HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-06-05, Page 6That Pland-Ont " Feeling Was
Quhdcly Remedied and Health
Restored.
Story of a Merchant Who Almost Lost
His Business and His Health Through
Neglecting Early Symptoms of Risease.
"Hy life for years has been ot sedentarY
character," writes T.'11. 'Titehfleld, head
of a well knoWn firm in Buckingham.
Nino hours every day. 5 spent at °plea
work and took exercise only on Sunder.
Iwhdihreuntooapparent
fesregwaerdedtlie symptetefemyfa
ilbl-ealtmli:
ily. 5 grew thin, then pale, and before
long I was Jatindlood-eyeof and skin were
yellow, my strength and nerve were 10W
-
era, and 5 wee quite unfitted for bust -
nem. In the morning a lightness in the
head, partieularly When I bent over, made
me very worried -about •ItY health. Most
of the laxative medicines I found weak-
ening, and knowing that I bad to be at
businees ever3t day 5 neglected ,myself
rather -than risk further weakneeo. Of
,opurse I grew wonse, but' by aIRIPPY
chalice isogon to nee Dr. Handlton's
PIN. I was' forcibly strutik by the fact
that they neither caused griping nor
nausea, sad it eeettnid incredible that pills
could tone. cleanse and regulate the ere.
tem without causing any unpleasant atter
(greets. Dr. namilton's Pille acted with
me just no gentle as nature-the'y gave
new life to my liver, otrengthened my
stomach; and won me book to perfect,
good health. My skin Is clear, dizziness
has dleappeared, and my appetite,
strength, epirito are perfect."
Refuse anything offered you instead of
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, whiolt are sure to
cure. Bold In, 25o. • boxes, flve for $1.00,
at all druggiats and storekeepers, oz. post-
paid from the Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo,
25,5'., and Eingston Canada- .
Chinese Peeler's Ideas.
•
The Chinese doctor poseesse.s
many ideas peouliefel3r his own.
There is much mystery .and impres-
siveness in his manner of treat-
ment. According te Mongolian
medicine the Chinaman "believes
that the human heart is more likely
tee become inflamed at noon during
the niumeme season than it,. any
other time. Likewise they -regard
the human ear as seggesting the
condition of the kidneys; while the
mouth end lips indieate the condi-
tion of the spleen and the stemich.
rtittE IN STOVE 70 YEARS.
Primitive Cooling , Apparatus in
Cornwall, England.
Incredible as it rna,n seem to le'
who shave at our tionnitand every
sort of labor saving machine and
deviee that it is possible to con-
ceive, there are etime parts of the
world—and not the meet remote,
either—where many of the ordin-
ary tasks of llie are incomplished
in ahnoet identically the same way
that they were ceuturies ago, sayS
• a writer in teas Logic. Travellers
\in foreign countries have frequent -
7y -told of serprising instances of
this kind which they have met with
in their wanderings in out-of-the-
-way localities.
A striking illustration of the way
• in which „people who same little
into contact with modern methods
Oftentimes cling to ancient mad
cumbersome ways of doing thingg
is afforded by the ease. of a farmer
in Cornwall; England, whose pries-
itive and picturesque cooking taa
pare -toe has attracted attention.
The fuel used in this "stove" is
neither coal nor wood, but peat.
No other- fuel has ever beemburned
in it. The Cornish farmer declares
that to thissown 'knowledge the fire
in it has not been out in seventy
years. ,
When the farmer's family. have
eny cooking to do, the either s are
first raked fiat, and an 'iron plate
is placed over. them. The dough is
then put into a tin, which is placed
upon the iron plate, the tin then
being covered over with a big iron
pot: The whole is covered with
embers and in eighty minutes' time,
it is said, the bread is perfectly
baked.
