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THE RUNAIV.\Y UMBRELLA.
Teddy was the least to start to
- school on that rainy, windy morn-
ing. Ernest sea i'/elen had gone
hart -hour before, and to ot the
newest, trimmest umbrellas had
gone with theta. '!'hen Huth and
Lucy had trudged away to the
graurmer-school under the smart
umbrella that had been Lucy 3
Christmas present. So it happened
that when '!'eddy was ready tur his
long walk to the kindergarten there
was only one umbrella lett in the
stand- and that the very biggest,
heaviest of them all.
"Dear ino," mama said, "1
don't know as you can manage this
great, clumsy th'ng ! Ernest should
have taken this one."
"Oh, I don't care!" cried Teddy.
"It will keep off more rain, don't
you see?"
"Well, be careful and not let the
wind run away with it.," mama. re-
plied, and she opened it for him and
kissed him good -by.
"Why, mama, you needn't worry
about such a big boy as I am. May-
be," he added, "1 couldn't have
carried it when -I was little; but
now I can—just as easy!" and he
ran off, wavirg his hand to her.
But the first hard gustmade hint
go more slowly, and he clasped his
umbrella handle with a tighter
grip.
Four blocks to the west, then
three to the south—that wa stho
way to the kindergarten. Before
Teddy reached the corner of Par-
ker Street he wished the umbrella
was not quite so big and heavy.
"My, how it blows!" he said at the
end of every gust. Until the gust
had passed ho had more than
enough to do to attend to that
clumsy umbrella; he could not
even mutter. But when ho turned
the corner, and the wind was full et
his back,—"Oh !" cried Teddy, for
that umbrella was almost wrenched
from his little wiry hand. But he
clung to it tightly, although he
could no longer walk. He had to
run to keep up with it!
On, on, on, the umbrella pulled
him. Sometimes ho was almost
lifted off his feet. The wind came
in no more gusts—or rather, it was
one long, steady gust! Oh, if it
would only stop long enough for
him to get breath!
When the school building was
reached, Teddy made a desperate
attempt to stop; but that umbrella
would not let him! On it went,
past the scholars' gate, past the
teachers' gate—now the building it-
self was left behind. It was al-
most nine o'clock, and only a few
children were near, and they had
too much to do to manage their
own umbrellas to notice any other
little boy's.
Finally Teddy ran right into a
young man, and he was so big and
strong that the umbrella had to
stop.
"Seems to me that's a pretty
big umbrella for a little man like
you." said the straieter.
"Well, it's all there was," Teddy
explained. "and it caried me right
past kindergarten. I shouldn't
ever have btopped if it hadn't been
for you."
"1'm glad I happened to be here,"
laughed the young man. " We'll
go back to the kindergarten togeth-
er. It won't do to trust you to
the care of that mischievous um-
brella again."
The children were singing when
Teddy went in ; but when he told
the teacher all about iris exciting
race with the umbrella she Faid he
was not to blame for being tartly.
and he was soon standing up and
'ringing happily with the rest.—
Youth's Companion.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
Reserses are often the best chap-
ters in our education.
The than w lio lacks friends usual -
1y lacks in friendliness.
Many are 6nvIiIg ul, all their piety
for purposes of peeitencc.
1f you fear to lose your dignity
you have none worth losing.
The soft man has no success at
'meet heig dna n life's angles.
'1'hc lowliest walk sounds louder
in ht•ase,, than the loudest talk.
if you cannot give your religion
aeay you had better throw it away.
They who hate fought temptation
are always tender to the tempted.
Fxcesslte emphasis on a few ideas
is esidenro of the absence of many.
Only as a man lives a life of his
own can he have life to give to
others.
Malty people who want noble
character are unttilling to go to its
school.
You can tell whether a roan is
walking with God by whether folks
likr• to este with him.
Lew tlhings are more foolish than
preying for n high task while
tieiieeting a lowly one.
People who blame Providence
for their crops ale usually reticent
as to their seeing.
The Leat argument against the
det•:1 is the one that eats into the
profits of hie business.
Some men exercise so much im-
' __ SRimtton On their own exceIIP 'CCR
that tl.ey have nothing left but
judgment for the good in others.
