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. , serving the centeriary of, Midsionary I � -, Two—t-housand— miles I "
� htw tbe.heart to go into big things and the . courage to try. improve- . . � Morristri, will also, he decided. This I I .. � � . I . "Yes. People down here seem to
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ments, wherever they arp needed. . � . is th4i second- visit, of tho.venorable :, I think it is just up one side of a, moun-
'. - . . I I I .1 11" president of' , the conference to Japan, �
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q I . . - doctor, 11 The disttince is coDsiderab-
I I - . and China, within the past two Whether .your bread
To- the Farmers * ho have Pioduce and Poialtry to yearz, But he'. is -a terharkable man,,, . . ly short of 2,OW miles in a straight
I and although over seventy, years 'Of line, but, by the only path you can
dispose of, will fhid this store a convenient one to , is good 'Or'bad, the cost . .
. I I � . . .. . age, seems as alert b,oVa mentally � - . travelitisa,two thousand mile ]our-
. trade in. The best 9bods oarried. in the f.p1lowing and physically as many men of tw4lity of baking is the same. ,,,, Alaska is a bigger country than
. 1: . . * . I 0 years younger. - . -1 . I . it LG on the map. From Toronto .
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. 11nes * * IP :; � : : - :_� � � � . -f to Nome is a journey of 5,3W mile . s.
. . I i -1 - Yon pay a ,ew cents There are many Toronto men in Nome. 'I
'-SELECT GROCERIES - I � CARE OF THE BABY. "
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. — . . ore for . - The population of the town is about 7
. M � . 8,5W in summer and half m mainy, In �'
- IDLEAN STAPLE DRY GOODS I A mother's work and worry in car- . I I
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. O.B C.CORSETS ' ' . . � . tag for her little ones Is greatly, . winter. Lots of workers come iW i
. ' . lightened It she has on hand a safe R, oyal Household I from So aittle for 100 days work at $5 ) a L
OARPETS in variety and quality remedy for the 'cure of indigo-ytion, . day.. It costs them $35 steeraq to
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FLOOR OILOLOTHS . .. .1 colds,- sour stomach, constipation, . I come and as much to go back. rhey
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. I . . diarrhoea, s4mble fevers and the oth- I Flour . returD to Seattle wi Ch about $400 sav-
I � JAPANESE AND ORINESE MATTINGS I I er little ailments that. are apt to � 1. . ' ed up." . . .
I .1 I .. - come to children suddeniy. For these but 'those few cents in- i(Flow is law and order up there?"
� * SrAPL9 CLOrHING . . . . - troubles Baby's Own Tablets are bet- . . 44 Ve goo(f. There's been a,lot of
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TvIEN'S FURNTSHINGS ter than any other medicine. They sure good results every dissatis a I ,
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. - -are, rnftd1.y laxative, prompt In their grFat many charges about crooked I
� � .WTADE TO,. -MEASURE OLOTHING I action, and a few doces usually tiffi e. It is the - finest, litigation over valuable claims. A
Fi.-w1qEr,XTTff8 AND WOOL BLANKETS, at old prices perfect health. � man feels that his pipoerty rites are =
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__ - I . . . __ .. 11 'They do not contaln ail atom of opi- whitest, purest flOU17 safer in Dawson than in N6me, ,
.- -1 I t � a. ate or poisonous soot' hing stuff. They "Isuppose you are down her'e to
. I —they cannot possi- that's milled. I t's t' see what there is in all this talkabout
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Poultry prices this week, dressed and alive, bly do harm,and may be given with , �111w_
. � . . equal safety to the -new born Infant fl6ur that is always gooc". . going to Cobalt tl�is week.
I\ .1 or well'g ' . Yes, naturally, I want to seo for my-
� "'RADE PRICES go,wn child, Mrs. Reginald self . But Nome has a Wig future,
� 1. DRESSED ALIVE Jarnes, en ghvale, Ont., sa�ys: 11 I - 0ollvie Flour Mills Co., LIU.. There is no end of miner;d there'.
. �i have used Baby's ,Own Tablets and M -
� - .1 te -, find them unexcelled as a medicine 158 Back of the town they are mining tin
ohiekens ... P....S #...# .............. .. 10e Chickens........ .1'.4.1..."... .1.11 Bi, MontreAL in -rich- quantities."
