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HIDE MISERY: BEHIND A
MASK OF GAIETY.
ittle ,Evidenee: Ternpest.
uoua Slavic Temperament ti),
Sopii.:.AtiiidogStricken
, •
, i*MoSt noiets,••Mid playos4,bent
elan, life :Written' bY 01'7.
• ,e:igniers 'tate,:".charaCters- algradeetheit
•.,• typOdi.ppi Wring itlieti,lea•tatilir, Soirdeeli-
;:: 1.3Y, we et iconteutlyiand display. 'a iriot.of
eniotient, in 'every ebtapter..er' act, III
ii'reral life it:hey' are net.doing :
• . • . . ,
After eight yeara Of reii•alibe
, „ ,
ii•.1at liOre brotglyt 'real tragedy In.
..'''40n'earbr."137.friY11.P-tttsitslan.,tteine and ite
•1' fileted iincinether Pontiaitien. surtoriuts
•almostfineoinprelienstible to the for-
.,.etgpsir,. the average- diSP/ays
. eiriretiot.et anything- The fiction-
•' eited," "Slavonic: teitineratnerit,".. crVer•-
1.. ilOwing With 'ontimuringisr if
1eveieifti3Oa( all, hasr,dreen, dearderoe
by,ithestrocesetion Of '1.0)10601re it haa-
. tost ea:dot,' tallcing aboutetheir travel'
seein: td.; be tryin• g
foriget Arena iiiheYandak at .a111 tit
•••., „ , .
:•' i• ;fathers, hatbands. or. brothers -killed,
their -Orison expereenceeeor of their
:Wealtheand. preSent PoVertY,..theY
• do, ee..1paronally, The.do. •zrot, button,
rihalre „Strangers, te' thein tabiti' .161
roe,: althongli some of , 'their. . tales
Weirld make the sliadeee of the nibs ti
• .•
, ,
•,' .enaltent.,tragetlianst er writfers of ,fic-
fit'''''•rier:. therrors writhe in. Stherne- at the
larale Stuff they"turned out hi their life -
Nor do they "'Stearn exnerienees"..
' among •-theinselveS., , •
• • Lack. Funds for Funeral,
•,,, ,
It is
*ably .when .Sonle present day
itheck,,ireVadre;s,
• their liloursest that the ideses of the Pitt
earop,•recallieetere:Ameng• the oorreSpond-
.- 0,nt's.MoSec.ivitareqiinintateers.,is, a young
:'..11,WoMarn prominent in ainateur:-.theatirl-..
•'„,,cal4,etudent"of ballet clailioiniafaiiid•
.„",":„•.tirile. 'Of the gay. Spirite. of .aney' partY she
-,:attendedt de4:. she 1.caltKe to
ican trien,d it() .pisic:.44d to Min?'
tallier; tat card, Maar, who had died
• 'S'acIdeally the day: liefore. ',Ilis..bodry 'lay
• the only. table .4n the little tare-
room.apartnient he andr,hae two daugh-6
• 'hers 'hail .oeatinieril. The family had the
. Rittritiro, ,of $1-.7`5 • bstween
• 1.1 'died- Their Restia,n
..,..,,friendeeeinembeins. of the' sabre circle
•eoolally • and: all formerly Weill- to. de,
',Were .atio.- ItVing froin hand to inthrtli.,
and:Catildn'tileeln iralto the eqatva--
rlent. of $15 to pay', expense•s" of 'a simple
fUnera.11. , • • • H.
,• $o,, the, ,daughter . appealed to , the
:eiriterleane whom elle- kri yen , for
hilt to whom she had ,never,
iii.rerealed"eithier her poverty or the past.
