Loading...
The Brussels Post, 1906-2-8, Page 60.0-otycQeesnc •reaotl8-o-oOcece0D ,I YOUNG FOLKS 'a0'atTey0o00-o-aOaoUr>O4rrOte-0-0 Tt-)E LITTLE GIRL WHO PLAYED] The visitor and Sue Frances sat on the pleasant shady piazza, eating cookies, at the double wedding will be anothei Between bites they took Wog, straggly pair of twins, who are Cousins of the .A1.1. TWINS IN THIS, Dxaraordloary Marriage 'Will be Coir treated In Paris, An extraordinary marriage will take place In Paris shortly, when the twin brothers C1larnteau, both 01 whom are painters of repute, will marry the twin sistars Renaud, two beautiful girls who pre ouly 18 years of age, The best men stilohos in Lady Claire's sleeeves; they thought they wore Malting Lady Claire a dress, Since the Visitors arrival they had played croquet and ball, go-a-vistt- ing and school, travel and guess what's in my mind. They were really quite tired out play - !nip Who's that striped little girl 'cross there, wheeling a baby carriage without any net on?" inquired the Visited, sud- denly, Sue Frances took another bile and answered: "Oh, that's he1,11.1,10 girl who never ,plays. She's always wheeling or sweeping or cluing something; she never plays." "Never plays? Sts. Frances 'i'rewor- thy!" "Well, honest, she never does. I guess you'd pity her if you lived on the oppo- site side of ber. It makes me ache!" The Visitor got up rather suddenly. "1 guess Pll take Lady Clare to walk," she said "she needs a constitution." But it was not of Lady Ciairo's health she was thinking; she wanted to go a little hearer° to the Girl who Never Played and see how she looked. Across the street the baby cartage came to a slop as 'the 'Visitor aproaeh- ed. 'tile Girl who Never Played was smiling! She ]oohed, just like other little girls. ' 1iow'd you do?" she nodded. "No thank you—I mean I'm pretty well, thank you," murmured the Visi- tor in some confusion. "You don't loop a bit different!" she added, honestly. "Me?—diferent?" in wonder. "1 mean because you don't ever play. 1 s'posed you'd 10011—" "Don't ever play—me. \Uhy, 1 play ah the timet" "011," stammered the Visitor. "Oh, 1 hope you'll beg my pardon. I thought Sue Frances said you swept and work- ed." orked." "Why, 1 do; but I play all the time I'm doing it I always take the baby out twin bridegrooms. Alphonso and Gabriel Charnteau aro so absurdly alike that they have been the violas of ludrioous mistakes all thole lives. Their mother is a widow, and o11 this account ono of the twins was excused military service. Wishing not to be separated from his brother, he went to live in the town where his twin was quartered. Ilo was arrested four tines during the first week, and accused of appearing in pub- lic without uniform. Ile Clad the great- est difficulty in eonvineins the authori- ties that he was not the conscript. The brothers are so fond of each other that they had resolved never to marry. Rut they both fell in love almost eim- uiLaneously. Their sweethearts were also almost undistngulshable, and nits- tnkes occurred so frequently that sell twill began to dress Lar the first time in a different costume. e- i ,SICK KIDNEYS. Aching Backs and Sharp Slabbing Pains That Make Life Almost Unen- durable. An aching, breaking bade, sharp stabs of pain—that is kidney trouble. the kidneys are really a spongy filter ---a hu- man filter to take poison from the blood. But sick, weak kidneys carrot filter the blood properly . The delicate human fillers get clogged withimpuri- ties, and the poison is left in the system to cause backaches, headaches, rheu- matism, dropsy and fatal inllamation. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the ono sure cure for sick kidneys. They make now, rich blood, which (lushes thein clean and gives them strength for flair work. