Exeter Times, 1904-2-25, Page 6liEW BRITISH LS 1
DISTRESS APTER, EATING. GEMS OF utlx-raE BA •
CAME INTO OPERATION WITTI
THE NEW YEAR.
LLIo C/aild -Under Age of Eleven
¥0,y Engage in Street
Tradiog.
With the New Year came into oper-
ation an uwesual, crop of popular
lows. Poesibly the °illy oue oi the
own er winch eeeds instart repairs is
the nnitor-car Act. If ft shared the
tete ci; the last New Year's "Black
motorists noulti not, be sorry,
ays the *London Exprees.
Of the new statutes oue of the
=Pet importout is ari Act to extend
the Juriaiiceion of the country courts.
ln all personal actions foienerly,
where the dabt claimea expeened £50,
ceen weld not go before the
otnty court's, bet iad to be com-
e:Innen ie the Flign Court,
Peraefter the jurisdiction of the
oty eourt will entrain to aetious
er debt not exceeding £100.
oneetineut will oecessarny add
*e- to the work a the eoaritY
coneequence mated -
lye the lli C urt On
rceielar !meta will consist in then'
Cost that the eo$ts to suitors will be
loes,
A hemaee stetnto bears the title
r Prisoners" Defence Avt, 1903."
it1e that leek of meaus need
no lett.av tlenar a prisener (sore oh -
al aid In the prepainktiOn
his tl,genee.
that. 0. fieliCito
ze igned to hiai,
of the "docker"
il fortuerly se -
poor prisoner
nt apiily to SotItt
The
air/ tOiZl
witno t
ne of 1,1
rimed rer xisel
tet dace
'Olt CHILDREN.
Fineloeistemt of Children Act„
einenb is now in force, will greatly
ornery.. the Clindren'a Charter, 411C1
n:ohin winy poor families the ki-
nd reerletions evill 331e4n the
est of 'Mese-earners, the tiltimat
ftt to the little once will melte
Act feenerally welcoilte.
ea:el:oral no eliild under the oge
neaybe exuplO)ed in
ales ebild enipleyed
tory may he etn-
rto
will be granted
or enpb 1sx3t at public
child under the
ot be employed
inc iu the ev-
orning.
e new Act.
gh„ secretary
of the $noniety for tli Proteetion of
tr'lv to Cbildren, "is that it le
too rerinisshe, and that it leaves an
nine; for lovel anthoritiee to Sub -
'Una,. the welfare of eltildren to
oeal iptereste. I should much pre-
fer to see it an Imperial Act not
steireet to variation by by-laws of
local autberit lea"
The chimes of the Act referring to
the employrrent of children in enter-
trisnuents will not affect theatrical
managers to uny great extent, for it
le seldom that children under ten
years are required.
In Loneert the provisions of the Act
will reninly affect perttons who employ
ter s and girl: as etreet hawkers.
By the new Borough Funds Act the
obsteeterous minority of one rate-
pnyer who could put a town to the
expenee of a poll for and against a
bill, which the loml council wished
to promote in Parliament is extin-
guished. Now there must be 100 de -
manes for n.
REDUCTION OF RENTS.
'Another Act sets all the new educa-
tion authorities upon their financial
feet, by gtv nag there power to borrow
enough money to provide a working
baI fice, a precaution which was ov-
erlooked When the Education Act was
passed.
Of immense importance to the work-
ing clasees is the Act which gives the
long -sought power to local authori-
ties to spread loans for housing the
poor neer eighty years, and previous
comeanies or persons compulsorily
• taking, averionen's dwellings housing
thirty people Or more until they have
• obtained the approval of the Local
• Government Board to a scherae which
• will provide houses fon the people dis-
placed.
Thie Act tvill make it possible for
'the local councils building such hoes -
es to'recluce rents by nearly is. a
Weelc.
A new Act empowers a council to
• hire land for "military purposes," or
So join other councils in so doing.
•nMtlutary purposes" now includes
nine for yeomanry, rifle and artillery
praetice, building and enlarging bar-
• rachs and camps, erection of butts,
targets and batteriee, and the stor-
ing of arms, and so on.
The new laws for 1904 are not—
• with the exception of the Motor -Car
Act—in the mature of experiments.
They are legislative attempts to Im-
• prove other laws, and with that im-
provement to advance the social -wel-
fare of the people.
•- Other legislative products of 1903
ere the Education (London) Act,
• 1903, Which cemes into operation
• next May; the Patriotic Fend Peer-
ganiratirn Are, 1903, and the Rail-
ways (Eleetrical Power) Act, 1903,
both of whieh are now in operation.
