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Dr. Jane Stuart ran over her morn- her white face the tremendous strain COLD STORAGE AND POULTRY,
ing's mall with a mingled frown and
emile. There were letters from all
sorts and conditions of people, Invita-
tions to dinner, conneential notes,
lettere from cranks and a !message
from a woman reporter asking; for
an inters low,
Dr. Jane was a personage. She was
physical director of a tremendously
smart woman's athletic club. She had
a chair in a woman's college. She pos-
s.ewsecl a large prartice. She had writ-
ten several pamphlets on germ% bac-
teria, microbes anti other unpleasant
things. eforeover, tlhe waa a, charming
woman, socially *eaglet and poptear
ber
Put she was frightfully overworketl.
Sometimes the exquisite machinery .of
her nerves got awry, end then Dr.
Jane wisbal she could eteal away
from ever,ything and rest. ehe was
living ronstnntly at high prise -num
and was a typal woman of the new
school.
Dr, jane anewere 1 sesta commie:lea-
tions as were- of momeet. ueeepte
invitation to beau* at a smart WISP.
gtve the neweimper weineva an ap-
pointment for Wei -pee. eve that af
ternoon anti then -set itnrtat onlwr
round of morning et Iles
AS OW e tii'. damn the steps tat he
lanue sle. bevel en her fellew iwaeti
tione.r, Dr. Jolla! ''•4n H. wee
just ;kernels the strett. nati Wan WPm.
intering lais rereinee,
Dr. Jobe metre eel eel emelt her
• tnitognineent irL,C=ot.
Dm Jane hi 89
She woule h ove leen Debra W010
411:yOle WIZO tri+,1 t.* tell her thet
her late! grew rote. She won'4,1 snot
nave telnetta, t 0s* 'Venn ante a, 'Welt;
tire. $111. s'a,a'L.
7+,:kaaw, the 4a aapk, +4" te ttilhaela wee
tints -Pr. Jaen 61;%.,^i ipho Voith 1S••
Jane.tn1 16c1a1 fralar4 ton .+4aa alas
eekee her ten twarre- Loiait Ihit the a,41714
land leen areonnesnei et tee az teseentee
she had undergone In controlling and
consoling this wretched victim of Mr. G. C. Creelman, Superinteneent
of Farmers' Institutes, has just cum -
morphine.
In the early afternoon Dr. Jane re,„ pletee arrangements for the holding
eelved a hurry call over the tele- of over TOO meetings during the cone
phone, She responded at once, and in ing menthe of December, January and
the fashionable apartment to which February. All the delegates who
she was summoned was receivee by a
have bee
fine looking man, irreproachably n appointed zo anaress the
dressed, with cynical eyes and de- various Institute meetings are prate.
bpiring mouth. tical men, who have /Studied closely
'I wish you to attend my wife," he the subjscts they are advertised to
began; "she Is very unfortunate. I deices&
scarcely know how to explain to you Besitiee the regular toples there are
three special sulesets that will re
Ile Waft interrupted. A door was twirl* 4.attentiont this winter, and the
following anstrnetunts have been le -
sued to the delemtees by the Super-
atenteent :
Last winter at the request of the
lennelesely and undetealoly drunk. Her Prete:wed ethaister of Agriculture.
of blond h ijr was in tonfusiten, her the "Devoe Hog" was diseuesed at
fare fright:nay nutlet!, IStarp-1 nil of oar meetiegs. Tee winelem of
with waverine 4.yt'S at. Dr. eane, who ties coarse hi semen' manifealling
had arisen. itself. A better tease or, hogs are be.
...tee you the dot tor e" CZOP ing otferee for see. this fen term ever
thickly. before. The Regietrar to: Live Stove
Ise .razie eld net lete; at the nagger- for the Itrovinee states that ter the
Me hamlet ne. ht fate nest tent the hak,...eit bre,•445 :pad hi
flung violently open awl a woman,
young. pretty. 4.1:10.1 In a tea gown
of tumbiel Lem wad ribbons, walked
unistemIlly into the rokon. $ea was
'n*Pdt oa 44 :4 444. 5'.133/SN'5 '01.414.:484thIbir,.41
wornena len‘l, tatting her bane, Said ; regieteree. am! ve0 ea. meeting tare
gentle -"Yee I an the *totter, Vent *manes, from nIF FM') 44 the Pmoqi,l''"
,6re. rad teeing very we..1, your ler- refereare to, the Intetanntet
r bend teiie note." F teseinte are/ Initttitente of ties
; "et% 8lie: 1 InP6114' Mt better.', eeee, eeen tee it. 19 lately.
tiPt 1 tho ;454, ras,:vvD710; r tit efere t ten t 1 till' win
lean Len ter▪ nee Dr. Jane fun te., tie' h some nn toe * • " t
a40.41), yg,,1141f6 a tan:.
