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Most gills
many photog.
which becomes
the years, sol
The old-fashio
too heavy and
less the pictu.
some way.fro
soon become
Oae girl has s
her own satis
lowing directi
others who ea
Procure fifty
of heavy whi
finish you de
you wish, A
teen inches: h
venlent 5IZO,.
,punched and
hand side of e
inches from th
speotively, an
edge. If one
one hole on th
inch from the
rho page,
Select the
have done ser
rand strip the
laying them fa
sin of water,
wet peel the
tareby suoce
board. This r
ence, for too. q
tear the phot
tempt to pull'
cardboard.
After the ph
ready to lie m
new sheets of
matter of art
chance for con
In the book p
the name of e
ten beneath e
the date whe
taken, as nes
membered, an
- acquaintances
lege friends w
relatives made
vacation tclen
case of very d
left for the ins
graphs which
them from ti
vantage of the
in the possibil
tional pages a
carrying the hi
ly loved peopi
When all th
a leather cover.
way as the she
with leather t
the eyelets:-
book pectelierl
session whe
ing pleasure.
LEARN
Apparently. i
that it, is imp
to cook,-. Bu
camping it is
cerstand the
least, of prep
promising out
end because of
the commissar
It is not eno
fish and to bo"
Some member
have a wider
nine cases out
who does have
,most sue assfn
The boy's
be gladto giv
Lessons. •
Bread-makin
bread-slonld
first half doze
sty to this co
eit1on of the
hands .and fin
learns to was
and to super'
boiling of the
gates the mystic
_ making, perh
"spelling" his
mornings.
The second
should have t
meats,belted,
and illi making
When a boy 1
with these pro
a Sh01't bulbs b
surprise the f
meal without al
The iustruoti
a bare outline,
ferent from tha
it 1s ilot,l]eeess
sii•able-tha.t a
expert in the c
the fundament
ever, it will be
enlarge his eco`
essity for doie
welch l;nnwledg
t'eonit of his
make him of v
home, sari ave
of camping pal'
' READY F
Husband (an
money, do you
with that $10 1
steels?"
Wife "(calmly)•
me to lay tip fl
I'llisband-''V
1Vifc " Wily,
Wiese, pairs of
v.'vs' ,s•i~.•
m
dolvecl
faction:,
to
sire
Jls'lleen
vice
sslve
ash
n
rl
ere
ear
me
the
bongs;passing
The
t
desirable
aria
i'
it
1
mother
n
hand
intend
m,
ops
0
els
pe
est
, RHEUMATIC PAINS
PARSLEY SUPERSTI TIONS,..,,,
WIIQ1 FA'Ii n
:. A LONG WASH DAY. i
Afraid
It Lasted a Week, but Came Only Four
Every sae has heard of the German
and pato') m •[hod t a theCeatin
t F c g
sptled clothes end of having a wash
day only two or three times a your
1Vot every one realizes, perhaps th(tt
the custom was brought over to this
eountty from Hollllpd and Chat tfn@
Dutch setpers long continued its pre:
pro. In t es 'da o the er read
e ys t ev y
Ianl?dc it is strange read of the
Y st ani
laborious, period which same to our'
New Amsterdam ancestors four times
a year. Helen Pvertdon Smith Cells
about tt in "Colonial Da s and wa s:'
y y
rho custom of quarterly clothesgg
washlags was maintained notwitte
standing our summer. beats and the
immense quantities of clothes nese].
Uses the fear of indigestion
Y our heals ? It needn't.
:; "
:>t. i tf + l
S •� t
y i
ev.t� �t° i
ac '.....,aa„g
, .
and yoq Wont know you have
thatyour food is properly digested.
best of the NA -DRU -CO preparations,
expert chemists and guaranteed
druggists in Canada. 50c.;box.
stocked them yet, send us50c.
NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. OF
spoil the enjoyment of
4 .lit take
:., " s, •, e�-:•'•'.
+. nys 3.
a,,iy
:r .. t'i a
+,:
t<.I h „� , ', r
.,.
,a,,.-, •' a;;:,'
a Stomach. They will see tO it
They are among the
compounded by
by the largest wheleesa}e
Ifyour druggist has not '
and we will mail oo a box.
y
36 s
CANADA LIMITED,' MONTREAL : 1.
