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TICK -TOCK.
"You must not climb into the bot-
tom of that clock, Bertie."
Bertio ctept out of the low, old-
fashioned clock door with a wheed-
ling smile.
"But, mamma, I squeedge in just
lovely!"
"And jar the clock, dear, so that
it lo.,es time. The other day it lost
half an hour, and Uncle Jelin
missed his train."
"How can a little boy like me
snake a big clock like you lose half
an hour 1" he_ asked.
,Several days later mamma carne
issialisaa
-stairs and called Bcrtie, who
sat 'waiting to accompany her to
sec a great ship sail away with
Undo John.
"Tick-tock-tickt:ty--tock "' tick-
ed the big clock, solemnly.
"You are right this morning, I
hope," said Bcrtie, softly. "I crept
in so softly last night. Ono leg at
a time." But a troubled look shone
in his bright eyes.
"Tickety-tock-tickety !" answer-
ed the clock.
And thets_Robiil rove thorn down
es station, whe ulanuua look -
the station clock, and instant-
er face grew very sad.
ur clock has lost tweuty min -
s again," she said. "Uncle
•1 must sail away alone. Bertie,
1 to ate. Go home, my boy,
nto that clock and stay there
mamma conies."
Bertie trotted gloomily home.
"Tickety-tock !" wheezed the
clock as he climbed into it.
And it kept on saying that, until
Bertie felt sure it was the slowest
LA GRIPPE'S VICTIMS
LI•ft Weak, Miserable and a Frey
to Disease iu Many Forma
FROM BONNIE SCOTLAND
NOTI:> OI•' INTEL{EST FROU HER
BANES AND BRAES.
La Grippe starts with a sneeze--
and ends with a complication of
troubles. It lays the strong man
on his back ; it tortures him with
fevers and chills, headaches and
backaches. It leaves him a prey
to pneumonia, bronchitis, cuusutnp Irl Leith lastyear the building
tion and other deadly diseases. You
can avoid La Grippe entirely by trade was very dull.
keeping your Llu•.d rich and red
Portobello Free Library is said
by the occasional use of Dr. 11 it to have about 2,000 books which
!lams' Pink fills. If you have not have never sues scud.
done this, and the disease lays you In Edinburgh there were 3,228
low, you can banish all its evil after claims lodged for old -age pensions,
effects with this same great, blood -and 2,790 were allowed.
building, nerve restoring medicine. Provost Cuthbert has promised to
!fere is proof of the wonderful do something to relieve the distress
power of Dr. Williams' Pink fills of the unemployed in Perth.
over disease: There were 3,020 marriages regia-
tered in Edinburgh city last year,
Mr. P. E. Paulin, Collector of
Customs at ('aragnet, N. B., says : being over 90 less: than in 1907.
"In the wither of 1007 I had a very The deposits in the Savings Bank
revere attack of la grippe, wince in Edinburgh now aggregate $5,-
broke me down entirely. I had to 000,000 more thau they did ten years
take to bed for several weeks. Dur- ago-
ing that time I employed a doctor, Miss Bridget M. Davidson, War-
slut without, benefit, in fact I seemed die, has left the Leith Hospital $2,-
to be getting worse and course, 1500, and the Longmore Hospital for
did not sleep; suffered fromnight Incurables $2,500.
There we 273 jointstock corn -
sweats, and lead no appetite. I was a were r e
rens!} a physical wreck. on a panics registered in .Scotland last
former occasiuu I had used 1)r. year, with an aggregate capital of
Williams' Pink Pills forgeneral nearly *30,000,000.
debility, with great benefit so 1 de -The Eclipse Tool Manufacturing
tided to again try thein. I scut for company. Glasgow, havo contracts
half dozen boxes and began to use for the erection of new works at
them at once. When taking the Linwood, near Johnstone.
second box I began to feel quite a At a recent graduation ceremony
change in my condition. I was in Glasgow, a student was capped
able to walk about the house and in full lligland costume, probably
for the first time in the history -of
my appetite was improving. From
that on I gained strength every the University.
are -
day, and before the six boxes were
house yoirrn (flag n eml►js chargedloyed swwith
done I was able to return to the g
stealing $750 worth of fancy vests,
furs, Loots, dressing gowua, cor-
sets, bronze ornaments, and
watohes.
meth -
during
state of trade in Aberdeen
Hams' Pink Pills a splendid
cine for troubles of this kind." during last. year showed that de -
Dr. Williams' fink Pills area pression was the keynote, except
blood -making, nerve -restoring ton- in the white fishing Industry. The
ice In this way they cure anaemia, quantity of fish landed constituted
indigestion, rheumatism, neural- a record.
gin, St. Vitus' dance, and partial In consequence of the opening of
- the tramways to Balloch, it has
paralysis. They are the best me
dicing in the world for the ailments been found necessary to provide an
of girlhood and womanhood. Sold additional constable for the dig
by medicine dealers or by mail at trick to assist. in preserving order,
50 cents a box or six boxes for especially on Sundays.
