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Exeter Times, 1908-07-30, Page 3YOUNG FOLKS OOOOOOOOfi/ THE BOB -WHITE FAMILY. "Do little birds do just as their fathers and mothers dot" question- ed Molly, a3 she leaned close to Aunt Elanor, and looked across the field to where "hob -White" and bis family had established a summer home. "Not always," replied Aunt Elin- or, slipping her arm about the little girl. 'Sornetimes they learn by their own experience to have more confidence iu inert and women and children than their parents had." "What is confidence?" questioned Molly, who always wanted the mean- ing of things. "Well, it's just the feeling you have when you lean up against me," explained Aunt Elinor, with a little laugh. 'You are sure I won't hurt you, and you feel safe, as though you were protected." "Oh, yes," responded Molly. "And do some birds feel that way when they are near people ?" Aunt Elinor nodded. "In coun- tries where children are taught to be gentle and friendly with birds they become very tame." "Would those little Bob -Whites ever have confidence iu me i" ask - cif Molly. "Yes, in'doed," said Aunt Elinor. And that very day Molly went across the field to where Mrs. Bob -White wets perched on the low fence, talk- iegg to her little family. Molly did not go very near. She sat down on a big stone, where she could see them plainly; but Mrs. Mrs. Bob -White fluttered off the fence and joined her family, and they all scuttled away in the tall grass. Molly sat very quietly, and scattered the little bag of wheat she had brought all about the rock. After a while, as the birds did not come back, she went home. The next 'day she started down the field again, for Aunt Elinor had told her that she must be very patient with all small wild creat- ures, and that it would take many visits before the quails would know that she was a friend. As she calve near the rock where she sat the day before there was a flutter of wings, and Alothor Quail flow off to her perch on the fence, and Molly hoard a low, plaintive "Quoi-i-hee !" from the little birds; but they did not fol- low their mother very far. Molly sat down in the grass, and saw the little birds pick up the sweet grains of wheat; and Mother Quail, after a few scolding notes, came back to her family. But she hopped about nervously, or made little upward flights. Molly was sure that the birds were beginnig to know her. This time she left some pieces of cake near the rock; and every clay for two weeks she came faithfully to visit the Bob -Whites. By this time they began eto look for her. and these wildest of wild birds had learned what their parents had not known— confidenwa in human beings. Aunt Elinor Aould sit on the porch and watch Molly go across the field, and see the little Bob -Whites come al- most within reach of her little niece's hand. Sometimes they would even follow Molly a little way toward the house in the most loving and fearless manner, although their doubtful mother called warningly after her family, as though she had not conquered al her fears, or as though she would teach thein not to be too ready to trust. "They have learned something their mother doesn't know, haven't they, Aunt Elinor?" Molly declar- ed, happily, as she looked back to- ward the birds, and remembered what Aunt Elinor had told her of the meaning of the word "confi- dence. "&Youth's Companion. IMPORTANT PEOPLE. Happy City is undoubtedly a very orderly town --never more than one lynching a month being enacted there—but is has an unenviable rep- utation for cheating at cards. A greenhorn, seeing life, visited the only hotel the city boasts the other day and some companionable gentlemen impressed flim into play- ing poker with them. Against his will he played. Against his will, H'tso, he lost. Realizing that all his money had departed and that he would have to `••fit►k about three hundred miles :ma to civilization, he went to the Sheriff and said: 'Officer, I want you to arrest those two en over there for forcing me into game of cards with them and then swindling rate." "Y'r askin too much, stranger," replied the guardian of the law. "1 c'an't arrest them gents. One's tit' honored mayor of this 'ere city, an' th' other's th' chief of the police." :tee here !" exclaimed the angry man. "I wish you would muzzle that dog of yours at night. His bark- ing IreCps sty,' baby awake, ' "I was just going to request you to muzzle your baby," rejoined the neighbour. "His nightly howling anneeys my dog :" The Felf.maJaelan 1Leica :y Lor :e,: and neglects lo a4!4 the f1n4,11.1.g 'ouCl,cti. TSUTNERLAND SISTERS SCALP CLEANER is the only Dandruff Cure. For Shampooing it has no equal. Sold by all ail druggists, got, or sent postpaid from the Seven Sutherland Sisters, 179 King St., Toronto, on ret:eipt of price. THAT WAS WHY. Brown—"I say, Green, you are just the man I want to see. You have known me now for five years, haven't yoit ?