/loye
(*lend uni
a Bent
en ng mei siein the
le" ene fault of
raid. Mr. Benjamin
4
DRINK PLENTY OP WA PER.
'A 'well-known physician say,s that
• the girl oho has not a. Clear com-
plexion and wishes one has a simple
remedy right at hand if she cares to
'use it. And it is water, applied not
oatwardly, but inwardly. That is,
not so much outwardly as inwardly.
This authority save that tlfe sallow
gir) should drink two quarts of wa-
ter rising ond retiring, het
not a drop at mealsMore than
e water drank -must riot be
trousers are vely nueh
Dfli tine season, said, tile tailar,
'playing hi goods. "So are the
ea1 have , ,,roplied the poet,
4
Can Ooly 33e Oured by nice/loving
the Cause of the Trouble.
There is only one way to cure in-
digestion; the meclichie must ant
upon the digestive organs—not upon
teieir contents. Medicine should not
's but should
Ladies Bank Thole Jewels 'and
'Arear Doubles.
A few generations ogo imitation
gems wea th
re uoheard of, ane fam-
ily heirlooms and costly jewels were N
ary aleobee's Life Was Illeasur-
woru by women oil all Stete occas- ed by Days and
tie the stomaenworke
BIUURTB DI8ELSE
BEiTEN ADAM.
ions in " oll their rev.) magnificeece.
inake the stomaeh do the woek na- TQ -4a57* "lacvwever' ill the sniarteSt°t 11,..._
wours
oo jotooded it should, do. 1)r. the "smart set" a ditiereet state of
Williams nun Pi ls do this as lee affairs exists, says the London •e-. Dodd's, Eidney Pills Bad E'er
stomach, restore the eeekenea Seciety womeu rarely wear their ble to be Out be a,
the
ether medicine can. They tone up Press.
dnO tiOUbt Week.
digestive ergans and promote nate reel jewels—whiell 'I're ue'lellY kept
lira.I igeetion. There is et the lnank England or other safe
about this—et has been Proved in depesits—bet have them duplicated in
of
thousands of eases that Dr. Willinme such Wonderful itratttiOUS that only
Vink Pine eure huligestien wliert all an expert could detect tile sttbStitu-
other needieiees fail. Mr. Elrear 'lieut.
RobitiotiN, St. Jerome, Que., offers A jeweler who makes 4 specialte$7 of
his testimony to substantiate thisweiat be terms "jewelry of recon -
Re says :—"For some years I was a structed gems," bas worked up, a
great suillerer from indieestion. Ey i large business In copying the famous
aPpetite became irrennilar, and everen'oeeklares, tiaras ropes of pearls. and
ntonneelf- 4 Suffered Much froln Palls ems beauties, greed doilies, and Am -
weight on my corsage ornamen'ts belongin: tfoacf:1117-
thinV I ate felt like a,
M-
in tbe st°211ach and was 1.' !qtz...e"3..)' erican heiresses. At a ste
eeizect with (Beefiness and severe rnacee
aches. Nothing I tried did me a. par- Itneeee\st,:eaiinPcia etrneratuldrenstoauotrdderir"ds
'
tielQ
of good Until X began the use of 1 In the lira owe. weds a meet a- Young glrl, Mary Makoheii who
lives with ber parents cit iso msi-
Darrierwitic tPlatenic viz14, autt these* to bis cestorner's home who Metres
ne for about two 1 borough Avenue. this city.
moothe. completely cured me. it ft'
neatly two years since 1 4/seen:time, ettreoirew,derlginaglolofir'eonmehtiv;Eilualedlea../ irbitesetet.Terii;Eittpeleele:4,StleoTEri.i.4, 4
re an exact duplicate a! the origin -
ed tl) °se of the Pills* 11314,11 la've al is made for z nerallv about one- °ea' -ri.se -Mali-vim was in The cul
t since past the Oligbtest return of e...., e ,. ...a * -re ,, ' cbes of Briglit's Diseese from 4
vitiletie Ot 1,IW price 04 tho reel gems. .
Another Remarkable Cure Brought
Out by the Conine:weed and
Egrua&-ton, Gases.
