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I Five b9xes 01 "Frult-&-tiVes"' Cared . Itier
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k . Oct. A, 100?. I . nearly two boxes that I
For seven years I , commenced to experlenco�
'A suitered with what phy- . . � relief, XkePtupthetre4t.
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sicians called a "Water � J I ment. however, and
Tuiuoel. I would get I I I I after taking five boxes
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so bad at times that � . .- . I was cured, and
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endure the piln. I 11 .,_ .,
il. 11 .."i : .�, the street my
could neither sit, "... 11 t Wendsvilid, "The
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. dolyll, llypoder- �� .. � . life," Amd this
mics of T%Jurphill "I ,� I seemed literally
had to lie glvell i ca
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i ,lie ,;ill 11� � death's door. .But
Mile'?, 11:e�, .!1141 .
. the pain. Ainny -A
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physiclans treat,. el 1- ,:, " almost as W4011 AS
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cure scome-1 ,� I go camping and ,,
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. very bad ", ella t I t a , . testimon40, if it will
I. family friend b'.011ght "t , further the interests of
� box of "Fruit-a-tives " to ,. it Fruit-a-tives." They
. the house. After much I sbould. be in every' houseii '
. persuasion I commenced t9 take hold. Yours very truly,
I theip, but I was so b�d that It was Xns, �AMES RENWICK,
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-1 , ntjy arouncl :Onterprise, Ont.;, people are '
talktng sbout this wonderful cure. . By their marvellous ai�tion op the
- Kidneys, s.'Fridt-a-tives, I cure(! Mrs. Fenwilel, whell the doctors said she
11 . . could not Ile 9perated oil and w,ks doomed to die. . I . O.W
. "Fruit-a-tives, I cured Mrs. Fenwick when all else failed. Try them
I for your trquble. 25C. and 5be. a box, at (leslers or, sent. postpaid on
seceipt of price. Fruit-a-tives �iuiittd, Ottawa. I .
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11 . . Implements 16r sale.' LOSS OF THE "STO111K."
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!1he undersig,eil offei-si -the following tinvie- .
�. . mente:-I V&rrel 14)mraotor and exts- sion red. She Was Fainoos Among' Mairiners as
wood one season; I single Plow; I Baxley Pork; a QU;Ant Old Craft.' �
oross-out Saw: 3 hand SSVB; I Apple Press. .
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Jonereason; I Sulkey Rake and many other . The news, of the total logs of the
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41 MRS. ROUTLEDGE. Ragla,u St. Clinton Hudson Bay-Company'a famoils sail-
-------. . I . I I ing ship, "Stork ' " ajew -week's ago,
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� - _000-000-6 uttuboully little grief amohg,the . share-
holders .and the factors afid other of-
� , SAYS TIRS LS BIST ficer- of the, bompany in the Northo
I.. (D . west, whose. , salaries depend very
� I . -much on i4e value of the, cargo 91 furs
. - . J1_____ . she was carrying to London, England.
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1106 we ." In go beat According to Hudson Bay Co,'s of -
mi % el� WA pw* the ficial reports at the:time of thewreck
cd? priatsi in a recent in** the the "Stork" bad on board a cafgo of
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Compound Salstone, one ounce ; and which it is fearerd is totally loss.
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Cc s agent at Moose:Factory, H.B.,
Compound 8:yrupSar#&p&rl11&# fear reports the crew all saved and the
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Sh n n captain on. his way -to London in
" d Make won and use in t4aspoonful *the crew marched
se ft . is . another shi
doses after each meal and at bedtime. . . p� while . I
� leisurely overlancl. frorA Moose Fac-.
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A well-known physician states that -tory to Montre6l' o - n snoivsboes, The
.1 these we harstiless vegetable ingre- .1 sailors on the Hudson Bay Oo.'s,ships
dients, which can be obtained from are, as. -a -rule, reciliAed from the
� any good preseriptim pharmacy. , Orkneys voung1ads.