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Ducks. . * * .... o. o ,.. #_...., . . o. - .... 10c Ducks. . i.. .. I I . . ..... I .............. 7 6 I for children. ' They promote sleep . t , . . � I "Y6s` Dr. Sloan added, "Iretum
and.. general. good health." You. can I � ,
Geese .... .......... . ...... � ........... Do I deese.....'... ..... .... ..... ...... #..a 7 C get the Tablets from your druggist . - I I —1 toNome in the spring. After,nine
years' absence]: n6tice great changes
Turke�s.._�.-_-. ..................... 146 Turkeys...' ............,....... ...-11 0 or by maii at 26, cents a box by ed them to come prdpaxod for skualls. I in Canada, all the wity along—great
Hens ...... ............................. 0 7c Hens.......'.. fA .... I 6 ................ 10 4 c writing the- Dr. Williams' Medicine Not to be bluffed, .,.a boy nam6d W. �`oments—and in Toronto as
Co., Bi�ockvllle, Ont., Hutchison knocked *p,t the door. It =as �anywbere else.', .
Oash prices on live and dressed poultry Ic per lb. less than trade p,Tices. �. . � was opefied in an 'Instantt and be- �
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Dried apples this week 54c per lb. For Farmers. far,o the caller bad time to move an-
, ; . ' q. The DeiPs RePly to Robert Burns.
� z" -The government of Ontario re66ntly other step he fell In his tracks. DavW
All dressed fowl must be dry picked, and scalded birds 1�:c per lb. lesq. decided as a practical step fo�l the bad the gun ready, and, levelling It A friend has sent us a copy of the ,
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-G,w,qe, and Ducks, h . ea:ds off.' - , � I advancement of horse breeding to at Hafehison, fired. The charge annexed verses, in which his Satanic
I � . I Inspect the stalitons In use through- took Offect in one leg, below the knee! Majesty is made to remonstrate with
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- I I out the Pro.vince. They have al�eady sbattering the tone so terribly that Burns on references made to him in
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�. - - I I - found that In Prescott county ' 'a It Is tho4jht It will have to be cut his Poetn8s , The poem, it is stated- 'I
Agency for, Fit -Reform - Tailor-made Clothing. unpedigreed stalli6no are being n" ny off to save his life. The other mem.q was first published in the ", Greenoci
- 'Used bers of fhe 'g"S .took to their'heels
0's. n ."._ and in Russell county of 54 horses in- " d i - the poet's lifetime, and
. . '. wheit the shot was. fired. DaTI News, urmf
. spect,od, seven were found unisound. ' 11 'ItOoll Burns bimsel is reputed to havp been
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W The leading horsemen of the Ottawa In the doorway, and, over Hutchison, the author,
..ILLIAMS and PURCELL , valley, say they would like -to have emptied the contents Iiito the rapid-
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. I all stallions licensed so as to I pro- ly disappearing crowd. The shot hit WWR Me, RA13 ; hae ye ane gyte?
Successors to B. B. GUNN- � . three of them,. none of w,hom, how- ohlat Is'r, that grars ye tak' defighb
. . i tect the country from the evil ef- I TO jeer at me, and ban and flyte -
- - � foots, Of promis L cuous breeding. ever, were injured seriously. � ' In Scottish rh),mc,
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. - I . I J. H. Dr;eweiy, Wellington -county, ' EVERY HOME NEEDS I � Vilka crime ?
� - .* . - Ontario, has a biood sow which ZAM-BUK. O' auld nicknames ye hue a fouth, I
.,A6 ed by Canadians for not 'keeping O' sharp sarcastic rhymes a routh,
Olt '141-10u (5spallo-V farrowed 11 pigs on November 28th, — And as you're 5ent to gic them scouth,
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ZE sheep—are' probably ten'- times as 1995 ; 11 'Twero Jnst as wdbl .. �
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- naroerous and more -destructive . than . more on May 6th, 1906, and EXPERIENCES OF HOUSE- For you to tell the honot truth I
- here, yet . English farmers do not . the same ,xkumber agarin on October , KEE'PERS ' And shame the DELL I
SHEAFORTI-1, FRIDAY, NOV_- 23, 1906, think of quitting the, raising of dheep, 12th. -She has raised every one, and �WHO KEEP IT HANDY.' I dinno, Mean to note the whole
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____ I . _ __ . there has 'not been a cull. among the --- . unfounded rigmarole ;
. � I z but, on, the ,other hand, confess they lot.. He would like to hear from any- � %yroauthrer baud My top e, and thole
Abotat Sheep� � i could hardly. -hold their own without In every home cut3,' bruises'scalds . Your 011shniaevvers .
