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BE Nti':l'7iFi+4i''1• U' dL`Dtt1NG,
(Chum:). Life.)
The lteartlese wave- of seandelou3 itz-
witt•enee eluotret lit the lamentable Kin -
rade murder, has happily quieted down.
At this reason of church's sorrows it
rrvalls the rubble which cried out eme-
lt-Only ani unpjle iugty for blood. Stranger
c<eincideneei than those of a girl'& lonely
presence in the house with the murderer
sled the victim, and having a stage life La
seeking tin independent living, then hav-
itt a disappointed lover have occurred.
It every person's actions were called
into question, with the cruel notes of
suspicion and interrogation, would many
fare more creditably? .Chink back,
Canadian, to a murder committed at
1Qapanee eighteen years since. It, too,
o seats a mystery and also there was the
eager scent for. a sacrifice, with wild and
repeated accusations against persons near
at hand. It was vile. Years later, the
nnurderer was detected in Kingston pent-
tentiary, whither he had been sent for
a later crime. The lesson was valuable,
but was apparently lost.
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AILING
WEAK AND NERVOUS
To -day the common complaint with
weak men and women is lack of kid-
ney vitality. Isere you have the cause
of your i11 -health.
Wouldn't it be wise to use a tilae-
te.eted remedy like Dr. Hamilton's Pilla
—they cure that "ailing" feeling in
one night. Next morning you feel like
new—bright, fresh, and happy. Appe-
tite improves. dull, sallow color grows
ruddy and clear, proving that great
good is being done .by this scientific
medicine.
Drs H milton's P Us
A. Sure Cure
No Appetite—Bad Color—General
Debility.
"I was run down,.' writes Mr. Albert
3i Dixon, of Fairhaven 2. O. "My color
was duU, and appetite was peer, and I
awastantly suffered from rheumatism.
"I found it hard to sleep and felt
won out and tired all the time. Dr.
Hamilton's Pills made an instant
change. I grew strong, my blood was
restored, rheumatism vanished. To -day
1 am vigorous, cheery and healthy- in
every respect.
Take Dr. Hamilton's Pills 'when
you're well, when you're sick., when-
ever you think a purifying tonic will
do you good. Sold everywhere in yel-
low boxes, 25e each, or five for $1.00.
Insist on having only Dr. lianiltou's
Pills of Mandrake. and Butternut.
Rough Handling for log Thief.
I A young girl of fifteen, Mlle.
'Yvonne Meyer, living in the Rue Pe-
trelle, was taking for a walk her dog,
ee h.icli .she• held by a leather strap, tfte
'"'o#lzhr day, when a man who had treen
following her suddeny cut the strap ante
A knife and picking up the animal Dash-
ed off.
Eyewitnesses of the scene pursued the
thief, whom they had almost overtaken
when he threw the dog under the wheals
of a passing autobus in the Rue Roene-
chouart. The animal was instantly kill-
ed, and while Mlle,. Meyer, who bad
fainted from emotion at seeing her pet's
fete, was treated at a local pharmacy
the thief :.as captured and roughly han-
dled by the crowd. Ho was handed ever
le the police, but refused to reveal late
itientity.—Frons Le Figaro.
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THE "CHAMPION
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BAS and OASODUNE
ERMINES
R must give oatitz-
fMcdlaorn or you don't
pay for it.
SOLD O11; TRIAL
' yt tee only Gasoline negate that you eau try
'store you buy. I know what the "Chain -
vino" will do. and I want you to be fully
settened with It before you pay for It. The
rodeo is low. 5'ttil particulars free.
in. Gillespie, Dept. "fin"
breast St. East, Toronto
Not a Hero to His WPl if '.
Jack the Giant Killer doffed itis seven -
league boots.
Yes," he said, "my wife always makes
ire wipe 'thea. off when I conic in the
house."
Tilos we learn dept even magic doesn't
help a. fellow out in doiac,tie Mae -New
York Sun.
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
a.o
Reminded Him.
Little Soy (meddling with his father's docu-
uteuts)--Papa, this letter from Mr. Mento- {
burn has a postscript, "B. T. L." What does
that---
Absene. Minded Statesman —Give me that
letter son:
rilestil), borne tt1.
icor Catarrh of the Throat of .,,1f wo
Years' Standing.
was afflicted for two years with
catarrh of the throat. At first it was
very slight, but every cold 1 took made
it worse.