Weary Tiredness
Changed to Vigor
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BAND
Inforination on this subject with printed Instructions for tuna-
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request. Address De,..V
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WINNIPEG. THE
R WILLIAMS '''50"
mAKtroBA. L 114 1 T D , ONTARIO
. . I TORONTO
ARS .vou 'suffering .wit4 wiEuMATISM, NEURALGIA, fielfiTitgl,
'LUMBAGO, lierLARIDATORV RHEUM/IT/ISM, PREUNiatitA,
COOT, or the worst -kind of tlEAVACHE or TOOTHACHE
THEN USE
-
TEIVIPLETOil9 S RHEUMATIC, CAPSULES
THEY REALLY CURE
Write for FREE 'testimonial of cured people. We positively em-arantee to refund
your money if nch cured.
TEMPLETON'S. RHEUMATIC CAPSULE' LIISTRISOTINC. CO.
315 COLLEGE STREET, TOROPITO. '
SOLO BY ALL DRUCOISTS. 51.00. A BOX OR 1 BOXES FOR 0.00.
HEAVY CREAM
1-,,r•0r.tr
.ttr, fier,
Mr. J. W... McGhee, of Conover, Ont.,
says:. "1 And that the Standard cream
eeparator will deliver any density of
• cream, with either warni or cold milk,
and still flush out easily." So it you
-want heavy cream, simply turn a screw,
\ on the to disc "of the
and get any, thteknese desired. This cream -regulating
' eorew is placed on, the top disc for your convenience, so
lhat you do not need to take the bowl apart td reach it.
This point mey not seem very important to you, We
• mention it merely as anlexaraple of how carefully and -
thoroughly the Standard is built down to the smallest
....detail. A. booklet, explaining Om entire, construction of
the standard cream separator, -and telling why ttehas
earned the name of "The World's Greatest Separator"
will be mailed free as soon tut we get your name and
, address. Drop us a post card toelay.
The Renfrew Machinery Co., Limited
Head Office and Works, RENFREW, CANADA,
BRANCHES: SUSSEX, N.B.; BASRA.- TOON, .SASIC.; CALGARY, ALTA.
. Agencies Everywherci In Oneida.
neetteet .treN
PURE' BLOOD
MA-I{ES. liEALTII
Disordei's of tile Blood are Cured
'Br. Williams' Pink Fij1,
If people would realize 'the ite-
petteance ,of keeping the islookl 'rich
aed pure thee would he lees sloe-
, ness. The blood is the meeium
through which the nourishment
gained from the food reacees the
different pertf the body. If the
blood es impure :the notaisliment
..that reacheS nerves, bone •eed-mus-
cle .is•tainted •vvith poison and di-
sease follows, . The :blood is also
the medium by which the •' body.
kelles off disease. If.he blood is
thin ,and watery AM power of re-
-' Sistance- 'to disease is Weakened.
Dr. Williatne' Pink Pills for Pale
'People 'build up the blood. They
Mei-ease the ability Of the 'Lady to
resist disease. They :strengthen
- the . peeves, inereaw the epp•etite
•, and. mire every .disease .camsed by
thin a,nd iiiipure- blood, and that
embraces., slice diseases. es anaemia,
indigestion, neuralgia, peeve- ex-
hametion, rheumatiren, and many
others. Eamy.elairtemade or this
Medicine hi' eniply proied..by the
' ---getnefte teseimeny of those . who
• have been cteed... liereeis one in-
• 'stance. ,Me.' Jas.Saeger, Peter-
. beta, Ont. says': "I began to be
"tem:bled With dizzy spells, These
•. 'Were especially noticeable in tee
*morning On rising and were oiecona
peeled by a feeling as if thy body
hadtaken on twe or three times its
*eight clueing the night. t When eI
Weiat out of deers everything would
suddenly seem to get -topey-turvy
•.forna few ,mottents, arid I would
apparently see speaks floating in
'fitont'Of me, and for a While I could
.hardly drag myself along. This
feeling at first only kited for a
few minutes, but as time went on
the_dueation of. the :spells seethed
to increase. _Whilst during the av
be suddenly attacked with
dizziness compelling Me to heed 'ea
to sometnieg until the feeling
passed. I had in the meantime
• been 'taking Various bleod tonic,
as I was cenvinced my condition
wa-s due to my bleed being out ol
order. None of these, however,
.seemed to ehave any permanent
effect. For a little_while I would
be fairly well, but as Won as I quit
using them the 'attaeks used to
-come back with renewed,eiger. One
.day T. came across 'an ideal-teem:neve
• of De. Willianis'ePinIcRillteeeted
de-
'eited tie 'teeth:Eel pii noticed
a more decided improvement than
• .Iehad felt before. The dizzy spells
were becoming lese frequent and
' less effilent, and by the thee I had
'taken sit boxes I was well again.
