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MEN WHO Lem) ORM
Marquis Of Lensilowne Said te Els
Subtle WarrIor—Lord OrOvas His,,
Chief Opponent.
The striking parliarnentary picture
of recent days has been the duel in
the Howe of Lords between an aris-
tocratic 'Unionist and an equally orb-
tocratio Radical.
There are teem thinkers and br4-
liant. speakers on both sidee 4g the
Rouee of Lords, men who would give
distinotion to any legmlative gather -
ng, bit in the recent debates there
, have atood out two personalitiee,
Olean cut and dominant. They -are the
generals commanding the tomes- on
each aide ; pen who have not only to
fight the Opposition, but to.guide and,
in some eases, repressathenasnyz lithe
jelowererTheystravir &she/welled theme
1 selves in strildng fashion. Their un- moneyin e prociuemg trune for the
1 ceasing patience with platitudes, their IllOck in which there is a "morO' or
skill in the verbal flanking of oppon. less assured inarket
ents, their unshakable courtesy, and Some of the devices which the pro.
their sudden deadly swiftness of at. motets of these wild -cats use to ene
tacit, have eeized the attention of the trap the unwary are old, but still
apparently effective.
One of the most effective devicee.
is that the promoter who mita a cer-
tain number of shares on the market
at a low price, usually 25 centa a
entre, with the announcement that
the supply to be sold at this figure
is limited. He advertises largely, and
the amateur speculator, generally a
person of Most modest eircumstances,
makes haste to buy, aacl the promot-
er rakes in considerable cash. When
U1
silver etream shows signs of ,d1rY-
Cilittent tivtur$400,411
swiews4.Seiorle
Tfit GREEN mortN IN STOOKS
Why the ilentateur Who' Would GOV
Rich -Quick Would Better Recon•.
sidor H.4 Determination,
Greenhorn Turchaeere tef Mining
iitocke often find out that the game
is not tio simple as it looks, and that
it is not all a mere matter of buy-
• ing anything the promoter reeome
Mends, and Wee Oiling it out at
profit
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The term "greenhu
o " this else
is used advisedly, as itcthe allate
.easrNim,
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teur speeulator alto etas landed by
the wikheat promoter In nineeeasea
out a ten. The oicl hand doesn't by
wild -cats, says The Toronto, Star.
Vats tbein a mile away, se to
speak, and pretty generally plagee bia
Mos cairn or .
The -two men are the illarquie of
Lansdowne, leader of the Unioniat
peers, and the Earl of Crewe, the pre-
sent virtual leader ok• the Liberal
peers.
Rather Etald.
The Marquis of Lansdowne is a
famous leader, a tried and subtle war-
rior, who never flinches, who always
goes out to win He is a, slim little
man, with a statesman's head. He is
rather bald, with iron -grey mous-
tache, curved, powerful nose, and ,
nen-comraittal eves, and gives the im-, ing up, the promoter has recourse to
pression of a delicately made ariste. his advertising campaign., and an-
crat, with a reserve of iron strength. mamma in large type, the *ger the
his distinguishing mark is a peat date, usually not far away, the price
He is always perfectly dressed, and better, that on and after a certain
dark tie, fastened th a bow. He of shares in the particular mine he
walks with quick, nervous etepe, and is booming will be advanced, -Bala
it requires but little imagination to to fifty centa share. This hurries
understand that behind an impassive up a lot oi reluctant nibblers, who
face his brain is working continuous- •
'ly and rapidly. At he sits among his
colleagues his baok is erect with the ,
rigidity of the crenacher, and he •
stands to address the House with the tention is •drawn to the promise,
stiffunbending poseOne is
which is now fulfilled, and the stock
aware that in apite a his smooth ,
sen-i-ir , • .
it is now. announ.ced, has advanced
haste to get in before the . price gets
111). The day comes, and the advertise-
ments are changed accordingly, • At -
words nothing oii earth would turn
him from his purpose. .
Illuminating Argument •
A hush always falls on the Lords
to 50 cents a share.