"I followed your directions andin a
very short time 1 began to improve. 1
took one bottle and am now taking
my second. 1 can safely say that my
throat and head are cleared from ca.
tarrh at the present time, but ! still
continue to take my usual dose for a
spring tonic, and 1 find there is noth-
ing better." --Mrs. W. Pray, 260
Twelfth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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WISDOM FOR SMOKERS.
How to Select a Pipe—When It Should
and Should Not be Used.
Mr. Smoker, a word with you.
In selecting a pipe, there are three big
considerations, but prettiness is not one
of them. Sec that there are an patehed-
up holes in the brier, be careful the. pipe
is not too hearty, and make sure the
bore allows it to draw well.
A pipeful of good tobacco should last
thirty minutes. Poor tobacco buries -fest.
Tile proper place to hold the pipe Or
cigar is straight in front. nut at the
side of the mouth.
Don't smoke out of doors in freely
weather or in a high wind. In the form-
er ease the lips get cracked, and it pre-
vents proper breathing; and in the lat-
ter calks it is uncomfortable for you and
every one else about you, say's the l'hi1-
adeljshia, Inquirer.
Without mental or bodily labor to
counteract it, much smoking is injurious.
Outdoor exercise is indispensable. If
you're t:loseiy confined indoors you
shouldn't et:mkt,.
Tobacco tends to diminish the sugar
of the blood; therefore teat ,plenty of
ripe fruit.
Unpopular as the dictum may be, it is
unrtiise to siuoke immediately after
meals. ,cooking, by interfering with the
supply of o• ygen, impedes digeationo
Point of Difference,
"Yes," saki the bride of three short
months, "I had made up my mind to
remain in the spinster class, then John
appeared upon the scene and I accepted
him leecause he was so unlike other
men."
"Oh, of course, he's different," rejoined
the envie-as htdy friend. "Ise proposed."
----Chicago N'rwe.
A MOTHER'S CHIEF CARE
IS HER BABY'S WELFARE.
Every mother is ausious that her lit-
tle one shall be healthy, good natured
acid bright, Every mother can keep her
children in this condition if she will give
them an oeeasional dose of .Baby's Own
Tablets. '.These '.Tablets will eure all
stomach arei bowel troubles, destroy
worms, and make teething easy. Mrs. T.
Covert Massie, Toronto, Ont., says; `:I
have used Belle's Own Tablets for my
little boy since the was three months old,
and find that they agree with hive splen-
didly." Sohl by all medicine dealers or
by mai, at ?.i cents a box from the Dr.
11i!Iianee Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.
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How High a Tiger Can Jump.
Por the benefit of the prospective big
game -hunters e cur respondeut finally
disposes of the theory that a tiger is
unable to jump to any height .Yom all
fours. He records that he took refuge
in a tree from a particular tier. The
beast, however,umped up to elm, "like
an indict rubber ball, a good seven feet,"
and it was only "by letting gp, with my
right and ramming both barrels down
his mouth that I did not have a very
bad time of it."
The moral evidently is that when
avoiding a tiger it is necessary to find a
tree with its lowest branch at least six-
teen feet from the ground.—India .h'ield.-
BETTER THANSPANKING.
Spanking docs not cure chiidren of,
bed-wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum-
mers, Box W. 8, Windsor, Ont., will send
free to any mother her successful home
treatment, with full instrutions. Send
no money, but write her to -day if your
children trouble you in this way. Don't
blame the child, the ehaneee are it can't
help it. This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine dif-
fieulties by day or night.
d.M b►
His Wall ' ttg Papers.
"My sister '11 be down in a minute,"
1 said little Carence, who was entertain -
1 ing the young man in the parlor. " l[
heard her tellin" maw a little while ago
that site was gonf to give you your writ-
ten pm -minion to perambulate to -night.
What do you reckon she meant by
that?"
"I think I know, Clarence," said the
young man, reaching for his hat. "Yon
may tell her, if you please, that I have
decided not to wait for it."
impossible Story Beginning.
(With apologies to the New York Mail.)
"The bank president, signing his name
in clear, legible charaeters----"
Different Strata.
The irresistible high handshake charmed
to sleet the immovable low handshake.
Whereupon they gave each other the
cold shake and pass on.
