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OWL LAFFS
rappers 'Overtake Swift Deer -
--;Many a seif•maule. man is a per:•sonal
demonstration,aef the horrors of un-
skilled labor.. '
At" -last someone has been found,
that believes in' signs. FIe is a sign
palate-,
What's become Of the old-fashioned
preacher who believed. that a sermon
to be big had to be Longe'
Then and Now.
The bathing girls in days of, yore
Were dressed like lototl eti Iiu'bbard,
But now they oft envy themselves
Like Motley Ilubbard's cupboard,
Money is good. He married her, for
her own good'.'
The Difference.
The boy was asked to tell the dif.
fesence between a bio'grapily' and an
autobiography. "A biography," he
wrote in reply, "is the ''iristfbryof the
life of a man. A naughty biography is.
the history of the life of a lady."
Folks who are snappy make others
unhappy.
This would be a far happier world'
were it so arranged that one could
run out of 'debt,
Imagine the plight of a pian' being
shaved by a lady barber when a mouse
runs across the floor,
The Good Gentleman.
This is a world of sorrow,
Likewlee'a wor$d'of sin,
But just shout to -morrow ,
I'll' certainly begins
To renovate this mundane sphere
So folks like pie can stand it here,'
"Why hasn't else made a rich masa
rings if her face is bar fortune?"
"Poor girl, s'he has a tongue that is
her misfortune."
0
I taint( there should be hung in
every office where salesmen conga'e-
Sate. a sign, etched in letters highs and
wide, reading; "You made a sale --did
you make a customer?"
Soso men think it smart to be able
to write each a poor hand that nobody
can read it, but it isn't.
The prepared for good time never
comes.
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How easy it is for one benevolent
.being to diffuse pleasure around him;
and how truly is a kind heart a foun-
tain of gladness' snaking everything
in its vicinity to "freshen into smiles.
-Washington Irving.
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Many tales' have driftied down fp'om'
the north of how men have overtaken,
and captured: wolves;. deer' and other
swift -footed' _inhabitants of the woods
of Ontario anrb Quebec, Readers of
such have ,of tem.. bean skeptical but
the above photograph, taken Only a
short distance 'from, the dansdian
Pacific lines in the Laurentian Moun-
tains, proves such a thing is possible, In
time ease of deer at .least, Heavy snow,
,i3.c can bo seen, accounts for this and
iilrtiie
.pictures above several trappers
on snowshoes have suceeeded in cap-
turing two animals in question. The
deer Soaking placidly into the camera
was no doubt caught only 'alter an
exh'auysting clime -through; tlie,deop
drifts, 'The Tittle doe that seems' to
be just an armful for' the tragi'per, will
doubtless be admiired in a short time
i by tiiousarz'rls of people -in 13 01:110 city,
park. Treppere in the northern sec-
tions of Ontario and Quebec have
sewed many of these' young animals
from death. ay freeing • them from' 1
heavy drifts of snow, and thus keep-
ing them from •packs'Sf hungry wolves.
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Improve Your Health.
With the passing of. winter 3u'any
people feel weak, depressed and easily
tired. There is no particulat disease,
butithe system lacks tone. You find
%yourself tired, low-spirited, often un-
able to get sound sleep at night. All
this is the result of closer in -door eon=
finement of, the winter months, and
shows that the blood has become thin
and watery, New, rich, red blood is
what you need to put you right. and
there is no other tonic medicine can
give you this new, rich 'blood as sure-
ly and as speedily as Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. This new blood goes to
every part of the body and quickly
improves the general health. 'The -di-
gestion is toned up, and you have
better'.' appetite, the nerves are
strengthened and sleep is refreshing.
The special value of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills at this season is shown by
the statement of Mrs. Elizabeth
Clarke, R.R. No. 1, Hastings, Ont„'
who says:—"I know ,Er. Williams'
Pink Pills are a great blood builder
because I use them in the, spring,
when ong naturally feels }'un -down
after our long winter. Last` -spring,
I was feeling weak and easily tired,
and again used the pills with the re-
sult that I have had splendid health
since. The pills also restored my
daughter, Mae, who Was badly -run-
down, and seemed almost bloodless•.
She used the pills .faithfully for a`
time and has since enjoyed the best
of health. Naturally I never hesitate
to recommend Di•. Williams' Pink Pills
to people Who are run-down."
