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fthe‘ ' to t u ‘wl -ten 2 Th fem tics um Asa ,V.-, "nu but; U“ I . He returned in a surprisingl‘ spam of time. “It’s still thnn‘, Lobolia," he crawling into bed again. Mr. McSwaL criiivled 0;: his feet into his slippers. 1 mm fligl_1ts 014 stairs, into msnzxan TO REPORT. “Billigcr,” said Mrs. McSwat, in a determined [one of voice. “I want. you In go and look at 3h§t furnace.” “My Woman, is it the Kidneys?” -â€" Investigation in half the disorders pe- curinr to women would prove faulty ikiduc'ys the seal. of the trouble. If you’re troubled with that tired, drag- ging feeling, have an almost constant heaviness, maybe sharp pains in the head, put South Amencan Kidney Cure Re the £05}. You’ll_ find it. thq long] Joncsmith â€" “My wife was $1 pensive creature before I man-fie she appears to have gotten over it. Browm-ight â€"- “1 see. You mean expensive now.” uunuU l. V V.â€".., u-u l is near. If attacked do not de imp: the proper medicine. '1‘ of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentex and you will get immediate 1-. acts with wonderful mnmm- ‘ fails to “No wonder. Women do not relish be- am; called ‘dcsigning creatures.’ ” Salt Rheum Cured Quick. â€" Dr. Ag- new‘s Ointment cures San Rheum and an itching or burning skin diseases in '0 day. One application gives almost instant. relief. For Itching, Blind, or Bleeding Piles it stands without a peer. ‘ Cures in three to six nights. 35 cents. ~45! ,1. __--. ..._, u. zuuulL'l' UN Worm Exterminator Is shown by good effects on the children. Pure? a bottle and give it a trial. useful to the names, who make char- coal from it. The fruit. resembling a )arge olive. is used to feed came and '9‘ manufacture a valuable on. It also‘ turnishes the principal sustenance o! 1 many of the poorer natives. world IS the organ, which abounds in scuthern Morocco, but is seldom seen elsewhere. A “forest” of organs has a curious scattered appearance, because the trees grow singly and far apart. They are very leafy. but seldom exceed 20 tee: in height. The branches put out horizontally, and begin a yard above ")9 ground. Sheep, cattle and camels! I “CFC are Among the remarkable trees world is the argan. whinh nhn' [We also manufacture Pea Harvesters and Bunchers, Manure Loaders, Hay, Grain and Stock, Rocks Washing Machines. wagon boxes, scrape-5,] wheelbarrows. Write for minimum 1 41"- winnings a! Guelph: First pul- Iel, special for best pullet and special for best female. At Detroit: First pul- ;lel. second cockcrci. second cock. and Lspccia! for best shaped male. Mating glis! free on application. Eggs from $2 gper setting up. Jno. Pringle, Proprie- g‘lor, Logdon. Ont. “'E'ITLA [EVER u attacked do not delay in get- proper medicine. Try a dose D. Kellogg's Dysentcry Cordial. will get immediate rclior. It I wonderful rapidity and never :fl'cc: a cure. - Pressed Brififiichine ‘ , __.- ."v ,v.. our: I, use no other, Joni-direct to us. two )or bank. 0M... [1530-13. a ,Tmto, Ont Al fuperiority of SHE FOOLED HIM ---' Illlb§. ”HI-I A-_ AN x ADDED. 1c of voice. “I want you h k at that furnace.” crawled out of bed, thrust If : slippers. and went down stairs. into the basement. . . . \‘L m :1 surprmngly short h I m, 1.0mm,” he said, :3 )Ct] again. â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"_._______ £0 L3“ fights only. do' 01 I ADI-ER BROS. STRATFOBD, ONT. niversall y Acknowledged BARRED Rocks; ergqusigem “y:â€"â€"I_ __ 7 DESIGNING. LIGHTNING u summer complaints their action that the 1th is upon the vic- are aware that danger -‘1 » WITH MANY USES. BEST AND SIMPLEST ON THE MARKET never fails.~153 Len ox er it now, " You mean she's rind the of 7 niaolonq cum hug married, but gather Gravos’ _ CEYLON GREEN TEA Get a Trial Packet to-day. only. 40c, soc and 60¢ per lb. At an Grocer! women archi. xes, scrapers, for catalogUe.