FE J THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1911. ; 1 n i gi 'THE LATE JAMES BARR. : SE ---- i C0 + J Ch $ Pinex iL BE CREAM PARLOR - : 4 , . nN . {One 'of the ou Residents ol Bedford! - yak aTeK LUNCH ROOM. 4 Townshi » } ' All kinds of Lapches and Hot e if WENT A woos £ Ounces of Gough Syrup", : : hoe T G Be | : Westport. Mirror. : | rinks an 1 Inds of : he 1 t Re I A . |e Oekoher 27th, there passed away | Frat aan is . oh = @|A Family Supply for BOc, Saving $2. The after a long and lingering illness, one | : x ff M, PAPPAS & CO, Problem " 4 }0¢ Surest, Quickest Romedy You Ever of the oldest and 'best known residents | = : 184 Prisvess Streel, 3 diy Fi ; i Used or Money Refunded. of Bedford township, in the person of | f° E Solved | His name was Giles, Weedon, but Siberian 22, and James Barr. Born on the old family | ; ae {far and wide his friends had nick-| A Sougls TTY tas gnres Te homestead, where his son George is! | named him "Cupic," for the reason! ty aa A by pod oc wen BB now residing, Mr. Bart, had he lived | that he was small and plump, with! eying. aad one tal will lo ihe 0.8 to see next April, would have been | a round, rosy, cherub (ace js nied ia | more homes in t seventy years of age, and during all | innovent blue eyes, and also because | Canada tha jh remedy. that time he had resided near his boy- (of his fatal tendency to bring a| You will 20 pleasantly surprise fine hood home, spending all of his life in | bout marriage between kis acquaint: | Jug 18 tasos igh lief. It will usual the neighborhood, an d*residing since {ances, | the most obstinate, deep-seated WL wD in 'his marriage to Margaret Thenipson, | «A bachelor. himself, "Cupid" Wes nous, and is unequalled for prompt | about forty years ago, on the estate {don Jost 'no opportunity to maté men retula in whooping now occupied by his widow, on what {and maidens whenever they ventured' A poems bot bottle oof Plas. when mixed [. "x own as the Green Bay Road. For in his vicioity. 'Thus he had married | he ar at ever | a great many vears Mr. Barr has SIT i A 'off not only _his pretty. girl cousins, BEE : epee To vo nd been in ill. health, and during the _ ITS 100% PURE but even the plain and elderly ones! three particulacly it was noticed |: DECLINE. SUBSTITUTES 1 | wiso bud long since despaired of ma | OS. st--ohildren take 18 | }.¢ his health was gradually fail- {trimony. Many a contented bachelor Signy ing, as the disease from which he was » + (bad found himself engaged and mar suffering developed + serious and incur- "fied to some charming spinster or and other bles, able complications which fially ended {widow before. he could catch. his successful in, hin death. He was a member uf the breath; or some inconsolable widower Order, of United Workmen and the O: | would take to himself a second wife-- a ia 8 spotial hud b highly soncon- Pine | angeiiien's lodges, both of which were as the rpmilt of "Cupid" Weedon's | extract, i aaainoo] and other BAtUral represented at the funeral, taking part | personally 'conducted whirlwind, - ma- healing pine Cimente Simply mix with | in the service and heading the long i ) It is True Economy , jeu] campaigns. strained honey, In 8 16-0. | procession of - friends and neighbors . i » » RAILWA GRAND Lee The "longest double track in the world nuder oie management. 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Es 15) COCO WR rag rer L COOOCD Coe StIRaty a SSO aE OCU GUUOOOGOOOCUUD PETITION LIE) OOD Se 03 £989 DO yes - 0000000000000 0000 * ay CItoes COUOCUUUL 4 Ryrie Bros., Limited Canada's Largest Jewelgy House 2 Jas, Ryrie, Pres, Harry Ryrie, Sec.-Treas. 