HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-3-9, Page 7The I'riaieese and the Daisies.
Of all the flowers in. tlae Princess's
garden the six daisies that grew near
the rose bush considered themselves
the most important. "The roses are
prettier than we are, and the !lilies
more graceful, but we are much wiser,
for we answer questions that human
beings bring us" said the smallest
' don't
Daiknow howwe do it
Daisy. I w
it,
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but we can, for my mother told me
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didnot object to
The other flowers b
the pride of the daisies, for it was a
Wllilame Pink Pills Under their use 1
nice sort of pride, but the daisies the nervous energy of the body is re-!.
,s,- Ihemsleves were very angry with one stored as the blood "peonies red and t
of their number who called herself Pure and the entire . system is
the Queen, "I am Queen because i strengthened tomeet every demand
have the most petals,' she said. "Yoti upon it. They nourish every, part of
all have only seven and T have eight. the body, giving brightness to the
I daresay I could never answer hues- eye and color to the cheeks and lips.
tions much better than you; therefore, Mrs. Jas. S. Francis, Oakwood, Ont.,
I am Queen." says: "I should have written long ago
She then' became very rude and ty- to tell what Dr. Williams Pink Pills
rennin], taking more than her fair did for me, but I suppose it better
share of dew, and persuading the west late than never. In June, 1913, I had
wind to make the other five daisies to go to an hospibal for an operation
bow to her.for female weakness. I was in the
"I don't see how it. is better to have I hospital for a month, before -I was
eight petals than seven," they com- able to get home, Three weeks after
plained. "I am sure she will not an- this I started for a trip to the Pacific
ewer questions any better for it." coast, in the hope that my health would further improve. On the way t
At last the time for answering ques- I stoppeds
tions arrived. The Princess had said to visit a sister in Southern1":
good-bye to her lodes, who had de Alberta, and on arriving at her home
parted on a journey. He had been (after a 35 mile drive), T was 'coni- Russia
gone half an hour, and naturally she.pletely done out. I found my sister France
wanted know whether he still loved ill, her baby having been born the Italy
her. She came out and leant over the week before. As there was no one Turkey
first seven -petalled daisy. She did to help, I had to take care of the child Austria-Hungary
Woman's Health
Needs Constant Care
Ailments 1' h' I taken
i - bjeet a • it was only :lair to leave the
was discussed said that older troops milk make a warm, nourish- enemy a scalp as a trophy, in case
!r George Palsh, British Economist, needed little app lieation of discip me, ing meal that suppllIs all the you could not get his
drY had to have my own elipped; every
WORLD7 bo it that Choir feet aro always
S WOOL � and warm, the younger soldiers aver- Off to School, Full ofone baso'
STORES ARE SHORT is• the favorite,1CNot one does, he give cram their tlittle 'tummies"
emp est 1 t nccwl tl�abtX thesergeant
a lilAmcriean In -
RS y older sOldier I in
In -
less trouble to the sanitary depart- with, greasy meats, starchy , Mian, and so on:•j
look this habitually,
"As soon as Ile got n chanc,e to slip
ment, but his riper mind understands potatoes or other indigestible i "'Siut'why?' the adjutant demand-
Work
d eces-Shreddedd,
UG nc
TH 0 r o n
GREASED N or •ail th u s s ri
and!N DEMA D _ H. m e ie d e &
work Worry Leaves Here y n p foods. One or two
Victim of Many Distressing than colonel with Whom this su 7 w
THE WAR sity of military discipline. An Aus- "So 1 explained that the theory
Wheat Biscuits ith hot
was that
was to
b b 1
Every woman's health is peculiarly
dependent upon the condition of her -
blood. How many women suffer with
headache, pain in the back, poor ap-
petite, weak digestion, a constant feel- S
ing of weariness, palpitation of the
heart, shortness of breath, pallor and. f
nervousness: If you havo any of n
S
because their natural conduct as
ditions He had seen,no difference in the fight- growing bodies. The perfect alone, And when the inspection was
ing qualities of young and older food to study on, to grow on, held later by the lieutenant, the ad -