From former experience I had some
:fears than the trouble meght re-
turn, but now, four months after
Aiscontinuing the u,se of the pills,
have had no return -of the teoutble.
, In fact I never Jolt bettee than I
.elo now, and I think nothing, can
esqual the Pills as a 'blesid medi-
cine."
•The Pills are sold by all medicine
dealers -dr can be had be mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes- for
.$2.50 from The Dr. William's' Medi-
' mine' Co., Brockville; Ont. •
Pointed Paragraphs.
ehtms le a. good game, but 11
might poem business.
`Many a ,suceeseful man makes a
noise like a. big wind. -
It's better to deliver the goods
titan to be caught with ,them on
, A drunken man. will tele you
,eyerything ho knows—but what's
the use? - • , •
, And some men talk to teemeelves
because they like an appreciative
audience.
Imaccord, with the eternal fitness
of things, a man who stole a, watch
• woend up in jail.
. The world admires any man 'who
attends to hie own ' business—no
matter kowejegnehle it mem be.
• Wornen who enend most of their
time trying to imfmove their com-
plexions never think eaf the old-
fashioned teethed of steaming it
- over a washtub.
A SAFE MEDICINE
FOR THE BABY
Baby's .Own Tp,bkat are a safe
piedidine" 'for one. In fact
...they guarareteed by a govern,.
-ineneniegalyst to be absolutely :free
feetheeopiates or anyof the dime's fao
• harm -ell ea tee liyee of little' oiled.
• The Tabletseeeveado harm—alwaye
good and may -be given to the ease-
'born- babe ort growing child with
equal' safety: They isever fail to
mire • constipation; ,
-Colic, break ttp colds and fevers and
'make teething easy. The Tablees
'are sold by medicine dealers or by
,
mail at se bents 'a box 'from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brook-
ville, Ont. . • '
People neeer pay any attention
'to a cheerful liar.
othiarnn• Linlident oures carget in Coca
Ten efore.
Re ---ll have eavecl up ierrethou-
.
seed clollays. • We leap' be my Wife ?
e:Stee—Oh; Mr. ',Ionete this' is 'toe
, - „-
sudden ! Save upeanokher tenethote
' , . e• .
-"'"'"--""eutegego.,...te,., Try Murine Eye Remedy
,..., --,--- NodronrtinFr–reelelithe noiq . , ,
'it.''‘..et.--- GT ',;'',..tif.b,r,,ii..pc' l'143111t IS 'IS; 15u i 6. - l'i'ln'al
,,—
ototr'Paelt . l';'(;:i'llio4VtuLrS:PU
-Ni• Itiorni•
tototl to the
rt r ltrogit lots at W.0
csapv,„. A
MUrille Eire' Remo, f.
"Fattier, ithat is am empl,et title
an empty title il
mother's way of cal/isles, me the head
of the hoese."
filnarthl t:Itittnent Cures 1310tithsrla.
ARE READY FOR SHIPWRECKS
FOOD PLACED ON LONELY
IS-
LAJ OF DIE SEA.
