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KNI'GHT,CONVENE.
Order' of., St. John Is "Holding Its
Assembly 11, Toronto. -
Toronto, June 24. -The legions of
the Knights of St. John have descend-
ed upon Toronto, brut it is a friexrdly'
invasion, the occasion being the thir-
tieth international convention of this
honorable body. Six thousand knights
had arrived' last night,' and more to
the" -number of ten thousand in all,
' are coming in on the trains to -day.
The +welcome :of the Province will be
extended by the representative ofthe
Premier of the: province and that of;
the city will be tendered by Mayor
Geary and Ald. McGuire. Represen-
tatives of a number of local Catholic
orders . will deliver addresses of .we1=,
come. To these will respond General
John C. Shea, supreme counsel of the`
order, and Mrs. Renner, president of
the ladies' auxiliary. ,
The great perade of the order will
he held at 3 o'clock sharp, the knights
assembling at Queen's Park at that
hour. In this parade the general
marebing strength and fitness will be.
judged.
Upon the program for the four days
of the :convention are a number of
novel' features. One of these is an
organized descent re the ladies upon
the shopping district, ct
'
when they
will
look overthe Ida a
in 0 liodY-
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scented a ""flue a',pennY" cigarette, and
1 -quart Dale did the a opened
every
aw Smith throw away the exquisite'
1 -quart bottles o' Fuss opened eVer9 h
ten minutes, Thank you, my dear"-:,'Jrand'that Sevastpolo, of Bond Street,
0 l who
i
jthis to the waitress, "next to beer 'uppl ed tomer
to those us s
n Y
giveme tea. Nbw,'my boss, •beana knew the price paid by connoisseurs
Frenchy, won't touch eether--swine an' ror the leaf grown on one shall bill-
corfee ,are ;his specials." aide above the sun -steeped bay of
"He seemed fo bo enjoying his tea Salonika,
',when 1 _ caught . eight of him in the I 'Yes,he agreed, Bravely poisoning
garden a little While ago; aid Me; the helpless atmosphere,;;"this is' bet-
denham. ter suited to the occasion."
"That's his artfulness, my bee, You 1 "A bit of all right, • eke? I can't
waft a bit. ' You'll see something be. nand the Count's cigarettes eeteel'-
tore you reach Bristol to -night; any. i French rubbish, you know. Ah': tete "'
tvay, you'll hear something, which money they run into -well .there!" •
amounts to pretty much the same in "But it he is a rich man—"
the end." t "Rich!. Smith ekploded with mete
'They're just off to the caves," put lament, "If be had what lie owes he
In the girl.` Might worry along for a year or so,
rites herpost- but, you mark my words, if he doesn't
t "Whiledss Mrs. Dewar writes bnsineas of mine, only
eros, I suppose?"' Said 112edenham in- I• -Well; it's no
hocently. just keep your eyes open. You're go.
"What! is, that the old party with Ing through with tbis tour?"
the hair? I thought she was the l i "I -believe so" said Medenham
'oung lady's -mother. She's' gone with lowly -and; thus he took the great
them She looks that sort of med-
esolution which till that moment was
::
filler -not. half. Two's company an' dim in, his mind.
three's none is -my' motto, cave or no • t "In that case we'll be having a jaw
Save, tome other time, and then, mebbe,
She tried her most betwitching ;we'll both be older an' 'wiser."
mile on Medenham this time. It ;was ' Notwithstanding the' community of
novel' experience to. be the reeipient'
k
Iestablished by Smith's weeds,
f a, serving -maid's marked favor, and taste
t embarrassed him. Smith, his the man was still furtively racking his
brains to account for certain- 'lis-
mouth ughter currant bun, spluttered orepancies in his new acquaintance's
With laughter.' peering and address. Medenham's
"A fair offer," he cried. "You two bands, for instance, were too ,
dodge outside and see which cave the kept. Hiss boots were of too good well
a
aristocracy chooses. Then you can I quality, His reinder driving gloves.
take a turn round the other one. 1'11 I discarded and lying on the front seat,
Watch the cars all right " were far.too costly. The disreputable
The giresuddeniy blusher! and 1001:= line coat might .hide. many details, but
MI demure. A sweet voice said quiet not these. Every now and then Smith
red
Dade
"'r"an
dheN
1sl
Y to say,
.� �auted
u
it
an hour
"We shall remain here half f � why,
Sr more, Fitzroy. I thought I would
tell you in case you wished to smoke
=or occupy you time in any other
Way."
DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR WATCH
A WATCH is a delicate piece
XX of machinery. It calls for
ss attention than most
inachinery, but must be cleaned
and oiled occasinnallt to p
perfect Vane. ,
With proper care a Waltham
Watch will keep perfect tune
for a lifetime. It will payyou
well to ,let us clean your watch
every 12 or r8 months.
. R. Counter
Jeweler and
issuer of
Mar via,ge 1-,j+� e17ses,
Medenham was sure that at the
back of Smith's head lay some scheme
some arranged trick, some artifice 01
intrigue that would find its opportu-
nity` between Cheddar and Bristol,
The distance was not .great -perhaps
eighteen . miles -by a fairly direct
second-class road, and on this flue
Tune evening it was still safe to count
on three hours of daylight. It was
doubly irritating, therefore, to think
that by his own lack of diplomacy he
had almost forfeited Smith's Confi-
dence. Twice had the man been on
the very brink of revelation, for he
was one of those happy-go-lucky be-
ings not' fitted for the safeguarding
of secrets, yet on each occasion his
tongue faltered In subconscious know-
ledge that he was about to betray bis
Master's affairs.
Feeling that Dale would have man-
aged this part Of the day's adventures
far better than himself Medenham
took his seat and toucbed the Switch.
"wre have to make Bristol gy seven
o'clock, so I shall pull out in front;
I suppose Count Mariguy will give
the ladies the road?" he remarked
oasually. '
Smith was listening .to the engine.
"Runs like a watch, don't it?" Was
his admiring cry.
"And almost as quietly, so you heard
ST Of
"Fruit -a -tires Cured Nis Rheumatism
Pnor. J. F. DAVIS
563 CHURCH Se., TORONTO.
I want to' say to the people of Toronto
and elsewhere that "Fruit -a -trues" is my
only medicine and has been for the last
four years, Previous to that, 1 had
been very much- troubled with
Rheumatism and Kidney Disease, and
had taken many remedies as well as
employingghot applications of salt bags
etc., witlrodt getting satisfactory results.
Noticing the advertisement of "Fruit-
a-tives", I adopted this treatment alto-
gether.and, as everybody knows, since
taking"Fruit-a'tives", I have been
enjoying the very best health and -find
it a pleasure to follow my vocation of
Dancing and Deportment Instruction".
PRox. J. T. DAVIS.
Prof. Davis, the celebrated teacher of
dancing and deportment in Toronto, is
thatq"Fruit-a-
t-yes"
- n stating hire
franl, 1
g
„
of distressing
cured him
rives
Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble.
500. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
SUNDAY
SCHOOI,
Lesson XIII.—Seoond Quarter,
•For June 30, 1912.
sae Lord, of t;•toree 'conSroi, ii, and 4,1..
;will' be Lyell ' '
Lasser( IX,=BYl?ocrisy and" sineerlty,
Matt, vl, 1-1$. Golden Text Matt. ui,
1, R. V, "Take heed that ye do not
your rigpteotlsness before men, to be
seen of then; else ye have no reward
With your Father who Is in heaven."
The weed to Abraham 3s still in force,
"I ap1•,the mighty, God, all sufficient;
walk before me and be sincere" (Gen.
xyii, 1). Not'as'pleasing men, but God,
must be our motto (T 'Chess, 11,'4),
Lrssory X, -Hearing and, doing, Luke
vl, 89.48. Gelilen Test,;Jas. 1, 22,
"Be ye doers of.. the word and not
hearers only, deceiving your own
selves." All 'who truly receive Christ"
are saved fully, freely and forever liy
His finished work, and that atone, but
all such must prove before men the
reality of the new lite by walking` in
the good works 'prepared by God for
them Mph. 11, 10; Tit, ill, 8).
