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Ii.ctreh Tth, 1902
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iNciliff,A$Irek4titaati 114.1.w40,
Neon* in the 1310041
Ithe Sieeese Dile to the I'lleatlag at Two
Varieties, Bring Pain and Death
4T.An Ill111012 farMer WIM succeeded
10.0:a4trui the Celine of Seriou,. ore
itreWina an unueually large crop Of Fatty Heart,
PQM creditti part tifilie sileceSs td - Brig:044'e 914:44,:st Esanaeresi Lao
'Planting two Varieties, one Maturing er• owl Heath Dieearee.
the our. . rola Fabians lett in the 'Wood by de -
bout
4ten days later than fective,,kidneys form what is known,a1
tregards this plan better than omit- t t
Jig an, tieeeedenat, row and planting t, qt;celici4h tittarerenetinla7 14° detevt"
feW dnYti later with the sante VarIttel ; elated with gatfilrai:lliwPels.ellaii.Ta:°5nati
Of corn. By Planting two Varietiete I aacraellrainsfirtruaeltirrealditio ;attire 'arta
he go into the sells ander identical back and in the Joints, sleepless nights°,
dizziness', headache depressea spirits
and impaired mentors.
Fatty heart, drePsY, apoplexy and
heart disease are the usual ternanatien
if urie acid is left in the Wood. It is a
' serious matter to neglect these eYntp-
toms. The home treatment prescribed
by Dr. A. W. Chase has proven suc-
cessful in many thousands et comes,
Ur. A. W. Parson. Martinville, Quee
writes: -"I was a sufferer from kidneY
disease and bladder trouble for 13 aears,
and had a constant desire to urinate
' With its aecompanying weakness. Meat,
cine prescribed by a skilful phyeicien
only gave me temporary relief. The
trouble would recur at very awkward
times. I was persuaded to try Dr,
Chase's Kidney Liver Pills. I obtained
' relief after one dose. and before I had
finished the first box felt better than I
had for many years." Dr. Chase's, Kid-
ney -Liver Pills, ono pill ti, dose, 25 cepts
t a laik at all dealers Bdillansen,
Bates'ia Co.. Toronto.
a nett. aiatortea, reateon tor bre
baneful repute of the opal. Two or
three ceaturieS ago the otone was popu-
lar in Europe, and the jewelers of,Itsay
were especially cunning in its eetting.
At the height of as popularity camel
the plague, which made havoc ialrene
ice. It was noticed by some observant
person in that city that When a victim,
was at the point of death, his Opal. It
he wore one, brightened, while alter
death it became dial. As this acces-
sion of ihrilliatace implied a sort of ma-
hanant purpose or intelligence In the
stone, it wal charged with the death Of
tis owner. •never °courted .to the
scientistsof !that time to tarn ,the ince-
dent around :the other way, and gee It
• .the patient bad abything, to ,do with
, the opal. But
, bi
that wae. tbeg 'WV of it:
the heightened fever jest tgfore death
caused the stone, which is affected by
heatto become more diant.atad the
chill and damp afterw d dulled ft.
I
omen's
Vonditiens. The toundation for tlaill
Celan is that corn is net completely,
0If-fertile. By Selecting an early and
late Variety the season Of pellinationl
Ilt*proltinged aid there is mere likelier
!Mod oreach staik having a well filled
ear. There esoutd be ,fewer income
Vete ears and fewer stelae without
ease. By growing carlY end late yard
titles of the same color and general
appearance the crop Produced would
he as marketable as a pure-brea cone
vincl would feed out just as well. Thei
Ceed from this cross -bred corn thould
hot be used the next season for plead
tin& Greater loss from such, seed
, would occur than the gains made from
Pross-breeding.with pure seed.
couple of small areas, say a half
*lore each, could be produced of pure
Seed each -season with which to plant
In the field. By planting these small
arena some distance fr
cora there would ne lit
mising. Then, too, the
by a little extra effortl improve Alm
lpure seed and increase the yield each
Wear in the field planting. •4
Planting the two varieties at • tlid
tiara° time is done by putting the late
(variety in one seed box of the planter
and the early in the other box. This
Of course would put two Town of each
variety together. Our Illinois Wend.
