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Plan cif $Gid Pacific Coast Eccrisis
ompany Absolutely Safe
olrl thea of "nothing new under
,antic" is completely put to flight by the )?
Ass Creast Securities Company, Uf Pui'tia,.
Oregon, la handling the stock of the "sea
inn& Copper, Company. This egg/pony, wbos'
:r fi ie."l5, are business Mee of 11kanY years, Istiertettee, have perfected it plan, whereby' the
& ester's money is under his own central
etrtd,he does not take the stock until earning
exici accrued dividends are satisfaotery. A
sea ,booklet, "Something to Set Y01,1
rbink-
ftrid;°t has Just been issued for free distr'1bu.•
doa>a;; andit is valuable to auYone contem-
fafatfax': investment r -4,orporate enterprises.
Aleve Military Step for Japan:
(J'apau :Gazette.)
The. Saspanese army has decided to dlscoa-
ffis Brie the German system In the march step
aseiL adopt a new system in oonneotion with
to revision of the infantry drill book. Ac-
cording to the old system, infantry : on the
syr -ch ought to raise the feet,: high and step
Messily• swaying the hands fore and aft.
step undetr the now system is very light
mut the march maye be permanently contin-
uf1& as the feet are not required to be raised
tea" sigh and the hands are tp be freely ex-'
tom. Zech infantry regiment is to send
ta, representative to the Military Model Col -
/Sews to study the new step system.
A SALLOW
sasses weak blood, generaldebility, impaired
clarion. No one need have thesm—so long as
exert an excellent blood and nerve remedy as
THaD£ MARK SEG ISTEfi5D.
rxblets.are to -he had. They -supply the blood,
*nth red corpuscle: end retoro health, clearing
Ile- act—purifying the whole syttem.
They lauiid up brain and muscle, and make life
worth living. 50c.' a -box -6 boxes, $2.50.
Fi ffm ,Fllcod Tonic and Mira Ointment are asp
r rr4ent for blood' and skin troubles. TRY 'th w).
.!s
e&srgists—nrfronr The Chemists' Co, ofCanada,
rruetaal. liamason-2'ormato. . .
.Ball Player's Finish
'The 'ending of a bail player's career
feat in it much: the same "traged?r,;;that
accompanies the los of 'voice :liy. the
ginger. At one fell swoop the play ei and
fi`i.s family drop from comparatx'tre lus-
rimy, ease and ability . to have all ib,1
.ect€inrxy pleasures of Iife and' fall 'dor
,aen'lsebirin g •like , actual poverty. Often-
times poverty is encountered before the
,.trait of the struggle is reached. The still
sung 'couple, after several years of
:gcrocrd 'Jiving, travelling, seeing the world,
.etsjoying' all the fun insight, suddenly
.:aaame with a splash "to the fey water of
ellsoor living; poor clothes,inability to pay
Suer theatre; 'tickets and- trips about, and
ssafisiltty 'perhaps to muck more than
may" the rent of a. small flat—for the
lath 'player who has 'never done anything
bat: play ball and who has, not saved
iiti-s?nkoney is against a .hard-propo ition
Before he can learn a trade : or find
sarrtething to carry hint safely- along.
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"DACOVAL"
Retones and builds up the
nervous system., gives nat-
ural vigor, purifiesthe blood,
ezr'as constipation,,kidney troubles, sore
li ticks and neuralgia, Sold only by mail.
Send postal note or coin. Price 50c. and
huge 2f -cent stamp. The Morrison Spe-
cialty Co., Box 224, Windsor, Ont.
'.The Drunkard's Contribution.
(Country Life in America.)
""rhe eighteenth century in England was
geotorlously an age of ale drinkers and wino
moers and your English squires were topers
cal. Hence a large proportion of the English
4:Cassware of the eighteenth century was in
t'lhe form of drinking, glasses, mugs and
desantars. Frown as we may upon the plc-
tbsre-n of midnight wassail and boisterous
eatvfviviality, with brave toasts and frothing
0AI:rapers, making the Christmas holidays
c ae grand, sweet "booze," the can not
.xsy that we owe these merry roisterers
=met for the tall ale .glasses, the graceful
dti Banters and the slender wine glasses which
they have bequeathed to us.
