good for. "I would certainly encourage any person to keep Zam-Buk in their home. It truly does even more than you claim for it. For my own part I would not now be without it in the house. Yours very truly, (Signed) "Roger 'F. Perry, "Justice of the Peace for 13. 0," Zam-Buk differs from ordinary salves and embrocations, for while these mostly contain animal oils and fats, Zam-Buk is purely herbal. It soothes and heals cuts, sores, W- ore, eruptions. boils, eczema, chafing sores, etc. All druggists and stores sell at 50 cents a box, or from the Zam-Bok Co,, Toronto, for price, 6 boxes for $2.50. MOST APPROPRIATE, "How did thab fellow fare when he started to fish for compliments "He got the hook." "Prutno VIM" 18 A STI.MULANT to the stomach, thereby aiding digestion. As III tonic fol. patients racoVering Dom fevers and all thsauses loWering the vitality, it Is without n .At, all drug and gen. oral stores, Most of the stone marbels 'used by boys aro made in Germany, where the refese of the marble and agate quarries is utilized for this purpose III fitting boots and shoes cause corns. Hollowa,y's Coen Cure is the article to use. Get a bottle at once and euro your corns. The best time to eat an apple for medicinal purposes is jot before going to bed. Any person who drinks 25e tea and once tastes 30e "Salado." will see that it is not only finer in fla- vor, but that as 000 pound makes many more cups, it is. econornical to use, HOW HE WAS BOUNDED. "Do you know your orders, sen- try 7" asked an Irish officer of the soldier on guatd-duty. "Yes, nor," was the prompt re - "Know the points of the com- pass'?" continued the officer. "Yes, or." "If you face the rising sun, your loft hand would be en the north of you, and your right hand to the south of you. "What would be be- hind you 1" "The knapsack, sor," "Htpressing sort of day, this," taid the guesb at the small hotel, lilting down to breakfast, "Yes, diet' said the waiter. 'Teen the yeti 'will nate°, has got the blues badly." 10. The Difference Between Poor and Good Cabinet Work It is a fact not generally known that very few sewing machine manufacturers pro. duce their own cabinet work. This is a distinct industry in itself. • eg The Singer Company owns and operates the largest and best equipped factory in the world, exclusively devoted to the production of the highest grade sewing machine cabinet work. • J Only the finest woods procurable are used. To insure the proper selection of these woods, a corps of expert wood rangers is employed, whose duty it is to purchase individual trees, the grain and growth of which entitle them to use in Singer cabinet work. 1J This is why Singer cabinet work, besides being the most durable, is also the most beautiful,—the Singer process brings out all the richness and natural beauty of the wood. Sold eels by Seep Sewing Machine Company TOPM ONTOMONTREAL 212 manning' Ohambors 533 Board of 'trade Bldg 304 Stain Street A. J. PATTISON & CO. 33=35, SCOTT ST., TORONTO, Steck Brokers and Financial Agents COBALT and other stocks bought and sold on commission. Correspondence invit- ed. Orders may be wired at our expense. .B1328:82Z128.3213tD273132 FREE TO YO—Y TEl FZ12gUA% Y8127UMSisuSA7oVVVIZ.1NTa. 16111 :3. woman. I know a woman's sufferings. I have found a cure. will mail,free of charge, my home treat. ment with i fullinstructions to any sufferer from. women's ailments. I want to tell all women, about the cure—you, rny reader, for yourself, 'our daughter, your mother, or your sister. I et to tell you how to cure yourself at home, vithout the help 0(0 doctor. Men cannot un- derstand women's sufferings. What we women know from experience, we know better than, any doctor, 1 know that my home treatment is a sale and sure cure for all female weak.. nosses peculiar to our sex. I want to send you a complete to days' treatment entirely free to prove to.you that you. can cure yourself at home, easily, quicicly and surely. Remembet that will cost you nothing to give thetreatment a complete trial; and