•
A GRATEFUL MOTHER
Tells of the Remarkable Our) Dr,
William l' P.uk Pills Wrolryht
in Her Casa—Had Undir-
gone Four Opelatioaa
Without Help.
When women approach that cri-
tical period in their lives known as
the turn of life, they do so with a
feeling of apprehension and uncer-
tainty for in the manner in which
they pass that crisis determines
the health of their after life. Dur-
ing this most important time in the
lite of awoman, her whole aim
should be to build up and strength-
en her system to meet the unusual
demands upon it. Devotion to fam-
ily should not lead to neglect of
self. The hard work and worries
of household cares should be avoid-
ed as far as possible. But whether
she is able to do this or not, no
woman should fail to take the tonic
treatment offered by Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, which will build up her
blood and fortify her whole sys-
tem, enabling her to pass this cri-
tical period with safety. \Vo give
the following strong proof of what
Dr. 1Villianls' Pink Pills are cou-
stantly doing for suffering women.
Mrs. Maragaret \Vood, South-
field, N.B., says: "Some years
ago I became a victim to the trou-
bles that afflict so many of my sex,
in the very worst form. The doctor
in charge neither through medicine
nor local treatment gave use any
help, and he decided that I must
undergo an operation if I was to
have any relief. During the next
two years 1 underwent four suc-
cessive operations. During this
time I had the attention of some
of the best physicians. From each
operation I received some benefit,
but only of short duration, and
then I drifted back into tho same
wretched condition as before. Dur-
ing all this time I was taking medi-
cine to build up my system, but
with no avail. I was reduced to a
mere skeleton; my nerves were ut-
terly broken down. My blood was of
a light yellowish color, and I was
so far gone that I took spells in
which my lips, fingers and tongue
would seem paralyzed. I cannot
begin to express what I suffered
and went through in those two
years. I was completely discourag-
ed and thought I could not live
long. Then on the urgent advice
of friends I bean to take Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, and after some
weeks perceived a change for the
better. I continued to take the
Pills for several months gradually
growing stronger and suffering
less, and in the end found myself
once more a well woman and en-
joying tho blessing of such good
health as I had not known for
years. I now always keep these
Pills in the house and after a hard
day's work take thein for a few
days and they always seem to put
new life and energy in my body. 1
sincerely hope my experience inav
be of profit to some other suffering,
women."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are ar.1d
by all dealers in medicines or will
be sent by mail at 50 cents a oox
or six boxes for $2.50 by address-
ing The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,.
Brockville, Ont.
A MARVELLOUS MACHINE.
A counting machine that is re-
ported to be an improvement over
anything of the kind yet produced,
the invention of a Swedish engineer,
was recently applied to the count-
ing house of the Bank of England
for experimental purposes, and its
performance was highly successful
in point of rapidity. The machine is
operated by electricity, and is cap-
able of counting up and sorting
money into paper bags or tubes at
the phenomenal rate of 72,000 coins
an hour.
NOW.
And just about now wifie an-
nounces that she rant keep house
this summer unless she gets :
A new rug for the parlor;
New curtains fur front. and back
bedrooms;
A new sofa;
A new ice box ;
And a few new records for the
phonegrnph.
Oh, it's a gay life.
'ta
AWANNAWAAAANWSMA
USE BARN'S OWN
TABLETS ONLY
Mrs. Win. Boll, Falkland,
B.C., says :--" I have five lit-
tle ones ranging from ono to
eleven years of age, and when
any of them are ailing I al-
ways give them Baby's Own
Tablets, which always brings
prompt relief. I do not think
there is anything you can
keep in the home as gond as
'.Baby's Own •tablets. ' 'Thou-
sands of other mothers
speak just as warmly of this
medicine, which never fails to
cure all stomach, bowel and
teething troubles. Guaran-
teed by a government ana-
lyst to Le perfectly safe.
Add by medicine dealers or
by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. William.' Medi-
cine Co . Brockville, Ont.
DUKE BECOMES A MONK
COUSIN OF CZAR ENTERS A
MONASTERY.
The I;irk He Lore:l BCCOIll •s the
\1 ife of a 1 illage School-
master.
Unrequitted love for a girl of
matchless beauty is Eisen as a rea-
son for the decision of Grand Duke
Dementrius Constant.not'itCh, a
cousin of the Czur, to cater a. mon-
astery. The Grand Duke's plait be-
came known a hew days ago and
occasioned great surprise.