Lessee xL-Christ's witness to John
tbo Baptist, Matt el; 2-10 Golden
Text, Luke vii, 28, R. V.. "Among
them that are born of women there is
none greater than John. yet he that is
but little in the kingdom of God Is
greater than he." Whenthe kingdom
comes the least. in his glorified body
Obeli be greater than John was In his
mortal body, and John himself will be
greater thanever before.
Lessem XII. ''Che penitent woman,
Luke, vii, 86-50. Golden Test, I Tim. '1, '
15, R V., "Faithful Is the saying, and
worthy of all acceptation that Christ
Jesus came Into the world to save
sinners." Even such es she was can
find a place in His kingdom. but such
es self righteous. Simon, cannot enter.
Behold this woman so occupied with
and devoted .to Jesus Christ that she is
oblivious to all else!
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Comprehensive
Quarterly Review -Golden Text, Matt.
v, 17 -Commentary Prepared by Rev.
D. M. Stearns.
LESSON L -The appearances of the
risen Lord, I Cor. xv, 1.11. Golden
Text, Acts If, 32, "This Jesus bath God
raised up, whereof we am all wit-
nesses." Always emphasize the gos-
pel as set forth in this lesson and re•
member that everything depends on
a risen living Christ, the same Jesus
what i said:' who lived on earth as n poor man,
"Oh, I hear lots, •but I reckon it a now at the right hand of God in the
good plan to keep my mouth shut," place of all power and still a real
grinned the other, man, the Son of Man, welting for the
'.Exactly what you have failedto time to return and bring His kingdom.
dodgetd pleasantly,
antly,eiedeand, with
sho LESSON IL -The use of the Sabbath,
nodded Pleasantly, -with a ` so
tong!" passed out of the yard. The dark 11, 23 to iii, G, Golden Text,
Man's face wore a good-humored Mark 11, 27, "The Sabbath was made
sneer, It was as though he said: for man and not man for the Sab-
' "You wait a bit,' my cloudy shuffee• bath." Consider the daring pride of
-you ain't' through with his Count- man In judging the' Lord of the Sab
ship yet -not by any manner o' bath for using Ells own Sabbath, but
means." they knew 'Him not and judged Health
And Meoenham did'wait, till heady be a ,mere man like themselves, yet a
x R seven o'1)anlO. He saw Cynthia anti
• tier companions come out of Gough's great rancher. He made so manifest
=.aa+a�� t+ ser. ti� their hypocrisy and formality and re-
Cave and ental Gox's. These fairy ligious pride that they determined to
"You may occupy your time in any grottoes of nature's own contriving
way you wish, Fitzroy," said Cyn -were well worthy of close inspection, )811 Him.
thia. be knew. Nowhere else in the world I 'LESSON III. -The appointment of the
can stalactites that droop from the twelve, Mark 111, 7.10. Golden Text,
root, stalagmites that spring from the John xv, 16, R. V., "Ye did'not choose
was eloquent, Cynthia, floor, be seen in such perfection of me, but chose you dad appointed you,
The pause form and tint. But he Fretted and that ye should go and bear fruit."
had heard. fumed because Cynthia was immured
"Thanke ing Miss Vaurenew he ice-cold recesses, and Mork the words, "Unto HIm, with
said, affecting- to glance at his watch, too long in their Him, that He might send them forth
He felt thoroughly nonplussed: when, at last, she reappeared' from to
:French and to have power'° (verses
She would surely think he had ,been f the second cavern aucl halted' near a 13.15). He Himself is the great and
flirting with this rosy -checked ser, ,sal] to purchase some curios, en- 'only center, and apart from Him there
vane and he might never have an. patience mastered him, and he
o ortunity of telling her that his sole brought 'the car slowl 'iron until she is no
fruit
ratio or service nor anything
l P turned and looked at h
Lion reason for e his anxiety
the clearn 0 He raised his cap. I LESSON IV. - The beatitudes, Matt.