Supplies Left by a British ,Warship
Found Inteet Atka Eight
. Years.
t
That • Me expeditions, whether
Areeic Or otherwise, place food do -
1501:8 within reach in ewe of need
'is of course well known, but few
people are aware teat there are
certain rarely visited islands and
desolate coasts where .deerots of
provisions and necessities' have
been placed for the use ce ship-
wrecked crews. The meet eiceeneme
,supplies ef this sort are thew ex-
isting on some of the lenelyealands
in tho Schith Indian•Oceen. South
of theniner track to Australia via
the Ca,pelie °PDX° and Kerguelen
Islands. - . '
, In the jubilee year. of Queen Vic -
'eerie, in French tvaxehip placed in a
hut on one of the-Croiets a good
Meek of food and neceseirtiest
'cludingivas spears and two hatch-
ets. It is highly probable, says
Pearson's Weekly, that the bulk if
not all of thtese stores are still
there, for the warship in question'
found the proaisions left by a Bris
tish warship eight years before ab -
whitely intact. e
Gitide Books Supplied
• The handbooks furnished to all
British ihipmasters indicate exact-
ly the whereabouts of these caehesd
stores. A seal hunter, who sought
to find .the denote. 011" Kerguelen Is-
land, wrote : 1Wesetts es easy as if
we had a ,sigispost."
The Kerguelen de.pot was -fitted
out by the French ship Euro which
in 1803 iett "2,250 pounds of. pre-
eerved beef in, boxes of e9 pounds;
1125 pounds- of biscuits, 20 swain -
skin shirts, 20 pairs of woollen
drawers, 20 woollen blankets - and
packets of matches." Further-
more, great tneuble was taken' to
protect the Mores from the wea-
there
The beef boxes were coated with
tar, es -were the iron hooped bar-
rels, containing tho biscuits and.
°lathes, and_ the matches were in
beams painted over svith red lead.'
-Fou,rteete*year-,3 afterward Capte
du Baty, who spent many menthe
sealing on tEe island, examined the
depot. Even thoagh the goods had
been buried beneath a cairn of
stones the make had rotted away
rend the elothing fell to pieces when
opened out.
The biseffits had been. turned to
sourpulp and long green etrands of
•woes were -growing on the barrels.
The tinned beef was perfectly good
and was agreeable to the taste. He
:failed to And. elle matches, but•kft"
some of, his -own, , together with
needles and
• Cabbage and: Celery.
On Ames:teed= Ltlemd, -further
north, the Board of Trade's hand-
book notifies the faot that the
French supplies are. in a cavern
where also have beeneleft a cook:
ipg• pot, vies and, dry. wood. On
this island .the elranded Crewe
will find, tooet'abusidance of wild
cabbage and Weary growing, and
lobetens and fish. are* plentiful.
On the coast of Tasmania there
are some very lonely district. At
Reeky Point shierre*-eked mariners
May find relief stores, and in, order
to aid them to regain civilization
tiaolcs have been made fox their
benefit, with "roti elidete fingere
every quarter reitle'pointing in the
direction of theerelief station." And
on a river' ahere fording is noces-
sary-k rt nas been left in readi-
• Telephone Communication.
• Similar provision exises on 5.01110
of the outlying islands of New Zea-
land, and the.se are visited by a
Ceeeeeemeet teteaener owe or twice
a yeanein ease 7estetteways axe need-
ing reseue, In "Vancouver shelter
-sheds are erected eel -sante lonely
eheree- and 1:heno a shipwreelted
:tailor can ring up aseentral station
on the telephone. '
Refugees in' Terra, del . Fuego
learn from the same soureet above
quoted that "they can trust the
Yasthane to , eonduct them io rais-
:Mon stagons ,or settlement§.," but
the "Alarm/life are .aggressive and
treasherotes, though, however greet
their number, they will not attack
a combination of.three or four per-
sons, esPecially if they are aware
that these persons possess fireernis
or impleirtente resembling them."
•
One day a woman sent her little
boy ounin the yard_to play with the
baby, as she was. besy. The boy
had a new shovel his mother had
gieen him. After they hed played
awhile she heard the baby crying.
She'arent out to 'see what was the
matter with the baby. She' asked
Johnny what the trouble was. 'He
said pr.olvilty dirty 11Y...bit him
On
the heed, and I killed it with
my, shovel." ,
,Rinerd's Liniment Co., Eiinited..
caltet,-e hays use& your Titirwar4's IA111.