� Folks
L1NA+0llelle O
x PHOTOGRAPHS,
accumulate a rent�,,
g,
.ephs, the care of
with the passing of
1b
ething album of ai problem,
nes is usuallybine
cumbersome, but tin
red are protected in
the altar the mounts
red and soiled,;
Glued the problem to
and .the fol-
•• :'
One are given fOi
'e t� trythe plat!'
P
or ;hundred sheets
cardboard in spy
and .of any size
,out fifteen b Wino-
y
found aeon-
Have, two 1.1o1esu
eyeietede on the left.
act sheet about three
e to and bottom re-
p
n inch from the
d one
wishes there maybe
e right-hand side one'
edge and •midway of.
photographs' which
rice on desk and wall
Not Due to. OoId, Wet QV0ath9l'-
Tho Trouble is Rooted in
the Blood.
Many people believe that the
twinges and tortures of rheumatism
aro,due to cold, damp, or wet wee
thee, and treat themselves by on rub-
}with liniments and lotions.
This is a serious mistake, and one
Whiohallows the disease to progress
to such an extent that it is often
impossible to get it out of the sys-
tem, Rheumatism Lames from ' cis,
p
onous acid in the blood, and it must
be cured throe h the blood. All
g'weer
the liniments! and rubbing, and so-
called el etriaal treatment in the
1
world will not otil'e rheumatism.
This is a medical truth which 'ever Y
sufferer from this eruct acing
trouble should know. Rheumatism
can onlybe cured bydrivingthe
p•
oisonous acid out of the blood,the
,• •
and enriching and purifying it.
There is no medicine will do this so
s eedll and urel as • D •. Willi-
P Y s" Y ;
ams' Pin Pills.' The actually
k 1 y G Y
make the new rich red, blood
which drives out the osonous acid
-. P - -
upbuites the system, and makes the
sufferer well and strong. It is be :
d till 'Dr. Wi111:-.
cause they o _ s that
,
ams Pink Pills have cured thou -to
Sinister BPlant'IneEngland, With t>,.
atm superstitions aro. connected
with .the. herb parsley, probably
through an ancient Greek practice, the
graves of the dead being strewn with
it and the plant thereby gaining a
sinister significance,
In Hampshire ,lt Is considered veIT
unlucky to give a root of this herb
done 1 JueI they any that !t this be
done 111 luck will fall .0 on them. In
Devonshire to transplant parsley is
,likewise to comiult a •• 0000118 offense
against the guardian genius who re.
p
tants. In Suffolk it 1s
sides over the pparsley
said that If parsley be sown on Good
t rids !t will oto well and fiouriah,
Y b7
but if it be down on any other day 1t
will not come doable.
in 8hropahlre they have a snylns
that where parsley grows In the gar-
t y
den "tin` misses is master." to Buck-
lugbamsltire nr•sle is regarded as a
P y
omewha uncann herb 'end a old
s,; t y.r
gardener once. assured ,me on hearing
me lament that. seed I had aorta
hid not come up that it was necessary
to sow parsley for nine times before
one could get any to grow. This say
lug 1. hate heard later in Shropshire
where they say the devil takes all
but the last. Llliewise, too, hi Shrop•
shire the say that to transplant pars-
ley, -will bring about a death. -,West•
minter Review. tyw, _,Y;y,,
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WAS AFFLICTED
- ,
BLT. DODD S KIDNEY PILL.
S f D ALL 1Q PER- R•
RE 'TOIl� 9. '
r r
I ECT HEAL H.
-,.r,
•T athcr, Violater ai:dg Dattghtei' u'fter
yenta sf 5uifcrtug are.ntade held-
tit said Ila nappy 1neat L'anadiaa
Y I 1 Y iy g
liiduey Remedy: '
St. Leon,Standen, ,Dorchester
Co., Que., Oct, 3, Special): -That
Dodd's Kidney Pilld have no equal
as a tali ivy medicine ]s proved con-
,,..„ . c'ly by'.the,�tatement of Mr,
a Lacesse a well -Known. real-
g ,
dent of this plaCo. Bia statement
iven. for ublication is
g ,r P
"For, twelve years I had pains in
the small of my back, My head
would ache and'm muscles would
cramp, Dodd's Kidney Pills cured'
me,
r'My mate was troubled with Kid-;
ne Disease. Dodd's KidneyPills.