Speeking of Yttcomen.
A Inpruurterit. to the late Queen Vie -
toile is to be et'aete aptMee,
'Mere were 20 per edit. less marriages
in New ' :ork eit r in 1908 than in 1907.
By a vote of 31 to t, the ,Oregon Leg-
islature iias refased to abolish the whip-
ping post for wife -beaters..
German women ;are taking np boxing,
and there ere as readier of schools where
the art of self-defense is taught.
The fellows toe ilio Oeologivai Soeiety
of London have. .rejected by fifty votes,
to forty a proposal to admit women
members.
The labor latvs'in Trazlee for the pro-
tection of women and children only ex-
tend at present to those employed in in-
dustrial as distinct from commercial es-
tablishments.
The )3tlga,riin Parliament has voted
to tax bachelors. The proceeds of the
new tax will be devoted to the purpose
of education. Oyer 27,00 bachelors are
effected by the 'tax.
The Woman's Medical School at
Shanghai reeentlp awarded diplomas to
six graduates.. This school was rounded
three years ago. rile principal is a
Chinese woman, who received an advanc-
ed education in Canton and Honk Kong,
and there are 3t1 students.
Cure, Neur Igic
Agolpy
No affliction is so painful. so bard to
bear, as Neuralgia. it xnay strike any
organ—one nerve, or perhaps, a whole
set of nerves may be afflicted. Physi-
cians who have had large experience.
with this malady say local applications
aro best.
.A. well -tried treatnieut consists of rub-
bing the afflicted parts thoroughly with
Nerviline. The rubbing should be con-
tinued until the skin shows a warm,
healthy glow. This itt triably relieves
the pain.
Protection ati.
abut relapse is
e ringNo-Nerviline
best secu
villa Porous
Plaster over the
weak spot. No.
greater healer
than a Nerviline
Plaster is known
---it draws out
congestion, ab-
sorbs deleterious secretions through re-
laxed pores, acts as a suro preventive
against muscular aches, rheumatism,
sciatica, stiffness, lumbago and neur-
algia.
Remember. this. Nerviline treatment
has for nearly fifty years been curing
chronic cases—it will cureyou, too—
give it the chanee. 2,rie bottles of Ner-
viline and Nerviline Porous` Plasters 25e
each. Sold at ail dealers.
Instantly
Cures
THECas `j rC 1t,t0C.I;,,
Kipling lass y a ,i vivid picture
of the uttergtosli' ,!filsttarlryalism aroused
by the jlatssiaaitl ul I`ar,A Nevertheless
we continue in this• Christian land to
encourage the youths to strut about with
mock soldier garb and mimic guns while
their elders talk jingo and paper colonels
map out imaginary invasions. If it could
be made a part of the "Monroe' Doctrine"
that any Haan; on this continent who
talked of war should be put in a. straight-
jacket, America would give to the world
a lesson on the supreme folly of this last
legacy of our naked ancestors.
Pale, weak and nervous
people need a tonic that
will build theta up and
make them well and
etrong. Celery King is
the tonic that. will do
those things.. Large
package 25 cents, at deal- cis
ors or by mail. S. O. Wells & Co., Toronto.
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No Fun,
Dorothy's father is a militia colonel,
and on a recent occasion she saw hien,
in brave array, at the head of his regi-
ment.
"How do you like your fatherin his
uniform?" the colonel asked his small
daughter that night.'
"You look handsomer than anybody
else," said Dorothy, loyally, "and you
held your head up as high! But I think
they were mean not to let you have a
drum to play oni"--Youth's Companion.
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Minard's Liriment,Relteves Neuralgia.
A BIG PROGRAMME.
Great Britain will spend on the navy
this year the sum of X5,142,700, as
against ,232,310.d00- last year—a net
increase of £2,825,200. The programrne
for the coming year, as laid down by
Mr. McRenua, the first lord of the ad-
mirality, includes the . following: 4
Dreadnoughts; 0 protected cruisers; 20
destroyers. Besides these, a number of
submarine boats will be built, for which
a sum of half a million is allowed.
Minard's Liniment Cares Dandruff,
!Mountaineering,
Stella—flow can a man get into so
eiety?
13elia—'Tare a wife And an auto that
y,re both good clinibere.