4h4 *'h. inceetithete ties wtattam. tear
ciitrin. et litho-14one; adontaleiwol D *irate 414'3 te*t Des Meng the line er
ter: pioneetnn its? au enema.. het eetlelset fame,nett. re* roes.
Arleen. re ° clateritait•'tte(6°1 tm0 ,•.zaqteepern, teat ratiaer ns -
I ''!iitt4t* 0 44 este:tel. *let teems tee* -;ytt ,er,,eete, elsre tcre-
lar. .1.ane inalwe beet. es ilaabeil lint 1,•,,,1,4t41.4. ,;',444j:.: to: tteett teat' eate
tlettellatletle- „e'it Fe' 'diet wetDI Mortise bee tee te„...e est, gent tane
, .enet tee E.71 11,4,;, ol "1. otao at.ota.k4441 tokatta
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eu 1' 46' 4;11 fff,;(*VITI „p. ,t
1 bland, cot thao4, of a pkiaz;loc,a-na1.1."'„ ahgcalt.41 too raatc l:�etea taintr.
4214 14 41tedt• d tice 1' `':e'e kftitt' ealle 1:overeater*, eare la ate stet n lestne
Er2 au a cat ta tit talitkittall%v ;se
cola,,oa O,,o1 ioo++, tarne rare
'I et* mot 5. it ii 5.4.7,•9 Hannh011
tikvat 17174 r3i;i4nty; t6vort
• :.tvvviat*o ijr4t o'r.; 1. want 4.
comp 41.13tk, tutit It. Ir.ttt't4- tot-ot.
Nem,. lag+ .1‘aaaok mao- tate with
Zaahaa. h E' • 11 4 :Oh i,711,4a
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tonne net te -v., 1 7- tee w 111
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uspe tr.: 71*t5 7 7'4 r.0 -re t7itt.1a not
ottat..,;apr 111 tv,urfins°,,
&were *L4'i4$-* 11ti.
Inastra54, tthl sr,arr.raak4 to /KS &Pala.
teat en Itatert,Va.. to,vhitra• tUiev,
ultriXioa, woman:aro ,-4,,,,•a.4ezao_1:a15 tit)
Pict ntioVt, tu,
1M.1 InCe;qt, tinny:. with to '24
'irke welnlJn Nutt tee wee
CO' the entreat. 1138i...-,+151e1,7;‘,.1.7131tkinat
rataDaserktal. Pko, ti !Me DalAintrat Laa-144.
littO Ittr 1.7f,5tn .1".7.1 .,-/Aci1,41 MO° gI.P,14°
br•MIttlI thPitaa. tlikeT a Lode- Latta.
when she telt. tete woes ne was settpt
41n the len 1 tl ranakeaa.
bad ts:)enn to-triti, strain. mot
Jeate Cove.i..evi whitest than eter res
/She teeenteret her 0..023P. As eine stt
dotati at het detk notteet the
proofs or Ler artio le ovau "reatto 15 the
Biseelotie"144' 71
'Tea Itintrke.,1 oaaat,," she &alai. •.=1 he -
3 11 go nway rot a fest One's."
else hell rang 01111:11 8 SinnIt11y gOwtled
woman 13.aS fitiktAvla In. it *as
the teparter ea a 1ahoz7.1ay ap to
Whovaa she had given am apiatahat-
•=ent.
