The Brussels Post, 1907-3-21, Page 3Ikeeweeoo-o-o-coceremoom-0-0-04:00.0.0
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FOLKS
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GOLDEN RULE Allr11IMISTIC,
"Phil," whispered little Kenneth
Reticles, I've got u secret to tel.) you
after school."
"Nice?" risked Phil.
was the answer; "nice for me."
"011," said 11111, and his eyebrows fen, ,
He followed Kenneth around behind the
echoolhouse after school to hear Mei
scarce
"My Uncle George," sold ICenneth, "has
given me U, tick11 to go and see the.
man that makes canary Mitts clo 001111081,
tricks. Ever see them?"
"No," said Pell hopelessly.
"Well, its nese-rale, and my ticket
will tele° nee In twice," said Kenneth,
meting a litho caper of delight.
"Same thing both elms?" asked Phil.
"No, sir-ee, new traits every Wee. 1
say, Phil," Kennettt continued, struck
with the other's mournful look, "won't
your Uncle George give you one?"
"1 ain't got any Uncle George."
"ThaVe a Met. How about your mo-
ther?"
"Can't afford 11," answered Phil, wall
his eyes: on the ground.
Kenneth took his ticket out of his
podia and lonlied at it. It certainly
promised to admit the bearer into Me -
zeta Hall two afternoons. Then he look-
ed at Phil, and a secret wish stole Into
Ins Tierra that he hadn't said anything
about his ticket; but after a few nio-
ment's struggle, "Phil," he cried, "I
wonder If the man won't change this
and give one two tickets that would !eke
you and me in one thne?"
Phil's eyes grew bright, and a happy
ism(lo crept over his broad, little face.
"1)0 you think he would?" he asked
eagerly.
"Let's try," said Kenneth, and the two
little boys started off for the °Mee win-
dow.
"Buis Kenneth," said Phil, slopping,
"It isn't fair for nee to take your ticket."
"It is, though," answered his friend
sthutly, "'cause 111 get more fun from
going once with you than twice with
myself."
This settled the matter, and Phil gave
• "So you want two tickets for one
time?" said the agent.
"Yes, sir," said Kenneth, taking oft
hie sailor hat; "one for Phil, you know."
"You do arithmetic by the Golden.
•flute down here, ddn't you?" asked the
ticket. man.
WHERE CANE SUGAR Gnaws.
VVotild you like to come with me to
visit a sugar plantation in Hawaii to-
day? Away we go on our ponies. There
are no side-saddles here, but, the ladies
evear a long, flowing drapery which
Nis over the feet and floats out like
wings, when they ride.
This Is a gierit sugar plantation. It
is live miles square. Yes, it looks just
like a. field of tall corn, but break off a
stock end taste of it, Now you know
it is sugar. The men are cutting it as
Pear the ground as they can, for the
part nearest the root contains the best
tripe
On these sugar plantations the very
best modern steam ploughs, steam har-
rows and steam cultivators aro used.
Even steam engines, which draw wide-
spreading cars In which the cane can be
taken to the 10111, are used. These en-
gines and ears are run ()Irby railways
which can be taken up and moved from
one part of the field to another. They
are made in small parts which four men
can lift, and are laid on the Lep of the
giound.
These portable railways help the men
to send the cane to the mill very quick-
ly The cane will spoil if it is not
ground very soon after it is cut. Thbre
le so much to be gathered the trains
are run very fast over the roils. Some-
times the tracks get moved a little, then
the next train .of cars that comes speed-
ing over them goes flyIngover the fields
and the cane is tossed in all directions.
The men only laugh at such an ascl-
dent, Mak up the scattered cane, pack
it up again end go on as fast as ever.
'When the cane reaches the mill It is
ground and then boiled away until it
is madeinto sugar.
TRACED BACK.
"I don't know," said the old man,
"wbere Jelin got lils literary turn; I
ain't literary; en' it's mighty plain that
you ain't."
• "I've been thinkini about that myself,"
said the old lady, "an' I've 'bout traced
it back to you."
me?"
