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pespre to cold whe.n the paticat ie in
en' anaemic or btoottles.e condition, in
wive!' the nerve Is, literally starved. It
reeds 710 ar,gument to. aliow aity rea-
sonable pereon that a sterved "ter.
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v$7filsot-80t.64-04.4.61: .41fkrent parts oI
the .e.;.-orld, 'Torte from 'Italian. reside*
New qpa. an4thcr.„49_01. tt*Ar-
nanttive, ete40111d4e4ta41a4ihatiai:.
With- CaitaliaWgra.aST`ii:ff''laiiatlitaiiilliW
a sumptuous eradle-presentea to the
Que_eri wben.' little Winans YOlande
was born. The base tir of-•bronaea den-
ately- -ehiselletta-anti---emeler --the Omit
Item:taus, and Remus play with the Ira-
•tkonaleavolteala, eattandaerrile
udiffla la refalareilK 'The cradle is
, tirerenn ded„ Wt;
it;'-altlei
-4e1- 'the' AliStritts-Otlionrei-
Maplesort. tens. 4.story Of the
lrggt salery he ever. paw., The reci-
pient wen Mine. Patti In her contract
it teats elated that Mine. Patti waa to
ba paid. 85,000 before each performance
and one evening, sairthe7tOlonel, ,the'
treasury evasr''a -hit* -ahart'OtShataa”
to ineet 'immediate needs. • I eent my
treasurer Mme. Pattf'S dresstng-room
with' 4,14:3r10, and a uressag ,e to the effect
that the remaining $1,(100 \would -be
forthooming very 'shortly. Almost im-
niediatel.y 1 ight a visit from Mine. Put-
tee maid. Carrying a shoe in her hand
-she--observed that her mistresa-wav fun
eneekeeeeneentanthernexenplitaxeaitifentne
Wllanneleattitilin
earatk
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.Avbe4
ten
deaden the sclatie kw tline,--bna
Jt
latiTiatiot cure- etaffilietia -- • -- -
Asehne rest is the hest aid te proper
medical -.treatment. Rest and Dr. Win
hams” Pink .Piils. aenially make,
new, lacod and thus feed the starve:1
itertecewill cure most case. e.-- --
air. 11. W. Awint is one at tae
• In merchant* of .1feinfor1„.N.-$... Ite
few years ago he was a great. sufferer
- .from this -excruciating trouble. tie aayst
"nhe attack was F0 SO% ere that- I had',
leen off work tor tr,otnz time. The I
cams. of my lege were all drawn up
and I could only limp -along with the,
aid of a stick. The pain 1 suffered was
inaitieneetti dan-ana
anaanItilattiLea-Ennaa.„„allattaltnlanteaggalracgeanta
611Cil pain as (any thee who havebeen
JTUv_L wit
• -te-441";)-Idor
. .11Z1i; ac a t
1.0e137/71 to 11 nly cee item ••U tope-
- less, When Dr: Williams' Pink Pills were
brae:gig to my notice,. I got a half •
dozen boxes. I had used the entire
Amorality before I .found any benefit. But
-1 was encouraged and got a sewed hefI
zen boxes, -and before •those were air
ygone every vestige of.. the trouble had
aanappeared. Not only this, but 1 was
Unproved in health in every way, as It
- will be readily uncle.rstood that tbe tong
eiege of pain 1- hail mattered had left •
pie badly run down. 1 can't speak too e
,loghly.of Dr; Williams' 'Pink Pine. 1 1
eannerecommend thetn too •strorigly to
-----other-aiiffererfe” .
t't
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pared wit the e.sga
malhout ofefay 1 3Azraped aupaaasuni
equivalent to $1,000, deposited it in
rattrA shoe,aand sent_ It to her with my
best compliment&
Very few people know that the Earl
of Minto, Viceroy et India, is the only
man who ever survived a broken neck.
