Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1914-10-30, Page 6level with the light. You blow g ntiy. "bank, all eight."-Cleveintid Lender The light is extinemisbed at the first puff without any sof the desparate ef- fort which yonr rrienn,put forth. - if you ponder u moment you will reafize why you succeeded, and why your friend fatted. His breath on en- tering the tun or funnel spreed itt all, iiirevtifinS; 11hd the'llny cnrrint of air • One View of Marriage. Every man who marrivei fike doge who weds the Adriette -en. lie knows net what he mdy fitel therein , treasure, pearlsmounters. nontenen storiesn-Etelnrich nettle. isamormarormIrrsorrorrm en, . rairrorrirrirrorriro".11: 1 a ERR ESE kinEESE WAFERS The bit Of cheese baked Into these nein) blecuite produce:8 al "flavor that is as enjoy% able as it is unique.1 -FOr ptOuip luncheons and al fresco teas nothing could be better.! SEND FOR THE PERRIN ER" PACKAGE It contains many, licious biscuit surprises ---1 and it's yours for 10c. (stamps; or coin) and your grocer's name. ell. Package Guarantea. 'PERRIN & CCMPAfl LIMITER NtiON - CANADA '4r4 4 t. A ,:GTVE "SYRUP OF FIGS" TO CONSTIPATED 0 , iwwz • Jr tine'Ibo• -04 Serie' redueed a,shes under the, 1 Beigittee's-Itteree 1 Peace the 'etre% Belgians botlxitlecl ,ve.aze, a tfte Whole Populace , 1. 1 have noted - as breeders of draft whe. were1P5WIerle$0 to flit`lie 'Oho. , hos. Tnis .faxne is !riot only a mai. -Dr. P. Q elitioGoe, .Vho i adhleyed. ' • ern ' duratioa, for writers, of, the first nlooh notoriety, ae few year Ago when century commented ,apon the Belgian -3 bie wife% Oriole, A. tiOlteeselleed a tee ae neing good, judges and breeders of tee shot at a' man riding ewith MoGee horses, and It is assumed, teat . tlengarre, Ont., has been Committed :Wester nett of the Reiman cavalry -Wes fee trial, at Vanconver, changed with comprised of Belgian -hoetes. Sta modo. Perforneng - 04 - illeirale oPeration on in favor were they, the supply ,wee not Phila. Marton, an' Anetriansworneel.wah equal to the demand vitae- eeeoo by . whom he had been living -in lirenoteuvee. othn er atiosa. For sixteen e.enturlee tee - • --4 disits-trous fire" oectire'cle 141 Vil"' industry -progressed, end neacte with cent, Minn., when tile tiOM2, 0; -Mr. Sao. -as3 1011Ch W6,3 .'burned to the ;groend. Air. other ,Aaitiorls continued until tee ,ee oun peweee ooloomot mote get-eseeo leynele who was blind, was fatally. .anti "tileilattra?... WAS relegated to agoo, , burned.His wife slat heirer abie to .. culterea -peesults. help ltdere out qalekly enotegh, went tor • The .fizie,i araft,:aoise society of ' assistenta.teeid to give the alarm. Nies. 1304'11=i-1 --weer oeganized la • 1886; and t lerath is -'s-onle*Irit burned and is %IA" Ile. brae& bas areete been promoted by I e-er the care of a doctor.' . the tgovernment. In 1004 elven volatiles ---,Five local inption toesiewe will in. Cif their anal beak contakeed records snlereitted in 'Ses,katehewen at the time of 3.2s30 stallions and 21,161 mares, 1 "of the emit- menicipal elections ln De- em pe ether beeted is Le • excess 'of re„e... canter. The plaesS froen -.wallah pati- : Istered mares over stallionsso pro.1 tions for a -vdte have .been xeceived are ..tiv*Istanced, tile reverse neually. being* tae the "•village- a-, Preecnyille, -the rural condition e.speolany in America. -The mathicipality of PreectiviIle, the eillage` . Goverement rAES ;given. -considerable at- of Sturgis, the eared anuelcipe e Qf '‘ tentiom to the ,develoement and extene flute &rake and..-ths rural rnenicipadity I sten of tree induntriie and In no coutil- of Dinwenr0e. I try a its size is the inspection so --While cruSaing wheat with a goes l'complete or imhursezrents so liberal. tile outfit on his fa.tiher,s 'faten In the --.Shows are fostered, and tap irgest ntermonite reserve, four and a-- half , . 1 horse. snow ra Europe, ot one .breed, is Miles south of Menden, Manitoba, 1.SSLIC _ i 11614:1 Att:111.anY at Bri&ie15. On,ene °ca. iGertzen, the 1.1 .year :old son. of Jacob feasia nearly 8)0 entries, representing Pertzere, was tastantly -killed- whennis. h264 stabies, were forward.Many of -the arm caught in tine belt and the was ,ood one come from the Provinces pi. drawn under the fly -wheel, a the ms. 1 LOC. and Namur, new eamoue names.