Exeter Advocate, 1902-11-6, Page 3ROW TO AITOID POTATO, ROT
pORDZIVME MIXTURE SHOULD
BE USED FREELY.
Useiol Bee for Making the Mix-
ture, and, How to Apply It
to the Vines.
If potato grow ere could ouly be
led to realize that late potato blight
or rot cannot be cured but van be
Prevented, they w14 USe 13OrdeaaN
snixture Mere freeky than they do.
It is ouito true that the late blight
iS not an annual, visiter, neverthee
less no one can prophesy wilen it
veill put in an Unwelcome Appearance.
After it nataes its preseeee 5risithie
by the leaves turning brown, and
daaing uP it is to late to save the
era's, for iaegicides are ;oily preven-
tives and not remedies, It (loge
little if ar.y goad Us Apply the af-
ter the caseasse appears; ad the
epraying iuust, be done before it can
be Onownwhether or xeee an et-
breen will eccur. 'Pus t is thAt if
the blight does Dot appear the
money epent in spraning appears to
tn,ve been thrown oevey. Experi-
ments non only in Canada but in the
Vnited States halm demonstrated
that spraying' is prontable whether
the late blight prevail or Pot.
Though early blight is oineeet cen.
Ulu to appear unlese prevented, end
its deonege. not :so noticeable in any
one seasofl. as tbat of the lato
blight. yet fully as great in the age
gregtete, may be Almost wholly
avoided by Qprayirig. dieeeee
caueve the brown dean spate on the
leaves. which are merited by eonCen.^
Ida rings. and which nometiraes ate
Wt. ;so PlInit (41 the ieof surfaeo that
tile nutratlen of the plant is envious-
ly elmelmil. For this diseaFe, as for
the iota bUgIt, Bordeoux mixture is
an annost perfect preventive. Its
protective power would probably be
complete could each Peen be entirely
toated with a, thin Myer of the de-
posited Rule nut copper sulphate,
beeanne the et:ores of the diseese
roeld then not Ono any vulnerable
Tbe meant tbis complete
volition is obtaimed the more per-
fect will be the protection, anel it
ean oely secered by SpiWifig earn --
Piny
WITII A FINK NOZZLine
Vb1OBordeeux onxeure Is not
ponentons to inerets it is very die-
testefid to titem, aid Paris green
combined with it eau be more even-
ly distributed by the sprayer than
in any other way. ll'he lime in the
Bordeaux mixture will cameo the
poison to adhere to the leaves so
time its protective influence is
strengthened and the period of its
efficacy prolonged. Flea beetles as
well as the ordinary potato beetles
tan scarcely attack the leases with-
out beim poleoned; and applied with
the Bordeaux mixture Paris green
will not burn the foliage an it Sonle-
tilllea does when applied as a dry
powder, or when simply mixed with
water. iany authorities, too, be -
that the Bordeaux mixture ft'-
lX a fa.vorabie influence up-
on potato foliage not due to its er-
ase. feet upon dfseaeee or insects. These
reasons ,cornbine in favor of using
It on potatoes: mut In the experi-
ments made. the application of Boa-
(leauxe mixture and Paris green Were
profitable even in a. sett,Soll when fun-
gous diseases were scarcely notice.
ble.
Ile Bordeaux mixture for use in
potatoes ebould be made as follows:
Tune six pounds of copper sulphate
Shim: vinvol) .tern1 tie if. up in a
piece of thin eloth-an ordinary salt
bag will auswer well -then suspend
from a stick laid across tho top
n a coal oil or other barrel half
with clean water. so that the
ling may be just beneath the sarface
of the water, when the copper Sul-
phate will dissolve in an hour or
two. Ls another vessel slake lour
pounds of fresh lime in sufficient wa-
ter to Irma° a. thin whitewash. Strain
ibis through a. fine sieve or sad: to
remove all lumps. When the copper
aStOW.IIEL/Ei CAME.
An Interesting Story From an
Icelandic Settlement.
• From the Logberg, Winnipeg, Man.