Guy d tor.
e
My little 111 had nervous frau
bl@. She was so bad that who could,
not keep her hands and feet quits,
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her." '
Is it any wonder that Mr. Laeasse
is shouting the praises of Dodds
Kidney Pills. He has learned
nary to keep up the state of eleanil-
�.
news required by Dutch instincts, A
New Englander who bad married a
citizen of New Yok outlies fu 17Q0
of this practice, which was undoubted-
lastran a to her:
"Grandmother Blum is so deep in
her quarterly trash this week that she
has time only to send her love."
The washing was done in au anti
g
?cuss called [tie bleeeker cn ]there
y'
the water was boiled tnlmmense kelt
ties and all the other processes of the
laundry work carried on. The work
'required not teas than a ;week, fre-
quently two weeks. -
During the time' preceding this cruel-
is bard, labor' the soiled clothes were
accumulating,in very large hampers of-
a ^
s? t t�[
Tr [ [�mO��
r' i t ;"' l i ;:' ' r a ,x
r : :. ,,.;.
•?;r °
;q 1, ,t,�i ;' ° r V
'� �'' :.
"1` s' li rr
r
/ d yt y"
;. rr{zif*+i , a��,
•
>. The Rayo Lam is a high
v' ;, ' There Paireyum helms cost
nn
'3' price. Conetrlwtod of solid
ornament to any room in
Tae 4;. ;, of lamp•making that can add
STEAM ve thdealer
' giving o rce.laEvery
aces p nem
The Oueen ay
4 , r n - Jr; 3 , 4 yt
xgI
•
• •r"'
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f in • (A ,: �i t .Y,
v v rl> y ,nr'igg,, .k
3c 1Tt 'la"f •
r f . y,. ;, g s
grade Tamp, sold at a low price.
more, there is no better, mean at
p ally
brass; nickel platen -easily kept clean; mit
any hones, Thera is nothing known to the art
to the Mille oftheRAY0 Lamp as a light•
aseverywhere.
n each of If not at yours, write for de.
Y
011 Company, Limited, Toronto.
mount from them,
ce downward in a ba:
and when thoroughly..ltiar`
mount from the pie-
layers of paste-
:quires Y ati-
P
uiclr a movement may
°graph• Do not at-
sands of cases of rheumatism after
all' other treatment had failed. _ As
proof we give the case o£ Mrs. F.
X. Boisseau St. •: Jerome Que.,
,
who says: "Almost two years -ago
I was a terrible sufferer from
rheumatism. Tha trouble first lo-
,,.
Marbles.
ea set their name from the
fact that originally little bits of mar•
file •were rolled down the hills and,
rounded and pounded by other stones
until they became toys for the chit.
dren to play With. It Is said that the
through experience as have thou-
sands of other Canadians that
eowe's-Kidney Pills cure Kidney
Disease no matter where rt appears;
• form it is found. Dodds
or in what
Kidney Pills should always find a
place in the family medicine chest.
—
basketwork. This
—
open custom oriel-
Hated the necessity for the great stores
of linen with which every bride was
VU-•SOIJt t AFRIO?..N WAItRAN'CS,
alt ale set rose aid. Write as for inter•
matien. Fax &Hoa,, Stook Brokers, Baett St..
Toronto.
SHIP M E YOIJ,ff2
B ...
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r
t? corded. .,�' E
,e is A to AND EXl'Eppolo YOR 93AN
:
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RIiLUblALlSrI ?
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lady
;t or lady to travel and appoint agents for
established bone. State age and previous em•
ppro7went. Pe]csanebt: B. McGarvey. Mgr., 392
Wellington Street West, Toronto.
1 pay the prices yon are looking for:
\JJ- C. GO FFATT
OFtILL1A, - - ONTARIO ,
the picture from the
oto ra his dried it is
g P
ounted on one o the
cardboard. In the
angement there is a
g
srdeiabie originality.
enviously referred to,
ach person was writ-
photograpl], with
the photograph was
as it could be re-
I theplacewhere'th-
hi was made. Col-
Pthis
grouped together,
division,
another and
sated in my ri ht leg, rendering all
gg
work impossible, and walking ex-
cessively difficult T tried to curs
myself by means of all sorts of line-
menta and but without
lotions,world
avail. The trouble was constant!P
Y
growing worse, and the •pain more
and more unbearable.'" Finally the
disease spread toarteria andYvon;
p my g,
I was ani int helpless, and I was'
co/npletely discouraged, thinking I
would be a sufferer for the rest of
my life. At this time I read an ad-
vertlsement • in our home paper, of
trouble being' cured 'by Dr...