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills set the kidneys right, and make lame, aching backs strong and well. Mr. George Johnson, of the village of Ohio, N. S., says:— like Ibis; what do you suppose 1 play "My son, now eighteen years old, sun then? i was playing it when you came fered from kidney trouble and severe across the street. You can never guess pains in the back, which caused hint so 1'll tell you. I was playing body- many a sleepless night. We tried sev- guard." oral medicines, but they did not help The Visitor's eyes opened wide. him, and he grew so weak that he cold "Yes," laughed the other, "I'm the not do the work that falls to the lot of bodyguard, you know. The baby's the n young boy on a tarot. \Ve were ad - czar, and he can't go out alone for fear vised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, of being bombed and—things. I bave and this was the first medicine that to stay right with him every minute to reached the cause of the trouble. [ie bodyguard him." took the pills for a couple of months, "Then, when I feed him I have to taste when every symptom of the trouble was everything first to be sure it won't poi- gone, and he was as healthy as any SOD him; that's the way they de with hay of ills age. 1 am satiated Dr. Wil - the regular czar, you know. I take lit- Name' Pink Pills will cure kidney t•ou- tle biles, and, when it doesn't poison hie in its most severe forms." me dead, 1 give it to the ba --the czar, I Dr. Williams' Pinit Pills actually mean. It's pals of fun to play that)" make new rich blood. se that way lees "But—but you hove to sweep a lot, strike at the root of anaemia, indiges- don't you?" questioned the Visitor, slow- tion, kidney trouble, liver complaint, Iy. erysipelas, skin disease, neuralgia, St. "Course; and then I play Em driving Vitus dance, and the special ailments of out the hordes." growing girls and women whose health "The—the what?" depends upon the richness and regular- "Hordes—of sin, you know. My, don't sly of their blood. The genuine pills 11 sweep 'em out lite everything. 1 have the full name, "Dr. Williams' Pink make those little hordes fly, I tell you! Pills for Pale People," on the wrapper But they will creep back, so next day around each box, and may be had from 1 take the broom and drive 'em out all dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box again. That play's fun, too.' or six boxes for 52.50 by writing the The Visitor's eyes were getting verY Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.; Brockville, wide open indeed. She had never play- Ont. cd sweep or bodyguard the baby. Sud- denly she remembered a kind of work you play. counld't la . "There's washing the dishes,' she said, triumphantly. And as sure as you live the other girl noded with glee. "J play that three times a day. Ship- wreck, I call it." "Shipwreck!" the Visitor gasped. "Yes the dishes tumble into the boil- ing sea; waves always are soapsudsy on the Ups, you know. i play a great ship has been wrecked, and I'm the life-sav- Ing stationer saving the folks. The nice while dishes are the first cabin passen- gers, and the cracked and nicked ones the second-enbins, and the pans and pots the ateerages. The saucers are the boys and the cups the girls, and the but- ter plates the little babies. it's the greatest play that is!" The Visitor went back to Sae Frances with a thoughtful face. She had quite forgotten ludy Claire, who dangled ig- nolninously by one leg. Sue Frances was playing tea party; she had lea all ready. "Well," she said, looking up from the little gold -and -white teapot, "don't you pity her dreadfully?— that poor little girl 'cross there that you've been ft -talking to? Think of never play—" "She plays all the time," the Visitor Mild, quietly. "I know, 'cause she said to. She has the splendidesL times sweep- ing and taking care o' the baby and -- you guess what else, Sue Frances Tee- worthyl But you can't, if you keep right on guessing ulll the tip end tf forever. She mattes a splendid play out el washing the dishes)" Tiro cambric Lea In the tiny gold -and - white teapot grew cold while they bells sat gazing across the street with wonder - struck faces e.1 1110 Little Girl \Vho Piny - all all the Time, while she patiently, ebeerfuily wheeled the ba -111e czar, 1 nrean—up and down in the sunshine. EXECUTING POLITICAL RIVALS. In ten reign of Charles II., the nines of "Whig" and "Tory" were used fur the two parties which we now call "Lib- eral" and "Conservative." So strong 1 hostility between the parties Wag 110 that when the King summoned his Udell Parlimnent (P)81) he was afraid for 11 to meet in London, which was very \Vig- gish, and ha convened it at Oxford, cohere Toryism was strong. The \Vhlg members, alarmed at this, rode into Oxford armed with pistols. In the re- action' which followed, this display of force, prominent Whigs Were prosecut- ed an the evidence of perjured inform- ers, and many of them suffered death. The. Earl of fihniteshury, the \Vhiglnad- NL.6GF9T $5,000 ftZWAAD wOl W be pond to any rerson who proves that Sunlight Soap chemicals nr any injuriousadulteration. or any Econ al oduirarntioa. is equally good with hard or soft water. If you use Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way (follow directions) you need not boil nor rub your clothes, and yet you will get better results than with boiling and hard rubbing in the old-fashioned way. As Sunlight Soap contains no injurious chemicals and is perfectly puna, the most delicate fabrics and dainty silks and laces may be washed without the slightest injury. Lover flrothore Limttori, Toronto Tour money refunded by the dealer from whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you find any cause for complaint. see FROM ERIN'S GREEN ISLE NEWS BY MAIL FROM IRELAND'S SHORES. liapipanings in the Emerald isle of In- terest to Irish - Canadians. The Meade -Denis estate in North Kerry has Just been sold to the tenants. The Earl of Vs/Widow has been ap- pointed a Representative Peer Dor Ire- land, It is of interest to note that Lord Emly is the only Irish peer who is It Nationalist. Mr. Maurice Brooks, D.L., in former years one of"Dublin's merchant, princes, has died, aged 82. The Deanery of Raphoe has been given by the Bishop of Derry to the Rev. Canon Kennedy, rector of Ray- mochy. The death is announced in Belfast o! Edward Whittle, said to be the oldest railway engine driver in the United Kingdom. The death of Lady Ellen Browne; sis- ter of the lete Earl of Kenmare, ocnured at Malvern recently in the 80111 year of her age. Lord Aberdeen was on the 4111 inst sworn in as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland for the second time. The Hest time was twenty years ago. Mr. Walter Robinson, farmer, at A[owinian, Middleton County, Armagh, celebrated his 103rd birthday a few days ago. Ile lives on the feral with his sal and is still able to perform some tight work. Tho funeral look place at Roston, County Fermanagh, of Mr. Owen Smith. who died at his residence, Derrylea, at the age of 109, having lived in three centuries. Deceased was a tailor by trade. An Irish town has been sold. The In- habitants of Cestlemarl.yr, in the County Cork, have bought the fee simple inter- est 1n Lha dwellings and premises from the Earl of Shannon on favorable terms. Notice has been served on the reliev- ing officer of Rosie district of the im- pending eviction of some thirteen fami- lies on the Trinity College estate, situate in a mountainous district between Ros- lea and Brolceboroe The Belfast steamer Riverside, while on a voyage from edaryport to Stan,gn- turd Lough with cools, sprang ga leak Solvay Firth during a gale and foun- dered. The crew of six were rescued by the Isle of Withorn lifeboat. er, was accused of high treason, but wns acquitted; in fact, no Tory juries would convict a Tory, and where the Whigs predominated no jury would cor- vict a Whig. Al last things reached such n climax that the leading Whigs, in de- spair, formed a plan to compel the King to summon a free Parliament; but they were 000115ed of high treason, end some of their leaders were execaled. A LEAVER AND A PROMISE. "You aro quite right," said a very well-known criminal barrister recently. "Wo do get some very queer letters from clients—or would -bo clients—some- times. What do you think of fits?" And he produced from a pocket -book n rather weather -worn sheet of notopa. per, which had evidently been preser- ved with great caro. "Dere. Sire l am in prison, mod the man seyes 1 am likely to goo to the pen - a1 serillude. I did not steel the time anti 1 am