The readers of Logberg have long
been familiar with the virtues of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills throligh the
well authenticated cures published
in these columns each week. Many
of our readers are alSo filde to vouch
for cures which have oome under
their own observation. This week
"Logberg" has receiwitd a letter
• from one of its readers, Mr. D. Wal-
terson, a prosperous farmer living
at Pro, in which he gives his own
experience in the hope that it may
benefit some other sufferer. Mr. Wal,
terson says: "Some years ago I
was suffering so •greatly from rheu,
inatisre in my limbs that I Was for
a long time unable to do any work.
I tried in many ways to obtain •ri
cure, both by patent medicines and
medicine prescribed by doctors, but
without obtainixer any benefit.
saw Dr. WilliamsPink Pills adyer-
Used in the Logberg as being a cure
for this trouble and determined to
give it a 'trial, 1 bought o dozen
boxes and before half of them were
used I felt a great change' for the
better. This ioaprovement continued
from day to ,day, and before 1 had
used all the pills I was completely
cured. Since that time I 'wave Bev-
er had an attack of this trouble. M -
ter this I unid the pills in several
other ,use and no other medicine
has been so beneficial to me. 1 feel
, it my duty to publicly give testi-
mony to the merits of this wonderful medicine so others similarly
afflicIed 'may be led to try it
If you are Weak or ailing; if your
merres ore tired and jaded, or your
blood is out of condition, you will
be wi-Se to use Dr, Willitties' Pink
Pills, which are an unfailing- cure for
all blood and llarVe troubles, lint
he 'ra you get the genuine, with the
full name, "Dr, Willianis' Pink Pills
for Pale People," on the wrapper
e,reuml every box. Sold by all me-
diVeze dealers or sent post paid et
aa cents a box oj. six boxes for
$2.50 by writing dieact to The 'Dr.
Williams' Medicine CO., 13rockville.
Eve Tempted Adam;
And Adaxn has been tempting Bre
ever since. Imagine a man selling
a woman rancid butter while keep-
ing her attention 11Ne1 on a "Prize"
given With the rancid butter 1 A wo-
man may be tempted by "prizes"
to buy common soaps, that she may
not lower will Soon. rain her - clothes
end beads, But she aeon Mule mit
the difference between common
soaps and Sunlight Soap. $he ihmle
$onlight Soap-Octazon Bar -a Prize
in itself. Her eiothea as longer,
arld, ber hands ape esared from
eceenta. no
stapbate has all dissolved. pour the
lime wash into a, barrel, waviiy. stir,.
ring. the toixtuee all the time. Now
'MI up the barrel to the top svita
waterand the itur sready for
use.
TO. APPLY- *MIS MIXTURE
the foliage the heat and crteap-
eet way is to ure a Proper spraying
pump and noenhe but it these be nOt
04 band good restate which will
well repay the trouble may be Wes
ained by Applyiog the mixture- with
watering cane suppliea with fine
oses.
A great advantage of this snixtuee
is Viet Pttris green, the catly prep.-
Mel meetly fur the Colorado Po-
tato beetle, call be pplied et the
same time. To do thin ale. Jamee
Fletcher. the Dominion Ilutoutolo-
Wet, advisee mixing from a quarter
to bell a pound of Paris green with
a.little water so as to make a 'thick
pate. and then dding thi to tho
forty -We galleus of Bordeaux mix-
ture, which renders the poison of eX.
actly the same strength ati when
wed with plain water
These mixtures met be kept eon-
stantly stirred Netlike being used,
beth the lime in the Bordeaux
mixture and the Paris green quickly
sink to the natant of the mixture if
left undisturbed.
The Bordeaux mixture is a pre-
ntive Temedy. and the time to
ply it in any locality in inst. be
re 4140 blights treatul of vieualln
a peer there. the object being to
keep the plante duriug the wkolie of
the time they are liable to iujurei
covered with the fuogicidal preparation.
The early blight in Ontario and
Quebec generally appears at the end
Of JUIlfie or the begiunieg of July.