„ Green—"Yes." Brown—"Well, I would like you to accommodate me with a loan of five dollars." Green—"Sorry, Brown, but I can't." Brown—"Can't 1" Why not 2" Oreen—"Because I've known you for five years." AN IIONEST DOCTOR ADVISED PE—RU—NA. mil. SYIXESTER E. SMITH, Rooth lYl 218, Granite Block, St. Louis, Mo. writes: "Peruna Is the best friend IS sick man can have. "A few months ago 1 same here in a wretched condition. Exposure and dampness had rained my once robust health. I had catarrhal affections of the bronchial tubes, and for a time them was a doubt as to my recovery. "My good honest old doctor advised mo to take Peruna, which I did and in a short time my health began to im- prove very rapidly, the bronchial trouble gradually disappeared, and in three months my health was fully re- stored. "Accept a grateful man's thanks tot his restoration to perfect health." Pe-ru-na for His Patients. A. W. Perrin, M. D. S., 1180 Halsey Bt., Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "I am using your Peruna myself, and am recommending it to my patients la all cases of catarrh, and find it to bo morn than you represent. Peruna cap be had now of all druggists in this see. tion. At tho time I began using it, it was unknown." r}t SAVED THE DISHES. Husband—But why did you dis- miss the cook this morning, when the Higges are coming to dinner to- nightl Wife—Because at 11 a.m. we had only exactly enough dishes left to set the table. Attacks of cholera and dysentery come quickly, there seldom being any warning of the visit. Reme- dial action must be taken just as quickly if the patient is to be spared great suffering and permanent in- bury to the lining membranes of the owels. The readiest preparation for the purpose is Dr. J. D. Kel- log's Dysentery Cordial. It can be got at small cost at any rlrng store or general dealer's, and it will af- ford relief before a doctor can be called. "I'm afraid, Edward. your'ro marrying me only because I've in- herited 850,000 from my uncle." "Why, Blanche, how can you think that of me 7 Your uncle is nothing to me'. I would marry you no matter from whom you inherited the money'." ----- •+ ---- Ladies in Poor Health Everywhere, especially those dis- couraged by failure of previous treatment are invited to write for a free trial of my home treatment, with interesting booklet, all post- i:aid in plain wrappers, with the most reliable references and proofs which will encourage the most (lis - heartened. You can thus quickly satisfy yourself, without cost that Ellis treatment is what you long Lave sought. I will reply promptly to all who write. Address, MRS. M. SI'MMI:RM. Wlttdyur, Ont. ROCK Y. Mr. Wiggins, in his study, was en- deavoring to concentrate his thought upon a bit of writing. A perpetual noise in the flat above an- noyed him beyond human endur- ance. Rushing into the sitting -room he cried. "What is that confounded rack- et?" "My dear, it is only the lady above rocking her baby to sleep." "For heaven's sake, run and tell her to use smaller rocks!" De Jones : "There is one good thing about that man." De Smith: "What is it 1" De Jones: "His opinion of himself." Black Watch 'tSlggest and Best" Plug Chewing Tobacco these 1 GAVE HONOR TO THE BLIND. Great Thinge Aehlet;ed by Iii. Sightless Men. Great things achieved by two men of talent and of spirit so dauntless that even total blindness could not keep them down have just been especially recognized iu Am- erica and Europe. Seventeen years ago Mr. E. D. Campbell, now a university profes- sor and director of the chemical laboratories in the University of Michigan, lost his sight through an accident. In spite of his affliction he has taken a high place in edu- cation and has made original re- searches of much value, especially in the chemistry of iron and ce- ment. He has just attended a ban- quet in his honor at the University of Wisconsin, where he delivered an address on "Tho Effect of Free Magnesia on Cements." It is forty years since the fam- ous blind engineer of Belfast died in Ireland. The Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society has now published a memorial pa- per on his life and remarkable achievements. Alexander Mitchell was 18 years old when he became blind. His life was shrouded in darkness for seventy-two years, but he was in active business till he was 