•tnent in my family, and alse, in my stablea
,lor 3,ca?.,8 • and eon,ido 1ttha hostmeals
• eino, obtainable., '
•' Yourcr truir,
• AlditRIDD
'Proprietor Itorten• POncl. Hotel. toad. Livery
wets simplMa coestion of vete
eacity between_ us," gaid 1,he eldest
;enhiveitane. "Hosaid I wase a, lia,r,
and I said he wile one." "lierneh
rejoined the viliego p tin aS ter.
"That's the first time I ever Intard
eit,her of yet telling the truth,"
From Great -Lakes
• To the Rockies
WOMEN SING THE PRAISES OF
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Saskatchewan.Lady Adds Her Test-
imony To What Has Already
Been Said of the Great Week
• Doda's Kidney Pills Are Being.
Caesarville, Sask., June 2—(Spe-
cia1.—The scarcity of female (help
• in a new country subjeate the wo-
men Of the' prairies to ninusual
strain, and careful oesemettion has
established the fact that this strain
first makes itself felt in the kid-
-name: For this retia e Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills are making an enviable
repetation irom the Great Lakes
to the- foothills of ole Rockies.
Everywhere you will feat women
singing the' praises of the great
Canadian kidney remedy that has
banished their peens and weariness,
and• brought them back le health.
Among the many is Mrs. Edgar
Cowen, an estimable lady of this
place. -
"I have found Dodd's Kidney
Pills very beneficial," Mrs. Cowen
states. "If, anything .I ean „say -will
help any sufferer I san glad to add
my testimonial to what has already
been said."
se The kidneys strain -all the refuse
material out of the bleed. If they
are out of order this refuse remains
in the blood, and becomes poison.
That's why sound kidneys mean
pure blood and good health,
Dodd' s Kidney Pillmake sound
kidneys.
ESKIMO'S BRAINS IN SIDedACII
Say Dogs Can be Satisfied, But
Peet& Can Always Eat.
Awe/ding to Kited &tamest -en,
the explorer and authority on peter
lands, the Eskimo does not. blink
as other races do. He. does reit
Count the _hours, days or years and
keeps no record on time. All his
thoughts are centeed or: hunting
and beyond the need of sufficient
food and clothing for himself and
family, he has no care.
Mr. Rearanesen relates a number
of interestieg:Coniarsations which
he has had with various Eskimos,
conclusively their indifference and
tiefatelity for any thoughtful reflec-
at
i
loln
owhieh go toward
.
f , poin, ting out
•
"Once," he is quoted in an
change as saying, "I asked an Es -
kiln° who seined to be ;plunged in
reflection, "What are yot thinkin
about l'e
We laughed at my question and
said:, "Oh, it is only you white
men who go in for thinking. .Up
here we think only of our flesh pits
and whether we have enoegh for
the loregaderk winter. If we have
meat mieKeli why 'should be think V'
Eating s,eeitis ,to be the, all impok-
',Lane thing beyond the 'task of pro-
viding it. Once when Mr. Ras_
naussen excused himself, after pay-
ing a visit, with the plea that he
had already eaten enough, he wits
laughed at and the ansevei he re-
ceived was: s
"Dogs can be stuffed till they
are satisfied and can eat no niore;
but • peoples -people can always
eat."
MEIdORY IMPROVED.
Since 'Leaving Off Tea and Coffee.
Many persons suffer from poor
memory who never suseect tea and
coffee have anything te do with it.
The dreg—caffeine—in tea and
• coffee, acne injuriously on the
nerves and heart, causing imper-
fect circulation, too mach blood in
the 'braimat -one time, too little in
another, pare. This often causes a
duliness which makes a good mem-
ory neatly impossible.
"I tun nearly 70 years old and
did not know that coffee was the
cause of the stomach and heart
teoubee I suffered from for many
years, until about four years ago,"
writesea Western woman.
"A kind neighbor inclueed me to
quit coffee and try Posterns. I had
been suffering severely end was
greatly reduced in flesh. After us-
ing Poseum a little while I found
myself improving. My heart beaks
became regular and now. I seldom
ever notice any sympterna of my
old eboreach trouble at ale. My;
nerves are eteady and my memory
deaidedly better than while I was
using _coffee. ,
"I like the taste of Postern fully
as well as coffee."
