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y o en e e Pemmad be in society, or what clothes â€" he boasts. Despite all his refinement, the light and habitual taking _ of GodBb name in vain betrays a coarse and brutal will.â€"E. H. Chapin. Profaneness is a brutal vice. He who indulges in it is no gentleman :I care Pot wpq‘t _hiq stamp may I am strong and wellâ€"Miller‘s Com pound Iror Pille did it. Mr. Brownâ€"Do you see that young couple on the steps? ‘They‘re engaged. A fine pair! Sh> won the geology prize at Vassar, and he took honors at Yale. Mrs. Brownâ€"I wish we could overâ€" bear them! ‘Their conversation must be so learned and interesting, you know. THE CONYVERSATION. Yale Manâ€"And _ would you really leave‘youl;‘ happy home for me, lovey ? we e es 3 ns sEtd s s n o Vasgar Girlâ€"Yes; for I loves you from your head down to your shoes. â€"Town Topics. 1 was cured of acute MINARD‘S LINIMENT 1 was cured of Rheumatic Gout by MINARD‘s LINIMEXNT, ANDREW KING. Halifax, I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by MINARD‘®s LINIMEXT, + Lt.â€"Col. C. CREWE READ, 7. apmnie I use to be continually tired, now P 1 I W tniitp t tss whtiptia c Ti c ic got ready to go into the city, and then she discovered that she had only ten minutes in which to catch the train. So she knelt down before whe started » and for five minutes prayed fervently that she might catch it.â€"Catholic Standard _ and Times. Wiggsâ€"Poor old soul, she doesn‘t believe as much in the efficacy _ of prayer as she did. Waggsâ€"You surprise me. She has always been so extremely religious. _ Wiggsâ€"Yes, but the other day she got ready to go into the city, and then she discovered that she had Sneue Wws Agmni s e B d .e 1 Markham, Ont. The gods cannot Tlei;wa..”n’n.an loses opportunity. â€" London Mail. ( If the root be l'e'rvt"t-.he gr grow again (the reason for minating a traitor‘s family) The gem cannot be polished withâ€" out friction, nor a man perfected without trials. A wise man forgets old Erudges. * Riches come better after poverty than poverty after riches. A bird can roost but on one branch. Wwho swallows quick can chew but little (applied to learning.) A horse can drink no more tharn its fill from the river. jCnQGs® money in thought even, takâ€" ing the gowns in gratitude, asking no more. If few she shall not deport herself in lankguid demeanor, but shall walk with energy, as though well pleased. He who pursues the stag 1 not hares. > + _A wife may not spend her band‘s money in thought eve ‘ _A wise man adapts himself to cir« cumstances as water adapts itself into the vessel that contains it. The error of one moment becomes the sorrow of a lifetime. i“j?hease may be cured, but not desâ€" ny. 4 A vacant gestions as turns all sc Minard‘s Liniment Cures Garget Dr. Williams‘ Pink P# cure by goâ€" Ing to the root of the disease. They renew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thus driving disease from the system. Avoid imiâ€" tations by insisting that every box you purchase is enclosed in a wrapâ€" per bearing the full trade mark. Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills for Pale People, If your dealer does not keep them they will be sent postpaid at 30 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50, by adâ€" dressing the Dr. Williams‘ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. l household work without feeling â€" the awiu! fatiguo I was before subject to. I am very thankful to Dr. Wilâ€" liams‘ Pink Pills, for they have truly released me from much suffering,and I hope that others may be induced to try this wonrderful medicine." "My general health was bad for several years, my appetite was poor, and I was easily tired, but it was the frequent sharp pains and violent palpitation of my heart which caused me the greatest alarm. 