purfectl innereent. Please do gel me out. I plink I can pay you stun day. I dtd not steel the ewe. Tell the Judge that. And if you get Inc off free I am willing to do all I Can for you. tf you do 1 will Give, yon the. 00Wn,—Y0urs truly, "13111 Smith," "1 didn't act for that man," he entwine - ed; "he was a little too trig/Menus," ' B Aita' ;y 'TONGUE 'I'IiLL`;. Little tongues that eannOL talk lull mothers just we plainly that theft' nem. ors ore not web. When Tluby , massae 15 whit,', 00 Coated, or yellow, espei•ihl- ly toward the root, it IS it akgu e.1 410111- De11 tremble, indigestion, cold or fewer" Witless. Baby's Own 10b10Is not lice longi° in curing these and the other hi,ltlor ills of babyhood and childhood, They as good for the new-born baby ns tor til° we1l,gSown 0hfid, Ahsolutrl' safe and Oise suety harnii,hs. Nil's. 71. 'Kerr, Eiglir, 0th., isayee '`Baby's Own 1'a1 lria ere the bast mocllchla 1 tl.evo At a timeline of the Ballast Corpora- tion on the 11111 ult. a proposal to eon - ler 111e freedom of the elle( upon Mr, An- drew Carnegie found no seconder, despite the faot that that gentleman hes estobe lashed no !ewer than three libraries en that city. The Royal. Irish Emitters were granted the privilege of bearing on their buttons 'un eagle 'and the number "8," in cou. lncm0tatton of the capture of the colors (by the 1st Battalion, the old 87111) at the French 8th Regiment at the think; of `Bareso. . Hamilton Livfngstnne, Ell 00 rate col- lector of Newry, was at Belfast 8011- teneed to five years' penal servitude for infsapproprialing almost 461,000 of tram money and embezzling le considerable amount reeeivecl-for relies. After tom - the neffetlece 0111- the.effences he absconded` le. HE IS EMPHATIC iN WHAT HE SAYS 111S AIM. Die when f may, I want it said of me by those who know ole best that f al- ways plucked a thistle and planted a Dower where 1 thought a Hower would grow.—Abrahalll Lincoln. Puts Vou en Your fleet and koepsyou there That's what "'liorrovim" dons for all those ro °aroring from wasting 'diseases. It Is the best tonic in existence, It stimulates, nourishes and builds up the system. Mrs. Homehoddy: "Home Is the dear- est spot on earth, after all." Mr. H.: "Yes, when you count in the rent and the servants' wages." Ile There a 11)111 Wisdom Points the Way.—The sick man pines ler relief, but he dislikes seeding for the doctor, which means bottles of drugs never consumed. Be has not the resolution to load his stomucb with compounds which somal villainously and taste worse, But if lie 1ut.o the will to deal himself with his ailment, wisdom will direct his attention to Yar,,Cleeis Vegetable rills, which, as a spuolea for indigestion and disorders of the digestive organs, have no von.). "Don't aryl" he bltrcnted. ')hen he per- ceived that her handkerchief was edged with the 1nos1 exquisite lace. "Don't weep," he said, correcting himself. Kidney Search Lights.—lJavo you backcache? Do you tel drowsy? Do your limbs feel heavy?? Have you pains in the loins? Have you dizziness? Have you a tired dragging feeling in the regions 0f the kidneys? Any and MI of these indicate kidney troubles. South American Kidney Cure is a liquid kidney specific and works wondel4ul cures in most complicated cases. -94. DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED BOAT. BOND OF BWGIIT'S DISEASE. tinnadne ever used for stomach and bowel trio. "17ris seems hke a sweet drown;" be tiles and deslroyln worms. 1 could hardly feel sate without the Tablets in the house:" 5014 by ail nledlelne deal - es, or by mail, at 85 cents n box, by welting the ilr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. rallturouiee' remarked 05 Ile lingered with 1v1111 her at the aoor-step, "It doesn't seem 11100 0, dream to me," sho replied,. "101' a dream seen vanishes, you know.' lid tanIshod! Don't believe the world owes you a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first. These two desirable qualifications, pleasant to Cho taste and at the same time effectual, are to be found In Mo- ther Craves' Worn; Exterminator. Chil- dren like it. RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS. Their complete home cure. Post free to readers of this paper. For limited period only. A handsome illustrated treatise, giv- ing full description cf NheumaUism and Paralysis. with insLruutlons for a com- plete nems cure, describing the 111001 6iCLNnrflful treatment in the world, re- commended by the 5lhist11' and endors- ed by medical men, This highly - in- structive book was written by W. 1i. Y eau, a gentleman who has Maio a study of these diseases. Tho preface is tire ra vgad. urtmol utohOe aiVoslo ty and you will r00nivo the bookTree by re- turn.