$2.50 from the Dr. Williams' Medi- The little girl of a plowman at
ciao Co., Brockville, Ont. St. Cyrus, Kineardineshirc, was
fatally burned through her night -
'>F gown taking fire. The nearest doc-
I'ENI'l'ENTi-tR1' REPORT. tor was five miles away, and could
not be reached owing to the snow
storm.
Tho late ex -Provost Ycllowlees
left $100 to each of the employes in
the leather works at Queen street,
Stirling, and to a former clerk, now
in
Coatbridge, and $250 to each of
six Stirling institutions.
The late 1)r. Paterson, Arden,
has bequeathed $500 to the coal
fund for the poor, and $500 for
prizes in connection with the pub-
lic school, in addition to other he -
quests for religious and charitable
purposes.
Workmen have been employed
upon Stirling Castle to make se -
euro parts which were in a danger-
ous condition. Improvements have
keen made in the buildings known
as the Douglas Block, Argyll's
Lodgiug, and Mar's Walk.
Repeat !t:-"shitoh's Cure will always
our. my cough. and golds."
What is Coin; on in the llighlauds
and Lon lands of Auld
Scotia.
work in the world for those weary 1 office and attend to toy work. Now
I enjoy the befit of health, and al -
ticks to grow into hours. Every' though 63 years old, amfeeling
heart -broken thought he had about, quite you I think Dr. Wil-
nussing Uncle John and the beau-
tiful ship the clock beat sharply iu-
o his memory with its constant
Tickoty-tock, tickety-tock! You
ever saw a ship or a dock."
st mamma came and lifted
it, stiff and miserable. He
her neck, and never said
xt day tho moon looked
a sidewise smile at him.
oak his head sorrowfully.
t ever colpo to sco you any
the queer old clock said. ap-
tngTy, "Tick -tock - tickety-
Bertie is going to Mind -
k '"
Then Inde John came back Tier- The Dominion Deportment of
tie went to meet him, for the Ow:: Justice report for the last fiscal
was just right. year has appeared. It. shows a
slight falling off in the penitentiary
THE REASON W!: population of Canada. The num-
ber serving sentence last year was
How a Bumptious Volts:: Lawyer 1.418, a decrease of 15. There were
Turned the Laugh on Himself. =':5 prisoners released on parole
iring the year covered by the re -
The counsel prosecuting in - •• •,•t, 20 prisoners were pardoned,
breach of promise case was you' ., ,d 0 in British Columbia escaped.
fol and fresh, and delighted i . : is stated escapes were due to
wing himself off, but he did:.'' :ek of discipline and disregard of
at a guy he was until risen regulations.
tint with a dull and sieke • The report notes that the pro-
d. The defendant bad e.. •'•tion of youthful prisoners .s
•ed the witness -box. reater in the east than in the west
"You say," said the court.,-.. Convicts under twenty years of age
fuer several impertinent questiu, . form 19 per cent. of the populatl.on
hat von never asked the plaint., of the Dorchester Prison, 17 per
1,•• your wife t" :cents at St. Vincent de Paul a'id
•ver," responded the wit,iess, I in Manitoba only three per cent.
mphasis.
you made love to her 1"
o my knowledge."
rlled her pet names, eI-
ose 1"
natter of fact. didn't
is after• you'd be
e r r Imes,
always after that, witen you
knew you should have called her
Miss Smith if you had not been
seeking to 'cin her young and trust-
ing heart 1"
"No. sir."
The plaintiff pulled at thtf coun-
sel's sleeve, but he paid no atten-
inn to her.
"A h, indeed!" very sarcastically.
"1 pre •itre .,,u never called her
Lizzie :u •:r life, chi"
"Ni•scr.'