The late Iniglit or potato rot in
most parte of Canada evident shOWS
itself until August. Spraying
ehould1 therefore, be begeso early in
July and be repeated every two
weeks at least outil the seeond week
In September.
Tbree application, of Bordeaux
Mixture aud Faris green may ste-
am experiments showing in plots
!prayed three times ne mach as 52
bushels more per acre of Merchanta-
ble potatnee than in the unsprayed
Plata; Antii thoess sprayed live
times, 02 bushels more to the iter0
than in the unsprayed.
Department of Agriculture, Otta-
tva.
----a
GAVE. 'UP FORTUNES.
ni•••••••••
Soma Wealthy Girls Who Illarried
For Love.
While many people marry with the
object of obtaining wealth, there are
others who go so far as to give up
fortunes in order to espouse the
man or woman of their choke. Not
so very long ago the daughter of
an American inlilionniro /tad to
choose between ber lover and a for-
tune, and she renounced the latter.
She was engaged, but her choice did
not please her father, and conse-
quently he called upon Iter to give
up either one or the other. The de-
cision involved the return of thou-
sands of dollars in bonds, a mune
sten, find various other property ;
but nevertheless she remained true
to the man of ber heart.
Another wealthy girl adopted t
similar course a year or two ago,
aud the step she took caused quite a
somatic:in among her friends and ac-
quaintances. They could not Under-
stand how a wealthy girl could give
up all the treasures of life in. order
to become the wife of a compara-
tively poor man; but she did so, M
spite of threats and entreaties.
In another ease, a few months
ago, a girl who Was heires,s to a
fortune renounced it, and became
the wife of a laborer. The story of
her wooing was quite a romantic
one. It appears that one day while
listening to a band she became in-
fatuated with .one of the players,
Who was a laborer, and the two
soon got an speaking terms. The
love was reciprocated, but naturally
such a, line of conduct did not meet
with the approvai of the young
lady's father, a wealthy meeker. Pe
threatened to disinherit his daugh-
ter, but all to no purpose, for at the
end of •a courtship of only a few
months' duration she Married the
laborer. Her father thereupon tore
up his will, which he had made in
her favor; and cast off the girl
without the pro'Verbial farthing. He
also disposed of property valued at
000, whiCh be had been holding
in his daughter's interest, and foi-
bade her to enter' his house again,
It is to behoped that the girl's
Married. libo SVili imply compensate
hoe for -,the peeuhitu7y:loss she has
sustained, but many people will be
sceptical enough to think that when
the glamour has worn off shewill
long for; her Wealth cgain.
Similarly,- another ' 1W1 CSS 'fell in
love : with a, collieri and ultimately
Married him, Burin' a snake at
the collieries the man obtained .work
On a farm; - where the .guiszsiv him,
mid was captivated. Her goardian.
Sent her fiatiay, as he .digapproved
the choice ; in the hope that abSence,
which is geperally etda [led -with
Making . the heart grow fonder,
would, in her case, help :her to for -
gate the wild infatuation of her.
youth .: In thii. hoWever, he Was d, -
appointed, for after es thee .the gui
returned, and the , lovers Were; .Inar-H
00. When the case-iVae reported
the collier and lus Wife were living
not very far assay frOni the !mine of
her wealth and luxory, Such a
tr:insition weidd: he :Very: net iechl4e,
one 'Would imagine, „ to a 'girl of
taSte:aed eefinemene. , •
• WANTED.
ELTAoLK PARTIES- TO EMT
as' for .us at their homes, whole
or spare time. We furnish menhine
and all material necessary to do the
work, and pay yen good prices in
cash as you complete 4, Send
stamp for full particulars at once to
Tbe Dominion Knitting Co., Drug-
gists' Corporation Bldg., Toronto,
Canada.
PEESONAL POINTERS.
Notes of Interest About So e
Pr cnieinent People.
The King's onaehman never knows
where he is to drive until Ilie Ma-
jesty is actually seated, in the car-.
liege., This is a continuance of the
rule which came into force when
Queen Victoria ascended tiw throne.