° Chine. H3 was terribly maegled, tae I but all Belgloin sands forth asr en- left arm and leg broken and the skull 1 hibits to fah5.ihiew,- . -: - - split open. . ' ' • -1 I The BelgIall draftneorSe is of 'the -Sohn Bolan, of of Macklin, has been 1 most cAmelaet term, having ene maxi- selected aS 'the Illberal -candidate for ; mum weight for_ is :dirrenseons. The the Dominion ;constituency of "Battle- -legs are -free frOrn long hair, but are ford, nleteatieg Rs IL Earl, pettleforde emanates 'ea. little' slMht . to ,support a Champaign, Battlef;d ; R. Sa Ger- the .Weidint of the horse. Mane' good- don, -Maidstone, and , innintg • on the in.dividuals come forWard at exhinitione secendiballot with a yote lof /3 to -Mr. a on this continent, eapetially at Calcago, flharopaign's 61, Mr. Belem is a earieher where good line -u-3 appear. Tiny were and comes from Prince Edward Island, first .Introdeced to AnierIca• el 1856, but . nes ineen 'in the--- ;west for ,some .but malee are cl-tiefiY brougat over. years: • - e, It was r.eported that lest year 28,e -Strawberries in Octatsee is Oee of 100 horses were expeeted. ftom Belgium, the latest trIernabs et Manitoba. O. 3.. 'try it is hard. to foretell Waat the has seer the but since the deva.station of teett coun- future of that loore.e will be. The breed ..................... Will, no doubt, remain intact, but ex - „Del ottii "Fruit Laxative" eareeieeete enntetitntS from Belgium :will be . veke - tender little -Stomach, Ilia . much curtailed for years to coer.e. • and bowels. Usei "Folk-lr Vi ivelth The Best et tallies tkitel,elc It teeing, Oree., June rith. 1913., d' I have been using Trint-a-tives" as a family remedy for Inaily years. • They are the best -medicine I have ever Ufa,- 'Pltruit4stive8" do tue.the most gotideethey never gripe and their - action iirpleasant. "I have used them, for, Indigestion and Constipation with the bedresults, and I heartily recommend them to anyone similarly afflicted. Thesetroubteshaveleftmeioniplete- ly andlgive-Plarnit-istives" billeredit for all this. A nicer pill a man came* take." ' a GEORGE alcIPAY. .ThectiCrmonsdenurnd for"Pruit-a- tives" is steadily Increasing, duet° the fact that this wonderful fruit nieflicine gives prompt relief in all cases of Indigestion. 'Constipation, Sour Stomach, ,Rheumatism, Chronic, language. -Argonaut. Lithurtnianimmigrantsnnd tn0Se Xr01/1 I *leathern Italy 'half of them, read. no One Letter 0 is a Village a France, fit the eom. , Mune o mortrae, at a distance of fin teen kiloineterg* from Argentin, itself at a distance of thirty-iive kilometers - from Alencon, Nordin' Initttlet has at Wet accouuts 'twenty-three in. habitants find the proud memory ot the extinct Marquiseete of 0, which dates back to tile crusades: The last margins, superintendent of:this &Mace}, of Henri 111„ lived a spendthrift and died a pauper. Auother instance-- of single letter •geography Y...tbe iUIfl of the' sea which penetrates the Nethere • A Weedeeful Parrot. Tle. thirs. record let rrot_ ovnied by Boi4th Alfred itotifsehild, and he; • paid for it a record stune She- sings with. ei'feet (mite dumber ef In a v,oice like a banjo's Mang. She speaks '200 AVOTTIS Of German. cati tn re ti(illeetoer nerel'tri81o thieutore the ; ".. snL1:tand snd her, f u title Is "Laura from Afric, . • Breathe eVeii and Keep Well. To, Mettle well heipe to keep- well. To live longer and better mo kn ee, fathit to take some breathing exercies eztch day. Am eon 'WO re: Lila Ord41111. 111)7 you use only one tenth of your lung space't- It tiny wonder that aenges is1111,: rPtzril ratury trate_ Ill* (vett:erten 80 (witty Barsagar, of E . _ en Headaches, and Neuralgia, and . all Free Press a. cluster of wKidney and Bladder Trouble.s. foemed berriee, nearly' tlia, vi""7" b0c a box, °for $2.50, trial size 25c. e in his iearden Sold by alldealers or sent on receipt of 1 Look at the tongue, motheeif coated, your dittle one's stomach: liver and bowels need cleansing at 1 oacet -.Vhen peevish, crost', listless,' Oesn't - Iierep, eat or act naturally, or is- ever . LSI, stomach. sour, breath bad has sore throat, diarrhcea, full of col, ere a teaspoonful of "California Sytup ol. Figs," and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, nndigestedli food and Sour bile gently moves ouelof Its little, bowels 'without griping, aeld you have a well,,,playftil child againt Ask • your druggist for a 50 -cent bane of "California Syrup Of rigs," whio. con. talus full directions for bable i chil- dren of ali ages and for grown ma*. SUCCESS ‘...A.wallir 01654 A:1th .sne, trainin tiectome no etpert and c nall lgeL Tlke cr,rr ' f...lcooxrnr4ly Conrse and or croproP• A4aent depa-traent tl ram. Thorongh and individual talt!o41 era ell.