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A SNAIL'S WAYS,
One day I (bund a snail in the
woods, 110 was crawling on a 01us:1,s
log. 1fis eht11 n gfussy autl of
light brown color. The snail, to'1,
wits pale brown, lie looked soft, es
11 he had Neon made nut or Jelly. 110
Bed a !'air of horns thrust out from
the front of Ills h11,01, to warn Will ai
danger,
When I ,.,lowed up the shell Mr
Snail quickly Lucked himself out of
sight. mettle. 1 took the shell 11014,
J11 pkv liodke1, and at night laud it e u
my table. In the morning it was
g'ai'le,
Looking about the room, I' four I
the I no11 climbing up the ('all, hal'
"ay to the ceiling.
f "rood on a chair, touched him
gently on the head, and, in a (right,
he thew into his shell, aid It tell
from Orr wall Into my hand.
Then I Look u large chum dish, fled
put in !L a nice stone from 1113
brook. The stone had 1ttic Inch. e
and bits of water weeds 011 It, 1 pa
water in the dish, Then 1 sot ill
snail on the Route,
Snails !11:11 cool, moist things, ;}Iy
5111111 at once C11rne 01(t to Mu his
new home. no began to trei Vol
around it at a great rate. ale crept
to the water on every side. 1 suer
that. he ate the lichens, So I.brouu'nt
hl nice young lettuce leaf, tees. it, Duni
laid it On the storm, When the snarl
in his journey reached it, he toucvled
it with his horns. 'Plein he crept up-
on the edge of the leaf, turned side-
wise., mut began to NIL fast.
L -Is seemed very hungry. Ile moved
along the ergo of the leaf, gnawing
as he went, After he had oaten
aheat it quarter of the way along the
leaf the turned and went hack, still
eating. So he kept 011 until he hu.1
cut a deep scallop. Then he went t•,
ntlotitor place and ate out 0110111.11'
Seullup.
The children said he liked scallop-
ed lettuce
I kept the leaf wet. At first 1
thought the greedy little creature did
nothing but eat. 1 found that he
liked to play and was fund of bray, 1.
Ile would go to the edge of the ere.
tee', and, holding fast to the stun::,
would dip his head in for a drie!t,
or to get It Wet
When he did this, ho drew In his
horns until they could not be son 1.
Then ho tried to cross the'w[tter and
to reach the side of the dish,
Ile Mould clog test by the 11011
pnrt.of his body, raise his tread, and
stretch himself as far as he emit I,
aid tiro to take hold of 1110 (lish, Ile
often fell short and tumbled into the
water. But out he would come and
try again. When he succeeded, 110
would walk all around the rim of the
dish,
One night he came out, dropped to
the fluor, crept over the carpet, [.p
the leg of the table, along the toll.
cul then travelled all over Nail's
new bonnet. Ile tried -to eat the ar-
tlleithl leaves on the bonnet. There I
caught 111tH in the morning.
Wherever he went he left a thin
trail like glue. I could follow his
steps as you can those of a careless
boy who forgets to wipe his feet,
.A WO1W TO DOI'S.
You are made 1.0 be kind, boys,
generous and magnanimous.
If there Is a boy In school who has
a clubfoot, don't let him know you
e\Cl' saw it.
If there is a poo' boy with rugged
clothes, don't talk rags in his hear-
ing
If there is a lame boy, assign him
some part, or the game that doesn't
require running.
If there is a dull one, help him to
learn his lesson,
11 there is a bright one, bo not en-
vious of him; for if one boy is proud
of his talents and another is onvi0ns
of titan, there aro two great Wrongs,
and no more talent than before.
If a larger or stronger boy has in-
jured you, and Is sorry for it, for-
give hien. All the school will show
by their countenances how much bet-
ter it is than to have a great fuse.
a
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WONDROUS LAKES.
eine Blows Mad Bubbles, Another Iles
Water Like Rfltk.
The "Horne of the riot Devils" is
an Island of lire situated in the
centre of a. huge lake of boiling mud
and 0111111 in Java. Cases arise
irons the lower depths and form en-
ormous bubbles in the sticky mud,
which grow and increase until they
attain a diameter of Ove or six foot.
'Peso bubbles are often carried sky-,
wards by the wind, where they final•
try burst with a loud explosion.