You can get these pills through any
dealer in medicine,, or by mail at GO
cents a box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co„ Borckville, Oat'.
Wheat's First Holm,
A strange experiment, which proves
the amazing vitality of wheat, has
just been carried out. A quantity of
"mummy” wheat --that is, wheat
buried by the ancient Egyptians with
the embalmed body of a dead man, -
has been sown by a farmer of Bath-
urst, New Smith Wales. Although it,
was over 4,000 years old, a crop has
been' obtained.
The crop was of seven -eared wheat
of good quality, though not \` suit- �
able for milling purposes as modern
wheat. It grew to an exceptional f
height.I
Wheat older than '-this Egyptian
"mummy" grain hes, however, been
found, and it is now ,definitely estab-'
lisped that i
cereals grown by early man. This
is the result of a discovery made dur-
ing excavations'of all ancient Su- i
]nerian site near Kish.
A red-and-blaek jar was found in
the course 'of the researches, and in
this was stored a quantity of charred
wheat. That Was last year, but -
'nothing was said about the discovery t
et the time, Professor S. Langdon,
who made it, wished to ' have the s
wheat esaniined' by experts before be I
made' any announcement.
Now, however, the experts have re-
ported'nnd elle find has been made I
public.: According to one -authority c
it is :rivet, or cone wheat, which is M
the most prolific of 'ell the varieties
of the cereal. 'Other experts, how-'
ever, say that it is common wheat, or
club wheat,, as is often called, the'
most highly developed of all the kinds ' S
and the finest for bread -making,
It is estimated that. this sample of P
wheat dates back to 3,500 B.C., so k
that it is now roughly 5,500 years C
old. -Its discovery is considered' as en
proving: that the original' home of the a
bread -making wheats was in Meso-
petamda, The his'LWArioel botanists have w
Iong believed that this was the case, T•
but, they could advance no absolutely t
definite tia'oo£' until this find by Pro- s
Sesser Langdon,
Oldest Bobbed Women.
Said to' be the Oldest, bobbetlhair 2
woman, Mme.' Rectitude Tosset. died s
at the. age Of -1O4 at her home neap*
Arras, Prance. Until she reached the
age of 103 she let her white locks re-
main long, butt then she yielded to the
mord,
Fair Return.
Irate Neighbor—"Your liens. have
been in my garden anti eaten every-
thing"
Coass'iderate lhcilvla.util,-"Al[ right
I'll send You over'a dozen eggs."
How Do You Laugh?
•Our planner of laughing is fixedbythe time we are eighteen, --and does
not change until old age,. with its
effect on the vocal cords, brings about
a variation. Till then, hew we laugh
is a sure indication of character.
The best laugh is that which goes
With a emitng face, twinkling eyes,
and is complete—not checked or
smothered. Those with laughs like
that cart be trusted;. they are gener-
ous, sympathetic, and make loyal
friends. . Those. who laugh in their
throats, in spasmodic fashion, and
keep their faces almost unaltered, are
shrewd and cautious and not'over-
scrupulous in their methods.
Those who are "inside laughers,"
and whose shoulders shake, are quite
all right. They are good-natured,
would never hurt anybody, and make,
if men, excellent husbands and fath-
ers. '.Chose who laugh without smil-
ing, and) hold their lips rigidly, while
not a flicker comes to their eyes, are
hard-hearted and cruel, -
Contrary to general belief, those
who laugh explosively and noisily are
unreliable . and subject to.impulse.
Often they are weak-willed. Those
with "little," laughs are. of shallow
character and would not stand the
test of temptation. Often,'though,
they aro gifted-tnentalry. Those who
laugh but rarely, and then happily,
with ;eyes, lips, and face in harmony,
are steady, reliable, big-hearted, and
big -brained.
Conundrums. _.
—Wily i( tire letter• le like iL mire
for deafness? Bemuse it makes ear
Bear.
When does t tailor serve his cus-
tomers ill? When lie gives them fits.
-Where east balls and •routs su•pplfed
gratis? On the field of battle,
--When may a chair be said to dis-
like you? When It can't bear you.
Wheat is coffee like the earth?
When it le,ground:
-'-The beat. lining out—a conflagra-
tion,
—What part of speech Is most dis-
tasteful to lovers? The third person.
