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*Â¥ CC t in of OÂ¥ fea bu lis ch th N of S dTe poe lea SOU to t '1 HP Me IN® TSE [ _ .08 _"", erappie with Kidmey Disease in Its _ very worst formâ€"Bright‘s Disease â€"can certainly be depended on to cure any Of the lesse> forms. Dold‘s Kidsvey Pills aro the only =0Meim- that lmas ever cured Rric@h+®. many where Dod glls came to the reseue af thing else had failed. They anuered Bright‘s Diseaso an to life and health men a. who had not erpected to , enjoy this great blesging MrulBe vers P he 5 Doid‘s Kidrey Pills onstrated their abil _1 was affiicteq for ySars with Kidney Tronl pic Bright‘s Dis @8°. My Â¥ery dark and I lost bloo«, making me so w scarcely stanct. "After using the first b Kitney Pills, I was n hrd wiren 1 had used f; was able to resume work wot done for some time p "I can conscientiously Dodd‘s Kidney Pilis to : fileted as I \was." Those who &o fTarthop â€" proo{. Mr. v ment : ine cure of Mr. Theodor this place, is . wonder of the progress that meq kas made in the last fe Up till a short time a; tors claimed that Brigh was .bsolutely incurabl fact there arpo a fTew w hore to this theory, But Bright‘s Disease ; ourable. . Dodd‘s Kidney cure this terrible malady dode so In thousanis of . se C Mr. Yo:inx‘a The c Bo Weak tre A Wonderful Cure . Disease, AT SMITHS FALLs. 7 _,.G " _ pic medJuwness of the soll renâ€" ders the piant foo i more available, and affords a congenial _ and comâ€" fortable place ia which the plant may grow. First Prepare the Soil. I1 is useless to apply commercial {fertilizers to lands which are not io proper paysical _ condition for tho very best growth of crops. How, thou. can the texture of lands be improyed ? By â€" judicious ploughing and tillage, and mulches; by the lucorporation â€" of humus ; . by the use ol under drains, wind breaks, applications of lime, sait and adapâ€" tation of crop to soil. o ay 2 CC t © ribly Brokoen Up and Find a Cure â€" Dodd‘s hR Made Him We 8Smith‘s Falls July 23 _ & number of N Department of Agriculture, bee_n carried out on our own exâ€" The texture or phystical condition perimental farms, as well as at t Ithaca, N. Y., and elsewhere, aad of lh‘v, fioit is‘ nearty u-lwa.ys Oe the results point generally to the umnportan t thaul its mere richness in necessity of preserving moisturs in pant fooi. Every farmer knows,’ the soil, the first step â€" towards or should krow, that a bard and v‘;]hlc:z lla to cfiu: thehsou in Bl_l(:h ba L wol i d crops, | Piysical condition that it wil e mmp’j igg & l lok ‘.'row' guorm:p'st ! pervious to water; that is, that it no matter how much plant food i will aiford a reservoir ifor it. may coutain. A clay :o.1. which ha.a’ Free water within eightsen inchos baen producing crop» for any numâ€" | of 'U[lte Bltl;fnce of thhe ?oil lsltlinj!i:;id- K * #Y be ser: in. | ous to e growth .0 cultiva ‘ P i T Cane mt3 ho #0 ser ind is | piante. <Capitiagy | wates;" thee is, jured by one injudicious pOougnINg@ N | watop retained in the minuteâ€"like & wet time as to ruin it for the empty spaces â€" or tubes existing growing of crops for two or three | throughout â€" a wellâ€"worked soil, is gears The injury Les in the moaiâ€"| the fleation of its physicai texture, not Direct Source of Their Supply kn the lessening of its fertiliiy. A’a"d_ should by all means be conâ€" samiy soli may aliso b> ser.ously im | served. Capillary actior_x of â€" the paired for the growing ot any crop’ soll depends upon the fineness of U the humuas, or decaying organic ! Its particles. The finer the partiâ€" matter, be allowed to burn out of | cles the greater will bo the number i It becomes leachy, it quickly | of capillary tubes in the soil ; and losoes its mostiure, and it becomes | thq finer and more numerous these | esCâ€"s8.YÂ¥eHy â€" Bot in biight ,,-u,my‘c.:l.plllury Tubos ‘IHE @rantar> urllt 1. I w es t hir. A LESSON IN TLLAGE.