"Yea, Don't you reckollect when you
an' 13111 Jones had the light in the el'
si t tin g -room?"
"Didin't he knock yer head sideways
with Johnston's Dicttonary."
"Bilieve he didl"
"An' didn't he finish \in with, 'Pll-
grlm's Progress' en" the 'Book Of
Psalnie'?"
"Ahl that he did."
"Well, takin' all (hat in considiera-
tean, it's 710 phi as anything that Jelin
Urine by his welling power nat-rall"
vn
"You'd make a pretty geed clerk,"
staid the employer, sarcestieelle, "11 you
only had a Mlle more pommon Sense."
"Ind -evil" replied the clerk. "But 11111 11
ever occur to you 111111 11 1 bed a little
more common sense 1 weei.in't be a
clerk et an?"
A, well-known Goletilal fudge, who
la an Irishmen, recently told O. \OHMS,
• who Wee seinewhat verbose in his an.
Mara, to "held his tongue and give his
evidence clearly."
Tranip-"Yes, modem, I've been a so.
teeter for nigh nvenly yeare." Mrs.
Isarniyard-PA eolleiterr Tramp -
"Yesim 1 solicits breed art" meat,"
"Johnnie, you shouldn't have eaten
those preserved teethe, They Were nitre.
ea on the table merely le fill Upe "Well,
ma, thafAi Just what 1 used them (Orr
WEAK AND WORN OUT.
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills Rive New
Strength to Overworked Woman,
The life of a demesne Is a hard one.
Sho toils from early aiming till late
at night; her work is never done. Often
oho is 100 busy to gel. out of doors Mr
.brealli of fresh air, Unless her blood
le kept rlch and pure this close rine-
finernent wears on her health. •Her
strength will fail; she may lose her ap-
petite, become pale and dyspeptic. In
Met she Is in danger of a general break-
down. Such was the condition of Miss
Marie Anne Fleury, of Ste. Anne de 1a
Perade, Que., before she used Dr, Wil -
limns' Pink Pills. She says; "Por
number of years I tra.ve been a sevent.
Up to a year ago 1 alwoys enjoyed the
best of health, but .suddenly 1 ivies seiz-
ed with pains in my side, my appetite
left me, 1 became dyspeptic end lost all
strength. I COnsulled a doctor who told,
rlie I was suffering from general debil-
ity. 1 was forced to stop work and for
three months 1 fonowed the doctor's
treatment, but without benefit. 1 was
advised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and as 1 had often rend of the eases
they cured, 1 decided be do so. I only
thole eight boxes before I WEIS OMNI,
and to -day I am stronger num 1 ever
was. My digestion is gond and 1 elm
now go hout my work without fa-
tigue. 1 owe a debt of gratitude to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills Inc what they have
done for me and I strongly advise other
weak sickly girls to give them a Mal."
Miss Fleury's case is one of niany
that Dr. Williams' Pink Rills have
cured after doctors' help had !ailed.
The success of these pills Iles in the
fact that they strike right at the root
of the trouble -the blood. Other
simply act on the symptoms of a
trouble-anci may relieve, but they do
tot cure. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
make new, rich blood -that Is why they
cum dyspepsia, rheurnallenr, anaemia,
heart palpitation, headache, backache
and the ills of W0fl17'rb cli three are
caused by bad blood -Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills cure them all because they
make new blood. Poe sale at druggists
or by m1111 at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50, frees The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.;
TAKING PRECAUTIONS.
"Save mei save mel" she cried, as her
head rose above the water, and she
grasped a plank floating by.
"1 beg your pardon," he replied from
the hank; "but really I want it under-
stood that I'rn a married man with see.
en children."
"Yes, yes; save met" she shrieked.
"Then. there'll be no falling Into my
arms and calling me preserver, will
them?"
"Oh, no, nol"
"And you won't insist on marrying
me for nry heroic conduct?"
No, no; only save mei"
"A11 right, I'll tackle the job," he re-
sponded, as he threw aside his coat.