The biggest show lake was seen by
Sir Martin Conway, who explored the
Karakoram range of mountains in
.18112. From the summit of Vision
Pass, which be traversed for the first
time on record, ho looked upon a
vast level lake of snow, over 800
tamers miles in area, surrounded by
innumerable giant peaks.
Tho Sea of Ice, near Cbamouni, in
Savoy, Switzerland, is more like a
lake of snow than anything else. The
surface of the ice is broken up by
molar heat, and this minute fissuring
gives it the appearance of snow, and
it Is often mistaken for such by tour.
tate
'1310 Ones[' milke:Mite lake In tea
World was discovered by Herr Thor.
oc113sen in Iceland, who christened It
isle Langlsjor. It stretches from the
margin of the Ihilghty glacier which
fortes the western elde of the Vatrie
;Toltull, and the 'glacier water of
which it le composed is of a pure
milky -white color.
A similar Lake, but on a mallet,
seals, Is situated about thirty miles
from '1'aurehga, in NeW Zealand.
SNAPPISH.
"You neon complainat every Mini
p0111, she plan sA"Mit but eve Weiner),
'we stiffer In nilente." -
"1 suppose you do suffer In finance,
you 11(1,4 01) leeterek !defiant in tone,"tit
1"3(141ed,
WAS SENT HOME
AS INGURABLE
'bYIEN JOS, COONII irOIUND III.ALTR
IN DODD'S KiD)NIEY PILL)!.
fie was Muffle to Work for Seven
Y6ur$ Before Ile third the Grelgt (:au-
ndlan Kidney Remedy.
C011e1 s Co', -e 51111., Dee„ 11.—
ISpeulul,)—'1'1.0 days of mh'aciee are
inlet but the cure of Joseph Boone
of this place allot/tit ranks with sen-
natlonal euros, o1 the surlier ages,
61r. Boone had boon ailing for eight
years, seven of wheel he was 'male
to work front the utieels of Ilaekuchv
enc! Maney (fit /111.111i11t, lie Ivan ell
echos and pain::,
ilo was tree 11-d by 010ei'e11 due tors
and after seven mouths in the basil
tut worn sent hone, as incurable. It
tuns there that reaffirm, of eur110 h
110 ItoaR'ni'"rs led him Lo use Ihuid's
1 l,ln ;V 1'II Is. I1 111111, twenty -rite
hu 3, :0 to cure him, but to -dice he is
strnn,q and well unci hard 1(t wort,
lobster listing.
People here hava learned that if
the 1 ).sonSe lo of tho 141,111evs or front
1111, kidneys, Ootld's Kidney tills will
cure it.
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OLD 110611Y 11011141; AGAIN,
Gyelope of Ojw ilunrlred year's Ailo lo
he-itenelved.
The 1nslest fashion in cycling is a1
"VeMec'dc" for Indies, say's the Lon-
don Uuily Mirror 'Phis tales ns
flock to the days ,.1 the Itegenev,
when tho "fleet gentleman or Europa'
blandly squandered millions at
Brighton, ai111 his .friends alntlae 1
themselves by "hubby -horsing" along
the Pewit,
The eeedopele," Mcleod, Is exactly
the old "hobby -horse' with improve -
!Witte, 'Prue, it Iv fitted with 111110•
math: tires, springs encu hall -beanie s
tlinl is a feather -weight Confl'at'ed
With the hideous combination of
wood 011d h'o, which our gr5a1
grandfathers disported. Itut the
main "hobby -horse" features are re -
La inert.
There are no pedals, the machine
being propellor' either by Lhrustingl
the Feet against the ground, or hid
"punt. poling" with a walking stick;
or alpenstock. The seat ds Ve'y low,I
so that the most clumsy rider can f1
hardly full 011', end of course, barely
any instruction is required. You can
get ori quite a fair speer! on the
machine ten miles an hour beins!
about the limit.
But who, it may be asked, waled
care to use a cycloperle when ordin-
ary bicycles are faster and less
' trouble? One !dee is that the new
uiacbinc will give more vigorous are:
healthy -exercise than the ordinary
bicycle affords. Another Is that eld-
erly ladies may be attracted by its
absolute safety. Resides, the price—
four guineas—is very low.
The first lady's machine has been
built toF
the order e o « distinguished
customer, and in a generation '01111 1
worships health and is always look-
! fornew
n fo k me form f
0 exercise t
gi
has a chance int becoming quite rt
rage. The chief ohataele is ridicule.