In _his younger days the Earl was one
of the most, daring and ardent, f
sportsmen, and he scarcely -had a rival
n riding, rowing, shooting, and fish-
ing. Hie' lordship's great passion, bow -
ver, was for horseriding, and it is re-
ated how he took his degree in a rid -
ng costume cowered by an aaadeinie.
h. ane---hintiediatelyealter-tho-ceae
leapeneanicatheeeaddle and galloped
ff to the racecourse, arrfving just in
tme to win the 'Varsity Steeplechase.
n 1876 the Earl rode Zero In the rar.e
or the Grand Notional, and it was then
hat he nearly met his death. Zero
ela at one of the fences, 'and 'everyone
hought that the rider had been instant -
y killed with a brokenneck. - Sir•
0117CS Paget was summoned-. and even
lc the doe.tor's astonishment his lord -
hi recovered, Lae famous phyetelau
declaring that in the whole of his ex-
perience it was the only instance he
knew of ,the vertebra going back into
Its place after being stretched.
A popmlor member of the House of
Lords, a good Isportsman, a favorite
eourner, and a particular friend of His
Majesty King Edward VII. Thus might'
the Duke of Peeland be tersely describ-
ed. In his youth the, owner of Wel-
berk AbbeaPhad a great passion for...
borsearldingalle started a stud when he
entered the Coldstream GUards in 1879,_
and wen the Derby tvvo years -in !sue-
cessi!on, viz., taga and 1889, not to men-
Et0ieuetr eitieele events-reillid Oaks,'
St. Ledger, One and Two Thousand
Guirreare --The laiitiWitliffhirigallti 1h -ta-
wny of stakes, not bets) amonnted to
a very considerable sumbut at the
request of the Duchese, whom he Mar-
ried in 1889, be '4Ievete1 the entire
aniaurit to the construction of a row of
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fe.-sfoxotti: •0 1,qt, queoror.:,
thdt Ii,s daeleaah,
a a
nig A.I14 Okling* as 111$ Intim were.
at-
Ic1ed. ,. When Miss Sraitti arixtottally,.
:Madertaulitetalatthetlatetor bet telalter
littlet;n41eAmiT:Uittiatt
Jong '4.2,
• Now, per u think that funny;
Another' story hrta,is 'said to have told But Louse grew • s741Y ,Of Harry
Mtss Smith after his lOve had eeoled When she found him Eby of money,
was that ,he was engaged 14-41.- Miss Ine • • '.
who threatened to Shoot hirt; and Miss .41111t liritttlit1011*
45,4,14,4. t
:bdteer. niii,th. 0o.t„1.142-11,44.10LAtia,* yobtuf-e4rntatayeArta-,eareosalatialle.,
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gago for egiitogi mat* to another . Tine M.,eumittoand . lire. Wen”Vt
man. :a
diseasee, apperde to tiro** ;Wiring relief
neetlas troubleo, atins ,
.
and statolutei cenvelescence. 'Write to 01,,
itettoneltl, Vietriott Pszeottor Atte4t1
Grand. Trunk naltwer System. Tonna%
lor illustretea deserlative. !setter.
RE,VtiiSE,
i.We are taldlitat. it takes nine tailors
to make a Man, but in :many eases the
bill of one 'tailor is enough to br,eak
him.
A
f you 14411110 nanr Aiken * Walk
PIO* fort, $'041 Will resiteioar,
*oat vaitatailatoulari, thst heaa wsi
-bath -end, !opt u!„Toi
WithlanTideen breathe, th
gen" tortteratiiir it levee'
iT2Sits*, r
Tholtsivillt iJwria. *auk w sagegia
trOo tont
and br,uchd Zethna, bRi
wbo*poironoe4taei*t. /Orow
ater,,riatinreit he* ale. the pin
ast••;b.•.aelaseent nnd er.4.
fttette,•
; ',ti 1=1:'''.'07.F.7t4-11'1a
tate
an, buk, up„aaA401*c.14:..1;44 e.
103trOUtetitiato10-e-etliete.•,-'-.)14 In
V.-arattrittaatalCaerotati,14rarariat''
,..eaftear.'t•
4 ::•'.•I'Oeiii;-bk ''s6t *4!":1$*1
.'Peee0,911t'r
VIAtt alt.isalesafenut ei,'Leitte '
a. *tele aeattat-teatt ruY3d
eaatedeteelleets. shawls',tib;;;;a:follo,41(
0#011041141''DislieW.rit'atuirtal •ots
aitata.,, -ewe
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UaCEMTE� LFG, ;AND ANKLE.
