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The Red Rose Flavor
and Strength
NO Ceylon tea nor Indian tea alone can have the
"rich fruity flavor" of Red Rose Tea,because
neither variety in itself possesses all the qualities
of strength, richness, delicacy, and fragrance.
Each has its own peculiar qualities, but each has its
weaknesses.
]3y cornbining the two in the Red Rose proportions,
I produce a tea with the "rich fruity flavor" and
strength of Red Rose Tea, a flavor and strength
found in no brand of Ceylon alone.
Red Rose
Tea
Reflections of a Bachelor,
Prom the New York Press.
Most of the fan iu life is the kind you
aro look Lig for.
If a young man dresses well it is a sign
Ms father can't afford to.
The way a girl makes love to a man
is to pretend he is doing it.
A boy wants to shave so as to • look
older and a ishan so as not to look so old
A man could send his wife a lot more
flowers if he didn't have to support her.
is good Tea
T. H. EstabrooXs
St. John, N.B.,
Toronto,
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It is hard enough to admit the truth
about yourself, mach less to tell it to
another.
It takes a good deal of courage to tell
a girl how beautiful her sister is, and a
sensible man never has it.
It is absent-minded when you forget
to do something for your wife; it is
gross negligence when she forgets.
Don't think you are fixed on
there because you make a lot
h +re
THE WINGRAM TIMES, MARC. 15, 1906
""Oulr late."
There may be a world of pathos and
even of rebuke in a very few - words,
and so the rather thoughtless wife of
a contributor of ours discovered recent-
ly. She has two sweet little children,
both girls, and, almost without know-
ing it, she made a pet and favorite
of the younger and prettier child.
"Sweet," as she called her, had every
care and attention lavished upon her,
and good natured neglect 'Was more. or
less the portion of the elder.
The mother was sitting In her bed-
room quletly reading recently when the
soft patter of tiny feet sounded ou the
stairs..
"Is that you, Sweet?" she called.
"No, mamma," was the sad reply;
"it isn't Sweet -It's only me!"
That pathetic little "Only me!" haunt-
ed the wife of our contributor for long-
er than elle would have cared to admit,
but a change has since marked her
treatment of her eldest born. -London
Tit -Bits.
English Mimeo.
Puzzling enough to an American is
the English fashion of spelling a name
one way and pronouncing it In quite
another, but the cities are even worse
than the individuals, since they deliber-
ately adopt some alias. The town of
Hull, for instance, is Kingston -on -Hull.
It has no official recognition as any-
thing else, yet as Hull It is known to
nine out of ten, who would wonder if
Kingston -on -Hull was near the Own of
Hull should they hear it mentioned.
Even supposedly respectable cathedral
towns are not above hiding identity,
and to call New Sarum "Salisbury" is
to give it Its alias. The royal town of
Windsor is really New Windsor, and
the county of I'Iampshire, popularly
shortened to Hants, is in reality the
county of Southampton. Bradford -by -
the -Sea is more correctly Morecambe,
but rightly Poulton le Sande, while
Bridlington, sometimes called Burling-
ton, is more popularly Wakefield -by -the -
feathers Sea.
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THE HARDY LUMBERMAN
A man cannot work to tho best advantage in tho lumber woods
or about the farm in the severe Canadian winters unless his feet
aro warm and dry.
His Rubber Shoes must be able to eye great snag mahatma*
and provide sure footing.
Merchants Moose Brand Shoes provide all these Qualities.
They ere made from pure Para rubber gum, scientifi.
'ally and thoroughly impregnated into strong, twisted and
olosely-woven cotton duck fibre. They aro hand mnde
by skilled workman, under careful supervision and
inspection and vulcanized with exacting care.
If your Shoeman (Wean t sell them let us
know.
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Northern and Central Ontario Agents.
Prompt attention given to Telegraph, Telephone and Mail Orders.
BOULTER, DAVIES & COMPANY.
Special johhere in all classes of High Grade Boots and Shoes.
Telephone: Main 5103; Main 11?. 24 Front St. W., Toronto, Ont.