This, however, does not mean that
the promoter will now pay 50 cents
•a share for any stock his clients who
• bought at 25 cents might wish to sell
when. Lord Lansdowne' rises from' hite
place in the exact middle of the front hack to him, and so doable their
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----.7-.--•- Opposition bench, and, step; forward Money. 04, no, That would be too
and lays his hand on the despatch- easy. It only means that • purchasers
box on the table.: For the Rouse feeen the promoter most pay 50 cents
e
knows it is have real: giiidatiee ater ""ie share.'unless they den get a Titivate
illummatteigargument,
Lord Lansdowne does. not speak•
very frequently, even though ha lead
his side. But .the peers know that
when there have been hours of ar-
gumentative tangle, When the de-.
sires of Government and Opposition
alike have been obscured by amend-
ments; and counter-amendments,aud
'they cart tae their profite. •
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amendments to amendinents, it ',will Probably their lettere arent an -
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discount, while all the 20 -cent crowd
can do is console themselves by, he.
• lieving that their stock is worth dou-
ble what they paid for it, even if they
can't sell it. This game goeile on for
a while, and finally the advertising.
campaign languishes. Clients 'write
and want to. know when. or where
be Lord Lansdowne• wh o vtill rise and th sweied. If they Meow: in person; ay
in tviio minutes' pull the heart out
of the argument, and hold it lip for may betold a dozen ti_jj_ms. The mine
the House to See.,_ But that- is- only- - mod" have- ETtidaiffk Petered out. The'
demand far the stock has fallen off, captured in
One part Of his 'Power as leader. Re:
lies a modest, penetrating voice, p9s- b.ut will likere revive' aggradibortlazdY, 21,797 Difieuf Snake Bite.•
spiring 'cOnfi ence. rt la almest line which .w111 sound p must e. ., dirt in 1905 by wild •beifsts was 2,054. -
possible for .e man with any sym- The real! eaplaratitton. is that. the as against 2,107/in the previous year.
pathy with Lord Lansdowne to hear promoter has sold all of that,partittu-
him speak and believe him - wrong. ler kind of paper that he can, that he and the number of deaths reported,
kill ileethe management of men. • he doesn't propose to keep, on advertis77 .,
doesn't PrOpose to, buy 927 hack neat from .snakeLbite-(21-0974--is-alao-a-little.:
Smaller than that: of 1904, -.
And he unites to this' a. masterly
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Is Sarcatitib, ., . ' dbesn't propose to. keep on advertise k feature of the 1005 returns is the
. . reate a market for other increase.in the :number of deaths, both
' people's stock and that he probaniy“ of. human 'beings:. mid eittle,..attribut-
Ile .revels in grave sarcasm. Lord lag so ft,g, to C .
Creviie Made a speech on a subject p , . ed to leopards. • :ft is suggeste&by it
for open voting. ainong his fcillowete suit is that thousands. of people hold writer in Saily'az Magazine that these
which. he .desired to leave a matter has a new mine to float, and the re -
Lord • Lansdowne 'congratulated his -on, with the hope adman that mak,, beasts seek theiti- prey more readily
friend on his eloquent speech. "I eth the heart sick, -t0,- The worthless . than they used to the neighbor- ..
ha -re followed it," he -said, "With paper which theyhavebought, ,but hood of -villages. The fact that more
earnest attention, not 'onlY•on-account vihich they have never been and lei. licenses to possess firearms. were:held
Of the importance of the subject,. but ars. m an hamar!, areasanesaa wile be in 1905 than in the.preirions year ntal•
:also on account of the , noble lcird's able to sell: • . .. , : be notiped; but it has long been re -
that it ii, impossible to .dis-
judicial attitude. I admired his earn- Another successful device is for the oc'grtiZed
estness mid eloquence, but what 1:1- Promoter; alter he has. sold all the cover any relation between the nom -
•pressed Me Mose was hiS '.' l'inPartil ' stock he Can; to announce that the ber of firearms ill native hands and
• ity..',,,', A pause. "Yes, until the lest heist:ice of the ' stock and control , of the number:of deaths from wild beasts.
minute Ldid not know on which; side. the property haslipen bought. by an During 1905 more dangerous wild
of the fence his lordship was. coming . Arnericoi orjacilettf43i. who- will *wok, beasts Were killed' than in 1904, The
the. propettys. • • •
Crewe, the present great op.