—Address, The Veins Drug Co., 24 Brag St, ,Vest, rcr onto Tesehrr—"Johnny, you may give ole a definition of 'hypocrisy. Johnny — it's when a boy says he loves his teach- er!" His Doctor Who Said Thee Was No Molle for llitn, Now Pronounces Ilim Welt --- He Tells ills Own Story. Mt Budges, Ont, .100. W.—Special) -_Atone the many people in 113.1s neighborhood who tell of the great work Dodd's Kidney Pills aro doing, none is more emphatic than that old and re- spected citizen, Mr. Robert Bond. "1 believe 1 owe my life to Dodd's Kid- ney Pills, Mr, Bond says. "My attend- ing physician said I was 1n the last stages of Bright's Disease and that there was no hope for me. Then I commenc- ed In take Dodd's Kidney Pills and used Pe all twenty boxes. Now 1 eat well, sleep well, and my doctor says I am well. Dodd's Kidney Pills and nothing else mired me. Do you wonder i am elways ready to say a good word for 1Yadd's Kidney Pills?" What will euro Bright's Disease will rmsily cure any oilier form of Kidney Disease, Dodd's Kidney Pills will al- ways cure Drighn'e Disease. they 131'0 the only remedy that wail cure Bright's 011:1+e, Ile Sure and get Dodd's. Under thewill of the BON. elexwelt Coble, of nose, Kings County, perpetual curate. of Clonesley, upwards of of ,C40,- 000 is Arlt k the representative body (if the (Merril) in Ireland, to be held In trust int the benefit of poor parishes in the diereses of e'foath. A $ibhereen telegram announces the death n1 his midtown, Casllelownshend, of Sir .101113 Iioghll), Bart. He was born 1826, end Ass faller of one of 111e two lieulenaris who defended at the cost of their lives the colors in the attack 0e. the 131.111811 camp at Isnndula in the `Lulu \Ver. The new line of railway between Waterford and Rosslaro Harbor, which hes been its course of construction for the last three years, 18 now so tar ad- vanced that 'it is confidently aeptcotcd in be Open her irafne 111 July next; 10111 at the shine lime tile now 11ne of turbhla steamers between Ili:Mare and l'ishguard will eahnmenee running. One Thousand Farmers Waisted. We want 1,000 farmers for Western Canada for the spring of 1'300. The renter, the young farmer w'1Lh very invited small capital, and the tanner t"ilh a number of sons for wham I'C wishes to secure farms, are tiro people who should write us as meekly as they read this notice.. We can settle you in the great wheat -belt of Manitoba or the other Provinces of Western Canada, and give you such a chance e.5 WO nominal ly Believe has never before been offur- el to setters in any new county. Our lands aro tha choicest, and Met- aled h1 the best tried and the, best Fat- ted fuming and wheat -raising dis- tricts, and our plans are such as will surprise you by reason of their ratlines and helpfulness. A roan with a. few hundred dollars and with health and energy, by adopting one of them, can in a very short time be well-to-do. The ordinals" settler coming here has to break his land and hacked it the first year, and therefore does not se0ure any return from the land uuntil the harvest of the following year is reaped. Under our plans, the settlor will begin to Have an income from the start, and at the same Unto will be going on getting ready Ms land for cropping. If you in- tend coming to Western Canada to farm, we can thus put you in the way 01 helping yotnwelf from Ito first day that you arrive here, and thus of tieing independent. We want one thousand settlers for the spring of 1900. Our lands have been all very careful- ly selected, and we p00010100 the re- perts of our examiners