--Iferded-hy Zarn-111114,
teramon result of' an injury ion*
Vines, of even„a- tiny stretch is etutonie
uiceritkei, the. skin •disease that eats
deepest irito the tissue and la most
painful, weatiening and obstinate. Ul-
cerations are brought on often (especi-
ally in the ease ot women) by excessive
standing or ;cowling. Mrs. 3. E. Berry.
in Of 0I-Callnikt
vaii-4-tayeore--uttenirvilitItbadt-st'bi.
And_ulecrated-leg4nd.stikle.
-Don-min
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$ • A A
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Science Is stubborn in re:iisting treat-
ment and the patient often salters for t0
3tara. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do not t
simply relieve the pain. They eure the /
dise.aso caused by poor winery blood. f
• • They actually make hew bleed -and have
iherAfore a direet and poWerfuI pure. 4
atiVO effea satch diseass as rheuma- t
anaemia, general debility and
'alf14N' effects of the grin. As the nerves a
,4Iepend upen the blood for nourIsament.
Th'. Wiltlems' Pink Pills are un'tqualled
tidIt'nt cvizr the tha1 se-
, \ ver' disorders,. such as neu-
ralgia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus dance
'and toeaniotor ataxia. As a tonic for
the blood and nerves (ley are used
everywherf.with the. greatest sUccese,
building up wasted bodies and bring-
ing the glow of health to pate -and sat -
taw cheeka. Sall by all medicine dea-
lers er by mail at Sec. a box or six
,imes for 82.50 -from The Dr. Williams'
earedleine Co., Baorkvine, _ant,
PERSONAL pAnAon.tinis'.
inghtelesuffemedasevere-palos.-- At -this
stage my husbandprevailed upon me
to leave off all oilier preparations•and
use Zinn -Bak. This I did,. After a few ap-
plieations the swelling in the leg Was
greatly reduced and the ulcer looked
healthier. 1 Persevered with Zamaluic
until the swelling wris banished and
the pain and inilanunatkin entiretY rer
moved, Zion -auk has effected a cure
when other remedies
• Vaineffnic' alto heels outs, bruit),
burns, running soma, eczema, hogs.,
eauptions, sesta *ores, chap-
ped herida and all diseases of tile akin.
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The young minister, who we said to
L e rather "sweet" on the attractive
schoolmistress, was paying a vigil. to
the School. After questioning the call -
A dren,011 various subjects, he -aid, with
a patronizing smile:- "Now, boys and
girLs, is there any question you Would
like to ask me before 1 go- away? In-
stantly one little girl beld up berltand.
1 Please, sir," she saki, in response ta
an ---entaatteaging- -nod-, 'another aaYS
lideresting AbOut Some of the
Lord Methuen has roclord
- -Ithat w41.1 appear in -history. nut he
has also given proof of signal bravery
in private life, 13 a well-read man, and
L.
4 4,
atritish Army, Ile once served as
Wry .4.1teebe In Derain and during his
-- -stay -there he :eaved m, rAe of a would-
, ;be suicide iron) drewning. For this
act the German Empeiar presented ban
with a rnedat ear tire otcasion ot a
State ball, and in the pr ie' of n.
• hent assemblage. • 1,ater on Lord Me-
thuert was selected to present the Ern-
tperor Austria with kis Fieid.airar-
ShaVs baton.' Corsitain 4 -Awl, his .plaeA
.J11 WiltShiM Is a tine Elizabethan ho i.e,
• 0 And, dale's from '.11'03:!. The park 4s
,tamed for ite cedars and Vallee, which
are said to be the largest In Frigland.