"You see," be explained; just before
diving in, "1 was caught by one of these
dodges once before, and that's wbY
married; it makes me a bit particular
now."
HEALTHY BABIES.
Healthy babies are good babies -it
is only the stele child that cries all the
lime, Mothers, if you want to see your
little ones smiling end happy give them
Baby's Own Tablets -there is ri, smile
in every dose. Tablets cure all the
little ailments of childhood arising out
01 a disordered condition 01 11)8 stomach
or bowels. They are good for all bee.
bis and are sold under the guarantee
oi a. government analyst to contain eo
opiates or harmful drugs. Mrs. F. D.
Kirk'Dumfries, N. S., Sayel-"I always
use Baby's Own Tablets for the ail-
ments of any little ones and find them
a splendid medicine. A few doses al-
ways restores them to perfect health.
1 would not be without the Tablets in
the house." The Tablets ere sold by
druggists or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont. '
A leacher of natural philosophy. once
asked the bright boy of the class bow
many kinds of force there were, and
was astonished to receive the follow-
ing reply: "Three, ma'am. Mental
force, physical force, and police force,"
It Reaches the Spot, -There ere few
remedies before the public to -day as ef-
11eactous in removing pain and in allay-
ing and'preventing pulmonary disorders
tie Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlo 011. It has
demonstrated its powers in thousands
ot instances and a large number of tes-
timonials as to its great, value as a me-
dicine could be got were there occasion
for it. it is for sale everywhere.
•
Earthquakes aro rallter more com-
mon at full moon than at any other
time.
Overworked Persons, elthor mentally or
physically, should try "Yorroviin," the world
renowned nerve and Mood tonic and they will
ljlbUllly IPonver strength and health
IN NO HURRY.
"P0111111 1110 to oiler my umbrella, ma-
dame?
"Thank voti, sir, but I'll be 8.1 home
in two minutes."
"Oh, Wo could walk sloW, you kriewe,
ISSUE NO, 11-07.
STORY OF INGRATITUDE
DENIM SNELLING SUFI:MUD FOR
FIFTEEN IMAM,
Is Now Cleared by Tardy Confession of
Man Whom Ile Ilnd Befriended
Years Before.
Atter having had fifteen rare of his
life darkened hy public suspicion that
he Was an embezzler and having nearly
died from grief because he wire unable
to prove the seepicion fate, ilenry
Snelling, a femme gas company man-
ager, of firavesemi, England, has been
01(81511 by means of a letter reerevea
from Galindo. In lids letter, an orpiran
When) Snelling befriended y0110S ago,
eonfe.sses that he wus the real embez-
zler.
The story which thus reaches tis final
chaplet', is a remarleable iilustralien cif
Aesop's fable of Tile FVO7dill Adder.
When Snelling accepted 1110 pesition uf
manager of the Northilvel & Gravesend
Gas Company more than twenty years
ego. he extended a helping hand to an
°Miran lad by giving him work in his
office. This lad proved to to en nnuere
ally brIght, intelligent youth, and with-
'inafyears ltmzy trigalheo m a11a-
gersL;czcapainpht4stop1,)-
Imote Mtn le a no:ellen in the company
second to himself, A few years later,
j SinellIng received a series of threaten -
I ii g letters and he de...ewe:set Hint simi-
lar letters were being forwarded to the
clearman of the three:ors and that state-
ments had been made that he had eni-
bezzled neiney and
FALSIFIED ACCOUNTS.
The accused Manager asked that the
fullest inquiry be made, but before this
could be undertaken, the office was
brakes Into and some of the kerma
books were stolen -this apparently
strengthening suspicion against the ac-
cused manager. A most; thorough in-
spection was al once made. of the few
booles that. remained, but they failed. to
show anything wrong with Snelling's
accounts. Feeling, however, that sus-
picion still rested upon him the man-
ager resigned his post.