changed the seed at the :end of the
rows so as to avoid having two rowe
of the same variety together. .Thie,
however, was on a trial or prize plat
and he was endeavoring to produce 01
big yield without regard to cost of eite
,_-work. He was rewarded with ol
'Ted of 160 bushels per acre- Surely,
an amount woithy of extra pains.,
d'his Is about five times Indiana's'
average yield. •By Wantingpure seed
each season and the ears are almilar
In general appearance, the' difference
being tIme of maturing; there is a pod
deal of proMise and probably no loss
An thus mixing cora for a general crepe
Clover In Renovating son.
rA number of years ago I bOught
110me so-called worn-otit land. It had
Originally been very prodactive, but
had been cropped with grain for thlre
6$41ve years insuccession, without
Ver having had any clover on itaana
with very little if• any manure.. * The
h umus was all used up, the soil Waif
wart, compact, and in a dry time. was
as hard as a well traveled road. Thg
pressure of the plow downward and
the successive tritaiLed the foray* au.
lanai during all these years, had made• ,
at the usual depth of plowing,in al4
1110St impervious strata through whieht
water speeded slowly or not at all,.
land, as the land was nearly level, wad
ter would stand on the level tor dart
and even weeks after a heavy rata
he ethe*
le liability. of
farmer might
THE GUNTON NEW ERA
Curious Hits Of New%
That the German authorittee in Sae
moo, are determinell to thorelighlY Ger-
manize that country la shown by tho
feat that the English Mitallenaries in
the Islam* have now been ordered to
inetreet their pupile and adherent* in
the Teuton tongue, AMerican and
Chilian dollars, ail Well as British coltua
are also to Make way ter German mon"
ey, and apparently Samoa will preeeate'
ly beconte as purely a German celeste'
RS Now Caledonia is Preach.
"The latest in 'yells,' "says the Zen.
sas City "Journal," "is that of the con-
victs on their way from the Jail in the
codnty in which they were sentenced to
tbe penitenalarte gang ot fifteen at
them from Buolianatt County, the ober-
ift's 'guests' on a special' car, gave rent
ach railway station they
Eit. Joseph and leder-
age: "Two years -
't like St.
to this ye
Passed b
fi"vne ertaYr ea-fwe e W
Toe anyway!'
The Subject 0 4 tunnel con ecting
Irelana and Sco and has been b ught
betel* the Britt
Govepement, e, _
Wojeot will he pueltedsLf the regalia*,
financial extpPort can be obtained, The
estimated cost Is .$50,000,000. The rout
provisionally selected is . fix= Straur-
aer in Scotland to Belfast in Ireland.
The total • distance Is 511-2 miles, ot
imbleh 34 1-2 iniles would be tunnel, and
25 miles of the tunnel would be under
the sea, arena a line Where, the mead,
mufti depth ie 480 feet. Electric !no.
rim
Nitliat He cm, For.
oPpMeng.&* 7701‘tvg,
4.
lOttlod Ividke who was One of the
t tette et & dinner was. unexpeatedly
called epee to MAY to s. toast. Iteeov.,
ening somewhat *nom his eurprieehe
laid that hie sttuatiOn reminded hint of
the steer of man who tell lato the
Water while he Wats tithing.
Wetat no little dAfficulty he Wite res.
sued, and after Ito bad tWalnOd his
breath and veto in a fairly consfertahle
eonditeen. hu reecuer *eked him how
he twine to fall into the water.
"I did *ot °owe to call Into the wee
ow, replied the unfeetenate fieherrnart.
"I mine to dela"
MIS:conception*.