•Toronto, Feb. 15,--(SpecialrenThe
interest in medical circles here over
the cures ot Mrs. Adams, of Colling-
wood, and Airs. Philip, of Eglirigton.
of Brigbt's Diseese, has been given
fresh fuel by another and e'et eore
startling cure of that emcee terrible
ailment. Tide latest case is that of
trouble."55
01 a 1.4tiliglell4arnitiosp./tulkt I):1,ectr;urtfrtailtolti, ijith:t1::17etweglryini-sthifiesenfitTercaci4sIstel l:tv tbtxtPiTemr leir' foend ilati
measuslIred. le.
d • it t, b h If .
poor Tbey i‘teilol odia:ted taispatittetriedte :tohgatetnv$snedutliin reeeatithaigiamthoendrtieaalre:ounsareti. gie".;',:o phnwoo toYa °c:It.stao'int.yurf dem
a n. string of Noels and her friends bed tented' to t
. is given a fair trial. Don't for the des!)
b.
any piok colored Eiteglitutt...-- which are made by a trienufaeturing=bestr.telterboefso 1p4sretpyliitaisgoylignerngnrpanvtse
take anything but Dr. 'Wile ' chemist. and semetimee even recoil-
-10 will find tbe fuli mane urinted, gems
11nta Pirtic Fills for Pole People. ,rstructed storee alternate with real icoariemnoisw 4insttrhoengitoblieeaer.thyetmteate'yn iwifabict-
:
a
on the wrapper around every -box.; At the Royal etturts. the opera. ctanddIrritot.0111,44.t.hplaockilci.tshQiitlitdnee7nrmaa
by &I ttlediethe dealers e.r sent aild Stele dinners a largo percentage! otu
mail at. 00 cents a bo X Or eix of the magnificent . ete Worn are 3etTeCt°4 the change. Here is the
ea fon $2-ti0 by writing The Dr. products from the .mise*,e tabors,. ritt-ta7 AS told JAY the eirre mother,
ituis Mecsecine Co., BrockNille, torv, costing anything front -R50 to Mrs. W. W. '11`rale°11nt
2O0 --perfect imitetious of, in many. l" claugnter. Mary,
in no
instances, priceless gems.
LIGET TE...0.0WN ON' C CER,
Field of Obeervation
Opened lip.
two r
cancer
closed
these i tie 01scotery of the ewe
eortence is attached to
t diecesecies comer
11 hove been widely
ls-
ndq awetly. The dist
fourteen years old, was taken
demy Ill with Bright's Disease i
MAY, WOO, We lied the doctor and
A JAPAN'ESE VIEW. jontinued with him till September,
Th 3.002, when he said he email do no -
the course of an interview whie wog, room for Ito% she was so
peters in " Catiffer S Seturiley 30113'..
le" Viecoent Hayashi, the Japan- '7111" with Vr°1167 as to 'W 41'
1
Whiter in Imadon says: mse'e unreeOgriirehle,
re is eomething solid end dig -.CURE WAS QUICIC.
Died about the average Briton that "From 4, book dropped in at the
ver fens to impress me; England is a doerwe learned of Dead's Xidney
,,,SO progreveive. AO 0. city 1 consnier trills and as a lost rtSert deters:tuned
„at‘::ti't.°01,14orrrtarro.iladollosdbodesl'otlosioli11161niianv.iiis London inique. In the first place it i!t0 try 'them Thee. gave her relief
,iug in itallar contlitiona to men.
It is hoped that the tett, that cancer ygreerr inaets. tIhteilsoNcl,elloetwrasePire,oLtw4hatejtsatiktetiabtertnallotOotawalitunIr1044 iiCererke. able
to
may , lays: spirit1 ege. oefneat„ asormotrdpeerolypleautdown:;:totinemotli:ut4r; earl yn ga begi u n in g. So lun1333
ch
different conditions from Mon,
eXiStS in lieli. nbieh live under such
.ontleees to a more speedy and Com .1 their country and 'King can produce. en'tliAreitelyr c ndfolstruebohNaess.neter was
ete luaatiedge of the dhcetee. 1, As a ibrPliraer :cant the Far Rs"'
The other citenrery was that 00i Can ess'ire YOU that,L011don at. the stiolghtertebrelazrse. illoviewier xulcienver;
II Prof. Farmer and Messrs. Moore AO ,onee arrests attention' 1 il'n°1v Par- listtY em
Walker. This dues n°t Pr.°Inise an ,lis fa a tine city; so is lierlio, and, !Piths, as they. certainly saved my
immediate cure or preveetion, but is " for that Matter, $t. Petersburg; but .daughter's lit.'