82, and his influence still lives. His two greatest works were the discovery and application of a new principle in preparing the founds- : tions for lighthouses and piers and his improvements in the screw pro- peller. He built many lighthouses, and long before his death ho had the satisfaction of knowing that his inventions were conferring import- ant benefits in India and North and South America as well as in i Europe and that his improvements steam propulsion were used on every sea. There is no lack of illumination it: the minds of such as these who can achieve the exceptional though from "wisdom at one entrance quite shut out." KEEP CHILDREN WELL DURING HOT WEATHER Every mother knows how fats the summer months are to sural children. Cholera infantum, diar rhoea, dysentery and stomach trou bles are alarmingly frequent at thi time and too often a precious littl life is lost after a few hours' ill nese. The mother who keeps 13aby' Own Tablets in the house feels safe. The occasional use of Baby's Own Tablets prevent stomach and bowel troubles, or if the trouble comes soddenly—as it generally dces--the Tablets will bring the little one through safely. Mrs George Howell, Sandy Beach, Que., says :—"My baby was suffering with colic, vomiting and diarrhoea, but after giving him Baby's Own Tab- lets the trouble disappeared. I would ads ise all mothers to keep a box of Tablets always at hand." Seld by medicine dealers or by mail at 25e. a box from The Dr. Willi- ams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. —T Teacher (during history -lesson) : "Who was Joan of Arc?" For a few minutes there was silence. Then a bright little boy put up his hand. "Please, teacher, she was the daughter of Noah!" The Greatest Tonic 1e "Fennvtm." It 1s plerrant In to+te and contain, Just the nourish. meat and strength -giving qualities that are need - Ml by those who are sick sad weakly. Lilt: Eiinse—":•\l;unnia says you ale a dt. ' f a duclor." Pompous; M. 1). 1Eacutly Idca<-i•d)`"indcel! How did sho c enlo k) say Mal?' Little Elmer --"Oh, Elle didn't say it Just that '.•ay, but 1 heard her tell pap you were a quack.' Do not delay in getting relief for the little folks. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is a pleasant and sure cure. If you love your child why do you let it suffer when a retnedy is so near at hand 1 \\'ITHI GOOD B1::\‘ -t,\. Timmin'--"\\';l1 you join us in a lit- t.c atubver ary celebralh n at our is use?'' BEnn .--"fl 'iihted. Wcdd:ng nun:ver. silty or birttalac?" 'Itmmins—"No. Our scrvant"s 1 ts•n with us Just 11 year." Count the cups and count tho ecst. Much is saved by using ."8a - !oda" Ten. Sold only in sealed lead packets, never by peddlers or in bulk. RATTLED. "Hear about Reggie?" ""What's the latest ?" Nell, you know how bashful he 181" "Yep. Get on." "The other night he proposed to Miss Coyne. Of course, he got all balled up. He thought the proper thing would be to get on his knees to her." '.Yes.', 'So he did. Well, he hadn't been on his knees since he was a kid. And, rattled as he was, he couldn't think a thing to say but 'Now I lay me down to sleep!" Nan --"Dia yet& no'lce how• dreadfully that piano nee111d tun ng?" Fan "Why► no. dear. 1 t.h'dupht It harman'zd pt!► kclly with your voioe." O Libby's Vienna Sausage You've never tasted the best sausage until you've eaten Libby's Vienna Sausage. It's asausage product of high food value: Made different: Cook- ed different Tastes different and is different than other sausage! Libby's Vienna Sausage, like all of the Libby Food Products; is carefully prepared and cooked in Libby's Great White Kitchen. It can be quickly served for any meal at any time! It is pleas- ing; not over -flavored and has that satisfying taste: Try it Libby. McNeill i Libby, Chicago. t IMPORTANCE OF BIRDS. So great is the part played by birds in disseminating seeds and in protecting plants by the destruc- tion of noxious insects that Mr. If. W. Henshaw reaches the somewhat astonishing conclusion that if all birds were exterminated, not only would successful agriculture be- come impossible, but the greater part of the vegetation of the earth would eventually be destroyed. A permanent reduction in the bird population, he says, could not but have disastrous consequences. THE WAY. When fate is dealing out hard knocks, Don't try to shako 'em ; Just buckle in and grit your teeth, Then stand an' take 'cin. For when she finds you won't be downed, As sure as shootin,' She's very apt to turn around, And go a-scootin. Marcy a ratan who imagines he is world famous is unknown to tho people in the next block. Useful at all