"A. goo• d etory comes from Sydney,
"tare the Lendon "Globe," "where let-
tere have beeh receivedfrom two Am,
erican buitineea firma sulking wether
communicatitats to Auetrealan mer-
chants ahould be written 4n English or
'in the /anglaise of the country.' It
recalls, in eatoniehing trade circular re-
ceived aehOrt time ago by a business
era)flentalt Glasgow trom A German mane -
feature*, alio Written In what his ver -
ratite clerk had apparently taken for-
th. language of the ' country. It west
in the best 'kallyard' etylei and spoke
sof a anuckle consignment 0' chant-
.."
tore would be used to, drive the trains
at an average speed of 60 to TO 'alien
per hour. •
Susie EL Jenkins, twenty years old, ot
Philadelphia., says; "I have seen nearly
all the funny shows that havet,come to
PhiladelPhia in recent yeare, and not
one of them could make me laugh. My
mother ,has often tried to make me
laugh by tiekling me, but even that
won't work. Evee since I can remem-
ber people have been telling me funny
Ettories and cutting up all sorts of eap-
ers. in the hope that I could be induced
to smile; 5ut an their efforts have been
In vain. No; I have never consulted
doctor about' it, for I have always ens
joyed perfect health,. 1 want to ex-
hibit myself in public, and offer a pries
to anyone who can make me laugh. It
mat be a queer eeneatron."
It has been recently asserted that
inosqintoes are strongly attracted by
certain sounds. • This in confinnett by
Sir Hiram' Maxim, who in a letter to
the tondcm "Tlinee" etates that one
of the electric lamps which be put up
at Saratoga Springs, N.Y., in 1876,
emitted a musical note; or rather the
Imen sa the dynamo -machine under the lamp.
note proceeded from the box containing
. One evening while : examining the
as - lamp he found that everything in the
Women n1.1.* assuuzna . immediate. vicinity weal covered with
ing to unneramuu. small trisects. They dld not appear te
Headaches, Tired
.that the Baokaoheit, Ise attempting to 'get into the abates, but
Feelings and went ,
sa into the box tnat was giving out the
musical 'note.' A close examination of
they
2sPolls f,,toin, . which these insects showed that., they were
''smler ..gal! all male mosquitoes. Although thine
to wrong notion 01 ' were .cereainly two hiindied times an '
. the kidneys. many femalemosquitoes on the ground
:.
.
ass-.•.130Aws . as males, not a single female mesquite
4....*.l. itidnalr Pills was found to have•been attracted in
the least by the wend."
are themostreliable remedy for any form
of kidney cemplaint. , They drive away An lancolieeted:Poenf by Virldttier.
pains and *ohm inake,women,healthy and . ta„....sa
heppy-eable to enjoy life to the fullest,. There are hundreds of Whittier:Si lair-
: Mrs. C. H. Gillespie,204 Britain Sereet iv
hOeins Wittch were never a:a:teed hi,
St.
"I had Johnr.Nsevere kidney trouble for•Wha .B., says: . ' . • him in any collectain -of hie works.
.
Idoctored With a miThey are ;to be found in the papers he
' mberof the . 13"
physicians in St. John, but.received lit
When the ground wits new water did relief.. Hearing Of :Doan's Kidney Pills
mot so stand. The first year I seeded Ilea!ui their use. .Before.- taking then. '
sti •
this land with od'
-oats anelOver. The Tu1u.13°.: tnn !----, P to tie my 'shoe, an
, , , ... - ,
tones amoral est u se tnat .., c01.110 .
oats grew no more than a filet 'high.'
! turn ever in bed wititortuout eSsiatance.. I's
and were so thin they were scarcely
! Kiduey Pill!.havo rest:nod ,. me free.
Worth cutting.. But fortunately it was • '
• •
.errible•cenditioe r- - .sveri every
a good Year for 'Clover seeding and •
!here was a good catch. The next year • . .
there was a good' crop of clover. :The er. ----: ---
third yeae I plar ted it to Cera, and no . . You May: Need
water stood long enough in the hole
.
;4 -Xiilev.
.... to do any earm. Td
ne over Meta.
had Improved.the drainage. That wag 'ain
.
twelve years ago, and that land haa ',
produced wel.I dyer sincesbeing Seeded • For
to clover -every third year. -CT P., Cute
Btl' Bruissi itnn
Goodrich, at a Walcoesin Fitriaerit' Ins
tititute. -
' Dairy cattle Nerd Sunshine. •
fi is not the ellasose of food that is •
Alie cause of bu'? r bol-,'• more 'yellow
when the cows get to ,...eture. thought
that has much to do with it, but the
Sunshine which they receive when out
• tu the pasture, says the "American;
Cultivator." It has been proven that
the cow standing in the barn are fed
on winter rationts gives a higher cote .