Cion .lay p his aaboety to learn "The gorge is the finest thing in v, 1-12. Golden Text, Matt. v, 8,
much as Possible about Marigny and Cheddar, Miss Vanrenen," ire said.. "Blessed are the pure in heart, f'o they
Iris associates, !'You ought to see it while the light' see What a blessed time
hey, ain't she smart!" said the girl; is strt3ug, it shalllll see
God." thewhole ear when the
when Cynthia bac! gone,' "We are going now she answered
Medenham put Iris band in his Poc- .dilly. "Monsieur Mariguy •will take Principles of this sermon ere lived outi
ke" and gave her halt -a -crown• hie to 13ristel, and you will follow with . Meanwhile, as heirs of .the kingdom,
to ti you,' we should manifest these principles In
• forgotten Dt
avO gDever." "They hDeva .
T YMis
Gerrie," he said. Without heeding - He gill not flinch from her stead= our, dally life, true •poverty of spirit
,tare of astonishment strongly tinc-
tured
fast gaze, though those blue eyes oil being the foundation of all, such a sell
shred with indignation, he stooped in, !fors seeaned. definitely to forbid any' l renunciation that He may De see)). In us.
unnecessaey scrutiny of the, Mercury's 's expression of opinion. Yet there was LEssog V. -Poverty and riches, Luke
tires, The minx tossed her head, w challenge in them, .too, and he aei''i vi, 20-26; eve' 70.37: Golden Text,
"Some folks are as grand as their,Dented it meekly. 7 ui e xfie 15, "r1. man's life consisteth
backto her she remarked, and went "I was Ironing that I might have not fn rho nbuucinnce•o'l the thin .
back to her garden. the pleasure of driving you thin even) which he Possessetil." This Is part of,
But Smith looked puzzled, Medena Ing,' he said. "The run through' thee
hampno good actor at any time, had' lass is very interesting, and I know' a cliseourse similar to the Sermon on
stropped too quickly the air of camas every inch of it." the Mount and Illustrated by the 'story
aderie which had been a successful' He fancied that she was-eonseioiis. of the rich rhea olid Lazarus. .There
passport His voice, his pian-, of 50n1e mistake, and eager to atone is no life apart from
Christ, and 11110
ser,, the courtly 'insolence 0E mtheem- I If in the wrong, ,'riches are found only in HIM.
maid's dismissal, evoked vague mem She heeitatecl, yielded almost, butt) Ltssely VL-Tbe law of love, Luke
Dries in Smith's mind., The did not I Mrs. Dewar broke in angrily: I VI, 27-38; Rom. sits, 8-10. Golden Test,
not !
h
retoe t
Trual v
T ier•1.r r sh t Y
soldierly ge differently, ntl Fitz-
"Thou
eyedre decided di e e P 0 2
• ouldhal xiil
h SZ e Y, Rom,
A I
he I
fleets fit into the picture, but . soy. 1 have some postcards to die -1 neighbor as thyself!"
to 1 Corr alit,
seemed .to hear that sa}ne authoritaj I (catch, and Count:Mariguy has kindly; weare taught tllnt without; love
Live voice rage. ing to Dale' fn tire (lironrlsed to.run slowly up the mit,nothing counts, not such giving away
Brightest garage, mini '.ve overtake him, all we have, and. Dui bodies to be
The conceit eves absurd, of course., 'I
Chauffeurs do not swagger through' the
uffering Yeti!
The unnatural suffering of so many:womenat times `-
can be relieved by a little care and proper " help.
