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R. lnliiit, of \Viltido g, Man., tails;
wet zratr:rrst ung ;lt:Cdy of rc:Ii,t ;rout itlirtost
ittioleroblC .tfterltirs:
I' am "t,rctry tell you troy. great lily
atsizgshove: ;ae n, Chronic hvercom-
" es,:co rip ;,t.iett by biliousness wort a
4
n 'ti
l r to lie lo'vet day
mart... t n.i t 1 1,
R
gr,Oel;'ittic^d the sickening offeror,of
t°ate e: id?rri at ;, t lodged for t'Onie rdedi-
aara.dz t ' t, tlouicl fserrattaently drive them
'r etrarix p; of Lir. .1.1) e'a Indian. Root
P`hlla,'X.iire glut they were worthy of a
triad. My surprise. mot !'pitted great.
1't"olt rite vtity lits'. I ev(ie4i,ai ct relief.
• ootiaaicitrvath hit ! :I found ltry troub-
les Ji tttalowly bat surely leaving me,
t s� t it (oriu I once more know what
ti rfi,:s`*; beiree from the llaras:;ing tet
%eta of lite ailments that had' long ;sick-
• toted and weoliened me. So great is my
Dr- 1.itx.Mt''s Indian Pills that
shall never Qia, slily a ohitityunt be tvitltout
them,"
3Jx k , raises:Ind,
"' a13�'' •flat Pilin cure
u °'« • list el and ictl igyr q .weans Liver trotib-
t • t t t rtd' 1 ensu Taira 4e41W f. ` 25c a box
• a -,o0er Gets!! .ro),. a id
r A."''""Oizi,,Lces' E)'Arr._tNG.
`soy. 1 i.:tti,esr.r:';G7t.'}!ire b Aloh(tom,
",Birt .7er lhei(.ta: awed., tat :. is pre-
Vise
re-
' ise,itl,•oitaerit..'r{`§�-,
WHIM. _t raJatUreGiete
VIRUS. TOM
When yon arts a sufferer from neural-
gia, "alike sura Brost that It is not from t1
tooth. 'There are rattiry clues cit 430•c41llod
t l'lirlllte .ttellrail,*lta, uryt !always f0.0i;ti,
which never a'eenr after a vitt to za. good
eitene:tintes it ill Accessary to visit
atom than ori:: dentist, for tho trouble
way be obscure.
If neuralgia is from other eausee do
..ot suffer rieetllesttly. Take it in hand
before it, gets too strong n grip.
.
T3t'llletiill ., it is causal 1'f over:vork;
elf sin by overheating or ,uyGe1)vil)iilty to
cold. .ls it arises largely from nerves,
then li'riu.; Ilygiouually :ixld ontting out
excitements hill.often give relief.
Do not till:o drugs and sleeping lloa7-
dels for ilrur;tlg1u until ovary tither
"mans has been tried. Thin' disease be-
ing re'ltilint, it la (W41'01'0114 to get into
the habit of artificial soothing.
Only take such relier under directions
of your doctor, and not then so long as
you can fight of/ the pain with outward
:spplic;ttions, mental Ettg;;estion, or by
gritting your teeth and betarittg it.
One noted specialist had a treatment
for this disease that is worth trying.
Ho dols not behove? in SOot.hilig pai,t, but •
"n seting it, and 1:i3 method of utero is
by cold w l.ter.
His eta trued is to treat not the point
whore the pain strikers, but the seat of
that pain. wleioh, lin claims, is the spine.
A towel wrung from teolel water anti
covered with a irlan!zet or '.i'urkish towel
'-(Arabella twee. ejeIherntf., Were rlt1,1'- 1E1 pi:ieeetl on elle 'tome well up on the
)i•sa
Last r,''[i�r } and Allrhf+il o, le^itlt; batik of the nevi:. This id changed three
Cfaorrier sal travult'er, was far from. tilers is tett in/Hata..
hums.),
"I. wonder." be re-peeted, "what she
.04.4.101.84.•••••••••••••••••
�tsiiin_°• idea . him. Cures Spring Tiredness
sere is a Fine Remedy That
Gives You Health On y*ly.
and he visited the ricttreol• til,irit(3tai-St,
"'What," spiel teliehonno. tor the
thiarl time, "is leteirsU•n doing?"
"She is looking eat of the window,"
!replied the medh,wi. "o:eido by ex-
eerting somebody."