• •tI1 • Writ; to-dai for £m catalog -Id? NMI BUSINESS egulog Cor.CoIlege4:13runswicR.Totont J. V. Miteholl, 11.A.. Principal 44- RUSINESS SHORT +teas taught by expert inen'ructors . at the Y. M. C. A. BLDG.. LONDON, ONT Stude.nts assisted to popitions., College in session.. -.from Sept. est. Citalogue free- Enany time. ?ist 4I.W. Westervelt 3. W. Westervelt, Jr. Prrecieal Chartered Adeettntaat 19 Vice- pal A Goderich Boy in Old Lon The frelowbeg Is -an extract ro ietter-from Mr R. Cartie of: 3- rich. He 'is at present at the great carnet en Salisbury. Pietas, with the National Y. M. 14 A. TAB I arrived here ties morning, bsing sent bY the deal of my college. He Is gfeatly Interested In the Y. Itt.'ct, A. at thee came 'here, having been here. till. College opened. Ile fe*.it that at I .was connected with the Canadian Y. 1. A A. 1 ahould be present when the .Canadiam, troops arrived, was ,In dem- don last night and found it very in,- teresting. The _city -was almost in 41ark- Pees, all the electric lights, of which tthe City was so prank being torned off. The ordinary Street lamps are „ painted black half way down and from various highways in the city search .fights play ell night wetchlung for Gar- tman, airships. I -stood for ilinalf arathoun on the Waterloo bridge ever the.- Thames watoling the immense aearch- ;lights op. the roof of the admiralty building. It certainly was sight; It Seemed rather incongrucras to •tgo from there, and see •the croevde flocking into the theatres. Ilowevet, • there " is very little danger from ships.- , e ENT MINARETS," FOR LIVER AND BW!LS •Salisbury is a beaetiful place and it is a wonderful Sight to see thousands of men on this huge plain. Every braeach of the service is reeereseated, even' to the flying corps manoeovering overhead, 'The Canadians are expected tornOrrow and will remain here -U. e- • ll ter Christmas: We have just , been evatchMg• a itroop of regula.rs e.ntrain for the front. They talk a great deal about the seldiers singing and cheer - eat as the,T went to the front but 'those fellows never said a word. They were army veterans and know what -is before 1tbem . •Every body adinired an Irish tepee from Dublin. atrapping- .fellows, with heads erect tend hands clenched; and locating, as they say in Ireland, as they were "spelling tor a fight.' They had tneir battle cry-- on their banner- Faugh-a-Ballagn (Get out of troy way), a.aid a retired iarmy officer, who tad seen service in every quarter of the !globe, remarked: "There go toe best figbter in tee world, and the most merelful in victory" and ,ona involen- • .•tarily squared one's own. shoelders and felt very proud of .good Irish ancestry. England has every rigat to be proud of her fine troops and Iney ..are looking forward to the. coming of toe Cann, I diens. -I know several ,of the men fram T ii. ond-ato and there will surely be srtme our head are from iliousuess plucked from the yifleS on Oettiber lttle aloe the 'first Of July Mr. Bara,ger has neva been entirely without .rige strawberries, and thereare abundance of green berries et good size still On his vines that will ripen ff favorable :weather continues. - -So aout.e Is the demand for her- ineies enekera at. the peeeent time in England that experts le the various departments of the•harness maidng are being advertised for in Winnipeg, and a notice offering- bridle cuttere tees' poexele per week, ridirig saddle mak- ers .six tr)cands 13er week, and harness - Makers- eight pence per heAir, a ,shilling -per hone crier time and e ten fnreent. libeinu:s, is diepleYed in the free ern- taoyment bureae of .the city. name /her ef ineee. hare already; responded '-•--Overeonre by 'natural as ferres es- gfrom a leak en •the furnace, Mr .-- gad Mrs. ..fte :aaligliesivIclana. their eton-inelave, 'Ae Dundan, lied a nate reeve Scape from -death "at their theme In Calgary.