‘ such k SONS. its A man u ying to him to it will will ur It is finally man shall on: sort of lriul. nose and max, 1‘71"“, as the to anything: 1 0N8. (inw bloc â€" "cry â€"2_ [:81p :3, won noth 0‘ the "SC mds in mp3,: :1 seen truth has 9 hon“ Jecause \Vl apart. “a“: exceed sh-ikt‘ mt out man above indig camels skin stand Sf. V n, hm and 1 them. ,fl’it‘ls 'emely Hm {11 .char- “Dr. ‘ Mother No. 2 remarks that, her daughter is such a Having taken lessons, she 10 cook everything. Mother No. 1 declares in never hungry in their iglo o, as son Is always successful and brings lots of seals home. Mother No. 2 remarks that her daugh- ter is such a good sewer and knows 110‘” 10 6119“! n hannh’f-n L7 7- - v. “ aw.” “mm-r nor son is, and fhow he is. lovely cook. knows how at they are r 'hase um um lamilles may be living close together, yet the mother of the young man will call on her neighbor and tell her how she has intended to be more neighborly, but she has been so busy. The neighbor will declare how de- Jighted she is to meet her. ‘ Then mother No. 1 begins to tell! what a great hunter her son is, and! how he is. Mother No. 2 remarks that her daughter is such a lovely cook! Having taken lessons, she knows how. to cook evnrvlhinn m we village of Tigam, in North- westcm Alaska, one secs 8. young man beating out a piece of metal and lash- iom‘ng a finger ring, it is usually in~ [ended for some young woman; but it. lremains for the meeting of the two mothers to arrange matter . ‘ 'P“ - A, it! D The two families together, yet the r man will call on b her how she has i neighborly, but she to be superior to The Mothers Arrange the ies {or the Frst Me In the filing: of Tigar; _w estcm Alaska, one sees- 51 a box from 'lhg Dr. (10., Brockville, Ont. In every home where Baby's Own Tablets are used you will find rosy, sturdy, good-natured babies because these Tablets cleanse the stomach and bowels, aid digestion, and thus bring perfect health. Ask any mother who has used the Tablets and she will tell you there is no other medicine so good. Mrs. James Hall, Beach Ilill. N. 8., says: “My baby was troubled with in- digestion, was cross and peevish and rapidly losing flesh. I got Baby’s Own Tablets and less than a box cured him‘ and he has ever since enjoyed good health and is growing splendidly." Mothers should remember that this mod- icine is absolutely safe and can be given to the weakest, tenderesi baby. or to the sturdy welhgrown boy or girl with equally good effect. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail nl “fi “an” unite to che is fina shall 4 of [rial and m “ .‘ls soheone that wants to gel mar- ried and canna get a husband!” r WW", w", unUq cuuuul'ag I “Now, try again. I at Now, can't. some of you means?” The blank look on their 9d. until one of the scho] hand, and said, in the 1 manner possible;â€" A teacher was hearing a class in spa]- ltng and defining words. The word “or- phan" had been correctly spelt, but none of the class seemed to know HS meaning. After asking one or two of them, she said, encouragingly:â€" “Now, try again. I am an orphnn. Now, can't. some of you guess what it; man 11 c?” l(2m Only Obtain Health Through New, Rich Pure Blood Made by Dr. “'illiams’ Pink Pills. I Growing girlsâ€"girls in their teensâ€" ‘must have rich, pure blood. Healthy womanhood depends upon the vitall change from girlhood to maturity. Evâ€" ery woman should most carefully fwnteh her daughter‘s health at this cri~ [heal period. if a girl at this period has headaches. if she is pale, thin and lan- fguid, it shows that her slender blood {supply is being overtaxed. She will salways be ailing and may slip into a ,‘hopeless decline or consumption if her .iblnmd is not built up at once with Dr. jWilliams‘ Pink Pills. The rich, red :ltiood which these pills make bring . :health and strength to every organ. 4 ' and make dull. listless, languid girls, 1 bright, rosy-checked. active and strong. I Miss Maggie Donahue, Erinsville. Ont.. ‘ says: “Before 1 began the use of Dr. Williams" Pink Pills I was badly run '. (town, and it seemed as though my C blood had tumed to water. ‘I was , very pale. suffered from headaches and {:alpitation of the heart, and often l would pass sleepless nights. I found nothing to help me until I began the i use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pitts, and these have fully restored me and I can truthfully say I never enjoyed better health than i am now doing.” When Dr. Wiliiams’ Pink Pills re- plaee had blood with good l-lood they strike straight at the root of all (-oim- mon ailments like anaemia. decline. indigestion. kidney and liver troubles, skin eruptions, erysinelas, neuralgia. St. Vitus dance. paralysis. rheumatism. and the special ailments of growing girls and women. Be sure you get the genuine pills with the full name. “Dr. \‘v‘itlimns’ Pink Pills for Pete Peo- nle.” printed on the wrapper around an each box. Sold by medicine dealers rr 3‘ sent bv mail at 50 cents a box or six CO boxes for $2.50 by writing: The Dr. Wil- liams‘ Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont. sit a)! such a chew finally should stand COURTSIIIP IN Al. as