•'•Leet time L Lid DUST 77f0E0 zpsosar work"
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SIMPLY WONDERFUL
is the work which GOLD DtJST accomplishes. All labors
look alike to the Gold Dust Twins. They clean floors and
doors, sinks and chinks -go from cellar to attic -and leave
only brightness behind. Get acquainted with
Gold Dust Washing Powder
OTHER GENERAL I Scrubbing floors, washing clothes and dishes, cleaning wood -
USES FOR work, ail cloth, silverware and tinware, polishing brass work,
COLO DUST cleansing bath room, pipes, etc., and making the finest soft soap.
Made by THE N. K. FAIRI3ANI4 COMPANY, Montreal, P. Q. -Makers of FAIRY SOAP.
GOLD DUST makes hard wader sola,_
Deadly Trades.
"Tobacco workers are prone to dead-
ly nervous diseases. I have never yet
seen a tobacco worker who is not a
nervous crank, who Is not off in his
head," complained the owner of a large
cigar factory. "I don't know why it
Is. I used to be a worker myself, and
I have never recovered from the effects
of the trade. half the time my men
are away sick or dying, they are al-
ways ill tempered and flighty, and a
public agitation makes idiots of them. I
don't know the reason, as I said." He
was advised to consult a physician and
find out.
The foreman of a stonecutting yard,
- when questioned, was better informed
as to the evils of his trade.
"See those dust clouds all over the
yard?" he said.. "Consumption there!
And quick, at that."
The Wonderful Hairpin.
[Chicago Tribune.)
Whenever her switch would grow sud-
denly loose,.
She would fasten it up with aheirpin;
And if her belt buckle grew too weak
for use,
She would fasten it np with a hairpin,
01 utorniug, when she wished to open
her mail,
Or if in a magazine elm read a tale,
And wished to • cut pages, this maid
young and frail,
Reached up in her hair for a hairpin.
A man might call for a whole box of
tools -
She simply remit up for a hairpin;
d man might spend years in mechanical
schools
To learn what she did with a hairpin,
A man might get flustered, and frown.
and perspire,
And ask who the dickens had taken his
wire,
When for some repairing such stuff he'd
require -
She always relied ou a hairpin.
A scissors, a knife, or a tweezers or
awl 1 --
She did very well with a hairpin;
She found that the stairway that rose
from her hall
Was measured quite well with a hair-
pin.
An eggbeater broken? A laundry pipe
plugged?
A corkscrew not found? Then her
shoulders she shrugged
And reached, while her sense of content-
ment she hugged,
Right up to ber hair for a hairpin.
A manicure set, and a button -hook, too,
She always could find in a hairpin;
In fact, there wan nothing a person could ,
do,
That she couldn't do with a hairpin.
One day she was wrecked in a passenger
train;
The crew cried: "We'll have to send
back for a crane."
She murmured, here, ber arm through a
cracked window -pane,
"Don't bother -I'll lend you a hair. -
piu!"
Bin Measurements.
To measure corn find number of cu-
bic feet in crib, then multiply by 9 and
divide by 20, which gives the amount in
bushels. To determine amount of shell-
ed corn to be obtained from crib of
corn iu ear find cubic feet of corn, di-
vide by 2, and the product will be the
number of bushels of shelled corn, as
two cubic feet of corn if sound and dry
will produce one bushel of shelled corn.
To find the number of bushels of ap-
ples, potatoes, etc., in a bin multiply
the length, breadth and thickness to-
gether and this product by 8 and point
off one figure in the product for deci-
mals. -Iowa State Register and Farmer.
A Dilemma.
.A. well known college professor offers
the two horns of a dilemma to advo-
cates of coeducation.
"If you lecture to twenty boys and
twenty girls in the same room," he
asks, "will the boys attend to the lec-
ture or to the girls?"
Of course the coeducationist, to be
consistent, must say that they will
listen to the lecture.
"Well, if they do," replies the dean,
"they are not worth lecturing to."--
Harper's.
PREVENTION OF SMUT AND
APPLE SCAB
Press bulletin from the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph by Prof. W. Lochhead.
Spring is approaching and farmers will
oon be planting the seed for the season's
rop. With some crops clean seed means
Rood crops. It is important, therefore,
o take a few simple precautions, especi-
ally when it is known that these precau-
tions will save much money.