Meanwhile, the young man, against
whom not the least, suspicion seems to
Wive been directed, was promoted la
the managership. He did not hold 'the
position long, however, for a year cr
two afterwards, in 1893, he vanished
from Gravesend altogether.
Snelling, in the interim, seems to have
been driven almost demented by the be-
lief that people regarded 11111) es b. rogue.
Before long he had acute congestion of
the train, and for some time It was not
believes) he would live. Upon recovery,
moreover, the burden of unjust suspi-
cion weighed so heavily upon his spirit
that be never tried to obtain a good
position, but Peed
A HAND-TO-MOUTH EXISTENCE.
Now he is a happy man, in conse-
quence of the letter from Canada above
referred to. Writing from Seskatche,
wen, the befriended orphan says it was
to cover its own fatets that, he enemy-
anously accused Snelling, the best friend
lie had In the world.
"I write this as a duly before God,"
he aclded,,Pand I am sorry err having
been guilty of anything so Mean, but
the influence of Salen had fast hold
of me and I believe I 18011111 Have done
you all the injury I could. I hope you
win forgive me."
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SOME nowLErts1
Entertaining Efforts et Callow Youth at
Friends' Schools In England.
In the February number of Past and
Present, a journal for old end •young
scholgts of Friends' Schools, of Eng-
land, there is a long nnd "absolutely
genuine" collection of "howlers." We
quote a few specimens: -
A long tene ago England \vas once
ti foreign country.
Becket put on a camel-lintr shirt, and
his lite at once bemire dangerous.
Saladin was a lizard in Egypt.
The Britons painted themselves with
wood, and sometimes came out green.
ClIve had to blow himself out in In -
1110, but -fortunately for Englund, it
explode.
1n heel by ordeal a man had to carry
it ree-hot piece of Iron for five years.
The Anglo-Saxons 110(1 ,110 drains, and
so used to disperse their broken vitals
into the middle of the road.
The Spartans had to get their living
al the age'•of nye by shooli»g at it on
a pieee of string.
The Spartans had two kings to cheek
ene another,.
The religlon of China occupies halt
the house. •
Southampton is noted for exporting
people to South Africa.
England has much coal beds. When
the coal is flnished we shall have to
use our brains for fuel, and It win be
scarce.
• The potato is not only used for feed-
ing pensarnse-but goes So more import-
ant things, such as whisky. .
Rese-adored spots-03'th° bodies of children
Po 0014061ms mistaken Inc Measles, The trouble
May be ropooln, with loonl disease Of rue skin
Promptly cured with Weaver's Comte.
SINGING ICETTLES.
1110 japaneSe, who know so well how
tc odd little Unexpected attractions to
every -day 1110, manufacture, In a great
variety of forms, iron teakettles which
break int osong when the water bolls,
The song may not be a very perfect
melody, but it is perhaps tiS agreeable
as the notes produced by some of the
insects which the Japanese also trea.
sure for their musie. The harmonielle
8001110 of the teakettles ere produced
by stem bailees escaping from beneath
111111 sheels of iron fastened close 'to-
gether nearly 81 1110 baton ot the ket-
tles. To prodlice the best effects some
skill Is required In regulating the fire.
The eheracter of the mends varies with
the ferm et the Amine, These tinging
kettles have been used for many cern
threes.
A hive 01 5,000boes produces about
50 pounds 01 honey 11 year.
The Mals.
Thal Tells
,
PM 4. 497/e
I _.141144,,,
..Iill SHRINKABLE*
1' pude yon(
Trademarked the: in
variety of styles, fabrics and
mime for women. man and
children, Form Fitted.
Dealrra are authorised to
!replace instantly and 07 001
cost, any PemAtutio or
meet faulty in material
or at akin ir. 100
Pen -Angle trade-
mark (in red) On
every Pon -Angle
garment, tells you
it will Sit and won't
shrink, -your
own d eel er so
guarantees it,.
Underwear thus
trademarked is
softer, warmer,
more liexible,
better wearing.
r11.11011
20 r Pr 217.:
UNDERWEAR.