in the latest issue of the London trgops, he said, blit ho, himself would t0 play on. The Crispness jutant stopped in front of me and ex -
always Sir George sold that the wool ,
prefer to lead moll over the
,
material needed for 'their round to the ar er, and to was
States Supply Con, grown men woe discipline in itself, strictly ordered to leave- my hair
equlroments of elle world today are Of the shreds encourages tenant, too seem story to the nted
ally bn top of suppiles, and no one ago of 35, ge tenant, who accrued deeply interested'
hick t a A eras r i
thorough chewing,Viz the act t] lit n m a t Indian
r o the colonelru f
Bed. be surprlod if the war continues Of ver•y young t o ps,g
nether 12 months to see a still more had a poor opinion In trench warfare develops sound teeth and had come over to fight for Paanes
notConstant
re-
mater -1 was high.C t
renounced shortage c rawtheir value
s f
g
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heat 1 m
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al.". iberatiou of commands and orders was. �. Adds, Subtracts and Multiplies
-"Wherever we turn," the report.con• the lot of the officer who commanded Cooked, it is so easy to pre -1 Desaarn6d to meet the requirements
inuod, mills are very busy,•tremen. "young bloods," while the officer in pare a warm, nourishing of bookkeepers and clerical woi Isms,
night consequently consumption was meal with Shredded Wheat a comparatively inexpensive rapid
n
m
a
S
k
i
dous numbers are running
ay and charge of older troops could count on
ever so large In groat Britain or in having orders carried cut as n, -too, as i fl a fe m O m e n t S --n 0 calculating device has been intro -
machines while hngry machinos are they were given. The old men, w dueed, which is capable of adding,
of with in' Europe outside_ the war fought with inore "sense" said the kitchen worry or work. subtracting and multiplying quickly
reas, both in the Netherlands and colonel. They did not shout so much,
candinavia in particular being very but dealt out heavier blows. Except- Made in Canada.
een to buy everything of a manatee- ing- bone fractures and very serious
using nature, internal wounds, the old soldier gives. thick. It is provided with a series
Many Sheep Depastured no more trouble than the, young one AN AMUSING \Wit STORY. of seven dials, which are revolved)
"The writer has been led to'take in to the medical service,Authorities
and accurately. The instrument is
about 10t inches long, two and a
quarter inches wide and half-inch
d' 1 by a styles when making calcul t -
hand this subie'et because of a goes are of the opinion that the smaller Hove a Soldier Saved His Scalp for tions A single turn of one of the':
tion raised the other day as to the percentage of sick among the older the Enemy. wheels •
adds a figure to previous re-'
number of sheep being depastured in troops counterb 1 h 11 ' h t'
the countries of Europe at present en -
a counterbalances wholly'
y w n gistei and simultaneously shows a
gaged In the struggle, and on turning
o the latest sheep returns, we find
hat the following are the numbers of
heep in the countries named:
Sheep.
United Kingdom 28,500,000
45,500,000
17,000,0001
11,000,000
6,500,000
13,000,000
8,000,000
5,500,000
3,040,000
400,000
Bulgaria
anddo the household ]cin
g
u e of or and
o s work,
a
not,
pull the petals, she was ' kindGermany
for that, but she touched each in turn ,the three weeks that passed before Serbia
saying,' "He loves nie,' he loves me my sister took charge I was corn -I. Montene tegro
not," till has she pletely worn out, and again nearly ill, ,. G r a : Britain has had at her colt
touch,(! the last it
came to "He loves me." She gave a However, I startedon my westward mand a Large part of the supplies of
cry of joy, "You deardear little trip, and decided to stop off at Banff, Australia, New Zealand arid South
daisy," she said, and kissed it. where I remained a •week, but it did Africa, it only being toward the end
am so glad you have told me that. To-
not seem to help me, and I resumed of last year that the embargo was
morrow I will come and ase( another niy journey. On the train I took sick, lifted an01 America, Italy and continen-
of you this question. and could nob eat, and as I was alone tal neutrals were allowed to he.
the - my condition was pitiable. Finally the themselves to moot supplies.