Ladies have the net of looking gr•een-
fl under most unpromising circum-
stances, but -tin miles an hour on is
0y010110d0 will be rather a severe test
of this faculty.
PRE WIFE AS MANAGER.
"You can rely upon it," said a
keen business man, that the man
whose wife is managing his salary
for hlin Is prosperous, When 7 SOP a
man that 1 happen to know hand all
his earnings over to his wife, 1 set 1
him down as getting along Sve11. Ito
has started 011 the right road to get
rich, for (Yl nine eases out 0f ten 00 1
is saving something. And a fact h
which he is apt to overlook is that
If he only spends a little less then
110 makes, he is hound to get rich, s
A woman who manages hen hpsbanrl'e i
salary will help hen to do this 110411•-
ly every tinge• as women are meaner m
than men, Some mon lied it impos-
slblo to save money, and a man hes
got to spend less than he makes be- 0
fore he can begin to get along. 'rho 0
man whose wife Is enough of a mar, -
ager to help him get to this po art
by taking caro of his money for him
may consider himself fortunate."
4.
A DRAIN WORKED.
Muse !lave the Kind of hood That Nour-
ishes Brain.
"1 ant a literary man whose eel" q
nous energy is a great pert of my 1
Stock in trade, and ordinarily I t1
have little patience with breakfast in
foods and the extravagant claims' 0
made of then. But I cannot with 0
hold my acknowledgment of the debt 0
that X owe to Grape -Nuts food.
"I discovered long ago that the c0
very bulkiness of the ordinary diet Sv
was not calculated to give one 1t a
clear' head, the power of sustained, u
accurate thinking. I always fell, co
heavy' and sluggish in mind as well 111
as body after Dating the ordinary a
meal, which diverted the blood from or'
the brain to the digestive apparatus, to
"X tried foods easy of digestion, 0
hut found them usually deficient in !a
nutriment. 1 experimented with
many breakfast foods and they, too, ed
proved ❑usatisfal.etory, till I reached, 111
Grape -Nuts, And then the problem fu
Wag solved.
eel
"Grape -Nuts agreed with me pee'• to
fectly from the beginning, satisfying Pd
fray !lunger and supplying the nutrf-
Snont that 00 neatly other prepared 11
foods lack.
" X had not been using it very lona Lc
before I found that I Seas turning g
Out an unusual quantity and quality
of work, Continued luso has demon -
attested to my entire satisfaction that
Grape -Nuts fond contains all the 013- b
ttent5 needed by the brain anti ter- th
vows system et tho hard working
pubilo Writer." Nemo given by lei
Postln Co,, Battle Creels, Mich,
'Diene it a reason, (lead the little to
book, "Tito Road to Wntivlllrt,'r in
Yiaektsges,
130US13;1TO1,D PILTEl2S.
The fact that intestinal diseases,
such
as typhoid fever, yp e a, cholera, r1V-
sentere, diarrhoea, enol so forth ate
contumely transmitted tllrongh. con-
terndllated water makes it seem ad-
visable to print a word of warning
regarding the use of domestic wate,-
Olters.
Tho most efficient method of puri!. -
ing contaminated water• -supplies on
a large scale le by means of sand
filter -beds in which the water p0rco-
ates very slowly through a 1a•'e' of
fine sand several feet in thickness.
Cities that have installed such plants
'sport a great improvement in their
ealth statistics. Knowledge of the
danger to be apprehended from the
hate' -supply has -become no wiile•-
preacl, however, that domestic filters
ntended to be used by theindividnol
I
IIEALTIT
s, '1
A I•'II` Ob' TUE 11L,W';S,
Blatt the ttnlo When people tilts
they have the "blues," all they marl
fiseel alio,. gi', out and gut a breath of
1'eoplo who have "blocs" stay in
hnusas too nitwit; they dn11't exercise
enough, and they cult ta0 muco, 'l'i,a
body is clogged with a surplus of
food, elle lungs arta vitiated with bad
air, alid the whole uluchfnery of '.hm
body is working at law gage. The
motor wheels of the a1ttelIinel'y drib;
anti rent heavily. '
This physical condition in reflector!
(poll the mental faoutilue, and they
become torpid and singe -tele u,ul
et cry 1111118 takes on. rt depressed.