134-136-138 Yonge St. TORONTO KiNCsToné [PEMBROKE RAILWAY © IN CONNECTION WITH Canadian Pacific Railway ost of 'these miarriages turned | BOY Is for use. e who followed him to his last resting | to use the highest out _happily=--Cupid possessed a weird ines produce | Place. vs r x !prescience of the affinity between con ihe sa lly, f las guaran Mr. Barr leaves behind to mourn his grade of supar like genial spirite--his beneficiaries were GE EET ous, besides his widow, a large fam- correspondingly ateful, and there oate of gnarantes ily : George, residing on the old fam- fore he enacted the part of best man a. or will ind E et i for ou: ily homestead; Ia Sarah; Jane, imnumcrable weddings and never | 1g not, send adly Toronto, wife of George Butterill, Ferinoy; Shel- H ! '| U N E R S' {demurred at the gifts called forth on don; Franklin, residing in Westport: RETURN. TICKETS AT . SINGLE {these occasions" or the christening . Minnie, Beatrice, Bertha and Albert, | FARE, - - jeups whith as godfather he Prete Joni made him look like a halo-en- living with their mother at the pa-| Oc ater on. circled cherub, He arose from his | ternal home. » to. all t. 9th 10 Nov. 11th f X At last the day came when most of shal and held out a cordial hand. Mr. Barr's death is particularly sad AFR oie ee non A > Mr. Weedon's friends had entered the "I've been expecting you, Hilary J)' las coming so early after the sudden Rallway Stations, and points - : {married lists and his occupation he Row, smiling. demise of the daughter, Repecka, wife Quebec, New Brunswick and Now {seemed to have ceased. But still there | "You have ?" muttered Hilary guilt- | of Thomas Butterill, who predeceased i \ooks d d Scotia, E : ; cry remained his friend and bosom com-|ily.. "How Jong 7" him in duly, and this added sorrow Its brilliantly white and spark ng ah b dainty an > [ inl sanion, Hillary Ingram, who had just "From the beginning," returned | has called forth the sympathy of the . eg oes further because it is Oct. 19th 10 Nov. 1 ith semabotiass 174. 5 |panion, from a Rr, around ths | Cupid, setting a chair for him and | large circle of friends and A oquaing tem: ong onthe table: and g & I Mak To stations, Sudbury to 8. 8. Marie, | ~-------- remree---- world, handsome, rich, unattached, pushing the box of cigars across the [ances who with the relatives of the absolut ely pure sugar of the finest quahty. ake Havelock to Sharbot Lake, Lindsay D To ¥ and hea untouched; and conse' "table. family gathered from far and near If. Cor s e or 7 . juent . vg i ar and near the test ourse ompare Branch, Severn to North Bay, Al) r. Martel S$ Female Pills ly Cupid's active brain and his kind "Cupid, old hoy," muri ured Hilary, | on Sabbath Ymorning, October 20th, to " ! a SRANUL 2 Teor tickets good to petarn until Dac, . heart co-opepated to --find' a suitable | "vou don't know what a cur I feel ! attend the funeral, which was one of re -- ST. LAWREN 14th, 1911, : EICHTEEN YEARS THE STANDARD |mate for Hilary. ° I didn't know that day when | pre- | the lareest ever held in the neighbor 7 with any other. Full particulars at K. and P. and Hilary Ingram ob : 4 dicted that when you--er--that I}hood. The cortege lef . . " 8 v8 . . ) jected at the first 't hen) ood. e cortege left the home at C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario Stree:. | Preseribed and recommended for women's all |, 0 1 ah his ¢riend's interest in | Would--er-- ae: ten o'clock and proceeded to the Meth : F. CONWAY, Seay, axontifically prepared sifiiedy of wives his 'behalf. " "You miscalculated my ability as alogist church, of which Mr. Barr had The St. Lawrence Susar Refining Co. Limited Gen. Pass, Agent. worth, " Forsula stall uae ores' "See here, my fat friend,"' he said, | ">" of love philters if you thought [for vears been a loval and faithful - MONTREAL. 