Februery 14th, 1940
tafffN'a Ofrfeett
Method 1mployoti- Alone the Coast
Winds of Enitlande
111 vserioue parte of the comitre
flight note are used on certain Part*
of the toast for taking birds during
the uighttime, hilt those at FriekneYe
QU the Wash, in Lincolnshire, have
become fantouti on aecount of their
eizet and the quantity of birds thali
are taken in them.
On this particular portion ot the.
coast, says The London Daily Gra-
Age, the tide goes out for. a Very
long way. Next to the big ees, bank,
whielt prevents the surrounding Coon -
try from being flooded, there is a
large marah iutereected with. dykeit.
ad eoveted with glues wort, whit
is locally known. ea eamplihret ne
to is la a• big etretelz of sand, and
folio 'ng this a stet mud flat,
r oacklee. There are ewe -
end men there who work flight nets
•---George 14 the old wildfowler, has
longest, consisting of
each length at net be-
g. and about six feet
e•., strong' black opt-.
mash six inches
aquaree Along fh, top and bottom
of the net runs a t strong cord,
to 'attach it to a s
which is placed at e
distance. The lower ru
four of th
eleven leugth
ing 3r, yards 1
deep„ made of
ton twine, with
ong ash polo,
ery 37 yards
ing *sad is
attached to the pole abo t two feet
frotn ,the ground; so the there is
plenty of sleek. if it we • placed
at ite etretcli the birds Strik-
ing wonid often be thrown ba and
escape, instead of being curled in
a hopeless. tangle. The best time
catch the wildfowl is on what ar
known as the "darks," that is, dark,
stormy nights with high tides, and
the wind blowing north and northeast.
Quiet'moonlight nights are bad, as the
birds flying low, see the net and
avoid the entire, by 'rising over the
top of; it. Of course with so large a
mesh many small birds pass through
without' being caught, and, being. of
thin twThe, often -when a large bunch
of ducks Or geeee strike it; they go
clean through, it, leaviag, nothing blit
a big rent in the net and a few lea,.
them to tell the tale. The writer haw
seen •variOus chicks 'and. gulls, wood -
cook.
cock, snipe; plover. Oiels, and many
different' species, both large and small, .
'catiglit'lit the toils. One has to visit
the net at daybreak to take out the
spoil; Otherwise the . and. the
grearbacked- crows 'Make 'verys•thoet,
work of the .poor captives. '
. Di netting the Ubiquitous and de-
structive sparrow all that is needed is
a special sparrow net, peeketed on two
long, thin poles. The ivy on the house
sidee and walls and the stacks in the
farmyards are Werked all over by rats-
ing the netus high as possible, clap-
ping it on to the wail or stack; and then
drawing it gradually downward. The
birds, as they are .disturbed, 'fiv out
may
be
an
evening.
sessing. the xeculiar property. of. in. or. any other teason may a van
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." effieial. figures aee : Tigers, 1356; leo-
Lordponent of Lord Lansdowne, late added: ime PasaeS>• aFt ... -- X .4 2,016; And hy.enns, 054. • Well -Uneven
Pr ails 1". man-eating tigers. were killed. in sev''
'daily to his reputation in liia ..condUct shows no signs. or me. r n
never existed. Ask the proatoter 8bOUt
of the :hill, and daily impressed his eral districts; A regular crusade
personality more,deeply on the House it, and hell tell you that be has ' no against wolves hits been carried on in
Ife' is a' delightfully romanticefigure, control over the syndicate, that per- parts of the Central Provinces • where
slim, extrentely tall, with a' very : hape they are short of Money, Or have these brutes are most numerous and
. winning Manner. •He is comparative- decided', after all, that it would 'coat ....,„tt.monbiesomt., . .