Again th,• plaintiff caught at the
counsel. but he ignored her
mi a mor, sir, I ask you
tic- to f'-
ate t,, tho Court wile -
her yon tied -or did not call this
..'ing sorb• by the endearing name
f Remember. sir. you are
►n your .,.tth." And the counsel
ruffed out Hs chest, while the plain-
itt made another ineffectual at -
t to clutch him.
defendant smiled slightly.
eve died," he said. firmly.
1 brought his fist
laced at the
1,r
why yon n - 'ter
sked, with the air
knew he had the•
i,, -is wits :11 reel na
•f fan enuld snake hien in
he replied, w it h au exas-
reatiul; smile: -
"Because that wasn't her name."
Then it was the counsel heeded
the plaintiff's wild ctutehings and
anted to hit himself in the neck
:jilt a law book, but it was too
"1 du t . e all invdase,: frdom
yrs,"
lye "Now, your ri •l,' •
Ie that your liver
"Excuse me, d:•rt s.
r tremarked. ,tbut ±'`
eisa sloes. 4‘?♦0->o+C)+0+0+0+0♦0+o+4111
Sixty per cent. of all convicts at •
('anadian born, 113 per cent. Brit-
ish and 10 per cent. from the Unit-
ed States. The greatestinciease
has been in the case of Italian cern
vitt!:. 'ia k' -i Tii•ed and ninety cne
of , convicts profess adhereace
the Roman Catholic Church, 319
to the Church of England, 151 to the
Methodist, 114 to the Presbyterian.
60 to the Baptist, 43 to the Lottie-
an. 17 to the Buddhist," 8 .sews, 2
Mormons and 20 unclassified.
Dominion Parole Officer Archi-
bald reports that since 1899 there
have been 1,135 prisoners who com-
pleted their sentences on parole,
and there are, 781 tieket-of-leave
men still reporting. There have
been 92 paroles cancelled and :15
have been forfeited by subsequent
convictions.
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A Norma all AID
IN THs NURSSAY.
Every mother should he
able to treat the minor ail-
nlents of her little ones.
Prompt action may prevent
serious iiiness--perhaps sate
a child's life. A simple re-
in, y always at hand is
rcfore an absolute neces-
ity, and there is nothing
else PO good as Baby's Own
Tablets. These Tablets
promptly cure all stomach
and bowel troubles, break up
colds, cure simple fevers, ex-
pel worms and make teeth-
ing easy. Good for the new
born bahv or the well grown
child, anti guaranteed to con-
tain no opiate. Mrs. L. W.
Smith, St. Giles, Que., says :-
"I have used Baby's Own
Tablets for constipation and
rithcr ills of childhood, and
find them the best medicine I
have ever given my little
ones." Sold by medicine dea-
lers or by mail at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
•
PREPARATORY.
In times of peace a lot of other-
wise sensible people make prepara-
tions to get married.
Just the Thing That's Wanted. --
A pill that acts upon the stumaeh
and yet is so compounded that cer-
tain ingredients of it preserve their
power and act upon the intestinal
canals, so as to clear therm of ex-
creta the retention of which can-
not hut be hurtful, was lung looked
for by the tue(licnl profession. it
was found in 1'armelee's Vegetable
Pills, which are the result of much
expert study, and are scientifically
prepared as a laxative and an al-
ternative in one.
ANNOUNCI MENT.
The minister regarded his emigre -
Ration with the light of a happy
thought on his countenance.
"Next Sunday," he said, • • I will
preach frt,m the choir loft."
There was a stir in the church,
and the more understanding ladies
flushed.
"Yes." the ininister added, "and
this will he continued until the
style in hats once more enables my
congregation to see me standing
here."
ON THE SAME TERMS.
Diner (who has run up a heavy
bill) -"You are manager here. eh.
Well, six months ago 1 dined here,
and unfortunately, being unable to
pay my bill-cr-you kicked rue
downstairs!"
The Manager ----"Very sorry, in-
deed. sir, but, business you know
-er--I had to--er-
Dinr-"Oh, that's all right, old
chap---but--might I troeblc you
again '.''
Hunker --"Halloo. itickett�. when
is your marriage to Miss Flirts
coming off 1'' Ricketts --"It has
been indefinitely postponed.''
• What'+ the trouble'" "Oh. she
married another fellow."
11.1'1'Ft'
N•ond
A
fro
we
in
re -
mar , , . f - . , . i s in that
territory. The newly -found fields,
writes a correspondent at Cape
Town, aro situated about seven
miles from the coast, and claims
havo already been pegged out over
a considerable area, the pegs in
one claim being at high-water Mark
actually under water.