"blue" look. All the little worries
troubles lord perplex11Jes arc mttgn;-
tied, and the world seems a disnrtl,
dee„late pingo, indeed, and the pi) 10
"1111(0" person is enveloped I1( a fog
of misery and despair. Ile thinks
the whole world is topsy-turvy and
tall the elements are comiaining to
make hen wretched, that eveybo ly
Is just as mean as he feels,
And ,cot all the while this whnte
world -full of misery is root red right
!thin himself. People everywhere
are getup' to lend fro about [.heft 01 -
fairs, with sympathy in their• henna
and kindliness in their eyes. '19,11
world is emoting over with Joy awl
the people in it are 1101 us bad as
they seen.
What the "blue" individual needs
in to got outdoors and absorb S011(e
or the happiness that is going to
haste. lie or she 1130 been absorb-
ing ,111 sorts of indigestible rood and
villa ed air, erten 1110 body hos re,
belled. What be needs to do is to
let up a little on outing, skip a meal
or two, take a long, brisk wa111
%elk, hrcatho in great draughts of
pure oxygen, cirfni1 plenty of nater,
'Phis will help to eliminate ''111
poison from the body, that has he,hn
making things. "blue.'' Tho machin-
ery nill commence to r110 cosier, the
wheels '0111 quit dragging and begin
to ran merrily round and round,
humming a little time that will
quiet rho fretted nerves. 'Tee f g
will clear away, 'end the 1111nrl will
become active, alert and buoyant,
anti the dark, deep blue will begin fn
lighten into a pale blue, and then a
little pink tint will creep in, end
finally everything in it will be rose
enlnr, and the whole world, an.
everybody in it will bo beautiful and
good once more.
Yes, the world is all right. The
trouble Is all Within your own little
self. You have overfed the body, or
given it had air or deprived it of its
needed rest, You may be sire when
you feel "bine" you have clone Rome -
thing or omitted to do something
that .vas required to keep your body
in eeriest working oiler. One ought
to feel ashamed to say he hes the
"blues," for it is ropily an a.rimiss,e•n
that he hhas t,
i
)Cita 1 5
n(trnt
a n is
g
body. So, if you over get the
"blues," don't tell anyone., but go
eutrloors end run and walk and
breathe until you got rid of them.
have 001110 into general
9e.
These aro of nemeses varieties
and employ many dllTet'ent substaeces
s the filtering medium, such as
harcoal, sand, mineral wool, Un-
glazed clay o1, porcelain, and s0
forth. These may appear to be use-
ful, owing to their ability to rein No
a eer•tain a1110111rt of coloring matter
and (Punting materials, but as usually
employed they fall far short of the
Necessary degree' of efficiency, and
maty even be directly a source of add-
ed danger apart teem 111e false geese
of security they inspire.
Unless such falters are very Ire,
neatly taken, apart and thoroughly
c
Maimed, bacteria are apt to pass
110(1911 freely, and even to muitir,ly
the filter itself, so that auo'Juor
f germs In the water that is drawl'
IT may actually be increased instead
1 diminished.
There is but ono safe way for the
nsamer to deal with a doubtful
ator-supply. if enough suspicion
ttaehos to tho water to mance the
tie of a filter seem desirable, the
editions aro such \'that half -way
mamas are out of piece., and oniV
bsoluto sterilization can be consifl-
ed, revery drop of such water te-
nded for table use .511011(4 be 1ho-
ugh1y boiled, Tho flat taste of wa-
r treated in this way is due to tiro
et that tho dissolved ah' Is expoit-
from it by the 11001, but by plan
g it la bottles only three-qutu'to's
11 and shaking wee), enough ale
11 bo taken up to restore the pale..
1311lCy.
Tho bottles may then bo
aced in tile refrigerator to be coot.
, for of course the ice is just as
cels to bo bad as the water, and
ere is no use in purifying the we.
r if dirty lee is to be put into it.-•
otttii's Companion,
HEALTH HINTS,
Gat pleety of sunlight. Nothing
aautffal or sweet grows or ripens in
o darkness,
Avoid oxeessetl of ill ktnds. The,/
aro the mild and body.
Tho long and beautiful and whole -
mo Iifo is qualitlod by constant
temperance,
Don't live to. eat. Eat to HIM .1.