Lard Reyteigli Is notabla, not only: ns
the disvoverer of argen, but ea eret 01
aritify4eialifeasaTif TingTanif.
ate farina for thin parpeee tame -more
'ithan 2,000 are ef land, arid 1.060 caws
'6grase +co the ineadaws MINIM Terling
iPlace, his teat la raaea. To many
.a,______J,Kenieeeateeezeeserra simige • thlt tkea
who* is eViillietatea-hi T=TV-.0-
orealeat acaenti"St in Ma Inettee d Landa,
intereet eaelli a pro-
ticct. as daFay-faaming.., 1,-..,r,o1531Fdp.,
11m -eve?, !las palwaya 1.;11cien tack, teeneat
1fiterV, in the /4,o1 pra1.1].!.:c1,44 ,sof to-.1av.
and it was (24-4,131-e to d'emcrictrato in
be practical tnanni.le %%tat(.4.an •Colat4
In thway iet etairy,farininr. 'tlicit lea
tor -develop Lis ferro t Trifpg.
te rce,v Msevgn years ag-4 s:nte,
,.Pciee9&e,-.7,-;41., :Ito, ferrous •plaTits'A was
in in Polarilq ,C1rtl, that•ptil
valtailaa4.4441Wa4takktiat anateallaanatattana
ms *cubes
estate. A year after his marriage the
Duk, entireb-gave up --hortaracing
rder--to-
stud, and'Einee then he b
himself ;to yacatingnshoollng.afltt
-
ing. It may not be generally known
that lbe Duchess owns a endow; ooli
lion of' direful:in() horses Niithieri were giv-
eh to her by the Doke onet, tor each of
Ute important racca which he -won.
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BABY'S OWN TABLETS
. A LITTLE LIFE SAVER.
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Baby's OtTal TtlifetS have saved many
a ppez:ious Imo life. There is no other
roodytine kr diagram so eafe and sure
In its effects. Tat Tablets sure stomach
and bowel troutes, teething (nominee,
deatroy wnrins, break up eotda and
pacatea a 0 arn-And-yotreitelan
1141 guaratae cf a gavernerient enalyat
thattills' Itedielne dcea, =En,' contain a
tarorro, 'Log *alley, Pas"..1., says:-
partict'e of 417,7int or nerzotP.
" wn a rreat., betewr In liaty's Own
irolpiets. i taw ud limn an, many
kr.O* af no medieine
Mara 1 Caring the micit
EiDEes rind young ellifolrk4n..
Fed ,ty Inedieino denlets.oi Lrenall at
oats a bole from The
NI(Nlif.1-.f.nr.s.t, niqkvtile, Pot.
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I' 4
in 'Lily 10 Ii40, 'tJ hv
z-i,z1 ray , attenti-Ln to
bavollt,e ta-sieee
tei7•-_se-.,.1.q fire
r
It ntDy fae‘:ng kiz!tleal te,7
1.1,tt-.i‘tt'yczte,c--cr;se74e.'z'ec. Et.,yaut
7'o to txt-ytt'in •.'llzo daala
mktt V;v11., try, to r.`...1 to
(11 tot tz,otz5_'eL nnv;gati‘crt
tf$:.‘,,z,t4-raiir tt;-4-.oitTv.
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t..!;.tit the 32callen Ttl3:0! .1,IVZIOt
tIze:r
'tLe the
aAalitakeinea---a
• ,
tOciirS OF C
get sciencertell tie at frequent 1
- that at 00 Way dietatit jeLn-
ia4
4-1)40d-104 '100ttitreisg-
•a'ne-dii liac-W- trraang ths
the otakci's saf wigs lave
ten 4xperouenting. Many countrzc-----,-; are'
u-w.akin,g ft e1 cr g313 -t)
p.1 P..•;=rpi'A
i.14-77,%.rL liTzo p TEsc4r;
1-arMAy,. A nuttber tAtC1C4-a3.,
.15t eats 4t1.110aPt s,pilAn
c.ibIlitute. fee rk.:,11, bales wift,,j
e itg5 nIei
.wittl vel',Y• ott
-A 4
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4cq't
•tt.
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s*,„...tt,
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-t a etaaall boy wl lines to gct un
arly and shovel +50
aaan- ratan ea
Vgtbh PiLt -vacillate the, aetien of
Lhereerellaria, purtiy the Wow,' and LeeP
the sternach and °bey/els free from de-
le!eraeras matter, T-aitn according to
direct:4On they will ovtlaannie dyspepsia,
ebiliousticaseasaa
irgaris•
iteareltmetions-
ve-wellalinown---by Abet:sands onto knew
y experience how beneficial they are
ea giving tor.e to the system.