"Tint is etr'nge i" 'andel !'otolltrs .
''Whom cess she clz:pe tt"
4hI" continued the a editen.
"'someone eiatkxe the 'house, and she
,:sr'essea i�himfoez`txdrlr"
""it, can't bel" Tried thet amblad
"'Hy wife is true, to me."
',weer he lays bice head on her lap
and looks tenon .ly into his eyes."
"Villain t" xoaDde,tt th has -
"Now obe kiltses him."
.:"It's Weed" yelled Alphonso. "I'11
tntk* you pay dearly for tibial"
The mediums say that he had gone
ifte- enough.
"Now, but t,aid, "he wags his tail.
h GREAT REMEDY
t FOR LITTLE NEI
Yon know how you feel, blue, sickly
anti heavy. Bich morning you tusked! in
a dull "dopy" condition and wish it were
night again. Your livor is wrong and
needs tiling with Dr. Htunilton's Pills;
they do cure all liver ills. At once the
system is relieved of poisons, blood is en-
riched and purified, appetite Meieases
and digostion picks up. Health and vigor
return bemuse Dr. Uantilton'a Pills
make the body orroof against weakness
and disease. For your liver, your kid-
neys, your stomach, for the sake of your
looks and feelings, try Dr. Hamilton's
fills, 25e per box at any dealers_
HOW TO ttriAICE A WHATYOUMAY-
CALLIT.
• o
€ mo
Cher
&
Jtottsp.
ndn
'I.oSt. its iviic.:u t
eery of Baby's Own Tablets. We have
re:ereett, thtttt.l:uds of letters praidiasg
then --eve have yet to receive a. single
.one condemning there. The '.''ablate eon -
not possibly do harm oven to the new-
berrn babe. They contain none of these
-Peitoflous (huge which make the so -tailed
"soothiug" mixtures so dangerous to the
welfare of the little Otte. They are a
t cienti€ie medicine prepared by one of
the greatest specialists o,t childhood ail-
ments and should be kept in every home
where there are babies or small children.
leire. Fred McCarthy, Pinewood, Oat..
*rites: "e have meet sial y°s Own Tublettt
and have found there a great remedy
for tittle ones. I would tot bo .without
i ern. ` The Tablets are sold by meets-
.•ins dealers or by mail At ler) cents o boo:
teem The Dr. W'illiaree' leletlieint Co.,
3rrot vilie, Ont.
CARE OF �HEE7t-3.
How they're teglected.
• ;scruguions clean -lines ie rteeesecy.
they should be brushed twroe each
day.
F, brush is uses, vel Lh' Lly, not horl-
rertaliy. <'
Bcashing ahauld be look% and out,
trot negleel:ing back teeth.
Before each.. end every brushing dental
floss must be used nwlt thoroughly,
Decaying Nitta between the teeth not
- esitl ' rot the teeth, but elxtli the breath.
The teeth should be examined twice a
c year diet cavities (if guy) :nay be filled
betimes.
No care is better repaid chair tliat
given to the teeth.
E!ANfw+Fei, Aa.''t .IKUint*.8'! CORM
When pittchedl 'e7,et fid.' irritated by ••ta
tight boot, lierit cis"iriflli«nareat can devel-
eke. Why iiuffeir when in twentyefour
hours you cart get acuedit with 'utnamn's
Vel bless Corn 4,4 (L Wtrllxt Extractor. It
keels, sootliegt •tut res, Per all sinal, Ac -
pert no sulekte. ,n . qtr r'ittni'. t"s. Pain.
,fierle, to i, it Iixtr Iter: Price
tipvciq. (S
P)Ohetthit
'Isg27v inhabitants,
iRtidtertoaak to pick
utt'9s..:and in one year
r � rYi w'
x r
i
!)�
.You don't even have to be bandy
with tool's to make a "vibratory whaat-
yonmayctllit." If you can thrive a.
tack tuhd cut notches in a shuck you
oau make one of these wonderful
toya that will furnish a lot of fi,:n.
Take a stick ab•aut six inches lung
and en's notches in one edge. Ftw-
ten a fiat, thin pieoe of wood to the
end with a small nail or tack that
it will revolve on the tuck. Draw
a second piece of wood over the edge
of the notdltes and the vibratory wavey
generated will eaves: the end piece
to revolve rapidly.
The Wiecouain "lumberjack" *tin
invented the tory thinks it will work
best if made of hard wood.
