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MISTAKES AT
ROYAL COURTS.
The queen's dtawing-.rooms, as the
,receptions .given by glee, ;t Britain's
Stamm are called, a1 a eaceed]ngly
formai occasions, guests and attend
tt.nts bin,; governed by certain fixed
xules a4 rnviolable as the latus` of
She 1'&ecies and Persians. Not long
;ago a Very Stout and dignified low-
ct,ger left the royal presence covered
with, confusion and; in anything but
a Christian frame of mind. She had
i trunk low in a deep courtesy .before
?the Queen apt! after kissing her royal
itrind ' wan in the act of rising when
,elle found• her upward progress mi-
accountablyarrested.
Again and • again rho mads the at-
temp't to recover the perpendicular,
growing .hotter and more confused
at each attempt,and finally, while
making.a desperate effort, the good
lady lost her precarious balance and
sat down heavily on the floor,
Tit a montane one of the court offl-
r cia.ts in attendance hastened to her
rescue, and she was with difficulty
and amid scarcely suppressed merri-
ment restored to her feet again. Her
disaster had been quite innocently
caused by the lady who was coming
• after her standing on her train, and,
• if looks could kill, that lady would
certainly have been annihilated by
the withering glance cast at ber by
the dowager as she swept out or the
room.
In another case it 'is said that
'while a certain highly placed lady
Was in the act of
hand a substantial portion of her
front hair becam ]
on the floor at t
ing the lady with a frontal exposure
more eloquent of intellect than
beauty. To the
itapy lady let it he recorded that
she calmly stooped, picked up the
vagrant lacks nLI carried theta off
without a truce of discomposure.
But theca ludrieOUS misadventuresare trot the mat.
sex. A oaee well
elft city man wti
ordeal of the roval homage and was
gracefully retiri
sense found leis 1
tris sword so awkly a ly that he
kissing the Queen's
e detached and fel
he royal feet, kav-
credit or this un -
a
• x Iy of the fair
known and eorpul-
o had survived the
ng from the pre-
Ygs mixed up with
rd
stumbled and measured ltis length
on the floor and resignedly lay there
until he was rescued and restored to
the vertical.
A pretty story, Ls told of a. fair
debutante, the most beautiful girl of
her year. and her presentation at
court. She wee, on the point of retir-
ing after kissing the hand of our pre-
sent queen, who was taking the place
of Queen Victoria. when in her ex-
ceeding eervoiteness 811'• trod on her
train and would have fallen, had not '
a court cl+isi.dial, wuos:s stay it was
to be prepared for such contingen-
cies, caughri her in ins arms.
Not 'many weeks later 'the young
lady and her rescner found them-,
selves guests at the same country, I
house and turned their singular in-
erodnction to such good account that
within a year the wedding bells were
set a-rinlging;
It Ls not at ELli an uncommon ex-
perience for a lady -relying on the
usual crowded drawing room sad in 1
order to avoid a, long waft and a'
crush, -to put off her arrival too 1
]10 swny, Jan. 23, 1001.
C., C. RIL'1LUl.1)S & LO.
Dear Sirs, -This fall I got thrown
on a fence anti hurt my chest very,
Q1atil ee I could not work, and it hart
sn.e to brat -the. I tried all kinde of
Liniments and they did in, no gold.
One bottle of iSfINARD'S LINIJMENT
warmed on flannels and applied on
any breast cured me completely.
C. H. COSS EBi O3.%
Rossway, Digby, Co., N. 5.
long and miss the funetion alto-
' gether. But at least one lady just
• managed to save the situation by a
tour de force.
The drawing room was over and
the royal group was preparing to
make its exit when a 'sound of voices
tea dispute was heard just outside the
door. "Bis t , I must go in 1" a high-
pitched voice was heard to exclaim in
resoluta tones, and .a moment later
In sailed the belated owner of the
Voice, flushed with haste and argu-
ment, and made her way, toward the
xoyaf group. With an encouraging
smile the queen turned toward her
and extended her hand; the lady
courtesied alid retired, jubilant at
the thought that she bad had
her way, even in a email palace.