"1 wish to get ,-+..-0air b.sms oh a
Vital topaaa." statl this 5e11 pasioesi,-
ted Yd1211T4 wttvrxi yooza thhak that
narriage interterr-s wink a wo-
e -mete p13f 817z131 tt-ori,,Tr*.13 Tour opin-
rvin he tr..Ist va1149-
Atte. It Late st ztentent..4 frazn a wo-
men &lawyer, a sotancoon preaeher, on
``1103ttrct.g 7ar*. n1 Dr. Jane top
int•se11. -Eta, es.n hk--:,..os it
Va.11., 1 l'azovo• Z tr a Lig. at‘annoi on
feet. Clew 1...fra):Saan-1 Eazks:',
like 1...4 '4-f.-- la) kin laitte-edi-
oeS wretce
epenky little wore:me'
tleneget Dr. 3,ein. "sae leeks com-
pletely inaggee. elm is killing., her-
self by ancines, but sine won't give in,
obstinate little minx? 05, these wo-
Men and their careers?"
. John drove awayIn mis
new carriage, his dusky eeariarnen
grinning at his side. Dr. Jane walk -
el it black and pacsieg ear.
She rang the bell of a hariasarne
nptown h3,35.4, and nets premptly
sinovvn upstairs. The roam she en-
tered was darkened. On alueurious
divan, amid a. forest of silken pillows,
lay a slim woman in a ravishing ne-
gligee. be had once been a getnat
bettuty, but her face, with Its hag-
gard expression, -drawn lines and fad-
ed, Mack lustre eyes, told a story
of misery.
doetor," she moaned as Dr.
Jane went to her. side and gently
took her hand. "Oh. I am suffering
so Oh, won't you give me just a
little -only half a grain, I beg you,
o nly half a grain."
The poor creature's voice rose al-
most to a shriek. "My husband 15 so ;
Cruel?" she sobbed. t•The servants
are all in his pay. I can't get any
sleep. Oh, I am &mast Crazy?"
She wept, she wrang her diamond-
letlen hands, she grew more and more
hysterical.
When, an holm 'later, Dr. Jane M-
erged from the house she showee in
t ke: at torte h te ,0 tn.„ • e„,
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'RAN° 447,':4,..oti. *of a tteve..;0a. . .shel 4 sfe k • Ite
'Vt* V",,t'C'A -'!"; ,":;) •
wo814..14 1.aot 04'1
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rte 'enteteentteeettelintelleatietWedineentelleelentwelsileisitetit vti
eh
I Lilo Tetten elvegaelkeestelisteettettleMeleSsitetleteilieevtalitseeteeettele
REE MG SEM TI -10 \So
STA HAG CO
S.
Li the Drovers' Joanne appears an
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tering them in their atolls and turn-
interestieg amount of a meeting of big out only now and then, if at all,
farmer' a na stockmen held recently one reason given for thie
ed by Mr. Robe 'Miller, of Statile was that if kept in a warmPrsatca.tblelee
fic
in thigan, and which was address- an a tub rine teoavoutlengoaolyf hgariorw, af no dr Vole tcuorwn
Tille, Ont., on the above sulalect. The the cow out into severe or stormy
following is a, partial report of what
Mr. Miller said, and whiell will weather, gage them by far too. sed -
read wee interest by Canadian breed -
be upon the system which followed
den an. exposure, and the reaction
ees-
"The Bates and Booth strains roe- giving. Some contended for a, fifteen
proved a serious detriment to milk
probably, two of the oldest minutes' run in the warm ruid-day
resent, p
and best-known families of the Short- sun. While there were others who
horns. It was eonsiderel a few sala-keep them in all the time.
YearS ago that anyone breeding Diversity.
Shortie -tam, and not handling one of In another matter there was mueb
the femilles, was not a first-class diversiey of opinion.. By many it was
breedelnee Shorthorns. Pedigree was thought that a cow wale only be
largely tile whole thing- in breeding. kept warn: in the stable by making
This, while valuable In many ee, It so &lose that she with the other
speets, was carried to far, so that rows in common must breathe over
many valuable herds were either in. and over the vitiated air, and that
jured or ruined by paying too mach mingled with -what to them seem -
attention to pedigree and to little ed to be impossible to eradicate-
atitiemonlawsteneotimon.tointliovred
itlubarelmineg.rit and the foul odors and supposed associat-
ed smells of a stable; and based on
"einny breeders would have nate. these suppositions it has been claim-
ing to do with an animal tnat was ed that a healthful stable would be
not of the purest line breeding from impossible if made warm.
the beginning and on down through A Change.