, Ty Young, but has the wisd'ora of too much to develop, In any event, ""'
seventy. Pieture to yourself this elm the promoter skirts are Clear, and ' To the suedes?, of the campaign no.
s man., standing 11P -from among the : the- dupes—Welk. they are, lust dupes, doubt may he attributed the great dee
crease in the. of persons killed•
gues;. and with smiling eyed and' soft; There are dozens pf other. dev"ices. by. wolves—in /904 244, in 1905 only
, handful of his grasebearded mike.- ebeve an.. • ,
beattlig ar'' ',There is the: device of riblishing fie- 153. Before dismissing this subject
persuaeive. voice, gently it is worth noting that the Bengal
". guments into the other side With his titious bids. for a stock; where nobody Governmentein September last offered'
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silver pencil -case. He looks the type, ever can _locate the hinder. It is e.n. a, Special reward of Rs. 200 for a man-
' eal debonair aristocrat, and goes to his old' device of Promoters toequote a eating tiger which • killed seven per.
work with . a certain serious: - gayety, . high, priee'as ben:1g hid for their stock last . . ,
wiude they are on. the quiet. and sons year in Goillieta Forest,
deligbtiul to behold.‘ , •
Singbhuna district. The ordinary re-
- Full of Facts. througlt other brokers, dutaping all ward for a tiger is. Its. .40,
• But for all this, Lord Crewe is it
lmeatesr coat adteiebiaetde. tiMi eoirnet;riciTeniestobtata, .prlicheisti ale. ganie
the stock they can" get rid of at lower ,•,
is profitable. for the , '
: : Story el Dr. Glithrie. .
The keennesa of the Scotsman's grip.
T.. . tbo, iidioato pardiit„ 4,811; bars, 2,266.;. wolves,
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• Too Busy Ea.
X very busy man is the Atneer of
start. ftereetimes-he.-evers fev,
gets to have his, meals and is obliged
to ansk his couytiers "shadier' he has
eaten his dinner or not. Hie goes to
bed at 5 or 6 in the morning ancl'gets
to
41,4 ir em 0
...40411,.•;..:4.4 60,0 .0"
. "At'Leiiit VFO,Seinge,
ieruprior, San. 26.—LEuit eVeribm
Tlios. Doolan, who lives a few mileilf
from • town,- and hither of A.; Doane',
groeer, was driving a team of hornet&
attached tO a cutter, and, in °mobil
:if at abbot' 2 in the afternoon and the G.T.R. tracks; was struck
at.Jam door, fresh bread in the pockets
ofclothes' arid .revorrers and
ewords close at hant4 in case•he ie.
empelled;todeeon..a.sudde*.iournay&!
Ways has his horse read$t saddled' cdProso •frola Ottawa' '•
were also both homes: He had t "
in town attending the ice races.
was aomewhatt hard of hearing. •
• Hired to Barked;
According to the Benham*
there's a new occupation in that
Its title is "discharges." As
.ed by an .employe, when an
-makes 8, complaint at a big este
-7ye.rnept!itoli7ead:di_ se.har.gee" de called 'hitt
bolero the complainant and vigorounel:
"My didn't you deliver that
cel to Mr. Sones?_" asks the boas.
"dischaigae" makes some lame' or
• cotes cateeull,y reheafsed befotthanda.
sad, frets in return.. a torrent of die'
.onfnuncecia. tiaitond and 31.% ehriaderpatoy:,,ffslhot.,torvithet
' chargee" getli his: ramiey, and
,d'hauatieasne000snalegtro.ries ttaanwli.3..htibp,ylibeitian
aait
' later the "dischatgee" goes hack, hile
: be disraiesed or some. Otharastiffien '
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are, amt,
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na.tne of "Dr. It Sauche & (lo„" plainly 'stamped in it'. metal 1, NYOUld do eredit to the proles- Pr°44 rs 11° works ineary to the News—% seldom used as. a text upon
on siller—says the Glasgow ;Evening
ou , an .
sional ehlef of a departtnent. Despite it IlithriatelY
Beware of Dangerotis and Fradulent imitatiotes, The tlannilie t,he ( compt. lex subleot with a. thoroughness . ote hod d d that
DO. H. SANGRE & CO. 364 ST. CATHARINE ST WEST. MONTREAL
to the finger -tins with facts end bet
his elegance and suavity. he is laden,
sharee of :reputable prope 4
doubts either while the misery
rt -es n•ohodI which t6 base a few remarks, as was
and clone itz an exceedingly pawky man-
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A- toretratry ring. 1
'T.14E. CHILD'S MIND,
If ever there' was anything in the ' '
the Chinese •fiag. It will be recalled •erve it a Chance to Develop& by Its, 'war s 0 honeyed sweetness,
'world that event by contrarlee, it it ,. ea .