W. A. Mitchell, dealer in general.
menthandise, Martin, Ga.,writes:
"My wife loe10811in weightfrom 130 to
68 pounds. We saw she could not live
long. She was a skeleton, rio we ((on -
suited an old physician. He told her
to try Peruna.
"She gradually commenced im-
proving and getting a little strength.
She now weighs 106pounds. She is
gaining every day, and does her own
housework and cooking?)
BIM INTIMATES A FLOWER.
A remarkable bird found in Mexico is
the beegnartin, which bas a trick tf
ruffling up the feathers on the top of
,is head into the exact semblance of a
beautiful flower, and when a bee comes
along to sip honey 110111 the supposed
flower ft is snapped up by the bird.
DIFFICULT FEAT.
Mrs. Gasser -"I was outspoken 1n
my .sentiments at the club this after-
noon,"
Mr. Gasser -"f can't believe it! Who
oulspoko you, my dear?"
MOTHER'S GRATITUDE
TO ZAM-BUK
' —
IT CtitED HER BOY OF PAINFUL
SOLES.
Nothing Ls more enpleasant to the eye
and more painful to the sufferer than
boils and ulcers. At this period, of the
year ninny adults suffer acutely from
these painful outbreaks. When boils,
ulcers, etc., occur on children 11 is piti-
ful la see the. little ones suffer.
Mrs. E. Ilnbmes, of 30 Guise St„ Ham -
Mon, is grateful for whist Zam-Bule dIri
for her llIlle boy when in this pitiful
plight. She seys;-"I 'wish to express
my gratitude tor the benefit my child
received from your famous Zarn-leirk
Balm. 'He starved from Spring emo-
tions and then boils broke nut on his
neck. 1 Nod blood purifying remedies.
salves end olnimmts of all kinds, but
nothing seemed to do him the desired
good. The boils got noise and became
so loathsome and unsightly that I could
not, send him to school, as some of the
boils and ulcers could notconveniently
bo GOV-fired. About 1)113 tirno ft sample
box of Znin-Tink was given to him lied
186 tried it. The small &reline did him
a little good, so I bought a 50 cent box.
The result \vas really amazing. In-
d week's time the boils had begun
to dry up, and in a very short time
indeed every one of them was healed."
11)7)1-13)111is n sure cure also for ecze-
ma, scalp sores, ringworm, poisoned
wounds, chronic ulcers, chnpped hands,
guts, cold soves, oracles, festering sores,
ieruptions and pustules due to blood
poison, etc. It slops bleeding and cures
piles, fistula, etc,- Is antiseptic; an 81e-
r:client "first, ald." Every borne and
farmstead should have its box of Earn-
13uk. All druggists end stores at 50
cents a box, 09 from Zani-Bule Co.,
Toronto, for price. 0 boxes for $2.60.
Send lc. sIamp for trial box.
Lecturer (with a good opinion of him -
sell) -"Ila, my, mail, I rather think my
voice will fill this hall." Hallkeeper
(eanclIdly)-"II, strikes me, sir, it's much
more likely to empty it."
• if a cough makes ;our nights sleep.
less and weary, it Will worry you a
good deal, and with geed cause. To
dispel the Worry and, give yourself, rest
try Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrep, Tt
exetes a soothing influence ON the air
passages and allays the irritation tliet
leads te) inflammation. 11 will subdee
the, most stubborn cough or cold, end
eventually eracliceto it from the system,
as a. trial of 11 will 110080 to yeti.
"Queen City"
ra better than o pure Manitoba flour-lt b better
than a pure Ontario Ilour-being blended b combines
the best qualities of both.
"Queen City" is an all-purpotes flour.
D"Ill`nlgjgrh`" Xs* your groom for
The Campbell Campbell's
Milling Co. te.cus
Toronto Junction, Onr yueen City
11
Before deciding where to locate
in the West, let us tell you
about 'these lands. The best
wheat fields, the richest grazing
land, are in this province.
Write us for full information
about crops, climate and special
railroad rates.
Local representative wanted in
each county.