Qep
lna.rd's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Boni Scouted .at Home.
(Pittsburg Despatch.),
When Count. ,Boni De Ga toilane ascended
t<.fia sneaker's tribune in', tiro :' chamber of
dieputies half tae members'•'abrbptly left the
athaee• The incident is illuminative. It ro
a•otorka the world • that behind the gayety and
'miter of Paris there is la sober, moral and
t#-setuslrious bulk of the yi}atten .as sensitive
,argon honer and decency as any other. It
;also chows that European heiress hunters
„sX0 considered in much the same light at
Brrttiet'"as they are in this oountry and that
•act.b1im opinion abroad .views the abominable
oenduet of Castellano with as great abhor-
ursooe as we do.
aser►
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Atinard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc.
" or- er, sir," remarked the weary way-
farer, "1 was not always as you see one
sow. 1 was once cheated out of a for-
tune." "Row was that?" asked the
gerupathetic listener. "Tile man who
frad it refused to allow me to marry his
daughter," replied the weary wayfarer.
FRiRS.
AdION '1`0 THE, SEE
OICIYiISSXQI ER,:'ATT .WA
lits is` a
valuable report of JG ,Pages,
'Meaning izxtere5lin; reading for fur-;
re. The report contains a summary of
Business trarlsacted, a:; reprint, of the.
ezixstitution, by-laws and regulations of
`(he .eSssoeiatiur),, tIM methods of keeping.
ker xd5 rw 1s
tel
ed seed.l. the e nag
os
end addleeseso£ -seed growers who are
produeers'of -•registered seed, and instruc-
tions as to the methods of growing and
selecting seed grain: and other seeds of
various kinds,
Hart ITT of the., report contains pa-
pers' and addresses by the following per-
Dr,
erD , Jame., W Robertson, Manager,
1.1acdonald „Agi,fcuitural College, Ste.
Anne de ; eI•leylx'e,, Que.; Hon. Sydney
A. Bsher f' of Agriculture, Ot-
te,wa; °}Ion. R.,r'Motherwoll, Minister
of Agriculture, Regime, "Wheat Grow-
ing in the Canairi.lair West;" Prof. R.
Harcourt, 0. 4 0:;, _Guelph, "The Re-
lations between Soil Conditions and Crop
Improvement;" Dr.. Charles E. Saunders,
Experimental Farm, Ottawa, "Quality
in, Wheat;" Prof. F. T. Shutt, Chemist,
Experimental . Farm, (1) ' "Soft Wheat
Problems," (2) "The Action of Certain
Sinut Pieve-etives. on ',the Vitality of
Wheat;" Mr. John Buchanan, 0. A. 0.,
Guelph, "Some Effects jn Varieties of
Cereal. Carps Arisiiie,ltiom Different
Conditions of Growthy?' . W. T. Maeoun,
0. E, F., Experimental 'Farm, Ottawa,
"The Improvement of the Potato;" Mr.
Geo. Robertson,' St. Catharines, Ont.,
"Some Results in Hortrojilture from the
Selection of Seeds," N111. L. S. Klinck,
Macdonald Agriculture College, Ste.
Anne de Belleva<ie, 14e.; "Methods of
Storing Seed Cotni ' t(Mr. W. L. Smith,
Toronto, "Row. Betel to Encourage the
Dissemination of iklibelass Seeds."
The Seed Contro`l's Aet, 1905, contain-
ing a repaint of thi6' act. with general
explanations and ` etructions.
Circular on Stara Testing, giving an
outline of the Objects of testing seeds
for purity and,vatality and some general
notes apll'ixoa,ble t'o'`the condition of the
trade inseeds. Geo. H.
CIark, Seed Commissioner.
THEY KNOW IT.
Thousands of people know that the or-
dinary remedies for piles—ointments,
suppositories and appliances—will not
The -best of them„ my bring passing
relief.