94;
'Mat Splitabn Headache.
will vanish! St you take
1` A. 9 RU CO" .ca chhe W Kers
i tvvpp Iquic!c. sere roue, and we esaranina they contain nothing
:tua tttfatt to the heart or narrows oyttant. 2 o. a hos, at en drub; ista'.2ry
tliiatitxtal Drag and Chat:sic:el Co. of Conoria, thong 1, Me ntreral.
sPm w ,c°'r TM-mxvasaiWewigzsannwwrw ma�.mdwaws•• 'nxn __
P.. 7
Pink leg''., a'.roizrteik,
.Pr • Ss Iger ,a; iryp 0 ZWE e. Vest.
n reeine and, positive prereuttve, no matter how horses at any UM* are
mrta ateted or exposed,' Liquid. given on the tongue, acts on the Otood and
''4t x:Lcts, expels the poisonous herr from the body. Cures Distemper In Doge
�c RI • i. Sheep, ant Cholera in Poultry. Largest selling live stook remedy, Curer)
k 1 ,. remedy. t o and Ss a
� .: s e, sung kidney r Y 5
n
and (
a beings human mil h
m ig
rl
among K
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p
• mallet,
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f'
?fro -will get it for you, 1[+i•ea k3ooklat, cult. Causes an .,
g.f ii DIG1RIBU?CRC—ALL WHOLESALE ofillaG Crrtt
iti+twaklel t'da_',o1Cd1L CO., Ckeniststoed Bacteriologist%0O„li"aPl KN€t.,i0,S it
" Yiira at iSktli3,e re a� 1. t Etta, i t iega',Ya hr�attil L u(.'!'
rpt. y........*,,..w.w (r,.
" ILE T" t .TCHS
e MOT MODERN AND PERFECT
E'► v,.r4ik+-iJ LEG n,'. T, TEM FIRST STM s7 E
They make t nolo° or sputter—a quiet, et.esdy tisane. The melee,
ter the emteL-,Qxi +:`.in aUIee aid tiro l sent.
h1I good dqr ore keep t(tmm mud YC€ttys Woodonware, ]1'i'hrswara,
Tube, Paha and Weehboards.
'TheB EDDY CTRU C D
A
Lhitc
4.wu.Pnvwwm.uw.+n xalr.•01,:Wygaft.....w rutameamewm aawsumnn.r ^'rok^ •tt="m'"
I.lvitiAl4'W'.aL a 1mmorn, .,t"%CM 4"wY mmusea stwa .'1./>i' ,•vI4'..' • '1" ","'/•ozji'wfJ�i.a
HOW LIFE LOOKS.
ISS J +1 NO, 19, 1911
V.mIWVwew.w.n,vwnuwYMwn.Y«rJrawaeV.nw+nif ow�w'KPMwwM�VmMwl!,
IiELP WANTED.
I r a:rs._io — w, So()DwOFtISii1.S, lura:
ettiulats, znotitrttirs, state age and
experience, and if married or single. 11'•
slt'li & .ton Co.. I.inttted, )t. George, Ont.
NAl+l` Ott 'WOMAN w Sq, .�'ltkiia
JI !
for work at 1iOlne, paying y4(Y0. tla-
1;i,lAt per day, with opportunity to ad-
vance. Spare time can b* used S'orii
ditricult, and requires no ;'s- t.t settee•
'4t it!ston, Limited, iiipailina avenue, To-
ronto.
WOMEN WANTS
VT
•
Vax
VV. 4 tiri'iAltlI1�tt+ l{� '1 d{ t',1 !tit.
tiers in spare time': its et Ol+ttoe
rieeceesary. Our limo" chs ec {a9Lr epos! tttr
mothers and girls atlI y loser i
isl• Cartadiait Trtaett� 'a_ir"iilxt.:"`sS ,
lbert street, Gtt,ryr
s'aI•i'9`,A.4stle,x CKr°ri t �' e1 c ` Wia1ti�I Y
salary paid! ',A1f1'edl Tklei, 1355 Clar-
e>iica• mti'Elet x!GnBtst Ont 1 .
�y c41t1N1 WA N rJ.1)-A itf t ij Y OTs'
(3. ,:t#the agonoy : F:rOposltioiXs :cotlt•Ilices
u$ that• tone ,vaitl •x{ua{ our Yeti t'rili
.pretty$ •ie(re';( if von r}on't apply for
particulars to•:!tri v piers Dept;, 22S Al-
bert. street., Ottawao.