To -morrow she came, to get
same pleasant answer,and every d porter wired ahead to North Bend for
§y' a doctor to see ane. The doctor want-
ed the fifth daisy was fully asked and ed me to leave the train and go to a
had answered; did the he
ray Princess tphos ital, but I determined to continue
pear. Now came the Cline for theto Vancouver. The inedi-
sixth daisy that had the eight petals. cineournay the doctor gave me did not help
None of the daisies could count very me, and I was getting worse all the
well, so that they did not thing what time. And then a young man who had
would happen. Only the eight petal-
led daisy was quite' sure that the the opposite berth asked me if I would
Princess would be much more pleased try Dr: Williams Pink Pills and gave
with ,her than with the others. me a box he had. I used these and the
At last the Princess cane out to torten got me two more boxes, and by
count again. As it happened she felt the time I reached my journey's end I
rather sad, because, for. the first time, was feeling some better. I stayed two
the Prince had failed to send her a months onthe coast, and continued
letter: As a matter of fact the Cour- taking Dr. Williams Pink Pills all that
ter carrying the letter had been de- time I had gained in weight and ap
layed, but she -did not, know this. "He
loves me; he loves me not/' she re-
peated till it came to the eighth petal.
He loves me not! The daisy says so."
she cried, and, bursting into tears,
ran back to the palace. '
Now the five daisies were very
angry with the sixth. She had no
right to say that, even if shethought
it. The Queen Daisy was very angry
in return. She did not want the ppor
Princess to be unhappy, yet she could
not help hoping that she herself would
.be proved right. She waited in im-
patience, therefore, till there was a
great noise of rejoicing, and feet
hurrying up and down the path, ,be
cause the Prince had returned. Then
the Prince and Princess came out to
the garden, radiantly happy. "There
are the five good=daisies that told the
truth," said the Princess, "and there
is. the one bad daisy that told a false-
hood."
"That is what comes of having
eight petals," said the Prince, ` smil-
ing down at her before he' turned
away.
"Now you see the mischief of your
eighth petal that you were so proud
of" jeered the other daisies, and the
poor Queen hung her head, pretend-
ing to sleep. Early next morning she
awoke; a robin was hopping' nearher.
"Robin," she said, "will you pull off
one of my petals?" "It will hurt,"
said the robin. "Never mind, it is
better to be hurt and to have only
seven petals than to be untruthful:"
So the robin obeyed, and when the
Princess came again to the garden she
saw to her surprise that the sixth
daisy had repented, and would never
deceive her any more,
'T,was a Fantolis Battle.
Icing George was once enjoying tho
hospitality of a prOniinent'peer at his
country seat near the scene of one of
Cromwell's historic battles, Strolling
little surgical difficulty. they give.
Were a Boon to
A sped
spollclent of the total.
New York Sun who is serving in the ---4*
French Foreign Legion tellsamusing-
ly how he escaped obeying an older tJse An ' House=
from headquarters; no doubt he was;
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-"I can highly recommend Dodds swered, `but not forme. It's contrary $5,000,000 in Cheese.
Kidney Pills bo anyone suffering from to myreligion to cut off all my hair A $5,000,000 contract has been
"The requirements of the armies at pain in the back," says Mr. Jas. A.
present confronting each other are Bryce, well known and highly re -
colossal, and as months pass these spected in. this neighborhood. "I had
Want:, grow bigger. It can be saltily been troubled with a pain in my back
said the wool supplies of such count- for about a year.
ries as Germany, France, Austria and
Serbia' can be ignored altogether, be. "Reading the self-examination page
cause the weight grown in these in Dodd's Aimanac,led me to believe part.,
countries would be no more than suf..that my trouble came from my kid- "So I was taken before the adjut- I What Is He Now. i
Solent to : supply , their own armies neys so I sent and got a box of Dodd's IanThe recruiting sergeant with a
with one suit of clothes. Hence we Kidney Pills. Before they were done ! cotand before the sergeant -major id explain, he, too, burst out ex- shrewd sense of humor has been;
say that the nations at war must I was feeling as well as ever..citedly, 'Not cut your hair! Look! I everywhere. These men have often -
look for their ,supplies 3n the outside."Dodd's Kidney Pills were certainly) times needed all their wits. Said one
world, there being only ,South Amer-
ice outside the control of the British
War Office.