• lass fortunate was a debutante
, tvho on t'h'e eve of her presentation
I was siezed with an illness which
made it impossible for hes' to at -
i (tend the court, Her name was sent
ILel for the neat drawing -room, but
again she was disappointed, for her
fa,theres mane attendance ire
,,poesibie for at lea,st a year, and
1 waxen et' last there seemed a pros -
peel of success at the third at-
ltemptt She met with a fatal acci-
dent in the hunting field and died
oil the very clay when site should
i have made her courtesy to the
queens
On at ;least one occasion a ell -
t bt tante secured a presentation
without going tI'i'rongh any of the
;necessary formalities, and certain-
ly without the approval of the
quern and tile re:,ponsible officials,
In, the middle of the stately ferm-
i • tion a Poodle, which had in Some
incomprehensible rv,ay evaded the
guardians of the portals, trotted
into the room, cast an indifferent
axed by no meane. respectful glance
at the royalties and made his exit
.through the opposite door, quite
•
ignorant of bis 'daring defiance of
:all diiurt.etiquette.
COOYk's COtto i Root Compound.
Ladies". I+'avorite,
Is the only safe, reliable
regulator on which woman
tan depend. "in the :hour,
and time of need."
Prepared in two degrees oe
strength. No. 1 and No. 2.
No. 1. -For ordinary oases
is by far the hest dollar
medicine line tx.
No. 2 -For speeial ensos---10 degrees.
lttrongetu.-three dollars per bee.
Lidice -ask yonr druggist for Cook's
lotion Root Compound. Take no other
1te all pills, mixtures and imitations ere
+dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and
teconlmended by all druggists in the De -
*tinfoil of Cannde. Malted to any 'addres.
Nn receipt of rico and four 2 -cent postage
flallmpa Srlt9 slJ6olr COAlrjn$Lny
Taut 'these amusing adventures are
by no'means confined to the royal
presence. The present practioe is
for a lade' when she leaves 'the
throne xoom to 'give her name to
an bffioial, who telephones for her
carriage to be ready for her. On'
one occasion tl, lady after giving
her 'name to the official made her
wlaY /cloven to the entrance hall, and
entered the waiting carriage, which
drove off slab heal
idle lad not proceeded far, howl -
ever, before she recognized that the
euxnpt'uous 'vehicle in• which she was
driving 'las not hews and with'
much difficulty She succeeded in
getting the coachlm�an to pull up,
When !she discovered that she had
innocently abducted the carriage
of at certain duchess, wahlose name
was almost identical with her own,
with the important exception of
the title. When she succeeded In
finding her own vehicle she ulti-
mately drove away in. a single
brougham; which had evidently
been hired for the occasion, to the
iscaroely concealed disgust of then
ducal coachmaOhre had been com-
pelled to discard.
Returning the Commipiianeiat.
Harvard Lampoon.
Good Old Lada; -I wouldn't smoke
cigarettes if I were you, little boyl
Diminutive ',trucker -An' I wouldn't.
smoke 'em if I was you.
• WONDERFUL Alooking If for areon
RESOURCES home a n d
OI 'rnIe-'-ns-r wo nt to visit
--- --�-�
the Weetyou.
can do so with very little expense
as the UNION PACIFIC will sell
One -Way Colonist Tickets EVERY
DAY at the following rates from
Missouri River terminals:
UNT1i14 JUNE 15TH.
$25.00 to San Franciseo, Los
Angeles and many other California
points
UNTIL APRIL 30TH
120.00 to Ogden, Salt Lake City,
Butte, Anaconda and Helena.
S:22.50 to Spokane and Wanat-
tiles.
$.25 to Portland, Tacoma, Seat-
tle, and many other Oregon and
Washington points.
Coosi pfion
The only kind of consump-
tion to fear is " ne lected
consumption."
People are learning that con.
sumption is a curable disease.
It is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable,
At the faintest suspicion of
consumption get a bottle of
Scott's Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of Scott's Emulsion
at once', has, in thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
favor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where Scott's Emul-
sion is.
Prompt use of Scott's Emul-
sion checks the disease while it
can be checked.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & EOWbi E, Chemists,
Toronto, - Ontatiu
got, and $r.00; alt druggists.
Couldn't be .Exchanged.
1 Philadelphia .boy, Live years of
age, ivho fla.d recently become the
brother of another little boy, was
sent to the grocery store the other
day to get some lour sugar.
By mistake the grocer gave him
granulated, and the boy was sent
back to stare it changed.
" How do you like your new bro-
ther ?" asked the grocer, as he was
weighing out the right kind of sugar.
" Oh, I don't like �himn very much,"
he little fellow answered. "He cries
all the time."
Why don't you change hum, then,
as you do the sugar ?"
We can't change him now, 'cause
we've used him three days."-phila-
delphia Ledger.