Tefer CA Osgood
Eastern Selling Agents,
2t6 CORISTINB I3UILDINO,
MONTREAL.
Miss Robinson (to stranger at men-
tion) -"Do you see that p)alil-looking
girl over there? She has just got Mar-
ried. I'm sure I wonder what her hits-.
band married her for." "I Have no
doubt he married her for her money,"
replied the stranger. "Oh, 1 wouldn't
think so badly of him as that," said
Miss Robinson, "But I ought to know,"
replied the stranger; "you see, 1 MD the
man who married her."
Suffer no More. -There are thousands
who live miserable lives because dys-
pepsia dulls the faculties and shadows
'existence with the cloud of eepreasion.
One way to dispel the vapors that be-
set the victims of this disorder is to
order them II course of Parmelee's Ve-
getable Pills, which are among the best
vegetable pills known, being easy to
take and ere most eMeacious In their
action. A heal of them will prove this.
Smithson -"We had 0 ensational
case of Idenapping In our house late-
ly." Wilson-"Reallyt How did it hap-
pen?" Smithson -"The baby -slept 1110
whole night."
Tearing Down Signals does not delay storms.
Oplurminden "modalities do not cure, When
you begin to cough take Allen s Lune Balsam,
Leo from opium, fall of healing power..
TELEPHONES FORETOLD IN
SCRIPTURE.
Some genius has found 53 passages
in the Bible, which be claims as pro-
phecies of the telephone, because, for-
sooth, the language seems to flt into
telephone vernacular. Here are earn-
pies: -
"The line has gone out into all the
earth."
"The land shall be divided by lines."
"Wo have n0 right against this great
company."
"Charge the people."
'I understand the number."
"I said in my haste, 1 0111 ea off."
A Recognized Regulator, -To bring
the digestive organs Into -symmetrical
working is the aim o1 physicians \Vlien
they lincl a patient suffering from sto-
mach irregularities, and for this pur-
purpose they can proscribe nothing bet-
ter than Parmeleet Vegetable Pills,
which will be found a pleasant meet -
eine of surprising \deism in Winging the
refractory 01'0i1§ into subjection and
restoring them to moeinal eetion, in
'which condition only can they perform
'their delles properly.
English copper Ore averages only 7
per cent, of the pure metal,
•FAC1NG A WOUNDED TIGER. '
Experience With a Wounded Tiger in
on Indian 1001110.
The courage and good nature of al0.
pliante when engaged in tiger -hunting
are the subject of comment by -Gen,
Thomas Gordon in hes book, "A Varied
Lite." ile gives -an ne.count, of tbe pue-
suit of a wounded tiger In the Indian
jungle, The tiger had turned back in
howling fury looking for a victim,
He first made for .Davieon, but 'eaten
ing sight of my head as irty elephant
desieeirlei into a dry watercouree, he
chopped ane erawkd In the grass, and
tried to spring on me in the howdah.
He was on the right side of the ele-
phant's head in a nememl, and In trying
to retell nee broke the friett Oft rI of the
howdah with a blow of his powerful
fere paw.
The elephant was badly bitten and
elawed on the trunk and head, and her
Lght eye was blinded by the eyebrow
being torn down over it, She gave ,
N'Clee to suppressed screams of pain and '
rage, and made the most violent efforts
to shake the tiger off.
My BIM gun -barer behind Inc in the
regarding the situation as des-
pne°, slid down the elophani's hind
quartere and took refuge in 0 tree. All
1 could ere was to wait an opportunity ,
lo fire without injuring the courageous
elephant, At last I had a safe chance
to pul the muzzle against the ligees
shoulder. One shot, --it was an tnlpOnd-
tng
j
bullet„ -end with a great growl ef
agony team the tiger and a trumpet yell
of rage from the elephant, the whole of 1
us nem struggling loose in the high
.
The riephant was coaxed to erne foe -
ward to the dead tiger, and after feel-
ing cautiously with her outstretched
trunk, she gave the body a kick of con-
tempt and allowed It to be tied on her
back, to he carried hack to our ramp.