1110010...**
Ape your corns harder toxeMove than
tame ltothers-lave-badt --Haw they
•tiitlittitilievcatintelandrIlivetritylitir
Itenjairedb3Luillfitilactutikle&-Xorn•
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A DISTINCTION'.
ibTpiay cards sorae man refti.il.c*
They say gambling is a sin;
Well, firs gambling when you lose,
, But business when you winl
OMAN* wk. ere Palo end peevish want some.
Oleg that will apilte goad dab blood; thole Ls
stotMag to *pal 'Forrovi for this partseee.
Vellbono, beware toot s bottle. -
PESSIMISTIC VIEW.
"Life," remarked the optimist, 'His
made up of sunshine and shadow."
"Yes," rejoined Ine \peastmist, "but
the trouble is thereare about nine sha-
, dews to one sunshine."
taxXx•••••••••••r
It takes a lot of Christianity .to
able -a man glad- -when--ie is
-called tn. for- Itl0 to- help repair ihe
chink
astoottrrat"..
LInEt InEt_etultberee 014 sorts erserneed trove
the amity w**TiWit OW& Zs* goad walk et
nlemuestagleoempleted with WenvseaSgrap.
DOMESTIC 'REPARTEE.
Mrs. --napperaatYou-seem -to think
inamiranothingabutainiserablenatliotnte,
Mr. S pner leatnalake"OljeApeeyota
LL:
eataefebaturo----against --ne&aect of th
!acidity health, against' earelessne.ss re-
garding the, 0,p-tea1 'condition. It steals
in at the first oportunity and takes up
Its anode In a man and it is tennetiines
iftleult to eject IL Dr. Thornaa' Eclee-
ic Oil will Arive it out in shert order.
Vain cannot stay where it is used, but
inuizeniately flees away.
HIS REASON.
The preacher made a. dramatic appeal
to the comical:es of the raembers
Ws cangregatioq.
AGENTS
tigge'
de . eAsure Clothing
liegitettesalaaenalea. Oa/4 Ceiesisakara
ifentsfaisiatiost
Tatilaring Ctiki TotiontoL
catiowa Ran' Vitianta, •
iestatte.
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A Ma.,f1140,1401-
nsn'aia;4:'
21 to
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r
Lev Tonvirod to,kooze comma-416as preidos° AS
zut
aToopitaneestroot. Tomparanco 'aro:A
ta MI 'greet tare blocktaortli west std.. ,
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hy
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Try alVisktertbeFainikti*
of tho
181, C111 Ile
CANADA'S
ifEA,L111
RESORT
in the Niagara Peninsula.
treetneet el Nervousness a it
kbounnatIone, a Spectedts.
Th* WELLAND.
"What do you call the man thet
drives an automobile?”
"Well, it depends largely upon one's
religious scruples and command of
language."
It, makes all the difference whether
trou are acting like a good man because
emu want to seem to be one or because
wou are.
A SOund ,Stemacit Means a Clear
ilead.-The high pressure of a nervous
life whieh busiriess men of the present
day 'are constrained to live make
draughts upon their vitality, highly det-
rimental to their healthit is only by
the most careful treatment' that the,
are rible to keep themselves alert an
active in their Various callings, man
el them 'know the value nf Parmelee
Vegetable Pills in regulating the stom
ae and consequaillirkeeping the head
teacher can turn you round her little clear.
finger, and we would like very much 4111••••••••Mmit
1.0 s'400 her doing IL" POET'S ADVANTAGES.
Grace (to- ber bosom friend, who is
caressing a blear -eyed poodle.). --"I hear
lour engagement with Fred has been
broken 01(1» Bertha with a sigh -"Yes
I found that his love- for me was not -
the deeP, h--ite love which nothing -on
'earth can -change, so •was compelled
to let him go." Grace -"Why, bow
did you find outr Bertha --"Easily.
enongh- lle got no angry emery 141no
poor Ialesele bitahlin,"
tasa•
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"Marriage," remarked moralizer,
it tottery."
"Yes," rejoined the demeranizer; "but
It's one of the games' 'of chairee that
lergymen do not try te diet:mirage.