A GREAT PUZZLE
TO CA PUL PARENTS
One of the greatest puzzles to the
careful'peront is to know Just what
medicine to give the little ones, When
the child fold's ill with griping: pains;
is seized, with cold or fever, refuses
food or matte what he has take
When he cries a great deal and 'cannot
get the sleep so liocesasray to, the
growing child, the parentis In a quan
dry. What is to 'be done on such cc
,Toxoid and_ the P;eventityn
of Diphtheria.
For centuries diphtheria has tab
its toll of lives, and left countle
thousands handicapped by its aft
effects. Thirty years. ago this- dread
malady was yearly claiming 90 deal
for every 100,000 .people, in Ontario.
',Ileus rami too many little ehildre
choke, to death, or' facie ea under ti
poisons of 1,111s, terrible malady,
think calmly about the, medical he
deseness or that awful time," says,D
ItOy<.opelsnkl'. Iu i9a2u the: deaf
rata al mS.ea,iet a loss' of 8 deaths per 100
000 of our population. : Arid ,this I
spite of the fact 'that• the number
cases suffering from the'diseaso w
practically the slime for both year's.
,IIowwas it possible to save soman
lives?` The answer]ltes'n the, fa
that a specific cure--'antitoxin—w
discovered in 1890 and the!victims o
'the disease in Ontario hithe,'dueing th
last few year's, been given this tree,
meet early .hr the disease. Our par
'ants,hdve learned the wisdom o8 call-
ing thedoctorat once if aChild shows'
symptoms .of diphtheria, The discovery
of antitoxin is one 'of the greatest ad-
vances ifr medical selelnee the world
has :sayer known. ,
Following the:d'isoovery of a euie,
has come within the last few years the
perfection of a preventive. Inoeulatiot
of a child' by Toxoid (two (doses of 8 -
'drops each into the akin of the arm)
given four weeks' apart, meanethat:the
child will not contract. diphtheria.
Thousands of children throughout On-
tario have been: given this. protection
within the last°three yeirrs; thotisands
of parents have been relieved from
worry and anxiety as a 'coneegn nee,
and hundreds of children have been
saved from the tragic aftermath of
diphtheria, damaged hearts particular-
ly, and' even from death itself,
With Toxoleato prevent it and anti-
toxin to cure ft (both supplied' free to
physicians by the Department of
Health), no child in Ontario need eon -
tract diphtheria -=much lees die from
it. .A death from diphtheria is un-
necessary, preventable, and sufficient
matter for official investigation, g
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" • Treatment of Measles.
Measles, like the other eruptive dis-
eases of childhood, is what is called
`a self-limited disease; that is to say,
it usually runs a definite course and
at the mid of a certain period termi-
nates in recovery., It cannot be cut
short by any known remedy, though
doubtless sense serum or vaccine will
eventually be discovered by manna of
which it can possibly be prevented, or
possibly cured if taken at the vsp'y
start; The treatment is therefore due
of watchful waiting --expectant treat-
ment, as it is called by the doctors.
Whatever is done is with the object.
of making the child as comfortable as
possible, at the same time carefully
watching for any. complication in
order to attack it at once before irre-
parable harm is done.
As soon as the trouble is diagnosed,
or even suspected, the patient should
be placed In A room where a plentiful
supply of fresh 'air ,from the open
window can be obtained while the
room itself is warns and free front
drafts. ''A large open fire is ideal, as
it insures good ventilation while it
warms, the atmosphere. The patient
must be well covered and warns in
bed, but not to the overheated point.
During the height of the fever very
light covering will suffice, but later,
when, the fever has disappeared, the
temperature may become subnormal
and then the patient -will feel cold.
Rather than pile on many blankets It
will be better to put on a woolen robe
over the cotton or linen nightgown.
Sponging with hot water several
times a day will be comforting and
will bring odt the rash if there is a
tendency for it to delay. The best
food during the fever is milk diluted
with lime water. The mouth must be
kept clean by swabbing with dome'
antiseptic- fluid. The chief anxiety of
the doctor is to prevent the oectence
of afsterrha•1 laryngitis or bronchitis-
of lironeho-pneumonia, There is dan-
ger also of ear trouble; and if the
child is seen to put the hand often to
the ear, or if he seems to be in pain,
n- the doctor's attention should be called
to it at .once. There is almost always
snore or less inflammation of the eyes,
- which can usually be relieved by drops
of boric skid solution and camphor
water. The glare of the sunlight.
should be shut out and the bed •so
m' placed that the patient doss not face
the light. In .favorable cases measles
/set only about a week, bet It is ,wise;
to' keep the: child ie bed for another
week in order,to prevent any of the
unpleasant and dangerous eatai•rlral
compLcations.
casione. As often as not there is no
suitable medicine in the house.' The
puazle is 'what to give him to Set lli;
'lglst quickly.