M. JW is no othnx' medicine so good. Jamex Hull, Beach 111'”. N. 8., “My baby was tumbled with in- A ..... , -_’_-..u. uuuuula B 'an important factor. The farm covers about eight acres of sandy, gravelly soil. and there is an abundant supply of fresh water. Fifteen thousand birds fairly cover the ground and lofts. so that at times from a distance it ap- pears as though some of the snow from the neighboring mountains had been‘ Idropped upon the roots. The increase ;o! this gigantic flock is enormous, but [the demand is better than the supply, rand 40.000 pigeons are sent to market each year. - «tasional smile a by her side in th be clear sailing, :s husband and u enter I. It nukes uuub' im- the girl's family on a If the girl turns up her has faces he may as well match will never amount but should she greet him sional smile and allow her side in the eveninmi Ida-.. A,v ' STURDY BABIES. remarks that her daugh- gnod sewer and knows beautiful boot sole. decided that the young - the girl's family on a the 211‘! tm-nc Im "A“ be the Frst Meeting. WHAT 11‘ 31mm. mu), usmuss Guns. well heeled befom hisd dignity. -q w. ' by mail at 25 cmts *. Williams’ Modicine PIGEON FARM. the finest w many tame pigeons be air as on the pigeon farm ich is to be found near L05 Southern California. This their faces remain- scholurs raised his the most guileless g, and mm; wife. LASKA. Proliminu Japan grown, il l'f for it. ,1 To insure thenhysical fitness of omtâ€" ‘ t‘ grants [or rcsto’onco in the Donnnlon :1 ‘ When you 9° to a drug Store the applicants are medically examined. r and ask for Scott’s Emulsion'tiachla‘dnlt {filigl'zflntl nineties twto rncw 3 compo c on 15 o (:0 1111', :1 s cc um I you know What you want; thel ticket and $5 or 86 pocket fi’nonoy. t. is man knows ou ou ht to hav wulcutated that the Post to the taxpayers i it Don’t beysurprisged thoughetwnl slightly exceed $40 for navh adult ' ’ 'fpm‘son sent aln'oarl, not illClUdtl'l'f the f If you are offered something 1' outfits of clothing. which. it Is hetimml, - - ‘will he larrrt'ty provided by contribu- e'se' thes,.cord|-ats, eXtradf'hions of apparel and money. The Ilt'SL etc., of cod hver 0:! are plentl"pa1'ty of emigrants have been gum-an- ful but n’ - teed work for twelve months on dairy, . do t ""3?” you are farms in Ontario. Four are married 99“"‘9 0°C, "Vel‘ 0” When you men, over thirty and under forty years take them, Every yea.- for “fifty of age. With one or two exceptions the . . single men are between the aflcs of years “'9'“ ”9°" increaflno twenty and thirty. ° the sales of Scott's Emulsion. The development of the Lelth emigra- Why? Because It has always hon scheme 15 watched mth much 1n- tcrest and not. without misgiving by the y SUbStltute pCODIC 01' Edinburgh and Ann“ Mm 'A- ll. soon a. sown: “\Vhy, Frankie,” said the mother at n mrcc-ycar-om. “Yuu have eaten 130111 of [hr-M3 mnlussos popcorn squares, and I told you .‘0 out only one.” “But I shMi them tngvihm‘," said the Youthful schvnwr. “ram? that made mm." m Toronto, O‘nt '09. .nd $1000! A" “I A Jurowlhrd up all ing in a how]. Armfhnr Jurorâ€"4t is tmtion of how the p00! A \‘ardic’. in accordam qul I‘Vidi‘nm: was I'Mnm ’t‘tm Coroner-What rent do for this “little box"? \\"ihwssâ€"~I’jvc shillings a week, but I owe thrm weeks;- Thn (.Zot'anex'-â€"I think the system of living and the accommodation gives an inkling of the heavy mortality in the family. Thu Ct‘JI'CdiDt’S Officerâ€"The parents are very pour; the husband has been out of work. you pa y “mum, unu mat me deceased must hay: been seriously m {or some days. '\ The mother was recalled and said that. the “house” In which lheylived consisted of two rooms only. The night the :Vlccmsed died the tamer- slept 3n the floor. A sad tale of poverty was diselosed at, an inquest on the llin~“}‘(‘iiz'-Old son of a dock laborer living at No. 5 Causeway Court, Stcpney, London. Mary Ann Pittman, the mother, said the deceased had always been manly. but on Wednesday night complained of headache, and went, to Led at 7.30 pan. Witness, at his request, put him in hm" bed, and found him dead the next morning. He had not, disturbed her in any way during the night. She had had ‘13 children, but only three were now alive. The Coronerâ€"If all were to die at that rate. England would soon become a very small place. Dr. Stonham said that. death was due to acute double pneu'w mania, and that the deceased must have - n_-_ Typical Case or Simple as they are, the burden of tho six commandments was too hem‘y for Alphonse. He tore up Hm whole table of the law. and returned to his habit of wire-boating: ‘_ , ,. ..