At Raby Castle, the seta of the
Duke of Cleveland. there is an cantle
fare in the great halt which has been
burnieg for many centuries. It is the
special care of twe of the laske'a ee-
tainers. and as there is a good. sal-
ary attached to the post it is oolY
reasonable to suppose than many can -
twine still will pass before the ere
firialler expires,
Among the art treaeurca poeeesevel
by Baron Ferdinend de Rothschild Ls
grandfathers clock widish cost or-
ginaUy
$140.001. The ineebauiata
records the dey of the week. month
of the year, end the pbeees of the
Moan. The quarters are ehireed on
different tells, apd rere thiog with
these cloche) it hue second -amid.
Tho case stande 11. feet •higb. It
once enerked the time in the palace
o11j XVI
Queen Maria Christine. the ex -110 -
gent of Spain, is one of the best bil-
liard players of Europe. In her
girlhood days she aequireen remora -
able ekill, aud often challenged her
relatives among tbe Arelidulsee, of
whom scarcely one eouhl hold hie
own against her. Ateong the deep
cares et tier earlsr Regency billiards
languished a little:, but with her
semi* approaelt to mauhood the
quemes interest in tbe game revived.
Over eighty *ere of age, the vet-
eran Kart of I-vice:Ker. is the proud
•bolder of quite on exceptional rec-
ord. •Pie has been married twice and
bas bad no lower than eighteen
children. the youngest being a. boy
juet, ten years or age. Ile is also a
great-grandfather, and the father -1n -
law of no fewer than ;six peeree-
namely. the Karla of Dunmore, Dart-
mouth, Leitrim. and Liebfield. Lord
Belper, and VisCOUnt. Powerscourt.
One of the most rereerkable build-
ings In -the world is the palace of
the King of Siam. It is enclosed in
tlazzingly white walls over a mils in
circumference. Within these walls
re tezuples, public officee, mraglios.
stable for the sacred elephant, AC"
conuaodation for 1,000 trawl,, cav-
alry, war elephants, and an arsenal.
There is &so a very flne theetre,
where Engliela French. and German
•companies frequently perform before
the Royal household. The King
himself is extremely fond of theatri-
cals.
It is a traottlonary custom in the
Marlborough family, for Melt Duke
to masent a Blenheim spaniel to the
Duchess when she enters Blenheim
Palace for the iirst time as its mis-
tress. The story from which this
custom had its origin Is that dur-
ing the battle of Blenheim a spaniel
followed at the heels of the great
Duke throughout the day, never
leaving him until victory was as-
sured, and tale Dutatess, the famous
Sarah Churchill, in memory of the
incident, forthwith adopted the
spaniel as ber favorite dog.
The Karig of Spain is of all Sov-
ereigns the one with the largest as-
sortment of names. They are: Al-
fonso Leon Ferdinand Marie Jacques
Isidor Pascal Martial Antoine. There
is a. reason for every one of these.
Alfonso was after his father, the late
Alfonso XII., Leon after bis godfath-
er, the Pope, Ferdinand was the fav-
orite mune of the young King's fa-
ther, Marie because be is dedicated
to -the Virgin, Jacques in honor of
the patron saint of Spain, Istidor af-
ter the patron of Madrid, Pascal
front the day of his birth, which was
the Feast of St. Pascal, Martial be-
cause 'he was baptized on the Feast
of St. Martial, and Antoine is of the
Royal Family of Spain.
THE MODERN MOTHER.
Has Ways of Caring for Baby
that Our Grandmothers Never
Knew.
•
Many almost sacred traditions of
the nursery have been cast aside by
the up-to-date mother. Even the
once essential cradle is now ,seldom
found in the house blessed by baby's
presence. The modern baby is not
fed every time he cries, but when
the clock announces the proper time.