Dr. Leonhardt's •:Hem-Roid is a tab-
let taken internally that removes the
cause. of Piles, home the cure is perman-
ent livery package sold Carries a guar-
antee with it.,
I4 is perfectly 1ia'rmless, $1. All deal-
ers, or The Wi]son T`y1e Co., Limited, Ni-
agara Falls, Out:. •.a
He' Many'Bret.,
Partsles
worelit trouble, ' ; w ere,
e 0 dreani�, a i . 1' >�'140
'tali es'stix attended, arch a'ei zd, '
And'tawnl nit?
that she emlled.on, •rear
Their statue iri rtearlet pride; while, sweet and
clear,.
The thr.p.shes,4 all the trees with music
threwdi -
Not wistfully, as those' who mourn their
reads'
But glad, 3.s if her presence hovered near.
And who- shall doubt but that she does return
To Breathe the fregranee' of her blossomed
bowers,
And whisper ancient vows amid the fern,
Where be white heart -since 'opened like
the flowers;
Or tint. each year, when earth itgtvarm with
spring.
Somewhere she walks apart-romb; tbering.
—Charlotte Becker, iu the Coelnopolitan.
Teething abies
are saved .suffering :and mothers
given rest --hen one uses
Nurses' and Mothers' Treasure
Quickly relieves-eregulates the
bowels - prevents convulsions.
Used 5o years. Absolutely safe.
At drug -stores, 25c. 6 bottles, AS.
National Drag& Chemical Cm,,L,imited,
Sole Proprietors, Melareal. 41
What Socialism Fails i"oSee.
(Chicago Ohsowele )kµr
If the right 01 private ptopeiity in the
Inenms by which the nritititpdb Wt• useful-
and
seful-and convenient things were:, p. educed
were taken.avvay the motive tq';T55aintain'
their excellence and to eiroduoe them at.
the least cost would disappe'ltr •
Deterioration and privation 'and high
cost Would, take the place ni<.` exeellence
and abundance and vines idss, ,to the:.
vast injury of th-e masses,,,rif the people,
whom the socialistic tire:0m s promitve
to benefit.
Private producers uurs'l sell on s'n`ar-
row margin and ecenoinize on cost of
production in order to bring their pro-
ducts within the reach 'e.1 the greatest
possible number. No !;loch force would
be in operation to secure the most abun-
dant supply to the greatest member un-
der :public ownership of the means of
pro deletion.
There miter, therefore, be less sup-
ply, inferior quality, •higher ,prices, no 1
eff0±bt t'c; rites ritiw wants and general
eetelioit1ie' tie• i scion in place of the
(J-tallrlu ,;
ionarla
You leu
w� !
Thnc't1dt'a , tlnloes' net uccessartly mean
�lier to t
wrong with with your hea'd'l,
That •beilay ,u nrrtet' look to some other
organ for try tile. Is' the ache In the
forehetid; a it it :cease 11 you press it?
-"one
It is
0
n
That e
dati headache. , d oh
ne'r ilei
a
side of, the lie'a�'='nly? That is what the doc-
tors call " mc,gfii 1i " ilotb 'these forms arise
from lack o� , ]exp , in. ,the system. Is youe
h"eadaclle g4no;f ,•',tad accompanied by sloit-
ness or? constipation? -That
kind of head I'd duo to liver and etomacit
disorder, Nxne,li s;dreehee in ten arise from
these causesi „ b l ore are two methods of
treatment. One'i:; to talfe headache powders.
It is like truing aap
to A.este pain by taking
chloroform, 'The 'Mice Is to correct filo or-
gans' which iss° t.,:l it derangement are caus-
ing the . troublj,. 'Vast is the Bilean wayl
Bileans' Cone lirr$riorhe by their beneficial
operation on!lt`tc, dl.:aetive system, the liver,
and thebloed,
Mrs, G. 12. 7Jka:'!c of 85 Blevtaslaco, To-
ronto.
ronto. says ' t.;: at t'1 °d acutely '!'Poor head-
ache. The att'arl.y \c"re most violent and
made in so fli ' oouid hardly do, anything.
q,
The headache tuh3, ac.ompanted bY,^;di8estive
trouble, heartburn; ::nd constipatloh,. 'and it
seemed as if I wel`e going from bad to ;srsorse.