In going to the cloister of the
Monks of St. Buell, on the out-
skirts of Moscow, he follows the ex-
ample of his august relative, the
Grand Duchess Ettxabeth, who has
entered a convent.
DAUGHTER OF OVERSEER.
The girl with whom he fell in love
is the daughter of an overseer of
one of his estates. She rejected his
overtures. A few months ago she
married a village schoolmaster, and
this, it is said, broke the Grand
Duke's heart. He straightway de-
termined to renounce the cruel
world.
Tho Grand Duke's intimates re-
fuse to accept this version, how-
ever, and assert that the real rea-
son for his deteruiiantion to enter
the cloister of monks is far remov-
ed from disappointment in love.
They say his change of heart was
brought about by despair over the
state of his country.
TOWARD REVOLUTION.
b it; his fixed idea, they aver,
that Russia is slowly but surely
steering toward a revolution that
will shake its foundations and dis-
rupt the empire. NOT HIS.
The Grand Duke used to bo a
colonel in the Sixteenth Reg:u}ent
of Grenadiers, but it was an open
secret that he cared nothing for
the army. From ono year's end to
the other he never saw his regi-
ment. In his youth he was a patron
cf the race course and a passion-
ate admirer of blooded horses. He
also made an unsuccessful attempt
in the reign of the late Czar to in- Repeat it:—•'shiloh'sCure will arways
truduce the prize ring and import- care me coughs sad t
eel two famous English boxers to NOT WHAT HE MEANT TO ASK.
illustrate the manly art of self -de
fence. But the present Dowager A young man went on one occa-
Empress set her foot down and sion to call at a country farmhouse
would have none of it. After this to make inquiries after his sweet -
the Grand Duke seemed to take lit- heart, who had charge of the dairy.
tle interest in life. Her roaster opened the door, and
WENT ON PILGRIMAGE. the lover asked him timidly : "Ilow
is the milkmaid?"
About a year ago lie surprised "How is tho milk made?" the
every one by setting out on a pil- farmer angrily asked, as - ho
grimage to the Russian holy city of slammed the door in the stranger's
Kieft', where ho visited the cata- face. "Our milk isn't made; it's
combs and stayed on his knees an got from the cow."
hour before the high altar of the
great Lavra. When he returned to
Why go limping and whining
St. Petersburg he ordered a new al-
tar for a Russian church in Jeru- about your corns when a 25 cent
bottle of Holloway's Care Cent
salem and sent the Russian Consul will remove them? Give it a trial
toe
at that place $5,000 be spent in and you will not regret it.
entertaining Russian pilgrims vis-
iting the Holy Sepulchre. Froin
that time he has been attentive to Poverty prevents a lot of people
religious obligations. from getting the gout.
"My life has been empty," ho --
said recently to a confidant. "I Dees your nate AOM ? n,n I ettpertme'tt with
want to prepare to sleet my linker. jisiiii "n. but -et iho q•nntue. lh• '•Ufi L"
tenth d 1'la+ter. IL curor. U•sIs A Iawrenre,
I can't be useful to mankii: d. I'm Co, inakers.
going to hide myself away."
No, C'ordelia, a man doesn't
necessarily bait his breath for the
Repeat lt:—'•ehilob'fCurs will alware purpose of catching it.
ours my coughs and colds."
EVERY WOMAN
WHO SUFiFERS;
CAN FIND SURE RELIEF IN
DOWD•S KIDNEY PILLS.
Mrs. J. Oliver Tells flow She 1.0E1
Her Pains and Weakness When
1
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SMALLEST BIRD.
The golden -crested wren is the
an:allcst, not only cf British, but of
a!1 European birds. Its average
weight is only about eight grainy
troy, so it e ou'd take seventy-two
of the birds to weigh a Mound. The
length of eat feathers is about 3
1-2 inches, and the stretch of the
wings about '. inches, but when the
feathers are taken off the length of
the body dues not exceed 1 in.