The doctor approves of this and
baby is better for a, but despite
regular hours for feeding, nearly all
the disorders of Wants are caused
by ,the derangements of the stomach
and bowels. Mother's greatest
problem is a treatment for triese ills
that wie be gentle bat effective, and
ebove all, safe. Mrs. J. W. Bailey,
of Head Lake, Ont., writes from the
ullness, of experience when elao says:
"I have used Baby's Own Tablets
for my six months old baby who
was troubled with indigestion. The
results were beyond my expecta-
tions. Words cannot convey to
those who have not tried them. the
worth of these Tablets. 1 will nev-
er again use any other preparation
for the baby, as I am convinced
there is nothing so good as Baby's
Own Tablets."
These Tablets are a gentle laxative
and comforting- medicine for infants
and children., They are pleasant to
take anasere guaranthed to contain
no opiate. lf your druggist does
not keep Baby's Own Tablets send
25 tents to the Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont., or Sche-
nectady, N. Y., and e full sized box
will be mailed, post paid, to your
address.
•
ANCIENT ENGLISIYIN-
The George In, in the -village of
Norton St. Philip, Somerset, is
supposed to be the oldest licensed
iriUage aleitouse in England, the
licensee dating from 18e7. This
alleieut innas may be imagined, le
oat without a history. In June,
1685, it was 0CCPPled_ by the Duke
of Monmouth, who at Norton, St.
Pallas gaiued the one euccess et hie
• otherwise disastrous eampaigo.
Against this, however, =1St be re-
corded tbe attempt on Menonouth's
life. There wes a roWo.rd for his
body, living or dead, and as he
stood at the 'window of the George
Ion he was shot. But the would -tie
aeeassin raiesed him. and the nue
fortunate duke was reserved for a
worse fate on Tower Bill. Another
-celebrity" who ie eaid to have
eleptnt tbe George ie (Myer Crom-
well-
SEVEN YEARS IN BED.
TNI$ WONDERFUL CASK BOB -
PERS Oin Tun: MIRAQIILOITS.
InTetbing Like It as Ever Been
Nearel of - In• Newfoondland
Where the Story C011Ica FreezeXt
• Nos Created a, Profound Sensa-
tion.
(iotteile Cove, New Pay, Newfound, -
land, Oct. 27.--(Special.)--Tbis part
uf he island has been thoroughly
nroued by the meet miraculous cure
9 a Mon vented Jovepli Boon.
For eight years thie Tnen hod been
ailing and tor seven years of thin
time he wee unable to work. Me bad
Back Mite and Endeey Comphtint,
Ip fact he was all pains and aches.
Ho had, been treated from time to
time by several doctors and ulthougn
be always carebsily attended to their
several prescriptions sweetly ae or-
dered by them, be got no relief. but
was elowly growing worse.
Firsdly he wept to the bespital
where be remotned ter enven mouth%
only to te sent home as an ir4eura-
ble Mee.
o late tried every remedy 14e could
hear et, electric beltslinireente. olio
rad other medicines tut all. of no
avail. No one ever thought be
could ever be 'well again.
Ilowever, one day he picked up a.
acwaPaper containing an account of
how Mr, Richard uirk. of Fortune
Mather, had been CUre4 of Tennleago
by Deald's Kidney Pills. After read-
ing thin Mr. Boon made up his mind
to try this remedy and at came be-
gan a treatment.
Ile ueed altogether twenty-one
boxes before he wos able to go to
work again, but now be In able to
attend to his daily duties as strong
tuul vigoroue as any man along the
coast.
Mr. Boon is a flattens= and in at
present, engaged at lobster fishing
with no thought whatever of Ids old
time Back Ache mutt ether pains.
Tbe people here regard this cure as
little fauna of maim:Wove.
TRICKING A CONJURER.
Speaking of mean tricksters., a. co -
respondent recently wrote to say he
once found himself sitting at the
side of a well-kaown conjurer dur-
ing dinner at an hotel. He knew
the conjurer by eight, mut was
therefore preparod for sturtling
events.
Iu the middle of the meal the ma-
gician leaned over and, separating
the lettuce leaves on our hero's
plate, disclosed a. large diamond
ring there.
"Dear me, how caseless!" exclaim-
ed the conjurer, expecting to see his
neighbor start back M surprise. But
the said neighbor didn't do any
such thing. Coolly picking up the
gem, he remarked:
"I'm always leaving things like
that about. Here, waitress -a, little
present for you." And he handed it
to the girl lab° was waiting at
ble.
