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Thursday, October 28th, 1915.
Griot[ • Dowse, Toronto, Ont.
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A WELL AND A POET.
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in
England is the detbrminatiorn of
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And an Unanswerable Argument Ina
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British public to see the thing
,
Suit at Law.
It the
through to the, end.
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First -The selea•ted wheat we use.
Among the many anecdotes told ofoases
Joseph Viktor von Scheffel, the Ger
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gland realizes lite sacrifice,
and so he> is prepared to make it"
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Second -This VheSt, ma.'.c1'. V
man poet and novelist, the -following
from Tagliche Ruodschau hi one of the
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he added "She know: the greatness
of the sacrifice in lives, in money
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standard under t e closest su 1.1fT1570t1 of
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and in sorrow, and is settlli iYg
down
amusing:
In a place where Scheffel once lived
?„4A�i1'im•fills ,.•
to meet the situation. 'F,or
a time thero was an - impression
miller and chemist.
a
.most
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# t''`' Mothers Know That
there was a lack of good drinking wa•
ter. One day a well driver 'in the
neighborhood proposed that the poet
p p
for
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abroad that the military men
those who liked to fight, could go
in and settle the qquestions Now
England knows that is not the case
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- Genuine Castoria
allow him to drive a deep well
The recruiting agencies are reach -
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him. Scheffel accepted his offer, but
only on the condition that after the
water had been drawn it be found
drinkable, The well driver completed
his work, but all that the gum wouldA
A
deliver was a thick yellow liquid, so
the poet reused to pay for the work.
Finally the matter was brought be`
fore the court, and the poet and well
driver stood side by side before the
judge to present heir respective cases,
FREE UNTIL 1916.
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youfh?e Com anion for 1916> Now
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alreadya subscriber, for you will
get allthe issues for •the remain-
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The Lift tw issues 1916 will
be crowded with goad, reading for,
ing the other classes, the business
men whose , avoezation is peace, and
these are the men who are now loin
Ing the army, It is wonderful to
see the manner in which the 1Iigil-`
lands of Scotland rare'responding,
In that party there are young
men, left. The, crops are being
gathered bythe( p
d oldmen• and the,
women and children. Highland
Scotland iseloing,,her share: !
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argued their aides so well that
young and old, Reading that 'is
the magistrate was plainly puzzled to
evtertlaining; hut :not "wishy-
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which was actually right he the
matter.
At lengh, weary of the affair, Scher•
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fel said. `Ve 1, 1 g A y
the well and the court expenses, too,
Reading that leaves you,
when you lay with paper down,bet
y P PSr,
ter informed, keener as ir-
atione- with a broader outlook onEnrolled
life, The Companion! is a golod
.paper to tie to it yon have 'a' row
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News.
Local N
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A RiSTtrlih�
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4 -Mervyn Far char John
Townshend, y 9i ,
Jr, 4 -Bessie L! dsay, Marg
Wright.verage
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Sr. 3 -Jean dear uhur, Hilda
Parker`
attendance 14.
Matttl attendance2.
1aster
Myrtle Te
but on one condition. My opponent
anal!, before our eyes, tale a drink of
ingg
family -and!' for general read-
Ing, as Justice Brewer once said,
no other is necessary,
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OLD FURS FOR ITALY-
l orbea Nellie( Be r .m, '
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2 -Mabel Rrr/ tf, Norman
Grand TrankRailway System
the• water from the well in question."
The poet then drew from his hip pock
If you wish to know more of the
brilliant list of contributors Bri-
$r1.VE 'NV. ANY?.
The National Council of Women
Wright, Eddie. Jd ton, Walter
[Forbes, Robert' Jo stun.