1 tried many medicines, and was treated by seyâ€" eral doctors, but in vain. Finally I became o poorly that 1 was not able to do my household work, and was frequently confined to my bed. At the suggestion of one of my . friends I decided to try Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, After taking a few boxes I began to gain new strength and vigor. The pains in my beart were less frequent and less severe, and in every way my health was improvyâ€" ing. I continued using the pills until I had taken eight boxes, when I had completely recovered my health. I have gained in flesh ; my appetite is g'ood..a-ml I am able to do all my last farewells unspoken, is for most people more awful to contemplate than the most serious lingering illâ€" ness. The slightest excitement brings suffering and danger to such people, For several years Mrs. Gravel, wife of P. H. A. Gravel, foreman in Barry‘s cligar factory, St. John‘s suâ€" burb, Quebes, was such a sufferer, but thanks to Dr. Williams‘ Pink â€" Pills she is again in the enjoyment of good health. Mrs. Gravel sayvs : Bhe Had Tried Many Medicines Withâ€" out Avail, But Ultimately Found a Cure Through the Use of Dr. Willtams‘ Pink Pills. Few bodily afflictions are more terrible than disease of the heart. To live in constant dread and exâ€" pectation of death, sudden and with &A Quebss Lady Released From Groat Suffering. Then She Missed it. HBEART PALPITATIOL, Chinese Proverbs the Piazza. mind is ofté the hollow unds. ursues the reason for exter Rheumatism by & BILLING. n to all sug mountain re stag regards will hus ed (\iglqrhot x:ain...,,.. eight of grain per measured bushel (Ius.) {ield of Straw per acro ie COORME c + 1 n n e t ns kn a‘+ Yield of grain per acre CBik: 60 YbSL. s _ 0C /.. Relative hardine Strength of straw Height of crop (in Nature of head * * Date of maturity. Amount of rust.. . Rix Years‘ Results. The following are the aver sults of the field tests for si with both the Turkey Red a Dawson‘s Go‘:den Chaff: at the same time furnrish that quality of graiun for which there is the greatâ€" est demand. A careful study of the results of our experiments with winâ€" ter wheat will greatly aid in this seâ€" lection. Work is now boing done in the Exporimental Department with the object of improviag the best varâ€" leties of winter wheat by means of careful selection and by cross _ ferâ€" tiilzation." The college reports are printed by the Ontario Department of Agriculture, Toronto, Ont., and ars distributed from there to all who apply for them, In th» winter of 18983 9, from 85 to 90 per cent. of both the Dawson‘s golden chaff and the turkey red varietios were winter killed. Both varieties, however, came through the following winter in good condition. a ) In 1893 the Ontario Agricultural , | College imported eleven varieties â€" of winter wheat from Kansas, four from Indiana, one from lowa, six from § Ohio, etc. The Turkish, or Turkey red, regardiog which we are hearing * so much at tho present time, â€" was â€"] one of the varieties imported â€" that ; | year, and has therefore been grown p alt the college in each of the past seven years. We again imported fresh ‘| seed of the turkey red variety in 1896, | and sowed both the Canadian and the | western grown seed in the autumn | of that year. The results from the | two crops in 18097 were slightly in | favor of the Canadian grown seed, but . were almost identical, there being a ] différence of less than one peck â€" in the yield of grain per acre. ‘The annual report of the Ontario Agricultural College for 1898 gives the average of five years‘ results of | tests with each of fortyâ€"eight varâ€" letios in strength of straw, weight of grain per measured bushel, _ and yield of grain per acre. It also gives the comparative hardness of the grain of each varioty as determined with an apparatus similar to the one invented by Prof. N. A. Cobb, of Ausâ€" tralia. The tabulated results on page 134 are followed by a report of about 1,000 words, spocially dealing with the relative hardness â€" of the grain of the varisties there given. inâ€" cluding the turkey red, the Dawson‘s go!lden chaff, and the early red clawâ€" son. Rather than recommend any one Yariety of wirter wheat for Ontario, the college publishes from time to time the exact results of practical experiments, and then allows â€" those Interested