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M ANXIOUS TINE FOR
NEURALGIC SUFFERERS
Ceiery
•Conapotind
'The Onty Nedicine That Suc-
.
eessfully Cures This Ter-
lible Nerve Disease.
"Experiencee plaveicieue know well that
•the varietal° weather of thie autumn month
decided the fate of thousencle in ill heelth.
At the preoent time, WA and women are
falling around us like tome before the
chilling north wind.
Arneng the dieeasea prevelent at this time
terrible neuralgia with its sharpelasiersting
and derting•paine as doing' ite mtolereble
work. The cold winds, damp air and tied-
-den changes in temperature, favor this
enduracking diamse. The beet physioiane
-of all mimes edmit thet Paine's Celery
-Compound la the only known epeolflo tor
)the cure of neuralgia. • n you are experieno.
ing the torment of thie most terrible of
nerve diastases, we commit you to give
Pine' i Celery Compound an immediate
trial. It has permanently cured others ; it
will, without fail, meet your case. Mes T.
lilordaater, Toronto Ont., samt eeee
"Ten yore Iwo I was attaoked with nor-
4118lee 111•14 though treated by six dootorsehe
"•dieentee ere* worse and nearly mode me hi-
, -sane. Day atter day X enffered the mostine
team agony,and I became utterly disheart-
ened. One day my deliverance oanie. A
lady who had eutfered ag r had, told me
that Paineni Celery Compound had cured
ther. I used the compound, end it simply
made Anew woman of we. The pain van -
Mud, I grew well, and i never felt happier
in my life: All this la due to Paineei
• -Celery Compound." . •
Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto coal
dealers will interview the Government -
in regard to the free shipment of coai-.
over the Intercolonial granted to more
, e. • 93 gieki 9 Ai 9
` Dr Ross, of Selagarhas fuliy i;17cov-
ered from his recent illness and is again
able to attend to his professionalduties
-as usual. • -
BEWARE OF WORMS
" Don'e let worms guawat theivitale of your
children. Give them Dr Lowe's Pleaeant
Worm Syrup and they'll soon berid of these
parasites. Price 25o. •
Mr Robert Stelck has been re.engag.
ed as principal of Zurich public school
at an increase in seeery of $40. MA sale •
ary is now $440. •
• '
The elevator shippeO fourcars of oats'
to the Old. Country Wednesday. Grain
• is coming. in quite plentifui, which
.necessitateithem elevating qlute often.
ABSOLUT
SECU
mmri•01
Gen uirtell
Carter's
Little Liver Pins.
*lust Bear Sionature ot
See FeceSimite Wrapper item.
_ Very mean and ae ester
to take es engine• '
et •
A arrref. FOR HEADACHE.,
• LA111E110 'FOR DIZZINESS.
irriE FOR 1311.10OSSESS.r
if
FOR CONSTIPATION.,
FOLTORP111 LIVER. .
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FOR SALLOW SKIN. • -t
, FOR THE COMPLEXION
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CURE SICK HEADACHB
The 100 acre farm, lot 5, con 5, Grey,
belonging to Jas Smith, Galt, has been
sold to Wm Stevenson, 5th line,Morris,
tor the sum of $2700. Geo Shiels, jr.,
has also disposed also disposed of his
100 acre farm, lot 31, con 17, Grey, to 3e•
Liolclough, of the 18t11 con., Grey, tor
$1200
.&N OBSTINATE CASE OF ECZEMA
•
Mr W D Johnson,Tilsonburg,Ontelviiies
that his father was entirely cured of a
long standing and obstinate case of eozema
by the use of Dr. Chem's' Ointment, His
leg and foot were mese of sores that re-
-lama to heel and heeuffered-terribly -from
the itching and stinging. Though he used
a great teeny medicines end was treated by
trateilaes dootore no permanent relief was
obtained until. lid need Dr Chaee's Oint-
ment.