Beecham's•Pills give just the assistance needed. They
act gently but surely'; they correct faults of the system
so certain!3'that you will find better conditions prevail
Amongst Women Who Take
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stimulate your liver. Headaches, backaches, lassi-
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Womenwishing toretain their youthful looks and to feel at their best
should bo sure to read the special directions with every box.
;Sold' everywhere. In boxes, 25c.,
tom'
oat vilest t0 Uac vu ell Ule IJUtt UtJ,
revolver which he carried.
One of the men . in the melee es,
caped. The two arrested gave then
,names; as James Brady, aged 32, and
John Berry, aged 22, and claimed tr,
be: Canadians. One of them said he
would not be taken alive, but tlioy
were, however, Both locked up in jail.
All that was taken from the store was
found in a,bag, which one of the trio
carried.
Casket Factory for Guelph.
•, Guelph, June 24.- ere s m
than a probability that the National
Casket Co., whiclr was to have been
granted a' loan last year, the bylaw
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. afterwards being withdrawn, will lo -
1. In a portion of the
• Guelph. ore inG
a p
0 owned Begin, proprietor of La.old Burr factory, now � aned b Y the
Croix, who was mulcted in $3,000 Canadian Furniture Manulacturere,
damages by Justice Greenshields, will they are now asking for a financial
appeal.
ppea . assessment of $5,000 and switching
Part of the gates at Lock 21, on the facilities, and this will be granted as
far as possible.
Welland Canal, gave way Saturday
and.navigation was interrupted again
for twelve hours.
The British manufacturers' party
returned to; North Bay Saturday from
Cobalt; much impressed with the sil-
ver country; They have gone west."
At Windsor on Saturday the King
received 15,000 members of the ambul-
enea brigade. Major -Gen. J. C. Dal-
ton, commanding the overseas detach•
went, including a body, of Canadians,
was presented.
Would-be automobile wreckers drag•
ged a log across the highway neat
Albion Mills, about three miles from
Hamilton, Saturday night, and nearly
caused disaster to several motorists
One car was badly jolted.
Two Toronto men, William Pearson
and Angus Cameron, engaged in e
fight at Niagara Falls, N.Y., Saber
day night, in which a score of friend!
joined. Police reserves were called
out, and the pair were arrested.
Tiev. Father La:macllo celebrated
his twenty-fifth anniversary as pries,
at the Sacre Coeur Church, Toronto
Two dangerous thugs arrested it
Vanc""ouver lead a bottle of nitro-gly
serine. and burgalrs' tools on them,
Kenneth Mackenzie of Midland
who cut his throat and then jumper
from a window of 0 train while be
ing brought from- Midland to Tarot*
to be placed in the asylum, died at
the Western Hospital on Saturday.
Damage amounting t0 about a thou
send dollars was caused in the freight
Blinds of the Niagara, St. Catharines
cC Toronto Railway, earn/ last nigh'
in Thorold. It is thought that some
one threw a lights+l cigar stub on tht
floor and caused the f1r0.
Tussle With Three Burglars.
Piano
urcliasers
og'pot/we ?
dog'
asleepA defdrr.
,hap
DOHERTY
ishesr heal/dile
on earth,
ne�� the Best
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pp•���•'p cid
Piano Factories
ntodl
tf� Doherty,- Piano and
Organ Co , Linttitec1
Factories and head Office
N
ONT.
TO
'�sh ,
y(res+terni French,
280 HA.1GRAVE STPEE'T,
WINNIPEG. MAN
Yes, y --ell ought to have waited in' `
yard ou the inn: for orders," said I burned. The only !iattery of lore is
the world dressing for dinner each the ever smiling Marlene., - "My 'care the love of God in Christ, and He ex-
the
and distributing gold in their eau Hardly pass yours in this narrow' pests us to love others :is 1:e loves es.
leisure moments. But Smiths 'bump road. 13aelr 'a bit to one side, there's Lessor VII. -The old law and tire
_.. Text..