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A Woman's Sympathy
She Used the Old Reliable kidneyAre Tou discouraged? I* your doctor's
bbl a Lcuvy ttuanct.tl load? 1s your pain
Remedy. btu heavy i.hyeical burden? 11 know what
these tne,n to delicate women -1 hat's
Elgin, May3(Special).— been dlscouralo too: but learned how to
g , Ont., cure myself. I want to relieve your tiur-
11'umen who suffer, and there are dens. Why not end the pato and slopt,
th•
thousands of thein in Canada,will do^tot's tint 1 ran do tills for you and
w111 if you will assist me.
heaj with interest the experience of All you need do is to write for a free
Mrs. J. Oliver of this ,lace. She boz of the s remedy. which I:.ts been plated
I to cif
bands to be given away. Perhaps
has suffered no
rsnd found a cure and this one box will curo you—it has doneso
for others. If so, 1 al:all be happy and
she has nu hesitation in saying that you out be cures for so (the cost of a
Cure is Dodd's Kidney !'ills. postage stump). Your letters held rna-
dentlal�l7. SERB.
t• to -day for tnv free trent-
"I suffered for over a year from silent. ERs. F. El CURIUM. Windsor. Ont.
Backache and Fainting Spells,' s.
Mrs. Oliver states. "1 was tired MARVELS OF SURGERY.
and nervous all the time and the
least exertion would make mo per- Dr. Alexis Carrel, of the Rocke-
spire freely. My feet. and ankles feller Institute, in an address to
would shell and 1 had a dragging the American Yhiloeophic Sudety,
sensation across the loins. 1 saw draws attention to some of the
Dodd's Kidney Pills advertised and marvels of modern surgery. Among
bought some. Twelve boxes cured the cases cited was that of a man
me." whose injured knee -point had been
All women who suffer should use successfully replaced by a sound
Dodd's Kidney Pills. They make one taken from a dead body. An -
healthy Kidneys and healthy Kid- other was that of a cat whose kid-
neys aro the first rule of health neys had been replaced by those of
for woman. The female organs de- another. A fox -terrier, again, hay -
pend almost entirely on the Kid- ing lost a leg, this was replaced by
neys for their health. No woman one taken from a dead colnpanion.
can hope to be healthy and happy The dog w as able to run about as
unless her Kidneys aro right. The usual. And Dr. Carrel finds that
Kidneys need occasional help or the parts of the dead organism can
they must become tired or sick. be kept for an indefinite time, and
And almost any woman can tell you still be successfully substituted for
out of her own experience that those of the living. They must be
Dodd's Kidney Pills arc the help put in refrigerators and kept in
they need. hermetically sealed tubes a little
above -freezing.
Yeast—"I think I came up in the
train with your wife yesterday."
Critnsonbeak—"Did you notice
her teeth ?"
"No, she didn't open her mouth
once."
"Oh, well, it wa.u't my wife,
then."
Women should remember that
men can't be convinced by scolding.
"By Medicine Life May be Pro-
longed."—So wrote Shakespeare
nearly three hundred years ago. It
it so to -day. Medicine will prolong
life, but bo sure of the qualities
of the medicine. Lite is prolonged
by keeping the booty free from dis-
ease. Dr. Thomas' Eelectric Oil
used internally will curo coughs
and colds, eradicate asthma, over-
come croup and give strength to
the rerpiratory organs. Give it a
trial.•
By trying to tench others you
will learn a few things yourself.
Repeat It:-"•ebtlob's ('urs will always
sure my coughs and colds."
('KOSS-F.XAMINi\G A KING.
On one occasion, when the King
and Queen of Italy were out nit,tor-
il.g. they passed beyond the frontier
and, un reaehiug the boundary
again, were accosted by an extra
smart Customs officer.
"Where do you come from 1" he
asked. "Modelle,' was the reply.
"Where is the number of your
car 1" ''There is ..one." "A -ha'
And yet you enter Italy! Now,
then, whnt's your name?" "Vic-
tor," said his Majesty smiling.
"And your other name?" "Ema-
nuel." "Your profession?"
"Well." replied the Resell motor-
ist. " i have hitherto enjoyed the
reputation of being the only Victor
Emanuel in my kingdom."
'rhe great are those who can
bear discipline.
Most of the burdens for whirls
we blame heaven are simply our own
needless baggage_ --
A man would rat her be 1,e7,1 np
ht strangers than thrown down by
his friends.
Repast 1t:-"ehtloh'sCurs will always
etre my coughs and colds."
