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"As the Twig is Bent."
A•sad case came to light in school
last week. For some time numerous
things ?had been missed. A book, a i
half., dozed.. pencibs, a child's lunch, a
Copy s- pair of rubbers, apples, and'
nnmerears. •other small things. Ten;
days agu''son eone obtained the key to
the teac'ixer's:desk, • opened it and stole
two -dollars out of her purse. The
teacher said nothing, but watched. Al
twelve -year-old• boy' from one of the
'.best homes, but who had never had'
spending money, suddenly began!
treating everyone in• school. A little!
judicious questioning brought out the
•truth this boy had taken not only the;
teacher's money but everything else;
that diad been missing.., • 1
The entire neighborhood was upset j
by the incident, Hew could it be that
thi's boy, the son of :parents of ab-
solute honety, could be a thief •? He
had been brought up, in. the Sunday
SchaoI, told the difference between
sight and wrong, had all' sorts of ad-
vantages, and yet had gone wrong:1
Now if it had been young "Peterkins
whose family hadn't =eh; and who
probably never was -taught anything
at home, you could understand it. But
this. boy's mother was so good and
the soul of honesty.
It ,did seem queer to the ones who!
didn't go below the surface. But those
who had watched the boy grow up
rather felt that they could explain it.
Two or three mothers got together'
and exchanged confidences. There was
the time when the boy was two and
he carried home Jackie Smith's auto-
mobile.' Of course, it only came from
re
dow gave hint a view of the mountains,
with all of the uplift of a daily climb,
in thought, to their summits,
- The influence of such silent teach-
ers in the Monte can hardly be estimat-
ed, but in nothing else is the average
honte so poorly furnished. Good taste
•
•
t 11dte' er sentiment of mercy there I Dfutr ofIN BIND
MR.
\VESSO 'S 'May have boeri. S�reg11on could.last 1)e ,[; w' m,lt' ND
11VViiii�'LL W ••i:� trusted they said to one another: ! , ..
TREASLJ :E they Would all be lite peril of their ��(y�{ i(1
Reese ; .Manuel took eminence and t O"•"'• '
' . • gave tare order that the Movement
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A prasperolis I:tt£;li h 1)lalxtet, T+'red shanld• Uegiu. Make the Blood R t 1 and Rccl by
crick Wesson. lived in the•inierior.of • ^... io sprang totw';u^cl .and :tool.cl j
Luzon and raised yet,°l3° great crcips, to raise his master, and res he dict PO. he UsingQAC. Williams' i6tltii5' 'i�ifl�f
of tobacco, i lil'•h he :tei.t eiy'beet..liiurnlurett, in his ear: -.Jump ;ihali 1 I 'Pails.
down the Rio Grande to the i:o vt]- of. ptialt," 1•
e parri, During ono long period of an- i flet and ane of lite othere not. \ti'es- 1 Thin -Blooded people generally have
settled political conditions it ,om . teU ' son to Ilii; feet, ( stomach ttunb!e. They seldom reoog-
to trim .prudent ,..o etea •t. from leis :lie will walk too slowl," Woe 1. Pal- ; ni/0 the 1 c.t that thin blood is the
usual custom and, intetectd of d000slt- to to Mansel, and whir a Ftroke cif• his i cause of indigestion, but it is. Thin
ing in Aparri the money 11c'.'wveli for knife he cut the' lashing:; 01)[nrt j blood, weak, ' story blood, is one. of
his tobacco, to bring }t bade with hilt. eltei1scn's ankles, . • I the most counneu causes of stomach
and keep it in his house. At the end The moon lead nu yet risen; and the I trouble. The glands that furnish the
of ae year he (,tel(1 count lit his tree- 1Ottlln dip made on a faint, getter- I di}.;estivii Ilig b are diminished in •
sure roots twenty-five thousand ei.ver iilg'ligiit. :.",'-laruling from the; stern ; their activiti•; the stomach muscles
i )la ed in the ehoi e of toilers.
of the boat: was iinpr +eticable. ;en art- I are weakened and tha re is a loss o
f
carpets and easy chs.,.. Wall paper T , , a chin c ill the gave oolintot• the height of tithe bank at Mae ; nervice ford}. 'In this state nothing will.