No time was lost in attending to the
elephant's eures, but preparatory to
handling them She was fed with a stiff
mixture -of coarse molasses and flour,
with opium and brandy thrown in lib-
erally, after which she took an intelli-
gent and good tempered interest in the
proceedings.
Willi the tent-pilehers' repairing,
needles and stout threed, and ihe hetp
of the mahouts and their aseistanis, her
cuts and wounds were stitched and
salved, and many yards of native cot-
ton cloth used in swathing her torn
trunk. - She was fed by band for sev-
eral days, and seemed quite to under-
stand that this was done to keep the
bandages on the damaged trunk from
being displaced by her use of it in feed-
ing herself.
•
THE GREAT NORTH COUNTRY.
Nimrod was a mighty hunter, but het]
Ile hunted in the "Ternagarn1" region he
would have been a mightier one. Nim-
rod' hunted far glory, but Temagamians
hunt for game. Those Indians who
made the first canoe of hlrch bark long
ago, were our greatest benefactors, The
children of these Indians know the
oanoe, and they -know how to use it,
and if you go to Temperi this sum-
mer they will paddle your canoe intheir
own superb way. They will be the best
guides you ever had. Students 8110
crimp In the summer along the Temagm
mi lakes are able to do two years' work
in one. Finest of fishing and hunting.
Easy of access by the Grand Trunk
Railway System. For information and
beautiful descriptive publication sent
free apply to J. D. McDonald, D. P. A.,
Grand Trunk By. System, Toronto.
Finn:Muff-leas that charming widow
any properly?" Ketchum -"Yes, con-
siderable.' Pluindulf--"Real estate or
personal?" Ketchum -"Personal. She
has .six ohndren." •
Parents buy Mother Graves' Worm
Exterminater because they know It Is a
safe medicine for their children and an
effectual expeller of worms.
"They ;say that 51111101' is ten years
ahead oi his time." "Well, it's not true.
I'm his landlord, nil 1 know heS just
six months behind."
" The 1) L," Menthol Piasters are Marva
gotta in their quick antlon when tmollorl to Pomo
backs or stiff rheumatic muscles or joints. They
sire itnmediate relief.
"Reeler," said the tshrewd-looking
men, "haw many feet of gas does it lake
to kill n man?" "That's rather a queer
question," replied the doctor, "Why do
you NIT'S11 to know?" "One of the guests
at my hetet used enough of it to kill
himself, and I want to send in e. proper
bill to Ins executors."
Nurses' and
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-safest regulator for baby, PreVEWAS
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-cures diarrhoea without the harmful
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RIVALING THE NILE DAM.
The government of New South Wales
is about to begin the construction of a
dam at tarpon Jack, on the Murrembid-
{me River, which will form a resenvoir.
30 miles In length, and containing more
1)107) 33,000,000,000 cubic feet of watee,
or 50 per cent, mere then :Sydney har-
bor contains, This hnineese ertifielal
lake, which will be but little inferior les
capacity to that created by 11)0 gseal.
new dam on the river Nile, is to be used
for ireigatioe. The dem will be .situnkd
in a gorge cut by the river through ,1
grarthe ridge, and its height will be 200
feet.77
eveman may be afraid of the book,
hut a. man isn't-unleas she's his wife,
,1411/1•1•11.
DOOMS USING
PATENT MEDICINES
The Honest Physician is Anxious te
Cnre and Uses the Best Avail.
able Remedies.
The dieounsion of ithe 11111 now before
the Dominion Parliament for the re-
gulation of the manufacture and sone
of patent or proprietaey medicines le
one of the utmost importance, and to
receiving a great deal of attention, nob
only by the proprietary 701311101015 11)0.1110
f8.0tUrnra, but sato by the retail and
wholesale druggiats. Every manatee.
turer of reliable and high cities re..
mediae welcomes tha bill as a step in
the right direction, The discussion hese
Proust -A out the fact that tiro best
peysleisos in Canada mid on the eon-
tinent approve of and prescribe
chine In oases of the most difficult
character. In e, recent instance of
very eerlOtte throat and lung trouble
the patient had been using Psyehine.