?t(� OS IIS OIL, i�u13 CeP iir+ti rtollai `<t�''p5
.IJL. vain and soreness. rows• stay ul et a Drug-
gists everywhere. Prof. Ca -site, Ham-
ilton.
..: Every ifolan
Et inttireme i end shoed know
about the orulerfut
MARVEL 1illdrlieg Spray
The new Vageaat SSyfluke. !lose
—Mout It dcanues
Instantly. „ Ask your
" tiruggmt
'P be cannot supply the
i INAhVF. L. a.capt no
other.
Ti -4 E CALL OF •y H E LI el 'KS,l bit tcndst trop tar utuatcated
bnok�e,led. it {rivet fall porde-
(Life.) --- - t ctltohr^en met and .. ,.hanged 1 Warsae ltitrontimty Invaluable to ladies,
Tc. the OPTIMIST: ! i
Coate ii:.
Take one.
No collection.
Admission free.
You are invited;
Straa ars welcome.
Ask for free sample..
No trouble to show goods..
Let us "feather the• nest."
Money Mock if not satisfied.
TO T1 PSS} Ri[IIST:
Ss,$gZw, eET-we,;'1'Rzwiliw,ek 1:°void?nC
Keep out.
Da.a.geroua. .
Mo smoking.
PFo admiseion.
Beware of the dog.
Keep off the grass.
Elevator not running.
Don't food the animals -
Trespassers will: be prosecohol.
Not responsible for itata 1°.1.1 coats.
I cured a horse of the Mange with
M1 ARD .S L'tw"lil2ENT.
CI ISTOPEE1t SAUNDER9.
Dalhousie.
I cured a horse 'badly torn by a. pitch:
fork, with MINAIUYS IxT.1.1'LIsIENT.
EDW! D. LINLIEF.
St, Peter's, C.P.
I cured a horse of a bad swelling by
,
MINARD' LINIMENT.,
THOS. W. PAYNEE.
Bathurst, N.B,
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CON SOLATI O2 .
With a sigh she laid down the maga-
zine article upon Daniel O'Connell.
"The day of great leen," she said, ""is
gone forever."
""13ut the day al beautiful women is
not," he responded.
She smiled and blushed. "I was only
joking," she explained, hurriedly.—
Western Christian Advocate.
t,3.
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians
4.?
IN Ti- ONE "GALLUS" COUNTRY
(Lippincott's Magazine.)
A northerner asked. a Cracker if he
thought he eoultioget a new pair of sus-
penders at tine ferry store. After he had
ridden on, the half-grown son of the
Cracker asked, "l'ap, what's thenar'"
"1 reckon they oe galluses," was the
reply.
"But, Pap, what's he a -going for to
git a par fur? Dye reck'n he's got two
pial' o' briehea?"
E
of
s;:t>use lget
that will colas: oither
Wool, Cotton, Silk tar`.
hti dt oodnPerfectly,
Hoa wilt
Cuidthis 'in.
CPIf art et ALL KtIMS"OM
SendloiSemple
(lard marl Stars
Booklet tye
The
LIDSU'�$(-
CQ G(vtited,
lttontroa(, C.
With trios Modem Dye tll'ou ilavetedo is to
ask for lDV-c":-i1,? then roti open' tie e a
mistake and use the Wrong or for ialiegoods
goo. have to color. S
HIL YARD OF t?ORK.
(Youngstown Telegram,) •
Rev. Griffith Jones wet standing in.
the door of a store tvhioli he conducted
in his home town; when "ire auras approach-
ed by a resident, who, knowing hia fond-
ness for a joke, asked: `.
"Can you sell me a yaia of pork to-
day'!"
DIVIDING UP A DOLLAR.
Usually a dollar that is paid to a
telephone company is diviclaad up as
follows: Rent, 4 cents; taxe i, 4 gents;
intereet, 66 setas; surplus, 8 ewes;
maintenance, 16 creels; dividen,eleo, ar3
cents; labor, 44 cents.
As ye sow it, so shall ye reap. And
yet the man who lends money often bol -
rows trouble thereby.
"Yes, sir," promptly answered Jones.
"How much is Ill"
"just sixpence,"
Sleet on earryiug the ;dtte, to its end,
the man paid over his siapenoe.