national i a:anima Prove/men.. • f. And SO Lord Crewe contioues Nvith • the "greenhorn do?
tbat it is one of the gayest of i
'The littler they are .the better, be. 1 Iiis hopeless tesk, trenchant, witty,. Let him not spectitAe. Let him
cease farther removed' from the world I. sometime,e.and. alWfLyS :tniclisrnItr, net harbor the "get -rich -quick" '
standards. The body of the banner if; i .
of a pale yellow. In the upper left ! that Is oars and deeper oacea le theta 0 SOmetur_lep.: takitng. hare: ,leneelna. aeobe, willeh Will only itnpec
hand corner is 5 small red sun, and ven world ..1%. pod baby radiates. ' 1
but never. failing o return , them, * , jam,
pettee, Every one evil? is tiehtly con- , . • • ...--- • i• Scotsman,. and the juke hake him if
fooking at it is a fierce Chinese dragon. °. • • - • 1. gallant fightelaand ii., clover. man.
About 1,000 years ago, ha theastory coons nein 'keen Taste.
• _math •ltie coortesy there is tin u11.
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movable firmness, • Ile will set forth
...technical details with an enlivening
-wit, and will expreee his uncornprom.
tsing hostility to a suggestion in.
the heartache that is caused ni tbotis.- ner by Mr, Guthrie at the opening o
ands of homes where the few dollers I the Springbank IT, F. Church bazaar.
that the wild -cat, promoter has gob. Tiiis well-known banker possesses
bled • could be ill spared cannot be mach of•the, charming humor that was
estimated. • ' characteristie of his father, • the' late
What- is the remedy? What shall Rev. Dr.. Guthrie. On one occasion,
he related, he was sitting at a dorm?
er'a .thquest at Liverpool., where an
engtilry was taking place into the cir-
cumstances attending. the death by
drowning. of a man in the Mersey.
The body lied been recovered' by a
stituted miles at dire sight Of it a no-oi.- season things up to toy ewn he did nothing to resuscitate the body
nins, the Chinese made war upon the
They aro busy, they are clieerfuL • • •
t Sohn 1,ee, ex.M. P. P., of Highgate, taste,"•said man 'trinities cooked In 13 8 t
Giants in the • Land.4 fvinetT;) :a:nee Mr. Guthri'8:1(1?.
Japanese. They prepared for a great.
I Af3 vule, they Seem to be kind to on 1 asnlIphincla whiaciccurred a restaurant for mime' years, "Very torian -VAP,11." The. question Walt: erne -
Invasion. As a prophecy of victory I auother. 'They are not bored, and one.: whiio
e, i Merlin recently, stir& few cooks do. They have palates tbat pelted, awl then its purport seemed
' d 1 r
of the present timeTheytook the &aye high seasoning. louger they to dawn on the exile, as he indent-
"' r. 1 his
they adopted a standard which le that .1
. ' ' lees the weather is insufferable Or they 1 e i ge ,, .
ni
are siek they are not depreseed. Mr. Lee was slipping for the ght
snn of Japan and made it very small., • What• philosophers! Witat heroesi at the Yare111113 otel, a temperance
This they put In front of the dragon's honse After registering, Mr. Lee
mutt) to express the idea that the
Chinese dragon would devour the Jay
-
mese. It happened, however, that deb
Chinese fleet, conveying an array of
100,000 men, was wrecked on iht way
b Sepal' by a great storm, and all but
tbree of the 100,000 perished. The re-
sult of recent events has hot been any
Inert, -ffiTVIlirillirtilliti the first affair_
'that the Chinese dog has been cota
redly concel yea.