.1,tragediee her ria,Mity inad unrclergona-
.•:::,diffling ,theiWarreandrevoiratien. • •
:FernilyeDecirnated
' "tWo.ofilier brothers had .beentkillect
the 'reVoiation, their
,property :was, bondiScatted ., and L her
ns; -died., • She -11,6reelf married a
'••••• tithitaniaii, Who, a. year ago, went to
• bria native cotintry in:hope of return-
.: t4g Retelar With ituridsii:'.Heware shot
•at •the frontier ter trying to Smuggl•e
'',inetelitaatclise Itustelar. Her eitter's
• bilraliaarkwas•iltattri as ca'1.6OlinrCerr-FSVOILI.-
tiOnl.Ste.' T1111 two, daughters+ obtained
.'‘'Werke-orreiewitli' a .Goireininent bureau
•:raid the:nth er Wit.h, the "Che-kav. oresed-
•'eret palice. She worked' foe the ."Che-
• lea," ,beca•u,se enabled the
• feentiler, _through, trhie.. influence' of the
e`"Oireka" to retain two -morns to live
,•.
•
'..1,46.,...;;; coMbined earnings, of the. two
-,:,•datiktriers was • less,:,,thaiii. .$10 monthly,
tiviut ittout
.. •
adiergentismulnig
e".•11'eitelto Jor,arcquaitu itnloe e conree-
•,P•Ondetrt- lir ea new in a iti,ity tittle reoin
oinitire'reixthr fleet- of an elevatorle.ss-
• :•ii.iatcart.tnett, It was etriel'enttlitat she had
•' wealth*. , she never re.-
lerred bcf ,ii.1”.The Other day' she Wane
e.oneanteredriS.A.Pallac,e-like Striteture,
, ,are,
bue of.
the, • legest. residenees, Mos,
-iL'it!".teve, 'with .carred' oaken stairways and
.1 1ateentratree, Iitall".ae..big as an ordniatry.
dittY- apartiteirt.ri Sdrhe ono
.recilietrieeclettiart the,"rdein wan
'tarnished• - • ..• ., •
'Yetai, 11t0a4, fir said. Anct then,
t1a,addea hashaillr: .1"I Was born here.
•' • tilt' WatS. 1(1110W." • •
She Was tire daughiter of tite.wealth-r
"'teat Merellaut in4Vio:seda..
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„ HOW LOVO''.1,ighifetiSiBilordpna• il
„ifi..:,kin-diy.,:;w1iite-totiled old gentle-
• . ,Man,e interested' in. a- bright-ey•ed, bare.
• 44011.0 -little' inertivebby Who
rasjlying histrade a, 'crowded city
A oariittes'tiortod him 'abett t hinteelf and
• /113.'werle. 'Acietirditg to ,the ' Stara., as
,....e•rop§itoa by ,Pielliatger, 'there...was a
.:Yolinger•brother- to ibe slipi1otte"d, "Jim'
„
•:„., • nityekI, who WaS,IaMe .and, "ciluldii:ti earn
•-•
•Sehl the' sYmpathetta
,,•;que4tione.r," ••••.!'rtii,at-iiiilkes• it hard; you
de.b.et ter Oird,"
figure was erect in•
wag e.rolept
indignent..
'Leonid sol body to
heine ...to ,; . of help. . What
liavin' Itiek if
fr (jr of" getting ithingS
there.".Wiie 'nobody 'divide; it; With,?"
s.trot" r,ttiletl, egri.
tit& tiOwsbuy
g •;.tife oid
ii6bOdY
si.1paorer ser
,
•' Meta '•• " • „ .
•-' ri' • • „ ' • •• • •
ItittligestiOn..DiSappe4rs'.* he
; the )3fued, Supply.. is fl.rxelltekl,'
The urgent aeeclf$f .WifJo.' Onffer.
'frern' indigestion' and' 'Who. the.
erttinitreh iralable to' p•erforiti, uSual,
_ • .,,,
,Pain and,,diletresra ;after' eattlieViL:13".tlia.