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et a flask of dirty' yellow water and,
after extracting the cork, itPrim,-dda
over to the well driver. One glance
was enough. He thrust the bottle aside
with a disgusted look and strode out of
the courtroom with an angry g
.List as' well, as American, who
will write for the new volume in •to
1916, and if you wish to •' know
something of the new stories for -
1916. let us send you free theToe-
east foil 7916, l F
Every new subscriber, who Bends
has asked the iiia! Council here
'aid in collecting old furs,sheet)
gp
skins, fur„etc., to line sleep
ing `bags for rugs,he Italian ,soldier:
in the •mountains who are 'already
suffering iron•( cold and front
bites. Anything in the shape of
Sr, Jer'
vis'
Bigg ns dna Smith
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let Mason, Elmer Sanderson V'io-
let Waekin. '
• 36. l ollaad Teacher
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S. S. No, Stanley
London, Hur and Bruce,
on
North Passer er
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London, depart • 8.30 a m 4.40 p m
Centralia 9.35 5.43
Exeter.... 9.44 6:64
Aenea)1 9.55 6.05
HORSEBACK RIDING.
$2,25 for 1916 will receive, le adds-
til . this year's free issues. 1 ?The
Companion Hoene Calendar 'for
fur, large ofiesniall, will be 'ac-
ceptablar,
14
s
_ tlifth AnnaiL,order of Fisher,L. B,,-Clintoneld.
Hyde: •
$ippon •10.01 •6.11 -
.... 11.00- 6.85
It ]s a Sport and an Exercise In a Claes
by Itself.
, When Oliver Wendell Holmes pro-
claimed the trotter the coming _horse'.
and the steed of democratic useful-
1916.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
Boston NIass.
leew Subscriptions Reeei fed at
this office{
A GOOD' '-ID,RA.
Somethin over a milho,n dollar's
)lee unclaimed in the var'ones Can
adian�iaanksi For. at. least •. 'five
teats ub taninterestsue, been paid on
that substantial sum, and in -some,
• Sr, 4-Margare'
Moose, H. S: R
Sr: 3-E, Pt
wont, N. Jr Wo'�id,
': Sr. arso Rose
t R, Parsons.
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Cooper, Zilpha
thwell._
eh r, V M. M Cly
W. J. Harvey, I.
Londeeboro 11:15 H.62
Blyth 11.27 7,00
Bel ave 11,40 7.13
bnh
ypin am, arrive11.64 7.3fi
Wingham,
South Passenge r
•n '6.35
Copy of Wrapper. r"< «„r „ �e ,. "-,, „� .e- �,r .
e 'Le..... ee. % *k'•iK'• •• i Y i'
Hess,' he did not foresee the invention
of the automobile. 'Small blame to
him:- No one else. dreamed of it for
some scores of years thereafter, but
the motor driven carriage' has caused
!cursed doctor's plausible Prophecy
to go askew..By all present signs the
coming horse, or, rather. the lasting
horse, the one .which will survive any
amount of mechanical aids to Intorno•
LOOKING OLD TDO SOON
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'I,LB CiO11lLf�U)IIS of too ManyKippers
4i'OIIleil and too Many
..The
. Gide
eases it he eighty five years since
the banks leave had any transac-
tion with the rightful owners. of
the money. The total amount is
made up o f suets ranging from
le to, $3,000 and represents the
unclaimed deposits' of no, fewer
than 25,000 `of the banks clients-
Bank of Montreal leads the•
list with a total in unclaimed bel-
ancos of 105,860,73, ,and in unpaid
certified cheques, drafts or bills orf.
Jr. 2-W, L. er4orkman, D. M. Foe
ter, L. S. Near!
2nd Part -J, iC. Workman, 0. M.
Anderson, ,
est.' Part -C. Bridges, G.' Harvey,
B.F.Anderson':
The best spellers in the month-
ly spelling matches were.-
t 5th -Anna Fisher,
4th -Harold Bothwell
; 3rd -Ella Fisher.