to make their own selecâ€" tion. The report closes with the folâ€" lowing remarks: "The varieties which ‘ the farmers are likely to grow â€" are those which they can usually harvest | / with the least amount of labor, and | that will produce the greatest | fiâ€" | | nancial returns for their time and labor in growing the crop. The reâ€" | ! quirements of the market, however, | | should be closely watched, and the | © aim should be to grow thos> varietios | 1 which will give the best results. and | © bd KANSAS WINTER® wHEAT aT THE i ty ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL corLEar 0“00“00000000000“00“000000“00000“0000000“0000‘ In > OM erils wl l . §“0”“““0000“ WQOQQQOQOMOONO“OQ“WQON : ; Wheat Experiments: $ 61 41 Bearded July 17. H W best results, and rish that quality ht _ average reâ€" for six years Red and the Dawson‘s Golden Chatt gurd y. trong, 46.7 T6 &__ Bald. July 18 White 3.4 Som The reâ€" however, and the varietios â€" _\ _ 4 _3 __" OFACOriIO tenor, lias been granted a civril list pension of $500 a year in recognition of h‘s eminence as h singer. He is now close on 80 years of age, and has for some time been confined to his p~*, Sims Reeves, 7.he famous E. ballad and oratorio tenor, has granted a civil list pension of If the children require physic none acts so nicely as Miller‘s Worm Powâ€" ders ; very pleasant to take. Sheâ€"I really believe that Mra. Smart loves her husband more than she did when they were first marâ€" ried. Â¥ Heâ€"That is quite natural. He has more money now than he had then. Suspicious Actions. " Courtesy is n passport to sucâ€" cess." * j "Not alwaye, let me teli you. When «ome men get polité to me I shy off in a hurry, for it only means that they want to borrow mone y." If your child is pale, peevish and does mot thrive, a ,dose of Miller‘s Worm Powders occa.&onally will cupre, Heâ€"Do you believe in ghosts ? Sheâ€"No; do you? Heâ€"Sure thing! I . saw one last week. + Sheâ€"How does it look ? Heâ€"It appeared in the form of a donkey. + % sheâ€"Were you standing in front of a mirror when you saw it ? d aded sn en c year. Countries which proâ€" duce corn, on the other hand, yield one crop a year. Therefore, apporâ€" tiouately to its extent, a country which produces rice ought<to support at least twice as large a populatioa as a country which produces corn. In declding whether China‘s populaâ€" tion, is denss or sparse it ought to be remembered _ that the country proâ€" duces rice. Countries which produce rice yield at least two crops _ a year. Countries w ivint Wheunl: Minard‘s Llnlment-iCTlre? Distemper WC in iecinniliied K. Aelcliâ€"tastccadt . Ah iA . : be afforded th> farmers of western Ontario to grow it in large quantities, and the millers can then grind the variety by itself, and thus be better enabled to determine its value for both the home and the foreign trade. The results will be watched with inâ€" terest by both the millers and the farmers. C. A. Zavitz. Much additional information regard Ing the valun of the Turkey Red winâ€" ter wheat for Ontario will undoubtâ€" edly be secured this year. Not only will it be tested in the coâ€"operative experiments throughout the province, but as several millers are importing seed 'Irom Kansas an opportunity will on o ho dn ce n C Ing, and tho blank form on which to report, will be furnished free of cost to his address, until the supply of grain for distribution is exhausted. wenesee Giant and Stewart‘s Chamâ€" plon Red. S»t 2.â€"Dawson‘s â€" Golden Chaff, Turkey Red and Diamond Grit. Eack person wishing one of these sets shoul#apply as early as possible, mentioning which set he desires ; and 'the grain, with instructions for testâ€" The varieties to be distributed this year have again been carefully selected, and two sets will be sent free by mail to farmers applying for them who will carelully test the three kinds in each set which they choose and will report the reâ€" sults after harvest next year. The seed will be sent out in the order in which the applications are reâ€" ceived, as long as the supply lasts : 82t 1.