- efts. Dalgliesh was ever- COTC), firet. Hier husband. believing her to sinnply in a .annocin, paelled her ne .7tair5 ; while his son-inelaw telephoned for ye physician. The- son-in-letve was overoome as soon as he lead finished . telephoning, and -When the doctor ar- rived he found the whole family 'over- come. All are recovering. -Althreegh in desperate cireimstan- ces the enherent honesty of a young uld not be 'ad when he • for et1,050 breasilit ‘of thie fn - it awaiting Cure Sick Headache, Coriatipation, • Biliousness Sour Stornnon, Bad • Breath -Candy Cathartic. No odds how bad Four li er, dome from my horre town. Elea or bowels; how emu& acheshow miserable yon i ennetipaticnt, indigestion, h anti sluggish bowels -you aeways get .,„,. relief with CascarasfrjA-py twee. been committed for trial on a charge diately cleanse and regulatOthe stora- of ha.ving committed an illegal opera - the con- ach, remove the sew, ferme ting food, ticIn• . and foul gases; take the ' gess. bile -A live fax was captured in a trench from the liver and carry o near the river bank on Betevows aye, , stipated waste matter aid -poison nue in Winnipeg, a few' days 2.40:-11 from the intestines and hi:meta. A is believed to Ilene been Chased' Into /0 -cent box from your dretggist will the city- -by 'dogs, , -Three trainloads of horses, the gift keep your liver and bowels clean; I stomach sweet and head r clear for of the provincial government to the months. Theywork whilei ou sleep, mai! erffice, left Saskatchewan, Jest I so • Manitoba. and Northwest Notes -Dr. s. • E Moore, of Regina, hae week for the 'east and will be gentit- - cross as quickly as possible. • Grand 1 runk "var a V exchange en Oak River district, Mani - ;•I -There is marked activity in lann . System, awaamoaaa•alm.amai eallway Time -Table. • Trains leavc Seatorth aa follows: 1145 m For Clinton Goderich Kincardine. /.20p nr • For Clinton and Code 8 18 t.to For Clinton, Wingha `toba. Ge•orge McIntosh sold his farm to Henry Argue for *19,000 and. sev- • eral other importatit daais have neen made. A. -big move is being taken to Scotelunan, lerinneesg, overcome b -y temntation, foond -a Inegetiable checi on the street, this young the dheque to la F. (Rola ..nostrial B.Irea.U, IV -0 .has the owner. The y Lag Scotchmaneein cioestion has been in extremely hard .circurnstances, wadi desolte eindoubted ability as ,a boolt'leeper, the iioeet of references and willingness to work, has been -una,ble settereernploement. His wife has been 111, and hes _just ,.cierne frem the hospital. Soece of the 'members of the Patriotic correnittee have extended aid, but the man wants work, and is willing to -acce•ot. any- thing eitote in the city pr in the coun- try, -Onch a man enould not be .ailowed to saner, , /.' Winehet. ortd B&W a large ,area next -spring. -Maurice Ingeveid. liveryman. .at,T11- h ley, east of Brooks, Alberta, -was ane and Mona dine. of the Antwerp garrison, according to I .-tap m For Clinton S -id Goiter ch. letters received in Tilley. 'His tate since 7 51 a m For Stratford, Ou [ph, Tarot) 0 Antware tell is 'unknonne He retetned Belleville and Peter rif and polo 1,1 tO fight 1,pr 10,..e nat n[re land. of Belelern oriiiik North Bay a F Pat° ''''. t 1 • - 41 • months g) p Par Stratton; Guelph, itorontc Mon. r• Several a . Omit. traal. and panda east ' SeVert lr-three br8gleh?.8 of the. Can- e?, e ra For Stratford Guelph lad Toronr o LONDON HURON 'Me' BRUCE. - ineenu t PAssenger London-, depal G.... ....... 4 .. 8 41 4 50 Steal -41a* . 0 3 i , 5 43 Exam . .... . . , .... . ........ 0 44 6.54 Ilent4119 54 6 (.6 itippt.n,, t. .... .. . ..... . . .... 10 G 611 .. Ellwood, to 0 8 19 Clinton,10 2i: ii 85 Londet.noro, 11 IF79 0 65 Blyth, 11 7 oo ReIgrave 11 4.1) ' 7 18 Wingliarn, ar 1 5.., e........ . . 11 ss .. 7 2.5. 8013T11 • Passenger Wingtarn, depart ..... 6 3 33. IRalgTaVi,, 6 al 344 AlYtti. . .. .... ..,..., ..... 7 .: 3 56 140nd..abCIN . 7 I 4. 0. -COW.% .... ... ...... .. . .. 7 tt 18 Brae, doe .. „ ,, . , ... ... a .., 4 80 Rippe, . ...... .. . a, . ...,., 8 I 47 Beane .... -. ........ _. s .1 4 St 6' GE 1)1P4& , 0 (iti 6 15 (0 8 44 London. arrive... . alien Patriotic fund have been organ- ized in Saskatchewan, in cities, town and villages and 2`13 others are in pro- cess of organization. These are In ad- dition to the Patridtic bodies at Moose • Jaw and Prince Albert, which were organized before the provincial fend was forined. _Twenty-one men have volLn.teered for active service froro the 401113 de- fame guard, at Entevan, Sask., and it • is expected there will be about 11 ty as seen as recruiting commences fot the second contingent. With fifteen al- ready with the first contingent in Eng- land, it is prebable Estevan will send • one hanetredmen to the war. -Trying to bun his way •oet of a • woeden lechouse at Tare.e HIi1s, Alber- ta. into -whide, be had been threst for being