Nell -it was a case of love at
first sight. Belle -Which one of them
has the money ? '
From Chicago and St. Louist
pro-portionately low rates are in ef-
fect by lines connecting with the
Union Pacific.
The UNION PACIFIC has also ex-
tended territory to which round
trip Homesoekers' Excursion tick-•
etc will be sold, as follows:
FROM i\II5.SCIURI RIVE!: TERMINALS
To man it 1 IL
y po n s n -ansas, Nebras-
ka and Colorado;
To many points in Wyoming, Utah,
Montana and Idaho;
To Twiny points in Oregon and
Washington.
One fare plus $2 for the round
trip.
Tickets on sale starch 17, April
7 and `21, :�Iayy 15 and 19, June a
and 16, 100:1.
For full information, call on or
address
H. F. Carter, 'l.!: P. A., 14 Janes
Building, Toronto, Canada.
F. B. Choate, G, A;, 126 Wood-
ward avenue. Detroit, Mich.
Important Prerequisite.
"We have called," ,said the heathen,
after the conventional compliments,
of the day lead been passed, "to
murder you." .•
The missionary's demeanor altered
at once.
"Of course;" said he, coldly, "I
cannot fermis you to murder me un
til you have given me satisfactory
proof of your financial standing
and ability to pay a suitable indem-
nity
The heathen at once saw the force
or Iles and withdrew, promising to
come again to -morrow with colla-
teral.
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i deal
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H en/thy growth
Original features
Superior merit
Equitable rates
Notable record
Financially, sound
R eserve unquestionable
1 mpressive ritual
E xeeptiona1 inducements
National reputation
D efinite benefits
Second to none.
Full information cheerfully given.
Organizers wanted. Apply to either
W. F. Montague, Grand Recorder,
Iinmllton ; or W. F. Campbell, Grand
Organizer, Hamilton..
1.
"If No One Ever Marries Me."
If no ono ever marries me -
i And they don't seem very keen,
For I Can't pretend I'm handsome,
And my purse is rather lean
If no one ever Inart;Jehs me,
I'll get along all right-
I Shell play at golf the whole day
through,
And at bridge the livelong night.
I shall have a little sailing yacht
And a motor all my own,
And I shan't be. plagued with chil-
dren's bills'
For things that they've outgrown.
And when I'm sick of everything,
And dull as dull can be,
I shall think how glad I've made
seine girl
Who didn't marry me.
-By a Bachelor, with apologies, In
Punch.
He Red. Smiled Repeatedly.
NS Y. Sun.
` Pa," said the shall boy, "what
ie the ghost or a smile ?"
A ghost of a smile," pa sadly re-
v, Orta died, "wtSomething
1 �'hn1 -that is found in
TEMPTATIONS OEMIDDLE AGE
Ono the "I Am Holier Than Thou'
Attitude Toward Youth.
I now no .such pserastent toxn-
tation for the middle-aged, hone ,so
,subtile in ices nature nor so disa,s-
trom3 in its consequences, as that
which wakes us like to seem to our
juniors not only established in ab.
together virtuous ways, bat as if we
had been ,so established all our lives,
lit is not, I think, a. very courage-
ous attitude to take, 1spteelally be.,
fore lho young, who have no messes
of knowing what rapids we, their
elders, have encountered when geld -
tug to a present safetythe frail
crafts of our character. .•
The young, whose very, nature it is
to feel the' eiffferences that distin-
pu1sh them as individuals from the
rest of mankind, never faucy tllere-
setvers so isolated as when they wit -
new some of the older ones harbor-
ed in quiet ports apparently tines -
.sailed by tempests. Then it is that
by very coutrast the young imagine
thane/en—asthane/en-as nontroiled by an ad-
ve'rsc fate which has sent, them adrift
and alone on the sea of .wild tempta-
tions over which no reepectable old
p'erseli could ever have been sent to
sell. I,s it might to awake them feel
.so, I ask ,myself often, gratifying
OLS it rias beto us to be venerated?
Opulent people are considered in-
bred who make the indigent feel pov-
erty-stricken. It seems to me quite
as enip'abie for the virtuous elderly
pennon to xoake the young stumbler
feel himself a sinner. -April Cen-
tury.
EAL119
.. �. Y
BEM{�
E
I do not -hlame them.
1 srpeke of the matter to my hue-
.
R
band to -night. Hti said he did not
Fcare, that he, had felt first-rate all
dee. es.
' IM.►
A little Sunlight Soap will clean
cut glass and other articles until
shiae and sparkle. Sunlight
Soap will wash other things than
clothes. 4B
Eard Necessity.