The pastor -storekeeper went to the in-
side of the stoke and soon returned with
three pig's feet. "There's! one foot, and
there's two feet, and. there'ts three feet,"
he counted; "and an.ybcdyr knows that
three feet make a yai;ti,"
The customer got more than his six-
pence worth. 'telling the, joke, to his
friends.
the small' talk ap yropriate to the hour. , WINDSOR SUPPLY CO..
A.s they were p a.rting to go sepperward, t
relliedyor. Ont. Grrrcr.l.dgeats for Cat:
Sandy said to Joe' '
a •.
"Jock, neat, 'Ill go ye a roond on the E
links in the n.orrn ."
"The 'norm's" clock repeated doubt-
fully.
"Aye, mon, the naorrn'," said Saa:dy.
"I'll go ye a roond on the links in the
.norm ."
"Aye, weep," said Tock, "I'll go y-'.
But S had intended to get marriet sat
the mOrrn ."
Y NE EYE EBRO
• FerBled, ', lea.'is, }lFest?,Flli eeryEyea+ars&
s GPINTLI .A°I' D SDS -
MnsieeDoesn'tOmalr -SOOt esEerePait
Onset; Sett brt>ze Sym ttcsar'lst litralll,::3t.Sl?e, $4.egt
Marina Eye Splen, in Aseptic ^a slots, M6.$2.1,10
EYE .BOOMS .AND ADVICE FIIEE BY inn.
Ask for Lilinard's anti take no oliaer.
SHOULD SS A. LIMIT.
A JOYFUL AVERAGE=..
(Detroit Free Press.)
In
do spite ofall
alt the woe,
In spite of alt the sorrows
That yearly. borne .and go,
T
t ofithe 110
erta.r.tttis
..PV'spite .
to al
it p
' h!b0.fatlurg and defeat
With iotlo to.. riole:enmrzt Its
This love hi nbighty'sweet-
• Tu spite of all the fretting,.
TIte ceaseless toil and strife; _
The ntgbts of vain regretting
A joyous thing Is lire,
A never 0ndiri;r *lords
O, gladness and of mirth,
WIth hone stretched u
A ttineodpcout
In suite or all deceiving,
In spite of all the pain,
The biterness and grieving,
This old world in the main
Is full of downright gladness,
Of comfort. peace and cheer
In spite of all tate sadness
I'ni nighty glad I'm here.
"I saw Peekhatn • today," 'remarked
Negget, "and he was very drunk."
"Well, there's some excuse for rum"
replied Mrs. Naggeb. "He lost his wife
last week."
"I know thatt but a man should be
able to celebrate without making a hog
of himself."
Nt!W COMD1NATIO3d8 r'ir
MATERIALS.
Combinations of materials arse :welt
seen. in Tailored snits. tens, skirts
slew the petticoat or underskirt. Volt
jark.o: and the material. The r-'eor-d tnn.•
tir;ul i•; employed for the e, :!:'.r, ruff
end revers ficin;:.
Deep collar and revers rilritlrtk rt1
velvet are used on light tailor its.
and two colors of once n ateri:l in con-
trasting tones are united in a rtinapte
stilt.
The alwayei pnpu:ar eombil:!titin of
Nue Berge ard black int.tn is twain used.
In a blue serge snit :t untie elf Dine serge
passes annual the ffi;ure atul over :t
sash drapery of bla::tc satin which t'crms
the back par..el.
Cured his La {e Back
\Vest Fort William, Nov. 7tb, i34--" I
have been troubled with a ' lame back
for the pest ttaertty years end. hove used
t'.
i cats
without
t: !fust.
1i1
ointments plasters d
lErs
0
'
_4t last i tried Gin Pr lip, which pDVOd .
r
just'tile thing, and1 %inland 1 i!°lily DOCO il-
•mend them to anyone who has a strains!!
or lame bar::.'" If. Iflar" no -,s.
Gin filly act directly on the k dnf•ys.
'relieve. the yxain, naturalize uric acid.
wiriest Id generally formed when there
is lddltey trouble.
Try Gin Pills yourself before buying
1' thiorearl el)g. Ftr(AembxC3;
o, hernt
T 7L
a
-
Tcrortl, for free sample. .
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Wonten : I w111 sena rrr!e wit's
full instructions, my home treatment
which Positively cures Leucorrhoea ,
'Ulceration. Disnhttceinento, Failing, of the
Womb. Painful or Irregular Periods,
Uterine and Ovarian Tumor:; or Growths.
also Piot Flushes. Nervousness, 14rolon-
ehcly. Pains in the nand. tilts^1c or Bow-
es. Izidnev and Bladder 'A rouble@, where
caused by weakness peculiar to our sex.