9
Until I tried 'deans I was unabtt3';t4 get
anything which give me relief. Bllean,s,
however, acted :'like magic. They no -'only
cured the headache, but also relieved me
of indigestion, heartburn and conetlpition.
No family should be without a box of Bileans
on the shelf."
Bileans are a. cure for all digestiyb.and
liver disorders,;, constipation, piles, deiility,
anemia( blood impurities, adrifts,
rheumatism, wind spasms, femalecolds nd ailments.
and irregularities, sallow complexions (due,•
to bile in the blood), dizziness, etc. A11
druggists and stores sell at 50c a box, or
free from the Bilean Co., Toronto, for price.
6,.boxes for $2.50.
VICTORIA CROSS IN PAWN.
Hero Who Won It Found Dying Before
It is Sold.
After a brief spell of fame it seems to
be the predestined fate of the Victoria
cross hero to sink into a position so re-
duced that it is impossible to find his
whereabouts.
Many are the romances, which fate has
woven around men who, after a daring
feat of arms, have been rewarded by a
grateful: sovereign with the proudest
possession of a soldier. . But none of
them is more pathetic than that of a
distinguished officer whose Victoria cross
was to hare bee sold next week in a
.London auction tom.
Fifty years ag he performed such
feats of heroic the Crimean that he
received a natio raise and a grateful
queen pinned. -Jlreast the bronze
Minard's Lx , iniitecl.
Sirs,—I ha . oiir' MINARD'e
LINIMENT fb last 25' years and
whilst I have stonally used other
liniments, I can :ely say that -I .have
never used any e ; al to yours.
If rubbed between the hands and in-
haled frequentiy it will never fail to cure
cold in the head in twenty-four hours.
It is also the best for bruises, sprains,
etc. Yours truly,
Dartmouth. J. G. LESLIE.
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cross that is worth so little and yet is
worth so much.
Afterward he rose to high rank in the
army and retired.. Ten years ago mis-
fortune overtook him, and as a last re-
source he raised a few pounds by leaving
his beloved cross in a pawn broker's
drawer. Then he . departed and nothing
more was heard of him.
A Victoria cross is never sold until at -
ter the death of the Man to whom it has
been awarded.
The auctioneers searched the Somer-
set house registers for days, but the gal-
lant officer's name was not to be found.
At last, three days ago, his death was
presumed and the cross was advertised
for sale. It was to have been sold next
week, but yesterday afternoon, quite by
accident, the auctioneers heard that the
officer was still alive, although serious-
ly ill,
And so the cross will not be sold. Pos-
sibly a friend will recompense the pawn-
broker to the extent of its valte and
.send it along 'to the officer in order that
.he;sn y see it again before he dies.—Lon.
doh Mirror.•
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Minard's. Liniment Cures Distemper.
xli",by the socialistic vis -
THEN IIE WORE UP,
Sad. Ending of a Man's Flirtation in
the Taxis►.
"I Iiever was much given to flirtation,"
sail the twrmvelilin„ man, "but I bad a
narrow c 1 ;D,p last simmer frgen falbimg
fixirn gi' e ,,
"1 was xid,iny .Groin Hannibal, Mo., to
Springfield, J11; on a. Wabash ta'ain. 1
sad ruett o:' " window on the right side
of',one, sha infg my seat,
tt 1
„
r ti SO.
t. t two
iir'�' xn o women,
i s bne. e4r4to -wv1liulow,wee a;;ood--
Lti3kia7g pel+sa JiSth' a ,bine silk gown
'and n pleasgx;t fzt4:al expressionu. Once
as she looked.retie I detecte'.i
tinetly- friemdly't-li tk,1e in her eyes. I
was astonished*. But riot futally. A
niam's egotism trill • never let him feel
wholly surprised when a woman shows
signs of being pleased with trine
"I thought at last I have found some -
One who detects a good thing at first
sight without the necessity of any of the
preliminary stages of acquaintansae. The
next time I looked her way—which
wasn't long—there was a friendt»
twinkler hi. any own eyes, in response to
which ai suggeebion of a smile visitaed the
trlcorners�anth. of the woman's well-shaped
"I sat up, fixed my coat collar so it set
just right, adjusbed by four -in -,band and
tried to, look unconcerned. Within five.
minutes that strange person and 1 were
smiling at each other like old acquaint
anees.