The ca� and enter whezi'
This mixture will clean the blood a or their
1 of all impurities. In *t a few days splendid abilities as $eamen. . �.
the skin'begins to clear of sores,"boils . The "Stork" has �robably the'most
and pimples. It pute vigqr and
energy into run-down debilitated . .reinarkable. record of . any ,modern
fl, " shi
. men and women. For many years . sai ing .p. -At Lloyd's she was
Sarsaparilla alone has been coo sidered kno*n among the marine'insurance
. a ood blood medicine. But while - sixelilative brol,ers and others' as th.e.
it tuilt up and made now blood the "Sp6c,tre SLbip," :In the course of
impurities remained within Q the nearly thirty j�ais'. servi'66 the stout.
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good accomplished was only torn r. . IL Old. ship hai.been tEe cause of many.
. ary. Sarsaparilla, however, Men I ig incidents at' Lloyd's. -Per-'
I used in combination with Compound ox ci;t i I * -achi'everneht
I hap her, m6st - notable -
Watone and Extract Dandelion, f -VJ�aS L last year_ when she had an'un.'
I works woriders. This combinatiou , usually l6g6 cai-g*o. of valuable furs,
. puts the kidneys to work to f1her
I and sift out the waste matter, uria , .and was mady montlis overdtle. ' '
� acid, and other impurities that cause . .According to -Lloyd's thq reinsur-.
disease. It makes now blood and ance �rates jumped. seventy-five gAl-
relieves rheumatism and lame back .mas per,cent., and just., after thio�
and bladder troubles. sudden rise -the veKkeil was reported
C' .. as ptissing,,if . p` tfi - e.- Ch winel., Irisur�'
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.again for several weeks n6thinj -was .
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that the look bad�siglited,through
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"$tork." having on liek-btows the let -
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terg ' -"St--R-.". Still. the 'Yspectre�j
Canadian !-'retterin(3
did. not reap�eAr in the Channel. The.
*ber of publications, and also in the .
itumber of writers.
insurance rates'jumped up once'more
Is an a bsolute, certain cure for Eczema, Acne
. =Jeuvr, Pinisles, Blackhe ids, Rfugworm,
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_bj Sail 11cad, ticning Piles, Ulcers,
and the. "scare". gave large holders
of Hudson Bay stock a very.bad.
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.;Ore cutaneous and facial blemishes.
i -money' was lost on all 'sides,.
tw st, and
thoroughly and successfully tested7
Obutibr% of so called incurable cas,�s. -
e'kcdpt Lloyd%'who sedmed .to ,feel.
It Is ei.CrIely.unlike. auK other irregaration,
mixture ci ointment thAt as been soi or
iio greaf anxiety over ,the safety of,.
"Stork."
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scribed. ,
the much400ked-for A few -
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A few a -
will convince that is lins
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. days, following the sharp, aaiite pan�'
"Stork'!
.rr.y;)Hcations
wo. r medical vietue and intrinsic merit.
It is made in Cunada. A good honest Cana-
of the shareholders, the I dahii;
ly sailed into the Channel with a fair.
. than preparatioiz. . I . 4
Price one box Fifty Ce�nts, or five hoxes Two
wind, and .. A�as again re ort6d!'from
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. Mailed tb any address on receipt of.price.
� Sold and recommended by all leading Drug.
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Some four� or five ye : s ago thei
gists i,2 Canada. .
I Pamphlet free to any address. � .
Manufactured and Bold by the sole p 'Pr�'--
�'Storkl' arrivo-d in - - d6ck - twelv6
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-months behind time, baving-got . jam-,
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mo in -the ice in James' Bdy through
. � Tetterspe CheimIcal Coo, -
sailing from' Moose -Factory tob.late..
. . Winftors Ontario. .
'Sold in Clinton by W. S. R.
All �hope 'of - eve'r � seeing her. lagain.
. -was abandondd, andr the re -insurance
Holmes; J. E. Hovey, W. A,
rates rose to ninety� guineas pei� cent.,
McConnell, druggists. a
On the whole . the Hudson Bay Co.