Tines—In winter or 111 summer I'armelee's Vegetable Pills will cope with and overcome any irregularities of the digestive organs which change of diet, change of residence, or variation of temperature may bring about. They should be always kept at Land, and once their beneficial ac- tion becomes known, no one will bo without them. There is nothing nauseating in their structure, and the most delicate can use them confidently. "Willie, is it right to shy 'My sis- ter has come to school' ?" "No miss." "Why not." "Because your sister has went home!" Jest • Wes of caution; When the skin is lestroyetl by burns or scald% apply W ' Ceras Immediately ; the sooner the better. WEARING 'EM OUT. "You're not as strict with that youngster of yours as you used to be." No, for economy's sake. Every month I used to have to buy n,vselle a new pair of slippers and hits a new pair of pants. More men would acquire that tired feeling if aid their words were back- ed by deeds. Trate fr.ends are !bozo who 1 Flom to y, ur talk when y, u ,l. n't s•Iy ;,myth ng. ISSUE NO. 20-09. THE " TENTED CITY 91 AT QUEBEC. 1. f. Iee•ef-Mar a'ai.1 lee-elf.w.. Pr a0 Iee•e%Ayr Narfelle rre.,i TNf MITIS c/7r l,r//M Ieef Offleo A4,l,g Reese r.59,,. Rooms t,/.e„ *Mc' ital.r,tstro, Inds. Ieteae.1/e, a Skye%. Visitors to the great Tercentenary Celebration will /Ind at the •' Tent.d City " every conv,•nlence to bo had at a good hotel, combined with tho delight of sleeping under canvas. On the top of tho cliff—commanding a majniii :311t view of the St. Lawrence, with the Naval Review; of the Pageants on the Plains of Abraham, and of old Quebec -a olty of tents is being erected to pro- vide accommodation for thousands of guests. Three huge Dining Tents will seat 1,600 at once. and, under the management of an efficient caterer, meals will be served here to guests at 60c each. In another tent meals will be served at 26e. Five perfectly equipped Lavatory Tents, conneeted with the City mains, are provided --the one for Ladles In a separate part of the grounds. Sleeping Tents are of three sizes. Pismo of Almay Class " A," holding 11 cornfortahly. Costs fcr tag whutr celebrat Lon - 12 days, with 2 ,says beton, and 3 afterward If desired—$160. Separate beds 11.10 pet day. Class " P." holding 1. or 4 cont, e-tably. For fu31 term, i76. Separate beds t1 per day. Class " C," holding 8. or 2 routfortably. 160 foe full term. Separate beds 12 per day. .A Class " A " tent Just sults a large party, and " B " or " C " small party or faintly. Tho cost le considerably reduecvl by taking the whole tont. Express, TIaggege and Post-otfoes. itafety I)cpoet$ Vaults, Electric Light, Police Protection and Att,cnd4 ants are provided. Rift, to-dayr for Programme of Events and Ap. plication Blank's. and reserve, your ecconunodntt„ Or on your arrival go direct to tho " Tented Cite' With your baggage.. Lots of accommodation in the "Tented t_'ity." Electric car line passes the leach entrairel distance from Grand Stand five minutes walk. Plenty of police and fire protection. First- class caterer from Boston furnishing meals from twenty-five cents upwards. One of the finest views in the world, showing the harbor and battleships and landing of Champlain. Address W. A. 1i. WIGGS, Vice -President Tented Clty Co., Quebec, P.Q. THE LAST LAP. Meeker—"Just one year ago to- day I led my wife to the altar." Bleeker—"You did, ehl" Meeker—"Yes, and right there and then my leadership ended." Always a Good Friend—In health and happiness we need no friends, but when pain and prostration conte we look for friendly aid from sympathetic hands. These hands can serve us no better than in : eb- bing in Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, for when the Oil is -in the pain is out. It has brought relief to thou- sands who without it would be in- deed friendless. HONEST DEBTS. "Pa, what are honest debut'• "Honest debts, lay love, arc the ac- counts against a ratan that he always leaves lar his relatives to pay after he :s dead." is made like the ideal balms of Ancient Greece- From pure herbal sep+ S- lutcea�1 et an oialcieat. seta 5alve.but A S 1 COY IN i'BOI'OiHTION. The whip -poor -will both loud and long Itis doleful note doth strike. if a mosquito song thus . tr.ong, What would his bile be Eke? TOUR FRIENDS may help you to win the Cash Prize of SEVEN HUNDRED i)OLLARS given by the OitANGE MEAT Com- pany for the largest number of bot- toms of packages sent in. There arc a great number of other large cash prizes given in this contest. Commence saving the ORANGE MEAT Corton Bottoms and send your name and address to ORANGE MEAT, Kingston, TO- DAY, stating that you wish to en- ter and you will be sent fall infor- mation regarding all the prizes and conditions. ORANGE MEAT is a flesh and blood producer and be- cause of its thorough cooking and malting, it is easily assimilated. HEALTH NOTES. Eggs for invalids—Cover frying pan with creast. When hot beat as many eggs as wanted, seasoned v. ith little salt, and keep stirring until light. To bathe the feet of those too weak to sit in a chair draw up the knees, place foot bath or pan of waren water in bed, put both feet ill, and see how the sick one will enjoy it. It is beneficial and sooth- ing, draws the blood from the bead, and often induces restful sleep. lantern for Sickroom.