Now, smut is very prevalent in many
oat and wheat fields, and the loss to the
province by this disease alone amounts
every year to two or three million dollars
Smutty oats and wheat are caused by
planting sued oats and wheat that have
smut spores attached to them. These
spores are so small that it is impossible
to see them on the seed with the naked
eye.
Perhaps the bitoplest and most effec-
tive method that has been devised for
killing these attached spores is to
sprinkle the seed grain with a dilute so-
lution of formalin, made by pouring
half a pint of formalin into ten or twelve
gallons of water. The formalin can be
procured at almost any drug store for
25 cents. The seed grain should be
spread out on a clean floor or wagon box,
and the formalin solution sprinkled over
it by means of a sprinkling can. The
Bead should be thoroughly shovelled over
and mixed while it ie being sprinkled so
that every grain receives some of the so-
lution. Ten gallons of solution will suf-
fice for 20 or 25 bushels of grain.
When the grain is dry, it should be
put into clean bags to prevent the en-
trauee of fresh spores of smut, which
are always fioatiug in the air of barns.
If thin method is carefully followed,
110 smut heads of grain will be found in
the crop.
Apple Scab is one of the most serious
diseases of the apple. It can be prevent-
ed by spraying the trees with Bordeaux
mixture. Four applications shonld be
given, the first just as the leaves are un-
folding, the second just before blossom-
ing, the third after blossoming and the
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Museler.
Many muscles are located at a con-
siderable distance from the point where
their force is to be exerted and are
connected with the point of operation
by slender strings or tendons. This is a
provision of nature solely for conven-
ience. If all the muscles whose power
Is concentrated in the hand and foot
were located in the hands or feet these
members would assume an inordinate
size and weight and become more trou-
blesome than useftl.
Mirabean'r Trumpet Voice.
Mirabeau bad a voice like a trumpet,
and when he raised it in threat or de-
nunciation the effect was awe inspir-
ing. The impression he created was
greatly heightened by his manner, his
personal appearance being exceedingly
imposing. IIe had a way of lifting his
head and shaking it to give emphasis
to his periods that made the beholders
involuntarily draw back with fear.
Tentporarily Silenced.
"Why did you insist 0n sending that
young man to congress?"
"Got tired of his speechmakin'," an-
swered Farmer Corntossel. "We
thought we'd put him where the speak-
er would keep hien quiet for a few
years."
Choice of a Vocation.
Aunt Rosa -- Well, Juanito, what
would you like to be when you are
grown up? Tuanito (whose parents are
Very strict) --I'd like to be an or'phan.-
Dia.
noubtina Scienee.
She (from a book) ---A vroman'I brain
declines in *eight after the to thirty.
Star --Sour do they kno*? Y th6Us %
Liroassiit NOTAI AO SA he tlsIft.
A Steaming Cup of N\NI
BOYR1 L,
gives the player
. strength to play,
and keeps the
watcher from
catching cold.
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fourth two or three weeks later. if the
season is a wet oue, it is advisable to
give another application in Tnly or An -
gust. The formula for Bordeaux Mix-
ture is as followe:-
Copper sulphate (blue stone) 4 lbs
Fref•h stone lime 4 "
Water .... 40 gallons
Make a stock solution of bluestoiie by
dissolving 25 pounds in warm water iu a
barrel and add water to snake up to 25
gallons. Every gallon of this solution in
this barrel contains one pound of blue
stone.
Into a second barrel put 25 lbs of fresh
stone lime, and add with stirring small
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Cenulne
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Boar Signature of
41-2"e
Soo Par. -Simile Wrapper Below.
Tare mall and as easy
to take as sugar.
FOR
CARTERS FOR D1 ZINESS..
ITTLE FOR BILIOUSNESS.
M VER FOR TORPID LIVER.
ON.CONSTIPATION.
Ply$` FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR `h1ECOMPLEXION
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CURE SICK HEADACHE -
quantities of water to slake it, When
fully slaked make np to 25 gallons by
adding water. Every gallon of milk of
lime in this second barrel contains one
pound of lime.
To prepare the Bordeaux, empty four
gallons of binestone solution iuto the
spray tank or barrel, which already
should have 25 or 30 gallons of water in
it, stir the milk of lime thoroughly and
empty four gallons of it through the
strainer into spray barrel with constant
stirring; then add water to make np to
40 gallons.