druek. but twentyleminutes. be- fore, Fred McGillivray„a blackimith-of that town, was roastedi alive, 'nis pris- 1 At, WOMAN'S RIGHT TO HEALTH price by yruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. .grirerworirrerirrivarrel, NO ItEAAGN WHY THEY SHOULD' SliFVEII. PROM BALICACHES AND HEADWHES ' • CONFISCliTE , THE EDITION. Newspaper issues ?Often Suppressed by the Austrian Censers. "By order of the toyai.nress court' this issue of your paper' is hereby confiscated for printing lieWS Whigh ..the, court eonsideneshould not be Mena pubLie.a A policeman, with a 'sword dangling at hie side and holding In his hand an °Metal' document with an lin- posing seal on it, enteri the managing editor's room and delivers the decree. It is the famous A.nstrlan press cell- sorhip ,and cenflscittionsmachine, call- ed for 'short gm "confiscation appara- tus," at week: '3. Down helove, the big presses ertratinuidering along on the last., few thousand:copies of a big cite eulatlen. It is 3 '0'60_0in the mem- Ing-too late to "make, over" by tear- - lug out the Offending :article or news item, putting ;something. else in Its place and reprintlng the entire edition. From the nuraerouS roesns which Make up the editorial Sanctunt. there - rolls oee."Dolinerwetterr'.. and . "Ver- damintl" after another. The managing _ edit'or orders a small sheet,' not much larger -than a handbill, hastily printed, that -will tell the suhscriners. wby they will not receivetheir paper that morn - Possible Definition.. ' Why do they call in wyers* wipers hria't'sr• . elleerniee ey the time thi*y get If Yttu Winft ut Spedia MILDLY STIMULATING, NOURISHING, SUSTAINING A -Perfect Talk THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR IT 15 NEEDED If :not sold in your neighborh„ !write • _ :JOHN LA13ATT, LIMITED LONDONe CANADA . • • hrtItipli •-With 1110111 noir vlivii1S are I a 111 more A 111P1s11.1111. Freud end deveit ere in 8hur- ry,. 'raki, time for all thiegs.- itran)tliue SALMON ARE PENITENT THAT IS WHY THEY SEEK FRESH WATER SAYS GUIDE. tat the Sea at all. EaMon tgaek per, lah if A the salt water cornea near them; It is- only an insatiablesty, Petite which eende him to -the ocean - The food,he gets there in' sites. Tian- tilaes develeps not 01113'Saine: but tat - as --w.e11,- 0,110 )0Pags. on a . satiety .WhIch4 every season; sickens. hiin ,agehiet eating at aile He runse0:pete the itilaneresortse- for the. sitene rest-. sor: that the Jaded dyspeptics go to the sea to try the effect of a -change; and to.rest." ee , - In fact the salmon hemp, in: the early sununer sucli a perfect distaste to food that for some ,months they test entirely and eat notting. Pretty eearlY all the wild. thlugS. of the. woods' as well as et the waters 'have elinilar habits! of '7abstinence, 'some eking' no food front:, autumn . to elirtag.' -So . the church mar..lhare teen going back to natate when she prescribed seasons of fasting' for her PeePte. - it is as t Pnoltent -that Sandy pic- tured the salmon going into, retreat In fresh veaWs, that he may rid hira, eat of s the, fatty effects �Z' ovemes. delecece. ' - It Is to Get a Change of Scene, Oc- cupation and.Diet That the IFInny Denizens of the Deep Take to the • Riven -They Have s'a Profound' • Distaste for "'tied When They Leave the Beiny. Salmon fishermen will not lose muck sympathy over the complaints of the net men at their lack' of suc- cess the first part of the season._ As a matter Of feet, until the really warm _weather set tei the salmon were ing. • - This is IL scene which has taken plate frequently tn Viennese newspte per offices lately. One afternoon re- cently the editions of five evening pa- pers were confiscated. Probably no eds. 'tore in the world eon tell as many Itt. teresting stories, of news that, never. reached their readers ail the Viennese. From • an American viewpoint of a free press the Austrian press laws, . press censorship and "confiscation ap. pavans" is about the most abinvd and _antiquhted - institution in existence. - Apparently it was created largely for thepurpose of keeping the truth from the public. In Austria boas, pictures, illustrat ed catalogues, price lists. bandbills, ad- vertisethents and adr.ertising literature, newspapers. periodicals and publica. tions which appear. ocCaslonally, sloe • -end signboards. pesters -in fact, everys thing that COIIVCYS <Meaning to the mind by means of type, pictures or • symbols is subject to censorship. Until recently even pri-vate calling or "visit- ing" cards were subjeceeo censorship. The minter had to lay a proof of a card before the "press court" before he eauld deliver the order. .