—in the; country and small towns where gas and electric lights are not to be found, hang a lantern from a hook screwed into the bottoid of an up- per window• sash on t he outside. The light in the roots may be regu- lated by raising or lowering the shade. This obviates the heat and odor produced by a kerosene lamp in the room. If you arc suffering with a bun ion or soreness of the low er joint of the great tree make a pad of cot- ton batting the length of the toe, one inch wide and one half inch thick. Place this pad between the gtcat toe and second toe. This throws the great toe out arid the joint in, so the shoe will net rah or press un the joint, and the pada PANOO For Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism, Pain, Etc. 5o CENTS. ALL DRUGGISTS, OR The Pango Company, Toronto WI,O:t$ALI LYMAN BROS. & CO., Toronto and Montreal; I.111‘1% KNOX R CLAiRKSON, Torontu; NATIONAL DRUG CO., London. A. J. PATTiSON & CO., 33 Scott St., TORONTO. Phone Main 1311 INVESTMENT BONDS. Stocks bought and sold on all exchanges for cash or margin. Cobalt orders executed for cash. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. does not cause any inconvenience and will alleviate the suffering and stop the formation of a bunion. It's much easier to pray for for- giveness than to fight against temp- tation. Biliousness Burdens Life — The bilious man is never a companion- able man because his ailment ren- ders him morose and gloomy. Tlie complaint is not so dangerous as it is disagreeable. Yet no one need suffer from it who can procure Par- rnclee's Vegetable Pills. By regu- lating the liver and obviating the effects of bile in the stomach they restore sten to cheerfulness and full vigor of action. In times of peace it doesn't take mush to start a quarrel. There are a number of varieties of corns. IIelloway's Corn Cure will remove any of thein. Call on your druggist- and get a bottle at once. l.itilo ilaroid—"Papa. did Solomon have 700 wives?" Papa—"i bereve he .f d, my :on.' Lligc llarold—"Was he Ie.: Ivan wl'n said, 'Give mo lflerty, or give rale death'?" Anyway, the man who has no friends never disappoints them. A. R. VICKERSTAFF & CO., Stooks, eond9 and Debentures. Cobalt and all Mining and Oil Stooks Of Canada and Unittld States. Orden tel nith pnomptnese Correa - pal truce soli tie l 021 1.1127 Trader* sank eut,dtng, Tsroelts, Ont. 1'L„ne Main 9.4. The Question of equipment for a Public Library is a aubjeet that should be carefullly con- sidered. For planning the Stack Room, arranging the Charging Counter and Classifying Books for Cata- logs. Library Bureau is re- cognized the world over as the authority. Write for Booklet. Library Bureau of Canada is:tan, 111 IIA l' sins:K r, rokt,N1o, ON F. WILSON'S FLS PASS ivory nachnt will 1:t)) more P'c a than 300 of 2tic1.y ymper ---- SOLO fast -- DRCCCIST3, GROCERS Ado C1Nt''1 STCR'S iOc. per packet, or 3 packets for 2043. wilt last w whole season. -,1eearrse AGENTS WANTPO. A rellahts man 15 e•ery City Km! 1-, n In r'a,i to with wutcrwort• 10 !ell Lal to t i le nre.led in Geer home 5,1,1 and ahlin bull ling hells al sight. Hurtle,, eau d ere making !KW a day. Write at once to garttoular. (15..7'. Col, ()wen&unit, Ontario ARPET DYEIN[a an, C:ualai This 1.a specialty with the �. ONITISH AMERIOAN DYEING 00. soma particulars y,o,t s.1 we anomie toear err address If Every Farmer Knew Ns rte Meatreal. how mueh money he Could save by neing s+ Falrbanke•tior.e Jick-rd a11- trades na.•.11ne 1%n. gine 1., elle wo„d pump water. grind feed, Ac.„ we wonhl t .t 1, .,bis t . ropply the demand. Cut this ad telt and .end to ur to day, and we Will send you our free catalogue. Name Address Tete Canadian Fairbanks Ce., limited, Teronte, ons \t"m.tre;ll, wlnnipeg, t'ancon,er VICTOR -BERLINER GRAMOPHONES All prices and styles front $12.10 to $2.4o. Write for free catalogue. Pri'r. D TORONTO GRAMOPH Nf COMPANY. 264 Yong* Street, Toronto. Agent. wanted in every ay.'s,