--..v..v “u‘, una'uuv. l 6. As we have often disputed about 1my daughter, I will have no mom to do with her. You shall he l't.'spmlsit)lc. While I do the cooking you shall make her do her duly, and shall touch hot- to read and write. You will punish or reward her and perhaps we shall than have peace. If not, I shall put her in a convent. 5. There must he no (lispiiling about my going to see your family. I am fond of your mother and respect her. But I do not like things which I am forced to do. Therefore, if you want me (C go and see her, and 1 do not, yuu will go alone without any dispute. 5: â€" -- " An “i. L ..D. Tncx'efore he is divorced. 4. i want a half day at hnmc for mending or other maUers without yum' grumbling about lost time. If I stay away from the workshop when I am feeling ill you are not to treat me as if I were a lazy woman, {or you know that is untrue. Mndow. At one tune sea-water was med in V ‘ , some seaside places 'whcn making WANTS A HAU‘ 0.“. Head. Even now villages along the 3. Under no pretext will I receive in ccgstlino of. Fl‘ul'lCc? utilize 1!. Fresh the home your friends, conu‘adcs 01‘ mm 0" spnng “WW 13 “My Us“) 10“ colleagues, (my more may, we éhull £0 “)0 _Icaven, pure scu-wnh;-x' hcmg ex. :0 them, because I do nc-L want people C‘VSPV'HY temployed f0" “10 IH-"tlmlg “W3 to mm about me, and if I were annoycd 3 nzxxmg m the dough. By 11:55 method by people‘s talk in society 1 should bc‘m‘ mineral or'vzabu; sun x-nquu'cs to m" 51m: to behave foolishly. As for gamma-01100, ”“3 "3'1“?” 5‘1” “~ ‘Om you 5m“ tulip u» L9 1.190 ’cficafl‘efly’q broad the nuc‘oxsm'y (in,'gx‘t)«3 y! su- ‘\V“h our 0“!“ alone)!" \vndn “/1; CU.“ “L 11:}lly. In”. ”10"!ng SCH-.VI'H‘CR‘ (1003 ad- [am it, without being beholden to any- Put-"My Igr brwl-nmkmg. wfi-T'n an- body; 01. we could go into the country; x-ln-d _t.o odxfr culmm'y pumoscs thg‘re- as we used to do, but “Wye must result )5 a umagn'ceuhle failure. Um no disputes on tho. way over a throw-l ““931?“ ”Nd PTOGW‘CJ M‘ penny omnibus fare. “1101', IS OXL'OZHHH, and AT nn-nu' :1 m1 givln g it, how~l I "nah“! -0 3. Under no pretext will I receive in the home your friends, conu‘adcs or colleagues, any more man We élwll go to them, because I do nc-l. want people to talk about me, and il‘ l were annoyml by people‘s Milk in society I should be :3. I do not wish you to meddle with my management. I shall buy what I like without your coming to (all me that it is too dear, for X um not. in the habit of throwing money out of the window. lili'l‘l‘th'} 1.1 shall keep the money of the hcuscnold, and I do not want to account 101’ it. every day, as l chd to be Sluy el-ough to do. It is for the husband to account to the mic. bumc Lame smcc the Mn: Ion. home because 01 her nusbunds crucuy, and WUulu not return uuul he nuu sub cmmy set his name to {he sxx command- H-Cnts drawn up by nor on paper. “are an; the six: '1 uc couple nuu been married twenty )‘rurs, um wuc wurlmlg m u Lonucco luctury. A wuc-bcutcr 15 me omy du- hcmpuon to hand 01 her husband. Six Amusing Commandments Laid Down For Alphonse Which llc Did Not Observe. The max-Huge communumcnts o! 1.110 I’rcncn wuc, wno nus JUSI, ummncd a dn'urcc m runs, were 5131. omy, not tcu.‘ but may wu-c too many for Atpuonse, llcl‘ nuauuuu, to observe, and ms also- bcmcmcc m-ougm the unuu's of me nousuumd mLo court. ) THEY WERE FRAMED BY A FRENCH- MAN‘ S “'IFE. RULES FOR 0001) HUBBY LIFE .v the poor 11w. x accordance with the was 1'0! I 1 mud. I} AINJL'ND IT. , V. .-.\. AI\.\D : had not disturbed her in “1 mg the night She had had Miss but only ‘thrce were now a“ “V ‘â€"If an were to die at that “A would soon become a wry lump Dr. Sionhmn said that. uc to acute double pneu- 3t the deceased must huge $1,“) m {or some days. ' " $47M was romllcd and said t 1T» 1' 5c“ In which lheyrhved NW!“ '0 moms oniy. The night M it 4:-) .L. .