The average female likes to pose
as the reformer of some man.
"Perfectly Trustworthy" is the
character of 'tickle's Anti-('on-
suniptive Syrup. It can be used
with the utmost confidence that it
will do what is claim'd for it. It
is sure in its effects, as the use of
it will dearly demonstrate, and
can be relied upon to drive a cold
out of the system more effectively
than any other medicine. Try it
and he convinced that it is what it
is claimed to be.
Free speeeh is all 1 ightif you
don't get too free with it.
Ferry Saw Pa!nitll!er. ir'e effect. ars alms.t
idant•ue MS. tures cues. ham. 5,1 btu's.,.
ekes Intern slly cures stomp,. dl.rrh..• as 1
iy,•ntsry. Avoid sutra:tetes. 11te-. 11 1,11 on•
•Painkiller --ferry I'.rie--tie. mut S•x.
SLLFISII.
"Would you advise a young wo The Beautyof a ('scar Skin. -1
mon to get married i" The conditioof the liver re
ldy all means, I should advise it takes a whole legislature to regulates
every young woman to marry, ex -
the
change a Iran's name, but one min -
ordered
condition of the blood. A dis-
cepting, of course, our hired girl, inter can change a woman s. ordered liver causes impurities in .
I want. to keep her." the blood and these slow then- I
A Pill for Brain 11'orkers. —The selves in blemishes on the skin. 1
1 armelee's Vegetable Pills in act- i
inan who works with his brains is ing upon the liter act a on the'
more liable to derangemeet of the blood and a clear, healthy skin
digestive system than the man who will follow intelligent use of this!
works with his hand., because the standard medicine. Ladies, who
ono calls upon his nervous energy will fully appreciate this prime
while the other of p.les only his quality of these pills, can use their
muscular strength. Brain fag be- w ith the certainty that the efTr•rt
gets irregularities of the stomach will be most gratifying. BONDS AND STOCKS
and liver, and the best remedy that
can be fused is Parmelee's Vase -
those
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compounded for such caves and all "Are they happi:y married i..g ol.t.nae It . is --Siam UN, /lain t37:.
those who use them can certify to ''Yes, indeed. I understand
their superior power. they're actually out of debt " WARREN OZOW$KI & CO.
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gees (Rat lt.pecially money.
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p D e ,[ri eeF_tat•tJrtJ ▪ ■ • :no wt ., .g•n•
(RTahle of generating more DOLE! ap�LL lr/�rOi♦ sew. ».N.t••yho•n.J Weere noe COBALT et etta ttrit•ul
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Z:1M-B1'K CURG9 IIi:R BABY.
Mothers will find the following
statement of more than passing in-
terest, showing, as it does, how Food'
Zam-lluk ends the skin -disease of r,children even when re- Vook
. � ordinary Tliorou
Y
meshes have completely failed. Mrs.
C. W. Bowerbank, of i Denison
Avenue, Toronto, says:— LL cereals should be thoroughly cooked to g: t the hest results
"Not long ago my baby's face A for food purposes. In our Caned; r , Agricultural Colleges
broke out in an eruption. The sputa they have tested the effect of cookit:g .,u the solubility of foods :
would crack and bo very irritating
and sore. At other times they Read this table :
itched fearfully, and caused the
child to scratch and rub, thus mak- ROLLED OATSing the sores very inflamed and
oainful. I tried all sorts of pint- rime Cooked.
nients and salves, but they some- Uncooked
bow did not seem able to remove 30 minutes
the trouble. Zam-Buk proved very 8 hours
different, and a few applications 5 hours
gave the child relief. The sores 8 hours
ara now healed completely.
ter has had occasion to use Zane
you will notice the gradual rico in percentage duo to long r^t3i(i*,•
"Sipco that time my little laugh- 'Very few homes are equipped to speed the time or f::el ince_tary
Buk for skin trouble. She broke properly prepare cereals. By a sys' em of steam pressure and ho
out in blotches on her hands and Inaohinery the ORANGE MEAT heop!e thoroeghly clean and stea
arms, and in her case also Zam-
It is a sure euro for pimples and wok the wheat, then ma's and flake each grain, after which It i
Birk effected a cure. dried and toasted. This produces the largest percentage of co:ubil
eruptions, eczema, ring -worm, til- ity; a process totally impossible in ordinary kitchen.
cera, cuts, burns, bruises, poisoned
piles, festering sores, and all skin This company are giving away a cash prize of Seven Hundred
sores, chronic wounds, bad le,Dollars flee. post card to Very package.injuries and diseases. Druggists c
and stores everywhere sell at 50c. AGENTS tinier your supp.i•• are C�LVEs a.,e.ia tree.