*m7:I Os/ isitOWS• . that rit,
.Weak to.'„perfOrm, the 1wOrket digeSting,
;the feed taken. thisiertitildirt0" 4°,11iie
people foolititty'.tesort mirgativeir,
'brut. these' oulYettoititker 'the'
New strength is. giVelt
1aelits,,,t1by Dr. Pink !pine he -
Centre sios,e'puts,.euieibiti'uird iLf the
bio04, rtipply, . • This it the reatireir•Pria-
ceisartiii giving strength and tone, to ,the,
ialtoMaCk. and it ,anectrater •Ier. the
speedy relief in', stomaCh ditorderS.
.tileat,:ifollovo, 'the iiuSe,of D. WiIliam&
Iink Pills,'.: .ittre.'aPpettte reviVes.,'1•1fOtidl
can; be -taken withoixt discoMfart. and;
the buiden ,arird.1 paina of indigeertiOn
are '.fehrisekt,1
PrOinineritlatttifiess. man ef;,..14eMtille1,,,
bearS.11.66SaiiwaYi
,these int:eases' 'Of ,thi's kind•e.Ite,
says:. Was attacked ,witlii
• tiOn iaceornntaried. Sterete. eran5.Ps ri!O.
the r,stoniach. et :Wes. preserilied for1-bY.
the:family doetor,,,htit gol•irgry.
.beneilt;Thiel?: I tried i0Oie :Of :the ad
yertiSed bat With nee -better
result. • Indeed My eenditiOil•WaS gr07411':
,itht.,:werSe.,. Then J read case of:
a mat virile nraleed'br. Piak
COndition 'was. siMilar to
ity and I: -decided :to.;try'ithlis,
'Medicine, . The result, 1. think,,' was
. •
ainaziegi as the 'use of -sik boxes re:
, . .
.sttnited:Me to iny,. fernier good'. health.
Can. tiler:ref-Ore iirarfnly recoMmend the.
use of rthis Medicine -fair stonlaeli
trou-
Yon • �n get 'these Pills `from •any
medicine dealer or by inaileat Ceuta
a box or elic boxes for f$2,50 from:The
Mealleine Bratila 'the eOteR ef th,e,Oxerstal Palace:, Lon -
Y. Mee Ont. • , '• •:.i, • don, contains. fourteen acres 'of :glass.
• - • n
oivlo the hinob I Want
•
SehaP11311.et ;Ott' rfid• WOW.,
oypr tot griatilpar''31 PTO. tio.dar,Y,
IVI.Other VII tides. X .kplOw1'-,-;"
,Tirst ata; got ito
Nogillift to .414, the•Whele.:daY'
'Perilitin! the X 'want ;to. do,
VII 'be iterriblY thengil1;
Alw4i biltroyin.c on. the',•goi
Peeffin:' arlitilV. the cowif;
StUilirit the haler' up in the mows •
-Ootitite-te: do the wbeio
'..,(410PrtXtrf-thie things, f want 'to .
Nue ftti., Yon'
DO the tartuo th-a-t4uu„vratitju
01•OktuF apd, eheOSIM' Ibei"e there,
Pinkilint'Sonie fun 'moot ,everywhere.
Notaiiii'tio do whole day uttoautit,
i•deptIn the you Want to do,
-
WOlaer WhYU. the Mike I eee .
Den:Plebe:ye Mu the saave. as 'me.
Seekne as. thonon they, go blind
Takin' anythingitheyIind; . '•
:C.Verldh'Iattlie Whole daYetibriptigh„
Things, that'aley don't' went to (to.
• • .
iletcher life! when I've growled tall,
Worir aa' ine Won't hitch at alt,
'Canoe 1'114i:01c abound a it,
Haat& for the place I fit.
. ,
Then I'll spend nry whole! life threugb
toirt' rihe tItin.gs that I want to do.
, Never Again.
.