Its whole course. This was nroduc- e.
tion of too elose line breeding, con- t the farmers' meetings for the
sequently many valuable animals past year or more, the talk has
were damaged by being tootaken a change, and the warm sta.-
gt=E,th. ble, better sanitation, less out -door
weakened In breeding
freedom for the cow- advocated, mak-
ing her conafortable in a clean, dry
"The climax of this was reached a stall, pIent.y of rood with succulence,
few years ago when, the Shorthorns fresh rir and water, and there was
were selling up into the thousands of
dollars eaele It berame to be gen- only the necessity for a sun bath,
and a half hour's swim In it on a
wally thought that a man could not "pleasant,
warm day only." which
have 'het -Ness stoek without pay- vrhen thought over, WS:8 only "113131P3'
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Ing a small fortune for each indivite pathie" out -door life after all When
mi. This led to still etoser breed-
ing, and die noel end mate the bot-
tom of the hem droplet! out. Men
lokeesus to nuelerstand then that every-
thing die n A ile in a line pedigree.
The iiananTo. mane when the Neese of
the treheree was ellearalited. Some
even went,...,) l'ar EIS Via PIVOT* Var.-w-
ing, *Qt tee paligree entirely, but
the triter *case favorel a broader
eetttela se bette,ling ant a geoll Twee
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compared with the. other 23 Wears
and 30 ntlittutes of the 21 hours. Wbat
was thrift and health in a row .
how best told, was antoverme "'Mutt
whea a eow was ea'ting feel ratione,
giving fall flow of online inalr eleel;
and oey, eye laright, aneenee 01
exerrese make atother eon'
show the healltiay thrift of the first.
That there was no more senee in
turning a eow tett rai ammo in Jame,
ary to give her nametapes than te
rant ber 1111x) oatkrage /407. helms
a anY In XI.trtov to friVe her vig'or."
Sciseatarts.
"ploortif° 6Va,,3 hololgag 6001*
to intrityare wan, t'61.4C,4 taw man that
fearee that atean taught lune trace
lee in tine Genet'', bet Ita.1 110 PINOT
tint cam ca *3 1') cont1,3rtatit:-..,
6tobto with ITLY1h
of nit°, aleil the that ttnitodi
the EIDEM,?-1ht no con-ay.:4=v., on:4 af11 Ptak •
Meal itra,)4' 1011,..,1,4-eter t ...event Nan
trentete Rata tee • tante, 'net 4.7
patio wan v ;
better for ten minutes dlreot, th
for bourg pouring through a goo.
liberal spread of glass; or in Weal
way water is letter and mere
, healthful drunks,. twice a day out of
an open taxa; wherein every eow
plungee lier nose, than to drink
whenever thirety pore an indivite
use baein in the manger. In. mese
way We are led to thine teat tine
' early fall etabling has meth to do
In answering- the whole matter,
granted first that the man bee a
tguoortel., wholesome stable with wilat
are known en cow comforts a lea -
Fall Stabling, ,
Cowls left out at night when the
chilling rains are frequeet, frosty
nights are common, and winds
pierce, are put quite as much
in line for disease and ailments gen-
?rally, as from too good stabling in
the winter.
Straw is cheap, road dust Is
plenty, and a cow can ba made raore
comfortable In a warm, dry stable
daring cold, rainy October or Nov-
ember nights, than she can be forced
to believe she is in a fence earner*
rain soaked, or freet plated, as the
ease may be. Some one Inas said that
a "rain -wet Cow was like putting a
wet cloth about a pitcher In July
to cool the water within it." This
fall -stabled COW, with her food of
some sort before her, is nearer In
th,e path -way of good health
than tlie other, foe no. one
has yet proven that the physical suf-
fering of cold and expesure Is part
or parcel of nature's plan of either
health restoration or the building up
of constitutional vigor. •
:taste
This we know, that warmth end
comfort are cceaucive to milk giv-
ing, and the reverse is milk shrink-
ing, and a cow well stabled that
gives her full flow of milk, with titre'.
ty look, can be counted upon .as not
being injured by her stanle III'e. There
are thinge to be considered In this
matter. Are these cows In the stable
milk -givers with calf dropping
mouths in the future; tie
are they dry or practic-
ally SO With l'alVQS due in early,
eminent Here ;G a question. One 1
Ileiry is mailegivirtg ant putting the :
,eaergy of surplus food into Inigh. an I
eadireet pro VIVI, UT nerve (one. In
the other dairy, with :Le stneh draft
upost their N:bitern?„ tine surplus food '
muse find more demani than that
made by embryo lire, an! smelt cows :
alo wee a certain anmaat 01 tintiV.11-
liar motement. an I stemill leave It .
ow- Sassy rezc:aans, 04,4 a .goveh Js
that of the etrvath7ct realf :to.; !tering
ant' Itwihitce..11. 'The ether. Pew, end
in Itecyaii0+2r gni Jaeger:a hes the
Whi*h. tiladniteV CI paNtt:tg, ;44.11.01ing to
1110 11P4 Ilice:041 t19.111tPitO, - . 'awl ia
MN Caere taa, - t'a to he e. eletiatetion
in th.,P stulda• 1kfie od the tw-ka reahleett
el' mew.