Williams' Pink Pills and T' decid-
ed try them. T first four
, Dutch exported them - to England.
` Whether they did or not makes little
difference to the boys and girls of to-
day. J'o matter who introduced the
to marbles as toys, they are
-with us and always. will be. Some of
you get them from other children, some
of you trade postage stamps for them,
but'some arsons originally bought
them from pie Tittle store around 60
corner, whose owner got them from
the greatest toyshop ib the world-
Germany. lu the beginning marbles
called "bowls," and men and WO-
men played With them as well as chin•3sr
dren.-Dundee' Advertiser. •
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DIDN'T LIFE THE SUIT.
"Sir," said the young mate as he
entered the library for the ' put-
oxo of interviewing the father of
g
the only girl, "I am in love with
dau liter, Have you any ob-pain>
yourg „
jeetions to my suit ?
The old man. tlo foot. he y. m.
aver from head to foot.
I sure have, he replied. "Why
T wouldn't wear a misfit suit like
that
that to a dog,fight. Why don't you
try some other tailor?"
-Y'
THE LOFTY RHINE.
: Zam•Buk will give you relief:,
C ANCER, Tumors, Lampe, oto, internal
—
have deep-seated
and extarn¢1, oared without path by
our bona treatment. Trite us before too
tett. nr. Denman Medical 'Co., Limited,
oolnne,veoa, Ont.
•
Tho Soul of a Plano litho
Action. !Herat on rho
When you any
in rho joints, th•e back, the
wrists or elsewhere, place a liberal
supply of Zam-Buk on the fingers
or on the calm of the hand and:
AGE GENTS ice K"A Granite Catnep Y. saunasMeads
3olns in all kende of Dot and Pana, Granitexuro.
Mtwara, eta. Trends in two minutes.
Every housakagle, buys. Bestseller. Over 1002
proata, H. Nagle, lVasomount, Qua.
,
.e se
iLI ffi L Ay Yli 1GGJli IU
Piano Ac'tiQt2
it in. Mrs. Frances
`
rub
, lays, of
25 Guy Abenu@, Montreal, says : ''I
suffered long and acutely from
rheumatism, and tried one liniment
after another in vain. I also -took
EAiote -THEcon BARBER T arafn -NEW
aystam-constant practice -Garen( tnetrao•
eaduotoa era ewni a co°eixhtoon dalierxsaeetc-
ly Write for catalogue. Motor Barber College,
quest least, Toronto,
® Good •quality
p cults, suitable
•f�99.. for seting, at
p
market price.
medicines internally; but it remain,-
for Zam-Buk to effect.; cure. I
began applying this balm whenever
usw'ssLCHRBS-STUDRNTS-[VILE
jyj Plano, Vocal, selected. ted.
orr/A dnOrgan stock of large
it a Organ Music large and well selected:
pCkofr and Chorus Diusio a spool It Oorrax•
Ashduwu'a Mesio Stora, Dept
f
,:•f
ANTE
Write
t
Ca.,Ma lldaIL,
Co.,Matilda st-,
Toronto.-..` '
�a� >
as a third. in the
friends; space was
ertion of ether photo-
might be obtained of
to time. The ad-
loose-leaf system lies
y of inserting addi-
E, anypoint,and thus
got
boxes of the Pills and after using
them for several weeks I could see
that the painful rheumatism was
gradually disappearing. 1 continu-
ed taking the Pills, however, until
t had used .about a dozen boxes,.
when ever s'm tom of the iron-
'y symptom
ble had I
A Tree Cut D"own 6y Rifle Bullets.
In the sanguinary annals of the
American war there Was no more
sanguinary episode than the fight in
1864 of "the Bloody Angle at Spottsyl•
rauin." "Every basin and ever sap
ling Chnt constttnted the thicket there,"
"HIS
Mrs. Robinson -"And wereed
°t' you
?
.up the Rhine"
Miss ]Vuricl] (just returned from
a Continental trip) -"I should
think so; right to the very top:
What a splendid view there is from
'the summit l"
I felt the aches and .pains of rheu-
v.:itaniovttel.
matism coming on, or felt any of
the stiffness.' The result was trulyCARPET
wonderful. Zam-Bnlp seemed to
penetrate to _rho very Boat of the
pains, driving them Completely- out,
and I am now quite •cured."