Available Supplies
"Our chief supplies naturally come
pearanco, and when I started for home from Australasia, South Africa and
I felt better than I had done for years. South America, and in the table be -
Now. I always keep Dr. Williams Pink low, the production of the British
Isles, being of 28,000,000 sheep, can -
Pills in the house, and both my hus- not be ignored. Thefollowing is a
band and my young daughter have fairly reliable estimate of the quantity ,
been benefited by their use. I bless of wool being grown annually in the.
the day that young man on the train "countries named:
gave me his box of •pills, otherwise I Pounds
when I go to war.' - placed in New Zealand by Great Brit -1
"'1 'hat are you?' ain for cheese for the army. This is
"'An American.' a fifth of the cheese product of the
" But Americans have no religion.' island.
"'Ah, but I am an Indian—an
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Dodd's Kidney Pills act directly on
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FOOD COST ABROAD SOARS.
767 041914 --
might never have tried' them, and Australasia ,
would have still been an invalid." South Africa ............ 174,650,000
You can get Dr. Williams Pink Pills Argentina 268,976,200
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FOES OWN MUCH IN BRITAIN.
Germans' Holdings ' Officially Esti-
mated at $515,000,000.
As the war proceeds the demand for
the confiscation of German and Aus-
trian owned -property in. Britain on
the ground that it is much greater
than British owned property in those something like 10 pounds per head. A, Berlin the general level of prices of
countries grows in insistence. man on the firing line and ,in the certain more important articles of
So far the Government has declin- trendies- ivvill easily get through three food was 83:4 per cent. above that of
cd to take up the matter, but members sults per year, if not more; it'meaus'; July, 1914.
of Parliament have at last obtained that a soldier consumes anywhere ! In Vienna, it is declared, the general
From Mr. RuncimanPresident of the from 80 to 36 pounds of clean wool level of food prices was 112.9 per
Board of Trade official details- on per annum. If we multiply 36 by 15,-1 cent. higher than that of July, 1914.
OOD,000 it gives its 640yDOp,000 pomtds'
the subject: Mr. Runcimanestimates of .cleau woe! which will be required: {
'The reader Can thus see that there N Murine is Ure-
is not a very big quantity of wool left pared .by our hy-
r
named to
sielaes as used for
1 ,adv
•c a
sources from
the b
min ' urs in
a their
h whole
.. Y Y h
supply the regturenteuts of thet - - : " -sJ practice. now dediCat-
fo the civilian population of the out 1 FOR ed to the Public and
a cons a Ox or six boxes
Or gonia
$2,50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine British
Britain, Berlin and Vienna Report a
Large Increase in Prices.
14,760,000 According to statistics published by
52,000,000' the British Board of Trade, the retail
120,000,000 Prices of food in the United Kingdom
advanced on the average of about 11/2
Total
1,397,431,114 , per cent. in January. Flour and bread
Practically speaking, a British sol- increased in price about 6 per cent.
dier is consuming 12. pounds of pure' Taking the nation as a whole and
wool In his complete outfit, and they making allowance for the relative im-
statement is justified that the French,) portance of various articles in the
Belgian and German soldiers use the working-class household expenditure,
Bt •s estimated that'
same aniouuc.. the average increase in retail prices
posed of
one-thirdoof shoddy. the soldier's outfit is aom.' of food sincethe beginning of the war
"Roughly estimated, the whole of , has been 47 per cent.
the armies of Europe are absorbing, The` Board of Trade states that in !
bho value of property o erty
in
Germany
be-
longing
to British subjects as approxi--
ninthly
pproxi=mately $860,000,000, while the pro-
perty its this country owned by Ger-
mans is put at $615,000,000, sido, world; consequently, stocks of iOvR ( �Eseold byYom•Druggist.