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have been , Veri lucky in. the. safe:
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landing of their fur cargoes in -their
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EXPERIENCE
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Sch661 Hard -on. Children. , ,
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Dr. Shea -rd "of $11e. Toronto Health
-� "PickwitWIP brought Charles Dickens I
Depdrtment' is a -bellover. in short
- needed, and it is just the
school hours. for.. childien.. 'In' 0, TO.'
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Without Too M-4ch Parade, .
cent address he sam that it ;was a.
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crime to, detain thein after 'regular
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scho6l. hours, or worry their tired
.1 . TRAbE MARKS.
, brains -with home work.. They should
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not be%-rent'red to. reach school ' iA
COPYRIGHTS &C.
jkm�onp sendlng,n sifacli and des'brIpflob may
timakir ascertain onr opinion �Irco wliettier an
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the morning befate,.9.45, the recess
should bq twice as long as at present..
invention ia pro Oribly paten table. UOIntntinlea,
tionsstrict�iconodcnt n HANDBOOK onpatentm
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gentfrec. Idest agency for Accurinvatents. .
ratents taken tbrongh munn &
ample time for a JeWirely dinner.
C
o. receive
opeciat no ke, without ebarge, in Clio
There should be, sev6rttl �veeks' vaea-
editors of the morning newspapers
with a suggestion He wished to give �
tion at Christmas. , School. should
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ei'me, immediately hot weather b6gan
A handsome y Illustrated weekI3�, Largest air.
arp.( not resume until- the end of the
eulation of any scientifie journal. worms tot
VAnad&, *3.75 a year. postage prepaid, solaby ,
su"' er. ' or iildren under 14 years
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of I' 0 thti ,
'I i �hy 8 101i well-boing is of
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MUNN 9 CO." yort
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I :0001t WEST, UL1580 ,'MA I �
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� BlissCarMan, you'd better cos!
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Modcrn Auihors Do Not Oat Mt,ch
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� you say you tired of t , t lint
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bottles of yotw,�ronde&l
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medlelne, Qyr baby w4s �
Novel-wfiting as a trade has not
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entl ely �0
entirely well and needed .
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shown any material financial improve.
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A171do your in U004r Of a dry
shampoo.
I" , no more medicine. At.six..
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went lo the last fifty yeara, The eA. .
ormous increase in the uJimber of
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teen months of age,, she
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readers has been counterbalanced by
YQWvo said that .you ache for elbow-
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the eztraordivaq increase in the n -
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For a look at the stars at least;
Sh ha
ShoWdcriedelghtmoilths,
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*ber of publications, and also in the .
itumber of writers.
You'.ve said you're tired of the poppy-
night and day, and nothing
Thackeray, for example, received
cock -
And pink tea air of the cast.
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.4 her good until -we tried
`,-MRS.
about fifty guineas a part for the per -
lodical issue of "Vanity Fair�" It
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Scott'sEmulsion.
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Come out where the plains go rolling
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them being a double part, so that
west
Frbm the lakes to the Rockies'
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altogether this issue brought him 1,000
guineas. Nowadays, though. Mr.
peaks� ,
Where the soul of the wh,Qatlaud eings �
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Kipling received $9,1i3OW for the serial
ghts of "Kim," few , writers receive
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And the voke of the prairie speaks.
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as much as Thackeray, although it
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Come out whera there's sou.17 to, be
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err"ef Youth -and To -day rejoice;
You jaeed the wine of the West in
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guineas, and "The Newcomes" yield,
Pd about $20,0W,"While his editorial
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John
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connection with the "Cornhill!' is said
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Arbuthnott. , in. January
Canada, West, -
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doct , ad been
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, come that will certainly compare ,
� with that of the editors of any twen-
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tried. ScowT's -D,iuL�iox
tietb-cetituiy monthly publication.
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-seemed to. be just the thing .
-� "PickwitWIP brought Charles Dickens I
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How Late H., 0, Har�mond Gave
- needed, and it is just the
$12,500 and.a share in the ,copyright
,, after five.years, "Nicholas Nickleby".