. I the flock. We -commend to the consid-- 6ne with 4 sow that has done better. and similar - Injuries are * sure 'to oc- Than try to prop through sic af scrool
The Farmets' Advocate believes that oration of our readers the blaims of It Is to be hoped that the sow pigs cur, -especially where ihere are chil- 0'sensIess havers.
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no other branch of farming requirea the gentle sheep as a-- panaoea, in - rt are being kept for breeding purposes, dren. In 'most homes too ,chapped 0; warlocks and O' Ritabos 41,
Pa , We -need all we can get of such mort- O' spunkics, kelpies, great or sma',
so little labar, ae sheep -raising. And at least, for the labor digfieulty on J , hands, chilblains, eczema, ring -worm, There isna ony truth ava
the experience of those who have. con -f the farm. . -1 0age-lifting stock. ulcers and other'skin diseises occur. In what you say,
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t1nued to give sheep a place In their ;' ' . The fine stud -of ,Shires owned by - Up to this d-n.eyv
farming operations 'through times of � About Poultry. - I the late P. L'. Mills, of, Ruddington pure, berbal, free from mineral The trnth is, 11.4m, that i'vicked Men,
compound, free from animal f at, an- . when caught in crimes that are their ain,
Mr.. Rich. Waugh, an old and well Hall, 1�ngland, was recently sold by tiseptic, able to stop bleeding, and To find a help are unco fain
Prosperity and of depresslon�, Is that auction. The top price paid,- 'for a To share the shame,
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. no class of stock and no department known writer on agricultural sub- ,'yearling filly, was $1,160, and the which should heal. And so they sbout with michb and Main .
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Pf their -business has been more Profit- I jects; says: " Th,pre is ' an, impression, 1 average only $603. A -'similar sale of Zam-Buk me,6ts all these require- The DEW8 to blame.
able on the average, taking the year.3 -1 pretty . general among the men folks ' Clydesdales, the property of T. A. ments. Why not prove Its merits. Thus I am blamed for Adam's fw, -
.1 . I an it farm, Chat .po-.iltry keeping JB a . Smith, -a well known breeder, the top Read this:— � You BaY tbatJ maist ruined a'; I
as they have come, than has the lit- Mrs. Angus, of Fenelon Falls, says: I'll tell ye me thing, that's no tiva,
mere fad, scarcely w...orthy of noti figure was $2,526, and the average IV$ just a lee,
tle flock of sheep. And yet, 'in We ce —"In forty'ydars of housekeeping I ,I fashtna wl'the pair ava,
� - I by a practical* farmer. 'Suoh ma 1 $760. In -the sale were twedve mareU have never met with such an excellent' Bub loot them. be.
country, than which there Is- no oth- I � I . . YJ be .' and fillies, sired by Baron's Pride, salve as Zam-Buk," I'd nae wair h f b trangression
� I the case In a good many Instances. I and they made a
or fn the world -better suited by clim- . t n average of $1,116. Mrs. Everett Brown, of Markbam,. You,deein tbeasuonur'cnei�of oppression,
I Bi# there are some very g' amers �; Canada Is every year swinging fur- And wao. and death, and Ian's damnation,
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atic conditions and the ability to , - More Ont., saYs:—"Zam-Buk cured some Than you yersely ..
ther round to the Clydesdales WWI
I who do not think it below their ,no- bad brulmis on my knee. I also find i filled a decent situation'
produce the most desirable forage and i ! Cl'Ydes have been sold this year to
� tice to pay some attention -to the -, It excellent for chapped hands. ften A4am fell.
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feed, we find not one farm carrying ' comfort of their poultry and who find Canadian buyers than ever before. Mrs. Lizilb Gilmour, of Kingston, And, RAU, gin 1,�111 just read 11our Bible
. - — . dt� ln�tiad Of blin'Jook Milton's fable, .
. a. flock of sheep where thirty: years , that this care will pay. JFW all Who ,� Seven years ago Mr. 'Francis Staut. says: I had an ulcerated leg which IT plank a croon, on ony table,
ago there were ten, The .situation became so bad that I could not wear Againfiva groat, .