.1 box. or post fro for price from sirins,atl,facUnn, stick to them. If n.t try out — are•:eDrig_.,1.•d ('o .1 - . Forerre
ones. We wpp y pure tea,. coffees. aptr e,, per•
'Lam-Buk Co., Toronto ; 3 boxes I fomes. toilet re luisites eto., atthe Inwe+t prh•es. „ (,}ft[, p(1R ill vp,RAi, t1 -(11.4e.
$1.25.
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$1.25. Poll are warned against' The ll,me,•peas:Ue.1'o..D.it.A,1'ur_ut•r,Unt WAHTEU w,rk. r.watlfa+ofr. "INA,
cheap and harmful imitations some- wee. 1 1...;diunr,12tSpadini'R,ol, Tor.nte.
?totes represented to be "just as ����Q Band
got:(I." �9
IS LIQUID LIFE.
BOVRIL is pure core •ntrated Reef and to ensure seri nes of rrime
Reef for our needs we hate just recently acquired 40.082 acre.: of the
finest grazing land in the world, in the Argentine Republic, and y,000,000
acres in Nor.h \\'est Australia.
Over soo,000 head ot horned cattle are on these eeteres at isresent,
and this number will be vouch increa'ed. \\'e are thee_feretruler
tosition than et er toguarantee the purity and high chat aster citeV R I L.
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POPULAR SIIEFJT �h3[I�i;C�
AT LESS THAN 033T Or PRODUCTICN.
10e,000(•Ui'1K'"ofp.,pu:a-...tea1.trl,tdclNalool.L•.t rna..c rua.t be sac,i,.eel at once
with utcnulderntdin ast,v4'ueorc..t.
this at.,a•k .ells at the retail price of 15 ti 3 a. a espy. Our price.. as I .nq as the stick
lasts are placed uu a ba,t, w hi. -11 will to .re thein quic�ly. All x ,.. Is :are to perfect c •nd(tl r.,.
'teacher or dealer never bad an opportu.tity of thi. 5ia1 o(lere•1 before. see the prices—then
act quick.
6) Copies Assorted Sheet Music
too Copies Aunrt.d Sheet Mulls
Will send a bunch of sa,eple. for Yi rents p.m , of l Specisl prlcas q h .tel in i t,4)) or
more. iso not delay --order t,•1.ty. Strmp; a? ,,: , !fir sass!! ate ,uu: s.
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P. C. Solids WHEAT FLOUR
f el ible
in Water. Time Cooktd.
8.43 L'ncookrd
14.55 20 minutes
15.9 2 hours
5 hours
24.30 8 hours
P. C. Solids
Soluble
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PUZZLE.
Doctor—No, I shouldn't ad% ise
you to take whiskey for the grip.
Guzzler—Well, i don't believe
I've got the grip. It must be some-
thing else. Say, Doc., what dis-
ease is whiskey good for 1
Repeat it: ••f3hiloh's Cure will always
cure my coughs and colds."
Fortune smiles on f-onle men one
day and gitcs thciu the laugh the
next.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermin-
ator is pleasant to take; sure and
effectual in destroying worms.
Many have tried it with best re-
sults.
A wise man never calls another
a fool --no matter what he may
think.
On moor ono, of week lungs is • Mrleee meant.
sap hest Allan's Lang l.laam, taken at th• first
sign a e•ou.h will •n.ur• Immunity tram thio
daogernng drfeet Don't trite with unkt.we
This is the
Time
to
Organise
Instruments, Drum:, Band Music, Etc.
EVERY TOWN CAN HAVE A BAND
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Man puffs his pipe,
Part (woman fair
Abhors the weed
And puffs her hair.
Repeat It: -'!!}lot's Cure w ll l always
ours my coughs mud colds."
When a stingy marl is i.t fete he
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ul, but not fur
long.
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