P
Clothes washed by Sunlight Soap
are cleaner and whiter than if washed
in any other way.
Chemicals in soap may remove the
dirt but always injure the fabric.
Sunlight Soap will net injure
the most dainty lace or the
hands that use it, because it is
absolutely pure and contains no
injurious chemicals,
Sunlight Soap should always
be used as directed. No boiling
or hard rubbing is necessary,
Sunlight Soap is better than
other soap, but is best when
used in the Sunlight way. ,
Equally good with hard or
soft water
$5.000 R ,YARD will be paid
IO nrly pareen
proves that Sunlight Soap osmates
any tat11rinos nhomio0ls or any form
of alul1eratiou,
159
Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto
This is old and . threadbare advice,
But it is just as good to hollow to-
day an 11 was a century' ago. -
Many physical ills and blurs and
blemishes on the countenance are duo
to over -eating. to eating damugfug
food, 01' eating irregularly,
Don't hunt for dark sides of your
life. Rome on the sunny side when-
ever you can do so without neglect-
ing those who ora dear to you.
Ile as happy as you can while malt-
ing others happy.
These simple rules are helps i11 Per-
petuating health and beauty.
FOR FAMILY A1`FECTION,
The town of Chantilly, Fran;e,
which is generally associated wit'
Charity, Mme. Alo•tiur des Noye •
gape to the town in 1$73 600 fr.
and decreed that the dividends trot
this sum when invested should b
anniled as a reward for ltlial piety
The conditions are that candidata
must be Frenchwomen, maids or wi
dows, either born or dom!uiled for
live years in the town. '191e prize is
awarded for high character, and for
love, favor, and affection shown in
the faintly. This year's prize flue
been given to Mlle. Kaufmann, a
seamstress, who for twenty years has
made the wants of her infirm motile'
her first care.
MOIININ0 'PALE.
Bobby—"Mother, toll nue n fair,
story."
Mother—"I can't. Oo ask your
father what detained hln down-
town so late last night; that will Le
one!'
flnrd and soft corns cannot with-
stand ifultowny's COri Cure; it Is c(-
fee1ual every 4Ou,u. Cut. a bottle at
once and be happy.
flleks—My wife is very methodical.
Shes (111vnys got a place for everything
and 00 Ory 1ti11g in its place." Wicks—
"S( hes mine, but 1 can never find the
place."
1 Like Merino 1110 heart Strings,—
"11 is not within the conception c nc piton nt
roan to measure nay' great sufferings
' from beer! disease, !roe ;mane
111.
I enflured almost constant culling and
e tearing pains about my heart, and• .
many a 11010 would have welcomed
s death, Dr, Agnew's Cure for the heart
has worked a veritable miracle."—Thus.
Hicks, Perth, Ont. -59
"The discord was snmelhing fierce,"
.Ad
THE BEST OF PEOPLE
make mistakes unintentionally. But no one EVER MARE A MMUS
IN OMNI::
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15.1 01
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fel
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linivonlzed or painted, 11041 durable and cum umhpd covering for Reofinu or Siding for
Re0,drnce-, ffnusrs, learns, Elevators, eta w Ch schen, Poutt' y !louse., 4r b., etc.
Easier 14 lay and will hast Mtge • tl1.0, any other 5 .001(04. Ohemer than bend silt 04151 or
slats, do expo fence neem nary. A h.Ias nor earl ,:nips a -o the rely toots required. ft is
s0mi-hlyduno l high grate steel. Alt, Co•rugnted Inn", Painted or (ulu°n Z O. in 5110Ots
De 111010.4 1,nlg, !tree Cd cad Embossed Ce,fln.:e V Com rd . oofine. • 8151) 40.1450 of
Ito"1lag, 8111,0 and Callings in 101 maim, 1'h.,sands of buildings through th(Dom,nfon aro
severed with our sheet Metal ri•o ,•!Y, Making Mae
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Rend in your order for an many squares(.ex'OieeW an you require to never your now or Old
buihhng. The toy holt roofing ter alt!, ell/rote- We eah 111(11i1y Bove Tr•'ugh, ell size!,
a.urrega'rd or Plato kcund, 114nd, c or . ,pus, SN 1,6' Elb ells, .p k a Tubes.
Weald ld rho largest mem of trio kind under the British dug. •Establlabod (801., Capital
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WRITE YOUR NEAREST Or -FILE.