if you should wish 10condone, it will cost you only about 12 cents a week, or less than two cents a day. It will not interfere with your work or occupation. Just send M8 your name and address, tell 1130 0015 you surrey, ;rpm wish, and I will send. you the treatment for your case, ewirely free, in plain wrapper, by return mail. I will also send you free or Cost my book --"WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISED," with explanatory illustrations showing why women suffer, and how they can easily cure themselves at home. Every woman should have it, and learn to think for herself. Then when the doctor says—" You must have an operation," you can decide for yourself. Thousands of women have cured themselves wilh my home remedy. It cures all, old or young. To meteor& of Daughters, I will explain a simple borne treatment which speedily and effectually cures Painful oncl Irregular Menstruation in young Ladies. Plumpness and health always result from its use. Wherever you live I can rater you to ladies of your own locality who know and will gladly tell any sufferer that this Home Treatment really 0(1508 all woman's dis- eases and makes women strong, plump and robust. Just send me your address, and the free ten days' treatment is yours, also the book, Write to.day, as you may not see this offer again. Address: MRS. M. SIMMERS, Dox103, Windsor, Ont. The chance of one finger -print being exactly like another is 1 in 04,000,000,000. -- Prevent •Disorder.—At the first symptoms of internal disorder, Par - melee's Vegetable Pills should be resorbed to immediately. Two or three of thee salutary pellets, 1911- n going to bed, followed by closes of one or two pills for two or three nights in succession, will serve as a preventive of attacks discomforts which follow in the train of that fell disorder. The moans 500 simple when the way is known, Out of ROI1Mffnitt'S 6,000,000 inha- bitants, only one in three can read and write. FrAitsr WIT:AIL IN MINT) that what eallecl e slcin a !mane may be but a symptom ot had blood. In that 0E1330, Weaver's Cern to, az tern ally applied, should ba supplemented With Weattar'S 8.Y"P' Good "kMenallc—la---Iti'YA' 13; my friend, I suppose you've never had any edu- cational advantages?" Loafer — "Not tis I knows on, sir.; but I've had smallpox, whooping -cough, cry- siplas down the leg, en' a 'cession rf the brain," ISSUE NO. 44-0S. Owing to the growing derineed for pure essence of roses, many French vineyards are likely to be turned into rose -gardens. One Pact Is Better thin Ten neereays.— Ask Dr. 'Burgess, Supt. Hospital for Insane,1105.4 Ireal, for his opinion of "The D 1, L" Meatball Kasten Yard rolls $1, also `Matins. If there's one thing a boy enjoys seeing more than a circus, it is a clog fight. Do Not Delay.—When, through debilitated digestive organs, poison finds its way into the blood, the prime consideration is to get the poison out, as rapidly and as Dior- ougly as possible. Delay may mean disaster. Parmelee's Vegota—a Pills will be found a most valuable and effective medicine to assail the intruder with. They never fail; They go at once to the seat of the trouble and work a permanent cure. A`IE YOU SICK'? Ask for particulars about itly natural it"ei,110aMtrin 84.1?tan.07 (1471105"071. ("Mt's '1?lie' nzaelustar Chamioant'Works, 105 Denten Street, Sarno, Ontario. BASTED�S Est,Wd FUS iVIANUFACTUFIEfla 1578. Everything in Ladies' and 7,fon'0 Vara. Spacial 511000 to dealers. Write for catalog RAW FURS and GEP9 SENO Write terries lid, IL 8 8Asta00 13 00., 17 Wag AIL Oast rovente CLEANING WaLK01001 ..01A on L 01E81 OUTING au ITO clm Ite done portootly by our Prend Promo. Tre 14 5*ITI511 eveiee 00, ienenevere room, remora d. 40131350 Good Housekeeper Wanted In eoinfortable home in Toren - to ; must be thoroughly clean and systematie about her work, and lin- deretand good plain 000kine,, ;email family; good wages. Home maid kept, Address, etntteg experience and give reforenees, Mrs. Wilson, 6 Dale Avenue, lineedale, Toroeltd,