Two leading United IStates speelalisto
W6IX) consuited in addition to two
eminent Canadian phyafielang, Upon
learnin' what the patient was using, a
sample of Poychine was taken and
analyzed, with the result that the
physickirs advised its continuance.
They prescribed no other medicine bat
PaYehine, with the result that the Pa-
tient has fully recovered and 10
entendld walking and talking adver..
tisemeni :for the wonderful curative
power of a remedy that will "stand
up" before the keenest professional
criticism and analysis As a builder
up of the system and restoring all
wasted conditions, Psychine has no
equal, and the best and most earnest
physicians recognize this fact. "At
the age of 25 my tunes wore in e
terrible state. had la grippe
year before: it settled on my lunr
and I kept steadily growing wor.
till I got down so low I was in be
for six weeks. I ho4 a coneuits.tIon
of doctors, and they said they could
do nothing more for me, Then I start-
ed to use Psychine. I took the medicine
for score than a year. It certainly slid
wonders for me, 3 ant now as strong
as3 was before )11.1, siokness.
"MILE. IL HOPEI,
"Morpeth, Ont."
Psy'ohtne, pronounced Si -keen, is tura
greatost of tonlea, building up the eye -
tem, increasing the appetite, purifY-
Ing the blood, aids digestion, andacts
directly upon the throat and lungs,
giving tone and vigor to the entire
system. At all draggiets, 56c and 21,
or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 175 Xing
Street west, Toronto.
g3EIN'EEIL WANTED -3 years' expert.
once, littudy at ad. -setting, good
chance for improving, steady eity job.
Apply, Nonni 10et01n11. OFFICE, 110 Doll
Building, Toronto.
FOR SALE.
5O -acre farm, seven miles from London,
brick house, two frame barns, soil, day
loam ; on the gravel road, one half-milo
from school. Prim $4,500.00,
Por further particulars itonly tor -
THE WESTERN REAL ESTATE EX'
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Monolog and Curling and Sid Moroi °loaned Thee,
eau be /mot by poet. ia par 00. ruo Mat place le
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING MN
monsmn.a.t.
STAIVIERERS
The ARNOTT RETHOD Is the only logi-
cal method for the 0806 07 Stammering. It
treats the CAUSE, not merely the HABIT.
and insures natural speech. Pamphlet, par -
tinware and references sent on request.
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Gladiolus, 1 Olnnamorr
vine,' exalts Otto 300 dlf-
ferent kinds afresh, finest'
grown seeds, including,
Patnaka,Petunlos,Phlox,
/Wm, Stook, Sweat
Prue, Casmos, Balsams,.
Nacturttums,MorntugGlo-
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Thin fine collection of
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Silver or 2c. SlaRIRIL f
QUAKER CITY sup co..
pnliwkiplii.. t!o.
Melted butter Is a very good substitute
for Wive oil in alad dressing. Many,
prefer the butter 10 1118 oil.
Where can I get slime of Holloway's
Corn Cure? I was entirely cured 01 911
eerns by this remedy and 1 wish semel
more of it for my friends. So Writes
Mr. J. W. Drown,Ohicago.
Mrs. A, -"The doctors have just dig.
covered an extraordinary thing about
Professor Stute; they say his heart be
on the wrong side." Mrs, 13. -"Ah, he
always was an untidy man."
Dear Mother
Your little Ones are 8 constant ears In
Fall and Winter weather. They will
creels cold, Do you know about Shiloh's
Consumption Cure, the Lung Tonic, and
what it him done for so many? It is said
to be the only reliable remedy for all
diseases ol the sir passages in children.
It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to
tae. his guaranteed to cure etyma money
is roamed. Tho 1)1100 171 25c, per bolt,
and all dealers in medicine sell 314
SHILOH
This remedy should bath every household%
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