A writer in The Frankfurter Zei-
tung describes the impressions of a
visitor to the diamond fields:
"It is marvellous. With toy own
eyes I have seen a whole hatful of
little diamonds, beautifully bright
and glittering, and at present pric-
es worth 243. a carat.
"Col. Harris, a director of the
De Beers Company, tried to get
25,000 £1 shares, but was refused
them, as the syndicate does not
want to have a single De Beers
Company director in its undertak-
ing.
"A leading expert from Johan-
nesburg has also been on the spot,
and after examining the place for
a whole ten days returned quite
amazed. It is extremely curious
that German capital has moved so
slowly and refused so absolutely
to give any help at the outset.
"It will be no wonder if other
people rush in and skins off the
cream. We shall have the same old
experience -the accursed Britisher
snatching everything away before
our eyes."
Tho Frankfurter Zeitung publish-
es these cheerful reflections, with
the remark that the reports are be-
yond doubt exaggerated, and that
the diamond fever seems to have
got the better of cool calculation.
COAL MET FELL ON HIM.
Couldn't Walk ter Two Months.
Worker Owes Rh Restoration to
Zsm•Iluk.
Mr. Daniel Goddard, of Bay Street, sank
Ste Marie, Ont., ass • :—" While employed
superintending the unluadiog of a coat vessel
at Cohen's Coal Dock, a heavy coal bucket in
descending into the vessel to be re -filled sud-
denly overturned, grazing my left leg and
scraping the A.11 oft to the bone. I was
compelled to discontinue work and go home
for treatment, where I was confined for about
two months.
"%'hes able to get out spill I got cold is
the wound, inflammation started, the wound
opened again. and for another month 1 was
unable to move about. 1 tried alt manner of
things to get ease and get the wound to heal
up, but nothing seemed able to do it. Not
only did everything I tried seen useless so
far as healing went, but I could get no ease
from the aching and the burning pains. At
times I was just about crazy with the intense
throbbing pains. and night after night got no
Weep whatever.
"Not until my wife began applying
Zam-Buk did I find relief. When applied to
the injured member ilia balm quickly soothed
the pain, and as we continued using it each
day brought as improvement. The throb-
bing pains were soon banished, the inflamma-
tion and soreness relieved, asd the wound
thoroughly cleansed of all poisonous and an.
healthy 'natter.
•" Healing then began, and in a wonder-
fully short time -considering the seriousness
of the wound-Zam-Buk effected a complete
aid lasting care. 1 have since had no trouble
with the limi, at ail, and it is as sound and
strong as before the injery."
Zam•Buk is a sure cure for cuts. laceratioso,
burns, et zeros, t ing• worm, cold. sures, clapped
has i;, poiaoaed wounds, festering ewes, had
leg, mad all skin injuries and diseases. It it
also a cure for piles. Druggist! and stores
everywhere sell at Soc. a taus, or poet GN
from Zei,r•Buk Co., Toronto. on receipt of
price. "Vou are warped against harmful
imitattans sometimes represented as "jot as
toad and cheaper."
f•-
NEN'1' MORNING.
His Mother - "Johnny, it's E
c'cluck. When are you coining
down to breakfast !"
Johnny (in a feeble voice) ---"To-
morrow morning, mamma."
Repeat It;-'11h11oh's Cure will always
Ore my coughs and colds,"
in Vienna. it is necessary for a
mon to obtain his wife's consent
before he may ascend in a balloon.
M. Most 01 from hosted rooms to the ent0
[ter
air. and the change sets us coughing. Car
as winter colds Is not hard Itos take Aaea'e
n[ Balsam. A neglected sold is tr.ubiioms
nd dangerous,
Reefer -"Dumps 1,,,,ks awfully
clown in the mouth. W1 -hat's the
matter with him 1" Banks -"Well,
the other evening he was doing the
amiable to his sweetheart, don't
you know --petting her and all that,
and he absent-mindedly called her
Kitty." Reefer --"11'c11, what of
that r' Banks - "Her name's
Eva."
New shoes sometimes pinch the
pocket hook.
EN
'fll.1'1' I101111's KIDNEY PILLS
W11.1, l't ldl; BRItiU'f'S
DISEASE.
Postmaster Cote Tells How the
Great Canadian kidney Remedy
Cured lIim .After Doctors !lad
Given Hilt l'p.