"About this time a tall, lanky person
walked into the ear, spoke a word to fire
vebnen accompanying the one of the
hiendly proclivities and then sat down
beside me. We drifted into conversa-
tion, with tit freemasonry of buvolutt-
tary seamtaxes.
"Soon he said: 'I'm the sheriff of
this ,county. I've got a couple o' crazy
women, taken' 'eon to the 's'1u,m. You
Wouldn't even know they was crazy,
neither. "drat ,woman over there with
the blue dress is once of 'em:
"Well, X have known some keen hu-
miliations in my life, but that was a
trifle the keenest."—011icato News.
Dear .:rr her
Your little ones are a constant care in
Fall and Winter weather. They will
catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's
Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and
what it has done for so many ? It is said
to be the only reliable remedy for all
diseases of the air passages in children.
It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to
take. his guaranteed to cure or your money
is returned. The price is 25c. per bottle,
and all dealers in medicine 'sell .314
Se.9 r I
''this remedy should be in every household.
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Tedious FuneralSermons,
How long kl';tda 'funeral sermon be?
We aelced t 1,,r' half a ,frozen
?.exeint, po • .4;tga lie a a
edrtweirsatioa'we a:in' the post-
office
ostoffice in refereuee to the outrageous
length of a sermon preached at a recent
funeral. The general opinion seemed to
be that ' fear' funeral' sermons ought to
be over fifteen minutes in length, At
a time of that kind' the less said the
better. I'ety are, ooarcernecl other than
the immediate fatuity and they are hav-
ing troubleenough without being com-
pelled to sit and listento any lengthy
service no matter 'how interesting it
may, be to the rest of the audience.
Fifteen minutes is as long as any man
ought to preach and Isis voice should
never' get above a smooth conversation-
al' tons—Washington Register.
d*4'
Only the magit;ian's wife doesn't
care if her husband:' is tricky.
Hints" for the Sick Room.
Keep bottles as far as possible out of
sight. '
Never leave medicine, drink or food
uncovered in the sick room.
T ave the bed a foot or two from the
ws.1L
Plenty of ventilattion, but no air di-
reet]y blowing on the patient.
Everything fresh and clean, with the
purest of soap and plenty of warm I
water.
Each individual disease requires a t
peculiar diet of its own.
Tobacco should never be used in the
sick room.
Use kindness, but firmness, toward
the patient.
To assuage thirst and cure feverish-
ness apple tea is a notable drink. It
is made by slieing up raw apples into a
jug, filling up the ing with boiling wa-
ter, as in tea making, then sweetening
to taste. When cold this apple tea will,
be found pleasingly tart and refreshif;,f,',
Nowadays doctors forbid gouty pa'
tients to.eati any kind of sweet ;feiii'w ,
but regonrntendthem to eat i1t llrn
dozen :walnuts a, day. There is' e
that; xvalti tw are' moat useftr0;lif
s`sleiects tic tai: Case;S of elu'dlll b riielit1iS
lslii. ,SIl��o ih+r 17nrs tlnai(t ri'f T pain
,, eh a11�1,ciRii7]71YL'�rl(�'�l���r.
ISSUE NO. 1, 1907.
FARMS FOR SALE.
CI•I Ap UNDER MORTGAGE; LARGE
farm in the County of Bruce, with good
buildings; 120 acres cultivated; only $200 down
or secured; immediate possession; title per -
feet. Apply • at once, London Loan & Sav-
ings Co., Loudon, Ont,
LHBAP UNDER MORTGAGE, ONLY $800
down or secured; 90 acre farm in the
Township of Mesa, County of Middlesex; good
frame buildings; immediate possession; title
Perfect. Apply London Loan Company, Lon-
don, Ont.