N Y. Sun.
Mrs. Gotrox--Aro you really going
to move? I thought you were well
satisfied with your house? .
Mrs. Purseproud-So I ani'. Bat -it
is titre only way to show, the, neigh-
bors all my new furniture.
New York and Boston Via New York
Central.
The numerous trains, the excellent
service, the uniformity of its trains,
its four tracks and the location of
its depots in Boston and New York,
make the New York Central the fav-
orite line to those points.
Any. ticket agent will confirm the
above.
Confessions of Geraldine.
Life.
How much longer can I endure
it ? This morning my husband rose
before daybreak. Ile was too lazy
to light a lamp, and breakfasted In
the dark. The result was he ate the
prepared kindling wood instead of
the p +edigeLstetl breakfast food.
,When the servants got up there
'sae ilia -thanes to build the fire with.
u'
Of corse they were angry and left.
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder
Only 50 cents for bottle and tube,
and is worth—as much as your life
is worth. Catarrh kills thousands
through colds, bronchitis, pneu-
monia and consumption, and Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cures
all of them when other prescriptions
Mir.ard's Liniment Cures Burns, have failed. It will relieve colds
etc. and catarrh and cure headache in
ten minutes.
ltefiections of a Bachelor.
Most men carry success as grace-
fully as they do too much liquor. -
When you kiss a -del with freckles
tale~ never taste the way they look
tiioy- veonld.
'.Vllen men get devoted to girls,
first it's chaperons, then enother=ln-
law, then dortore. 1
Some women's figures are so dainty
that when a nmamt looks at them . he,
thinks of upholstery,.
A woman who wears a "rat" has t..
pretty mean opinion of one who
tonchei up her complexio:t-:-Naw
York Press.
Every
lc j li Ole 1R,li.eBl;''lnl:iiltt'r often
the little
ills, cuts anti spr+,tr,s. uc well as for alt bowel
complaints, is i, dl�irc•n+;,lele. Avoid eubstl-
lutes, there is lint on,! "Painkiller," Perry
Davis'.
Sauna Old Song.
Things havon't changed much in
Macedonia, since St. Paul's titre. It's
still In thn.t came-over,a,nd-"help-us
frame of mind.
Minard's Liniment for sale every-
where,
Ile Asked a Miss.
"What's the trouble, my boy ?"
queried the minietter of a young
inember of his flock. "You look
Baal'''
"AlndI feel sad." replied the young
�
man. I asked Miss Sullivan to be
my wife, and she declined tix
honor,"
"That's too bad," said 'the par-
son. "But it's in accord with the
Scriptures, which says : "Ye asked
and received not, because ye aaked
amus.' "
"Well, what would you advise me
to do ?" queried the youths.
"Next time ask a widow," replied
the good mac, withl aseaspiclous
twinkle In his eye. -Pittsburg Press.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Nenrai-
gia.
Made Rim Weep.
Judge.
Gladys -Papa read your book of
poems and wept over every line.
Her Affianced -He did?
Gladys -Yes. He said he couldn't
help but weep to think such a lob-
ster was coming into the family.
ialw
iray's
Anniversary
YrFor over Forty Yr
of
Red Spruce iu
AS A SPECIFIC FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, Erc,
Fran been tested and has become the
retail), Cough Specific of thousands
throughout Canada and the Vnite$
States. It never was more popular
nor more largely used than it is
today,
MEI;1T ALWAYS TELLS,
',lone Remedies come and go. New
prep rations are tried and abandon..
ed, cut the old reliable remains,
'1`Ite present is a tryin.g season for
both old and young, and colds, easily
caught now are ay to remain for the
winter unless promptly cured, No
better remedy can be found than
Gray's Syrup
SOLD ET ea, eauGGhsTs.
•
FRED H. Hera, Js., the well knows dis-
tiller of Railroad, York Co., Pa., states : "3
have had catarrh of the head and stomach fot
two years in the worst form. I tried ail the
medicines I ever heard of, but without relief.
I used two bottles of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder. It cured me entirely, I am sow a
Well man."
In thirty minute` Dr. Agnew's
Cure for the Heart will add
strength to that organ. Feeding
the -body by a full supply of blood
it fills life with the old time vigor.
1;
Knew All About it.
Vancouver World.
"'parvenu"?
Teacher -What is the meaning of
Sobony-An upstart.
Tea,oher-Give a sentence in which
the word is used.
Jobnsly-When a man sits down on
a bent pin he gives a violent parvenu.