3 SB rer pL gmmanent, toe bluntly, "you may constitute yoursell rd pT pnp by Jatfmebial member, ag on, the church boards a : , dh ot, ary ! aughe ee twith fidelity and zeal. The pastor Train Joaves Uni tat h {mixer of love philters and minister " y } } : Street, 4 bin, tally a rans THAT TOBACCO extraordinary to the court of love, but don, y a 2 job on i spoke of - tne loss the . church and for Tweed, Bydenham, Japance, Deser. With the "Rooster" on I'll: be hanged if I'll permit you to part, and I must say 1 never saw Iwo neighborhood sustained in his death, ante. DE al al boints is crowing louder as he goes salons drag me into your matrimonial people walk into a trap. as did you and bespoke the sympathy of the Only 4bc per pound. For chewing ans yo and Lucy. large gathering for the innockburih, Mavnooth, and points on bureau ! Ql . ge gathermg r the ng Ontario Houte your hin smoking. Cu id, Weadon eyed his: friend do After Hilary had pounded his of Qvinte RNallw For fur AT MACLEAN'S, I bt- | ¢cjond Instily, that plump young man ther ARS pies appl Hn H. Ward oiarin Street, fully. Jut you can't go on like this, | condescended to listen to Hilary" al t ad Hoa he. ch. Pass Agent | es pomrmtan Bd old man. You 'ought not to be living rhapsodies,. As: Hilary pulsed. lot cemetery adjacent to the home in 5 ; HE NEW Lan 'N FE IMEDY, around at hotels. What vou need isa breath before : boginning again, | he hich he lived for so many vears dnd ERE trai or No. No.2. home where you can have all your noticed. that Cupid Weedop's eyes had 3 Ys Tr Tard 0" i 0 ree ER APT Frebch, ERA wi P 21 IN. Hod-cies Stuffed "birds. and animW around; "hel Jost their carelees li: ght and 'were sad : . Lor ---- sombad legs sores, discharges(eitharsex weakness | added sigly. ly fixed on the darting flames. Sunbury Notes. ; 3 IA \ | EACLE ANALY eS it FPP IRC AERC SEAL IIL IEICILILICAL AL - + OU UU UU SERRA Hh Lee CIES DOD) Coes ed oe - ®: > bereaved] wi dow and members of the family. In terment was in the little Green Bay one tvigor& v tal foren. draine losses ke, Either No. at eg ; ' i ; \ iru gy ses or 3 131 feu Fauene i rele teen For 'that matter, W hy ean't 1 put Capid;" gaid © Hilary, donbtfilly; Seabury. Nov A ribo : = Lf FAL 4 ew York City, or Lyman Hyos, ! fd. Toronto. | them in a museum ? . It would bel 'vou are sure--aren"t you ever goir Zltondid NB » eo = : / > n a Sx X : . t MSA STARS Tin doubt No. required, send self addressed envelope | much more appropriate than messing | Lo find the girl of your heart and | w NY: wrowes .poaghimg hee on : 1 ) 1" \ @ for froe book I Clore Med. "» 3 : * SA 'harpe as stal KF \ Har imi phi A ack Rd, up a home, returtiéd Hilary: sent { follow Lhe example of thé rest4bf us? Wednesdny 'last. A. Sharpe has stak ts a IE TA) DOMINI 4 Form of "Lo: avin, easy to take, safe, lasting cure. | temptously. "Before you marry me For. answer Cupid detached a loc ed Dat 8 Baw rink. Fhe stone eruch | ey eu Ms a. ag off, Cupid, why don't you try a dose | ket from his" watch i er has improved the road. Mr. Ston X ¥ v hy A, " " ¥ fob and opening [W\:[ 13 Rai oT { 1.\1]-Y : : of your own medicine ? it, gave it to Hilary. Within was able tg he around after + he I may, some day," returned the|n picture of Hilary's younger sister, illness. number from here 8 a Mf had 5.5 v ! 6 matchmaker loftily, "provided 1 ever | who had died a dozen years before. attended the dance at Fecley's ay Bo A WwW I hn AVERPOOL ™ y.\ fall in love, with : girl." ne was startled, for he had never |W: Kuttan Lapu ut Sunday at Syden § arm at Aroom AL Y SATURDAY, "Take it from me," predicted Hilary | suspected a romance between them. ham. ; Mr Baker is visiting at A Re 8.8, LA ENTIC, 8.8. MEGANE. darkly, "that "1 found the girl of my heart and Webb's; H. Hawkey, at W. Shan 3 when you fall in love hs : ) , : NOeniars Th SIV Ciannes. : with a girl--then |I, too, shall fall in [lost her again," 'said Cupid Weedon, |non's; L. Campbell and R: MeNeeley, § 1 3 ERFECTIO) Rates: love with lier and cut you out." gravely, as he replaced the locket. [at Inveraiy; W. Sloan and 8. Me { oY Fire N.8, hi rR Sy ap. "1 dare say you will," was Cupid's "But 1 want all my friends to be as |Callum, at Battersea; Mrs. and . FB Only One CI bin (1 : inning retort, and they ed | happy as I once hoped to be." Dowling, and G. McDonald, at ; Y Ong Cloak L Slaps, UL) and Ty : SHA in tls. an ey, YESum Christley's, Kingston; H. Merriman, ot » J Every mother should be celal ta on ' 'The wonder-working paste in Several weeks afterward it happened A Harbor for Wellington. W. MoNeeley's; C. Stoness, at J . : Teatanle, 5 wei Conndn, Fo up, the big can. In fact, "Black that ogg i Hiscoverad Puptd Wellington, Nov. 6.