on the sa111e. "110 person need apply whose habits are not gond, and who Is not able to produce first: close references as to his character and Industry. Address, Western Canada, Setters' Mutual Land Co., 23 Canada Lite Build- ing, Winnipeg. Sunlight Soap is batter than other soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. )say Sunlight Boap and follow diroetioas. "That bass voice Is a powerful one, isn't it?" "Yes; 1 notice t has a deal l:f hoarse power." intelligent Treatment with Allen's Lung Bat, earn brings up the phlegm, stops the coegb said e0eceluaohie colds which, neeltd, es,! to onumptia "You've got a good collection of works of fiction, Smithers?" "Pretty fear. My wife bought them to look for a poetic name for the baby." "All) and what did you call her?" "Sus°e.1" • Sudden Deaths on tie Increase.—Peo- ple apparently well and happy to -day, to -morrow are stricken down, and in ninety-nine cases • out of every hundred the heart Is the cause. The Icing el Icart remedies, Dr, Agnow's Cure for the heart, is within reach of all. H relieves In 30 minutes, and cures most chronic diseases. -01 Shu: "Did peps say anything to you about your being too young?" He: "Yes; but he said when i once began to pay your bilis I would age rapidly enough.' 13icicre'e Anti -consumptive Syrpp le the result of expo'!.. them -teal experi- ments, undertaken to dlslovor a pre- vontiVe of inflammation of the lungs and consumption, by destroying the ermN that develop those diseases, and 011 the world with pltablo subjects hopelessly stricken. The 11)10of this Syrup vt.l' prevent the dire consequence Of only 20 ciente, 10111 trial, 17100 you that this ds 010000i. "i noticed after you left the house this morning you welt back again. Don't you know that's unlunky?" "Well, It would Have been e, good deal more un- lueicy for me If i hadn't gone back. My wife called Inc.' A Merry nen rt Coes all 1110 Day. — But one cannot have a merry heart 11 he has a pain in the buolc or a cola with a raclaeeg cough. To he merry must be well and fila frau riches and pains. Dr. Tllonttes' Lclectrlo Cil will relieve ,111 pains, ;mscular 01' otherwise, and for the speedy treatment of colds and coughs it he a sPlendtd medicine. 3011011y: "I wiS11 111y folks would agree upon one thing end not, heap ole ell the time in a worry.' Tammy: "\Vhat have they been doing now?" Johnny: ";Mother won't let me eland 0n Illy head, and dad is all the limo fussing because 1 wear my sines out so last." Itheumalism — Whitest. the Cause' — Where's (he (lure?—The active irritating crime of this most poinhll of diseases is poisonous uric acid in the blood. South American Rheumatic Cure neutralizes the acid poison. Relieves in 6 hours and cures 11) 1 10 3 clays. -50. "How still they are," remarked nil's. Froth, apropos of the young couple in the next room. "Yes," replied Mr. Frobbe, "It reminds me o1 my army days. 1, was always wonderfully quint just previous to an engugcmenl., Tilt 17Ir1ST ELleC1'1?IC 'TRAIN. Tile earliest public trial of a, prison' ger boat driven by an electric motor was that conducted by Professor Jaco- b!, of St, Petcr;Obnrg, In the year 1838, though for four years previously be had successfully experimented with clectric Unction in 1110 privacy of ills own grounds. The trial of Jacobi's vessel took place on the Neva, and was wit- nessed by vast crowd of people. The beat was 23 feet long, 10 feel, Wide, and carried fourteen persons. it find not year until four s later that we f n tiny record el a passenger carriage, driven by electricity 0rt land, and h1 this ease the Meritor tea Alexander Be'ldson, 0.1 i dhnten'gle rile sawlogs 1000 16 feet long by 7 feet Wide, and was Int' pelted for e mile and a hail et the rate of f0or; miles 11,31 heir on the Ef111111urgh and Glasgow Railway. THE BEST OF PEOPLE make mistakes unintentionally. But no one EVER MADE A frli$TAKE Everyone Thinks hie own cross ie the heaviest' When confined to the house with a pain 1i the tido for instance but it would be quickly forgot• len if "'Tho D ,(0 L' Menthol Plaster WILY applied. They ouly costa trifle, why not try then? ONLY ONE BEST