pf inquisitiveness s was well developed, it good fellow, , and, when we have new life, Matt. v 17.20.. Golden
as the phrenologists_ say, and he was gone, pull up to the door. Come, 01155' rum. zlii, 8, It, V., "file that levetli:
already impressed by the fact that• no
re , Vanrenell. I am fierce to show you, bis neighbor hath fulfilled the Int'•"'
oRim o could afford to send out for hire ` the paces of a/ Du yahoo." Tlie law of Goch is holy Rud' e m and
Medenllarn s: f ententewere:in tF
a car like „' I. The conclecT ng sentences
"nanny thin he said at last. I . but Count Edouard spoke ;gaud. but because it i"5 so perfectly
, 9
I unnY n, )bench,
seem to have met you somewhere or Idiomatic English flashily and with a holy `po lucre man cin keep it, said the
Id
other; Who do you work for?"' tether fascinating accent. one thing it does for us. is to shut qu
�, '1 I months and bring us all' in guilty be.,
"1ViyselP:" Cynthia, slightly shirred by; ller'own
l to re-
"' Medenham, caught the note of He 'Fingular lack of purpose; made no; fore Gocl, and then ice are ready
wiiderment,; and *as warned. further demur. The three walked off' cetera fibs righteousness of Gocl as a
straightened himself with a smile, down the hill, and Medenham could 1 free 121.
though it cost him an effort to look my obey, in a chill rage that, were ?r•,ssON yi1I,-Ti-uthfulut"s, filets, v;
Clieelave o "; "'', 12. Golden
MarignY able to guaits intensity, 83 `,ii .T as, iiia 1 l +,
"KAYO a; cigarette?" he said. knight have given him' "furiously to 1'Ost; EPh, Iv, `?a, 1 . V, "Puttlut away
"'Dont' mind if 1 etc, e puffings.' tti1 111 i
andeine faisehoud, speak yo truth each one n'Ith.
ellen, after a Larose, s In a few minutes the Du' Vallon
tasting: in' "Sorry, old roan, but this der-., scurried 'by. , Smith was driving, and b!s neighbor, for we al'e::ruemhers. one
ain't MY `Ver d It tastes Heee, . oo1ous smirk on ]lis' •fit another" The tongue is not ' our
Cy
bvhat,on 'o )ries de, Cabbagio? here, there
ed facaas ho glanced at Medenham, (thief trouble, but the: power bank of
elenhat uilnei" 4 the tonneau,with the il; and when it 1s set 5110 the 03? Hell
l ;ke,, god ac- •„ „..}ta sat n.
n am m chastened m - 119 'Ili Cr it, dpcti Fi\`e`n sample of
1�IeCie h
Chain of Western Theatres.
Vancouver, June 24.-A vaudeville
circuit will spend $1,200,000 on thea-
tres in Vancouver, Edmonton, Moose
Jaw and Saskatoon. Work has al-
ready started in Edmonton.
teapt. J. F. Smart Dead.
Cornwall, June 24. --John Framer
Smart; for 28 years deputy sheriil
of Stormont, Dundee and Glengarry;
died at his home here yesterday, in
his 68th year. Smart was a veteran
of the Fenian raid of 1866-70. He was
a captain -adjutant of the militia be-
tween
o-
tween 1874 and 1885, retiring with the
rank of captain. He was a gradta-
ate of the Kingston Military School-
Ile
chool
Ile married Josephine Liddell,
daughter of the late David Liddell,
its 1873, by whom' he is survived.
AFTER ANY'
sickness, Scott's Emulsion
—increases the appetite and builds
strength rapidly. Its wonderful
nourishment assists nature in
restoring health. Al Druggists.