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namor In the Par Zest. . ill the compati3
1 Abdur Rahman, the late arneer of Af- relief ,in considering Nell:swill pay. I were the mettle frho similarity of
parentage, height gild weight will be
nale.nistan, had a grim' sense of hinter The things that tbey do and prefer tO 4
ccaslon tt due, 1 doing of them. . , lbs., height 6 R. 4 1-4 inches, Dar -
10 It steange that the attitude of an I stepped into the sitting room and lit
tuiperverted child should be the Chris- ma viiim for a smoke before retiring.
tiatt ideal? • 'There were five other gentlemen ixt
• T t merit of children as coin- the room till oil operators, iriterested
coelt the. more salt and pepper and Y rests , Y 5
spices they require,. if 1 should . -send' pockete 1". • • a
• -
tip my dishes; as 1 like them, they
tvotildlbe so hot and peppery tbat half
tbe patrons in the restimrant weed' be
he grea •
unalfietp.eitt thein.1,!-,i<ew York lineeS.
paulons lies In the' breadth xif their hi the Tilbury field, and all hale fel-
tolerations, 'They are easy 'to please Towa. Mr, Lee also noticed that all
agreeable to most propositions and no
so, vrith avoirdupois, as himself. After
very critical.
fol -
They do not "knotr better." That.* the. tnfortrial introductions which1 lowed Mr. Lee rentarked on the am -
one of their delightteedsti•itraltis. Chili , Healey ee aeigeee lam weetbeepaablea
r II meted that ettah
The A.eciaeot.
were as well blessed', and some more a Rizoueer You are charged with
deen least you, an rat g one o I was apparent. e aug
breaking a cliair over your wite'lhead.
Prisoner—it ewes an accident yet*
Lenora. Itizonner—Whet! Didn't you,
luteud to Int hell Prisoner—Yea but
will the Moet gratifYing cempliments pos- Man PVC. the hatit4iti of his rime 1 didn't Intend; to break the chair,
sIble, exits hie age, 'his height and eitt3ight, a
of chilli; you have
and the follovnag names mid figures
apparent to the tendert—
:Which was sometimes exercised with- 1 do, do not pay, as a rides. except in the W 34 t 290
• C. ,Fulton, age , weig
&nano Scotcheiriele R. R. Lewr, age 1
51, weight 282, height 0 ft.. 2 inehee,
parehtege Stoteh.Iriah. W. M. Lowry,
aged 52, weight 273, heigh
parentage Scotch -Irish. Manee
ifitatias, AO) 38, weight 258, height
patene Seotch-Irish. Charles
age 41, weight 254, height 5
IL 11 iachee, partake. likeettah-Trieh.
Sohn. Lee, age at, weight 266, height
6 ft. 1 ineh, parentage irfelt
Theee six 111011 weighed total a
iso.Potcrock•
ion scruple. On ono o i
lisr he was holding was interrOPted la? i
,et man Who, 18 a state Of the greateat;
tfaXe h d in deelaring that t
the Ttussie;IS were edvancing to invade
1
Afghanistan. . Turning aside for a rati.
. thilleatiltatfeettommeetrhein bt.huselntheioost Ilinnepohroegerrensesa, 1
tortes ordered his sbahgailast to conduet ,
*the ittan to the summit of a certain !
wretch tower. "Look you.olit Well for ;
the Ituesletioe commanded Abdur Italie I
WO, "for you do net alit Wall you, feat i
tient arrive,"—Grand hiegitedee.
WIse •eiders who are qualified to
train the mind of a elfild ate pretty I
etarce. The next best thlitg is the `
elder 'Who is wise enough to reaped
the child'smind and give it it eltance
to. develop In a s•yinpathetic Minos,
phere by its own natuati
E. S. Martin in queer's Magazine.
. The reel:Beet and eurest way to get
rid of eenettre Is to correct Otirhoirear.—
Demoothedos.
1rlot
• ly
•
You meat hear that which hurts that
You May gain that which prefits.—Sia
' Meted.
Atter At Ls All Over.
When yarim are being spun one hettra
a good deal concereing the ettrieus an.
ibm 1 tl' h 11 bl, mo•
cited, but.very little is: said about the
man who. "gate scared after It is all
ette." And tee latter, not being se
, eortstItuted that be can taint, at a wo•
--I-Pan often Clete aftrirliht-genere
ally keeps his own counsel end often Is
given the tredit -of :being eool and
"nervy" When the hut le that lila ittlea
are ready to hump together for mutual
Ittipport,—Porest and Stream.
on the Safe Side.
'TheY had 'been engaged foe hely
thirtyminutes by the cuckoo elook.