Or to her butter in the summer than in
the -winter, and more when her litglIt
SS Is on the south side of a stable where
the sun can shine in meet of the dim
than when she Is xept in a dark- stsal
ble. It has also been found that a geaa
brat rule, or, we will say, =Invariable
•-rule, other conditions Wing the same, ,
. that her milk will be richer in butter
fat during a succession of . pleasant,
brieEt days than at the end of two or
three cloudy days, even. though
Etre not cold or wet. No ming ante The active business man is
7'4'morow tattle groat strong and thrifty wheil Nat as liable to take cold. as
Confined where they do 'tat got the anybddy-4111d because he
Cratrips •
Blarthoen. '• •
. All Bowel
edited and to which he centrthated .1* .
the days. before he conseere.ted hie
orWerit • to .humanlhuten;, work. They
gave hint a mesa* literary repu-
tation *blob meta have treatigall hie*,
:at the time; but when he was baptised
into • the .nott spirit *lads Inteetnedeall
his later work he took Paine te.preveot
the .celleetiOn Of the 'tremolo teritiett to •
the vein Of an outgrown ambition. Pile
wish In this matter should be reeiteCted:
, And yet, while *attiring his early
• r find some poems which I, ninossl.bss
would have preserved if they -had aet
.beett,.oyetiooked when 'making. his ae-
,1eCtions,- -wrktes S. T. Packard la tke •
New . York "IticlePandent." • 4.1tiettN •
.theiiele this Paraphrase from the Ger-
" • man, whialt I find in sTlie Lebetetter"
of :August 10 18387 • - -
..LINES "FROiM . THE • GERMAN. • dr.
• Leaarnalt. •
. • Complaints ▪ Thought after; thought ye thronging:rtes.
, • ,Like amens doves. trem the eterstea
111, e sure, Sate •ang;qiitek. remedy. • Wood. . • • • •
•
Bearing ince them Yout teRyinot
There's only. one PAIN -1014,161k,
' '1"EbitV DA.VIS% , , - , r_nuelb:tg(tothtildgiaa .of
• Shea In joy as4 1.
TwO sizesiqta and 150c.
• aconte back .aga1n no more to mese ,
,tteturning patriarchal. dime
• Wing -weary from the- eternal eetea • s
To bear within my ionalag anne _
The pranilde-bough kindlier skies;
Plucked from tee green , immortal patine ,
siVitich, died.° the bowers of Paresitse?
. .
dhild of the sea, the mountain .etreant
'From its dark cavern 7:tarries on, .
Ceaseless by night and mornings beans,
BY evening's star and neontldn'sjitus-
Vigil at last it sinks to rest
O'erwearied in the .walting. sees
And 'mane upon Ite :mother's, breasaa
So thine my soul ta.,,Theta
Brealdng ifGently.
an
for
to Ili" up with
GRI1PPE
animmo.
•
"What d�youwent, little bey?"
"Is this Where Mr. ;Upjohn lives,
Ma'am?"
Will pay him well to alter theta- arcaled
'sunshine. It anyalarmer Or dairyman •
'lib the sunny sitio; cut away and put In " cold lea& OhlY to Grippe- .
blatne into them most of the day, it ,
Ilan his stableo so that the sun cannot
,,,.. lects it -and a neglected
feels he he cannot afford to
up 1' 'with it, he neg- bailit?" •
• "Is he "1 presume he went on a trolley car.
town on a trolley ear title mettainge
"The Ma Upjohn that ritzy; the
"He le an officer, le the bank,
"The Ma Upjohn that went dorm
"Is he the Mr. Upjohn that Vird$ ift
*
street car accident?"
*lore windows. and " if he i$ where ' and Grippe to the open. • "r haven't heard of. his being In any
grave.• street car accident."