' 2nd -Walter! -Workman,
Wi ham, departa m 3.30 p
Bel ave 7.00 3.46
Blyth 7.04 3,56
Londesboro 733 4.04
Clinton 8.10 4.23
Bruceaeld 8,27 4.39
8.3G 4.47
Heneall! 8,41 4,62
Exeter...... ,... 8,64 6,05
Centralia • 9,04 535
London, arrive 10,00 6.10
Buffalo tloderich
Jpp
Unclench
Goderich,
ed -out
meet
hurt in
The school
a body
33rd Regiment
ganization.
gave
procession
ed - to
Reeve
sense
home
president
gave
■ Welcomes
Lp pIC Illlii7
We Othe
■
langelnarck Suryiuor
--
Oct, 20.-Goderich turn
in ',great force today to
Jack Brown, who was badly
1thel battle of Langemarck.
children marhced ie
ltoi :t5ae station and the
Band, of which or-
Brown, was a member,
him .a rousing welcome. Atongueaess
was formed and march=
the court house, 'nvheee
Charles Nairn, in the.lab-
of ° ifay.or Reid, 'welcomer'
the hero,. R. G. Reynolds,
of (tlte, musilcomeciety,
an address' of we
lana, with his hands crossed be-
hind him gazing. upon the sad'and
solemn sea, 1
Lthou ht of the orphans and
! P
Widows ' he had made -0t the to -Fa
that had been shed for his glory
and of the only, woman Who ever
loved him, pushed from his heart
b the cold hand of ambition.exchange
ysemmarizlhand Iconcluded L
woummarild er have been a French
peasant,with \wooden shoes ]iv-
•n a h with wife
i g i vine -covered ut, i
by my side, ands mychildren on my
knees, and their arms about , m0
-I would rather have_been, that
poor peasantr end gone down to
alienee of dre(amlese:
dust, than to have been that imper
4al hnpereonatton of force and
murder knows as "Napoleon the
Great" and now I"hold pthese same
thoughts ,anent der German kaiser'
tion, is the good saddle animaL
Horseback riding to at once a sport
and an eserdse.--which Is without a
relative or a competitor, It is like
nothing else, and for one who loves it,
It can be, replaced by nothing else. It
Is oue of the finest aids to digestion
ever known. The dictum . of the old
English physician. -rhe outside of a
horse is the best thing for the Insides'
of a man, re tree.
v thesaddle
With all these advantages esParker,
horse. Is likely to lust till we degenerate
into a nation of button pushers. When
that degradation is accomplished It
of $20,904.44. "In a time
Too many, 'women and too many when money{ is so valuable and
girls bolt old long before they when the financial burden: pima,a
should. Their faces become.' pale Federal Government is greater
and drawn a wrinkles,.'uppear and than even before, could not ' ar-
their o es lack bre ht.uese. CanSeaforth
Y rangements be. made to apply this
frequently wondered(,$1,000,000 caelis, directly fol. war
heat d. chens they
q purposes?" aside the Peterborough
aches and 'a general feeling FJf ,.Gioderleh
wretchedness and weakness? . In qt
moat carer itis the blood` that to
to blame, Frome one cauao or other WHO SUPPLES THE DIVES?•
the blood has become '. hiu anti Kvat ,- :Christian Guardian. -We! noticed
cry o and' it!s a fact snore/ ehat.anaeany coat week at at haa the newspap�pper:' nt. wo
obj°er c�useeB it esmenh this 'are 'brewers ended Clu guilty o shipping
g p >? g
ivaturely aged appearance. IL is liguor illegally in the Canada
2nd Part-IGloyd Workman.
H. Phillips, Teacher
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• No. 10 East Wawanosh.
Sr.' 4th -Ella !Fear, Hilliard Me-
Gowan. ,,•
, Jr. 4th -.Edna. McGowan, Luella
Wilson, Dorothy ;Howard, John
Parker..
Sr. 3rd-Walteii Patterson..
Jr, '3rd -Clara Megowdn, May
tb ijola McGowan.