, "Scientific manage/nett is here, to
stay. Those who Oppose le are as
-shiftless 'as, the old'eari, The old earl,
before going to his bath to dreSS'for
dinner ete evening, for some reason,
corinted his money, six' ilre-pthind
noteS, rani laid thera on his drealIng-
fable as nanal. On returning freenhis
bath he again a:tinted his money, end
one of the -five -pound notes wag' miss -
fag, Ile looked ruefully at his va,let
busily ' fastening pearl studs. in his
evening shirt. `Triuniph,' 'said 'flee old
earl, 'a loss of live poi:Inds, • I never
cotunted. my moneeebefore and I never
will again. It•doest t pay.
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fl Their
..,urnamesrip
&BARLETT
Racial • origin — Engiish-tier
Source—A localiti or a given name.
' The history of this family name is a
bit emu:plea and in some respects ob-
, 4
•
• In ome instances it is true that. the
name may be founded upon the same
word, but search 'through the
cords fails, to ,diseloSe that this is the
principal source of it.
• On the other hand there is every
evideneethat the name came into Eng-
land at the time of the Norinan in-
vasion and perhaps again at later
periods as a surname inclicaiting that
the bearer had come from a piece in
Normandy called Es carlae.
The natural tendency of the English
tongue would be to drop thie
initial
„ ,
"E," just wit Was the tendency of the
French to prefix an "e" to words be -
"e." •
Again, 'there is another line of de-
velopment indieated, involving three
languages., German, French lead Eng-
lish. Under tnie explanation the name
would virtualli. be thresame as that of
Charlet. This, given name, of Ten-
.
tonic origin, came to be spelled With a
"Oh" instead of a "K" in France In
.
Some cas,ee, being taken back Into Ger-
many; an "S" was. prefixed to maiatain
bine soft pronunciation, and it became
"Schaal')." If taken into English at a
still later date, probably 'already. de-
veloped into a surname it would rath-
er easily have become "Sca'rlo" -and
tihen "Searlett" through similarity in
sound to "scarlet" , •
,
• MILTON ee,
• .
Racial Originngl.sta.
Source—A tocality. '•'
There is little dolibt about the a
tienality of this fatally name., So fre-
quently does It appear in lists of
names froin medieval English times
and from Iceitelities hi which English_
people have s.ettrietd.
It is One of pie roast frequently °c-
oercing of English family names, rank-
ing next only to such mantes Smit'h,
,Tonee and the more Pqmilar of this
names made up by the addition of
"son" to a given name. •'
The' family name of 1VIittto,n ' of
comae conies from a place name But
in the individual ,caste you'll find it
just about hopeless to guess where the
original bearers dame from. There Is
a toyvn. named Milton in Dorset. There,
it one' in Devon. 'Phere are 3.Vlatons
in Fife and Haots, in Kent and North-
ants., M Oxford, Westmobeltnd, York-
shire sad in many other sections of
England. " Some of tb.e.se, towns, of
course, do not' date b•ack medievel
tiniest, and the milks. reimaed to in the
naming of them are sometimeserealLy
factories. • But the 'MKS. which gave
the medieval towns their names, of
course were grain mills,. •
• Cousridering the trumber of towns
which were dolled Milton, it is no,won-•
der that the faintly name is found so
often' to -day and that ,peopiev of this
•name' are not necesearrily even remote-
ly ,related to one 'another, though -they
•to as tar back as twent, generations
ago. ,
1*, eer,, - • ' -1' '1
•
TI!',If/1115004*. .41);IPAPOjn:, '
„
'irht, Explodes.. t IVED
xr,te icoewe coowec
•tgerrirvy04111:.! .51r;v60'11"9401)0,103; tiale1:1140ticir
leso, aud loSo, and tire plugs •become
• tooble. Plazas. clie.COvered thie fact •
The healthy otota sWeps weli, and thmiisarids of yeors' beforre it -amain MONETTE'S ST 0 M 11
4.41,11.10. kt,,a wo3cino twuns is never ci:oss jugu existo, Arta timay sret out to de-
TROIJI314,4E, NOW PVER- ,
but aiways haeoPY Jit If! vise, way's of en.surring that -tal'O'Ir Vet`d; conivrE HE mAK
01E4 egC)00- aabCk. upou trol$h ,,w• •
orA.TA
eevish Mothers if 'ynar aajdren, dp some, like the thlatie gad tbe tba,n4e, 'STATEMENT,
not sleep well; if they are cress alto develoPed SteefES provided vedli • •
or' .grea deal, Kly.0 Mom POrs iiibtalloons of demi., by mewls' of which riedareo Taulac Complete y
Oaen Tablets and they will Soon 1). they axe, carried for macs. tEbe one,
Overcame His Trouble After
Everything Else FailelL
Taalae for it has made a. new Mao, ctf
"I: was a lookY day iffillen bgtigla
well ,and happY 'again, • The• Tahlate
are a lona ,.but thorough laxatire whiehi
bowelS, sweeten the store-,
ach,tbanish conetipation, onlid
digeStiou and prciinote,heelthful sleep.