- .
'Didn't you hear at Ird sprained Ids
eWANTA it= itiftltz.o' the Car when
t "No, my little boy, you itigirten me. •
'Wh"Daitdrill'Etts-70,if hear how he run tato a
s drug kora or a piece o' court-plitster
to stick on a little Gut heal got over the
eye?"
• "Not at all. For Inercy'a sake-'"
'Re isn't in, do hi, meam• t"...
":ilan
ot' 's.1oh
bb's-' n.I.I. Upjohn, !Isn't Ur
"Yea, that's his name." .
"Then heat the *tune mall. iie won't
be her for an hour Or two. I guess,
'cause he's stopplir„to have one of hie
teeth tightetied that got knoeltea a lit-,
tie bit loose wheri he *as propin' Mit
o' danger, SO know." •
cold weather prevails in winter, prile
vv, for double windows with an ain
space between them to give sunlight, .
and still keep out the cold Weathet„
and white making alterations he
thould net fail to provide ,for a eyetein
of perfect ventilation to laser° tile ' CAPULE
health Of the animals and the freadont
from unpleasant or injurioas bacterial hips 0, eolditi the bud -yen
. in the room Where the Milking is done .° feels its good effects in, a '
jiffy, audit cures like magic
nets on the IrArtna • . • ' , : 'N-110 need .of laylue up -it
•
Every careful bee -keeper well kattiah !: ' - - -
that one bee in early !Spring hi et bibre •, Ileal0 while you work. :
•
Value to hint than half a.hundred later : • it v4 Walsh, a prOminent tAbi.iva
On. In order to proVent opring dwind•• • ' business Man, iays t ,IalWays carry ,
ling We take.one of the Mason halt.. , ligtn:1,11gilegiri tiatigoVal
gallon fruit jam remove the ocrew top, ' that settles' 11.--I never have a
Ole a seven-eightho board four tn.. ' 2becitugehe this little wonder Worker
watds ttn :off.'
Ae oqns,re, and with a sail gouge oil "I.Attle boy, tell me the whole liter%
--..—g--.4tteutopeorner-to-the.otheri-
Irma cut a grove ttearly frtortmicinengotale. ....**144.,,r.a.::,.."...,L8...‘.ric**:6*"1/2:77,71,,wer.„..4 A caitn.mnbe,a,,,hr.e.111' 11.41r.tb*Vh% Imispittter.
Sibt to eat cults to the corner, eaYs the trWANTA, 14`1PG COo Ltd., . With tour ribe broke Eta' One -tees In M.
'Verniers' RevieVe. ' We fiII the tat Clontatea, Oates going an' kis twee is knocked kind ie
sideWel$, bet heat gettitig along all
right, tat' he'd be out again in about a
month, an' here's a letter ern the tilietto
ye fl about it. tria'ants"
A Trying. Seasen.
Little Ones Are Subject to 'Cold
end the Resin Is, Dangerous
Unless*Prompt Remedial
Stena Are Taken.
The little ow* are apt to take colo, no
matter now carefully s mother may try tri
prevent% Whileeok s may afloat child-
ren in different ways, the main symptoms
ninially are that the ohild growe cross. the
thin hot, the appetite fickle and the child
quite feverieh. 'Calera some thing le done
at once to relieve a simple cold, the result
is often very serious-sorations that
litany, a child's life has been lost, There
isno teroedy,thakoan equal Beby's Own
Tablets in oases Of tide kind. These tab.
lets promptiyhteth up Colds and orry off
the poisonous matter that has been re-
tained in the system, By doing that they
reduce the fever; the pulse becomes nor -
mai s the appetite is motored, and the
• ohildis again well and happy. '
Mrs 0. E. Eatle,Ilteckville, Ont., Nam-
"' always use Baby's Own Teblete for
both my children, aged three, and dye
years, when they are at all unwell. When
my little girl wee a few months old, she,
had a bad tate& of whooping cough, and
I found the tablets very benefidal. Since
that time I always keep them in the house
ready for nee. When the children. are
troubled with biliousnese, any derange.