| are uk(\‘ than this ounrgy mal Intutiadafis s 4014 9 the last few years. ort time ago the doeâ€" that Bright‘s Discase YÂ¥ incurable, . and in e a few who still adâ€" Couldn‘t Pills . having demâ€" ability to grapple ease in its very o# * m ns L > as to ruin it for the crops for two or three Lojury lLes in the modiâ€" Iits physicai texture, not r Y. Dise first box of Dodd‘s was much better. used fr)ur_ boxes 1 work whioh'lfiha& time previous. wonderful example 1at medical science "Svase is not inâ€" Kidney Pills will malady and have nis of cases, skeptical need not this town to find makes this Stateâ€" e nnniniineo o cnances ons mwwmwmm@ma is only one of a e Dodd‘s Kidney sene after every. . They have conâ€" ase and restored men and weomen d to ever again i0st _ considerable so weak I could ‘ My urin lost consi heodore experiments ISy recommend to any one af. are the only,‘ cured Bright‘s‘ Stik: omm iss of Bright‘s d Usable to hidney Pllls â€"(Special) is not Standâ€"Terâ€" ‘bfl?lt two ‘cand chroâ€" Young." of , C SHL ;f’g’% E Don‘t %”;; Worry|! @ _ _ Cheer have 18 | _ It cocsn‘t | oppor tunities | measure accord ; ment it receives , fail to yield C ) If cultivated int | oughly it will w | for his diligence $ le Grasses apn Clay and loa and gravelly crops. _ The can be kept and bÂ¥y ‘groa 220 Cemwell Lime has a ben heay ; Play and 0: acts f:\Vurabl_\' on r Lime, E)ypsum. and . servrord of moisture w 10COSp sandy . sc because 1t cor but avold it on disastrous if :; % rains, Whore roller with t The use of une porous abore t] the froea water, which is as 685 , Surface tip early in the . , mo‘sture, for ‘ the sgil is in ; I{l ‘ge c evaporat ('ulthl‘(‘ #oll suff, water, brings koi £NE00Z M "mulch," the harro froquent harrowing | will greatly lessen i from the surface. w} AYe used ag conserye many fine teeth are ‘FW CONFSA fanirs 51 , _,.1f 7° , Of tvery> day‘s delay aiter the sgil is in a lit condition means the loss of tons ol valuable waler. As an implement with which to establishk _ and mMAMESLTN VA U aucle..l u5 2i uid d fe t Cmy t ‘or without it the action by which the roots are able to corrods the solid particles of mineral matter and set free plant food cannot tike place. As the Cistribution of rain{all | ig beyond any known control the farmâ€" er fuust place his dependence under ordinary conditions on the conser. vation of soil moisture, & Surface tiage _ should commence early in the SPHIOE s0 28 (O consorece Mistlihiew« It should always that a large amou necesesary for a pli food ts in a very and that water is, a ing plant tissue, Moisture is Necess for without it the â€" the roots are able solid particles of min gset free nlant faai .. Ask for the Octagon Bar Sel SUNLIGHT no roller, by TC eooopiels â€" HR20 Ia and should by all means be served. Capillary action of soll depends upon _the finene: its particles. The finer the p cles the greater will boe the nu: of capillary tubes in the soil ; the finer and more numerous i capillary tubes the greater w the quantity of water retain the soil. In coarse, loose, sand gravelly soils the action will weak,. while in fing acomna hn t C coarse toetly * ‘go culture undoubtedly oration ; therefore pra re except in cases w suffers fFONLl #h | AÂ¥Came T y DAIOTH & Preservoir ifor it. Free water within eightsen inchos of ithe surface of the soil is injuriâ€" ous to the growth 0f _ eultivated plants. Capillary water, that is, water retained in the minuteâ€"like empty spaces â€" or tubes existing throughout _ a wellâ€"worked soil, is t ho soil 20 it on clay, for ‘ous if succeeded Whore possible witBh & ~ snuneatikbs â€"_.