DYEING
end Oleanivs• Thte leaepeolalsy,eitb the
British American Dyeing Co.
Bead partienlate by poet and weave sure to walls,
Address Box 153. Montreal.
t,,,• e.,v
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:�KP -•'" �'t'
'Zi r
w,_
'l
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Senn u, your name
p
and we will send
Free all charges paid
,an charg
,
3'ou
story f cetain dear-
e from year to year.
pages are filled, get
• eyeleted in thesamo
ets, and tie the .book
through
result` will be a
y your own, •the pos-
disappeared, and could
walk as freely as ever I did, and
do myhousework without the least
troube. I have no hesitation iny
recommending Dr. Williams Pink
Pills to every rheumatic sufferer."
old byall medicine dealers or
by''mail est 50 cents a box, six boxes
for $2:50 from The Dr..Williams'
tseysory 1N r. G. O. Eggleston' in his
tory of the Confederate War,""was
cut awn .by a stream of bullets as
grass Is before a mower's scythe. Even
nn oak tree nearly two feet thick was
worn In two near its base by the con=
tnuat and incessant stroke,of leaden
ta
balls eaten It tell, crushing some of theS
Confederates who were fighting be-
OR LIKE A JAIL -BIRD. ,�
' "Now, children, what is this 1"
asked the teacher, holdingupthe
Picture of a zebra. ,
It `looks to mo 'like a horse in
bathing suit,'' 'answered' a little
boy. -
So many of the ordinary, embroca-
tions and liniments are.imperfect-
ly and sufficiently re-
'fined to penetrate even the skin-
much less the underlying muscles.
A BOOK LOVER.
The old parson was endeavoring
to do e. little missionary work be-
hind the big stone walls. i
v
i't�tt`,i
�{ w__ ,.,5 rF
p,
r til„ •,r
thin
LUCKY HEART
EIOTURE BROOM-
ROeeS-
which'
"" ichei ;the prettiest
daintiest
ry novelty, eani
' the rase overywere.
Zam-Buk is total] different. Zam-
Buk- tis' so refined, and its essences
and juices erase concentrated, that
when rubbed into the muscles for
"What broughtS
g you here, m
son?" he queried of an inmate.
"I am here, sir, because of my
fondness for books," answered No,
lve re ¢inns ,t
ABSOLUTELY FRES to int adnne Or scads JI at
area wddr000 dares, wad we will send It to you at
Altlea Allg,GO. o3 Roy SI.,Providence ,R.i„ ll,S.A:
Al will prove a last-,
Medicine Co., Brockville;; Ont,'
.
enth Its branches."
n'
-
A'STOP ORDER.
quicklysfelt' etc.,
ismsciatica
it rheumatism
Zam-Bek will also be found a cera
for eczema, rashes, ringworm, cold
sores, ulcers,. abscesses, chapped
hands, piles, varicose veins, cuts,
burns, bruises, etc. All druggists
and stores at 5oc., or post free from
Co., Toronto, for price.
Refuse harmful imitations.
- " `�— '-
. If some people were as free with
their money as they are with their"
advice, what' a 'lot of good they
might do in -the world.
2323. Indeed <" exclaimed the good
man m surprise. "V1iat kind of
books,.may I ask?
`Pocket books," briefly answered1
the other,•
SHOCKItiG.ir
"Yes," .said the man who had
been travelling in thei Far West
"I saw three trains held a in one
ni ht." •P
"You don't Say: exclaimed the.`.
innocent bystander. "Was anyone
3
hint?"
r,
Kills
xto1,
+-I have used
r
? long time and
Have lilted
sr
.r<Eaa*�u
' :, �, seta it ,
OR; ; +
= -
Bone Spavin
Valley, Alta, May 20th.1309..
your Spann Cure for a.-.
without
,could not be wthe .
a Done Spavin, by its use,"
ING.
1� TO COOK.
GPhonograph
t occurs to few boys,
ottani to know how
if a boy is going
WAITING.
Aunt Anna asked her little ne-
phew, what be would like to give his
cousin for his birthday.
"I know," he ansvvleredl "but I
CRIEli DAY AND NIGHT.
ML's. R. E. rSanford,. Inserary,
Gab., writes: My baby was sickly,
Mand -Tom had mo talk into a
so that he can heal my
voice while. Y'm away.