• Mr Frank Camubell,of Westfield.was
married last Wednesday to an estim-
able young lady from -Essex, and the
young people svererat hottre"to a num.
ber of 'young people from Westfield and
vicinity on Thursday evening. .
Milburn's Sterlingtleadache PowderagiVe
women erompt relief from monthly. pains
----and-leaveanoliadiftereffectawhatevereBe
mire you get Milburn's. Price 10o and 26o,
" dealer%
•• Wm Praetor, of Dashwood, met with
serious accident, while sodding at a
threshing neer that place On Monday
week. He in $0140 manlier gott hie leg^
. oreehed so badly that amputation may
be neceeseny to save his life.
• Sorne tithe ago Jos Hudson, of Hill's
den,enOlOSed'a note in barrel of ap.
pie() and le.st week he received word
that the oniples were primo condi.
tion. A Liverpool man was the buyer,
THEttifiNIVN NEW ERA
rilliailitar''ire I
SUMMER LIE IRO Tit JUAS 041.VARB4
Moralityfa Fiction. AND naortoatrts.
%wati of newelm-07; aiming "Wiz nn d ottnililbiebtionientreenruverlftiltiretirdoPon"trten14% ono tlri:
the obenge of corrupting the public and
endeneining morality end religion are nob
°amnion ooeurrences. Flaubert we time
arraigned and tried by A jury for his;
"Madame Bovary," and that trial (which
ended in an acquittal) is one of the most.
Interesting events in the history of lit.
nary eeneetioni. The critics now re.
gard,"Madame )3ovary" as a highly mor-
al book, while as literature it has be.
some a clainie.
Some year ago Belgium 'had a liter.
11,7 "affair" which attracted attention in
all artistic circles, even beyond the bor-
der. Two leading novelists, Camille Le.
moulder and Georges Eland, were In.
dieted and tried. at Bruges, a quiet sone
ciente conservative, and even puritanical
town, for writing inunoral, liceatimue
and pernicious fiction. The novels whichi.
had turnisked the basis of the preemie.)
tion were 011Homme en Amour" an't
Legs so Swelled
Ile Coal in't Welk
renoe of Golds wh oh winter suites, is %lb civil OW James Trenetnerie tbe
great boon to victims of Catarrh, Bronchi- well-known butcher 44536 Adelaide Street,
tis and Soy Femr. eorbity these bleedings London, Ont., is another proof that Dr,
by the wonderful, certain and prompt ()at. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills are effective in
errhozone nankeen, It cured siwaya, but the most severe and coMplicated alums
quietest in Bummer. Dootors approve of it, of the kidneys, -
Druggiete recommend it, People who have Mr. Treneman states :-.-"Two year.
used it go wild crime it, You try (Jetarrh. ago I WAS laid up with kidney disease and
067rie, then wonder where your Catarrh has urinary troubles. Besides the pain and
gene to, it cures. Do you know any other inconvenience caused by these troubles. I
remedy that does? All dealers, 20o and became dropsical, and my legs would
swell up so that 1 could scarcely go
around at all. Hearing of Dr. Chase's
Kidney-niver Pills, I procured e box and
continued the use of this valuable medicine
until now I can say for a certainty that
am entirety cured. I never took any
Well people do not worry, Take Miller's medicine that did me so much good, and
Compound Iton Pille and be well. 50 dome am Onnly convinced that if it had not
for a quarter. Sold by ell; druggists, town, been for this medicine I would not be
$1•00.
The Toronto Exhibition of thie year
shows a surplus of almose$12,000, after
paving all liabilities, including Mat
ear's deficit.