Tli1ey 'are absolutely guaranteed, fres.
front opiates and may be giVen to the
neiv-born babe With perfect safety.
They are sold by, utedicine.,aoalers, or
by mail at 25 centS box -,frati-The-.
Dr. Williams' IVIedicirie Coe 3:itiock-
vale, Out.- .
,
Dreams That Spell Danger.
• The state of ...our health es., revealed
In our eleep'bo a niudh greater extent
than we might iMagine,
FOr instance, tillage who have what
are known as "soft dreams," , Which
donsietof endless views. .long
stretclies of country ,moving slowly
past, are asually foanrd to be 'subject
to headaches, and violent neuralgia.
Frightful dreams -foretell a sadden
rush. of bymfie to the head while
dreams- about blood point to milamma-
thin it saline part of the body. eIn thia
eennection a person.may suffer, from
nothing more serious that a ,festered
finger, and yet the spectacle ot blood
,will form part of his dream.
Dreams about rain Or water are of-
ten signs of irritatiou 'of the Mucous
membrane, and the dreamer' should
not be surmised. to wake up with a
sore throat.
• Should. you dream oE people several
times their nen:nal size, it is an in-
fallible sign that the. liver is affected;
while it has been netieed that when
the dreams are of pain la any particu-
lar part of the body there is eometh.ing
wroug with that part. •
NumerouS forms of fever are an-
nounced by dreams of an uncommonly
terrifying character; while in oases of
severe neuralgia aud rheuntatic affec-
tions, disturbed dreams artefoceastion-.
ally found to be forerunners of an. at-
tack, .
Indigestion gives rise to very mor-
bid 'dreams; into which weeping,,sor-.
deather, funerals., suffocation, and
strange animals enter.
All these thi.ngs are due to the curl-
,
ous effect which•the mind has over the
•
body during periods of sleep, for
dreaming is a very natural thing, and
those who never dream at all are said
to be mentally afflioted.
'
`How pig is a Bean? —
Tommy is fond of squeezing tooth
paste out of his shiny new tube.
"Don't take too much, this time,
dear," his mother said to him. one
mornit,g when he was cleating hie
teeth.
"How much --May ',have?" asked
Tommy. '
"Well, I should think a little bit,
perhaps as big as a bean."
Tommy gave a great pinch. ana out
shot the paste.
"011, oh!" exclaimed his mother.
"Not at all, Tommy. Didn't I say as
big,as a bean?"
"Yes,'" replied Tommy. "This is a,
string bean,"
Fittingettn the IVfajeetic, the world's
largest liner, was a costly proceeding,
the stores including 16,000 eups 30,-
000 plates, .2,400 teapots and. '8,000
tumblers. _
By a eurioue "freak" of Nature,
• insects whieh are the most beautiful
When fnlily developed, are often the
most repulsive in the griti5 stage.
147.0t.. c°404reo... share
,
No NEED to warn the little folks away
from the -table beverage when Posturn is
served; every reason to invite every
member of the family to join in the enjoy-
ment of this wholesome, satisfying drink.