Jr, 2nd-eldte McGowan.
Sr Set T]',arl, Caldwell.
_Jr. 1st -911a Caldwell, rnest
and
• Wes`, Priasenget
m m p m p m
Stratford 10.00 12.30 5.25 10.26
Mitchell 10.22 12.55 '6,65 10.41
10.45 1.20 6.18 11,19
Clinton ..11.07 1.36 , 6.40 11,2
Honer ch ole ' 11.16 2.03 7.05 I1,3
1135 2.00 7.05 1
East Passenger
a m Pm an
Goderich '7.05 2 S5 4552
Holmeeville 7.22 2.62 5,00
Clinton 7.32 3,03 5.10
Seatorth 7.51 3.21 6.35
Mitchell 8.16 8,44 559
Stratford 3 40 145 620
won't mutter greatlywhether we have
important that rite blood supply of Temperance Act County of 'Huron
Pte
trenchesPtBr
from
is a•
bent
Brown blown out of 'the
and washie rib's ute torn
his backbone. At present. he
pitiful sight to. 'bein g
nearly double but< is cbeezt•
BUYS HUMAN BRAINS
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any desirable animal companionship or
not -Chicago, Journal.
girls and. women be regularly re- and were fined by the magistr+ato,
pleniehed-important not, only on After listening to a warning from
the scord.of looks, but 'to restore the Crown( Attorney the brewers'
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SAAN KIDN• EY PILLS
YV K ll.
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The New Era.
The Muaioal Gamut.value,
robust health, which is of greater representattives are reported to
'observe the
ROW* he Kidneys and 'Madder
Guido, a monk or Arezzo, in Tim
cant', in 1009 A.D. was the inventor
of the gamma 'lit" e, gamut, ,and
the stn notes "ut," 're," "mi," "fa,"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ac- have promised tb
Wally make new blood and restore law in the future. This brings up•
system shattered by overwork however, the whole question• of
or worily. These polls give a the illegal sale -ofbe liquor, in Ontar-
glow of health to pale . laces and • io, There can be no question libel
lila Ordinary MedI fines
®° The mss•
ck is he kidneys get out of order the
is to become effected, dull'
;
49TH (YEAR.
"IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE,"
ful and
able to
Mr,
[itis:
the Langemarek
formed
'boy was
a) dressing,
leaves
after
side
looks forward tot being
work,
Mrs. Rose iofi tbwn.
sort has been missing, since
laatitle, was in-
b Pte:. Brown that,her
Yiris
killed by shell while in'
station. Pte, "Brownr,
here recruiting Brantford
ear at�
whidt. he will return and re-
here.
Scientist Wants to Know Why Clever
wantsto Are Sothe
-'
m a man different from his
fellows? Science would like to know,
sed Science purposes to find out. So
from France; the home , of great
so1entiate, Dr. Adgust de. Carr
Seymore crossed.the Atlantic to' get
options on the brains ot_great and.
"sol, "la." These . syllaytes were
token from the first verses of the
hymn of St. John . the Baptist; Ut '
queant laxls," etc. Without the ase of
make tired, weary women rend there is a� vast +amount of liquor
feel bright and happy. sy With sold; illegally both in laces like
g I lg Y P
Wiliamse Pink Pills at,!nand : Toronto, :where license obtains,
there is no need for . any woman. and in other localities where lo-
or any _girl to look ill or feel ill cal option 'or the' Canada Temper-
ire • and
Rams, 'azo 1 S. q tis
-po int to the fact that the kids s aced
attenNen•J.
Plasta
the 1id�c s nford lini encs cannot gewet t to
Y y
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W. [I. KERR & SON Props.
i
Leslie Kerr Business Manager
.tae gamut a person could not In a Ili
de time become perfect master ot.
plain song. Guido says in u letter
which be wrote; 'l Hope they who
come after us will not forget to Prat
. for es. for we make a perfect master
p
of singing Ina year or two, whereas
til now a person could scarce attain
this scienc•e: even imperfectly, in' ten
The gamut is he first awe,
but oftener token as siguftyhr the
whole scale or inuBic 'or series { 01
sounds, rising or ralllug toward ,aoute
ness or gravity from any give" ,part
or tone.