0 R Bird, a traveller for carpet-Man-
ufacturem of Halifan Bog, fell from sin
"Escabrgoe," Leinonniez made an ele. ewer window of.the 'Regain Hommel:0-
guent said extraordinary speech to the router and NOS killed.
jury,. and he was ably defended. Both
himself. Most of Lemonnier's personal of deaths) daily is between 30 and 40.
authors Were eicquitted. l4nlit ew e MU° or a quarter, r ° ome
w'
NoLemonnier has told the whole Pound IronbY all druggists,
store; in diaguised and changed fowl tow.
natuxally, in a "novel with purpose,' Cholera is raging in Palestine, and
a work whom hero represents the authot in one. city alone the aver age number
trouble. and eIPerielle°5 elmnet'64WIth Miller'e 'Kidney and Bladder nine Cure
his Bferary tendency and artistio areed headache, indigestion, rhetimatism, and all
are *Ade to befall the hero, a man ot ailments maned by affected kidneye and
lettere named Wildman, but certain do- bladder.,
motile details- and the final cataetrephe,
Of the novel, whith is entitled "Les Dent The rtrike of the French Coal miners
Consciences* (The Two Consciences), are is settled.
invented: , Mental and physical aotivity are produce
The novel is a plea. and an apo1og7-a ed by Miller's Compound Iron Pine.. Sold
plea for freedom lie art, for toleration, by all dragoons, town.
*or een4h1 criticism of the existing so- THERElke A. STORY IN MORNING
dal creeds (religious, modal; and anis.' TIREDNESS. '
t €ri.ntynpnt nf n tur au
*polo
of lite
The jI
mourn
Wil
or the wuthor's.own, phitosophe • A story' of poor blood, weakened
which ie a sort of neo-paganiene, nerves, of a, starved brain. Plenty of
et• of the novel may be briefly food, mind • you, but perhaps Poorly
'zed as fellows . prepared and too poorly digested to
an a novelist residingi Pert. maintain a vigorous body. Berrozone
monde, an unprogressive. Belgian cityquickly ineetes blood, gives strength to
has excited the boetility of his town: the Lbe nerves, cures the tagged feeling
men by the ideas and methods -that prevents vigorous thought a. of his lit-
erary work. He 1. a neo.Pfellenist; he. action. 'Hee FerrozOneeit makes blood
g
shares the ancient Greek conception of good and ood blood feeds the nerves.
harmonious development of body and Strong and vigorous nerves are. just
mind; he believes in the purity of nature, another name for good health. If you
seek health, and a relief from the tired
and the essential chastity of passion',
flesh is at - morning feeling use Ferrozone. Sold
He does not believe:that the
wen with the spirit and needs mortificae only by Opmbe, price 500.
tion and resistance. He holds this doe- A map named Doris,jumped from a
trine of the sinfulness of the body to be first story window of O'Connor's Hotel,
unnatural, bliesphemeus and superinn Winnipeg, and threw himself into the
tions, and he delights in the -simple, nar
tural, rude, but healthy, life of the plain , e„. ACHING „„ ,
people, attached to the soil and uncon- .
AOK
etiously realising their oneness with uni. ' Is the first indioation of kidney disarm,
versa life. and shored he taken as a signal of danger -
'Wildman is engaged in writinii no- •a warniiag to me Dr Chaseei Kidney -Liver
vel describing the gradual evoiu on of! .Pille while yet there is iime to' avoid the
human iilealte the decline of the present ,dreadful pains -and bertain fatality of this fellow -passengers that they would not
coriception'df duty and • morality, and, terrible disease,. Tfiere is no gams • work, have washed at Elishe's bidding in Jer-
dan itself... "Of all animals -in creation,"
the return, in a modified form,. to the no experimenting when you riee this pre.
religion ot•naturo.• He pictures the pass- soription. • It brings relief in a remarkably . . he says, epeaking from the depths thie
poignant ' experience, "Man, when he is
mg of Mankind into terra libra where short time and because of ito combi ed -
working to -day." •
These pills act directly on the kidney*
and liver, regulate the bowels and ensure
the perfect action of the digestive and Al-
tering systems. One pill a dose; 25 cents
a box. At all dealers, or Edmanson, Lutes
& Co.. Toronto. .
Dr. Chase's
ItitinesMiuer
The Floating' Hens 'of the
•Atlantic..
If the sensational charges made in a
•book recently published In London
("At the Closed Door," by Robert H.