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Without Too M-4ch Parade, .
thing needed by thousandss
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was worth' $22,500, and "Urnaby
, Rudge" $15'006- for the copyright ti.11
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A charaoteristic action of the late
of other childrers. It's so
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easily digested, so pure and
, six mouths'after publication,
It is interesting, in the
Mr. Hammond occurred some two'or 1
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three 'years &go when.he first actively *
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harmless, yet =st powerful
, view of
300,000 copies sold of "The Master
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took ilp the cause of the Free Hospital i
in building up thc.'most deli.
Cbfistian," the 100,000 of "The -Eq ter -
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"Richard
for Consumptives. Subscriptions were J
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'cate 6il4 or a4ult... But lie
nal City/� the 500,000 of
� Carvel," and the $0,000 of. "The His- "
day night he- pild a Visit to the city !
sure togetScoT-ils EmuLs!oN,
� tory of Sir Richard Oalmady," to note
editors of the morning newspapers
with a suggestion He wished to give �
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there are s3 many NvorthlesS
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P-etations" was 30,000. copies,
$10,ODO to the fuiid'for the hospital,
and harinful imitaticas. -
I In fouryeera Gi6oige Eliot received
. but at the s4lnL, time he wished' to
. conceal the fact that lie was doing so
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*8,990 front "Adam. BWe/' but "Ro-
anola" brotip.,lit bdr $35,000 Vern the
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because "he tbougbt it would arouse
more public attention and. stimulate
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. A full qopy of MM *Gmitlx s letter as4 *
I "Corribill," r,nd "Middleindreh" was,
' on'the wl)i)f,,, even more profitable, ,
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subscriptions in a greater degree it
�it a-i-earad th-f,:- le, er n-1- ;
332say otbersof sstwilarnature, tostother
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with someof our valuable literajure rei -
gardins abildren will be ran# ucon rD.
the Amoricfm 'edition alone -being
worth $6;0,')O to the authoress. Charles
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persons had subscribed the wpm in celpt of5rour addrao*, niontionraq; this . Realle reci,lved $15.0 for. !'Peg Woffing-, ' . . I . . I � .1 . . I .1
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ranging from $10 to $1,000 ding . 126 Wollihorton Ski. W. Toronto . Or, Jealousy," attained to $7 60 11111111111KN= . 1-1.!. I
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sornettiffig like' 11,T.S. $15"' ' firsea - . . . . � . I . . .,Anthony � Trollope, � a very s"djand I I . ' . . - .. 11 I I * . * I I ,",
thizer $500," d ymps. � .0 I
I -an so on. - He offered 1I.- I - . I persistent writer, made from his - IN W% .
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to pay for the insertion of this listA . . . I . books a gross sum of $350,00%. or some . N 0 Im I I I . �
it necessary, but only.one newspaper, . � $10,000' a year, "Thi Claverings" VAR] CO 0 E'LE C %W . E. � ..,
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ucess of funds to the philan- . 4441mll �0 . -Confined 'to .His Home .foe.Weeks, .
L�C4aj�es - Kingsley sold "Alton . � I I . I . . I
thropic institution and never for one . lancy, Has a Keen Eye For eke for $750 L *.to Messrs. Chapman , � . . . .. . . I .
.,Discrepancies InOfficialAccounts. _ I'llea,vy work, severe'straining and evil habits In youth brought on a I I
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moment suspected that the �supposed- afid Hall 14 185 double varloocele. When I worked hard �be aching. would become
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ly numerous donations were in reality "Jim" Clancy, once well, -known as gave BulNyrer Lytton $100 000 for. a ten severe and I was often laid up for & week at a time. My famil � . .
. physician told me an. operation was my only linfe-bu � I dreaded 11 . .
one modest man's contribittions to get a financlat critic, of the,Ont4rio, bud- years'* eop�riqht of the..Zeap edition . I tried several specialists,, b - ut soon fouild out al th wanted was my - I . .
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9. . I I get'in the'days when budgets repr , d at the .end, qf that . money. I commenced to look upon all doctors asl tic better than
the fund goin e- of his novels,* an , it . .
. "' -' -the =, paid, $25,000 for another I ,?U rogues. One day my boas asked me why I was off',Work so much,and .. . .