--The harbor | Ruttan's, Battersea" C. Nicholdon & that the children take their baths tosed Rooins. only % Knight" is the biggest can of Weedon mooning about the country ucstion is heiniz discussed again. This lspent Sunday in the city; G. Sleeth, \ in a warm rocm. The ~ chill o f a itum Northam, Me. good'stove polishon the market, club. His blue éyes eagerly searched time-the signatures of all the difler-jat J. Smith's; Miss Hanley and J alifax, N.% 3 : r AD * : CANADA, MEGANTIC, TOUTONE Just a few" rubs brings the the occupants of motor cars as they ent town and village councils have | Mcl'ride, visiting .at 'A. Sand's, Mil ; cold room 1s dang Jerous after com- beep attached to the petition so that bum; 8. Garrett, at W. Tolls, Tnver Dee, 2, 0, 14. shine. Fine for rates and stopped, fd listlessly turned away A De ie , . , £ } 1 \ y Book early. Seciire your berths now. iron work as wé Fe, grates Sons he had scanned the faces be-|the securing of a harbor at Welling-jary H. Boals, Battersea, at OG ing out of the hot water. 8. Kirkpa Arick Man OfFigh Mont: If your dealer does not carry neath the disguising veils. ton seems possible, > a Richie's. = A number from here ot A Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater brings bathroom or bedro- Bak Knight" Stove Polish, "Who is she ?" demanded Hilary. : An Jmpressive Yuasteriy Vion Was tem fed the concert at Latimér Monday > to just the degree of warmth vou want in five or ten minutes." All you lb "Who - is who?" retorted Cupid |beld in. the Methodist church on Sun-jevipng. . send us his name and roc. and sheepinhly : dev last... Rov. Mr. Elliott ufficiat- a have to do is to touch a match. i end @ tallies ua by "The one vou are waiting for--the|ed: The reverend gentleman is be Toronto Street Market. The Perfection Healer burns nine" hours on one filling and is > girl with the--what color eyes?" coming very popular with his - con-| Toronto, Nov. 6.--Wheat, bush., 0c always. ready for use. You can move it anywhere it is needed. THE F. F. DALLEY C0., Limited, "Blue," 'admitted the matchmaker. |:rezaticn and the public generaily. to Ye; wheat, goose, 8ic. to Rie There is no waste of fuel and heat warming unoccupied rooms. Hamilton, Ont. | "Blue as your own cornflower op- Je on phureiny night l=, at oats; bush., 50c. to ble; rye, bush, Just the heat you want, when and where you want it. tom *' : bi . illville burned. Mr, <Forch"s mi . ., sh he y Makers of the famong IY Lies, commented Hilary. "I greatly d . ¥ wl Total I . and no) om: io Bass buriey, bush 1% The Perfection is fitted + itl an automaticlocking flame spreader 2inl" Shoe Polish. fear you have made a miscalculation, |und separator, dota 186 92c.; hay, timothy, ton, $15 to $22; h } ki reed Irak } 1 J my friend. You should pave chosen insurance. L. K, Shounds was on al hay, No. 2, 815; straw, ton, £15 that prevents the wk being turned high encugh to smolc and os brown eyes or black. J predict un- [business trip to Toronto last week. | dressed hogs, 38.75 to $9.25: butter, easy to remove and drop back when cleaning, happiness in your married life with al Walter Hubbs is expected home from | good to choice, 27c. to 32¢.; eggs, | Drums finished either in turquoise. blue enamel or plain send 5 light and on dark. man in the background." the norfh- west and will move his fa- doz., 40¢c. to 45c.; chickens, 1b., 14 mental, yet strong and durable swiable fur any 10cm in avy house "Who is the dark man 7" | mily there in the spring. to 15c.; fowl, lb., 12¢. to 13¢.; ducks, = Dealers evarywhisre ; Hilary bowed. ' "Myself," he said pray Ib., 13¢. to' IBec.; turkevs. 