Hay, Ont„ says; ante Act is in force. When roof.
Mrs. J. honest] beltev P
"I honestly believe Dr. Williams' is forthcoming we promptly[ • seize
life. Some ears the liquor an fine the, seller, but
fink P1115 caved' my1 q d
ago I had •anearnia, and as I� did the brewer •or distiller who has
riot realize the seriousuaes of the Supplied the liquor is usually, not
trouble I soon became a complete even admonished, And yet, if we
g }i y desire, to enforce the
wreck, I o so weak I' could sir:cert
hardly walls. I neither ,rte or law, it will'• be found much easier;
slept well. and could` not go, up- Ito do so: bee Watching the whole-
stairs without stopping to sale • g b iitg
agent than y laol.
rest, At times I had fan almost.after merely; 'the email hetai,ier.
unbearable pain in 'my back and WheDever there is a Prohibition
Would heed to remain in bed. I' campaign on we, hear a good deal
suffered almost constantly from a ,from tine .liquor trade about the
dull headaches •and when sweeping dives, which( will spring up when
if I would stoop to pick Ma any- the licensed' premises disappear;
thing I would get so dizzy that I but the men who make the dives
would 'have wholesale
seat of he trouble, lint Doan's Kidney
Pills do and cure the kidneys quickly
and pe . BY.
Mrs 'Lizzie
writes:1 "1 ani sending this tesdmoetal
�`ng'youwhat a woederful cure Dean's
ICidiie� Pilin merle for For' years
Iliad offered so with m me. s I yearsould
3' y y
hardly do my housework, I used several
kinds of pills, but none of them seemed to
be doing Hie any'good. At last I was
advised to try a'twx of Doan's kidney.
e first box
Pifllosu; d relief.When t 3'havvekused f baa,.
I ;'nes
and today I feel like a new wo .• I
cannot, recommend them too hog ,ly.
Doan's Kidney Pills are 56c, per boa,
New Era, One 'Year m advance $1.00
New Era, when notpaid in ad -
vanes... $1.60
New Era, to the United States
in advance $1,60
Advertising Rates on Application,
eeeeee
Job work.prices advance on July
y
let, 1913, in accordance •with
the Huron Co. Press Asso-
CHILDHOOD
AILMENTS
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aeargieat men.
"I'm buying lap •brain,' acknow-
Ailments
colic,
children
er should
these
Baby's
If any
suddenly
thorn,
hean occasional
he will
tel;lets
ers or
from
Co.,
such as constipation,
colds' vomiting, etc., seize
of' all ages and the moth
be an( her guard against
troubles by keeping a box of
Own Tablets an the !louse.
of these .troubles come on
the tablet: will cure
or it the little one is giv n
close of the tablespossible
eseape these troubles. The
are sold by medicine deal-
bymail at 26 : cents a box
The Dr, Williams'. i14Iedicine
Brockville,; Ont:
ledged Dr. Seymore. "Silence must
�� material with which to work
mm of brain tome
t»rtxhe great proleyears."
k pay well for brains of eiitraoidinary.
'When 'I hear of a man who is do•
leg remarkable 'things -building ran-'
or, pitching baseball -I go to
p tS
. I say: 'When you die, give
science your brain. 'Will your brain
now to science, and 'Il .pity for YL't
"In time kis brain will 'reach the
t7ntversity of Potctere,,,the'scientists
Home of the Huns.
The Huns have probable their near
to catch holdofsome- are really the
thing to 7:eep, from falling.. At liquor dealers. Who supplies the
the 1 Heart would beat eo, dive, knowing, that it is a dive?
boxes3 for $1.25; at all dealers mailedT .
direct on receipt of psi by
Milburn Co,, Ont.