HEAD OFFICE AN) W1I11(S, - 0S'4AWA, ONTARIO, CANADA°
LARGEST ARSENIC MINE.
What Is said to be the largest ar-
senic mine in the world, turning out
70 tons a month, is situated in
Floyd County, Virginia, seventeen
miles from Christlanhurg, the near-
est railway station.
Th're Is no more obetfnate skin trouble than
S'tltitlheum. It s+metim04 lin^ors cur years, but
Weaver's Comte makes .short work of it. Also,
take weavet'a Syrup to insure permanent cure.
Magistrate—"So you admit leaving
been engaged in making counterfeit
money?" Prisoner—"Yes, your
wor:+;hip. You see, the supply of to
said florern, in speaking of an umatenr genuine article is so very short."
concert. "Why, the music mss so loud ,.One Short Puff Clears the Dead.—
that 1 arlually could not hear myself Does your head ache? [[
toile." "How delightful!" exclaimed bliss v a c, ave you pains
' Cutting. nye0 your eyes, Is 1110 140081.11 o(ffnsive?
These are certain symptoms of Catarrh.
Dr, Agnew's Catarrhal Powder will
910,000 A YEAR FOR ONE 1100111.
The widening of Piccadilly VLondon
,
has been the means of showing the
enormous valine of land in the centre
of London, the sum paid by the Lon-
don County Council for a small area,
which, of course, was built upon,
working out at £34 a square Pout
P11is is believed to be the record,
but as it included compensation for
d'
t,s ttil'
bunco it cannot bo compared
with the prices paid in Cm'nhill,
which is the highest -rented spat on
earth, a single room having' been lot
recently for 910,000 a year.
ilcd-ridded 15 Years.—"If anybody
wants a written guarantee from me
personally es to my Wonderful cure
from rheumatism by South American
Rheumatic Cure I will leo the Maddest
woman In the world to give it," says
Mrs. John 13eatimont, of Elora, "I had
despaired of recnvory up to the time of
taking this wonderful remedy. It cur -
ad completely." -58
' Gratified Hostess—"So glad you like
1110 tarts; i always think that small
calces taste better than largo ones; Ti
ih the size th1(1 makes these lille tarts
seem so appetizing," Horrified-Eptouro
-- Good gracious! You don't say you
put size into them?"
Avoiding Winter colds is difficult; roaring
!holo is not bard If you Gtke Allen's Lung Gelman.
Begin whoa the sold 1s young lust not ,valt until
it aottles on the 15111;s, for then, even with .Wetb
Lung palatine complete relief 11•11( be slower.
Miss Prism -"Don't lot ,your dog bite
mo, tittle boy." idltle 13uy--94a won't
Idle, ma'am." Miss Prism—"13ut he Is
showing his teeth," 13oy (With pride)—
"eleetninly ire is, ala an; and if ,you had
es good teeth as he has you'd show
'em too."
sere it1.g'rllitnrn,--liandralre and pain.
dollen are lcllolvn to twat a. powerful
111th1unce on the liver and kidneys, re-
storing them to 11600101 notion, Wee -
leg a regular flow of the secretions Anil
imparting to the organs coin civ
porter to perform their functions, There
vnhlab(e ingredients enter bete the rem-
ItosaL!o!1 of Ru,melueet Vegetable Pulls
And. serve to render them the agreonble
and saloon: nlndlrmo they arc, Time
are few puha so effective as they, in
their action.
A PTtAC'l'ICAL RING.
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy is
not a play !ting or a figurehead, if
the stories that come from time
to time tell truly of 1118 activ-
ity. His foreign minister, says a
writer in Leslie's Weekly, asked hint
to sign a decree for enlarging the
force of the foreign office, '1'11e k1)19
promised to think the matter over,
The next morning he set Out on
foot alone to visit, the oillce. Arriv-
fhg 1n ' at nine o'clock, ho found no
one there but, a solitary idle cleric.
"What are the hours of this oilice?"
asked the king,
"Froin eight till twelve," wee the
reply,
'And when may I expect to sec
your co1160gus6?"
'^1`lioy generally turn alp aboat
elovert."