The Codling Worm may be controlled
at the same time if 6 oz. of Paris Green
are added to every barrel of the Bor.
deaux Mixture used iu the application
made after blossoming.
The following is the formula of a very
excellent tooth powder: Mix well to-
gether two ounces each of powdered or-
ris root and camphorated chalk. Add
twelve drops of eucalyptus oil and again
mix. Keep in airtight bottle or tin if
possible.
MARTYRDOM DESCRIBED
Maga-ton Mau tells how be, Suffered and
How he 11•01 Released.
CHAS H. POWELL.
'For years amartyr,'
is how Chas. H.
Powell of 105 Raglan
street, Kingston, be-
gins his story. "A
martyr to chronic,
constipation, but now
I am free from it and
all through the use of
Dr Leonhardt's Anti.
Pill."
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Heaven leaves the heart when hatred
enters.
Money makes the mare go, but it can-
not say where.
The tight fisted preacher gets a poor
grip ou the church,
The damning doubts are those that
deter ns from good deeds.
You cannot tell much about your
crown by the size of your hat.
The way to heavenly mansions may
lie through mean tenements.
Man, in the making, can only be meas-
ured by the Master Workman.
Nothing you can do pleases the devil
more than your attempt to do nothing.
Some men think that they are weary
in welldoing because their jaws ache.
Many who are now suffering from this
complaint will be glad to learn from Mr. '
Powell's story that their is hope for the
most stubborn case. He continues: "I
was induced to try Anti -Pill by reading
the testimony of some one who had been
cured of constipation by it. I had suf-
fered for eighteen years and had taken
tons of stuff recommended as cures but
whioh made me worse rather than bet-
ter. Doctors told me there was no cure
for me."
Dr. Leonhardt's Anti•Pill is for sale.
by all Drnggists or by The Wilson -tyle
Co., Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont.
Mr. Powell will verify every word of
these statements.
Many authorities advise the drinking
of hot water half an hour before meals,
upon rising in the mornings and going
to bed at night. Cold water, however,
offers a greater annulus to the organs of
digestion.
Sentence Sermons
Serenity comes in when selfishness
goes out.
Realizing the right is all there is of
religion.
He takes heaven everywhere who has
the happy heart.
They find the gate of heaven who
seek the good of humanity.
Much of our sorrow is stuff we have
stolen thinking it was joy.
Thunders of applause gives no promise
of showers of blessing.
He who shuts the door of heaven on
another shuts himself out.
The most heavenly virtues come out
of the most homely occasions,
The only thing that makes any work
sacred is the way it is done.
Civilization will be synonymous with
salvation when it has cared sin.
The devil has no more effective wea-
pon than the Christian's rusty sword.
People who cannot stand up in the
fight must not look to sit down in the
feast.
Only heaven's scales eau weigh the
heart.
You do not make life sacred by look-
ing sad.
The ideal is the mold in which the
real is cast,
A veru pardonable but ludicrous mis-
take is sometimes made by persons on
reading a medical prescription. The
prunes sols] by grocers are merely dried'
plume. The sirup and tincture of Vir-
ling t..
our
ginia prune ordered by medical men are
prepared from the bark of a tree, the
crude drug being called "Virginian prune
bark",
Many Women Suffer
UNTOLD AGONY FROM
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
Very often they think it is from so-called
"Female Disease." There is less female trouble
than they think. Women suffer from backache,
sleeplessness, nervousness. irritability, and •
dragging -down feeling in the loins. So do men.
and they do not have "female trouble." Why.
then, blame all your trouble to Female Disease t
With healthy kidneys, few women will ever
have "female disorders." The kidneys are so
closely connected with all the internal organs,
that when the kidneys go wrong, everything
goes wrong. Much distress would be saved U
women would only take
DOAN'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
at stated intervals.
Price 50 cents per box or three boxes for $1.2.1' .
all dealers or sent direct on receipt of price.
The Doan Kidney Pill Co., Toronto, Ont,
Hold fast to all you have. There's
not a single hair too many. Then =_
fasten it tightly in place. Hell's
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer _
stops falling hair, makes the hair
grow, keeps the scalp healthy.
For the whiskers and moustache we make -
BUCKINGIHAM'S DYE. It colors a rich brown
ora soft black. R.Y. HALL & CO.. Washita,N. H.
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