The public trustee is registrar , of rata material hove been pretty well leylEurinet°Refroeh,
enemy property in Britain and is .ens Cleanse, and Strengthen Eyes after exposure to
exhausted at the advent Of the present Cold Cutting winds andDust and de tore
todian of money clue to enemy - sub- new oHps 0 by Overwork and Eye Strain.
f Australasia Smith Africa ,healthful torso to Ryes Reddened an made
I11 Physicians use and reeem.
leets in dividends and interest. and South America. 9ome'brdndnttnded Physio
his report he gives the following
figures:
mend Maine, while others perhaps jealous of its
Success, talk ntic and rush into print in onposltion
Property held on behalf of
AUSTRIA'S. OLDER SOLDIERS. thosewhose
Eyes neva 0,110 cin guess WI, , ne
_ thornere is no Prescription fee, to Mudie. Justitand
Britain's Canenlfe5 • $27000O,QOOpttnDruggistSOoandyouhiveaCompletePkg,
, Mel, Over 50 Make Better Soldiers E tat M ( D ae ks
Enemy capital in bus! -
,pe oo r-- urns- roppur-an or Why'a
Than Younger len. roed0 for use. Try !tin your Smarting -lust
band in 13aby'e
6 Eyes for Rye Troubles -No Smnrting--lust Eye
11es5, Ott.- 8,000,000 - - Comfort. Write for Book of the Eye Free,
Enemy . capital in coni- The calling to the colors Of Wren Murine Eye Remedy Company, Chicago
patties ...............j45,000,000
Mr, Runclntan's' statement shows
out one day by himself, the Icing met that the extent of Gorman property in
the village blacksmith returning from Britain was evidently not fully known
a shoeing expedition. when the public trustee drew up his
"I say my ,good fellow," said his
Majesty, genially, "I understand there
was a big battle fought somewhere
about here"
"Well—er," stammered the black-
smith, recognizing and saluting the
King, "I chid 'ave a round or two with
B111, the potman, but I didn't know
Vont, Majesty had heard of it,"
Carry Three Grafts.
Soino of the Gofman' aeroplanes
9arry as many as. three guns. The
British taste Yuen of 17-24 years of
lege as pilots and pay them five
pounds sterling for a two-hour flight,
Lrtel ten shillings for each additional
our after that. Tho French 1
P 1 and
Illritielt have more machines than the
Sermons now,
report, for Mr. Runeiman's figures aro
more than $100,000,000 in excess of
the public trustee's,.
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between the ages of 50 and 55, bus
caused the discussion in the Austro-
Hungarian press of what the older
men have done in this war.
The view had been generally hold
that the man at 50 had passed into old
age, but the war is said to havo pray-
ed that this pobition is untenable. It
is admitted that in trades and Ocetlr
pations requiring physical dexterity,
the matt over 50 is apt to be a failure
though the well-preserved worker of
that age is generally still capable of
great endurance,
The experience in the army is that
mien u1 to 80 are generally less hardy
than men up bo 50, In lt addition to be-
ing as yet far from physically set,
that is, entirely beyond the growing
stage, the younger lion often reduce
their endurance and physical vigor
generally by incorrect eating. Older
111011 aro not in the habit of doing this,
it is asserted. But tato young felon sin
also in other respects, Often they
aro indifferent to hardship when they
Atonic' not be; while the older men 800
Wild Extravagance.
Mr. Pester—Have you spent the
whole day shopping. -
Mrs. Pester—Not the whole day. I
still have the change out of an. hour.
Judge—"You are charged with as -
satin and battery,. What have you to
say?" Prisoner—"Not a word " yer-
oiinsr. It was sayin' too nsuch got
me into this Scrape."