- All drunk“ NO DISPUTES. up all round, and liv- IN J‘ "j >f Poverty Revealed a! Inquest. T. Chemists {y further illus- 'I'IOYEL.” mcd~ ”flung." u. uu, “Lu” cullgl'il- ‘ tion scheme is watched with much in- terest and not. without misgiving by the people of Edinburgh and other com- munities in Scotland. The extent to which it can be carried seems measur- able only by the very elastic term t “unemployed." ‘ _.vâ€" u. Marriage is never rdwfallure, the contracting parties are. It’s easier to teach'ar gaby to talk than it is to teach a woman not to. V fi,_,..q. Hun, ULLAI Humou- teed work for twelve months on (1311': forms in Ontario. Four are married men, over thirty and under forty years of age. With one or two exceptions the single men are between the ages of twenty and thirty. The development of the Lellh emiam- _ , ________ , .w i \. person referred to them by the distress rommitteo, assist that. person by aiding the (migration or removal to another f arm of that person and any of his dc- , pcndonts. or by providing or contri- [tbuting ti‘m'm‘d the provision of tem- porary Work." Any oxpcnscs incurred t which shall not he met by voluntary cnntributions are to be paid out of the males or taxes. Leith is the first municipality in Scol-‘ land, it not in the United Kingdom, to adopt. :in emigration scheme. There are] labout four hundred unemployed work-l imen in that, city. and it is proposed by rthe distress ("munittec ti) srntl to Cain-JI ada as many us are physir-ully ill {or farm work and are willing to emigrate. ‘A limited mimlm- of married men, with their wives and Children, will be in- cluded in the list. Muniwipa] aid is now being furnisiwd to emigrants from Loiih, Scotland, and the rosuit is being wuichcd with great inlorost. The mmm‘iluycd \x'm'knmn act of 1905 authorizes the zqmuinimcnt of distress committees by the local authori- ties of Cities and towns and provides that. “the central body may, if they think iii, in any case of :m unemployvd Leith. Svotlhmd is the Firs: ity to Adopt the Pie: _..,-.-u,un'l your) lrns $355 11'1“!) fur ”WEI {ulnnsq and ”Mr (R licious; flavor to: “so”. â€" > ,,_« .u ..\vu\uvuuutl'- he! brought the most mh-amniimn'y prices, thoy dcwlq-ing a quality in tlur vup tar MUDCI‘lHl' to anything ever known .11 ton previously. 'l‘hnsu tlrrylonto-ns rapidly made a foothold in linvjnml until to-ttny the exports to that. cunn- ll) :anmunt. to one hundred and twniity- Mo millimm pmunlx‘ annually. The “S.I\l.:\l).k" Ten 0)., utitiiiimm-(l lllwii' illil’fithlt,‘tlull in Canada and the Unitmi Stan-s parking lens in ull'Jlflitl,‘ St‘illf‘tl loud puckwts, and lmth thvii" lilnck and gl'lff'll tms have made won- dii-rl'ul pi'ngzi'c‘ss; Ami'i'imm tnn «lrinlwrs finding this lm superior to anything they m'm' tasted in t'IHlt'l' ”I" blur}: “1’ the Lawn tom; of China «‘tl‘tll Japan. 'l‘t‘w ‘ultcz' uhsmm of (-utni-ing limiter in ”it‘ll" “‘"m “‘08 MW win-h for tht-ir health-l fulnnm‘ mm! . . - The Ten trade of the world has nn- dcrgonc a n‘nmtgahte t-tmnge in the inst few years. 't‘xwmty 5mm ago I”adiitztty all the Ten of tin: Wurtd um; ‘wppticd by China and Japan. About this time there awn-arm :in inst-wt in Ceylon which attached the uut’tm’: tree and in :1 very short. time the entire CUI- fcc plantation was destmyvd. Sonic cntorprising SHUIQJ) plmztm‘sj Cummcncml the planting of tea and the first 5hipmcnt made to the Laiutunnunu he! brought, ttm “mm ML”. saline p'mperlivs. stances left in the I): sidurm to he. at UN) 1 rcgulatmg medicines. “mi ,,.;.J \I‘,bll,‘.4 Ul 30' iliuiiy. But lhuuglx sou-wuu-r does ad- mirably for bru‘nd-nmlx‘ing, when an- lxulied to ollmi' culinary purposes the re- ‘sult is a disagp‘ceulilc failure. The “neuron broad produced by it, how mm', is exuellunl and of great hygienic ullue. 'l‘lm chloride uf magnesium. which imparts the fluid taste (4) sm- uaicr, is decompmed in the healing“ and therefore dons not convoy its m'i-l ginnl (lisugrcmhlc table to the bn:ad.l while. the mmmnn salt, of course, per-I mmmntly retains all its clmmcimsilic‘ saline pmperlivs. 'J‘lm minm-nl sub-l stances left in the bulu‘d bread are con-l sidcreil to he. at the nature of wry mild} l'l‘flnllflfinu rm MAKING BREAD WITH 31; L Mr. Robert Sheppard, lax-Mayor olGan- anoque, 01"., Testifies to the Merits of Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. Ganunoquc, OnL, April 30.â€"â€"(Speciu1.) â€"“l suffered off and on {or over four years from kidney trouble," writes Mr. ‘ Sheppard, of this place, “and though I tried many remedies and was under a doctor a. long while I got no Dollar. I had Bright’s Disease slightly, anhngmi pains in my loins and all times all owr, my body. My skin was dry, hum uml’ burning, 1 could not sleep, the Joust ex- cx'h'on made me pcrsplrc ffiurmlly am] ‘my blood was so had I broke out in bolls all over the neck and bank. I was in this stale when I started taking Dodd‘s Kidney Pills and in an incredi- bly short space of time the boils (115- l appeared, l recover-ml my health and 1 now 1 am quiLc cured." A [D FOR ENHGHA NTS it is ever making now. um whrmvor once uses wilhnut if. ‘ “DODD‘S KIDNEY PILLS ARE ’1 VERY BEST MEDICINE l EVE“ USED FOR KIDNEY TROUBLE. AN EX-MAYOR GIVES UNSTINTED PRAISE m“. W4 A WOLF 'WAS m: m-I\-'ELA'I‘ION IN TEA mmm amnunilv. )x’ Ten 0). (011111.0111‘u! in“ in (n11r1:.;1 ml H10 pmkmg [was in uh Hui! 1:1cklwfls and lulh “1e'11' 1th 11112011" tans {Outhold in 1.1:"1nn11 1c 1.