=• •-Any district or superior coiirt may constitute itself ti "press court" to pap upon and order the toellscatiOn of any newspaper in tie jurlsdiction.-Vienna Cor. New York Tribune. To every woman belongs the right to enjoy a healthy, 'active, happy life, -yet mine out of ten suffer,often in silenee, from splitting headaches, tor- t% rnin.g backaches, violent heart eal- pitation ar sans other of the 'many evils that follows anaemia, or blood'iesnes. That is why one sees Ber many 'wo- men :with pale, thin cheeks, dull -Tes and ,droeplag figures -sure signs tha-t the blood. is out of order. All suffer:, int Vie(ragl 134hottld win the TigtVt to be well be refreshing their weary bodies ;with tthe we*, rich blood. of health that promptly transformei them into healthy, attractine WfX11311. Thera is. no other medicine caa sippl7 this new, rich blood so speedily and so surely as Dr, 17rilliams" Pink Pills for Pale Peoele. Throegh *tills medicine thous- ands of tired, wafering women have found naw 'health. and Strength.: Mrs. James Drosti Ohlaseeen, ILB., %aye :"Illor eearekl dlid (not know What it *49.4 . be 'entirely free from, headadhe or hack - ache. My.bands were cold ,and clammy all the It 'was diffinult for -me to !get erne work deter ,andeto walk even 'bort distance Would leave me com- pletely worrt out. My life was one of conetant worry andel rtieblieght I would never be better. I was dottoring all • till time but vtithere t a bit of 'benefit; and finally the doctor stepped -me medicine as ha sald ;ha .could not' help me. Do you wonder ;that I, was lin -despair..My mother urged me to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, but I said "what's the, use, medloine earret help nla.," However, sny 'husband ot six boxes of the pills, and to please him I began Ito take them. By the te.ne'd. had fierighed theirn I nadoebtede ly hid improved -and there was the agile of returning healtih in my cheeks and hands. My ':husband thoeght the imprevesrent se greet that be -got an- other half dozen boxes, and before these were .corriplated I was ezioYing soch !goad !health; (as I ,3-ead not had, in -.years. in. fact, 1 was a well woman, and haie setea enjoyed thee best ef health, 1 snIcerely feel that I owe ens' life to Dr. -Williams' Pnik Pirs, and shall' always recoils:mend -.their to all sick- nneple." You can get these nIlls at any rnedf- eine dealers, 'or they will he seat .be' mail, potpaid at 51 cents se box"' or six boxL'a tor 2.50- by writing ,The Dr. W1lllar7 Medicine Co., Brockville, 6-.nt. 4•• • • A Archsearns nathe *Authorized Version, • In the real authorized version ot 1011, King James' Bible, area good many 11,rei.1111$X138 which.- the- pedatere have since modernized, such as "onght Mine. hundred pence," "yer" for "ere," "biles" for "boils." "Pet" for "fetched.", "gin" for "grin? (a trap), "me" for "more"- and "all to" should, be one word et -Judges '53""41ll to'brake his head," where; however, the printers • have resisted the temptation to substi- tute "bionic." In Psalm cxlv, 3. "Great Is the Lord and marvelous, worthy to be praised." there should be no coma Ina after "marvelone,"*which•le an ad- verb quallfyint eetroethy." "This' eor, rection has been made in recent pray- er books, -London Saturday Review. content_te remain in salt water. June had anout gone before the snow dis- appeared from near the 'head waters of . the -best rivers, tonsequently not many Oh went inland until the end - of the molith-the- best of the run coining on after the, holiday season. set In . • -As the largest fish are usually the first comers, this Is important, yel it would be Imprudent to claim that the fish, will be any the better this year because their annufal trip to the country has been delayed. In fact, as anglere well know, ithappens at times that salmon fresh run from the 'sea are in very inferior condition when they have started late in the season upon their trip, .Still, as a rule, the lish are in sue]] splendid order when they leave the sea that one wonders why they found' . It necessary to go to fresh water as all. _ . Until it is remembered that fat is really a disease,' and, in many tam Indicates need of change of scene, occupation, -or diet. - "Come along, come along o' me, and I'll petty soon