Gossipy Wife—"Whon my husband
married me lie said he would lay down
his life for mo". Second G. W.—"So
did mine, but now I can't even get
flim' to lay down the stair carpet."
rather—"Has that young man pro-
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t,ft,- that ott� tents of prinnip tl 'r.
TiutT, .Sib«•ria }3101•!1 Lethbridge. Act351.
a -
FARMS POR SATE
qq MPittf\'i D QUARTER. Slrc'.TTON,
such to a promising recruit:— Why 3 half ,vile 0r,nn town of itaytnnre,
SeVotiahewan. (lay loam; well located.
$22 per ar05, 1,000
adorn the King's uniform. It's a fine rt op paylash, balance half
ments. oraute Fro $211,tu cash. I. tt.
]moth, iieyden. SN,u•le,. lint,
don't you join the Army? You would
P:
rofession is the Army, and promo -
Wanted... tion for all who ask for it! Look at;
the number of lieutenants! And'
FARMS WANTED
there's Lord Kitchener, a Field Mar i �TANTEIt — b'.tR�T, A13c.)L'T H<t-LI0
in large hosiery, underwear and i 1 t lin uistunent of SGO
s a a i, Address
withopeningsWhy, Lord Kitchener was only your ltox'04,'rori tt'ill;a,n, out.
eT - -, mprovec o • re d
h 1 and t head of the War Office acres or inure in Ontario. Must be bar -
sweater factories. Vacancies in ' ain ``lnie pike InCat an . t t a
all departments,
w •
for experienced or inexperienced age once, and see what he is nowt"
help. Highest wages and tno•l-
erate priced board. Apply, im- NOTICE 'T0 STALLION OWNERS.
mediately, —
Tha inspection of stallions under
Penmans Limited, Paris, Ont. the Ontario Stallion Enrolment Act
will commence March 23rd, 1916.
Stallion owners will notice that horses
inspected in the Fall of 1914 do not
require to be inspected at this time
but all other horses inspected previous
to the Fall of 1914, which were not
old must be ins Bet
America's
Pioneer
Dog Remedies
BOOK ON
DOG DISEASES
And How to Feed
Mailed free to any eddress by
too AulI er
H. CLAY GLOVER, V. S.
IIS West 31st 5(reet, New York
HELP WANTED
NV001,EN MILL HELP. CARDERS,
!' Y Spinners and weaver:a. We will
pay inexperienced help While learning
Weaving, Good wages paid In all these
departments, and steady work for
months to some. For further particu-
lars, api'ly to the Slingsby Mailufactul•-
Ing Co., Ltd., Brantford, Ont.
MACHINERY
�i Nct1N'C5, MARINE AND STATION -
.11.J ary, new and second-hand bargains,
get list. t,uarunlee Motor Ca, Hami1-
titen eight years p tan, Canada
ed in order to be enrolled for 1916.
Application should be made at once I/AIl3RRL0D NEWFOUNDL A N D
to the Secretary of the Ontario Stal- -n p1pples for solo. Also few Per -
lion Enrolment Board, R. W. Wade, "fan kitten• •• R, •.t, ui}lespie, Abbots -
LEARN MUSIC AT HOME !' Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
lard, (ueuee.
ZOE SALE
New Seethed —
Lessons '• Fvos Learn To Play
Ey Note—Piano,
Organ, Violin,
Ramo, Mandolin,
Cornet. Harp, Cello
or to sing. Socotal
Limited - Offer oe
free weekly lessons.
You pay only for
=isle .and postage,
which is small. No
extras , Beginners
or advanced puptils.
Everything dins
trated, plain, ,simple
systematic. Free lec-
tures 10 ears' success.
Soret each e. Y
Start at once. ,5W.sOite `or O'ree Booklet
To-day—Now, V.S. samosa, OP MUSIC.
Sox 252. 225 Ptfth Ave. New York City
Before plue-
Ing your order for
seeds, see our 1010 Gold-
xie It Is free
en Sub
ilea Catalogue Saod Corn Per Bus.