THA, BLUE RHC3BON. Oshawa" Steel $theles Wind, Water, Storm, and Fire PraOf, Looked on Ait Four Sides 01114o front Painted or Galvanized :;test, at prices varying from 52 85 to 85,10 per hundred square feet covering measure, This is the most desirable cov- ering on the market, and Is an ideal covering for Houses, Barns, Stores. Ele- vators, Churches, etc. Any handy roan can lay the "OSIIAWA" sh[ngics. A hammer and snips are the only tools required, We are the largest and oldest company of the kind under the Brltlsh gag, and have covered thousands of the best buildings throughout Canada, making them FIRE, WATER AP3D LiQHTNING-PROOF We also maunfactul'e Corrugated Iron In long steels, Conductor Plpe and HAVE TROUGH Etc. METAL SHINGLES, in 'inflation of brick or stone. ACETAL CEILINGS, in 2,000 designs. Write for Catalogue No. 14R and free samples of "OSHA\VA" Shingles. Write today. MON 67 oral Q at- 423 $caws at. 70 L ileo borne at' 00 Ds 11,1.19 SL' mbnrd etA 010 Pender'0), g Watts Yuen N1tA71ariT OFFICE. Head Office and Works, - - - Oshawa, Ont., Canada lA'rlNTI.11 MAILCIf sen, 1004. Throe Machines—Triple Wall, Two Wal, and Lemont Erlok Machines. The fastest and cheapest in the market, making brick faced with one inch eolorod, and stronger ooecrete. Write for booklet. P. I,IORLAMI1, Stratford. Ont. Farm Wanted. We wish to secure immediately two good (anus, In choice agrie,)tuaal section. Soil must he first Mose , good wheat land proferred. We went ono farm 0001 400 acme and ono modinm sloe, Qivo dosori tion and lowest cash price. Possession must be incl in April. Address NORTH AMERICAN LAND co„ Look Drawer 080, M1hno0pc11a Minn. Young Gktpjgeie "Ali -1 should like to cross that field; do you think—eh— that 00W would hurt ale?" Farmer: "Did you ever hear of a cow hurlfn' a call?" A Clear 0100,1thv Sktn.—Eruptions M the skin and the blotches which blemish beauty aro the result of impure blood 007,00,) by unhealthy notion of the liver and kidneys, In correcting this un- healthy action and restoring the or - lrane to their normal condition, Parme- ee's Vegetable Pills will at the same Mine cleanse the blood, and the blotch- es and eruptions will disappear without 1eav1115 any trace. "Y0u used to (ell nun 1 was bird -lithe,' complained the fond wife. The husband continued to bury his nose in the inmate You used to tell me 1 wee bird -lilac; repeated the fond wile, "but now you never aot as if you theughl. 50," You're still blrd-like," growled the Imeliand. "Ono wouldt't think you thought so, to judge by--" isn't a parrot a bird?" WANTED. We wish at once to swore honest, reliable men to represent us and net as .our agents in this locality. Must bo ,willing to show farm primer. and mato sales to buyers, who we send into this territory. Quod salary cud 'cnninisslon. Address NORTH 5.31510.105.51 osoin Co., Dept. A, Luck Drawer 080, Minneapolis, ]Minn, RHEU'ATISM It in any form and cold perspiring tout positively mired within e.0 days, by our newly patented NO41166lo Discs or money prone ltly rof:uuterl. Malted anywhere 51.00. Write for de -,o 'iptivo booklet. Agou1a warted. MAGNETIC 1Lll1iU- MA.rIS,li CEEB CO., Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada FOX! SALE. -10,000 acres in the 1 orkton d1s- trlet of Saskatchewan, in lots of 150 Dome or more. Solt is rich hiltck loam, 010subsoil, surface level and gently rolling. New C.N.R.Cline building through our lauds this year. Prices will advance 00X during 1000.All lands at from two to eight miles from railroad. Districts well settled. %thesis, churches and good rends. Prices sib low and terms easy to actual settlers. PerWALSH LANA Co.,n and Unice; Bni11, write Winnipeg, Canada. BIG MONEY TO MEN Whl H h.0. One beginner macre 86.00 first morn- ing. Whole or spare time, '1'11e bast 50e seller, giving 230 profit. Users buy every month. Township right worth more than any general stat business, .Act promptly if you want tarrilory. Golden (west Company, 9 Bonniest SL, 1,0114011, Ont. 141 OR SALT:—Best, cheapest and nicest Io0aled stock farm in the United Stales; has a b 00111ul water front, and contains 800 ace _. SAMUEL