Pastan' is made from Nature's best
wheat, and contains nothing to harm
nerves or digestion.
You'll greatly relish its full-bodied
flavor and aroma.
An economical mealtime drink—the
large size tin. of.ipstant,Postutn will serve
• from 90 to 100 cuPls; .
• Made in the cup, in a moment.
Instant Postain for Health.
"There's a Reason'.
Made by Canacliet Poetuni•Cereal Coe Ltd.
Virindsor, Ontario
' „ • '
more and the lime grow tittle Para-
chateS, whieh Send their ii1eede twist -
in g through the air for long distainees,
The burro rei$Olved make ,nare of
animals: to do the work for them.
They grovst rows ot tiny hooks deign
ed to catch in the coats of animate.,
t-vi);Iteime ,ocitaraa;til41:1,banWsihaeys,,ailllidttehepiloprptiyli
perfected an efficient form of sprink-
ler. When the dry heads are shaken
by* the wind, tseetts are shot out in all
Teleit410 °11111•64iieal sencl.box tree was the
first, inventor of eaplosives. Its seed-
ppds are filled with gas, which ex-
pands until each. preosttre is reach
ed'that. the sheath bursts with a ntoise
like a revolver shot, .and the eeeds. are
distributed over a considerable area.
Can You Make a Speech?
There are few more useful aecomp-
lishme,nts than the ability to make a
good .slieecli, and a little kntowledge
will save you great deal of discomc
fort when the time comes for you to
"saTyr;aeineard forget that•
you are making
a speech!. • Talk in a quiet and natural
inauner, are if you were conversing
with a friend. Restrain your emc.tione ;
beginners should avoid gestures alto-
gether. ,Keep your hands still. The
expression of .speaker's face is im-
portant. Practise in front of a mirror,
Say.vnbat you have to s,ay in as few
words as possible. Never epeak about
a eubjeot which you do not thoroughly
uoderstand. Wlienever pOssible, pre,
pare your speech beforehand; but do
not attempt to learn it off by heart. If
You know what you want to say, the
words will Wine to you without any
trouble whIen tbe time comes.
Practise voice-eantuol by reading
aloud, taking ca,re .to pronounce each
word clearly and distinctly. The moire
the human voice is used the. more it
wlll improve. If you want to be heard
propenly, speak down; do not pitch
your voice as if you were talking to
semstody at the end of the room.
The motto of all public spetakers,
writes "A Former Sufferer," in "How
to Make a Speech," should be: Say the
right thing in the right way.
'
His Hearing Restored.
, The invisible eardrum invented by
A. 0. Leonard, which is a miniature
megaphone, fitting inside the ear en-
tirely out of sight, is restoring th,e
hearing of hun,dretis of people in New
York city. Mr. Leonard invented. this
&ruin to relieve himself of deafness
'and head n,ois,es,, and it does this so
successfully that no one could tell he
is a deaf man. It is effective when
deafness is caused by catarrh or by
perforated or wholly destroyed natural
drums. A request for inforraation to
A. 0, Leonard, Suite 437, 70 Fifth .A.ve.,
Net;ir York city, will be given pronept
reply: • advt.
Knowledge.
If I kneve you and you knew me,
'Tis seldom we would disagree;
But, never having yet cleaved leamie,
And treat each other "hOnor bright."
Both oftea_6_fail to understand
How little to complain .tbiere'd be,
If I knew you and you knew me.
That each interals to do what's right
Minard`s Liniment for sale everywhere
My Work.
I can do something others cannot do—
Let me find that, and do that one
thing well.
I're failed at many things I've • tried,
'tis tale, •
Have come to grief more oft than I
can tell.
Yet am I not prepared to .own defeat
And say there's taught at which I may
excstL•
I hope and. tru•st;,a.n,d hope aild faith
are sweet! - •
Some day I'll find MY work—and do
it web!
—Stickland
Weak in Arithmetic.