â€"Dawson‘s Golden Chalf, Early péllais was 1 6 Minard‘s 1 i WO ie rortecin iesns ) ho a dA ; mental work with winter wheat that very frequently the season has A much greater influence than the variety in determining the quality of the grain. For instance, _ the weight per measured bushel of the Turkey red was 64.5 lbs. in 1898, and 55.1 lbs. in 1897, and that _ of the Dawson‘s Golden Chaff was 61.6 Ibs. in 1898 and 353.5 lbs. in 1897. It will be remembere® that in 1897 there was an exceptionally wet harâ€" vest, and that a large amount of wheat â€" throughout _ Ontario was sprouted that year. I understand that there was m large export trade from Ontario of flour made from the wheat grown in 1897, and _ this might have something to do with the reputation of our flour in the foreign market. Within the past ten years, a good many varieties of winter wheat have been distributed to farmers throughâ€" out ‘Ontario, who applied for them fFor testing upon their own farms. Great care has been taken in the selection of the varieties for disâ€" tribution _ and some kinds such as Jones‘ Winter Fife, Bulgarian â€" or Democrat, Pride â€" of Genesee, â€" Diaâ€" mond Grit, etc., have been sent out owing to their quality rather than their yield of grain. Farmers have found, however, that all varieties would sell for about the same price per _ bushel, and therefore _ have grown those kinds from which they could secure the greatest profit, hence the great popularity of the Dawson‘s Golden Chaff with the far. mers of Ontario. K | * Reason for Her Affection. It will be seen from the forezoing reports that the results obtained from growlng the Turkey Red vyarâ€" liety of wheat in Waterlo» County, and at the Ontario Agricuitural Colâ€" lege are very s‘milar. Influence of Season. We have found.__!romA our experiâ€" J. H. Shepherdâ€"Three acres, badâ€" ly winter killed in spots last winter, straw crinkled like barley,. acre Monro Bowmanâ€"Three acres ver sod, very weak straw, about one half down, total yle grain 80 bushels. Elias Kolbâ€"Nine acres, corn gr not as strong straw as some 1 ties, estimated yield 30 bushels aAcres, excellent wheat land which formerly y‘elded 50 bushkels of the Fulitz wheat to the acre, in 1899 ploughed under a crop of clover and also applied farmâ€"yard manure, crop ieaned badly, yield of grain _ this year 425 bushels, weight of grain per measured bushel from the machine about 63 lbs, A Pertinent Inquiry Rice and Population. Liniment Cures Diphtheria PThis Year‘s Seed. vheir quality rather than of grain. Farmers have ever, that all varieties for about the same price 1, and â€" therefore â€" have e kinds from which they ry _ weak straw, being ha!! down, total y‘eld of Nine acres, corn ground, famous â€" English [(e, Bulgarian _ or of Genesee, Diaâ€" ive been sent out some varleâ€" bushels per Use Putnam‘s Corn and warts. Com&ete outft, six weeks‘ treat extra Dbottles of inbalant 50¢c. At d or by mail. Twentyâ€"five cent trial 1J0¢ in stamps, from N. C Polsor Kingston, Ont Bingers and public speakers universally bse Catarrhozone for the alleviation of sore throat and hacking coughs, and it has saved thousinds of precious lives from conâ€" gumption. What it has done for others it will do for you. Don‘t delay longer,. Caâ€" tarrh is such a gradual thingâ€"so painless at first, but so cruelly relentless, that at the end of years we awaken to its borropa. Catarrhâ€"Consumptionâ€"Death, That is the story. Re advised, discard those worthless snuffs and powders, they perer did heip anyone, and never will. Use the latest and most approved treatment, Catarrhozone. It is warranted to cure the most chronle coses. C'omf.loete outft, six weeks‘ treatment, $1; extra bottloa of inbatawe maso a d ols 6 It cures you whise you breathe and canâ€" not fail to reach the seat of the dis>ase; It goes wherever air can go, and no matter how deepâ€"seated the disease may be in the lungs or bronchial tubes it always sueâ€" cumbs to the use of Catarrhozone. Catarrhozoune, the new _ medicated air treatment, is a guaranteed cure for diseas.a of the nasal anu respliratory passages causâ€" ed or maintained by microbic lite. A case of Caterch of Twelve Years‘ Standing Permanently Cured by Catarrhozone. Miss Lizzle Sanford of 353 N. Market street, Chicago, lil., whites: "I have been a conscant sufkeier from catairh for 12 years and was much bothered by dropp‘ngs in the throat and severe headache. 