� . � wish to get hold of the best that a for, of Washingtorip Blenheim town- it boot, The foot and ' ankle were To fln' My nanic yell no' be able
eeerns absurd, -and it Is' not easlAy printed page can help along this line , -ship, Ofit., purchased a pure bred
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accotmted for on any zensible Or rea- Balletin,151 of the Ontario Agricul- . Holstein heifer, two years old, with swollen to, nearly doable their ordin- In a' the plot,
. ary size', and the pain was terrible, Your inother, Eve, I kent her brawly,
- . . I tural College should prove extremely ' CL e retained all the helferi3 'from The ulcers spread in a ring all a- 'A dainty quean �he was, add wally, I
sonable grounds. �lf - H
� I useful. It is by iheir clear headed this cow and at his recent sale t'he But det3titute ol Prudence wholly,
�We do not plead for specializat4on poultry manager, W. S. Graham, B. cow and, her .heifers sold for $1,320., round the limb. Doctor's treatment The m itless hizzle
!a sheep -farming and would not ad- brought no relief, and at one time Aye bent on fan, and whifes on folly
v1se the farmer putting all his eggs 19.A., and within Its 40 pages will be ' In addition to this he had sold bull it was thought only amputation And Mischief busy.
in this basket, as experience has found the cream -of all that can be ' calv0B from this cow to the value of I suffered. Zam- Her father had a bonnie tree,
learned from books about the breed- $300. Besides this there was the milk The apples on't allured her ce ;
taught that sheep do better in small ing, - management and marketing Of from the cow and her heifers which Buk was brought to my -notice, and I He mrned her no' the fruit to pree,
than in large flocka, and we would poultry and poultry products. This is had been zold to a cheese factory, re- bought a few boxes. Elach ,box gave Nor climb the wal -
e vily of high- " , alized me more ease and healed the ulcers. For 1� she did sha'd surely dee,
the wand bulletin on the same sub- him $1,500, besides the milk An' leave It W
priced stock to begin with In the case ject issued by the college In three � that was kept for fa'mily' use and to To -day I am quite ,cured, the limb As for that famous serpent story, I
of those who have not had. experience ,years for a good deal has been done feed the calves. This one cow and her Is sound, and -whereas before I qould To lee rd ba'th be abamed aud sorry,
with sheep, but we do believe ethat on n6t stand, ,now I go up, wid down It's Just a clever allegog, I
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� In that time to clear up what is need- I pr6geny, therefore, realized to Mr.--. Ste And wetl writ doon -, I
thousands -of farms, where none- are Ps with -ease. -1 owe it all to � .
n ed to. make a finished poultry- man- Stauffer $8,120 In seven yeilrs. At� Zam-B 'I . The work a' an Egyptian tory,
Ow kept, -a small flock could be -ee- , ager. We don't propose to quote from ! least half of this amount should be'. uk.1 I kent the 10011,
tablished and maintained at little. ex- - this bulletin In proof of its quality; i clear profit. Zam-Buk also cures eczema, cold Your We O' Job, the Man o' UZ,
'pense and with very satisfactory�pro- every' page Is filled up with sound, . . Sores, Tingworm, stiff Joints, bad W1 reeked olaos and reested Kfzz
fit. -.With this addition to the ordin- — leg, sore nipples, bolls,' abcesses, 31yhorniehooves and snioutle phiz,
ary stock of hor�es, cattle and ho . practical information, and no bet- I From the Buenos Ayres Standard blood polson, poisoned wounds, etc. WF ither clatter I
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O' ter i�rvlces could be done for poultry 11 Of Sept- 23 we learn. that the tre�,end- Is maNtly, after A'tbe bizz,
kept on the farm, more of the l2d keepers than to lbave our provincial. ous prices paid by weathly landown. Used as an embrocation, it cures A momishine maitter.
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might be seeded to grass iind devot- aepartmehts of agriculture secure a, � eis there f or choice Shor'thorns are rheumatism and sciatica and rubbed ' Auld Job, I kent the carie ht uneel,
ed to pasture and hay, requiring less. 'Well Into the cheat cures lung trou- An honest, decent, kintra orhX1
cultivation and, grain -crop few thousands to put .in circulation father falling off, but still the beat bles, colds, etc, For all purposes to � �Vp head to plan, and hearb to feel .