And Mary, the daughter on whore
aennoaledged to be of the lprirgiltellitsit: all an "anWie of eitY gavQcninent-
important e. At •Present Ito liellill• U 1 nulY use that term, Lon. IslernitgelltItee's ofifisdeertaetehh, andowpraonpoicuteucreed theist
tat value is diagnoetic. It enables a don is a study."
dietinetien to be drawn readily, mein The real
secret 0! Ilritain's P°81.- haVeetnbitogihrieir intmlo.th:rn'slUsettlatelLineelaiteenrittlIdl
eosin', between malignant and be- tion amongst. the nations of the
nigant growths. "re- fundamental world, in the ViscOtnit's opinion, is .ehllece in, "If I mu ever sick again
impoitante of the discovery must be ber love a justice and her laws awl I will teke nothing but Doeld's Rid -
the sincerity tg ter citizens,
discountee. Heretofore th& riot ter-
rible thingt about cancer hue been the
ignorance et the causes of its With
and giowth. A microbe raratite has
been suggestedbut has failed corn-
pletely to justif the theories found-
ed on the assuralition of its preeence.
NOT EMBRYONIC TISSUE.
Another theory width has been ac-
cepted generally of bate has been
that cancer is the untimely growth SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.
nervous temperoment, My eestera
of an embreonic tissue, that is a was able to resist the inroads upon
tissue which had e.eitted in the body Damp lampblack will ignite from
it by the use of coffee for some years the sun's rays. The same can be snid
stationary. and undeveloPed sine° but finally the strain began to tell. Of eotton-Waste moist with lard or
some previous stage, Evolution had epor tee seers I be." been employ- other animal 0.11., Lampblack and a
started it into activity, and it 'dove- ed as telegraph operator and type- little 011 or water Will, under cer-
a furious rate in an entife- writer by a railroad in this section. Itain conditions, ignite spontaneous-
ly wrong way. •
years ago 1 had used ily. Nitric acid and charcoal create
Prof, Farmer and his comagees azni until two
continually from the tene spontaneous combustion. New pri
the cancer tells, tis method of their
of collee I:
wasTheieghtytyoerafl
soolotli,)enreaatl:yoperating
2years. e
- . i ze-
, tors' ink on paper, when in contact
bare now established the nature
etaere..s. 1with a ateam-pipe, will ignite quick -
growth, the eiithle conflation of
1 heir growth, and the irritating graph key is a great strain upon the fo.
y 13olled linseed oil and turpentine
reuses whith provoked it, incidental- nerves and after the (Jaen work was in equal parts on cotton -waste will
ly shoairg that cancer cells al e not inter I would feel nervous, irritable, ignite in a few hours under a mild
a. development of the embryonic tis- run down and toward the last suffer-
. .. heat. Iron chips, filings, or turnings
ed greatly from it:so:lima and neUral- should not be stored in a shop in
gia. As 1 littler iudulged in intoxi- wooden boxes. The oily waste which
eating liquors, drugs or -tobacco in is not infrequently thrown among
any fern I came to tbe conclusion
that coffee and tea were causing the
gradual break -down of my nervous
system and having read an article in
the Medical Magazine onsthe Composi-
tion of coffee and its toxic effect up-
on the system, I was fully convinced
SURE.
•••••••••=m0,
The Robust Physique Can Stand
ney '
It is hardly necessary' to Red that
proof piled on proof lies convinced
the public that Bright's Diseaee le
eurable and that Dade's Kidney Piller
are the cure; that if the disease is
More Coffee Than a Weak One. lof the ladeeye or from toe Kidneys
A young viogoroor stye; ejenejeg the one Unfailing remedy is Dodn'e
a naturally robust constitution far XldsloY
above the average and not havieg a
sue.
It is elifficult to explain the dis-
covery briefly in popular language,
bet tee central point is the eetab-
liniment of the fact that the cancer
cells are cells which under sortie kind
t of irritating istimrlus behave not as
ordinary veils, but as if they were
cells of tlie repronoctive tiesue. The
profess observed during the develop-
ment snakes it easy to tell if a cell that coffee was the cause of my
is malignant cancer. Research, • trouble.
therefore, has a new field of ober- "Seeing Postum spoken of as not
vation hi finding what agents of having any of the deteriorating ea
irritation are causing an ordinary tfects of coffee I decided to give up
cell to act the same as cells of re- 'the stiraulant and give Postum a
productive tissue.
PART Ole Thid CEREMONY.