1 used a great number of Catarrh suufl‘s and powdeors, but received no benefit from them,. some being worse than useless, A trial size of Catarrhozone hbeiped ime nsore than anyâ€" thing else 1 ever tried, and I wish to say It is the best remedy I ever used. It has cured me, and 1 mhail recommend it at every oppertuuity to my friends." 5 Habit is the beneicial harnes routine which enables silly me live respectably, and urhappy to live calmly.â€"Gearge Eliot. cloâ€" CATARRH. Never before in the history of medicine has »uch a powerful and pleasant pain remedy a« Polson‘s Nerviline been produced. It is ten times stronger than any other known combinaâ€" tion, and death to all pain. It is an invatuable remedy for the houschold, and when a doctor cannot be had in a case of emergency it is alâ€" ways effectual to administer Nerviline. 1 ry it. CATARRHOZONE cures Catarrh. in uim en rnnemermmemmentfornrnen o Fast Trains are Profitable. According to a calculation which has recently been made by Germap railway officials the expenses _ of fast trains are 25 per cent. less than the expenses of slow traing. The locomotives are not turned to such good account in siow as in fast trains, the cars are so much longer on the way and the servants of the railway after long jJourneys require longer rests than â€" after Journeys with fast trains. The result of: these calculations is that the railâ€" way u.dmlnintmtlom are being adâ€" vised to run fast trains wherever it is at all possible, instead of the slow trains at present in use for joâ€" cal traffic. Toothache Cured in one Minute One Application of the Old Reliable Polson‘s Nerviline Always Cures Toothache at Once. A yell of delight went up fron crowd, which flurried the despe and his potato flew wide of the 1 Bowman watched his chanes, every time his oppon>nt stooped â€" potato another hit him in the ribs, knocking the wind complete} of him, and doubling him up on grass. The people were almost c with laughter, but Bowman look« solemn as if he had just beon pré ing a funeral sermon. The despe was taken home and put to bed, etayed there for more than a weel fore he recovered from the effect the Irigh potaito dd>Lâ€"Poston Ho ___The Gesperado was furious at thus freshly ipsulted, and made dignant protest, but Bowman h upon his rights as the challenge and threatoned to donounce tn perado as a cownard if ho fail come to t‘me. As there was no out of the fix but to fight, the d Â¥pjo consented. The encounter place on the outsakirts of the tow! almoet everybody in the place w hand to see the fun. The secont ranged the two men in positio the side of cach being a half t measure filled with large, hard, potatoes. Powman threw the tuber. It struck his opponent and in to pleces. (€8 stipulated that his 0 stand filteen paces dis only one potato at a â€" taken from the measur amce, and, boing publicly Powman, sent him a c fight,. Bowman, as the party, had the choice of w selected a half bushel of Ir as big as his fist, for en« Preacher Chose Potatoes as Weapons and Vanquished Enemy, One way of combating an evil pracâ€" tice is to make it look ridiculous. _ It was by this means that duelling was stopped in a certain district in Kepâ€" tucky, A travelling preacher na med Bow manâ€"a stroug, muscular fellowâ€" was conducting services in Kentucky, At one of his moetings a wellâ€"known desperate charactor created a disturb amce, and, boing publicly rebuked by flowm.