\_X)Olls lo Ur.” conu- one 111111111101] and 1111.11111- .11.nl towns and provides body may, if they so of :m unomployvd ‘lhem by the digress the First Munivipal- but often .9an ks ,‘x-WA'I'I‘TR. Has Cdred Shiloh About wt in a rm: l‘ Cuf- for 33 Years Hera-Reid in to berhad l3hr $1.00 at the irug store, or from Tho \Vilson-Fyle Com- pany, Limited, Niagara Falls, Out. 3 Bl'idt‘gl'fmm (on honeymom) -â€"- "I ‘lmvcn‘L Hx‘c slightosl ubjcclion in your giving uil your time to the dog, my own. but. i wish you had made it. quite cirml'. when you suggested ln'iuging it. \K'hunh‘l' it. was you and I who were :20- ing on our honvymmm and \wrc brifig- mg the dog, 01- whnlheu' it. was van and ”25 dog “he were hrmuhm mi" It, will cure the inoat stubborn case in existence and a bonded guarantee to that affect. goes with each package. 11 n . 1 . ‘ . - » ,3, _ ......... 3"” uvll- 'lhis is when Dre. Lem'xlnu'dlf-~ s Hem Raid, :he only absolute Pile cure, brings the esnIt-s Elmo has made its fame. After Piles have existed for a long time And passed through difl‘erent stages, the luflbring is intenseâ€"pain, aching. throbbing, minors form, tilled to burszing with black blood. Symptoms indicating other troubk-s may sppcar to a thoroughly Pile-sick persori. 'I‘L:.. :. _ u»; ‘l\ Magistrate â€" “You were ngging rn Hm public sheds. and you had over 3m in your packet.” Prisoner w “Yes. sir: I may not be as indmh-ious as some, y’x' honor, but I’m no spoudthrm.” Be There a Will Wisdnm Paints the Way. _, 'l‘lm sit-k umn pines for relinf. 11ml, he dislikes sending for the doctor. whirl} moans hoillcs of drugs never rcnsumod. Hr: has not. the resolution in load his simnnch will) componndc which smell \‘illaini‘msly and fash- \\'¢‘!'5P.. Bill if he have the will to deal himsvlf will: hie niln‘zent. wisdom will (lilwl his: zitlonliun to Pamneloc's Vein}; inhln Pills. which. as n spucific far in- il-gnsiimi and diml‘dm's 01' the digest- tn'e organs, have no equal. thousands of the mod obstixme Cough. cold. and Lung mu“. 'J‘mw-Hm- -- “Why do you allow thu! waiter- m l'umain conslunlly so claw m that ymmg married couple? It ovi- dwmly annoys them." Resmxmtcnr -â€" "0h. lM‘f'i'lHSG they keep ordo’ring thing; so as to gel. him out 0! hearing." 3L; cure‘ It}: (foughsfioqu, and 3!! sea a t c an a an- - Those who have mid Shiloh wgfzm bewilhout it. Those who have never used it should know that every bottle is acid with a positive guarantee that. if it 'I can you. the dealer will refund what youpddforit. Shiloh W HAT DO PEOPLE NEED who are run dawn. amt mic, pale. listless? " Fermvim." the but tonic. It builds, mnvkm strang. it gives new life. The re are many Mmica but am one “ Fremvim.” It, sumolimos happens that the man who L'UHSidt'l'S his wife one in a thon- svnd imagines hr‘r mullmr is the other nine hundred and ninva-nirm. Magistrate I Man and Wife in Distress. â€" Rev. Dr. Room-0r. or Buffnlm says: “My wife and I We‘re both il'UHHWI wiih diq- 1:054ng Catnl'rh. but we ham unjuyu’vj [zwndmn from (his aggravating; mlmi; since Hu- day We “last used Dr. Agncw‘s (‘ulm'rlml Powder. ”:4 action was 311- »!nnmnoons, giving the most grateful )2,va within ton mimm‘s aim-r first up- p-licnlion..” 50 ccnls.-~153 Shiloh's Consumption Cure. the Lun Tonic. has been before the public. an this, together with the fact that its sales , have steadily incensed year by year, in the 3 best proof of the men} of I (at, ho. ( [out on ‘ Lard up. “I have disjovnrcd u 1 mg dovivc.” “I always a genius. What. is it?” ll-‘mod caused by unlw liwr and kidneys. In unhealthy action and mus to their normal nu“lee’s Vngclnlllu Pill: t‘me cleanse the blood. and cnmlimls will c liming any trace. ‘» marry Miss Bullion, the Sunlight Soap in better than other maps, but in best when used in the Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight soap and follow directions. I! a mun onh~ hm! Minn mm mm u Fair 4; rl -- “My fut lune whm he was a y you like In know how iunt Youth â€" “Not 1 1 would like to know 4 MARK THIS DISTINCTION; A disease of the akfin, like har‘nsr‘u ibch, Weaver's Conn-e alone. But when loaded with im urity, such as H Weaver's Syrup 3. so shank] be usod. cut." Toachm‘ W “What is the consummc?” Lime hum-s â€" “It’s something that makes you sorry when you giis found rm " is saved. Corns cause intolerable wnv’s (Emu (urn rumnu Kitty -â€"- “So you have been to Paris? N011 must have hm] a mm: mm more; you understand (he langmuge no war- fccny, you know.” Buuaic â€"- “We", the {art is, thnugh you’d hardly believe it. they spvuk such queer Frr-mzh thon- Umt it"; quite impossible to crmvcwc‘ with them with any degree or intern-l gcnce.’ .. ...v...-n,u usDuluCl. 111'. '.‘on sum’s Pineapple Tablet 1:; a “vast {.ockcl." rnmvdy that nature provides and that unrdiml Mtiunw: has pron-d 0 “under 1:: prevailing and curing slo- much ailments. If you‘ve :1 symplmn of distress in your stomach test the Pineapple cure. 35 «:r:nLu.--l.'.2 ‘ a man only had nine lives like a ho. could insure Ihem an and col- on one Occasionally when he got Miserable Folks‘ could trace both smte of mind and body to some one or other form of slormu_:h_ disorder. Dr. "run Q'uv".. ht- _~ , out. Iood. Clear Healthy Skin -- Eruptions of skin and tho Nulrhvts which blam- lwuuty arc tho; W511“. of impure d caused by unhmmny nation 01m» fli\.‘ LIA Fishes have no eyelashes, and neces- sah'ily sleep with their eyes open; they swallow their toad whole. han‘ng no dental machinery. Frogs, toads and serpents never take food except. that which they are certain is alive. Ser- pents are so tenacious 0! lite that, they \xtll live tor six months or longer with- out fnnrl TIRE “'OHS'I‘ IRIS D ms cause ix‘ztolcruhlc min. Hulk)- 5 mm Cure mmm'cs the trouble. it, and see what ulxmum. of pain rm! u." wnmno'l' IL was 3 were bringing mu ‘_ (on honeymomn) -â€" “I {Must ubjcclion in your 1' time to the dog, my 11 you had 1.1mm it. quite. n sug'rgostod ln'inging it. you and I who were go- vvmonn and were bring-i .v . .uuuw he was a young mam FEEDING OF FISH. “My father made his for- \v haw hddid iI'I"N(<3:'L-l‘: “Not p:u1i«:ulm'ly; but, know if he has mu gut In correcting: this {1 roaming the or- n] condition Par- 1-: um :11 the same ‘1 great labor-anv- ys mid you were if?” “I am goimv ,lhc DUE I'css.‘ armr'u ibch,’i¢ (aim-1 hi Bush when}? [Road I L an] the lllok‘hos disappear without «:01an «1.32 .5 Rarely 19.23) Salt. Rheum: 800 acre farm. 8 miics f1‘um"1m1?zm Head,Sask. Good buildixxgs,35() acr<.~.~,culâ€" 1i»ated,43uin crepmua‘ 1:34) march) cu!- tivale, good pusturv, tin} “nod. $31.4)L‘0. half cash. Yielded 13,000 bmhuis last year. Several unimproved News ad- joining available homesteads. J. M.‘ Thomson; Real Estate, Indian Head. Sask. . \Vould mus‘ravzu can-.ocus '25:. LARfiEST LIST FOR SALE IN THE casszma ' a «2.. memento. m. ' " BesthChé; r . '. TL.“ » a I The “M‘s“mpfngu EaanPmmm 3L9 magma MEWS “ Makers of the Worici‘s Best TORONTO JUNOTIOM, . Banafia Bygie and Meier 09., Cleveland Bicycles in both Cue Frame and Rigid Frame Models made and guaranteed by the something that' IS remembered long after price is forgotten. What of your friend who rides the so cheap wheel, and whose investment an to two and one-half times as much as per year ? LANDS And if you ride a Cleveland, you have a beautiful and easy running bicycle during all that time with no expense except for new tires. A Cleveland costs say $60, and lasts easily 10 years. Cost per year $6.00' A cheaply made bicycle costs say 530, and lasts 2 years. Cost per year $15.00. Not much ofa sum in arithmetic to figure out which is the better investment, is it ? hike fox ,v_~_-.. wanâ€"u “Ill Jl‘l, LTD. Mon-- and m- (without chug.) Medan about Jacket-An 1 my want: ...-...............__,........B.P. I Name It pays to pay for quality, for quality is THE. PEDLAR PEOPL The Cheapest Bicycle mourn-AL. qua. mum. on. nmuz at. m luau It. muggy“. Made In til. any size room and can Shipped from our warehouses painted om CATALOGUE. N0. 46 C, DESI WRITE FOR IT. IT (2051!: mm x. Two thousand designs suitabie for all classes of Churches. Schools, Stores, Halls. Aka special designs It: chem. Dining-Rooms. etc. Naming has ever been devised lur's Steel Ceilings (0: Farm Home. Cheap as Ian and D never crack or m: oft. ‘ l 11‘ ill: a... .3 Eco vain-‘05. ramâ€".60.. n l 4 lbw.- rupoonmonnufluou’nuw 3g. flgA E31... 0 an. “.5 ”lag; On» 93 av..- oolvuono is E no!