Clara -Haw local ! And he can
y -
stop the machine.
that he un-
simpler methods at
food. Man a
Ting Y
ng has come to an„
the :incom incompetence ingetable
P
y department.'
ugh to be able to fry
eggs' and potatoes.
ain't big enough."
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A Purely Vegetable Pill. -The
B
chief ingredients of Parnielee's Ve-
Pills are mandrake and
dandelion, sedative and purgative,
but perfectly harmless in their ac-
tion. They cleanse and purify and
healthful upon
for over a week with bowel and sto-
mach trouble and .cried night and
day. NothingI did hen ed her in:
PZara-Bilk,
the least till I began giving her:
Baby's Own Tablets. They helped
baby' right away and now she is a
big neattey child with tine rosy
cheeks., The Tablets are certainly
a wonderful medicine and recom+
011, N0
Dubbs-Was it serious accident?
Swiftleigh-Not at all. Only two
P edestriane killed and the motor
,car wasn't even'scratched. I'm
glad, too, for I had just had it
revarnished.
of the party must
knowledge; and -in'
o.f ten it is the boy
y
it that becomes the
,have a most effect
the secretions of the digestive or-
gang. The ,d yspeptic .and all who
suffer from liver and kidney ail-
find in these the
.I
mend them to all my friends who
have children. in the house."
What Baby's Own Tablets have
done for Mrs. Sanfol'd's baby they
If you are not satisfied with you,r
lot, lata it over to a real estate
agent.
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Relief for Suffering Everywhere'
-He' whose life is made miserable
by the suffering that conies teem
indigestion and has not tried Par-.
melee's Vegetable Pills does not
know how easily this formidable foe
Y
be dealt with. These ills will
P
relieve where others fail. They aro
the result of long and patient study
and are confidently put forward as
a sure corrector of disorders of the.
digestive organs. from which so
many Stiffer, -
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Tlie loan voila lets his mother
hi lts his
„
No, said the traveller. They
were held upbywomen in a all-
h_ b
room.
r
PHILANTHROPIC MISSION.
"I see. you've advertised for. a ''•4'
lost dawg, and—"
g, ,
"Yes, but that isn't my 'littleNendau's
Jewel. That's a mongrel, Take
him—s"
"17cuovv that, ma'am. Ne c1aWg `T
could ever. take the place of your
lost darlln', but if you'd like to T`
havE a ant ,f
gentle little erecter to lova
while y6n're humin' fur ysur Josl
P11 sell you chi 'uu fur 50 cutsyrieso
i MX CARISON.
That teas the whole story. And
gr hundreds, of thousands In e.4eail.tha:
3• same experience in the past 40 years.
For Spavin, Ringbone, Curb,
Splint, Swellings and
r all Lameness,,
Spavin Care curia the
v trouble -makes the horse sound and •
,veil -and saves money for the owner
because it removes It
e s t e casae of the
LrouLle.
NCeep a bottle always at hand- $sorb
for So. Good for man and beast: Ask ••
your dealer far free copy of our book
,TmatlaeonThe xorsd•orwrite vsid ,
DR. R. J. 11ENB5!L 00, Eaosburp Faits, VL
woodsman,
or sister will
o him the necessary
meets will pills
most effective medicine in conoen-
`crated form .'that has yet been of-
fared to the suffering.
done for thousands of other little
ones, simply because they go to the •
root of so man childhood ailments
Y
-that is, they drive allimpuritiescan
Some people can't see the error
of their ways because they insist op
keeping their eyes onyours.
P g Y
g - 'especially corn
be the subject of the
the onlyrelnnin,
p
-
CRUED.
ar "
My, mind is• made up, quoth
from the stomach and leave it avocet
and healthy. Sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box
It doesn't take a brilliant man ,to
,slice in society. -
gfrom
-b af iclean
arse necessity
nece s' y
er-nails. The boo
the tau ht socl�t ill decldedl
g y society girl y•timism
''Just like the rest of you," re-
the ungentlemanly man,
the Dr, Williams'4vlamsmedicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
o
is sonletimos duet$
lack of experience.
peel potatoes,
the baking or
He also investi-
f tea coffee
practising I]y
plied
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Mtnard's Liniment Cares oandruB,
-
The frmer now has leftthe plow,
And 'onlyholds the reins,
a.
r•
PROMISING.
Sutton -I can't spare the money
ver' well but I ll lend it to it'
yyouthe
you promise not to keep it too long':
• 9 •
111 0, 8 czivick
quickly stop coughs, acres salsa, banns
the ihront moll funds. . . l:b Dents.