"Whereupon," my correspoudent
concluded, "the conjurer went in to
the hall to make rude remarks to
himself."
NO o b.er o sesses tlee ex
site tlaver o tb genuine
AOla T
oulaTa
We can handle any quantity of properly packed Appie
Also any quantity of Poultry (deal or alivei) Mae ea.
FRP_ N 3tIgt 4; 1 fl 1104tIr
WEeNT OUT AGAIN. THE BABILSS COT MIXIII).
IT had been out late. When Ile Baby stows are out of faeldoe Jest
reached bis reeidence the cieenele now 'In a, certain South. Ogrolina
clock was striaieg ave. Heavy. Wantand tte reason is rot far tc.
weary. disgusted. he a/Feued Lae seen. An leNcePtIQIIAIRY gs-40 ea.
front door with some difficulty and hibitloO Ica, heiag held, laatlng sere
eral days. cots Ixdng Provided far
tha bealea to elaep in at raght, la-
belled with otaraea. As lue4 Woold
Pave it, senee misagnvons yontbe
slipped iuto the exhibition WI duos
Ing the ttig.ba, =need up the tante,
and then made oil. Neet morolog
pal:do:porn= reigetea. late non yvp,„4
hilee with agitated mothere trying
to identify tteir little 'pees. n'No
More baby ehows for US," wee the
uhnous try.
softly toiled up the stales, enterieg
the bed chevalier with eleborate
caution.
Thaok goodness. site was Asleep
Ile airopeed into a cbair. end,
without talaug (;Ii his voat or het,
began to remove his eheee. Oue be
placed with care epon the floor. but.
etas I as he teen oft the ether it
slipped out of his hand fled fell
esith a loud rioire.
"Witee"" Awoke on tile iretar,t.
Sl, e looked at him and then et the
owner eunligat that streemed
hrough the blind'.
"Why. Geerge. valet are am: get-
ting up so (duly' for ?"
Talk about reprievse !
-nny.iny deer." replied George,.
With the cleareet crawl:Alan of
which he was capahle, "1 found
tadn't FiceP. FQ 1 thought I'd act
up Untl go oat. and tea* a. wala."
And (nut. tlie poor wreech went.
draggiug hiseseit retied wearily for
tottr. ATOP the verge of *earl
41 terpor.
There tenter mm„ azIft afire:: 'trait bl
unlverFal pmeackg,a, ti cue teractr„ fee ell
ille to videa flash at helseathe very nattne
f many curativee %Ma such tbat were
Cut germs of other aa' differently swell
uoy aisinfeetunt
iy meal -ea -ended by the 4.-dte
ion es a eafeguard against;
eetious dieeesea,
r. bay, don't Foe.
thatcigarettes paralyze the
st etoyaeatao I don't loiow.
'yee ertte. bear me boiler wace. dell
satO 'It."
Me 1.47 M—ve
Minds Waled toms .CUMS etc,
"MeV will yea imive Scut hair
et?" queried tie, tali:satire t=ter.
niestael the diengreealale ram
trine And "MI" teeter cut (ie.
.1.1.011•••••••
petieut-traat 1re*.eVe Wilt 1144, up proprietor4 cot ssnorsan Rosana on.
4151355 rCl)n lel/ 14 a 14 qftYgtu"ro, ltesare. Nestaree Lymen Ca awe the
-urn uu1d saaGraaal.a.11te ,swe which is nom tieing cola ip tumeUt5
invv-e.110we'rkr. In Qullau* "%ue• ware*, gnantitiesthronahotiz tap Devaluate. It
Olital9 able in al EDID54 11 ..t asekeeasa be sea sageeue,.