� growing, during the coming w nter. Meantime animals. bring long figures. DIa-. And baun to gie ;
and consequently less labor and less I Which a household balffi is put, Zam-. -
we would Tecommend poultry enthu.gi- ,t mond Blank made $8,310 and the av-. n . He w4dna'batmild the verra DEm
'k the farm. On asts to apply to the Ontario agri- ( erage for .. eleven bulls of -the
eYpense in runnin Buk will be fou d unequalled. All A broon bawbee. .
8anlv druggists sell -at 50 cents a bok, or ' The maunwasgayanweelto do, .
cheap, tough lands, unsuited to cu'l- cultural department A Geulph for a i Importer's lot was $2,820. - As the Had horse and kye and otWen too
tivation, -sheep may form the princip- copy of this. useful manual. bulk of the Importations came in direst from the Zam-Buic Cbmpany, And sheep and - tots an
al ,stock, t and Judiciously managed, . . . � upon receipt of price. Six boxes fQr f; d stirks enew
,—.- . prices dropped to from $606, to $1,000, . � To fill a byre,
� UlIght be made a specialty, with ev- � $2.50, ' . .
ery confidence of its proving profit- 1 Chapped Hands. ' which Is a very moderate price com- � .1 Vineat and ciftes, a, inaistly knew, .
. pared with those ruling In the past. - -_ -, '' - - - -_ His heart's desire. .
ablo; but even In this case it will be -Wash your hands with warm watar,-, A _Ffuron Bov's Exp ' ' Forbye lie had within the divallinp,
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Brltisb fanciers Are now laying theIr . orie ne a 'Three winsollic queens and flve bi-aw callans,
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the 'part of wisdom to go slowly to dry with a towel, andapply Chamber- ! Jheads together and buyIng the pick in the Klondike. - Nvadna in the hale braid Lallans
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be,On with and let the business grow laIn's, Salve just before going to bed-, of'the -Young stock for home use. An — — — � . . Hae fand their marrow,
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- � I Were ye to search frae apid Tantallans
with the experience of the ownex, and a speedy cure Is certain. This offer of 1,000 guinea& by an Argen- Dr. William SIO&U, Boll of Mr. An. . To Braes &Farr'ow,
We know of no country in which dis- salve Is also unequalled for skin dis- ; tine fancl& for a good -Scotch bul'I drew Sloan. reeve, of Blyth, who re- It happened that three breeldess bands
-eages of sbeep are less prevalent than I eases. For sale by all druggists. was re -f used. by the owner. . -
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In our oNyn Dominion. Even in . Old � , � - ----..-- - . cently returiied hoin� after a O' Cateran" cane frae distant lands, I .
I --- en,ceof nine years in Dawsoil And took what fell ajoang their hands,
I - . resid O'sbeep and duddies,
England, where sheep raising Is re- 1. —At a meeting of the Methodist I Professor Day, of the Ontario Ag- and Nome, was inte'rviewed in Toron- Litfit, like
9 (,,,our reiven'Heilan chms,
arded as the -sheet-a-richor Of sue- Board of Missions, held last week in ricaltural college, and several of to the other (Illy, by a repi,sentkitiv-e r Border bodies. -S
Dossful farming, -the wet, chilling ell- Toronto, It was' decided to appoint his leading students have - been at- of Saturda,y Night, 'Tie said -. * I tellye R.u, I b -
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mAte Is in great contrast to our bright Re.v Thompson Perrier, of Brando's, tendIng 13everal farm sales of live . - " Nine years ago, when I ma do the In althe tulzie, bere or there ; 11
olear atmosphere, and ailments of the Manitoba, to be -superintendant of' all stock In Central Ontario, so as to I lookit on, I do dculare,
I from Edmonton to Dawson, A incre spectator; I
. flock are there ten to one Of Ours, the Methodist, Indian day and LXn- get those *Young men opportunities I was'eighteen months making the Nor said nor acted, less or mair,
while, with fheIr congested PoPula- dustrial Institutions.. In, ccnjunctlon ' for becoming practically conversant trip. Now I have come back froin About the maitte1% -
tion 'and numerous towns, 'dolge—the with the secretary of the foreign de- w1th the commercial value of the an- Nome to Tovonto in eloven days. That Job ]]ad a Minstrel o' his ain,
A genius rare and somewhat Mn,
other. bugbear or ,excuse so often quot- partment, Dr. Sutherland wilt ,havle imals sold., There is no sur&r way sbows. what gold can do to overcome Of rhyine and logic, and then ogain,
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— __ I- . 1. . . ,tock and it would be well I "You were oile of tboso unlucky O'drink and lasses unca fain, .
of f arm F Just like yersel,
Fit and R - worth while- if every Young man On 'fellows who went in by the Ed monton
/ Our I The neer-do-weel.