show 'e why the salmon run out of tb.e wee broolue and rivers into the salt water. "Yes,' 1111 show "e just I wull." • Many an angler will recognize the speaker from this little sample 01 his delightful obiter dicta. ° Ile is a Well-knowli guide on the Grand Rivet, of Gaspe, !and a thoroughly well-in- formed authority on fishing. • • AS he spoke lie led . the way to a large ice house where lay numbers of the finest of the salmon caught by' the deep sea fishermen, kept there until the summer marketing season, At least one -of these, a strikingly beautiful malfish of 30 lbs., had not yet been opened. It was, indeed, a surprise to one faMiliar'with s -al - mon. killed ill fresh.. water, whieh never contain any evidence ef theft taking food. There Was one seven- - inch haddock and four or five -large herrings in the paunch cif the open- ed fish. • "More'n what ye would eat in a day, lane' it? Sic a fish aer that would eat his weight eery two days, if he • had his wish. Where would he be ge4ing am digt, think ye, in- a bit stream, olein a big river. either?" "How full must the sea be of fish and fish food -when- conntleset then - sands of such greedy Ahin.geelive and grow fat • in it?" mused his .greye beard -"Ab. weel,: the salinont$ no' sie bile an to tak chances of being. left - hiingry. 'there, ye . see. He .tgoes straight away for the first drove of herrings or •haddocks, or even Cap- lin, if nothing, Vetter i thereabouts, and just lives with the crowd, an well as on 'em. No getting away from the bonny big chaps,lor they can swim some, I tell 'e. - "The boats get 'em in the nets when they are after tb.e other AO ye Iles; that's ' how all theile got caught last' winter and. spring." "But I was always told that In the sea the sainion fed on crabs, or crawfish, or things of the shell fam- ilies, which accounts for their color," zaid the other. • "Eh, man, but that's main fuleish- • ness," was the reply. "Why a -sal- The; keen -sighted observer further reeiarked that ealt wafer was cer- later. , Salmon are not naturally Fairbanks, its near -Alaskan neighbot„ eel,. dvielletse and after a few are, next. to Hammerfest, in blorveleers , months ,Ieeomes se clogged with the farthest north gities in the werld. ., . ,sainxtlelmtehenaillvtietstlialuil cootnitilLuty4,31;eueitattup.tiA brine, and -parched with thirst, that they Jr et have to run back for their e. , e„.. -...e.„ _ • "Certainly; that's natural . wee tenances as electrie lights, daily news - native. ei tee. . , doenna' a' - times crave for h; drink . PaPere and 131Pe organs free the old well head, or the -wee bit'spring e under the big stenet" Tbe- sentimental sweetrose cf the idea WO.13 impreseive and led' to an attempt, at mutual entisfaction, with the - beet .available% suestitiete for childhood's netivo fluid': - 7:* wi digpersed pwarn -and nownwents so that, surffergelteriefeled. the cenbr of the Plane! at thet5titUner ne current of air ever reachedlt, YOu, on the antiltraria 110111 the %Val wall of tho-flinatel On a level adth flame. The current 'ef air shale& bz your breathe on reaching the edge it1 the wall; streatneir Onward in the directien given It bar the restridnittif .wair and on reaching tile flame snuffed - it out. -Boston eisattriettn. The' Rabbit°, Danger Signal. So longas it eitisatill tiles rabbit is almost indintitiguishable fieldof- bracken, stubble or dr grass, but as soon: as it,begins to run toWate Ito buero* the:white nateh ein Its tail . .betraxs It. which, at (list seems like a failure of adapt* tion, bap Ito special function -It acts; as a danger signal lb the young rabbit and shows -them the way by wh they can escape from lbe climate dangere-aLondon Mall. Furthest Nort Ube to produce- thirst sooner or Davison, the Yukon caPital. and Imrniorant* and Literacy. Scandinavialis lead the world in point of liteeacy. Among every twenty Get- tuanniumegrants Ater fourteen years old is found oue Il1ite1ate. -Of trawl - grants from other nations it Is claim- TRIO: OF THE FUNNEL Stewing Out a Light Through it is Easy if You Knew Wow. TO blow,tmt a ottadie, using a funnel to blow- through,. zeems a ridicnIoualy easy thing to do. Hut ask any Mend aof yours to try it and see ,what hap- pens.