They're Otherwise All Rigbt.
Kansas City Journal.
It 19 said that 25 per cent. of the
Governors of the various States are
Methodists-. In roost respects, how-
ever, the Methodists stand as well
ae9 offer denominations.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contains Mercury •
as mercury will surely destroy' the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tem when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do Is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from
them. Hail's Catarrh "lure, manufactured
by F. 3, Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0. contains
no mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Curehbe stye you get buying tl ulne, ItCatarrhan
internally and made In nolcdo, Ohio, by F.
Sobydruggists. Testimonials frd ripebottle.
Rail's Family Pills are the best.
Continuous Performance.
Ida --When he started kissing you,
didn't you scream ?
Ya - Oh, I would have lost so
many, kisses while I had my, mouth
open. Chicago News.
mivard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
Burnt His "Breeches."
An eminent Chicago lawyer tells me
this story, says a writer In the
Brooklyn tag1e :
"11Sy father always took a great In- 1
terest in musical matters, and was
often the patron of impecunious
music]alas. Among the latter I re-
member a certain Professor Schell, a l
fine pianist, who used to visitour
house. The professor had been mak-
ing a hard but unsuccessful struggle,
had become almost disheartened, and
sass seriously, thinking of giving up
=Id ,returning to Germany. My fa-
ther, who thoroughly liked hint, lead
tried to encourage him, and had
promised to aid slim in finding pupils;
but lstill tlxe professor vacillated for
many weeks. One afternoon he en-
tered our library, followed by my
father, raid, walking ,solemnly up to
my mother, said, with a,n air of pro-
found gravity
'Madam, T hoe burnt nay breeches
beebintt me.'
"'Good gracious 1' ejaculated my
mother, with an involuntary, startled
glance in the direction of the pro-
fessor's coat tails.
" My father interposed tactfully,
the professor meanwhile nodding ae-
quieascenoe : '"You will be glad to
know; my deur, that what Professor
Sah'eall beans: by sayin,g he lies
burned bis bridges bellied him Is that
he has leased a house hero folia year
and has now no clieiee, but to stay.'
"'Oh 1' exclaimed me Mother,
greatly, .relieved, 'Ido' delightful'
•
The selfish brute.
I am iluitse calm nes I writs.. I enar-
vlei at my own patience.
Settlers' Low hates West,
ViaChicago and Northwestern Ry.,
every day from February 15th to
April 80th'. 'Colonist one way sec-
ond-class tickets at extremely low
rates from stations in Ontario and
Quebec, -to points in Colorado, Utah,
Montana, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon,
Washington and California ; also to
Victoria, Vancouver, New Westmin-
ster, Nelson. Rossland, !etc. Full
particulars, rates and folders can be
obtained from B. H. Bennett, General
Agent, :.' East King street, Toronto,
Ont.
Conundrums.
When was beef the highest ? When
the cow- jumped over the moon.
What is the difference between one
yard and two yards? A fence.
'Why is a straw I1iLt like kissing
through a telephone? Because nei-
ther is felt.
Why is your shadow like a false
friend? Because it only follows you
in sundhine.
Why is your nose in the middle of
your face? Because it is the
mentor.
If a woman asks her blind 'lover
the Dolor of a flower, what would
he say ? I have no i -dee.
As I was going through a Ileldi of
wheat I found something good to eat,
it wasn't fish or flesh or bone; I
kept it till it ran alone. An egg.
What roof never keeps out of tho
wet ? Tho roof or the mouth.
What fruit is on a cent ? A date.
Why it, a solar eclipse like the
whipping of a ,troy by his mother ?
Because it is the hiding of the son. '
Which animal has the most pro-
perty to carry with him when he
travels, and which two have the
least ? The elephant the most be-
cause he carries his trunk, the fox
and cock the least because they
have only a brush and comb between
then.
`Gnat is that which. Is invisible yet
never out of sight ? Tho letter "I."
Why is the letter t ]ike 12 o'clock?
It is the midtllo of dayi,
When is a dog like the minute
bland? When he is on the watch.
Wl'y is the vowel "0" the only one
sounded ? Because the rest are i11 -
audible,
Why is the letter d Tike a. sailor?
It follows She c (sea),
Why is a• pair of skates like an
apple? Because they have occasion-
ed th'e fait of man.
Wiry is a book like a king ? It
has many pages.
What burns to keep a. secret ?
Sealing wax.
Never Heard of Elim
(Mieago ,Tournal.
Sunday Schoal Teacher -Who kill-
ed Abel ?