Many a man boasts that Ws *rite
made him wiled she doesn't seam to
be particularly . proud .1 the job.
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DON'T BE AFRAID
that Sunlight Soap will spoil
your clothes. There are no
inpurious chemicals in Sun-
light Soap to bite holes in
even the most delicate fabric.
$5,000 are offered to any-
one finding adulteration In
Sunlight Soap. Glc
a«; 0ala, 4th55S,4V, t r e,
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Since Father Got in Politics.
Since father got in politics,
It doesn't seem the same;
lie never takes me on his knee,
He never plays a gauge,
.He sleeps late in the mornings,
Ho comes home late at night;
Since father got in politics,
Things somehow don't seem right.
Since father's got in politica.
He's got no elms to stay
At home to talk with ma and me;
Jle eats and runs away.
cervi sometimes, when. he's gone to bed,
The door bell rings, and then
Ho has to get right up and dregs,
And go down town again.
Since father's got inpolitics,
Ma worries all the while;
And .often now I see her ery,
But seldom see her smile.
And father's erosser than he was,
But what makes mother else,
Is; when he leaves the hauee without
Just kissing her good-bye.
Since father's got in polities,
Folks talk of him a lot;
Thep praise him for the splendid wags
And virtues that he's got.
And you can bet, It pleases us
To hear them ,'heer his name;
But eine hes got in. politic':;
Things don't just seem the same.
Sometimes run takes me on her Itneo.
And wipes her eyes and tells
That it 1s right that pe should serve
The city where he dwells.
She says the city needs gouts mea
Like pa, but then 1 know
Down 1n her heart she wtahes ite
Was the pa of long ago.
Since father got in politics
He doesn't know, I guess,
The way ma masse: every day
His loving tenderness.
I miss it, too, but I'm a boy,
An& I oan stand It, though
It's rather tough to have to see
Your mother fretting so.
When I grow up to be a man,
(To -day I'm only six);
And have a wile as good as ma
I'll keep from polities.
I won't make her cit and fret
Nor sigh for me at all;
Her love will be the prize I want,
Our home, mq elty hall.
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A Woman's Sympathy
Are you discouraged? Is youredoetor's
bill a heavy financial load? Is your pain
a heavy physical burden? I know what
these mean to delicate women—I have
been discouraged. too; but learned how to
cure m_yyeelf. I want to relieve your bur-
dens. Why not end the pain and stop the
doctor's bill? I cart do this for you and
will if you will assist me.
An you need do is to write for a free
box of the remedy which has been placed
in my hands to be given away. Perhaps
this one box will cure you—it has done so
for others. , If so, I shall be happy and
you will be cured for 2c (the cost of a
postage stamp). Your letters held eontl-
dentiaily. Write to -day for Inv free treat-
ment. MRS. F. F CURRAH, Windsor, Ont.
As Much as He Could Be.
There is a well-known club roan in
Washington, a. man of such conservatism
that he is rarely known to answer a
plain "yes" or "no" to the most trivial
question.
On ono occasion, says Ilarper's Dlag-
azilte, two women of his acquaintance
were discusaaing this peculiarity of the
club plan, when ;one of then] announced
that she was willing to wager that she
could make the conservative individual
say "no" flatly. The wager being accept-
ed, she addressed the club man thus:
"Let me see, Mr. Robinson --you are
a widower, are you not?"
"As much of a widower. madam," he
answered, with at. polite bow, "as it is
possible for a man to be who was never
married."
c.
ort
11 new discovery, 'Has more
rejuvenating, ^'italiziug
force than has ever before
been offered Sufferers from lack of vigor and
vital weakness which sap the pleesttres of life
should take C'. N. One bol: will show wonder-
ful results. Fent by mail in plain package only
on receipt of this advertisement and one dollar,
Address, The Nervine Co., Windsor, Ont.
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A la Mode.
"Yes, Herbert," murmured the lovely
maiden, "I will marry you—I don't care
whether you are rich or poor!"
"My peerless girl!" fervently exclaim-
ed Herbert, folding her to his heart. '1
see you have looked the up in Brad -
(street's!"
ISSUE NO. 16, 1909
HELP WANTED.