You can continue treatment at home at
a cost of °nix about 13 cents a week.
fist book, " Woman's Own medical Ad-
viser," also sent free on request, Tirane
to-dar. Address Urs, ht. Summers. Box
I3. S. Windsor, Ont.
AMONG E CLOUDS.
(Itloiitreal Covetto.)
Plans have been suhtnitted in New
York for a buliding thirty storeys high.,
with a tower twenty-five storeys high-
er, the whole rising 750 feet above the
street level. New York as a city has
declined to limit the height of buildings
within its boundari24, e.ad the arcltite.ett
and engineers seemingly know no rea-
son why they should not go as high as
the money put at their disposal will
take them, It is taking them far,
AMERICAN SHERIES.
The commercial fisheries of the
United Stales have an ammo,' value
to tine fishermen oS $.:2r000,000.
t a� ieerEiteri •' t i" affilgatielliete>ya_rt lil.?11f illallYL&€S u'
Is made for you. It will pay'
you to see about it, 5t has boon
inaade in Canada for - nearly
seventy years wttt, the greenest
RAMSAIS PAKIS
and It zrxetale gain to you whea
you use it. :Remember Watt you.
get the high standing durability',
test and beauty of tone that you
can't get in other ittaints, and he
price 18 always re,i,3azaable—int-
possible 'to be In the low grade,
but never 'too high. We issue
a lovely leoolrlet on house paint-
ing. Do you want it? Write for
Booklet ABODE. We malt It
free.
81.IAMIAYdtSON C
'MK PASiatT .. own"
CAVA, leaf._
UNSOUGHT FOR JOB.
Th''•' Lev,: a , t'lltity-htteke'1 magazine
ui Cititta with an impronottacahle haul
which, L:ou'riots of 24 octavo pages, each
Pe ;,e with. seven coltmrly.
Two editions are 1)ulili-hed, an all ea -
sive edition for tit"• court and iiI p::i
handout for lri a your, Anti tie late:I:tor
ono .for the lessor world at h'?f pike.
It itns a eirettlatitin of 1n,3$ltl erodes. It
ehrrynieles the movements •11 the Em-
peror and of the t:ourt ttn't the nlinis-
terial affairs. It is roost esnrting in its
make-up. Until recently a typographical
error or any trivial mistake was pun•
salted by instant death. Lately it has
been modified to 100 lashes. The job of
writing is not sought. It is oonrivand-
ed, and t1.nder penalty of death ii the
Iuelriess fails to qualify.
a.a•
is Yoof Voice Husky?
This i4 a distressing disability that to
singers, clergymen, and teachers imposes
e wearing burden. A vary simple :tu:att:t
of relief is found in OATA1"..ihIl;lllO,Ni'l
INHALER. it you breathe n
healing vltprsr, Aust full of Hop:thinginches
that cover every inch of the breathing
organs in two +iecorde. InItaila,nation es•
xotnov'ed, huskiness is relieved, and era.
tarrhal taint is destroyed. The throat;
gets strong: and he,yoice clear;. tae Ca-
tarrb lzopi'e,colds, brow:tam
and
aczadtaxtl1$;lo';'ofit.bt3anteedoetre,2it, °
SAYINGS,i-O a FAMOUS MEN,
t Cf bar`s "i'rabnat ;) y '
V q
L+'1t iyTil t`sl - b ;i3 i . 0lti, gut,. 'tee
Neve me'iri` " t ilk 3
Charletx I3iclxert `" w " C Ai l43�' Pfl1't\+ t
lean Motes:" y qig
Chang, the
have to eI:.cw a l,''
Barnuee.--"S ty:rY3e"
Noah Welisteer4`Ju t `•i wotd.or two."
Chrietophter Coluntlyua--" y land!"
Minard's Liniment LtttLerran's
Friend.
-too
LENGTH.
(Chicago Tribune.)
"Well," panted the, defeated foot racer,
"you won fairly, but you beat me by
only a nose."
"Hugh!" gasped the other; "I beat yon
half a yard."
"Yes; that's what I said."
At which point the hasty interference •
of the referee be.eeme necesatary.
Keep Mittard's Liniment in the hd)Asu.