•
dation Rates.
est actual European ticsccudunts in
the Bulgarians. It is a mistake tomy
fast would have a smother- Let 'dies records of the ligitror
ing sensation. My eyes were sun- trade, and occasionally of the
ken and hands sand , police court, show. 'How would
Limited,'Toronto,
•enorderingdirectspecify<'Aoaa's."
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Office Phone 30 Souse Phone 95
look for them in Hungary. The Ogre
or 17ngr1, better known as the ]prig
'limbs, it be for the License Commission
would be swollen in the m,ormng.SIMINIIIIIIIMIIIIMINISMINEMO
I tried several kinds of medidine the, Weil notify the wholesaler
without benefit that
'+� `°
Bob
•
Ingersoll Revised to
Date.
Will seely it, with scalpel and scales
x
wars, have very little to do with the
Huns. But one conjectured derive
tion'oththe word ogre.' is from the
he HunsugItsseemsoh of themtib
and my friends the! sale pf liquor l'o'be used
thought I would! not recover. illegally, will mean the:euspension'
gg anis or cancellation of the wholesale
tills ands, beforeklongrcouldlllt see • license'! Let the) bigger men . in
and feel that they were helping the trade feel. the force of the law.
me.' I gladly continued the use of
a•��••l8.11
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Awell-worded
thus;;
Fivegrave
on the
cost!
the ashes
While
I thought
est, soldier
Apologies
I' banks
banks
suicide.
I saw
subduing
adaptioIf of Col.
Ge Ingersoll's oration at the
of Napileon appears in thethrough
o Evenin Post over ,theLatin
of R, L Lanyon. It rudead
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years ago I stood by the
of aid Na, ocean. andgazed
P6
sarcophagus of rare and
marble' where rest
of that restless,..mian,
leaning over the balustrade
of the career of that g, a t
modern worlds'
of the t
to the German Keiser
apt i Seineaiko et 'on the
of con emplating
him at TouUon-I saw: him
the mob in the( streets of
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however, that ode sod edl
Spanish and Italitln to the
Orcus-at first the god of the
and afterward in llomanesque
folklore a shaggy, man eating monster
of the woods -London Chronicle.
ppRobert
theepills( Iicannot as completelytomb
y enough aeoso•s000®b0a•••000Chico
ntheir praise, and I strongly recommend them to al) run-down"•.signature
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girls and( women. �.CII� Oi. ItEPO)itTS
You car., get Dr. Williams' Pink•
Pills from! any dealer in medicines •• w e.e...,:,, • •
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byor maid at 50 cents aoox or, O!s••�itflM�+* •�rR
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six boxes( for $2.50 from $he Dr, No, 12 Goderich and 13uilettl
Williams'Co.,Brockville, d an .aetendance and
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We carry in stock a line printed with the words
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Yield When.
the right help10 sought at the right
time. B Indigestion is a torment
Zepp;- and that is the tact • ., ht
The ordinary aeroplane . such raids ere issa dat gto.'
to be more than a,maich tor'
a
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arms
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the bridge
colour
quer
go, at
in Russia
scattered
leave
feat
!shed
his genius.
ful field
fitting
of satehjm'a twh irhead the
Y.crossing
of Lodi with the 'tri-
in his: hand. I saw him con
the' Alps" I saw him at' 'Waren-
Ulm and Austerlitz. L, saw
where wintryblizzards
' his legione like •' dears
- I saw hie/ fat Leipzig;' in de
s•
and disaster, and later ban-
to t•
Elba.
empirea him
for eP•of
'by t
I caw him, on the fright'
of Waterloo..Theis as a�
climax, I saw him in. St. lie-
DR, AUGUST DE GASTE:GLANE
SEVMORE `
.- the 11 test the 'gray matter,: and by
such testa they hope to be able to,er
prove why ozo man is a genius and
another man is a ninny."