meat Of the stomach, are peeviell or fret -
Ile or when they have a sold, I always use
the teblets, and 'am always. pleased with
the ratlike,"
These tablete are a certain cure for such
troubles as colic, soar etoneuth, indiges-
tion, diarrhoea', conetipatiov, simple fever
and colds. They prevent otoup and
alley the trntatzon accompanying the cut-
ting of teeth. They are sold under an &b-
iotin* guarantee to contain no opiate or
otherharmful drug. May be bad bore
druggists or will be gent pcst-paid at 25
centre box, by • addressing The Dr Wile
Immo Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
, Much -format attestant to the recent
• diaeovery Clonihatelles, in Ilse. • Ma
pertinent of Dordogne, France, Of ta
'oat,* the rock walla' if witioh are
de-
core,ted vita engraved •ilgures, some off
which are rudely,:coloretd, representing
subh animals as. the -hearse; the eow; bbs
bisenathe .relndeer, the niamintath and
Moet. o ate pictures,
" Which number • mare. then 100, •ere
oov-
ered With a stalagmitle dep0Sit, pa-r-
ile:Hy 'or entirely oanotlellini; thent. R
believed that they Were made in video,
lithto and thee they airtileh wet-
dence that .the reindeer and the
maisi-
moth lived in lilriatee .einetertiperatte-
°nett, with the artists of the eavera.
It leas Obitiotlei fist that the, present
a eh 'the thatedsettatos Congress.
tains no negro. rnetriber. 'With the.
. _
ex on of a brief period •feem.18137..to
18119; this is the arta .settsien tairty•
e/Pe Vivre wheri Mt, has been the ease.
The; first • colored man to be ..etent to
Cerigreeitt, was .T...Willie,.Menard of l•*.
Oriettnia who via elected to Ali a yea.
testier in 11168. In 187e, Hitatim R. Revell
took olds seat .in the. Senate, pno brat
negro , to be goatee • that • body.
Blanche K. Bruce 'ate the only other
. negro to enter the Senate. Ti. Forty- •
Fourth Congress, whisk eat from 1875 •
to 1371, may be dolled the back Plea
grew, since there assedgitaseneenbere.
Id With branchea. • • • ... •
• Wheu YouChurn.
Your rieh-ptre cream for. butter, 'Why
spoil year wore a y nava common and
impure batter color ? •
a
WALLS, BIOEfAVDSON. ch CO'S
.1)11.s! OVED WOTTBE CotOR
gives butter& natural golden Jura+ abed
thet b0 other otilor can,proditce, laid never
fades from the butter. Do not nee it vile
sabstitute, Mali times theist upon having
the kind thet melon prize 'Ritter. Sold by
• A Pritctinalliiew.
___.
.Struitgling pastor -The cellectiorts
have fallen off terribly. Practical Wife
„a-Itat that new vestryntan who pstates
the plate; he never wets:Wife What pee.
,ple nut In...-ohntrt York Ireeidic"
MILBURN'S
HEART
AN
NERVEDPILLS
FON
WEAir
110Pa
Time pill" mire all disease, and dia.
orders Arising from weak heart, worn out
iterate er leery blood, math ea Palpitee
lien, Skip eats, Throbbing, fbnotharing,
Dizziness, oak or Paint Spells, Anaemia,
Nereenthees, Sieeplesenees, Drain rag,
General Debility and Leak of Vitality.,
They are a true heart node, neat* food
had bleed sondelier, building np and
renewing all the worn out and treated
tissues of the body and restoring perfect
health. Prate 50e. a box, sr 11 for $1.114
at all druggiett • • •
hildish. •
• 4,
Coke
'Pand.r.uff..Cre-
' SAVES THE HAIR.
Is sa Tonic, cleansing and invigotaing., It causes
the hair to grow luxuriantly, keeping it soft and
pliant. Imparts to it the lustre and freshness of
youth. Permanently removing dandruff, and pre,
Venting the hair from falling out, Coke Dandruff
Cure is ti;,e most cleanly a all hair preparations.