This is a true story; At office -boy
In a big business h.ouse approached
one of the clerks and, with great
solemnity, asked hirn to divide 180 by
ten.
"Eighteen, of course!" was the im-
mediate reply.
The boy looked thoughtful.
"Are you sure?" he demanded.
The clerk! thought•there was a catch
somewhere, but was enured that the
boy was in earnest.
"I've worked it out, and it comes to
seveuteet and tell Over," said he, and
it took a lot of eXplaining to satisfy
him. , •
rorest Fires end Furs.
The 'question of forest fie,-.' has just
been appreached from a new angle,
• shinned ilLah,foot„tO Jok)rev,-..,a,l, ..a.,V1,4,e1,11,,:,1,.,,',
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"4:e. said Artlitir Menet/re., 165A St.,
Elizabeth, IVIontreal 41VIY oPPOUto•
was so bad never knew what it was
to be the least bit hutigry. Even what
little I did force dowa soured ad
bloated me so ba,dly had terrible
smothering sensations and aWfui
pains. For mantits I 'was Unable to
eat any solid foocl end I got in 0. tor-
riblY runalewn coadition, becarne
o ne 'Vous would w
ing the night, and got little Sound
sleep. I was constantly looking for
something to bring me relief, bat
nothing seemed' to reach my case un-
til I rat a.cross Tanlac.
"Six bottles of 'Pardee completely
overcome my trouble I now eat just
anything and never havo an ache or
pain or a sign of stomach trouble. -I
can't recommetd. Tanlac too highly."
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Advt.
a I *aloe up all 'dna
• The Curse of Selfishness.
Selfishness is one of the m•ost des-
truotive'of human attributes. 'More is
hardly a crime or me,antess that has
not its root in selfishness, in the de-
sire to get ,something for oneself; and
one of the great temptations of wealth.
is to develop selfishness an utter dis-
regard, for othera. Their rights, their
interests, thein needs., their SOrrOWS,
their sufferings, make no a.ppeal to,
have no.place whatever in, the mind
of the selfish...luau or woman,
No human being has a right to a
career which will satisfy only himself,
which has no results to the race.
Whatever he is, whatever he has ac-
quired, is due not alone to, his own ef-
forts, but in large part to the society
in which he lives and to the accomp-
lishmetts of men in all preceding ages.
No man can live to himself atone, and
each one of Laie ovve,s. a debt to the
world which it is our first duty to pay,
in service of some kind for the emu-,
mon good.
Selfishness and avarice have no part,
in the Creator's plan. We were put
here to do team work; we were plan-
ned for it, and if we do anything else,
ir we do that which does not result in
some way to the well-being of the
-race, we are violating the very prin-
ciple of our being.
Get away from yourself; interest .
yourself in others; love them, hetp
them, or you will be•conie as cold, bar-
ren and he•artless as an ieicle.
C)OAF1SE SAL
LAN D.VSALT
Bulk CwrIots •
TORONTO 1344T viol:Alga
Ai CLIFF ,TORONTO
41.3"xies's .7noreatet. Dog laeinettlia
Book on
• DajG DISEASES
• and KoW r;,0 Feed
Mailed Fres to ally Ad• .
dreso by the .Aarther,,
• N. May ?Mover od.,,zuci„
120 West Zith street
New 'York. IJ.0.*
Baby W;,', its Cuticlira
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Baby's tender skiarequires scioth.
ing properties such as are found ia the
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum.
' The Soap is so sweet, pure and cleansing
and the Ointment so soothing and -healing, •
especially when baby's skin i$ irritated.
Cuticura'Talcum is also ideal for baby.
Snap 2Se. Ointreent25 and See. Talcum 25c. Sold
throughouttheDominion. CanadianDepot: •
Lymans Limited, 344 St. Paul St., W., Montreal.
SLMF'ICutitura Soap shaves without (RUM.