Sherrard) have any foundation,
there are indescribable. hellish scenes
enacted'in the strange:cabins of many of
• the Atlantic liners.? The book is re-
viewed and some extracts given in
"aeruth."' In order to ,spn out the naked -
ems of the land, Mr: Sherrard took
steerage Tiassage in a French liner to find
the ship. a. floating hall to those who
were too poor to bribe the stewards:
"One of the moist cruel' weapons used
by the steerage stewards tb bring to rein
son persons who were. unreasonable as
to paying the fee they were ordered not
to pay, was the privation. of drinking.
water. The women and! little children
suffered dreadfully for want, of it during
the throes- of se,a-seckness: Yet water
there was in plenty. On tiee night of the
14th a body of women, with • children in
their arms, went aft, surrounded the
padlocked • cistern, and clamored for wa-
ter. They were driven *ff. with abuse
• and. violence." .
Hence water for washing. • was, of
course, unobtainable -if it was wanted;
but such was the indescribable, incore
• ceivable filth, of many' of MreSherrardil
n ao dirty, is the 'very dirtiese." But the un -
the will to live and the joy of life exe tion of liver and kidney, cures Complicated
the ruling principlesof )conduot, and easesethieh cermet be owed by any !Min- washen Jews -found their wayto the front
settebnegation has ceased to be a virtue. try treatment., e •of this crowd and crush With their Multi • - •
Wildman's open aesetilt on the) Clearia •• sintione and pushing perseverance: • •
e .' .
tian religion and ita MOTS,' code Orb re- It is repetted that MgrZteleski,Reme, "The timid and diffidentwent to the
Baited by his fellow -citizens, and he finds, *ill be appointed Apostolic.Delegate to Wan; the ethers, and amongst these the
himself isolated, eoclally esereeteee, Eite .(3aneda, to succeed Mgr Faiconio, Jews, 'were noticeably. prominent, en.
He life, at first tborotldy- happy
. , •crouched, and Widely extended their
s °headed and, linally, intoleriable: Pritileges. There Were three .hideous
lit-
-. is a devout Roman Catholic:, r •tle Jewish boys, whom I saw dining the
whole :of the voyage, laden with delien•
cies from firsnelass kitchens.. 1 often
• noticed them .walking.nhout.oe the drat.'
:class deck." ' • • . . •
The sufferings of this "matte passage,"
however,- were as nothing to the suffer-.
ings which-according:to Mr. Sherrard -
the pennilessemigrants- had; to endure
. on Ellis Island, where they are detained
' by 'the New York authorities for •weelcs
and even' months togetheie.before being
' packed baek, as destitutein. to Europe,
'‘.Froor Havre onwerde • we- hadbeen
treated' muchas sheep, or, perhaps, as
n .
- pigs; but olanding we ma t coneider
ourselvei dangerous and ma dleent ani-
mals." In truth, men, women and chin
dred were bludgeoned -their jailers were
• all ernied :with :bludgeons -on little or
no provocation... Hera is.: One specimen.
scene:
"At five O'clock we, were Ordered hp-
stans'. for supper. •Ae man With filthy
hands filled our • hats. an hanOkerchiefs
with mouldy prunes. -Another thrust
two lumps Of breed inti.our bends.. Sue
pervising the distribution was a foul
mouthed Bowen,. rough in his shirt-
sleeves, who danced upon one of the tin
-lees and poured fotth upon us torrents
of _obscene and blasphemous. abuse. Nor
did; he content-timself with thia-demone
• stration of the contempt in which he held
us, for I saw him drag one old .man, a
long -marded Polish. Jew in a. gaberdine,
past the bairel.ol .Prunes by the hair Of
the face, and L sew him' kick another
emigrant, a German,. on the head with
dom
beci
• Hite
and molt wholk out of synleathy
with his nationa Her affeetion for him.
'slowly Weswas& and she grows to re-
gard him is a test and capmved men.