The mannexin,*hich he iook hold , sented the financial ability of they I I told him my condition. He advised me to consult Drs. Kennedy & .
.of the� ,E,i F, Clarke memorial' furid Liberal part�, has-. been for -many of five years,', and ma4e a. corim . . , Kennedy, as he had taken treatment from them himself and knew .. . .
and pushed it through to an adequate tract on the samo terms- at the end 11 quare and skillful. I h
. moons auditor df. the provinetal ae. ,he .et -.1-d got Tax Xr,w XxTaoD .
figure is also .a'matter of record, and countq. Mr.-Ulancy has* be6n xt-xiaibW of the second period, . - 'My, W11.11r.011TS, My progress was We .,,,'h o'i" and during the first ..
. A I 'L . . 1. I. .. � month's treatment I was somewhat discouraged. . Ilowever,, I cow.
owing.* to hip great, popularity it -be* to satisfy the Llongings of. his critibal . . . tinned treatment; for,three months I nker and w L .
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came truly noh-*partizan in its. ch4r- soul Nvith the- discovery of'' ,wrong- I � "MriTruth",as Santa Claus. - .. . i . complete cure. I could only earn 8 2. week in a machine shop be-
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. . I . doing in tiny ihape or,form. As time any,11,oir less children- in LoAdoxi - all'sufferers knew. of your value 16 treatme.nt. , �ed* I . L
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. _r: Eugene Maari4l, dir6ctor' of " hope of J ustifying what might appear -viz., "Mr.- Truth " the editor. of . HAS YOUR...BLOOD . . . � 1.
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. mines, -hds returned Ao Ottawa from as. An *- aimless' existence should no - Tmth,. who, on Christmas Eve, - pre- L .� BLOOD POISONS are.the most prevalent and most serious diseases. They saptlie very ' . '. �
-Dunparfvet, Sweden thoroughly con-_errar b'e' found.- From" dollars the -sentS L them With either' 6 toy or a. . life bloodof the victim and unless entirely eradicated from the system will cause flarlons. L . I , .
� vinced that the - process of electric 1i critical screen , has been narrowed'. pretty doll, and in many cases a'abin. complications. Beware of XercuM It only suppresses the symptoms- our NAW . . . . I .. . . �
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. smelting is a complete. success, and ter- I doN�fi . to cents, ,and when evert this . L ing new sixpence also, -just to, ,crown I have t broken . . "I . i .
ports'L.to the Government that -the failed to -app4ease the critical instinct the youngsters'. joy, 'For 'many years tally, physl� I . .
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enormous supplies of ir94.ores in. both .a. friend' who apprpeiatdd tho situa- 11,000 sixpences were, annually con-- o heed the . . I .. 0 1 . . � . I
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developed.. by - means of - the magnifi- 0 . 1 ' anonymoud donor,,who after hLiS death ..
� "It. is a pity 'the're is 'not-, a ,c in of - " D I � .. I
cent water powers with which those. - a. %maller, denomination." . . . .-4vas.. discovered to be Sir Francis Tress ConsUlt&tlon . . L . . .1
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provinces are. endowed.: ' . Windsor. A. -large' rocking. Fie.i. No matter iv as treati, (gi 00 of Cbsirse.
. I . BarLry, - of I luit wr to for n one .01i n � I
I I The: departmepts groan .'Under the horse or. s. swinging ii�otor-car for gen. Books Free-'31legolde,1310 r, rated)onD' .. esofueb. " , . . . . I
I He also investigated powp'i. develoP� burden --of un,,ii'ccssa.ry..Ial)or:irn�osed - .. N . . . L . I 1. - .
, ment from gas producer engines L and eral use- finds a pormarient position - 'O NAMES'USED WtrHOUT WRffTEN CbNSENT; PRIVATE.. No names . . I .
' . . . uporr- them by an auditor who is. sup- ,. on hotes.or envelopes. Everything confid6niial. - Question list au4 cost of Tro"out . I 11, � I .