-
p out [rife or wife
cub his cigars is entitled to a
Sc;n3. ,_ . ... ��_.. • ,r:
ma'am."
pick
✓,
lot of sympathy r
A THING WORTH KNOwINc is into
f�et that Painkiller finds tno,t uses in
a household than any other remedy. Por
Uawnl ooivpinints, Externally for ruts
Avoid there is
a a,
-t".
T
mdckly stops
the throat and
fir PICTURES NOT NEEDED. ""
T110 B1lJ1C and a1nl7 anile bock ere •,
�[ tat9�eW,, ill
Vry GteC L',t lila On • ly, VO111m CS 'chat .dont need
confirm, cures colds.. heels
luuQs .36 coats. illustrations t0 add to their }'alilp:,
sister on occasional
course of leBSons
with re arid
do vv preparing g
Tordrive behind his horses kind
And gather in the gains.
-+.---•
: Your Drusreamt 'will Telt You
-1rlelt
Gayeboy-I'll undertake to spend
every penny of it befort^ to -morrow
morning. ..• - -
g
.
DEFINED.
- rr ,i .•
Say, paw, gtteried little Sy1-
•
bsesseC asci assess,.
of st-WS and soups,
'P,
nus become familiar
CesSCs- it will be but
:fore lie is'ready- to
sillily, by getting a
] asstatance; '
y
in, of which this is
should be very def -.would
d Y
t given to a girl, for'
Marine use Remailres Sore 140.00
y e ,
Star»lrtheco Weave Byes. Doesn't Sin,trt,
Soothes lye Paha, and Solis for 50a Try
Mttl'i»u ht Rout• "P7*CS. and in liab3"s
7-li)'es fir Sealy 17yellds and Granulation,
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NEXT GENT,
Wandering OVOr a field one day JL
man came across a largo Stone, in-
scribed :-
. "Tuve me over. •
-
Salttmoro, Md., Nov, 11, 1903,
MInlild's Liniment Co., Limited.
Sirs, --T. canto across a bottle of your
OLINAit0't LINIMENT in into viands of ono
of the students at tate university Of diary,
land, and ho beim so kind as to let oto
1160 it for A very bad.wale, which. I oh•
tanned In trnining for foot laces,,alta to
say {hat it• helped- mo would be butti
11 veryl �--,ildly, anti I therefore ask it ,.',1,11
lel; me know of one' of your 000016
that is elbsest to Baltimore so that I nifty
obtain sono of it. Thanking you in ad-
Fester. Snodgrass, "what's .a test
a , ,all
case 1'
+'A teat.. Case m 5017 '� replied
' ;,,Y, , P
Snodgrass, .sen., is a case brought
in court to decide whether thene',s
m n in it t justify the
enough p ey 0 j y e
lawyers in wol'kmg up Similar Gas-
Lag f,. ,..
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Minard's Liniment Cures Berns, etc
and wounds. sitbslitutcs,
but one Painkiller" -Perry Davis' -251.
bus 503. - -
The easies• t way to manage a wife Parents buy Mother Graves''
o
is her way. Worm Exterminator because they,
TRUE.
Mr.' Eeonamie-- Did you write
•he man whoadvertises to Show
tat e �.. -
1eeale how t0 make puddings with-
1 • milk n 'l7 Av them .richer
GL 1anti G r r
Mrs. Economic -Yes, and sent
: •
know it is a. safe medicine foe their
\ti'her: can Ir get some of $silo- children and an effectual expeller
p
way's Corn Curie? 1 was entirely 'of worms.
clued of my eorns'by this remedy -.
"
a'nd 1 wish SCIIle ln0re of it for 111y : It takes a woman to tnake people
fl'lOnd S. So writes '11'lr. 3, W. believe she es hal]py when she isn't
Brown, Chicago.
num a quarter."
rtWllat did rte reply ?''
`- r Mlnard's Liniment for sale everywhose•
WHAT
ay -possibly not not de-
boy strive 'to lie an
ulivary art, With an
mastered, flow-
possible for him to
After much difficulty he succeed.
ed in, turning it aver, and found
gW.
on the other side of the gtone the
words:-
ter .
Now turn me back agitxil,so that
value, 1 remain,
- Yours truly.
c. aleCul AN.