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, En elm hall, bennig a. leginiv teettleatal to
7773 .7
young pereen, eta? etezeti the 17ea1.1 ley ' wintertaeestetteset
tee bonet find pereended '.1,,a dannee
of astonishing steps. .•
, Looks eke a weelding-tre.-la- ell
laeentery and levee%
-Set:vale 2 51T413587.02721 rfeere =.43 it steam esestesee, ast
, Woman merry ? Tre-ie-lat Give up •reaps and leede ninety
• her .eareer? 9!'r8 -la -1:31 17 Love. nee with tee mit '..:ibt.tOid 13 teres
17. 11
:earringtett fee a. tv.oatann tenet ','. In the enue inetoey ene ente. eze
trie
tl'he doer inte the destor'e °tete*. Raines tr,e
, opened, and Dr. Zane, still weak anti et) heretle lite pairs Ite
white. tottered .ont. !' ILD "tile ogre-est:mei f:nreniernset nen-
, e Doret quote net" sten apptale torle-s 175BPan'a.-..a with meameetere esnv
0 6, 0 the work forreerey remerel of
e No, 1 won't," responded the frlsky 000.
young pereon. "Anal let nue say riteat 17 Maze mane wite uraelataery emu
now that :4,41tI are the remit sensilee out two weteees 0.7 leaf
proleselorial woman. I've struck. For ; a million a year.
What is a eareer eon -reared to the 7 In larotlern stet./ WatIt's, LeIrt
love -of sash a superb, feliovv- as that? ! Inaehluery ane eleetrisity. Pight
Dortor:got 1:p to the Requirements.
Miss Spinster (to bird fancler)-I
want a. parrot. sir ; one that has been ;
brought up within the refining infite
entes of a Christian home.'
Bird FrinCIPr -I think that one in 1
the window, ma'am, will suit you.
Miss Spitiater ( turnime to the win-
dow) -Ah, think so. Pretty Poll;
Polly want a (Teresa ?
Polly (sleepilye-D--- yer smirkers:1
•
, 'congratulate you." r men 'eau do tire wore. that fertmaly
And thsti Dr. Jane leashed again. requiree 300.
The Intest WP1S1-." 4k" ler 14 ran with-
; out any attenti.m Sewing, the ilianer
hoar awl eer an hear erne ikalf af-
t ter teie mill is? a, e',7 •-t ' t
- .
In leather rnantetieteen nineteen
methotie have reakitrei cm• eesary
number ef werkers frem lat 17170
per (nest.
In the treentintetute, of rave:ages It
tete1 to take on* emu :ri 01aes tse
'flake 3 enr1.18gP : 13(11*1*' 74 earrlage 18
leads* by- sea* man anti Ineelensry 15
twelve days.
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tee ken en este.
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in peen:et' e tritti easels '.'eitetieve
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steely eel C9.t1717*' 1113.3'7'-t8Ps
et tee tree. try te trine, it wyeeti
llse eitlemen to es.nte fit eteestesetetly.
etel tells te a, t tete. tit -0 teat eeset.
„settee rave tyro Ezering tee ei.ote at.i-
reefe. A eet 17 senw aetlease Le 75.1114 171,?
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err t7 s rent witte _nes :
ense 'Ste eel .
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pewee. ger:Level str.enete.