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I qs a result a ,number of exp . eriments posed to �xprcise his discretion, but in some of the hospitals, whilst "Mr. TREE FOR. HOME TPEATNENT. . I - .., . . . . . . I ... � . I ..
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0 , An-; account ,came in in which a' ranch t 1;:v� k%% KEN ` KENNEDY. .�
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southern- part of that city� and the.. - .. 6'Ahe children's delight. The . . . . . I
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i ne',vapaper appeared,. price. one cent.` gifts tire distributed from the ,'!Truth's . . , -Michigan.. and -.Griswold St, Detroit,. Mich. .i ... L.. , .1 I., LL
I inael:i nery is now eh. routa -from. Eu,-�' It was not properly checked 'And was ., . Cor. . 9 � . . .. ..
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The D.uhnarfvet woiks have invent- . t- twe ;iMh yea ud *hicli,. roin . I 10100!� I - . . . . .1.
.ed a.steel furnace in whicli.a three- until the official Ji stamp of the &par smalf.baginn'ings.,' so.if very i large. pro- . . � � . . . . . . � . . L . . . . . . .
phased. current and; two .-electrodoes, ftlebt went on: .' Goods received value portiorif In -the early -.years Mr, La- . .
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:,he L third .electrode. - Tho", me . ary: records: 11 �, tribiited by hi� readers, but so jr6at. . . I � � . . . . L. . . . . I . .. . L I . I . I
Ifurn0hing , . ,go..oft. the Parli * a fi't . � ' . ' I L L - I 1. 1. '. L . I
spem-al advaiitakd- of this is that th V L Anotho.rL regulation.-has'.been pro-. wig th#. 'it bec,lAne. A" . . . . .
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t, ..,of'.the bath. in, a vertical plane, official tr&vebi. oii'Cl'T't2" orWa'1es31t;re'6t �'per. Upwards'of 200 London hosp a� . L I - . - - . . � . .:. I � .. �
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f � slag line for purification. ,fare and -turn it -into the. auditor, ..nbw. list, w.bilst the' total nuinbeir of- . � . . .. � I � . 1, . � I .
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Dr. Maanel.also conducted. important - Likewise when he.tips'.the-Xullmah .toyi W be'sdnt out amounts to over . I ' . . I 1. I .. . .
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' diietion processes. .1 . : ., - One o.. had to go ,on ,an un- - 4,600 *of which have been specially I . . I , . I . . I ... . . 'L
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. . I 'Laymen's Program, . . Which -Was. undetermiiiedi happeiied' ed -last Christinus., , .. . . V WEE I' T! 0 0_*X I . I L" ' . I .
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I . gone 'The auditor.' determined that I I A Grand Old -Man.' . : _0L�aJjfy1nk Yourself � : fo . j1L, _ r - r . . � . I . .
.has* just announced the program L r A�oul 'r . I I.. � �.. . i
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.the man should have taken' -a ietu'r-n teda',' 'supplied., 5,49,064; ' meals, . . I .. !.-. � I �. " - .. L . .
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be held ii):1-orobto' March 31 to April ticket and. jsaved: 36 cents" Had be 0;557-,251 � - That, , in L brief, iis a twelve S.licee'sSU Career. . .. . . . 1. r L. .L
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men and theological students; to be tbe other way As nfight, have been vation Aimy.raiiiongst the imbinerged, , . Toloarn 'the follY of entering bUPIne3a . .1 ... 'L I ': . I I L . . I . I
addi6ssed -by gobert Spneer of New 'he I I "business education" .. � uk � . . I
. t case he would have .had -to-. pay., .starving;. vicious, and 'criminal ' I le�' r wi't�d,,t a r ,; .
nd the man whd,has made I T, 1,4,1. . . .
. York, and otbet leaders. and th*6* regu- the differen6er out of b1s own pocket, classes; a � A p � I I � '.
lay sessions of the congress begin with as.hq.was compelled tor CIO under Mr.L it L possible is nearing his eightieth - - . t.ead. our Fre� CataWU6. . 11 ! &. L X, . . A : . I
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With r VKhy dwirable to securo %U51;463 J1JCR4' , .. " . . �
Un evening meeting and an , address Mancy's vigilant eye. this 35 birthday.' When General Booth decid- -, N,71 . - I . . I
' .tibn it toreat (illy-Ousinus college -7-* � 11 � . . I I
on- "The World!s: Debt. to the Mis. `313 Lb and one or two. other suifis'.it is ed to give up the ordinary Methodist ' ..Mika Ottalagua. . . . . . . . . . �. .