state, resnedy teen:a:4y anre
d steo*: ..Leverywhere man soreenesn or emote
BY iTs Gradual ;1041 P141010111 u!'e. ‘he beeline it -beelines Vain autil 61.0 *avant
irAlle4t bY611,(2811!arel"ehlw c"valescenc° relief. Tide vninahla siteeille foe almeee
and etrengei. en the menence which cpt. ...eery in thot,ae5a „de to." 0 wane)
nine exerts G011 e. leowu sesieralrrea by."' tbe entlaree as mese ereciene time%
Itrelleves the dumping spirits of these geid. the eriNie Or lite 1ell-el-1E1y a
g it IA elliT;407(nnonadcgr :42 toutetrt'ez.t !lel; neated frame. To the feriner it it antis -
disease, and, by tram unit:tag the :server,. triasablc.* 'lull it' 132 Qverr
disposes to eened refreeolna fleet).- Qu -5°'
intetarts vigor to tbe action et the bloat,
winch bung stimulated, coursei through.
11441 400 veins. strengthening the healthy
animal functions of the system, thereby
vantine" aCtivity 4 access:ay Nstth,
strengibeningthe frame, and giving' life
to the 1ligeittre organe. evitich naturally
ileuuttul it:created eubstance-result, ill: -
preyed appetite. Northrop Se Leman of
Toronto, bave given to tee public their
euperfor gninine Wine at the usual rate,
end, gauged by the opiumn of onetinato
this 'sum opproaches neerair, perfection ot
ane. in the market. All druggists 1011 44,
Hoax -"Now tlid be mate /41.3 mo-
ney 7" Joax-nQuIte by accident."
Floax--Irow was that 9" Joan. -
"lie 3c:et a, leg in a. railway toneeb,
and recovered eitunagea."
Beware or Ointments for Catarrh
that contain Mercury
as mercury will urely dealer the sense of
small anaeompletelyderange the wholeayateM
when entering it through the Mucous surfaces.
Such articles thould never he used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they wind° fates fold to the good ran
can vosaibls derive from them. Catarrh
Ouse, sactindectined by E.T. Cheese & Ca. To -
leas, O., coutaies so memory, and, is taken In.
tornally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the misdeal. In buying
Hairs Catarrh Core be sure you gat the genii
It in ttkenints-nm
ally and ad e in Tolarie
Mo. by T. Cliliney 1: co. liesdeitiaiiii
Postal -Vier have to 'put;
another etamp on that letter.** Mits
Perte="Whe?" Postal Cierien."Bee
cameo itae overweight." 11.IC3 rt.rt
--ennet, gracious! Another etamp
would. Vtat:O it ctili heavier."
'for OTfr 32t117 Teets.
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Sean !emetics' of 113-0M1 0for their c Odom TOW
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tartans Qin gum", *Maya all cam want iNet`i!, anot
estbe bed reraydy far Ditirrxa, Is Veasan1 ta
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lave. Ded, greaOts in every t et the .
rwentptIrocapta tic.fle. Its saint) la treal.n able.
lie sato ar.d oak for Mrs, Window a DeaDalcz
and take no attar kind
Judge --"Your innocence is proved
You are acquitted." Prisoner (to
the jury) --Very sorry indeon, gra-
tlemen. to base given you all this
trouble for nothing."
.1•111••••••1
igloarcrs Liniment relieves Neuralgia,
'T never went to a cireus when I
was a, little boy." said the rather
austere parent. "Was that because
your father wouldn't let you go
less you would be good?" ;sated the
free. youngster. in entire innocence. •
mato* Druggists, price 75a per bottle.
Ifeire Family Fills are the beat.
11111.1
The ceremony of marriage was per-
formed M record them by a Texan
udge a year or two ago, Address -
ng the happy couple, he is said to
lave completed the ceremony and
demanded his lees Ili the following
ormula: "Kneel down; grab hands;
)itched; six dollarsl"
Nurses Experience. 1
1
Medical men say that a good nurse
in a difac.ult case is better than me-
dicine, but when we can get a good
nurse and good medicine, the pa-
tient stands a much better chance of
recovery. A few words of advice
given below by muse Eliza King,
are well worth the attention 'bf all
readers :
"I have constantly used St. Ja-
cobs Oil in the various situations I
have occupied as nurse, and. have in-
variably found it excellent in all
cases requiring outward application,
such as sprains, bruises., rheumatic
affections, neuralgia, etc. In cases
of pleurisy it is an excellent remedy
-well rubbed in. I can strongly re-
commend it after several years' use
and experience. It should Le M ev-
ery household."