14 R1. Pant street,
ears Oliver Tyliewriter Co,
P,5,' -alias answer at 0000.•a
THERE'S A REASON,
"But why do you talk of getting
divnlco; you talcs- me ,yourself
that I make biscuits' just like your
"Use cream,"
IS-\C3QLIN0 .1
So far as known, it leas not yet
Parents as well as teachers, have
been said of any airship that it
.'�'�'
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s
Irl
+` "'
, •y )
r a .
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sometimes to run the ^e gaunt/et Of
awkward questions. a came "]Ill]ping into port. 11 any
''Bather, said 1tttl: Tontm-, one aii•sltip 00005 wrong, it comes bang-
r, smash to the Intone.
day, what is all edutnas Q'
of work when nee-
g so arises, whine
I can catch teime other idiott�'
, =
BEST HE COULD DO„
mother' used to ettake l"
"That's the reason,",
Is
e as :is his, • as the
lain will
home t1a g.
•,
w.. ' •w'e*t:
�,; ',tali ; ,
"What,"
nt What, quelled the millionaire
"will
Parent of the callow .youth, will.
.-_ .:.
GRIEVOUS ERROR; rondo nowadays,
par iaetauco when a netson buys an imi
,r ,t
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lather--- \thy, et -itis -ahem!
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For goodness' sante, Tommy, don't i 11 O a a s h es
you. know anything about insane- - is certainly one of the !nest disagree,.
, y g Y.
lofty et all ?. An equinox was ib able ailments which flesh is heir to.: -.
lister taste it the
fabled animal -half horse, half cow. mouth-+ttart8ea -- dir.7.ia0ss ••••, these
its mune, ]S .derived from tho w°Yds •bb1,1101 0 to make ior0 a burden. The
'equine' slid 'ex." It does seem as tense IS a disordered Inver -rhe sere
of these public schools don't teach Dr, Morse's -Indian Foot l7;lis. Ttie
l3 y
C1111drell anything now -oda s.•"• go straight tt, ilio root of the trouble,
Y Y put the 1iVer right, cleanse the Slow-
w ash and bowots clear thrice tongue and
TAKING CARE OF I'.1., lance away tiio bitter taste. from 111,
�sw, remember, 71:e than von mouth, At the ilial sign of bllinhs-
a gent glass eye you've got. A1s nese take
ways take it out and put it in your Dr. Morse' int
peeket when you ain't Iookinst at
assistance it the
1' valuable member
Y ..
lass. - •
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eg'• ..i;.: ,•:. ,.
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N'after.,..„,s
itaia,^t• to educate myboy?„
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Th;t, replied the .college pies•
Iden[, carefully 517.11]g top the
rattan of"The D. & r, Menthol Piaster
said to bo the genulue. Be careful and see.
that they ,are mads by Davis & Lawrence
La. . _ _
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Y �� .•.�„� .f
.boy, r in..: r, question I cannot an-
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Billy) ?Vaal mora
1 What did you coo
- 1'190. TN •N y.
. `_ ,, /P �.
''1'�p
.r'' , ,;a.`;h ire
1 .•� �.-�.:
ewer. Bl1in.L can pat' him through
college Ear all] ut $3,000.
,. .
If thingd
PROPHETS DIFFER,
rrIt's going to boa long, cold
winter,'s
rt
lili I gave yu last
•
-"The one on told
Y „
)r a rainy day?
es." $'
I exCllan eel for
"bed
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bt r, '< i ..
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411 ' ;Moh`ty a 't'01•. f ,ft' r
n
�k" ba Dada
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nNttt; •'nNn '
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yWff 1 I iohbntollo I its
'a" altdP-' wGn1d 1." ...Wife•--
'1' ?b g�. erg rs is as w 1
b s 01C1n a lCk
�_y vt► to 10'4 fief lenient, Cls
1405.1 u:6,6h�.il -'a f"than 7011
mu. zirf aro l Rand a match!
you1
"cool at filo husksaoil the ears
�1'n' h . 11iCk . 1 a,> Al
ofcoin, holt t they ie.
Shuake81 They pawed that way
to protect the bats from the !tot
dry Weather„" '
ISSUE NO. I.l lo. ncddnt a,."• .1 n f 1IB1IG1 Rta l'rC 1 ll i trs"
ss"
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stilt stock ugs,
for trio sample fe Dept. W. c,e NM
1lotoq► Ltkng d chemical Ge., TlrfAtlCtt -
see
mom,-El:lard's
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