â€" 3 oo Avoid Accidents by Using Pedlar’s Steel (feilings: \ MA Per Year. '. rr cosxs iréfi'iém'rmmm" ‘ STAYE nun who rides the so-called whose investment amounts Suknkhowun, only a nil.» hon two runways, 03.8. d Strung son, 90 per um. pl '1: land. up About a 1.11.: N]. o! Ind Bond. Writ. for up and full particular; - .yau-ulus ousted. THE BESAW CHEMICAL 00.. SCHOFIELD BLDG., CLEVELAND. .A Common-Sense Stock Food at a Common-Sons. Price of ONE CENT A POUND R 51.00 per 100 Prepaid and (mammoed. m trial ordar and ask for be oklo: V0. 13 m‘vi full particular: about 100 Free Premiums ohms.“ -rn_n- nâ€"- ---- ‘ " A UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONâ€"COS JUST A LITTLE TROUBLE. If you will dovote only your §PARE Tl Pauling us names of farmers an inm we , Any per-sou can sell these shares. Hustlers can ma’ r26 big money. Write without delay. We want reliable men us in every town in On‘ sale of . PARSONS. ’a Wellesky Strut. “I‘m. “no“. Agents Wantgd lobafl Mining Shares romotcr: ’ocl. rum C. DESFRIBPS MANY DESIGNS DAIV uvnâ€"â€"_.- in both Cushion -â€"â€".4._ _ n V. .- "u. 1- _ALI0 m1 designs to: Houses. a Im at wood as 1.: “- Jt "lg mp- um. ISSUE N0. nu ever been devised to equal Pod. s. Cheap as lath and plaster and win MAKE the FARM PAY 444 81’. JAMES STREET, A Fairbanks-Mom: H. P. Jack-olin-Tndo. GASOLINE ENGINE Bicycfes," much as yours nailed on wnmz rout. CANADA "Ien to represent Ontario. for the lIMETED the mama .__-4 “Yes. George Forbes. whom you 5mm? with your whip. you coward. But wiz‘ else?" and he suddenly removed cu wig and moustache. ‘ ,“ have seen you before. butâ€"Iâ€"cm notâ€"remember â€"- when â€"or “hero; sIowly murmured the wounded man. ‘ “I will help you,” said the othq grimly. “I am he whose hows you bummed, whose prospects you blasted and ruined long ago. Look at m{ w. 44w 1 prise. “Ha! ha!” exclaimed the astassin. he dropped on one knec‘ beside his v ' . “A! last I am avenged!" and m bent over him: “Do you know me. 1 1m Melville?’ Leroy opened his excs wearilv. “Geoxge Forbes!" he said. “1111 SI. He threw up his hands tor some support, uttered and sunk to the ground ' Leroy aimed qfiickly and confront his assailant. The next instant the 1313 (Esconded and was buried in his b< cm. Moods Unit marked (in Beatricc’s property. As (hat prayer passed dowy form sprang from road with uplifted hand. popred a gleaming blade “0h. (PM! it he suddenly Io nun-rim) :11 um: horrible He had jus 3:. {am as his fv permit. his mind 1 mud» upon \vhic! had looked for ll “1 shall never 5 mwor any more; Edith! Oh, my : h',‘ was frbm I In} pace. and. Time passed. and still them little change; but the great ct man to come. One day. near the end of Leroy, contrary to his cushm passed out of the private grunt taking the highway. walked It tho direction his horse had so rin-d him. He then pauwd musing fora mumen in; mm unconscious fingers 1 or his coat from his neck an mm wide grey 930$ 81 1h. flames of the logs. and the Ii“ 0! ash that ever and mum In tin hearth with a spirit when (.1 driven snow found their w posilmn. Haring reached 1! ing. Um scribe after dust of the pounce 1110!! the scan a! mvmomble m. and be m( CO“ [3051 me 1 a ver .ch a S! poor mind than the 2 clearly as may be, 11 thal have brought me plight in this su‘ange I [car me, it may not in ”clear. for in sooth l 1 see a way through the ~-J.4{avc but} going mdauc Set me sun"? As the wind rattles the case with impotent clutch, howls dew: stair-turret with the voice of a dt mg soul, creeps in long irregular between the tapestries and the g walls of my chamber and wanton the llames of logs and candles; mg. as I do. that outside the Slit. driven relentlessly by the gale, a: I can hope for no mile! from the [any of my wretched sell,â€"â€"tor the have learnt the temper of these mountain winds tell me the storm mg Let \x a th- I‘m.V *+’+++++++++++ CHAPT [i R {c walked on till 1 n suddenly stop; dad for a moment, retrace his sieps. ++H+++++++++++ ++ Hy! But since I can no uughts from wand ondm‘ing upon her ,v blond from runni :Ph swiftnoss that h ide vaulted room. V 9 four corners of unison with yondér ( 1d regret: and at times :5 and break myself L193, against the walls e house for anger at x Ille Blow Hull Ki And sonny :mce [can no more 1, is from wandering to i ’ing upon her than I c.- 10d from runningâ€"runni: wiflnoss that here. alone aulled room. with blasts 1r corners of tho earth demon's damn? around 111 of a {over boat-l win 11 y laying bare to myself pf her and of myseir. a}! PIA mince 1" (ha 'alnh..I u. VOL. 17. NU. 50, In: Wi Hut can more 1d than the CHAPTER XXIV 3H '10" till 111' 1;): '51:! me, 5' crazed Mar 135) wn US the ct the Princes: Or. Th1 mm H nn if gropir 'eeble mo: which anoge Wm keep I haunt end ids 11g CVC 31‘