• • !`t have a surmise In store for you,
. Alfred, dear," she said. "I eatt .eook
as Well as.„1 ean plea the Piano,"
"That being the case, (lading," he
•replied, "it avill he well for us '61
beard,".
tstii-blished i879 '
Whooping. Keogh, Croup;'. Bronchitis
; Cough, Grip .Asthma, Diphtheria
crew:dine: Is a. boon:10, Aston:aka
not seem more efreCtive to breathe in a
„ ref:Jetty to Cure difta.4.0 of the breathing organs
: tluni to take the remedk into the stoinach?
' I cures iitc-Anise the air rendered .strongly anti-
sSeptic h carried oyer the dise.sseti surface with
!every br,sath, glviag prolonged and corlst?mt treat-
: mot.' It ta. in:Valuable to mothers with small
pdrea.
I Thoseof a consusuitive
tendency .find ' immediate
• relief fromdcottighs or in.
flamed coculluons c4 the
ithroar.
• Sold•brdroggiAts,
Send postalfot bnakitt.
LaErouttu,,IVICes
t Ageots,):do
real; Caoada,“ 197
A mimber °free:Were; liave,recerda
ly endeavored to, escape conviction in,
London, Eng., b),!. promising to alnir.
grate to Canada, which seems to•have.
a fascituttion for the ordinary crim-
inal. Two corporals of the Irish.
Guarcla who stole regfinentall trolleys,
had tickets . for Canada. when 'attest-
ed!, and a burglar whenabiought bee
fore the court taid : he Iiad comifdtted!'
his crime with the best of in. :teons,.
wanting the wherewithal:to go, tto, Pen-
ior
ilanuary.
Month of 16.y. and Noe Year pledges,
Promises no 111015' to fall!
Also montli of opening wedges,
Whereby we may. break them, all.
—A Cheerful Year Book.
• ilconomy in the use of maeltine 011
and axle grease means prodigality, int
horseflesh. • •
ear!the! 1.
Veer Kidd ones are *meant cafe
'SCORED ANOTKR.'•
,
:WONDERFUL VICTOr.
• One item* Aditdt3te the Long Llit 'efts
Cures . ,etly Psychtneteaa
, .
'This youngdady, who littee in Brovenae.
mine near'Weedstock, Onte, tells her Own:
dor; in a feeecffective words of hoW she.
obtained deliverance frem. the terrible".
grip of *teepees and dieing°.
1 have to thank rsfehine formy present -health,
harardo lyreadtararmoiyawerts ageorioasng.ittcnt:geoordeclin. 4ec.o..ilLiecouulott
sweep the carpet.
.1.1 1 went for s
drweibe.cIto lie
eatudwoenwettrbf oor a wn, II re,
:tweak to lift it
hhioteulithI3 via at to set.
Cateri itt
Otar 6::04,0vint:yit
W&7, 11.114 last
titniii:oirantaiti4g170P, PIteld-y. •
Utterly, nelpless
fether:monld give
niena peace Until,
VSY"
rwhaire lko lel IC iilal forik
decline Or weal: -
1113i Old VIII "Atiel
Feney4:0166prrtrtibity'reitkiekedndt, 101 too of %little, pale, hollow
ehatked, Walesa, Anelancholy girl, 1 am te,tar
full of WU. ready for a sleigh.rido, skatmg
match, or. an even ogparty with Anyone, and a
few months ago I could not struggle to church.
• 40 roads from toy heine. I have never had the
slightest crane to fear any letunt of the disea",
t/.1,A 140R1E1. WOOD,
BtoWnaville,
Theusande of women are tieing PSY-
(1111Sli.l. beeatme they know from exiier-i-
ietate that in it they have a eafeiriend
and deliverer. l'sychine is vronderful
tonic, purifying. alma blood, driving out
dative germs, gives a ravenoUs appetite,
aids digestion and aesimilation of food,
and is a praitive and absolute cure for
dieeatet of throat, eheet, lunge, stomach
idyl other organs, It quickly builds OP
the entire eystem, iaking el& people •
Well ittid. weak. peoplci Strong.
AY.* .•,
Comm. `on Cute, the Lung Took, and ;
to he the only reliable remedy for all i
Fall and Winter weather. They will 1
mach cold,' DO you know *Lout Shiloh% i
whet it it done he to many? it u said
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