Scott & nowne, Toronto, Out, 't" 12-7
Belleville, June 24. -The local po
lice, at an early lions yesterday 1110011
iirg, bad a. roUOtr am? tumbie tussle
with. three burglars, At two o'clock
a general store at Canitton Village
two miles n01'tli of this city, was bee
gleriaecl, and. a considerable quantity
1,f groceries, menet' and postage
stamps were taken. The rime were
seen, leaving the' premises, but evad
ed their pursuers.- As the robber:
were coming towards Belleville tela
police were notified and 'caught the
men at the east end of the G.T,R
yards, When surrounded the met
put up a desperate tielrt, one milking
1 i
brill on earth, hot the I"riuee eace,,`
Continued next
week
setettestele 'earl
®,��trj'y��tDEIT• Wim' ® R K�
OUR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will euro you and make a man of
pimples bloits
hes andnulceiseheal up becomes
neivesy becomblood
st ong as steel, so that
nervousness, bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright, the
face full and clear, energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical and mental
systems are invigorated; all drains cense—no more vital 'waste from the system.
You feel yourself amen and know marriage cannot be a failure. Don't let quacks
- and fakirs rob you of your hard earned dollars, -
C " NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT
THREATENED WiTH PARALYSIS
Peter 17. Summers relates his experience:
"Ives troubled with Nervous Debility
for many years, I lay it to indiscretion
and excesses in youth. I became very
despondent and didn't care whether I
worked or not. I imagined everybody
who looked. at me guessed my secret.
Imaginative dreams at night weakened
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lingers were shpo0t eyes IJl lonobl hair
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he feared paralysis. I took all kinds of I ,,..-
medicines and tried many first-class �”. '''
physicians, worn an electr'c belt for three G- .,cl'
months, but received 1 the benefit. I
OEFORE TREATMENT was induced to consult Drs. Kennedy I AFTER TREATMENT fj
Remedy, though I had est all faith .in
doctors, Lilco a drowning man I commenced the :irw ::Iinmrton Tasamarsxm and it
Saved my life. The improvement was like mag c-lcould feeithevigor going t rough
1110 nerves. I was cured mentally and physical y. I have sent them many patients
and continuo to do so.
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C�xPaAiDA CEMENT .COMPANY
LIMITEd
Herold Bgildlri5, Montreal
Please sena me, full particulars of
the 1812 Farmers' Prize Contest, and
a free' copy of your book "What the
'Farmer Can. Do With Concrete."
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HERE \Aril]. be twelve cash prizes in
each of the nine provinces (108 ill all)
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n the 1912 Prize Contest for Canadian
Farmers. The 1911' Contest was so successful in awak-
ening interest in the use of Concrete on the farm, that a
second contest, in which three times as many prizes are
offered, ivasdccided upon for this year.
The Contest this year 1s divided into three classes, "A,'"
"E" and "C," tmd'there will be four prizes in each class, (First
prize, fi50; Second prize, 7125; Third prize, 715; Fourth prize, $1.0.)
'Thus there are three 750
Prizes, three
725 Prizes)
three 715
przes, and three 7)0 Prizes, for each peovi,Fce.
DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES
T In Each Class there will be First, Second,' Tird. and
incFourthrPrize1
s. (750, 725 715, and 710) for Each
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CLASS A"-Priztis to be awarded to the four. farm/Yh In each province -mho ung meet
Cida" Cement on their gnus In the year WI).
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CLASS of 01,0 e (imr'd ,, ,kwarded to the rdlmemo in esu Nish "Canada. Cement province who ton their,
of the. best
farina In 171.1
CLAS, C th,ertni0",1,llin�twarded to the how any farmers stem of in cerh concreteprovince
work waswho
done with
the best ., Cement, ' hoia
' Camdn'.,Ccmen6 (irntttes for rkioprize must be acconiraiiicd, by L>
unpin of Mc work.)
you must use a' large quantity of cement in order to'. -'
Don' t think tlquan
d a•C " The of tasty of 's prizettvem 050 used verycount
little Classes
cement,
and "C " Many' of last year's p
When you enter the Contest, you have a chance to win a cash
f�. of "50as'.'vcll as�.the certainty tliat 3'oii'vill atlda pArvra,reur
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rre,�rortevnrrrdto`yonc farm.. If you haven't n copy, be sine and ask.
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suggest many im rovemeuffthatyou ran use in entering
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