"Very well, Tell your Odd when
he comes that 1 have been hero,"
Whet leis majesty stint for the min-
ister, and seggested that indeed of
asking for more merles he nilo11111
melte it, his hus11)00e to sea that
Hume already employed - did their
nay. -
It is Good for lean and, Timet.,—Not cure most stubborn eases In a nlarvt-
only is Pe Thornes' Erlertric Oil of
Incomparable value Dl ton household, loads S11m1 111110, If , 1('010 Led Cn-
yo
but tnc fu m
r tar u.nd s n 1
t ecu
,un mull dad
It very Heroic/mine in Lim farm yard 1 o(rn1f a Rent: 11:7 a slice jU of IL's
and on the cattle range, often mt. ly yrt.mrS ,Sl,.ild)t1J,t lf8 jllsC as Pf-
e v 0r n.
the services i et in r -v
surgeon, In melee. 50 cents, -57
Injnn•ies to stork and b1 cases Oe _
tout, Ts there anything you don't need
and pains it can be used with good of -
Mrs. 1ircDnff—"This paper says that
mice are attracted by inus10) but I
don't believe it," alfc1)uff—"Why
not?" Mrs. MCDlllT—"Because I nev-
er see any nic0 around when I plev
the piano." Mc)u0'—"Well, that's
no excuse for doubting the paper's
!Where Doctors de Agree!—Physicians
no tenger consider it catering 10
,"g1:nckery" in' recommending in prac-
lice so meritorious a remedy for indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia and Nervousness ss
Soulh American Nervine. They rea.
lista that it is a step in advance in med-
1 ice! science and a sure and permanent
cure for diseases of the stomach. IL
wI11 cut's you. -60
The aggressive man who always
events to take things into his own
hands 19' never satioilod unless 11e 10
taking tho things that don't belong
to hint,
YOUNG MEN Or CANADA AND
YOUNG WOMEN T00.
get a RResiness or Shorthand education
nothing will pay yrlu so well, and no
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of our grlldentes in good situations
during the incoming year. We did
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establishepd 44 3(0(1.5; 2
0 ye000 uud6r
presall principal. Over 3,000 grade-.
ales in successful business Iife, !fry
it. Write
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C. 13. College, Hamilton, Ont.
Y. 1y1. C. A. i1u11d1ngs,
11Ir. Grumpps—"I'd just like to
know what good all these cooking -
school lessens are doing our daugh-
ter." Mrs. G.—"Everything she
coops she brings !home." "Yes; anti
nae of tho family will touch 'en
aand way." the things are just thrown
they ago not. She
gives thorn to tramps," "Ugh/
What good does that do?" "We are
getting rid of thettramps,
A debt of 9(1111tude is generally
the ha1•dest kind to ' collect.
that I might take?" asked the rag-
and-bone man, watching Jones
throwing rubbish into the dust -bin,
"Yes,"
snapped l1,d
Jones, "a bath!"
,"
Ono trial of Mother Cleaves" Norm Ex-
terminator Will convince you that it
has no equal as a worm medtctne, 1(ey
a bottle and see ff it does eat please
you.
Young 1Tusband (to wife)—"Dido t
I telegraph to you not to bring your
mother with you?" Young Wile—"I
know, ''Hat's what she wants to 00e'
you about. She read the telugralnt'"
sunlight Soap is better than other soaps,
but is best when used in the Sunlight way,
Buy Sunlight Soap and follow direo;ioas,
First. Actor—Many a time my poor
old father implored me not to become
an aelor." Second Aolor—Dont mar-
ry, old man—you didn't."
When in town, buy 'The DAL" Mfontbol
Planter. Try it tureen:elide or rheuntatia peeps.
It in the boat and simplest thing and will only
cos isle. —r -
A sneeessful man is the ono Who is f
Mile to persuade others to accept him
at his own valuation.
Bargain n List of Farms
mailed free. ALF. BROWN,
Dept. K, Flog, n Ont:
Practical. Every trey tern Nm on
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ISIS MENTAL CALIBRE.
Eiggs—So the phrenologist who ex-
amined your head wasn't very com-
plimentary, eh?
Ufgg:3( 1 should say not. Ile to13
me 1 was cut out for a society man.