Nanie given by Ottesedian Postern
Co., Windsor, OntaWrite for book-
let, "The Road to Weliville."
Posteen comes in lev,o forms.
Regular (must be, belied).
Instant Poetum doesn't' require
boiling but is preparedlnstantiyby
_ , _ , ,
e
stirring * Levee asespoonful in an
ordinary cup, cd lint water, which
makes it eight for most persons.
A big cite requires more and
some people -who like, strong things
put in a heaping spoon el and tem-
per it with a large supply of cream.
Experiment until you know the
amount that pleases your palette
aside:lave it served that way int the
fettire, • • •
"There's a Reason" fer Postern
The Surpriser Surprised.
• A wealthy landowner 1 England,
affeeted -wish the craze for Japau-
ese \ gardening, invited the japan.-
eee menteseader to lencheon, saye
the Bristol Times and Mirror, and
a,fterward showedhim round the
garden;s end greenhouses, keeping
'the ea,paaese garden till tea late
ae a delightful eurprisee
When, afeert ad/tieing the limatity
of. ell the, oelier gardene, tele am -
*seder was at lael, taken to the
imitation Of tee garden,/ of hie, own
flowery land, ho held tie his hands
in ennuis/halal delight. "Ah," he
cc:el:Mined entie is wonderful I We
lave nettling like this in Jetp_ati I"
PIMPLES ON FACE
•,A11111S.-A1111 LEGS
Scratched 'So..Made Sore.'
Trouble Grein,Worse All the Time.
A Cake of'Outioura , Soap and.'a
- Box of .Cutioura Ointment Com-
' pletelitured.
Ville Toilette, Oto,—"MYAlittle girl, aged
four years, had; so many pinapleS on her
face, arms and logs that .5 01 1108 know
,vlsI to do. ,They lasted
• 'far a year. Elgo corn-
meneed to scratch and
this made.pimples, clear,
not led. BIM scratched lo
much that the blood ran
and it made a, red sore,,
Tho soma were ?terse on
her 'arms and legs and en
her face, and they were ugly looldng with
the blood; I wes told what to do to stop
her suffering, and I used.the treatment but
other,pimples came out all the time. / fried
eU sorta of, remedies but the trouble' grew -
'wore° all the time. it was alWaye the earee
story, until .1 used Outieura Soap and Oint.
ment, -I began to apply the Cuticura Cnet-
=Lent ou her, able het water,tand.outicura
Soap. Inanotitately 5 began to see that
they were <luring 'her; and after halting
used a cake of °admire. Seep and a beg of
Cuticura Ointment oho wee .completely
cured. She has just as One it *Mae before,
"Myansiband also used Outicura Oho.
Meat for criteice 1 lils hangs. After three
applications Of th'e cuticula oiniment
Was dompletelyeured.". (Signed) lyIrs. Alfred
Eiorrler, Jan. IA, IQ/ 2.
Cuticura Soap and Outicura Ointment are
sold byAruggiots and dealers everywhere,
Por it liberal free sample ofeneh, with
bookreendpost card to Potter Drug as 9here.
Corp.. Dein', 3311. Doetmi, 3r. 8. A-
11010 IS LOUDER THAN SOUND
Experiments Were Made From a
• Balloon.
To most persons it would seem
impossible for an echo to be louder
than the sound that produced the
echo, but under certain rather pe-
culiar conditions this is :pettily true.
When a revolver is fired from a
balkon the report is sharp, but not
so loud, explains a writer in Har -
per's Weekly, as it would be if the
gun were fired on the sureace of
the earth., If the balloon is up
something like 2,000 feet or higher
there will be a few seconds' silence
after the reyolven idiot and then
a roar or deep rumble will riseeup
from the earth. .