Fire is an essent'al in scare wed-
ding celebrations. In Persia the
service is rad in front of a fire. In t keeping pace with it, and I -am a new
Nicaragua the Priest, taking tko !man and a better one." Name given
caCh he the little finger, laa:da by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
them to an apartment where a fire There's a reason.
is lighted, and there instructs the Look in each package for the fame
bride in lier duties, extuiguishing it
by way of conclusion. In Japan the
woman kindles a torch, and the
bridgegroom rights one from it, the
playthings of the wife being burnt
then and there.
#
trial. The result was agreeably sur-
prising. After a time say nerves be-
came wonderfully strong, I can do
411 xny work at the telegraph key
and typewriter with far greater ease
than ever before. My weight has in-
creased 35 pounds, ney general health
- -A BROTHER'S PRAISE.
"From the time my baby was
bora," say e Mrs. Bobt. Price, of
Combermere, Ont., "he was always
them adds to tbe danger of Ore from
this ,source. The sweepings Mora the
machine shop, if icept on hand,
sbould never be placed over iron
shavings. This mass of disintegrated
iron is enough to incite heat and
If a girl really and truly loves a
man she doesn't try to find out what
the ring cost.
Prison Worker : "My man, what is
the catise of your being here ?" Con-
vict : nay lawyer knew too
little, an' the jury knew too much."
Practitiorter—No Roe
Otelt.°--Birs. An C, ChestnueofWhitby,
was for months a rheumatic victim, butSouth
American Rheumatic Cure changed the song
from -despair" to "joy." She says: "I
suffered untold misery from rheumatism—
doctorte 'medicine did me no good—two bot-
tles of SouthAmerioan Rheu mat ic Cure cured
mn-enlief two
ous little book, "The Road to Well-
hour aft -r the first dose"—eri
Ville,"
Caller : "And this is the new
.--.4....
baby ?" Fond Mother : "isn't he
Love may laugh at locksmiths, but splendid ?" Caner : "yes, indeed."
he who laughs last laughs best. Fond Mother: "And so clever. See
Mr. Kidder : "All', how -de -do, doc- how intelligently lie breathes."
tor ? lf you have a few minutes to ------
spa,re I wish you would come over Ml II' Liniment fur sale everwhere
to my house and chlorofm ear orray s ,
youngest, boy." Dr. Price : "What _ 4
is the reattei. with the lad ?" Mr. A. TREE THAT GROWS DISHES.
Kideer : "Oh, his mother wants to ,
comb his hair." There is a tree ,in the West Indies
steely and costive until I began giv-
ing him Baby, Own Tablets. He is ,
i1,-- . that the natives say "grows dishes! ''
s • - . It looks like an apple tree. They call
now, 'well, strong andgr°nring nice- og is - oi 1 6 s it' the calabash. •'It bears very queer
ly, and lean hardly say how thank- -
1
• le'aves and large white bloesoms that
ful I am for my baby's cure." „ In ,
every home where there are young UNLESS OIRCULATEIM grow right from tile trunk and larger
children this medicine shourel always
be kept on hared. The troubles of
little' ones come when least esipected,
• and a, dose of the Tablets promptly
given may save a preeiolis little life,
Baby's Own Tablets cure all the
minor ills of little ones, and en oc-
casional 'dose will prevent sicknese,
They are guaranteed to contain no
opiate or nateriful drug, The Tablets
are sold by all rnedieine nealers or
sent post paid at 25 cents a boo by
writieg The Dr. Williams Menieine
Co., Brock -cello, Ont.
Health Is atieured by the raw precess
of curing disease.
RELIEF 1111 e.e; MINUTES.
Sick headache, Indigestion, loss Ilft
vigor, felling memory, nervonanese are
all infallible signs of weakening nerves
arid indicate that your nerves lack rich
blood wlth which to build '11p their
broken tissues. Dr. Ageew's Heart,
Cuie heals and strengthens the heart
and gives it tho power to send rich
blood coursing through tho veins, when
most diseates disappear as by magic. It
branehes. After the flower comes the'
fruit, just as our alipleu or pea-ches
do. But this fruit is in ,the shape of.
a goaad, orily stronger and much
larger, sometimes a foot in dia-
meter. Now, see what a use the
the people of that country make of
this fruit. The shell is so hard that
all sorts of big and little dishes and
drinking ceps caa be carved out of
it. Even Dots and kettles are made
relieves heart disearm In Bo minutes and
is a wonderful cure. •17,1
and used ever the fire, but, of course,.
one
DP' Agntw's eintnlent sergs Piles In the.? cannot .. last at long as oue !eon
to three 41layi. Z,SC, 01104*,,,
" Pure soap!" You've heard
the word's. In S lin' i ght
S o a7-71 have the fact
5 ..