Perfectly harmless to •the skin pr clothing.
It contains no coloring matter or dye.
St 00 bettle at ail druggists.
Coke Egg Shatnpoo as. supplhment to Coke Dandruff
Cure cart be used for light cases of dandruff �r where it le
loose in the hair. An excellent hair cleanser for ladies,
At ill druggiste.
A.. R. urtzlztriazi
raiar twain. ,monO zdr
Couches I Couches
"It's very odd," says baby, "but, as .
"everybody knows,.
'‘•• The tenger thatany body gete---•
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It will do your eyes good if you come m and see our un.
usually large stock of Rugs, Valore and Tapestry Couches.
Every one of them is a combinatioh of beauty,satisfaction
and solid comfort. Prices from $5 to $15.
. CIJIW,. 23tJ
rtliersh e some teeehor one, An gIreogfia Sr tip Aim 'ma!
kraut karts ore more than earenets,.-Taxtrrsoi.
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Ol1 thought of infinite pity -
To steep an aeon or two,
With never a care oratorrove,
Andwith never aught to do •
But tit rest, to tett, forgetting
We ever have sobbedor cried:
:getting that times -who -boys- us
And those whom we love have died.
H/BBATIla.
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•a•tlie shorter grow My clothes 1?
Rest.
AS IllIPIRSENCED• DRUGGIEllb, ,
" WE GUARANTEE, A00.IIIIAOT
• Apr) PPRFhOT SAT/SPACTION
In this age of worry, hustle and toga
nem pompetition, strict eve and attentiona
in the ailing of your doctoral presetir-
fens is abeohitely necessary for the safety
• and 'welfare of your. family. We guar -
tattle accuracy and perfect eatisfaction to
.ells our onetotners. Our toilet departs
trent ie &leapt replete with the latest
reparations and novelties. .
. PAINE'S , CASRY COMPOUND*
Has oured thooeands when everything elee
has failed. It has* nevtr failed to give
sick people happy reettite. It has never '
failed to eye sick people aappy results.
It strengthens, invigorates, gives new,
tonato the system, Wakes the blood pure ,
is food for the nerves -it makes dolt
people well. Vire can supply. ,you with
the pure and genuine Pattie s •Celery
Compound. ,
a B ccMBk, 19.ruggiat, Clinton, Ont
Not long ago a Western goatees poll-
lkian was asked by hie wife to lay
siaide politics Jong ,ehough bus day -to
dig the potatoes in the garden. He eon-.
Hated, and, atter- digging for *stew
rhintges, went into the. house and' tied
he. had found a coin. He washed it
off, and it, proved to be a silver Auer- ,
ter. He put it in his jeans and went
. back to worke Presently he went to the
/wise a:gain and said he had tonna an*
other eoin. ,lie washed the dirt off' ol
it, and this time it was a silver half -
eller.. He Put it lolls leans. "I have'
worked pretty hard," said he to hit
wife; "I guess r11 take a short nap..a
When he anfoke, lie found that his
Wife had dug all the rest of Me note.
toes, But she found rio coins. It Thes
dawned upon her that Oat aad bean
• . Worked, •
At tha LOW Club dinner' to Ambat-
eador Choate, Senator Chauncey td.
DepeW • tted a story on .3efr. Choate
Which causedthe easeniblage to reit .
with laughter. The acaasion' lie re-
ferred to was a dinner given in" New
trIt ttena rare aSa te
o th Eaef
erdeen, , Governor-General• ettn-
!with Witter. place the.board over the
Mouth, invert aii and. 1)1046
iti*Onatatii.Ogt Plates In UM aPlarril
, o Two Way,.
mot she just pulls 'the bedclOthe$ over .