- Ten to one he will try to blow through the nap so as to force his breath througb. thenarrowneck of the funnel. As this 18 not an easy .thing to do he will flatten mouth and nose in bis endeaVorsa-while trying to fore* his face into the small cup. Then he will reverse the funnel and blow into the peck, and when be does ,not eue- Ceed in extinguishing the light be wili blow harder and Wilde' and filially he -will admit that he is beaten. In blowing through the neck of the funnel be hos directed the funnel di- rectly at the light, so that the tiame l0. exactly opposite to tbe place where the _Bea or tunnel joins the cup. You, on taking the funnel from him, incline the Nutlet se that Rs upper edge is pn a Not Like PO». The vicar -Pm. surprised 81 yen, Miggs,... Why, look at tun. 1 enn.'reo Into the town -without -coming lett* in- toxicated. Miggs-Yesh, zur. But 01 be ,so populate -Le= ndTelegraph, Too' "Why are you prejudiced - ngatese self? Yent never OW a game." ."No; but I once bearti-plirt Of one: PrOuPerity „doth best discoret butadvemity doth best discever virtella .-13acen.- ' . • Like 'a Mental Moving Pt -elite*. Bakere-People Who blue be 'n apt* drowning say thatlit an luentut the. event! 01 their emit lives ttre prize sented to. their mentai itufter don't believe it. ilunler--Why *Barker -If it were true they wounin allow themselves to be resciteit-f.ifea The nttrietion. 'You say you are in lote'with ss r Bagger" el sure- im." "But I caul see anything attntenre. about bee• ' "Neither Call I see IL Rut tra 111`e- • a a ed there.- is found an Illiterate among 1 M013. would be °templed to death be - every twenty-three Mitch; thieteeelghl fore he'd fill lelensel' wP ale wee Irish, fifty-two Welsh, fifty-nine Bo- 1 culch as that. It's something .big hemians. sevnnteasatten Finnish, 10C I he's wanting and. came d'ye see? It's English and 143 Scetth§h; but the pro- a fat fish -oil -as gives the eolor.r portion' among these who come from I "If they are so well fed - in the areendehevin. is one tie in 250. In ti io e I sea, why do they everleave and, go up the rivers?" erieeeeeeeeaaemeeeeeeeeeee 1 The old man locked the iceho • I door, and, taking nut his FOR -FEETCKERts I • Of course the salmon is a Childtem Chi mere& to the following effecter water fish, made for Avers and lakes. 1::; A 5 T 0 Fre A 1Pnr the first vear heeettnIdn'tbeeattjee 80 - _ 4 -te aria' (4. 9r1i199 1300000000 moms tigampa 000002006 irintrIVing • . ..••• ..... '4 < 1VV,, nee sesene. 44. tie hy Brown didn't get the job he was sure of gettin Employer -"Do you carry any in‘eurancer' Brow d -"Pardon me, sir, but I do not see how that can affect the matter we are discussing!" EmPiroYer-"Well, perhaps not, but I do. The man who doet, not think enough about his own and his familes interests to insure ie, a reliable company, would hardly be liable to think enough about mine to warrant me employing !dna', The above conversation is not imaginary. It took place in the office of a big corporation. And it is repiorted verbatim Most men know they should carry insurance. Apart front' :their plain duty to themselves and families, they now that insurance is a good business propositiore-eThey realize that it is an evidence of the farsightedness which tells ,$n the business world. But -many otherwise shrewd men, when taking out !astir. ante, do not exhibit the sagacity Brown's prospective employer was looking for -They. fail to insure in a reliable company. • if you're thinking about insurance, ine vestigate the policies of The London Life• - This reliable Company is paying Profits Ttt excess of estimates. Write for -information. The London Life Insurance Company 74 • CANADA , ' • llinchley, raI Age Pi asify• egoing to i the storiaach -will folio. of tbts, one ni the taos liver proper -if by the use Liveif Pilis. Elijah A. A. "ises: ' a for ma* ee yeara ago royit . try leahlon's Taxa had cured him. 1 them, and by the vtaislwaneurede hand, and when I take one." - • Milburn% 't ,na - vat 5 !vials for nealled direct on eeee co,,Mdurn .rheter, *elicitor, Notary Public, OM ere-ftterliture taey Peeeic. ero lkertic of Com rstera,fii1ii ol ete e to len. each week. 0 ,}lonor gradnate sr -0;41k-ge. Animals treatesI, ea to and thettgereen Dentistry a sPecialt *nee on Govlerich of Or.: Scott's offiee •stfd ner Serel throat can 1 Hate .70, la:ut 33145. tkett, grad College a Phyeiel Ann 4Arbary and nie Ooroner for the Co . tfacleay, -hoe listivemity, and go ty liedleal College lege of Physicians a DR. nate of ten • of 'Medici Phyeicians es grades% 11101 of Hwpital, • Y College flee- ts; 10 P. R. thelph and TOT * ha, a • . 11.*A. A • IA* ****..4.. *V. . * • **WV* A* . • ..****