Le Petit Buis Franc, Temiscouata
Co., Que., Jan. 23 (Special). -Mr.
Charles Cute, postmaster here, is
firmly convinced that Dedd's Kid-
ney Pills will cure Brighti's Dis-
ease or any other disease of the
Kidneys. Ile knows it from his own
experience. Hear what he says:
"For over four years f was trou-
bled with Backache, Rheumatism
and lark of ambition, sod my urine
was of a dark unnatural color. 1
was attended by three doctors who
did ole no good. Tho last ono told
ole it was only a waste of money to
try anything else as I could not
live more than a year at the out-
side.
"At the verge of death I decided
to give Dodd's Kidney Pills a trial.
l used eighteen boxes and to -day
my Rheumatism, Backache and
Headache are gone. qty urine is
like that of a child. I feel I owe
my life to Dodd's Kidney Pills."
Postmaster Cote had all the
symptoms of Bright's Disease. The
doctors evidently knew he had
Bright's Disease -the most deadly L:1ZI\rP:SS.
forst of Kidney Disease. Dodd's
Kidney Pills cured hirn. They will
Some men aro too Lazy to go out
cure any form of Kidney disease. and elect returning prosperity half
way.
HERO▪ IC. 'Tis Well to Know a Good Thing,
"A hero, says the Philosopher said Mrs. Surface to Mrs. Know -
of Folly, "is a man who does some- well, when they n.et in the street.
thing on the spur of the moment "Why, where have you been for a
that ho wouldn't do if he had time week back?" "Oh, just down to
to sit down and think it over." the store for a bottle of Dr. 'Pho-
mas' Ecicctric Oil," and Mrs. Sur-
- Woman's Sympathy face, who hates puns, walked on.
Are you discouraged? Is your doctor's But she remembered, and when
bill a heavy financial load? 1s your pain she contracted a weak back there
a heavy physical burden? I know what
those mean to delicate wemon-I have. was another customer for Ecicctric
been discouraged. too; but learned how to Oil.
euro myself. I want to relieve your bar.
dens. Why not end the pain and strip the
doctor's bill? I can do thla for You and
wn It you will assist oto. About 4,500,000,00) passengers
box you need do is to write for a tree aro carried on the world's railways
In my the to b giv n has
Pereen haps annually.
this one box will cure you -it has dono so
ppuatago stamp). Your
our tetters held cone-
euro my coughs and colds.syerou owthilelsbe. cItur•e0d Ropet-"Shiloh's Our" wall always
i•haltbehapyand
aentIallyy. Write to-dar for my tree treat-
ment. DIRS. Y. E CUIIRA11 Wladaor. Ont.
soh
a r,
busy
grass
"What
you have co
lie said. said. Theft lis IlOrnur burst
forth. "Nice room for a donkey
to get into—"
"Make yourself at house, Mr.
Smithson," said the girl, pleasant -
When ho arrived hone all the
humor was crushed out of hint for-
evOr.
, .1
t5. `••tl 111..
• -1' ,:,4rt-
t .,1lected.
••f dried grass
Miss Ritchie!"
NERVOUS PIROSTRATION.
Of nervous prostratio:I we hear
much now -a -days, and it is comfort-
ing to know that there aro places
specially equipped and located for Shipments t, us this year, to data, almost
combating this phase Of modern
drui.e lett segs. T1I year,
t A data. alREAors.
iYf Ut Oyer two hundred t,app„n and shippers .rho
life. On the main line of the (iraisd but prertuusl e1,±y•p,• 1 e±,ew5are s.. hese
Trunk !(silos System, are
at St. added Oyert ' ,util,t t,ap Nur dont we pay
} r bent prioe., shi;,pinz ocpe:,so, and remit cash
Catharines, "St., Ontario, :u•e located saweday. 1^.Ice l±11. 1 a O.1 stl n.
the curative Saline Springs known
A. & E. PIERCE & CO.,
as the Catharines 11'011.” Con- m are rant. sir., • •.10,'ruKAl.
netted with the Springs is "The
Welland," where treatments for CALVES RalaThiswithoutMilk.
Booklet Iree
nervous prostration, rheumatism, j ete.bbris;.M.dCo.,LW.,Torosq
etc., are given by skilled attend-
ants in charge of a resident pltysi- �0!ng ! Cleaning!
anal). St. aCntllarincs 1:1 the mildest IwaerM t►ealtwa,wr work athe
point in Canada during the winter
mouths. For further information
and all particulars apply to J. D. 1laotreal,T.roote, Ottawa, Qttebau,
McDonald, D.P.A., Luiun Station, _
1.000,0(rt)
saki last
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awe Is greet to pear tome. ..wee urea►
Toronto. `--- --
'.NUFF SAID.