(Rags free) (70 lbs, 011 cob)
Wiseonsln, No. 7 LSO
Bailey Leeming, White trop
GOldon Glow 1,75
]:,ongfellow, North Dakota
Cornptons . 1:00
We pay railway- freight 1n On-
tario and Quebec on all orders
over $80,00
GEt):Irl l fH 8SUl1 ibA .17
Notice to Stat-
tionW1 r e
�rS
The inepeotion of. Stallions under.
the Ontario Stratton Enrolment
bot, will o0mtaenoe Morph 23rd,
1916. AU applications foren-
rolment and iaepeotiott, *00008-
!famed by the proper foo, mutat be
in the Secretary's oifioo, Pari!*-
Moist Buildings, Toronto, by March
13th.' 1n onso of applteation8 00-
0oived after Mnroh lath, inapec-
tion will only be made atiiloreaaed
expense to owners, Address rat
ebmmantbation6 t0 R. VT. Wade,
Seoretaxy, Ontario Stallion Enrol-
ment Board, Parliament Sulldings,
Toronto.
1
Sowing and Reaping. '•i ANCER. TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC.
To sow bad habits and reap peace ‘.l internal and external, cured with.
oupain ouhome Creatment. writs
of mind is impossible. To sow earth ust beforeby too anrte, Dr. Rehman Medical
and reap heaven is impossible. To sow Co., Limited. Colltngwaod. Ont.
MISCELLANEOUS.
self-indulgence and reap joy is im-
possible. Seed -time and harvest are
cause and effect. Youth is our sow-
ing -time. We prepare our own sheav-
es. Manhood and womanhood will
work no miracles of change, We
must sow good in youth if we would
fruitsofjoylater.
reap the
!
11,41uard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,--i1Iy daughter, 13 yrs.
old, was thrown from a sleigh and
'injured her elbow so badly it re-
maear`s Four bottles
stiff and very painful for three
RDleea of AII�'A ' S
jj •
I3
' LINIMENT completely cured her at
d
she has not been troubled for two
years.
Yours truly,
0". B. LIVIOSQ0TE.'
St. Joseph, P. 0., 18th. Ang., 1200,
A Slight Mistake.
Mrs. De Troop (who is short-sight-
ed)—"Good morning, Mrs„ Simkins.
Your husband must be very fond of
gardening. I saw him the first thing
this morning down in the bottom of
the garden And bow well he looks,
06 be sure!" Mrs. Simkins turned.
her back and slammed the door in
her neighbor's face. The latter
aghast, went to tell her daughter,
"And you told her the thing in the
onion patch was her husband?" "Of.
course, I did." "Well, that's not her
husband; that's a scam -crow!"
Minaret's miniment for sale evetywltere
The modern child can be relied upon
to put his patents in their place. VWit-
ness the following pantile extract
from a recent essay at !Ionic. --"The
important person at home is mother.
Another 'revertant person is fattier
S.S. 2108111AN saO, (rem Nov
— York MGM% 1 mut S.
°.S. 03550ELINE ma from New York
March 2 and 11. •
Pane, heeding meah nal 111,11, only 125
and NG. AP* (01tlrkrts nod booklet.
N. D. PATER50N. Gea. Asset,
('anode S.S. renes, Limited
4,6 name at., 'Toronto,
or any ticket agent.
ER UD
The Ideal Winter Resort
Beau -Meet Drives, Saddle Riding,
Golf, Tenni,, Yachting, Fishing
and Sea Bathing, Present Oar-
rison of the Ottawa (SStb) Regl-
ment.
Prs
h s Hotel
to open from EZOEMB5S'to MAT
Situated on tho Harbor of
1a:amtlton. Accommodates 400.
Rates : $25 per week and upward.
HOWE & TWOROGER,
AInnagete
HAMILTON, BERMUDA
Bermuda is reached by the steam-
crs of the Quebec 9, S. Co.,
32 Broadway, New York,
He helps. to keep us." I El). 6
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