F w ANV.I.SS1IRS WA;N.txn—BIOST &sauL
v IS
case; best tea; beet term.% Alfred Tyler,
I acdco. Ont.
vvANTED—AGENTS—MALE AND ra-
mble; make htg money selling our od-
fiee and household epeeialtes; entirely new;
everyone waute them; write quick. Agencies,
Ltd., 595 St. Paul street, Montreal.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY BANKING
town to eon the "5 In 1" Systean of
Correspoudenee without envelopes which elilm.-
teato the use, expense attd trouble od en-
velopee and addressing them. Ileac), exten-
sively for letters, notions, invoices. stake-
ments, acknowledgments, assessments, ole.
Ask your banker about it. They all use it.
Bank clerks especially in spare moments will
fins selling ""5 in 1" a pleasant and profit-
able recreation. Send for samples, The "5 !a
1" Lotter -Envelope Co., Ltd., Toronto.
FARMS FOR SALE.
9: Or SALE—Olt TO RENT -140 ACRES.
close to Bothwell; good house and fatrat
buildtng'e; good Toads; terms easy. Apply 50,
G'hbbons, Harper & Gibbons, London, Oen-
adat.
FS e Pr1-PayO-
,ng Farms in 14 States. Strout's
weestwaeleweeres New Monthly Bulletin of Real '
Bargains, profusely illustrated, mailed fres; we pay
your R. R. fare. E. A. STROUT CO., Book C I. ,
Werid'°Lareeat Fars, Dealcog U„iveaaierfnee., Syracs,r,lgir
FOR SALE.
W OOLL'EN MILL FOR SALE—BEST
custom and mail order business la
State; age campeis retirement; don't write -
unless you mean business. Wm. Lambert,
Reed City. MVIichigan.
LOTS IN PRINCE RUPERT, THE GRAND
Trunk Pacific terminus, will be put 0n
the market in May or Juae .nest. Persnua
intending to invest should write for infor-
mation and advice to the Prince Rupert Real-
ty-Comanercial Co., Limited„ 630 Richard
street. Vancouver, B. C.
4 GENT•8—BRANCH OFFICE --CREW OR-
l;anlzeue wanted everywhere, advertising
and introducing 50 New Family Soap assort-
ments, seven cakes $1.00; box costs 10e; tal-
cum powder pmemtuat; otbens la proportion;
handsome packages; competition. beaten 40
ways; general agency pays $50-$100 weekly.
Moore Bros., manufacturers (20 years estab-
llehed). 288 Greenwich street. New York.
LAND WANTED.
PEFORE SELLING YOUR SCRIP, WIRE
me quantity mud lowest price you will
take. subject telegraphic acceptance. you to
forward subject eight draft; any beak.. Kon-
ning, 354 Main, Winnipeg.
W ANTED—SOUTH AFRICAN YETI11R-
ens' land warrants; apot Dash paid. W.
P. Rodgers, real estate agent, 608 leSelohyro
block, Winnipeg. Man.
The Wail of a Waitress.
(By Ethel lli, Iietly.)
IIS had the nerve to bring her here to
eat;
I seen them corrin' half -way down the
street,
An' I was ready for them, you can bet.
I ain't a-showin' the white feather
yet;
She's got any- beau, but I don't say I'm
beat,
I waited till they'd settled in their seat.
"Fiuo day," I says to him, real soft and.
sweet.
"Fine day," he says, °Pf you like your
weather 'wet,"
He had the nerve!
Don't say co'word, 1 fixed that couple
neat!
Iio acted like he's crazy with the Treat;
He didn't have no notion what he et.
- He can't come to ,jolly up leis vet.
She didn't come this ;say with williri'
feet—
He had the n arse.
--September Smart Set.
To whom it may concern: This is to
certify that I have used MINARD'S
LINIMENT myself as well as prescribed
it in my practice where a liniment was
required, and have never failed to get
the desired effect.
C. A.KING,M.D.
HE'S HERE.
(Guelph Mercury.)
The punctual robin will soo nsouaui
His vernal note so gay,
And every hillside will be found
In blossoming array;
The wind will lightly drift along
Among the wakening trees,
But ere we join the welcoming song
We'll pauae awhile and sneeze.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
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Very Ladylike.
"I wonder wily they eall that a lady
bug?" queried Harry.
"Because it's got good manners, and
behaves itself, and doesn't go shouting
around like a boy, I guess," said Polly.
THE FAVORITE
"Silent as the S tam!"
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