may be selected in gine' restful tints, Belt there ;; to g
ernlnent that l)r�:ni::4.1 stability, and point. '• .t,T the Ii•'rty proceeded. to � more quickly restore appetite, diges-
may
-family r
be displayed yu
but the decorations may be amt y par- Wesson decided that it would be safe,
traits framed in objectionable ornate to reopen his account at Aparri,' •
moulding cremes representations of
"`' ' Mexicali silver' dollars Are. large
Indian: in gaudy war paint, or so -call -
some itinerant vendor and suggestive some load for a man. Wesson hale arms, At the same moment the boat.
ing in the heavens above or the five stout wooden boxes made to care- slipping in her modrings, heeled end -
ea thnot be
earth beneath, fill measurement, and iu these deposit. d.ellly. .Pablo grasped at the c•:in[ipy
....._ ed his sifter dollars, five thousand with • one. hand and with. the other
Seasonable Recipes. each, liox. Their ho placed these boxes tliruFt Wesson overboard. .
Mock Bisque Soup.—Simmer one on board one of his boats. and, with "Who's. that?„ cried Man'.iol at the
quart of tomatoes until they will go seven native ace•vants who had been sl)lasli•
with him a lying yule and . whom he "The master . slipped'." answered'
through. the strainer, adding one- trusted absolutely, embatiio l for tine Pablo,
fourth teaspoon of soda just before re- "It. is good!" said :Manuel. "Our
moving from the fire. Strain, and add journey to Aparri. •.
Si; of the seivt-tit rr,;;ed the ]coat, hands are free from blood; -and with
1 to a white sauce made with one quart andhis iirnts tied and the crocodiaee to
of mill:, two tablespoons of butter and the seventh steered. The 'keel ] el i
he will not trouble us."
a half cup of lour. Season to suit bottom ')art of the bn at, wen, formed ' ' ,c':th one fart liable kicked the cut
with salt and pepper, and tt o table-
Seem a hollowed -out tor: the sides,
bow and eters. were built up oe,rough b,rvnhna cerci:. overheard:
spoons of sugar. Pour in flog, soup' , Meanwhile Wesson, swimming :tions
dishes and place one tablespoon of plttnits, fitted into niches in the dug- with tine• swift aturent, was preferring
whipped cream on each service. Then; out and secured iu place by ,1)a.l_oon to take his chalices with titr_eroco-
s rinkle mined parsley an the Bream, • lacings without the use of a nail. '
p (tiles rather than melte at once for
Pear and Cheese Salad.—Select 3m}iiships was to canopy woven land. lint when he lead been carried
halves of large canned Fartict pe' s. brass, under which tt'{+s. on passacl.the a hundred yards d had
he
Place on lettuce leaf or sewing plate,, clay in cunlptuty with his five hose of
silver' touched bottom and wn led aslmre.
fill hollow in pear with cottage cheese, •1 platrurlu of bamboo polo. extend- Here inion :e woe:J.t0es me:veulue
and cover with sweetened whipped 1•
P1 111„ eatri; stele of flue boat outside shim, anti, cratvliiig int the bushes, he
ed oil paintings, purchased perhaps of coins; ta'o of them trtnl e a cumber-
etlass rotilitl to' the bow by way of the ; tion and a normal'ntttritoil than good,
outer hanibao'.piatfdrni: r 1'ich, red blood. directly
Here Pahlo.quicltly severed the ban.- Dr. 'Milian's Pink Pills' act
boo Cords that bound his holster's on the blood, making it rich and red,
and this enriched blood strengthens
weak nerves, stimnlates;tired.muscles,,.
,t[nd awakens to normal activity the
glands that snjxply the' digestive fluiele•
The first siga of returning health is
an improved appetite, • and •soon:; the;
effect of these blood improvirig pi11e
is felt throughout the whole system.
You find that what 'you eat does net:
-
distress you and that you are daily'
;;rowing stronger and lnaro..vigoreus.
Mr. J. J. Murray, 'Regent Street, To-
ronto, bears testimony to the value ,of
Dr. Williams' kink Pills in cases, of
this kind. lie "says:'--"lhlring`titS lat-
ter part of 1513 1 was a sick man, My
stomach seemed simply down and out.