Sudden transition from a hot to a
UTtemporeturn oepo8ure to rain, sit-.
ting in a draw gnu unroaoonahlo sub
tuLiion of !holt for heavy eintlling„ 'are
h'uithll 0011000 or colrls and the result
nut rough so perilous to persons . of
weak lungs. A name the many lrledictr. e
for bronchial disorilere so orto,ug, them -
is none better than nlekie'e Anti -Con-
sumptive Syrup, Try It and -become
eonviaced. Price (15 conte.
Husband (newly rearrie 1)—"Don't.
you think, love, if I were 10 sm0140, •
it
Would spoil the curtains?" Wife--
"Alt!
ife—"Ah! you are really tho most ensile,
(iso and thoughtful husband to be
ound anywhere—cortaialy it would,"
Ilusband—"Weil, than, take the cur-
tains down."
Succors In Lee Is dependent upon gond henna. .
you aro out of sotto, ill or feeble, take
IPorrovirn." It's tate test tonic, 01 boatel
111aodi0108 dealers
Gregson (in alarm)—"Great -Scott:
've left my puree under lay pillow"
isllor—"Oh, well, your servant is
most, isn't elle?" clregson
'That's just it—she'll tante it to 'any
vire,"
They 'Wake the Torpid 7Onor lea•—Ma.
rbluery not pf°early supervised and lett
to rule itself, very soon shows fault i1(
Pts working. It 1-, the sante with the 4.
di:ensi.led (I090)18. Unregulated from
time to time they nee likely t0 become
torpid end throw the whole esteem out
of gear. Parmelee's Vegetable Pi11a I
were made to meet such muses. They P
restore to tura full the nagging facut-
tics, and bring into order all parte of h
the echo ti
atl lv t sato
NATURE'S FIrtST LAW.
"If ,you please," announced the
grimy little person, who had jus:
tapped nt, the door, "mother wants
t0 know if you will kindly lend her
your preserving -kettle'?"
"Po11, said the lady of the house
c hrbien:4y, "I would do so with
pleasure, but the last time I obliged
your mother ,'he preserved it so elr'er:-
tively that 1 haven't seen it since."
A look of extreme hauteur passed
Ow the mn.idee's countenance.
"'Very troll," she Said. "There's
no need to be nasty about it. The
old thing was full of holes when wo
borrowed it, and mother wouldn't
have troubled to mak sett again, 0nte.
we seo'd you bringing home a new
nu."
T111 N TI111 DINERS TITTERED,
In a rest[tm'a.nt recently a gentle-
man loft his wife for a few momenta
to chat with an aequailltance at an-
other table, and while he was those
hie friend persuaded him to partake
of some lamb.
Uncles a misapprehension tloo Wait -
0r removed the lamb before he had
eaten it, whereupon ho exclaimed,
"Geminate, Where Is my lamb?"
Ills wife, Overhearing the question,
anstyeeed in a clear voice, ?°I'1Ct'e l
am, eterlillg."
1I nien seldom acts like a tole'. tri '
bake he's the real thin,
faith
'You cannot 6o expected to have faith in
Shitoh's Consumption Cure, the Lung
Tonic, ase cure for Cowls, Coughs and at[
diseases of the air pa s, if you Iowa
tier triad -ib Wo have fault i1( n, and we
guarontee. ii. If it doesn't euro you it costs
you nothing. If it does it costs you 25a.
that's fair, Try it to -day.
Shiloh has cured many thousands of the
pie, t obstinate eases, and we do not hesitate
to say that it will cure coy Cold, Cough,
Throat tar I.rrdg trouble. if we .rid not
Lolfevc this we would not guarantee
Shiloh has had on Unbroken record of
success for thirty year!. It has stet4
may 130)4(ilc 104 m !:tout Whim. Furter
Povof
is found m the malty tcstlmosuals of diose
who hays triexl Shiloh end been Cured,
Mo. Archie Taylor, Asaph, Pa., writes[
"i he,ghl a bee et Shiloh'R Conownpden nue
wad found It say bes11 i°t 16a40two dhilrlroo,
and day h 4 to 0ml,le X11®h. 10011 neem
hie,11 mold. i, of, t ttheq 1 nn brtkt,
and oh° uvontap :":13.,hwhee Ioua7or a boulo,0.
INrtloh. W. saveto she 1,gdrew muse (haaatt
went !o I,ed, cad .kat ill night. !t Lured
ewe�nmpktn7. ! a6ami! a sys kelp ft gate
boom B
e, Wlht,. Mpntna'. Cud' m ifss
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