1b., 22. to oy . v is || modestly. X Better, a girl who can sing and won't | 25¢.; geese, lb., 13c. to 150. apples, fae Queen City Qil Com pan Linited 3 g goes P ' "Get out !" ordered @upid, his eyes |than one who can't sing and will. bbl., $1.75 to $3; potatoes, bag, $1.10 still seeking the driveway. ! What some men lack in backbone to' $1.20; beef, 'hindyvarters, $10 to ARAMA CANAL "I shall® remain, Cupid,™ protested Shey make ap in cheek. 311; heef, forequarters, $6.50 to $7.50; BERMUDA 3 Hilary firmly. 'You may count on me -- beef, 'choice, carcase, $9 to 39.50; beef, Leaving New | ark " by the Palatal Twin- is that ? (s for best man and--er--by Jove, who medium, carcase, 87.50 to $8. veal ? prime, £10 to $12; mutton, prime Bcrew Steamers "It's Miss Wall," breathed Mr. Wee $7.50 to 59; lamb, 39.50 to ¥10 8.8. oltke 5.5" 28 cays 1)"; ro $150" "HER ON 4 don as he bounced down the steps ' a rt ---- $8 Hamburg "21d Meh at and assisted a graceful form to alight © Learns to Read at 83. S. 5. Moltke (1200 18 1 oh sy from & luxuriously appointed car. oo 3 aC Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 7.--John W- v tons) 18 days 57" $86) Shelwas a lovely girl. She was ] . : ' Every Laxury of Travel. gowned in a pale blue robe that fell nn Rmith § Shatice came 1834 In lie, but 9 ) fi hvac Refinement of Service Insured. about her feet in simple lines, and . Than » tn Chrea Nigh . § = . ihe Orwlaes. fo 'the Orient, South dmeries. her flopping hat was of the same biue, | Kidneys Weve Dadly Diseased ang lis a negro, cightsfive years old, and | Ri % ao For Infants and Children. Around the World, italy "and Egypt, § ie z rT - ete. trimmed with pink roses. She Didn't Krow It, was 8 Slave on He alk Plantation, Send for lljusttated Pamphlet. Hilary- saw all this as she tossed off - ar Norfolk, Va. After the war hi g r Pp : . i mpl came west and 'obtained work with the | HE : = : i Th Ki d Y 4 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE WasCuredby LydiaE. Pink. | fu, fcr, veil and loose coat, An was Completely Cured by Less Than | Unica Facibe ann fren andi | JERSHR g i06 KRG YOU nave x y y cavalier was Th to attend poe in . Thice Boxes of Gi When he became so old that he could : ¥ wr . 5 41-45 B'way, N. Y., or local agent. ham' s Vegetable Compound the person 'of Major Demmet. Hilary IR CHASE'S i Sage 39 he Jay -- 4 or iF et -- 1 Always Bought ; wl 0 Sr ad ne : : Lindsay, Ont.--* 1 think it is no ghd Major Demmet, and he resolved er learned to read or write, but he is 'ANegetable Preparationfor As- 5 more than right for me to thank Mrs, | t© week out the major later and gain a intelligent i he } tah OUR "ORYSTAL BRAND | Pinkham for what her kind advice and | 21, introduction to Miss Wall KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS [Lcioor Tor mogrors as ster conn: | Bl Sea oo ey (Re Lydia E. Pinkham's le Com. | 'You will excuse me, Hilary," said Sel ol (or negroes was opened Teeant ting the Stamachs and Bowels of Bears Re I to po done for | Mr. Weedon as he passed his chum, w i ' dnaiead ly he was among the first pupils en IH and excell ne. Lwrote | "but T am lunching with friends." omen. are very often eceived trolled and is making rapid progress. REY RB Ca 4 EIS : to her some time | They disappeared and Hilary found "ud mistajion in regard to kidney It took him only two daye'to learn ~| | Sienat; ' ----_-- MACLEAN, ; I was a very | himself standing there on the pinzzi disease he pains in the back arelthe alphabet, and, now, after two f 1g ure Ontario Street. DN ck .woman, suf [gazing after them with undoubted niteibutid to: gthat derangaments, and | weeks; he can write his name. Promotes