I had no desire for food, and whet I
ate it.ciistiesoed nae;' I was pale, did
not sleep ;1 r.iL i;ai.;rrtiliy got up in the
morning/feeling grouchy, lily wife
was worried ager nt;' ec}coition and
urgers me to try 1)r. Williams' Pink
Pills, reminding 1110 of the: good they
had dol,j our c:ieast daughter when
she was in e somewhat similar eandi-
tion. 1 decided to fo}low her advice
and got`a supply incl here is the story
• in a nutshell: 1 have got my at:petite
back. sleep sounciiy of night. enjoy any
meals and a111 so g:'atieed with What'
the pills have done f,:r me that I
strongly advise their lime for all pale,
sick people." '
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer in' medicine, or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The -Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville', Ont.
"Courtesy is the eye Which overlooks
your friend's broken gateway, but sees
the rose whic'la, blossoms in his gar-
den."
c•
ream o • boiled salad dressing•
SaiIor's Duff.—One egg. two table-
spoons of sugar, two tablespoons of
butter, one-half cup of molasses, one
the ten -cent store, but it was dear to teaspoon of soda cuss -ea -ea in one-half ; bow to the stern without going under
Jackie's heart. The lad's mother ex- cup of hot water, one and ogle -half• 'rise nfi}ctr in- charge sent li;m up
the canopy. ilu: river with a squad of soldiers. A
Occasionally Wesson caught sight little below the place where the rob -
of the nose and eyes of a great croco
dile protruding above the surface of
bery had occurred, they met the boat
the water, and twice he saw stretched with its crew of freebooters, and took
out upon the bank the whole laud- them into custody, Manuel and his •
the gime:. ea Tite platiorrts rested
upon tho \1i.t •i' and gave additional
buoyancy to te:;.i boat; moreover, they
enabled the „a101110te to else from the
fell into a slumber from which ho did
not waken until sunr e. �::i that
meriting he strtiggleil through the
forest toward •Aparri, where ell, ar-
rived safely a tulle after noun.
plained that he was too young to know
it was naughty, and it was such a
little thing and her son wanted it so
badly, it seemed a shame to make a
fuss about it acid have him return.it,
a one n o thin cream
cups flour. Mix ,in order named and
steam one hour in buttered pudding
dish.
Burnt Cream Sauce.—Melt one-half
cup granulated -sugar in enameled
so she kept it, saucepan, dd pit f
A year or so later it was a sack of and set over hot water until the sugar
pop- corn he took awa • -from • Jennymelts again.
•
y Raspberry and Currant Ice.—Boil
Jones. Jennie eried and told his Ix my
mother, but it w•as silly to cry over a four cups of water and one and one -
little sack of pop corn. She did give third cups of -sugar twenty minutes.
Jexmie a pickle, however, to buy an- Put rive cups of canned raspberries
other. All softs of incidents came up.' and two of -canned currants through
One told of half a dozen - fresh cookies ricer and stf.''ain through double cheese-
disappearing off the table while the cloth to remove seeds. When the
boy and his mother were calling; an- syrup is cool, -add fruit juice , and
other had her early roses picked by freeze.
the boy, who, his mother explained, Lemon Ice Cream.—Scald one pint.youngest of .the nativee, Pablo, who
was so fond of flowers. of rich milk and stir into it one level' S
table oonfu1 of cornstarch. Add one- was acting as steersman, sent toward
The conversation narrowed down to � slim,
the mother. Was she exactly Honest? half cup of sugar and cook in double At nightfall Aparri was still twelve
She never went by a candy counter boiler ten minutes, stirring frequently, miles distant. The boat was run
without picking. up one o.' two pieces, Then add the yolks of two eggs, beaten alongside the bank and moored by long
and fruit vendors knew her afar off with a half cup off: sugar, stir until 'lines to two trees. After supper Wes -
and hastily covered their choice peach- well blended, add one pint of cream
soil, -s feeling sleepy, closed his egos.
es and plums when she approached., and strain. When cold -add one table- The boatman nearest him gave a sig.
Two or three books with tell-tale lib-; spoon of lemon extract and freeze. nal; the others stole close and then,
rarer tags were on her book shelves; Hot Maple Sauce.—Boil two cups of all together, threw themselves upon
end had been for months. And she; maple syrup with a half cup of cream their master,
prided herself on seeinghew maw! or butter until it threads. While still
J 'Wesson •awoke, struggling and cry.
times a week she could get the better' hot, pour over the serving of ice
of the grocer or butcher in malting cream.
change. Her argument always v.as, Creole Chicken. ;Cut in pieces for
that they always charged her too much serving,. season with salt and pepper
but -
and she had the right to met even, and brown in four tablespoons of but -
I he mother would not deliberately ter smelted, to which has been added
e out and put her hand in soineene s
one-fourth cup of finely chopped onion.