-m. sent him a challenges by MosT NOvEL oOr AL1 Dodd‘s Kidney Pills d anaan 9 o9 se e EPE â€" 18 . ite use rubbing and doctoring your back. Cure th« *idneys. There is only one kidney medicine but it cures Backache every time«â€" If gou have Backache yor Kidney Discase, If you n Backache it will develo; lomethin% worseâ€"Bright‘ ease or Diabetes, There BACKâ€" ACHE 210C "CZ I20, IBC sSeCONGs ar the two men in position, by of each being a half bushe filled with large, hard, Irist Powman threw the first struck his opponent and flew Extractor for corms « C. Poisqn & was furious at bein Backache you have se If yo'ur;egl:c; will develop ‘into is the chal > of weapons silly men to At: druzils't;: trial size fag of weapoos. He of Irish potatoes, r each man, and opponent â€" must listant, and that a time should be -'â€"B_r_ightrl Dl‘s: harness of L DOELS desperado the mark men ng 1 Th> Conners syndicate has no begun work at Montreal, and Mr ners secured a slight concession i; from the Harbor Commissioners terday. " We had a dreadful time over th $95 we mado at our bazgr," "* How so ?" f " Half the women wanted to pay it on our church debt, and the other half wanted to buy our clergy man a whoel." â€"Indianapolis Journal, Mrs. Gallagherâ€"An phwat‘l! o at all, Moike? This machine only g up to fifteen shtone, an‘ Oi‘m six t shtore if Oi‘m an ounce." Gallagherâ€"Get on two‘ce, Bridg an‘ add up th‘ totals.â€"Glasgow Ey ing Times. You think I Jook so much bettep ; x and I feel betterâ€"Miller‘s Compou Iron Pills did it. F M oo es ooo that you would #carce} Miller‘s Compound Iron E C CPPCE In some manly form to support _ j and has made an offer to J. I son Cameron, of the Hamilton &4 tator, to act as his body guard. only hitch in the deal, it seems that the said editor dare not 1 ture down to Quebec, and is ; picious that S$r Charles wants have him under his own eye dur the election campaign, so that cannot bang away at "the Frinc and supp‘y the rascally Rouges w giood campaign material.â€"Gue ercury. th & EC ECCT TVE U Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Bold b{ I)rufxisus. price Hall‘s Family Pills are 1 most re ark a Horu&d,h watch may | the buildine [N> Jamous whispering Paul‘s, says ‘Titâ€"Bits, | other instances of curio knownlech>es in church church there is said to> My daught One of the largest hands is the artifici servoir, in India, at ] reservoir, said to be the world, and know tank of Dhebar, and gating purpunes\ cove 21 square miles‘ and mucous surface; Hall‘s Catarrh Cure ine. It i« taken inte It as mercury will surely smell and completely d tem whenentering it th faces. Such articles she Jargest () Beware of Olntdnentn for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, sne is in no danger of liqrar which she has dr dinary wine, and the pc I poured into it was n brown sugar. t Phis man, however ‘lination to do #o, hereupon insisted 1 ill rights to her. " Id, and so did the 4 ne claimant was ; in k ller‘g His Judgment Was Good in This Case Anyhow. The following remarkable Incident occeurred recently in the Province of Honan, in China : Three men appearâ€" ed before a Judge there, and each laid claim to the same woman as his wife. Not one of them would reâ€" tire in favor of the other two, but ea"‘ insisted that justice shou‘d be done to him. Finally the Judge, reâ€" membering, doubtiess, how King . soomon had acted in a somewhat ST LP sard‘s Linim re Financial 8A l that in the â€" in Sicily, th» d with perfect at western d th> altar, a . wn to Quebec, ar that Sir Charles m under his own e ction campaign, so A Billet for lIng to t} Wonderful F 1 thit owing : Sir Charles * Iy form to i nade an offer on, of the Ha ict as his bod in the deal. "xpert Advice 4) 0° Uie Hamll\ton & â€" ct as his body guardm in the deal, it seems, is aid editor dare not venâ€" to Quebec, and is susâ€" & es C sn ‘ Reservoir in P let for le Butor int owing to his oner »le ever known, while re clhurch the tick o e heard from one enA A NEW SOLOMON. has improved aces of th Powdeor lis are the best rossroads. viliclal lake, or reâ€" _ at Rajputana. This to be the largest in known as the great & and used for irriâ€" , covers an area of rmally mt Cures Colds, otc zest works of man‘s throu gihoult; te has not yet il, and Mr. Conâ€" ncession in time missioners yeg. the systen sure you g lerange other. It is a}s athedral of Gi #lightest whisp« distinctness