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IJ -
REDUCES
EXPEK.Sit
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atisc for the Oetagea Sar. 231
SOP
•THEIR HEANTING,
A little plain -thinking has deduced
the following common-sense elefini-
tions of et few ordinary words;
Jealousy The boniage paid by
feilure to success.
Charity; What which should appear
eold to the giver and not to the re-
iver.
jeergivevesa: The noblest cif all vir-
tues.
Fool: One who is and dews not
know it.
Wise Vent Otte who is and 40014
Alot show it.
Conversation; The idle ma's
ess and the business men'e r
tion.
Money: The wise man's convenience,
he fool's neceSsity.
StleCeSS: To be perfectly satiefled
til 011e'S aellieVeltlentS,
ruhition: Never to he sntiefied with
01 achievements.
Cf)lilt IN EUROPE,
ile Spain s14U yields 32.800 ter3
cork annuelly. worth $6,000,000,
4taly's production he decreased to
4,000 tom; (S250,000 worth). Itely
used to 111.Ve Splendid eork forests,
but they have been felled for char -
void and for potash. Setenty-eve
ate ago Eteelend's supel,y of corke I
c* le altogether front Italy.
$100 Reward* $40o.
The rewires of tin* esieer will be
pleeeed to learn that tberti la tie
no* detailed dee that ecitece
been able to cere AIL ice *eases. *a
Mutti Oaterrh. caterrit e'er*
Is the wale Peeitivit cure ewe keowe to
misdirsi fraternity. Cilearrk eitiug
eonstitutienel dlettive, fgelUirte
conetitutionol treatment. More Caterrii
Cure Is taken interaolt,v, Acting direct.
ly upon the blood mot inuceue
ow of the system, thereby deetroying tha
fuendatIon et the els:ease. and elvine
ths putivet strength lie building up tbe
coasLtu4*n nue eseleting Iluturts le do.
RN work. The proprietors hems
so much faith In its curative powera
thet tecy offer Outs Hundred Doltere for
taco thet It foils to our*, Seat fot
Usa of testimookos.
Athletes.' P. J. CHENEY Li CO.,
Toledo, O.
stole by all Druggists. 75e.
'rake leellei Fatuity Villa for aerie
eteen,
*145 4t, gotd-Mot
4ight, Oditit77V
-1,41.4ife 7144° /4:4;4P--4
TWENT- Y-1;1;11RD
ANNEAL STATENENT
OF TITS --
North American Li la
Assurance ompany
cher z "AU thiege that can be
eeu through are calied transparent.
Fenny. mention something witith is
transearent." Fanny : "A pane
glass.* Teacher : "Qui' e correct.
Now, Fanny, mention 601E10 other ob-
ject, through which you can Stie,"
Fttliny 1 "A keyhole."
'4 fay fiteesrew,ne Thu/tiepins' my
.19."4 cut," id theway }firs, R. U,%Vlight,
Brockville, Olt., describes tier suffering.
eteemothering, ibitteriesai palpiOstiska.,
tfter te7log massy remedies without beseit,
bottlee of Dr Ageertv's Coe. for **Heart
teetered her eo perfect beelik. The end
dee:spew) itheast instrzit relief, and tee day
triffering ceased altegiathe—et
Toramy : 'Wan:ante 31 want to ask
ee
sou au important questieoze seam -
ma 1 "Well, what is it, 'dear ?"
Tomniy : "If a boy is a lad and has
a stepfather, is 1110 lad a step-
ladider
YoOni.minemeioa
fttuard's Liniment Relieves leuralei
Little 'Ethel "Matetna said she
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e is your mamma?" Little
Ethel : "Oh, site's spending the day
in the country."
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millions of vnethers for titer children while *cetera/
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Mr. Braggs : 'T saw something
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"Oh, what was ' it, john?" Mr.
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just two days old.,"
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"I punish you, my Stall," said the
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your love to work 'overtime on my
account."
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Vice -Presidents,
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Ifedical Director.
Directors.
IION. SENATOR GOWAN, IC.C1„G.M.G., E. GintbrEy ESQ.
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Jan. :lath last, shoring wicked proofs et the continueil ptogresa and solid
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"I've come to tell roe sir, that tho
photographs you took of us the other
day are not at all satisfaceory. Why,
my husband looks like tin ape!"
"Well, madam, you should have
thought of that before you had him
taken."
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The starialkoh is tho eeetre from, whick.
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