1'lac'Ket to rot) thele.
caked form of one of those monsters
basking in the sun. •
It seemed to the planter that his
progress down the river was sldwei
than usual and that his boatmen were
remarkably taciturn. But, being of ;a
associates, never doubting that their
victim had perished in the river, had
proceeded with the greatest delibera-
tion to divide • the. spoils. They had
buried four bo'xesin a placer that Pab-
lo afterwards pointed out, and. the
rest of the was found n on
leisurely disposition aid shaving. - - — money p
rsots.'. -
ing to press- trim, he let -them.
their course and sat reading under his ..oto explained the conspiracy. He
canopy, unmindful of the-nmtterfngs. and two others had been ignorant of
of the oarsmen and of the irresolute, it until they were aboard, the boat;
sullen and frightened glances that the then, intimidated by superior num-
bers and'a display of pistols, ;they lead
pretended to join it. The man wise
had knelt with Pablo to raise Wesson
to Itis -:feet had •deliberately released
his hold of the prisoner at the right
time, and lead been aware that Pablo
had cut the cords. And these three
faithful ones had stayed with the
others. hopeful that their master had
been preserved, and meaning when
they ruched Aparri to tell the officials
what t ley knew, •
The four criminals were tried and
condemned to long imprisonment,
Wesson deposited his recovered silver
as he had planned to do and then re-
turned with Pablo and the two other
faithful servants to'bis plantation.
ing out:
"Pablo! Manuel!"
Then he was silent, for Pablo,.
pinioning one of his arms, was looking
down into his face and Manuel was
kneeling on his chest.
"You have all turned traitors!" said
Litt wet; melte When the chicken 1s bxo'vned remove Wesson quietly. "Traitors and rob-
lioneist? Had she taught the boy front frying pan, thicken mixture in bens!"
honesty? She had told hint was pan with four tablespoons of flour, add +'Ali!" snarled rilanuel, threatening
wrong to steal, but hail she taught two cups of stock or boiling water, his master's throat with the point of
!cin? that? Surmase when he took the .two cups canned tomato, one finely his knife. "It is time that we should
elate, away baric in his baby days, she chopped red pepper, one-half cup of have some of the money, Beep thy
land explained to him the rights of shopped celery, and salt to taste. Re mouth shut!"
others and made lti;tt return the toy. place chicken and simmer until tender,
Wr:lld he hart. deliberately stolen, Serve on platter surrouncted with
rennet,* when he was twelve years old? 'sauce, and garni,hets with parsley.
It seemed h�arcliy probable to the
j " '-q-"j��!"�"" i
t hit nc who di r=te beginuseed to teach the 5 he case. No EL I Sita l lA' IED WWI - .
1: they
a city rights of others, all de.
t ed If you begin with the littlest
tith14.4 and ,ineiti on •absolute honesty
re;;. rctless of what the other fellow
'tees.. the big things will take care of
th 11 moves.
Parents, Attention:
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs, - .Anile Malette, Montpelier,
Que., writes: --"I have used Baby's
Own Tablets for some time and am
well satisfied with them. They are
surely the best medicine I know of for
`e,trr1111;1;ili discovery that ap- llttlo ones." What e1rc. Malette says
reexenstely five hu,idrhd thane el thousands of outer mothers say.
ee e ehiltiren 1') Canada to• -day are Once they have 'used the Tablets for
r...ght, eine •naturally and pro- their children 'they would use, nothing
cc ,ecrt.ed action to the else. The Tablets are a:.mild but
o.:''. flat this appalling condition of thorough laxative; are absolutely free
e i1 s :•stay be rectified as soon as
p,r. eil:.e. Draft e atistics show that
r etc my per eeni:-of the men were re -
j - •tt:rl for deflect;; that mold have been
,: e -,?rted (se enr0t1 byeare in child -
heel Weight and rate of gain form
eee of tl.e hest tests of health in
Cit
Borne Decoration.