Sister Carolina, St. Andrew's
Hospital, writes : "I have found St.
Jacobs Oil a most ealaacious rem-
edy in .gout ; else in sprains and
bruises. Indeed, we cannot say too
much in its praise, and our doctor
is ordering it constantly."
INFLUENCE OF CLOTHES.
Jerry ---`'How 'do geed clothes
make a man a gentleman ?"-
Joe --"They make him feel as if Ile
was expected to act like one."
There are cases of consumption so far
advanced that Bickle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup will not cure, but none so bad that
it will not give relief. Por coughs, colds
and all affections of the throat, lungs and
chest, it is a specific which has never been
known to fail. It promotes a free and
easy expectoration, thereby removing the
phlegm, and gives the diseased parts a
chance to heal.
Except the Joppa Cate, all the
entrances to JeruSalem are closed at
sunset.
Miourd's Liniment hr sale everywhere
The largest public testimonial ever
given to an author was presented to
Sienkiewiez, the Polish author, Ia,st
year. It consisted of a home and
L10,000,,
They Drove Pimples Away. -A face
covered with pimples is unsightly. It
tells of internal irregularities which
should long since have been corrected.
The liver and the kidneys are not per-
forming their fnnetions in the healthy
way -they should, and these pimples are
to let you know that the blood' protests.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will drive
theft all away, and will leave the ekin
clear and clean. Try them, and there
will be another witness to their excel-
lence..
-
"I am bard to discourage," Raid
the rejected: suitor inelocirematically:
"Some day a'll make you say you
love me, • and then -and not ontil
thee -I satin die happy." • "I'll say
it now," Said she promptly. "I
dOe't mind telling a lie" for a, good
eauee.".
IMPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP
Tile quality standard ken ocean to ocean.
Your wane, back if not setInfeetary.
ROSE k LA.FIALtatE, Amts. - Montreal ,
Tee most dangerous pert of the
British coast is between Islambor-
ongh Head and the Norta Foreland.
Next comes that between Anglesea
and the Mull of Cantyre,
roe MAINTAfttltie ROBUST PEAL,Tit
Mardis Liniment Cures Dandruff
Jules Verne is now 74 years old.
He wrote • his first book, -Five
Weeks M a Balloon," at the age of
fie, lb ' T1.11
A. Clear, Healthy Skin.-Bruptions of
the skin itnd the blotches which blemish
beauty are the result of impure blood
caused by unhealthy action of the Liver
and Kidneys. In correcting this un-
healthy action and restoring the organs
to their normal. condition, Pornuzlee's
Vegetable Pills will at the same time
cleanse the blood, and the blotches and
eruptions will disappear without leaving
any trace.
"You don't even know how to
snake a lemon -tart," remarked the
cookirig-school girl, with fine scern.
"It isn't necessary to make a lemon -
tart," replied the other. "All the
lemons I've ever seen were pretty
tart already."
osesseseeasaeseeeseaseeeesereereeeeseaese
Messrs. C. C. Richards Co. •
Gentlemco,-hry daughter 13 .yeara
old, was thrown from a sleigh • and
injured her elbow so badly it res
mained stiff and very painful for
three • years. Four bottles of MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT eompletely cured
her a.ud she has not been troubled
for two years.
Yours truly,
TB. LEVESOUFa
•St. Joseph, Pala., Aug. 18, 1000.
asesesana, -seeseseneesaasesseesese...„:
Elderly Fiance -"I hope you are
not inipressed by the .silly seetimet-
teliste who hole that because you've
married once you ought not to
marry again?" Pretty Widow ---
' Don't let that worry you, dear;
I've no such, prejudice. My own
dear • , mother wee metaled three
times, and I onla hope that in all
things I may follow her example,"
AN ADMIRADLII FOOD
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