Doctor -"Good -morning! How
are you to -day?"
Patient-" I got your bill this
morning."
A Cure for Fever and Ague.-
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills aro
compounded for use in any clirnate,
and they, will bo found to preserve
their powers in any latitude. In
fever and ague they act upon the
secretions and neutralize the poi-
son which has found its way into
the blood. They correct the im-
purities which find entrance into
the system through drinking water
or food and if used as a preventive
fevers are avoided.
"To what do you attribute your
success as a ruler !" After a mo-
ment's thought, the South Ameri-
can President replied: "Largely to
bad marksmanship."
Repeat It:-"Ohpoh's Cure will always
curs my coughs and colds."
In Brazil, every man of twenty-
one to forty four years is subject
to military service. Those who ob-
ject on religious grounds are ab-
solted, but lose all political privi-
leges.
Se earson get the kind you hate airway' hat
"The A d 1. Menthol Plaster. Bur rheumatisr
searaIota, etc.. nothing le better. Vada may
rheumatism.
Davis i 1 wrnoe Company.
Quack -"So you prefer me to Dr.
Pail I" Mrs. Mulligan-"Och, in-
dade, doehter, dear, ye're a dale
betther than the other old hum-
bug."
There is no medicine on the mar-
ket that can compare with Bickle's
Anti-('onsumptive Syrup in expel-
ling from the system the irritating
germs that colds engender in the
air passages. It is suicide to neg-
lect. your cold. Try the cheap ex-
periment of ridding yourself of it
by thing Bickle's Syrup, which is
a simple remedy, easily taken, and
once used it will always be prized
as a sovereign medicine,
A NEW DEFINITION.
The class was studying grammar.
"Now," said the teacher, "can
anyone give nie a word ending with
'ons,' measling full, as in 'danger-
ous,' full of danger. and 'hazard.
nus,' full of hazard 1"
There was silence in the class for
a moment. Then a boy sitting in
the front row put out his hand.
"Well, John," said the teacher,
"what is your word 1" i
"Please sir," came the reply
"'piotus,' full of pie."
REALLY, HOW COULD AEI
DentiQt to garrulous woman In
the chair:
-Now, madam. if you want MO
to this tooth you will have to
kt fur mouth shut!"
A• J. PATTY SON Sc CO.
33.35 SCOTT STREET. TORONTO,
Stook Brokers & Financial Agents
aOS•Ekb.LT
and ether stocks bought and nerd on cammlastos.
Correspondence invited. Orders may be wired a1
ear expense.
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FACT!
The washtub heroine may not
look so romantic, but frequently
she's the real goods.
Only those who have had experi-
ence can tell the torture corns
cause. Pain with your boots on,
pain with them off -pain night and
day, but relief is sure to those who
use Holloway's Corn Cure. L
Lots of people believe it
ter to grab than wait till t
served.
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Give a stubborn man his way and buNi an a eaa�fesab►� M s ezp c atoc riunnge :;s�
Ire will credit you with having good will orercom•th. Bold a▪ ndstare of oonsuniptlos.
judgment. Cough w1I1 cease and lungs b• sound as a new
dollar.
owed to the newt A teaspoonful of Pala.And the than who thinks
killer 1a a sup of hat water sweetened will warn'l knows it al I masoon shows how little
you and anti a mid. Arofd.ufistituto., there 11
borons"Pafakiuer"-1'erryDarb'—iso andcua.lie really does know.
"The pleasure of having cured
myself of insomnia," remarked the
heavy -eyed man, "is so great that
1 lie awake all night thinking about
it."
Repeat it; -An lloh's Ours wtllalways
cure my coughs and colds."
Although India annually produc-
es over 2,.)00.000 tons of sugar -cane,
it imported last year over $25,000,-
000 worth of sugar.
Ropeat lit:-"Bhtloh's Ours will always
cure my coughs and Colds."
In a lifetime of 70 years a man
grows fingernails which, if left un-
cut, would bo 7 feet 9 inches long.
One of tho greatest blessings fir,
parents is bfuther Graves' Worm
Exterminator. It effectually ex-
pels worms and gives health in a
marvellous manner to this tittle
one.
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