I7eity Van 1),,ke cal; the pictures
t; } tall the windows of his home:
Ti : ur h. them le gets glimpses of the
Lewes, y which Yee beyond the section
or livieg Once hcunded by the stone
walle a'' his home. Through one s11ch
'bc1.1r -°e'r'g ,he could see the.' ocean, and
remo-i feel the cold spray and the
ecegth of the salt air. Another win -
frons opiates, narcotics or other harm-
ful drugs and may be given to the
youngest baby with perfect safety and
good results. They are sold by xne1i-
eine dealers 'or by mail at. 25 cents a
box from The Dr. 'Williams' Medicine
Co., lirockviile, Ont.
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Where It Was.
The teacher had written 92.7 on the
blackboard, and to show the effect of
multiplying by ten rubbed out the
decimal point. 'She then turned to the
class and said:—
"Now, diary, where is -the decimal
point?"
"On the duster, hiss," replied Mary,
without hest'tion, .
A Plant That Eats.
• "Tul-tui," as the natives call it, is
the most wonderful vegetable Plant in
the world.
It grows on- certain South Pacific
islands, and in appearance is lace a
giant turnip, but blood -red in color. •
The traitors bound Wesson's feet To the white man`it is a very tough
together; then, turning him upon his and tasteless xegetable. To the na-
face, they lashed his elbows behind his Mites, however, it is a main item of
back. They did not trouble themselves 'their diet. . They cook it and mix it
to gag him, for they knew well that all elith their eoco-nut and bread -fruit,
round was jungle,. for it is supposed to be very nourish-
ne of them lighted a
0 gcotton dip ging. They cultivate the plant in a
floating in a bowl of cocoanut oil, and rough sort of fashion in large Glitches
by that light and in Wesson's hearing or swamps. -
they discussed what it' was best to do. Its most pecilliar feature is that it
Four boxes of the silver were to be has to be fed, and for this . purpase
taken ashore and buried until the me the native children go oval' the island
portunity arrived for leaving the conn- .collecting all decayed vegetable mat -
try with the treasure. The contents ter. This is soaked lit plenty ,of. salt
of the fifth box were to be divided at water, and is then taken' in armfuls
once. to the plants and put in the centre of
As for Wesson, Manuel urged that the leaf -steins or on the short thick
there was only one•safe way to'deal •stein from which the leaves spread
with him. Ile must bo taken to a se- oat on every side.
eluded spot on shore and there slain Slowly but surely the decayed mat -
and buried. , ter disappears, the leaves stiffen and
No one tettered a word of protest; spread out erect—signs, apparently,
Manuel had pronounced thefRientence, that the plant has dined heartily, for
"And you have all lived wth nae se it really is a case of feeding a plant,
long!" exclaimed Wesson bitterly. There is no opening oa the stem or the
"And Yon will hill nae ,for a little, leaves; the food is slowly and grad -
money! Ah, well—take then the - tally absorbed in a silent and wonder•
matey; let nue go." ful =tuner.
. One of the men stirred uneasily and
spoke in a low voice to I.VIanuel.
"Ah, yes!" cried Manuel vindictive.
ly. ':Let him go! To have us hunted
through the hush—upon the water -a
re eau Int
till w e a g , and he gets Iris sit.
vor dollars back and sees las hanged!"
"I will give you any word," said
Wesson, `:Take the money: let nae.
go." '
But Manuel seemed to overpower
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,y Health
The Care of the Skin.