P. WOOD- COCK, Salisbury, 01(1. "Wile was 11.," shouted the suffrage leader -'who lovas 11 that did the most to elevate wormier Far down the aisle a little chap blinked his ryes and drawled. -'Why, the mum that invented those high Swiss heels." And then the meeting ejournad. "I'd rattler he dead than staffer again the tortures of insonnhie, palpitation and nervous twitching of my muscles in- duced by sinhple neglect of a little indl- geston, These are the forceful and warning words of a lady who proclaims that her cure by South American Na - vine when everything else had failed was a modern miracle. A few doses gives relief. -02 1111E KNEW Hied. "Mr. Grouch went to a masquerade the otherDid eveninganyone disgrecuogisednize ashiant?be" ar." " "Only his wife." RITIS11 COLUMBIA RANCiiESAND farms, also irrigated fruitlands, ad- jcluing City of Keinloops. Easy terms. Catalogue on application. Strutt & Nash, Kmnloops, B.C.. no not give up In despair, YOU who sitter. Iron obstinate disfigurements of the akin. Amrobgt the sere opals with 1Veaver% Carole end 'purify the blood with Weaver'o Syrup. All druggists keep them. - Dyeing l Cleaning! GREAT IRRIGATION PROJECT. A great- irrigation project, Involving an expenditure of about 526,000,000, hes been authorized by the Secretary of State for India. 'fhe area commanded by the canals is about 6,250 square miles, although only e 'small part of 11 will be reached for a number of years to come. In this area it Is estimated, abort 8,000 square miles tv!11 be irrigated. The water will be taken - from the .1110111M River, In which there Is now unappro- priated tit the site of the ilaadWorks a fro\v of 5,600 to 7,.00 cube feet per see ond, It Is believed that the investment of public funds in these works, great as the sum 1nny be, is well Warranted by the eoonomic advantages of the htl- (Waiting and the reasonable assurance et ample interest payments, 1JRES$EU UP. Oratory IS merely taut with it frock coat 00. ler the eery beat,eod your work to aha "SWISH AMERICAN DYEING 00." Look for ases1 In your sown, or tend Croak. Montreal,Torouto, Ottawa, Qusls ti $FAR "� � �s fC i2 s 'Pilafs the amaeoo. of Elle year when yen h aced to use every precaution with year stook. By 1ho Oso of our STOCK TONIC and other remedies youhave the host guarantee of hea1111 to your eteek. +yyyr FreE Advice Valuable A Use it and become your own veterinary surgeon. • The VETERINARY SPECIALTY 00., Limited 0 006 DUNDAS 811'., TORONTO, ON1. y+tf NORTH-WESTERN FARMS ON THE Gravid Trunk Pacific I have two sections of land for sale entre or in part, on line at Grand Trunk Pacific, now under construc- tion just west of Portage La Prairie. Ploughing in the Northwest will be- gin as early as 13ebruory. You can sow oats, potatoes and alfalfa on breaking and get big pries from railroad contractors on the spot, Then hire out your teams Wren - react grading at 85 per day. You won't get such a chance for a start another year. Don't waste nny time, as there is practically no other land for sale of equal quality fn such a. situation nn such terns and et so low a price. Price 510.50 per acre; six year terms. 3. L. R. PARSONS, 92 Winchester Street, Toronto, Ont. ;i** ,•.-ate. DiSiLLUSTONEI). She -9 hear you have just get mar- rind. Is it too late to congrntutnte your • Ho --"Oh, 111(1011 100 Intel I was mar- ried three weeks agol" When oil other corn prepnratiOnts fall, try llollowny's UOrn Me pain `hatever, and no' ineonvenn0r110 hit ,,a,,,,; "You married a rich wife, didn't yoln?" asked ,bones, of his friend, "Yes," letsighed, "but she's not declared any Wel- dend yet. Dear Mother Your little ones are a constant care le Fall and . Winter weather. They will cetdl cold. Do you know about Sh!Ioh s Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and What it has done for to many ? It ia said to be the only reliable remedy for all anuses of the tit passages in children. It is absolutely harmless 05(1 pleasant to take. hit guerenteed to euro or your money is returned. The price is 25e. per boats, and ell dealers in (medicine sell 314 I this remedy should bola every "e mallet t 1iSf3YJ11 NO. 8-06.