MISCELLANEOUS,
FA11ER'S SONS
THE FARMERS' MANUAL contains a ser-
ies of special lessons in farm bookkeeping,
with full instructions, separate rulings and
printed headings for grain account, poultry
account, cattle aoccunt, hog account, -labor
account, dairy account, expense account;
department for each kind of grain, cash
received account and cash paid out account.
The Manual also contains a complete insect
department, a veterinary handbook, a per-
fect system of horse -training according to
the methods used by Prof. O. W. Gleason,
besides the farmers' legal department. 400
Dazes.
The J. L. NICHOLS CO., Limited,
Publishers,
(Mention this paper.) Toronto, Canada.
Agents wanted.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al-
ways be uaod for children teething. It
soothes the chart, soothes the gums, cures
wind collo and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea.
DlI. LEIROY'S
FEMALE PILLS
A safe, sure ane rellau'e monthly regale.
tor. These Pills have been used in Franco
for over arty years, anti found invaluable
tor the purpese designed, and are gnome.
teed by the makers. Enclose stamp for
sealed circular. Price $1.e0 per box of
ugglsts f or by mail, securely sealed, on receipt of lases
LE ROY PILL CO..
Box 42, Hamilton canasta
A PLACE TO SULK.
Many Who Have Boudoirs Are Ignorant
of Their Use.
The French people, in naming the
wife's private sitting room her "bou-
doir" practically recognized her need for
being alone. A place in which to sulk
was provided for her, and there are
times in which even the best tempered
of men and women feel that their mood
is unfit for Social intercourse.
To recognize this is one of the first
duties of the newly -married partner.
The dark mood will pass, and all the
sooner, if the sufferer is left unques-
tioned. Queries are quite useless. To
be asked what is the matter only as-
sists in the curdling process already be-
gun, These are times when *he sotrit
dwells apart in isolation. To disturb
its solitude is to call down ou one's de-
voted head the wrath of the household
gods ;
'140.n * Parried lives are wreeked, from
this inability , to understood 'moods. A
husband offers sympathy,a young, wife
feels convinced her duty is to win hex'
loved one from his attrtuie of melan-
choly. AlI either of them requires is a
little time alone-' ,
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in Cowes.
m_a
Dramatization Yet to Come.
A new light romantic opera, "The
Vicar of Wakefield," has been foundtld
on Goldsmith's novel and arranged with
songs and lyrics in three nets. Jane
Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" kir
been done into a play. There still re-
main Young's "Night Thoughts" and.
"Pilgrim's Progress," which no doubt
will be turned into Christmas pantom-
imes. -
N0 MONENT REQUIRED
Think of it, a beautiful Ruff of Blue Fox, the most
fhshfonabla0ur worn, given absolutely tree. Such an
offer was never made before. Tho only reason we can
afford to do it Is that we arranged for these handsome
Fara' during the dull season in the nurinnor and got them
nearly at cost, Tho Suit is 40 Inches lon, nearly !^,
d Inches trido, made of trio handsomest nhut -Fox Fur,
very rich, soft aud-nutfy. Itis warmly padded hued with
the acute Fledgesatin and ornamented wits, four long
taiin of Blue Fox also. Such a handsome Fur he never
s
befna4 orua ye bemrour gluonname atna ia4y,addrose, and youploa gety,alte0lndwo woast',ill rail Just
10 boXes of our fangos Vegetable Now Life Pills at els ,t
box. A. grand rontedv and aura for all Impure and week
Conditions of the Stool, Indigostton Stomach Trouble,
Coddttnatloa, wenknoso, Nervous Disorder., Rboutentltm
awl Female TroUbles.Wt.1 grand -Tonle and Life Rudder,
Theso•at0 our regular 00o else; they are easy tosell as each
'ouktnlncr who boys n. box of Pills from you receives a
priie'ticket.wbieb entitles them to a line piece or Silver-
ware! lioh'tmiss the obfinoe ntYour Mc. Send ns your
' order and•we will send the 10 boxes and Prise Tickets by
mall, poatsid,- when sold you 'end us the money ($22.601
e.'will
and wsend yyon this handsome 13100 FoX Rut' all
charges paid, 'Writete-day Address Ilse New Life
1 Unuinet.' d!� Dent
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