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' I'M.- )FREF 130011 axplains in detail ' . "i .. I r .
� r The themes for the different. sessions . saved the cofttry 8P cents. . gle purposel-�-evangelistie lab6r. .He . J, 40",% -111. 11" . .
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are. such'as:."The Victorious Progress . . . � I established missionpi . M�O.Mrl Tails wh�']F�*C. B. C.,� 11 * .1 .4 4 .;, . L.. .. I ;
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of Misilons" - "The' Place of the . __ � , I . - _. . . . one elsii had the enthusiasm. or en- Inatnuction .tw 1.upeat5r. sholwi I . - . d . . 014' . - I � I . � .. . �. ;
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Churchin the Making of the Nation"; � . L - . 4 . tr maw.tios,*a D.p.loinix. ., . . . . . . . QJ),J - � : , . r . L .
"How -to'Load the Church to itii High�. - I . ergy to. tacklc�be' wen boldly into . � .1 . I . . . , . �
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est Missionary Efficiency;" and "Can' and aUr..& V iILL -1, , , I � Opening$ L I .. .
helping hand to those who wete strug-. ' wilt. roach j.ou . 41 1� .. ..... bept. and. . .
ada's .National Missionary Policy." . . � a ing for, dear .. .. !." -L S 1 J....r 1 � ,r, . . .
.. Besides prominent mii�ionary lead-.. I , - ., � . . . I � H16. there, . To�daY , . promptly.. . 11 !" , " ""� . r . . . I . . . . .;
. ' ' - . . . are thousands en . Sidderils ' X, ,V I ' ' 'L " .
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ers from Canada a:nd!,the United , . I re f I I , J ,;i';'J��I'q . . . The Forost City . *I - L
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States, and prominent txeturned mig- . , - . q 6ion ill over the world sa I � -.1% F I � r liess k Shoithand I C6 . llege . . .. . . .
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sionaries, there' will lid, addresses by 11 , ! . . . bless the Gene t , I � Leaffen Onta I 1. r . . .
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a Commission L of laymerl who - recefitl ..... f �,_ . ,Ik . 11,111, I J.,W. *iw;rveit. , J. W. Wastemolt0r. CJL . . .
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visited mission fields., and some, repro- , , I � ,�Jj ... ,)pehings . i Pdnelp.t. vf.o�princoptl. ' r . . .
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mm Great Britai �tni I alit 4111 have b, - � submer ed i , . � Al, \41 Ir � .. �: r. V 11 1.
r;ehtative lqm.en f n. a T I I . I. .. . . "' . r % ��- � -_ . .
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of Mons. Begin, Archbishop of. Qn8_'J LL, - 1. - � . I I To the eastern Indian ef long - ag I o, ' . . I . . . I .. r I I - . . . I . � . .
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bee ias a crow to ,pick Nvith- 'The ' . J .. not only of fiction but of history as* I ..
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1,0 Register of Toronto, touching r � �' well. otatory'was at natural. as was .
a recent article entitled "The Verna_ L . tK I his love of scalping or his diglike of. �
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I cular." .. .. I . I LIES )iERM . .work. Whenever a council was field,, � - _A 4
The Quebec Paper ga�a -that the ariw� I . . F a treaty negotiated or a grand Jeast 0 � I
tiole of thd Toronto paper appd&s , given - here : was speeo�b-makipg, I � .
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to be. a, plea n Catholics- to - : L wordy; int6rmffiablo, and often fierbe ' ' I I i . 1. ".'...". - - r
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give;up their own tongue, oitthg,the I ' L- " ' . . to the degree of boing,lrenzied,� If,, - 14.*Z;t"` * "'I" " .
words of an omirient eed6siastic' to . . I � as., 6 rule, rather "slyort" on. logic the ,.
the effect th, -:beat to supply I .