Bobby is stranger) -I don't know,
ma'am. I just moved here last week.
smells
To drove to you , that Dr.
vhn Cibtse's Otntmentisacortaln
• .• and ahsolute cure for each
ra and every form of itching,
bleeding anti protrudingpiles,
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. Soo tes-
timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh-
bors what they think of i t. You can use it and
$eb Sour money baciz if not cured. EOc a box, at
alt dealers orlllnstw esox,BATEs & Co.,Toronto,
pr. Chase's Ointment
111
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Feathers for €''atbet•.
" Will you get wings when you go
to heaven ?" asked little Elsie of her
father, who is baldheaded.
" Yes, dear," lie replied.
And will they put feathery on
your head, too, p >pn, ?" she persisted,
-Ohio State Jennie!.
1 ESSTJE NO. 15, 19(M.
Mrs. Winslow's boothtng Syrup should
always be used for Children Teething,. . Ib
soothes the child, softens thegums, aures wind
code and is the beat remedy for Diarrhoea.
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by mall so you can male from FIVE TO ass
noLx.Ans A DAY. For particulars write
A. HANSEL, M. 6i.9A v eadorth
Hamilton, Ont.
Strawberry Plants, Etti, For Salo
I have a choice lot of 'Strawberry Plants
to offer for spring setting that have been
grown on grouud specially prepared. They
have good fibrous roots.
I have been spraying my plants regularly
for past two seasons, hence they shDula been-
tirely free of leaf blight orruat,which is every
important matter in starting a plantation.
I have a large supply of the Williams (the
most popular market berry to -day) Clyde
Wilson, Michael's Early, etc..Can furnish any
varieties bun varieties.
Any
ekedtr 0 B aat
following prlces-
In lots less than 500, 35eper hundred
In lots of 500 and under 1000, 80e per
hundred
In lots of 1000 and over, $3.50 per thousand
A discount on orders of over 10,000.
I have also 20,000 Black Berry Plants of
leading varieties to sell at t 1.25 per hundred
or $1U per thousand,
Raspberry Plaints, and Currants, red and
black, for sale cheap.
Order early. 'First come first served."
Can ship G. T. R. or C. P. It., Canadian or
Dominion Bxpress. G.N.W. or C.P.R. tele-
graph connection. Bell telephone No. 10I',
Grimsby. Address .
W. 15. _{ITTir1NHOUSE,
Excelsior Fruit Farm, Beanxsville.
USED FOURTEEN YEARS WITH
GOOD RESULTS.
E, 164 S1,, New York, 8c. 8, 1302.
Lr.. n. 7, KENDALL CO.,
Gentlemen t—I have used your Spavin Curo on
my horses for the glut fourteen years anct it has
always given moood results in every particular.
I also have one of your books that I have found
very useful. If ycnt hare any later edition of
the "Treatise on the horse and his Diseases,"
will you kindly send mu one.
Respectfully yours, B. F. FRIsaIE.
It Is an nbsoutely reliable remedy for Spavins,
Spun.'., Curbs, Ringbones, etc. Removes the
i,unele and leaves no scar. Price 61; she for 35.
As alinlnlentfor tannlyuse ithas noequal. Asir
y.air druggist for i ENDALL'S SPAVIN CURB,
al?o "A Treatise on the corse," the book free, or
address
DR. 1. J. KENDALL CO., ENOSBURG FALLS, VT.
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USE
000IVI E AXLE GREASE
It 1-tas Eco Equal
Manufactured only.byy j �. CO.
THE CAMPR ELL MFC.C
of HAGirtILTON, ONTARiO.
For sale by all India:: dealers,
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..Si
ealth
is one of the most important
things for every farmer to
consider.
ick's
Blood Purifier
will build up a run down horse.
It tones up the system, rids
stomach of bots, worms and
other parasites which under-
mine an animal's health.
5o cts. a package.
LEEIv1ING MILES & CO.
AGENTS. - - - MONTREAL.
Depended on the Amount.
Tit-I3its.
Judge (to witness) -,You sa'y you
have known the prisoner all your
life?
Witness -Yes, your honor.
Judge -Naw, in your opinion, iso
you think he could be guilty of steal-
ing this money ?
Witness -How much was it?
Use Lever's Dry Soap (a powder) to
wash woolens and flannels, -you'll like
it. 32
You might as well talk to an echo
as to a person who always agrees
with you.
Truth may be as dear as a bell',
but it is not always tolled.
With the. old sure'gw',