LY CRAZY
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MONEY' ORDERS. • nava S Vegetable Comp�und
Dominion Express Money Orders are
on sale in five thousand offices
th hout Canada
g
You can not lift up the people upon
whom you look drown.
Jellyfish float about in the water,
but earinot direct their course. Thus
they are at the mercy of whatever
current takes them.
Rural Route No. 1, Alascouelie, Que.
The minard's Liniment People,
Sirs. --I feel that I should be doing a
wrong if I neglected to write you. I ha,ve
had four tumors growing on my head
for years, 1, had them cut off by a sur-
geon about fifteen years ago but they
grew again till about three months ago I
had one as large and shaped like a lady's
thimble, on the very place where rny ha,ir
should be parted and it was getting so
embarrassing in public that it was a
constant worry to me. ' About three
months ago I got a bottle of your lini-
ment for another -purpose and saw on the
Sabel good for tumors.. Well 1 tried it
and kept it for exactly two months, with
the result that it has entirely 'removed.
all trace of .the tumor, and. were it not
Shat they had been eut'fifteen yea.rs 8.ga,
no mark would be seen. I have not been
asked for this testimonial and you can
use it as yen see lit.
•(Signed) FRED 0. ROBINSON.
am a farmer :and intend using
33flina,ra'S mittiment on a mare for a
strained tendon, and am honing for &woe
results. FRED 0. R.
elped Mrs. Beecroft
Hamilton, Ontario. --"I have suf. •
fered for three years from a female
trouble and consequent weakness, •
pain and irregularity which kept trio °
in bed four or five days each nionth.
I nea,rly went crazy with pains in my
back, and for about a week at a time
I could not do my work. I saw Lydia.
E. Phalcham's Vegetable Compound
advertised in the `Hamilton Specta-
tor' ,e,nd I took it. Now I have nor
pain and am quite regular unless I
overwork or stay on my feet from.
early morning until late at night. I
keep house and do all my own work
without any trouble. 1 have recom-
mended the Vegetable -Compound to •
several friends."—Mas. EMMY BE -E- ,'•
CROFT, 16 Douglas Bt., Hamilton., •
Ontario. •
For nearly fifty :,•ears women bare
been telling bow Lydia E. Pielcham'a
Vegetable Compound bas restored
their health when suffering with
female ills. This accounts for the
enormous deinaud for it from. coast
to coast.
If you are troubled with any ail-
ment peculiar to -women why don't
you try Lydia E. Pinkliattee Vege-
table Compound? It has helped
others, let It help you.
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,VARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
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Unless you sec the name "Bayer" on ta'blets, you are not get -
ling Aspirin at all. Accept, only an "unbroken package" of
i'‘13-ayer Tablets of Aspirin,"'which contains directions and dose
The trapper is the latest individual to worked out by physicians during 2:2 years and proved safe by
add his testimony to the damage forest '11* fo
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firep, go to the great tur iudustry. Ttse . •
tut is foram, liras iflurti everY COldS
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dian interest and benefit trot one. Sueh 'HeadachRheumatism
being tire oaise, and as 00 per cent, of
all forreS1t 111MS are started by human Earache
agency, is It not foolish and criminal
Too lhache Neuralgia Neuritis
Lumbago Pain, Pain
that we allow fires to l'avage oirr 1rfaudy "Bayer" boxes of 12 teblets---ArVO bottles of 24 and /00-17.r1ggist1i. , 1'
forests? . Aspirin is the trade marlt (registered iii.aanadh.) ot 'Player 31Tanuraetar:„. or trope., . ..
• ttootioacidostor or smioyiloaeld.. viriiii,.1 it is mistl knovvix thot si,nvIn inosne Usyrir
I 11$B1.1e No. 28—'gl.), r . 17,1allotooturo, to olislmt the public against:Imitations. the Tithliqr. , TtoyArtV
,(Nutipa,
Ititt/i be stamped with tirote. genetat trade Mark the 1"1344'ex crot:t411' ' ,1
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