They have a child, a boy, and the moth-
er succeeds in completely eetringing him
Irons the father. The boy is sent to a
cenvent school, and is never left. alas
With Wildbian, who is ardently devoted
to his family" and :suffers- keenly from
this separation. • • •
At this eines, a novel of his call*
"Terre Libre" is published; and the hos-
tility of the conservative town becomes
se acute that the authorities bring crim-
inal proceedings against hire as a cor-
rupter of youth and advocate of vice and :
license. He is wounded to the quick by
this charge, for he protests that not a
lite or Word of his book is open to the
charge of immorality. He becomes de-
spondent and discouraged, though the
authors of Belgium. and France send him
Messages of sympathy and appreciation.
He determines to defend himself before '
the jury • of his townsmen, not for his
ownleake, but for the sake of his ideas
and of the teeth which is dear to him.
A preliminary investigation takes
place and Wildman finds the examining
magistrate stern strenuous, resolute,
though intelligent --enough 7tce compre-
hend that 'he is dealing, not with a Wan-
ton or mercenary offender, but with a
sincere representative of another philoso-
phy, another conseiencee The prosecu-
tion iervigormui, prompted by a sense of
Outer, but the jury nevertheless acquits
r The Depth 44 Sleep.
• Some curious experiments htreo heiS
Mid° by a phystehm in Remo lately for
•.---e----„,--theisurpoosnoldettrrel018.theeteeelgled
"depth" of et person's sleep. Ire ittei'
ispeeially designed Instrument, which
prods the sleeper et different stages of
' sleep, /Ma te.
eOra kept of the
• ease or the diffieulty of reusing him.
Curved %tee show the relative depth of
-the sleep in different eubfeett, arid in
the gaga. *UAW( et different times. The
.)Xperisnerits ehoW that there are certain
periode wlen tint sleeper it more easily
wakened, and it ie suggested 0110 a
praotied ihattion of this itetult may
bi wide in adjusting time, to natural
' paled ot idahnant As ilopth the
es,p6 .9,49996199/19 •99.199.914.
• litere ate
'.rtti, more important or.
gann.of the body than
. the bowels .
• IPiliey.are irregular, health must
•Ctrnstipattibtt is the common ail-
• ment of: the age.
NothisigAs worse for the bowels
tliajthefrequentuse of cathartics.
•They.. din not cure Constipation---.
they aggravate it ee A laxative
does cure.
IRON --OX
TAIILETS.
are, a. Gentle LaxialWer arid
•• a Tonic combined
• The Ideal Rernedit
tor Corlett patiata
•
• SO Tablet, 23. Cents.
One *walleye deem% make Poynter,
Nor ane lone house a town,
But a Word of cheer may make it eles,*
, 'When the clouds have settled down.
One fountain doesn't make a eiven
Nor do three and one make oix,
Dut a girl may. shake her muds and make
• A. dozen, luneties,
-4Chicage Record -Herald.
"Well, you say the defendant turned
mul whistled to the dog. Mat follow.
ed 1" '
"The dog." --Judge. • I 4...1
"You have built' One residences in var.
bus parts of the country," said the
austere friend; "you have caused spark'.
kig fountains to play., and beautiful gar.
dens to bloom. But can you honestly
say that the world is any better fet
your having liyed in it 1"'
"Well," answered the millionaire, hunt-
bly, "I don't know that it actually is
any better; but I think I can claim it
looks a little better." -Washington Star..
A little boy was drawing a: picture of
• locoraotive on ids slate. His lathery,
becoming interested, asked what the ob-
ject was. The boy -replied that it was
a locomotive. Then the father said:
"Why don't you draw the oars, too e
The boy hesitated and slowly replied t•
• "Papa, the loemlitive -draws thee carer
.--Philedelphia Times.
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At J. W. IRWIN'S
Redpath and St. Lawrence best granulated and coffee sugar: aty less
• than wholeeale prices. $3.85 per cwt by tbe barrel.
Canned goods cheap and Kent Can Corn 6c a can, Canned
chicken 10c, Roast Beef 1 lb tins 15c each.