i3ecause,of the very important func-
tions that the skin discharges, it is
necessary to health—to say nothing of
beauty—to keep it in the best possible
condition. That does not consist
simply in keeping it -clean, although
that is, :of course, essential; }t nlustlbe
kept always in such a condition that
it will perform thoroughly and active-
ly all its functions, and in order to
maintain that condition we must rem-
ember that the skin is' an eliminative
as well as a protective organ, If it
is called upon to get rid of too eon-
centrated an amount of poisonous
material from•within, it may suffer
quite as much as from injuZiious fluences that act from without. It is
'very impdrtant, therefore, in main-
taining the health of the skin to see
that . tthi3 digestive and excretory
organs function properly so that as
little waste Material as: possible re-
Mains- to be excreted in the sweat. If
these organs are in good order, they
must be kept so'by goad living—Which
decidedly does -not mean high living --
and by daily active exercise; ;
A muddy skin, especially in the'
young, is. almost -always. a sign .of ,in-
digestion and sluggish excretion, but
another frequent cause of 'blemishes
on the skin is a, disordered neryous
'syal:eixi.' 'So intimate, indeed, is the re-
lation between the skin,and the nerv-
ous system that a great many pliys-
icians'regard.most skin diseases as of
nervous origin. •
The quality of the skin varies great-
ly with different individaials. Some
have naturally a coarse, rugose, more
on lees hairy skin. Others have a skin
that seems to be only a thin veil of
the finest texture, tinted with healthy
blood that flows actively through the
minute vessels in and :beneath it. .This
freshness can be maintained lfor along
time by preserving the e1a'sticityk of
the skin by cleanliness, by friction
and by exercising its contractile
power. The skin contracts' undef the
enfluence of cold and 1 elaxes under
that of warmth, and the more it is
exercised by this Man's the better.' I11
youth and early adult life the hest
exercise is the cold bath followed: by
a brisk rub; in middle and old age
the -plunge into cold water is ina4is-
able, but a cold sponge bath after a
warm dip, followed by a rub, loin
answer the purpose„ -
The choice of a soap is important,
for the frequent use of an irritating
soap tides much harm.•."It seems4n-
necessary to warn against the abpse
of cosmetics, yet that.nubject s1i4u1d
not be passed without remark. A little
well-prepared make-up, free from
mereuuials, is not very objectionable
if used in moderation; but the lavish
use of paints and• powders clogs ,the
skin and is ruinous to the complexion,
Friction with a rough -towel on a heal,
thy skin brings roses with which art
cannot vie.
Well Done, Alligator! :
Human nature is very selfish, ,t\Te
only call animals "useful” when they
have proved that they. can serve our-
selves. ` .
Theu we begin to praise them and
offer them our protection.
There is an alligfttor in Florida
named "Dick," who certainly descxves
our admiration by this rule. He is in
great demand as a "sewer crawler,"
and tate way in which his usefulness
was discovered makes an interesting
story. •
A superintendent of sewers in Mori -
.da, the owner of "Dick," had been
worried by 500 feet of clogged sewer
pipe, Fifteeu hundred dollars halt
been spent in trying to dean thepipe,
but no contrivance proved sece ssfnt.
The question of ripping out the pipe
was being considered, when the super-
intendent, watching his alligator
crawling through sonle tile in the
yard, had a brain wave,
He tied a long rope round the alit -
gator, and put him down the 1n.11 1icll 3.
Dragging the rope after hill), 11.,tc%
made the. 600 feet journey through
the - sewer pipe, and eventually
emerged id the ocher end - The pipe,
now being "three.ded" with rope,, to
which a chain had been enacted; it
was easily cleansed oe 11: congested
musses by [ir:ag }ug the chain bank
anti forth. -
"JJicic:3" career is now made. s.
It is sincerely to be hoped that;lar)
Will live to enjoy his fame en'l lxv;;tl•
la_!ty for runny years ';o conte.
Frank, At Any Rate, -
.After he 'had been demobilized ii1ipp-
san went to tate photographer anti was
taken hi all sot•l.s''of poses in hie 0111-
...-.---. form, soon to be discarded.
rtonsslialaw POE, 05 YE4Ut5 avra eealcyOnae eteeee xl Ho was proudiywahowieg all these to
a t IP,n a friend, when he asked:
�g8p�,',{t �pp'jryj,�� �Qg�;r�g� jry��jp{p��, ' � ..
p
for Distemper, 3oifttgnia Pink-1:Syo, dough to Cola.' Twen-
ty-five years' .use among the 1001 hereemen in America
have given the COMPOUND an enviable revoret as a pre-
ventative and cure. A few drops daily will keep tlrc animal
in condition and his system, w 11 resist ,:100ase. Jleenlar
doses prescribed will cure.
9E ie:tee eneleZ0A.t. 00,, Goshen, Zdct,, 1T, '0. A.
"W1i101: clo yen. think is the boat,
Tom?"
Tho 0:;ger elan wee disgusted ? at
Slinpsonee Vf111117, and ee111•fed prompt-
ly:
"VVell, personelie, 1 1h.1' t I like heat
the one i411OPe yott :ale wearing the
gas•antlslc . "
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