'it L the object of the mpth- I . I S Indian orator did bis
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ek church is to. save soul� rather than . - I . the deficiency by an L abundance of ' 11 .
. , rhetoric. His mind teemed with sim- - �
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.'We also," adds the Quebec'paper, ' mataphori, drawn alin I
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place. the. question of faith aboveL ' ' variably- from. rfature--from, a in . 0 1 I
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y " terious aky, from the dark fdiest, fronr 'L,� . I
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everything else, arid .0 r at, , " - I
for this reason that ' so tena- WORTH ING the' lake and the r1vdr, the summ& , I IWI.�,, ;
eious on the questioh of preserving r . . breeze and the winter tempest. . W I
Tire d every morning and unable. to _- ... I
our motlipy ..tongue.- As a mattef of A few specimens of the oratory of L � 1. _:i, I
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sleep at night, weak. and energyloss � the chiefs oi l6na ago have CUM down 11 .. .r ,
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lact, The Itogister admits that thoug- yourho a around,. No wonder you say to j28 and. some contain 'tho true ring' . ����� i I
kds of people in . the Ttfifted Statios , ....:,
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ceased to prdati6e the Catholic relig- 11 Life �a not worth, living.11 Ycur of cloquo-rice, ornato and dec . I .,;( .
ion% beeausia the bishops eqgld not Xidneys are to blarne and it may be, Tot - containing 'noble � . I . -
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DR. R0OT;'S.Kll) NILY AN -11) LIVER thoughts beautifully o:�prqssed, an(] WI&MEPI�!Nk CQOST
find. priests enough to setve the peo- I PILLS to tone them up, to drNe 7out I 0 AAAE - .J0VJS#�.S.A.J
ple speaking foreign 'ton0ges, � calculated to produce in the hearers'
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at the pres. 11, urie acid'polsohs and parify tho 1, is the real I . �� . I .
I "It is not for u blood" They ati just the medicine for test of -cloquence-q,onviction and por- 1. $ L � . .
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ent L time what is going on in the you. t Try them . and prove our state. suasion. -Montreal Stilridar(L �
Stateis, but ,we cannot lose cOght of the men that LIVE IS WORTH LIVING I -
fact that th6re are thousands of our. - - - .- Sold. 'by, tdi, Druggists* . . .
compatriots in tho, Provixice, of On- Sendfor 2Am,.'0 to-daV o; au.your Fowei Wlade.q Dlt�utc.., - I -, '_". . .. - , , , . . .1
taTiO and 6ther L J",'JJgliSll Drugghst !Lmpply you with a box . __ -00, -1 .
provinces for ' - ___ _'"� �
whose souls must be savpd, an(l the 25c. DP .,.-OOTIS KIDNEY AND There Nwis a very large deereaswin --- L �
conservation of their m LIVER i ILLS are put the num'ber of trade disputes,in Can- . I
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other tongue upinTin Boxestmdare Win during 1008, rmultlq�, in the ceSsa- - I E TED
is almost An essential mohns*of gav- sold by allDruggists tiorl of work,, emilpared ,kith any of . L cra I
ing, these people of the Catholic faith, the sovell preceding yenis of whieb , r , 040, , oltci-N - * I
and we hope that the Oatholie chureb, And storwr for 25a or . i ash paid for Rides, $kirL4 � ,,
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R'xtension Sodbty of CaAada and The osSaid frotrothe DR. I the Department L flag record. There L' I . .. I .
Register will never lonvo, room fo VO T CO., Spadina were in all, 69 disputes in .100% 149 in, I , - - ,,nd Tallbw. I
r . 1007, 138 in 16 � 06, 07 In 1905, 103 in a - I .
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doubting n Aveaut "Toronto n er, 1 1004, 160 1WI003,, lWin 102, and 104 W . ntidd I co- ,
.,tbdr a4ts relAting to foreig ( ,
tongues, boxed ?0'r $1.2F. . . OHIO , Mons & ftne, � .
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