frof or to the cornic Lre ins di m re Tupper support Â¥ know Pills did choes gl 20 ouy goes Oi‘m sixteen t gallery in St ut thore are i8 if less wellâ€" 8. In a Sussex be one of the own, while in cure nc 1 made in Toledo ‘estimoniats free per bottle. ever be u itable phy y the sense of the whole sys the World vr ; yes, ompound i8 sprair ants to e during that he Frinch." ay it r half ir with the blood In buying the genuâ€" in Toledo. with uelph en 1C0 U8® sur much herâ€" it. Td needs tulm . ven Rob AI do ed ex slcian 1 j S the all‘s n Mes, Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup shoyia 2. ways be used for ég.:dmh’m_ru as d i bost gD' oolic :eeo::hh.lw larrhosa, Tweonty PERMANENTLY CURED »v »r. FITS Kline‘s Great Nerve Restorer. No fits or nervousness after first ye delphin, Pa for enause a0g $robetreey Pb H.u. For sale by J. A. 1780 Notro Dame street I(ontndt.” Que. Harte, IF Y&)U "uerAc cation for the lea : ville Business College, 1 WRITERS One of the finest in the NIAE Winona, 10 miles from Hami{il ways. 170 wcres, 45 of which is hes. 12,000 baskets of fruit !n sight this season., | Will he c purchasers, FRUIT FARM FOR SALE (USTERSâ€"TAILORSâ€" sEXxp A .l?‘d“"m: Stone‘s new 4 Stone‘s Cutting Senoon" Y 1 Chicago. , _A VALUABLE RECIPE For Couhs, Colds and Lung Diseases “‘I!‘:e‘;m.tucup full Flaxâ€"seed Tea with #5 and 50 cents at al} M. F. EBY, Chemist Par Four or five times a da . immediate relieft _ _‘ GERMAN BRUST BAaLSAm Take a ha}f t a ose of E8Y‘g worl W !lttlv nogro | spectators of temporature mometer plac novel feat . heat of the ment on M« dow on on thirty in ter No Worm Ml'lfl"j Wo quired, asylum. Shortly after th rived at the asylum the . ed the following telegra. superintendent : _ "Two look just alike are her> county with but one com is comslanitliy talking of b roud to the moon and t} the Republican party is trusts, Which shall 1 put City Times. J7 "â€"vor paced on the pave 20 degrees, Asylum Superintendent Didna‘t i; ’ Which Brother Was Insane . _ Hugh Farrelly tells a good stor; lustrating the gauzy character o claim of Republicans that their pa is opposed to trusts. "A short ago," be says, "one of two twin i thers became demented and was (o by examinatioa in the Irobats Co to be in that condition. A commitm to the insano asyium was made 0 and, as the other twin, who close]s sembled his insane brother, was n to coatrol him better than anyon® he was deputized by the sheriff â€" the commitment turned over to him convey the unfortunate brother o t fi TAILOR®: BOTH HAD THE sYMPTONUNUS wini. 223070# P°RCl this season, . Will be sold in lots t ers. This is a bargain. Addroan' JONATBAX CaARPEXTER, _ P.O. Box 409, Winona, Ont Washington man ::‘ fatâ€"producing properties. “i ‘n? asylum the shoril > follow telegram fr 'Ultemi:" *"Two brot} just alike are hera fro y with but one commitim ‘scanltly talking of buildin to the moon and the ot epublican party is opp :._'Whlch shall I put in **~~â€" The result will please you, |f the baby nurses, the mother should take the emulsion . It makes the baby‘s food richer and more abundant; only buy the dollar sizeâ€"it‘s earlv ISSUE NO 37. 1900, t# at all tro . Chemist, por, SRIRRiStE or from bies need. If your baby does not gain in weight as fast as you would like, try Scott‘s Emulsion ; The fifx‘-cui size is just ri’;ht for the baby. A little ef it in the bottle three or four times a dg will supply precisely the fat all thin Ea- he asun n Monda one elik seconds, minu tes. we advys that th For the Baby Both mother and child will feel ai Where it w orm Powd wanted todo d in iXSnqpyin Medic‘r P C CUTTING scnoor f7 H he Nhfl‘n Peninsula, at i Hamilton, on two ra;i. which is in‘ frait. mostly : of fruit, ra0st‘y perchos. n t8.. _ "A sho e of two tw nted and wa the I‘robat: tion. A comun um was ma Wl‘, who Clo« _brother, w; er than anyo by the sher rned over to It never fails to give m .AC4 ND #10.00 row w pro ona t« for l&tmn. La Salle street. ying at home, imitn M« rf CE ty lima., O n to su troubie & thrili of d family t the gorro All are ; around person:s eb fa T fa th O