Dr, Seymozo closed
manfor
aordinarcontracts
the brain of an extr _ y ln
New York. He has three arms, and
science is curious. to know 1f he has:
a triple brain. He picked up a rare
Biliousness
is
ening
the
conditions
kidneys
causes
likelyto lead to
sickness.
best corrective
of , the
suffering.
worse
The 'right
for
stomach,liver,
,Either
and
disordered
weak-
help,
.,
,
a
Zepp, seeing., that it can outfly ,and ' '
outeircle tihe Ze•ppelin,
pgelin thus be-
�n
m able to secure a .Constipation _
g, position high- P • •
in the: air- frgas to droip � , FuY■ever
bombs on the as bag.At night • Van><s
•the aeroplane. . Ilose's' this +advant-.
age, not because the Zeppelin.oar- Prolnpf,Reliei --Permanent Con
not; be found at night and not be-,CARTER'SLITTLE
cause she g
•aero Lane cannot , as- LiVERPILLS never ... ,`i
:end at night but ' from the fact fait Purely _
that, aeroplane -eanno4'land 'in
SM
• for immediate delivery. They are sold at the
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500 •Sheets I:So -
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able-aetauely' -'
the dark; 1ToTttemp't thalami' at t
night; would mean' death • for • the butgently on'
thelived.
aeronaut from the single • fact
g stepaher
that $e has no means of'judging his ,dinner
vblplace from [lid{ ground an in' diene■- °c
1,olplanm;g ;would crash .to his
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CHILDREN
bargain in Afemphis, where a rail.
road man's brains were bought for
1060 half down, -half oa delivery. •and
$ ,
the fight tome to take this fa
, g
mous. fancily remedy is at the &at
'
trouble. Beechams
P of earning, •. ,
pil�is have se an effect
for good,;by 'cleansing' the system•
and purifying, the blood, that ?you
know a few doses they
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flt:at'h against the earth. ' Science is' care•mdr
p r,g
now 'stepping in,inrt,he hope' of ::loon=improve the' coin lesion=6' linea
lilac es. ITU Small Dore, Smdf Triiw
inventing in which; will Y.
which will enable.the aeronaut' to :Genuine mustbesr'Signature
gaugell to distance
hios directionground'
location, while, flying; through the f
the clouds,'' ' "'•
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e vj 1.50 per. M - a
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food
ever receive the properbalance of
.. nourishboth and '
to sufficiently n body ,
• • Brain dining the growing period,when
nature's demands are greater than in
This is shown in so many
palenfacese'l'eenbodies, frequent colds,
and lack ofamiiition.
Ruling Passion.
,5
Lawyers Wife (2a. m.)-Joltii, there's
a burglar downs fairs. Lawyer Ask
h!m if he's got $29 with h1m. I won't
bother with bini, for leas. -Chicago,
News r
will after
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S n e is also doing much Loi
fheinfanttivmen It.,ie !equipping -,
, his ;r'ifan,t ith special meg-distance.
f,igltt£� •and;range-finideris,, d'tl:, is
I doing• the same for'the •, artillery- '•
man the user' of Tile ,
le i'eant, s;eeietice :01 that , ,element
vcli7dii' os now enabling the Sibieh
I soldier to eo out and flet[ the
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unmistakable ;earnestness: They need' ," Got'Full Du cr'lt tion.
Scott's emulsion, and; need it now. Zee. Dyer -Higbee was one of the best'
g,
ssesaes itt'goneentrated Lorin the very s
poed Ryer-How•'.dlo
food elements to enrich; their .blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes ` Town'!+on n, civ, ,r [tile[! his widow;��,se
them greedy and strone'and active. . , P
Griot[ • Dowse, Toronto, Ont.
$ d everywhere, to bosom 26 cents firrnian'upon equal footing, such
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