'eine Steele:me eve'
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, reaseet ee.erays to tee freet or: rea-t-
. tees pertteeng to tee c.ett. ner
keep. oreetrin deeremer, eave
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nesse cow well atm:reef:Ate tee feelette
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teem? ts 1331 rrapeety-rinangies; set:tit:tent
nnd practica ameng tee latter i;11
7431
at 'feast el' tete dairymen 1373 tee enete-
ern port ot Ameriee respeetlee tee
stabling of teeir rows sena better
seratation therewith, and the eteansee
is by fnz. for. tee better. For years
untold, there was an opinion -rot
gotten er.onn the erne -that tine wiri-
er enontes were in reality Intended
o serve ne a perioe for hardening
he rosrs to make them constitution -
ley more -vigorous, anel so exhibit
Inere vitanty .the tot months; and
ens ol times:matt of cows gave up
their nye& and the barn poles were
le-etooned with their bides, to prove
(?) the supposition!.
lextremekt
The sentiment is changing, and )IOW
from jest tieing it eow up over night
-n a eolki, comfortiees sta.bie, and
teeding her out of doors, it has gone
o the other extrema of keeping tosvs
In a warm .stable, feeding mei we-
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Sevatla _lifelenta teeenet ()tette.
tee:zee set:s)'e tette: t get :a geese ea
neetten ken ente.Teers letste.tinetts
tea 1e0 net:se teitatte
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'et:men "sense en re tee 17
elesee
OE
Spee/, end eel tainly the Wretchazi tch and
easiness of Piles is Relieved and -therm red
by Dr. Chase's lialatent.
: seetet wee toetel teen after 8171 tie a very v"..nzrtt 17, E7ng74 17S*
Erten?.780233 • tnteee;...neen eel 30. • ea anteesste netemail. -net 1717 w
' w'trn great eliffeentv ere] (tens -etre
:earn 38' L.-Le-seem:Le are sten fiere- 1, atz.,:t7 stehtt:
isse te relieve zee Orlia of tee tr,tgenenet
tte bee
Zest eentsesn ane mese aistressieg 137137 P3!'. :n.P.SP'S 07: °' 51meret. bat 1ewe
eat e,41;K,,„t, vk7.. varloes remedies 5374317770, eel to is
teneenees teeete rape nee erstee: ple:rtcrez:r. 3a171717in it, eel east tried
• nee
piles. In nine enetee oat of ten tee.. _
„eow, 'imagine Itter grare..t 4:111 210Y-.4
Cr.:Ctt-riE still rezernmena serg.sat orls was 111.,7 577,..En.[s:, tv,....at last
"-7"eli r-rrt. I174 exete.ss. ereireme tee one hex ear,t,11 ram ess teat Ufa
leen ena'danger. as tee -telly cure fee ternee ditappearses arati rests tee ex-
, lb:IPZ7,-treeter0 ntane keeps the resysi- ent masa tsvii-'241.1:-,, • not the
teenal ewe:re:am I teal Lee a differ.
tans frcra 5*30'es227;b:775 Dr.. Cease's least doubt tete Dr. Cerase's ante
Clotraent in a171 easee pifes. It lens meet saved 358frora a very danger
made tor Itsere a world-wide repnta- ; lees and palethe 'operation and many,
teem andi 1 tiedet pestUve years al suT:e,Ing. It 18 With tis
P. "guarantee to cure any ease or pnein greatevt ple:zsare ancl with a thank..
Mt* matter of low long standing, no fel heart that I give this testimord-
f matter how many ogeretions Ilene I al, keowing that D. Chase's °Int-
' failed, and no matter low inteeee ment has cisme se mach for me. You
1111Ths bi;eIenttte
ebristinTreaingea.are at prfect liberty to use reple of eeores testimonlai as you see fit for the be.. thing
, hundreds of eases in Canada alone nefit of others similarly afflicted."
In which Dr. Chase's ointment has You are invited te make this test
prreven a truly magic remedy. This and prove to soar own satisiactiort
1 letter is quoted because. Mr. Deprau the almest magical power of Dr.
; Is well known throughout Ontario as Cha' e Ointineut. Ask your neigh..
an earnest rainister of the Gospel, bore who have navel it what the
1 and one who has at heart the well- , itthinwkheanf Ids„ro.aCtliartsve;stOhient.orapeptiotr.ttmlei
beninegv. oaf. fellow-sufferers.tinnist
and remember that it is guarantee
; niter, Common, PrineeEdward Coen- to cure any case or itching, bleeclin
17 ty, Ont. etatee. "I was troubled or proteeding plies; etle tt box.
1 ler th itAing and bleeding piles for 'Alt dealers, or by mail from Earna
years, and they ultimately attained eon-, Bates es Co., Toronto.