If an explosive is lowered frorn
the basket of the belloort until it is
discharged with an electric, spark
!rem a battery in the hands of one
bf the aeronauts, there will tome
'to the ears of those above a report
like a revolver shot and then a few
second e of silence, followed by a
peal of the Loudest thunder eaer
hoard. n• •
There • is rim solid background
about or above the balloonists to
produce a rebound ef the at/I-tee-
pee* esounclewave and the air is
more dense below. Thus, when
the sound -waves penetrate :the den-
ser kwer street of air and then
the solid earth the echo produced
SeeMS Pft the ears of the occupants
of the balloon far louder than the
original sound.
Unanimous.
"I have taken a oh," said 'the
•plain young woman, "as a wheel-
-teacher." At this her chum cried:
"What I Teach school! Why, -I'd
rather marry a soft, fat, baldhead-
ed widower with eight • children
-than teach sehooll' 'The plifin
young woman sighed, "Ah , she
said, "so would I."
50,000 MEN WANED
Before next month tido number are
wanted to step 'bp and have their corns
removed with Putuatn's Corn Extractor-
Pobilase-Sitfo-zsUre. Hoe only "Put.
nomrs," ies the 'beet, 25o.. at au dealers.
It, is easy to preach -virtue, but
far more difficult, t,o teach it by
practice and example. '
Flinartil Liniment Cures Colds, • Eta
The Sensation.
Miss Gibsoe was very riA and
Mr. Hanna was very poor. • §he
liked him, but that was .ali, and
he was well aware of the feet. One
evening he grew somewhat tender
and at last he said: "You are
very • rich, aren't you, Helen ?"
"Yes, Tom," replied the girl frank-
ly; "I am"worth about two million
"°'Will you marry me,
Helen ?" "Oh, no, Tom, I
couldn't." "I knew you wouldn't."
"Then why did you ask me ?" "Oh,
I just wanted to see how a man
feels when he loses two millions."
Good manageinent contributes
more to our eomfort than great
'possessi'ons.
„
fillnard's LIntment `Cures Distemper:
was Broad Enough. -
'Why has 3 -our wife decided' to
give up the Ettropeen enip 'she was
conternpla,ting 7'. -
"She happened to hear some-
body say thee travel broadened
Elea 7.
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Dr. Morse's
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are made according to a formula in
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Dr. Morse. Though repeated at-
• tempts have been made, by physe
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impossible to improve the fortriula or
the pills. Dr. Morseet Indian Root
• Pills area household remedy through-
out the world for Constipation and
all Kidney and Liver troubles, They
ect promptly, and effectively, and
to
Cleanse -the SVotes
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' 01 ACRES 'IN f/A111T3TOtT COAINTY,
,sandy lawn, framb house, good
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he,, will exehange ,for city, totsin or rit,
lagn rro(tirtY or ernaller lam. The Weer
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:MALE NPLP WAN'tSD; •
T ONCE-211EN , It:ANTED:. LBARN
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wager: tWonty to thirty, ' advertised far
eanr in Toroote patters ,dont, One teach
von In six to eight weeks. Send for Onto.
logno. lltoler College, 221 Queen Enet, To.
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'ESKIMO CHILD NOT WHIPPED.
,Does as He Plefisea but is Gener-
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The Eskinse child is the idol of
the home end -est allowed to do as
he pleases. He is
says a writer in the Wide World
Magazine, end his whims and wishes
ere consulted with all the concert
gieen an adult. In spite, of thiS
,indulgence the children are remark-
ably obedient. ' Perhaps the pat-
tierchal manner of living—father
and mother aunts and uncles and
grandmother -.tends to make -them
80,
The weed of the elders Ls la,w anti
tetter questioned. They have
'lived a long time, the Eskimos rea-
son, and therefore epeak with the
mutherity of exec/knee.
All of this 'IS very nice in ole or-
aliniery wallm of life, but rather ern -
et arra ssin sometimein school
work. ,Whert a And of four or five
"play s trumet from shoo], and the
et/siting teacher, eoreeladning to
ole parent, is pevely toed to ask
ole small deepot ifeit is his royal
plea,sure th come to school or not
the situation beeemee ludicreue. The
ordy resoutee is to become a haired
'truant officer,or, bettee, to make
your work ee intereseleg that the
(children cannot stay aWay.
eniee,
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present winter;and upecalete have had
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