It is to meet such. emergencies that
Baby's Own` Tablets were designed
These pleasant little Tablets quickie
reduce fever, break tip colds, relieve
constipation and indigestion and -Allay
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anf pramoto restful health -restoring
deep, They are guaranteed absolute.
y harmless and safe • for even the
youngest and most delicate baby,
Baby's Own Tablets :are sold by
nedicine dealers Or by mail 'at 25
eats a box from The Dr. Wiiliama'
edicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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Origin of Illustrous Men.
Columbus Netts the son of a weaver,
Ira'1eeepeare was the lion of a wool -
ampler. The father of Burns was to
lowman, and Burns `himself was'
flown as the "plowboy." The great
ardinal Welsey's' fat' er was a Mitch-
Benjamin Freakl.a was the, cion of
tallow -chandler. Jahn Jacob Astor
Was an apply -pother. Oliver' -Crain-
Crain -
(dee father was a brewer. Bishop
Trill's father was a poor farmer, and
h'e famous- Whitfield's'tether kept ;,a
hail tavern..
MineLs's Liniment soothes tired feet.
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in. the British Mosoam, It is Moved
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Don't. lot indigestion after ]nems, bbleeveese,
heertburn, or dyspepsia use the pep out of yno,
TeleeSeiaei's Syrup. Ally tilts stole.
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`"Wo have it in our power," .said
Sir W. Arbuthnot Lane, the famous
surgeon, recently, "to steep. '(MS
bodies' so healthy and G1efln that they
59O ,able to resist entirely suds dis-
eases ,,baTlteuinatisrn' Hand gout.
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Couldn't Be Done.
• Doctor—'You must take ono pill af-
ter each meal. for a week."
Smart Patient', --"Now, doctor, . ,you
know that can't be done."
Checkers.
"'Life is liked game of checkers,"
Sold
a wise. one long age,
"Life is like a genie of checkers,
I 'suave played it and I"kilo' "
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MAPS its eainfos in 'ilia todags
Win oil'the, Worry Kings stand fast,
Messed by fate again's't all wisdom,
"No moves count so ss tile gest.
Final Moves count most, find 00112eg ,
'Let the lost years, bear' thein' sorrow,
:Fighting ever rvltlr new hope,
Victory may be s -core to-lrror'r'rhv..
-ftoorge IpAListorl.
Kill warts with Minal•rl'e Liniment, .
iSSUl No. 14—'27.
After log tests " : ;, xr
virzced- Aluminum (num 'the
est container ';;r t
Now packed, only in Alaa a t e
Easy.
A ;traffic ofilogr-gpo standing on tete
Principal corner of the city, directing
thy) :trafc and enforcing the law re-
garding left turns. A farmer dame
down one.of 'the streets a largre,
hay rack and turned to the left cut this
certain corner.
Thee OSloer—"1- ey, you 'cian't'melee.
thtllt ttirn. '
The P'armier—"yea, I think I can
moue it,"
Tit for Tat.
A woman in a e+i•owded church spoke
to someone in a pew,' "Pardon me,
but you are oeoupewing my pie,"
The seated one said: ;:'luteus, me,
but I was sown into Ma' sheat,"
For dlatemper—Minard's Liniment.
Automatically onteoiaed heat is
supplied to the new reptile house in
'the London Zoo, so that the snakes,
alligators and othe1 inhabitants will
live in can exact imitation of their
native climate,
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BECAUSE OF KIDNEY TROUBLE
The experience of this gentleman of Albany, N.Y.,
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fused life insurance, as he was. ,
"Oeerwork-uudermiaed soy constitution. I paid
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a life insurance policy. I consulted the doctor who
had examined Me and then I learned of my disease.
• "Friends brought to my etl':entlem Werner's Sate
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which contains proven directions..
Handy "Mayer" boxes of 12 tablets
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