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Baby's Own Tablets are sold by
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Fair Compromise.
The clerk had sought out the coun-
try merchant in whose employ he had
been for some time and preferred a re.
quest for a small increase in pay.
"I don't nee my way clear to doing
that," said the old man, "but I can do
the same thing for you in another way.
You know that time is money?"
"Yes, sir."
"Well, hereafter you can Work until
six, instead of leaving at five."
Man is the only animal that can be
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Dohs impose its warning than in re-.
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because the difference is only a few
dollars per thousand feet, and the
major costs of laying and finishing are
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Who is Euphemia?"
"Why, my dear, that is my sister's
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Mary!"
"Yes, dear, but we always called her
Euphemia for short."
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"Should beim every home"
Says Mme:Villemaire
Three years of stomach and kidney disorders wrecked
her health. Now fully recovered and feeling
splendid, she thanks Tan•lac
Mme Eliza Villemaire lives at 432
St. Patrick Street, Ottawa. She is
ruddy and robust, showing no signs of
the distressing ordeal she went through
for Throe years. "bio Words can pee
press what I,. suffered,',' she said re-.
eently, "At times I thou g•ht:My back
must break, and I could' not even
stoop over to set tho table.
"My Stomach was just as ball, for
food would lit there like a lump of
lead:. I used to bloat terribly, and at
times could hardly catch my breath.
Nervousness kept me awake half the
night. I tried many remedies and
treatments but though I spent a small
fortune on them, nothing seemed to
help me.
"I only wish I had taken Tarlac
When my trouble fast stetted for it
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toe With Laughter)
Educate youIeelf to be something—
not only to get something.
It's a changing world, all right. Only
a few short years ago the (lector would
tell fond parents that he'd vaocinate4
the child whero it would'n't show.
Tommy's Sister—'Tommy, what is a
synonym?"
Tommy—"A synonym is a word you
use when you can't spell the other
one."
A Dismal Outlook.
Of legs they say the human race
Soon will not have a single trace;
If we do not our cars abandon
We shan't have left a leg to stand on.
A good time to go after business is
when competitors are fast asleep.
In the line of definitions, there's
nothing much better than this: ' ".A.
pessimist is a fellow who has had too
many transactions with an optimist."
Most flappers do their "setting -up
exercises" on some sheik's lap.
"My wife gave me a two -tube set for
my birthday."
"Regenerative?"
"Naw. Shaving and tooth."
But we wonder, after all these years
of discussion, just what is going to be
clone about the weather?
Not Worth Fighting About.
"Tho right of way is mine,"
Said Ji'ison, driving fast.
He saved 1 minute, so he did,
But '!was his last!
Large hopes from small foundations
grow.
The woman with a case of nerves is
not so much to be pitied as those who
have to associate with her.
Man's chief aim in life is to make a
hit,
Few nails are driven home with ons
blow of the hammer. Likewise, few
sales are made with only one piece of
atdv'ertising.
How It All Began.
"Your skirt, my dear madam," said
Adam;
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"I do not care, Adam," said madam,
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Mistress (to new maid)—"Nora, you
don't seem to lcnow about finger bowls.
Didn't they have them where you
worked last?"
Nora—"No. maul; they mostly wash-
ed themselves afore they turn to the
table."
Education Brought Us
From crooked stick to machine plow.
From sickle to reaper.
From oxen cart to automobile.
From. pony messenger to air mail.
From rowboat driven by slaves to
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Froin runner to telegraph.
From smoke signal to wireless.
From exam tables to libraries,
From candle -stick to electric light.
From log cabin to s•kyseraper,
honesty is the best policy. So is a
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Keep Minard's Liniment in the stable.
1e
Fresh -water eels travel a distance
equal to a quarter of the earth's cir-
cumference—about 0,000 miles—yin
their lives.
The original inventor of the reap-
ing machine was the Rev. Patrick
Bell, a former minister of Carmyllie,
in. Forfarshire.
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ISSUE No. 10—'27.
An Old Man Leaves .a
message.
All th1 tell you noWstair,
All that
at my white s .know,
I learned on a tall hill's brow,
T tonna out from the snow.
' All that the years have tried,
All I an euro Is true,
I heard at a rive'r's side
Or followedthe river to.
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In a time of solitude,'
On a day without a name,
At the heatr of an ancient wood•!
For unsuspected friends
Are met by a man alone,
The wind from the wor'ld's ends,
The sky no wind has known;
And they taught me, long ago,
To ponder 'earth and all,
From a hill, on days of snow,
In a wood when the soft rains fall.
—T. Morris Longstreth.
RHEUMATFC VICTIMS
Can Find Relief Through Build-
ing Up the,Blood.
Pain is the symptom of rheumatism
that every victim recognizes, and he
generally attributes the trouble to
cold, damp or changeable weather.
But doctors know that thin blood is a
marked characteristic of the trouble.
Trying to cure rheumatism while the
blood remains thin and poor, is an im-
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So long as the blood is maintained in
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My attention was directed to Dr, Wil-
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If this meets the eye of any rheumatic
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You can get these pills from any
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University ofToronto Will
Erect a Carillon of Bells.
The Alumni Federation of the Uni-
versity of Toronto, in accordance with
the original plans prepared at the
close of the War, whereby a Carillon
of bells would be erected in the Sol-
diers' Memorial Tower, will complete
their installation this year. It had
originally been intended to instal
these bells in the Tower when it was
built, but funds have not yet been
provided for this purpose. The Alumni
Federation have now undertaken to
raise the money for the installation
of these bells in time for the Centen-
ary celebrations of the University in
October next.
The Carillon will consist of twenty-
three„hells ranging in weight from
140 lbs. for bell No. 1, to 7,728 lbs. for
bell No. 28, making a total for the
twenty-three bells of nearly 19 tons,
and will cost complete, with the clock,
which it is also proposed to instal, in
the neighborhood of $40,000. The con-
tract for the clock and bells bas been
awarded to Messrs. Gillett and John-
ston of Croydon, England, who have
promised delivery. and installation in
time , for dedicatory services during
the Centenary Celebration. Messrs.
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those in the Metropolitan Church,
Termite; the Suucoe, Ontario, Tower,
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time this firm is casting the Carillon
for the Dominion Parliament Build-
ings, Ottawa, which, when completed,
will be the largest in the world.
It is desirable that the fund for
these bells, being the gift of the
graduates at large, be subscribed for
by every graduate and ex -student of
the University. A minimum sub-
scription has accordingly been set at
,five dollars, and it 'is.ltoped that the
graduate ,and o: -student body at large
. will contribute the whole amount so
that the gift May be as representative
las possible. A. committee, under the
leadership of Mr, Hugh Scully of the
Class • of 1906 in University College,
1 has been formed, and through their
agency individual appeals will go out
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