When
a NV°. gets
frje tailed at ActrrrAIIDCHUON/011.111TTIVIA.TIBM
'Watt tit( lieee find kidneys, De Olutee'e • iter heliot, Okra 'ohs . terrified out to, equally intineneed by the %inlet* Mega
Itidney Mot Tilts will positively elm , her will, anVi
d 'ew tOlitieep: Bet With oei pain -subduing powpiretWO •,
me, it I dirt re t e tayt he it ilbt in medicinal value to Hire lie 4
°thee down and of env other rhentriatio remedy. Penetrates
for two hours, at-oriee tbrogh the Metope, towhee the
every sound.- settee of the disease ised drivesi it Ont, •
Nervillne is undoubtedly the king of pain,
fot it is unequalled hi* any remedy in the
world. Your money back yona 'not'
find it so. DregaiSte sell it
many eornplicated eilMente whieh ottnnot , afraid, pushes the 0
bit towelled 14s miy Other Medittine, and vat tamaaatisty iff
betted iteetiraerdinery etieceee .ana poor'. *trioning hit sars
ak
lathy, Billotientilleilleer Otatiplehlt,Ilriehlat sepdaksue.,attea
disease, derenged kidney tea atornheh
Wadded ere prOMPSYMid thoroughly or
the by fhb great flintily medicine, Only
pill admit, 25 cents befb
Carla Coughs, Colds', Lung
and troitcbial affections that
other remedies won't touch,
kictnos.,1..Snortt, Caledonia,
Ont., Mitt* 4A yoxrago I had
varreeVore cold a/Melt lidded
In my lungs and in my throat, to
4hatI could hearcely apeaklondet
..-.'„than4tAirbittper, tried taaterai
Medicines, but gotno rellettintit
I used one and a hair bottles of
Norway Pine Syilta *Mei Mine
pletrly tilted Me.
*Wit bottis or Arnie? SLAW
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'itda, and head of the Clan Gordon. The •
earl: attend'ed In lull regalia, "the
Wearies' of Whieli," field the senator,
"consiets in leaving off tome articling dI'
dress :We dent quite essential," He
tiobtintteds "At. fhp Militia I eat on the
earra right. Choate was nod ralt. lust
atter the earl • sleeted. *himself, Choate
lehlipered to rett: "Chatinetta; ire Aber-
deen's 'lege really bent?' I 'relied tht.
tibleadOth enaticitteir, and *wee 'that
Ilerateb, thitt*tdi Scotchmee ittopreteitte,
and aaldt 'Yes, Joe, they ere,' When
Cheats got ttp 'to Speak, be geld: ic:40.,
tlenten, invitotten did het convey
tO truathe leformation that the Earl of
Affierdeart Was to bit hereato-nigbt in
Wil
er?"*IierarkffitenritsTlantlir
have left my trousers et bonne.' Well,
youneer eitty a itiedder troWd Of
Se0Oehriten. They thought it a. refide-
den Ott the national eostunle of the
eati, Who had done the diem's honor to
npl2enr. In It. Will, font years have
passed since then, and nOW the earl
regards that at a joke, and tells it at
least once a day, three' itittered an,1
aitty-tra days in .the year.
To onto P"Old 'fit eildiDay
'Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tehlate
All druggieto reftind the money if fella
to are. R. W4, times *nature to on
each box. Igo
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The Only Free Consumptive Hospital in America,
,CANADIANS .12lVERYWIIERE INTERESTED.
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auspi,ces of the National Sanitaritim.Association, will
be ready• -.--so soon as the money to equip and furnish
ie secured= to receive 50patients absolutely without. _
'charge.
—Over 806 out of 500 patients admitted. to ;the Muskoka
Cottage Sanatorium ---- the property of the "National
Sanitarium Association ---,have "returned' home either
cured or "greatly improved.,
—The Free Consumptive Hospital is situated in the same
delightfully healthful locality, bringing the same ad-
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2,7te rift of tr: II. gage, lirsq., and the EXecutOrS, Earl 41.*assey'Estate
'far
-think of the sorrow and suffering the .1.lew Free 0onsump-2
tive Hospital will alleviate and indeed entirely remove.
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Or more, for this most pressing of all eharltiei?
-The nletiniS of the White Plague are found all over 'Canada.,
$50 WILL FURNISH A . BED,.
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wo H. mEranwrso 1t, Chief Justice.*
iriee-Pres. Nat. San. Assoona Teresin
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NATIONAL 00. Limited, Treasurer;
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