Tease -.Black Japan and Young Hyson from 10c up, our leader Is 26c per °
pound. '•
• Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Dried Peaches, Apricots and Cooking 'Figs
cheap. ,
• Crockery -I have just clamed out 3 crates of Dinner,Tea and Toilet seta
• and faucv china, new patterns direct from the factories in England,
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• quality and prices.
Wanted good butter and eggs. .• Phone 45;
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'head and was greatly- troubled wide
• hoarseness. Two .bottles of Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Symp completely cured.
Price 25 aorta' pag4ottloa
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In the anturan and -winter. seasons 'the
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Canada nee Wella, Richardoon & Co's /m-
oved Bdtter Color fn infer to gore the
butter that lovely and delicate June tint
•that ie so much admired by lovers of flee
table butter. :
Welts, Richardson &Co's Improved But-
ter Coloz is today, almost the only kind
•used 111 the Creameries and Dairye of Can-
ada There are other colors sold and some-
times substituted for Improved Batter
Color, but wise and experienoed butter-,
maker avoid them. kiaowing they are not
reliable,
When you are buying -butter oolor, Moist
noon getting the been the strongest and the
economical, Your neighbors •and friends
will tell yen that Wells. itichaidson & Co's
Iniciroved Butter Beater Color is the best,.
All druggists rind dealers..• ,
The undersigned is offering his $80 Buggies for $65. They.
are hie own make,. and are made from choice material and by
first class' mechanics. All the latest improvements used an(
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and. we guarantee them.
JOHN LESLIE„Huron Street Olintcn.
EW:AND
VP' To Din
very five- line of DRESS GOODS- •ia Our GRAlh7 BAGS at *50 and $8 aro
what oar customerssay, • seller° • •
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•
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• R•ADAMS
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•
Sept. 23rd, 1902. .
• for men« . as wecarry a large variety of goodie and
• . • • , _ • are prepared to sell at elose prices fan
Great value RKADY MADE sutra,•
cash or produce, such as butter, eggit
alio Otttomecie PANTS and SMOCKS. . large, tallow, 8zo •
argains on Furniture
A large assortment offa,11 gOods,just arrived con.
listing of l3edronnt Sets, Sideboards, Eitension
Tables, Fancy Rockers and Couches prices all
markell•down,to the lowest point. If 'dissatisfied
we return' your money. Bring in your pictures
and get them neatly framed.
OITr W BI
opinions orLeadIngrbyslclaas.
Price SLAV. For sale by drugeista, • of
ty mail on ramie of price.
I'have been using S rcine's Pliekone for
several menthe with reruns UM warrant
me in recommending it to my patients
his heavy hoot." with every confidenee in its olahns. ' R.
But while the jwy is deliberating The Simplon Tunnel.
. Perhaps it may be said that these pen. Ferguson, M. D . Coroner, London, Ont.
The Simplon Tunnel, which is to give niless people had no business to give the - . ,
Wildman learns- t1M his Wife has re- . W. T. faTEONG, Manufacturing Chem.
solved to educate their son for the new railway connecticm between Italy, States Government the trouble of re-
st, London, Onterie.