The bealth 1ow disappearing -fromThe -cheek :end -moaning •and-restiess.
ght-are----ac-re-sympte
worms in children. , Do not fall to get
a bottle 10f Mother Graves'. Werm.,_Ex.
-terminator; it IS an effectual inedloint.:
Gladys -Pallier will he so pleased to
'est that you ore a poet.
Algernon,--Ahl Like you, he adores
Poott71.
-*Pew people eau " weir eat a co,"bet t
111-14.0,4111114i0Ot *Lagoons ergsmunt.
We. atbernn ILO WOO.% Oa.. nut'
tAk. BSISSIS SS WO se& be *-tbo
sole *lc -
ADVICE._
«My boy, if you want to stay in t
public eye-" •
wireiirdifdr --
"Don't be a human cinder."
your debts, r.se." The whale ofingrega-
tion, with a eolitare excepton eccepbed
the inviLation, end, having done tit, re-
sumed•their seats at the minister's re-
quest
"N'efur, let .those who do not pay their
debts stad4 up." ,
Up mew the lonely map.
'whY dont Yon Pr417 Brother Tyson?
'Why are you so different from the other
brethren here?"'
V perhaprelteis
liar, and 1 can't get a «d tent. of what
those people round me owe'me."
t t
Quick ease for the worsi, cough--cluick
relief to the heaviest cold -and SAES .
le taken even for a child. on
That Is SiilloWs• 03re.,; ,141Pre41
field under a. guarantee COltidhS.
to cure colas and coughs le Ary
*ticker than , any °titer- vat taeOhttlf
rnedicine-oryour gooney hack. 34yearts
of success commend Shiloins Cure.
tiOcattl. me •
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st-r-t•-••••
JOHN HALLAM
TR'Zs"
taws AND COOKS.
n—YPEtrat—SUCCOSS.-----010---Re
If you are a sufferer from colds get
a bottle of Bickle's Anti-Consumptiv
Syrup and test its qualities. It will
o a no , pra se- S Xi. en,
too high. It does all that is elaiine:
or it, and does it 01,4Mugliiii. Do hat
dRe
because it is the best, having stoodtbe
test -of -yet aters--oel
OPEN TO DERATE.
Mana-Dear rile-. wonder_where
taby got snob ajemPett`
Pape ---Never. mind! We haven't time
to fight out that .questiort. just now/
trot mange., ,Praitrie Seratehaa..
every form of eonlaglous Itch ft; burrow
01, itninutts etarel.in.,30--InTilut14- Wok
ferd'ir•Sanilary Utter). It never lei
Sold by *It druggists. -
- IT - VD.
EteCirt't begging wake on it»z.
itIyt.it; hew higy
a�ne men ‘titkplf you wOuld be **taint&
ol ng !imam!' •
One MAE kcsn0t Wit good t�
ther tullebo ha MOW dollars Mau
•
FINANCIAL.
11, however, the dealers insist on
maintaining priees of diatomite, end
we can find no attritelive investments
In this -line, we tan KM put our sur-
plus pi portabotase steak.
110. telliftig vtlikthaill id*
and Owe It tnrnkeg Sae
Slier, fret It
ildte *V* If DAL."
risaverota your
•
roe
hair If •
entbel
11,11. is -itald, doctor, (ha :pau treated
your lantrord for livEr trouble tuld
dZecl (it stouiach leouble!" -"Intamout'
-slandert------Wherv-1-4reot-a-ptitlertViet
liver tmuble, Ae dies from that! Undo.
slehdr
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:04Set Mr..Editor" wrote ei wire-
spondookief a Certain. paper, "ean s-ett
nhow.t6 prevent bleeding at t -he
'hose?"' "To previa
replicd tk oilier, 'kcep it out
f at1ipr peozile's bizsines 1'
c-- -"Iles the zrearthst ,mtm 1 ev
kriewr 11el"Vbst°6 be done' "Wh
he -tiled cycar ia *lam hs fe
war .,Vie boinct hs l:,a wore,
na4tim '
'%D, 1 wniwash MY 'fate!, I
1.to to posh ray fanr. (;iandina'Nt-A
ghty, naughty!: NVIiEn 1 was -a
gl,r1 1,YAIWEV4 tny tae'.(7
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