Quality i . a far m* would take every possible op- trail," said the re , He'd sing o'lads and leddies fair,
Guarantead I ,Prices I portunity of getting .porter, .1 0, love and hope and mirk despair, .
I WI.LLIS Are Right knowledge a- " I wasn't ii-olucky, The Edmonton And wondlro is tales *A,ad whi I
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=n� . � long this line. The subsequent dis- trail was&ll rigbt, but faint-be,arted And strh g thegither ;
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� ___ _____ - _ - � . �__ cus,310A among themselves or with the fellows who turned back libelled it, For W lie wanted'ivas a hair
. .~ __ __ - help of the professor, would still m6re and th I To mak'a tether.
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. I benefit them In an educational oint in ain I, So, with intentioli fully benb .
BE 8UN.'E AND SEE OUR . p . �_ Thar e �was 1 garne to be ha& Aly doings to misrepresent, .
I I . . .- . I of -view. --We might try the same nearlyall the way. and onlv on one � T�at book ol Job he did invent �
Ask thing here, even If we had no pro- or two oce Isions did we strike a dis- And then his rhymes '
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- S Quits , . . _____ I trict where we couldn't shoot all � the 00t Published in Arabic prent,
. . ...-V� food we needed," . I To suit the t1ines,
Piles quickly and 1positively I 11 Well, good -or bad, the quality of , YOU POCO, RAB. are a' the saine,
cured 0! 11ka country, age and name ;
They are'* kold all OveY Can6da at $12 to .013 each, with Dr. Sboop's Magic Ointment, I Nixe waitter ,what May be your aim
I Q the Hdmonton trail does ilt inattep -
. � - I., . . . I It's'rnade for,plies alone—and It does now.�) Or your intentions, .
I . Mist a? your characters o' faine
I I- 11101 Work ,surely and with satlofac- " No, it doesn't inatter now. There Are pure inventions.
0 V MOE R C)" 0 A T S - - . : tion. Itching,. 11affifulp 11protrudin-g 6r are swifter ways of getting in. But Your dogs are bafth do 4�tcrs rare, .
� -1. I � - � vql� - blind Piles disappear like - magI6 by I'm glad I wen -t that way, There,s a WU sense galora and some to epare :
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, � Jt1§ upe. Large, Nickel Capped glass Country up there, and nobody While e'n the very Brip'o'Ayr 1.
- Ja,rs, -60 cents. FC=s yet what minerai wealth it y - grar them quarrel -,
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� We can save you Money on Ove'rcoats. Be sure and, ed' by C. Aberhart, druggist, � Sea- contains, All that country is worth Tak'Colla ben to deck your hair
� prospei , IVI'Soottiuli laurel. .
Call, examine, -and ' e will tell you the price. forth. '-ting. I came across numerous Yet ROBIXt kil for Wi,our spite,
� YV - !"aM"_n1_ - ontero gS Of coal in the far nofth. AA taunis and' Jeers and,wrangful ir to
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... I . eurred at a charivarl. This time it a coal mine-omfire, and it is buriling I As In the girn.
U N D E PK'4'W..EAR * � is in the county of Grenville, -nea;r : yet—it h'as been burning these two -
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All, makes Fleece -Lined, the best made, at, 50c. advanced In Years got married. The ! smoke 6f it in the distance." I And, guid be her6l,
_. 'young men of the distrIeL organized 64,9ure it wasn't a voli3a,no ? 11 the verra Deil bin)gell
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Men's Furnishings and Clothing mentors t6 leave, offering them ' $5 - fuel Westerin, Canada. Therenitist be eath.
to do so, This ' I Sure'ag Ye mourntd the ds19.Vr, fate,
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- Seafo rt h - - - I - the crowd promised to return- the fol- is much talk in Alaska of moving a- Stern Ruin's PlOughshare drives e&te
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