priesthood. He commits suicide in a III and Switzerland, when completed, will be • shipping them to their homes. But; in
of despair, no longer caring about the the first place, many of the telegrams
outcome .0e the trim, . about twe lV0 •miles, or, to be exa t 19 . .•
c ' ' enerusted•to, the jailers for forwarding to
"The old society has just committed 720, metres, in length. It was begun M well-to-do relatives in New York were•'
another crime," says Wildman's attorney 1898, and it is anticipated that one ot buriced, anciethe money -often a .grose
to the court and jury when the verdiet . the two tunnels will be , open for traffie Overcharge -pocketed; and, in the sce-
nt not guilty is broug)et in. • "The man,ond placeetliese hapless wretches on this
whom you have acquiffsd of wrong -do- n 1904. The hydraulic drills have Devil's Islen0 were lined to New York
miles into the solid by an unscrupulouseemigrationagent: - -
ing has been driven by persecution and -.norrcuteneltrlY Jive
bigotry to suicide." . rock from the Swiss end at Brigue, and ' "In bhe many conversations I had that '
The novel, "realistic* in aafternoon with various people et various
Peculiar ' between three and four miles from the
sense and even autobiographical and con-
troversial, is declined by critics in the ties have been greater -the large quart-
Italian end at Iselle, where the diffieul. nationalities, in abreast every instance I
:heard thelilaree• for all suffering laid on
French press to be artistic andk original, ththe agent wire had sold the steamshipy of water encountered , last year ticket without troubling to explain the
besides claiming attention as an impale. alone delaying the chilling for several
sloned appeal for "freedom of' teaching* Months, Throughout the five miles al- Amerieitre. emigrottion claws,"
In fiction and for a wider view of literati.Surely it would save the llnited States
ll
ty than the conventional ef/. ready cut iet Brigue the tunnel is in Government much .expense, and such
various stages of completion. The fleet
- wretches) unintaginable misery,. if the
. •work is done by t e, sp en •y rau o consuls. rut'El4 pean ports were nistructe
drills, whieh ate cutting their way ed. to, advertise the immigration lonrit he
through the solid rock at .an average ab
rate of from 15 feet to 24 feet a day, the *viol nagemn ineeewego and iam
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In every town
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the
A Comfort mid Car& ef the rock entountered. The drill,
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Baby Yeti Win Appreciate• the cuttilig point Of til:e• drill. n ViVernint
•vbio. 'discharged along the suds- of tbe toot
right up to the cuttinif) edge, the tem-
..--. • '• three inches in diameter.
slowly rotates
Your IS Blessed. the b with a peeneeYte the&milks ee Migr of leo ngt 1
'50
0
perature of the steel eing thus kept
A baby Is a pritelem comfort,, but le cool, and the debris washed out of the
In its utter helnleestions Is a great care. hole. Thies drills are kept working, •
Anything that will relieve the tired and four holei, one above the Other, are
mother ant* add to baby's health and tut by each drill before the dynamite
happiness is both X help and a friend. eartridgee are inserted. The tunnel as
Thie is what makes that *Paten:tent. of cut • by thee° hydraulle drills is com.
Mre Thos. Little Xing 11, Onte eo in paratively aMS11. tile eniergement te the
intereeting to Ali Mothers. She seri required OM being entirely completed by,
"When my baby Was eighteen menthe band hammers, iron pins and dynahilte4
old he Was troubled with our do. The hydraulic drilled tunnel being tram -
mach and was badly condi ed. These ed in with • pine upright and cross.
tioubles made him crone and restleate times, thimneys are cut Imwarclit at in. Tito Orighte.ter ot
d 4
9
Arm,
and / had to be ug with bint a number ervals and ith upper tunnel cut above
-Of timeadttrieg t tileallymet Aydin rockleftbek--- Do KIDNEtpus
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box Of I;labyhr Oten Tablets, and after tvreeti the two is in Ito; turn cut away,
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giving them to• him for a feat days his and then the first frame. Finally the
came tweet ened and he slept well. I with piles and laths, preparatory to ite Vge°01 egg! celK SnacDtggiltli
bowels became regular,hitt etomach bre whole tunnel is reframed and supported •
thers need for, their little ones," Baby's blocks. Not one Minute, dity or nighte' P
321.: iheotrt and eatilitusoirrtrlirnreottibuisetas
think these Tablets are just what, mo. being faced with iron girders and cement
venient form for adMinistering medi- good. Soo yoit got the geoids°
Own Tablete are the best and most con. Is lost, and only on one day in the year
is work etopped-the Miners' Saint's
eine fe the yeti Young. They are safe Day. The illustration showing hydra* , 130AN'S
and hartnlei3s and free from cmiatee. ga dim* at wet* ta tao tuna' to boo
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