Digestion Cheerful . from female | jealousy hammering at: his heart, | ioney tiscase 8 a owed. to run. on NEP ness and Rest.Contains neither Why should he be jealous of a girl and, he i beyond: the reach of At Allen, Wolfe Island. i Morphine nor Mineral. A In| ef Frama | mame and Whore yes hd omy | 10ers 18 "neces hing, | ond lim ary Mout through mousing 4 | §| NOT NARCOTIC. | ; AR p : i \ : oonld nof|met hisiin a sweeping, casual glance! itsell is risked, because backache', io from here ttended. a dance » or walk any | as alle came up the steps 7 #* not redbgnized as the most mark. the CM.B.A. hall, Marysville, on t last ; ed symptom of kidiey discase. : » a Has 'been , known to bring people &| A to my ie haw met Watien 01 Had oot There, is hu treatment which * soi Monday evening. R. Bust. - is mov. : , 3 8 5 ing to the village for the 'winter Tr, tn vy ee oe. ome | apt doco rough" so iy helo fi" el, live, apd gn Md (0 lo ents ey Tn point is where a great fnany manu- an o tion > but this 1 hi Flt f I Ral a h ri Kidney I 'Liver Pills, As proof of tn Kingston. Mies Ada Grimshaw is | facturers or dealers foel themselves. nfisedts '#hiend advised Lydia | only gitl Cupid Weedon ha with the |, Ld Mrs. Patterson's letter: (vsiting Mrs. Caverly. Mise Magyie | Any manufacturing product E. Pinkbham's egetable Compound. ony sin Cupid 1 feedon ind really |! Mra. Patterson Haldi Brown, Watertown," Noy, visiting | ! " : . which does 'not possess sufficient | 30d after using three bottles of it, | doterm; gn irom ne ., writes © wf Boe ther, Ms. d. Beane: Mx. and | : # Use % ® nd " oli Ay re. James cDonagh, orth, is} m------------] H Joris ta do ar least nal ahd pulling recommend this medicine to ad Weslo tervined Sater boo 1 Cine toa thet Se ss siting with Mrs. Terrance Murphy Aperfect Remedy [cr Constipa- i on the advertising to do it all are| % troubles. 1ha Lucy Wall, and that was the git Kidney-Liver aL When I began {5 ducks are plentiful 'in this sec | Hi tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, i mighty good goods for a man to alte | Pinkham's Li ning of the end, lor the girl was at-jusing this medicine 1 was eriped tion. [ll Worms Convulsions Feverish- ) hE EMSLEY, ; tracted by ihe dark, handsome man,|with sore back and did not row : Re { ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. || © Incidentally we might modestly 2 Ontarid. | 4 it soon ceased to be a secret that {what was the trouble. Dies After Swallowing Nut. { ; ee y mention at this point, will ¢ cannot understand why Hilary Ingram and Lucy Wall were inier Dr. 1 sa or. |i Rochester, N.Y., Nov. 7.--Swallaw- | Hi TacSunie Signature of ¢ rr , "Once 8 Customer always a Cus : half ist love with each other. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills ivan i a hockory nut eatised the death at | Hi & HET, ik Ye Is of wre to aLy agency of 4 At last came the night when Hilary and decided to try them. Clifton - Springs, yesterday. of lotr | * had his blssfal answor and, feeling! "1 had not. used two boxes before ' year-old Walter Renehan. The nut be | ee fike a traitor, he sought Mr. Weedon's my back was all t, and before 1 bedded in the throat, the child dying | PO ter apartment, prepared to receive almost bad completed the hird box was en- | after it had been removed by an op: : 3 nny sort condemnation from- his? tively cured. There has beem »o n eration, : : "1 i 5 dhe . LEN y bi > friend's lips. 'itarn of the old kidwey trouble, and I : 3 or Mr. Weedon was septend bifore a therefore believe the cure to be per! The fellow who doses amount to - . BE five, for jt ps wre we Sill Be a bo + a much loses no time in letting us know y air was crisp. a) t a dose a box, at about it. Pi . ii | hove mn his dightly bail, bead, Sad dealer, ot Hdmangin, Bates & Uo... 1's henpocked man: visits you don't hid --" a. bis Heelers | mii. Trent: LW Ce try to make him feel at home.