°P._"IP by barn Freen manuring. l will respoad in according to th rwfl"es_ If Ahuwbix moisture to indy soils it It compacts and grrains do I02My ~80lis, laon & l s on ‘re possible follow the * smoothing harrow to underdraing renders soils ) them, and, in removing er, allows access of air, essential ag moisture, vrâ€" beneficial effect _ on and on light sand, and ly on marchy, sour landg, 1'. and sait are good conâ€" bat..l~ ___ " ~Sponad in a large rding to the treatâ€" Fes. If neglected it will A liberal increase: but intollizently and thorâ€" well reward the owner P o lands _ fopr humus of to advertise {lor lost -\l‘t't‘snn ry in compressing to the surface amount of water is a plant, because its very dilute solution, \is, also, used in build~ USE > _ +CYy promotes More practise level cases where the an excess of free i the evap Where eul: T will be the number bes in the soil ; and more numerous thege the greater will be of water retained in +_ le.ving‘;an;; or cultivated f tllled lands barn manures 13 lere _ culrivators Ts of moisture preferable to a s very aseful, the particles ; r it will prove d by heary ut on our own exâ€" 0# _ as well as at and elsewhere, aad it generally to the as to conserve means be conâ€" action of the the fineness of finer the partiâ€" 1 a& surface 8 vyaluable ; an orchared evaporation best _ on remembered the soil, the Soil » sang, or in such a it will be i#, that it On Mr. _ Redmond received a Cable from Melbourne announcing the aubâ€" scription of £700 to ald the cause of home rule. opening them " I don‘t think I‘l buy any toâ€"day, I‘m sorry to have troubled yYou ; but you _ see 1 only came in to look for a friend.‘ * No trouble wha tever, madam," he replied politely. Indeed, it you think your frlead is in either of the res maining two boxes, I .don‘t mini CHeaWiBee ww MKecl io C t pi (Philadelphia Times.) A woman stopped at a cloth counâ€" ter in one of the large department stores recently and, asked to be shown some dress patterns suitable for early autumn wear. The salogâ€" man began on the lowest row of ghelyred commartmane. â€"_ P row The first raquisite, whep you good idea, is to stick to 1t im dea‘th.â€"Suo0es8a be New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. The abore rame is a household word and the superior excellence of the road should be sufficient to atâ€" tract most people but now that the rate is the same to New York and points east as by other lines no further recommendation ehould be sought. Everybody will tell you it is the best. _ The f{amous "Toweer brance," which. was erec velotte, by the Germans at a cost of more than #: been blown up by the mi gineera, Originally inté post of observation over boring country it â€" was found that the existence watch tower was incomp the safety of the new { Metz, which it comnletel Finer than daintiest silk 13 the membrane lining the bowels. A little irritation of it proâ€" duces riping and diarrhoa. Stop the trouble with ‘i’erry Davia‘ Painkiller, ~ No honest druggist will deceive you with a substitute. Finer than daintiest silk lining the bowels. A little ir duces ‘i,rlplng and diarrhcea with Perry Davia‘ Painlci d OOXE CORARECRLE, No indeed, gentle reader, he made no unkind remarks about getting a crowbar, a nut cracker, or a stick of dynamite to help him eat them. "I suppose those are not like what your mother used to make ?" ghe asked, t. x "Welt, I should s1y not!" he exâ€" claims, eating with hearty good will. "I suppose you know my father died of dyspepsia." 1 + Then love‘s dream meandered on.â€" Boston Herald. No Trouble to Help to Sbattered IHlusions. They had recenily been married and the young wife‘s biscuits were reposâ€" ing on the breaklast table. The wife watched bim intently, exâ€" pectation on every lineament. NO IimlGeé@L cwantih ... _"1 OO 7 MOAp 4 Ts setmicc ds icA + 19 1y beat his wife, alwa, that it was for her own thrashings, however, did her conjugal fidelity. On ter his wedding Heine . will, in which he beque:s thing to his wifte on cor ehe matvried again. He eaid, that at loast one regret his death. Minard‘s Linlm;;: in Cows. 5s , P Poet in the French capital. Ho fell in love witly a poor, unlettered girl who served in a glove establish. ment, and after keeping house to. gether they married. Heine frominnk mESDSIUt 2°° RUORE NCS , ro®8, "what doss bâ€"aâ€"tâ€"hâ€"house spell If it does not spall Bath House ?" The servant explained the building was not a place for bathing but the city home of the Baroness Burâ€" dettâ€"Coutts. The Canadians were considerably | taken down, but alter being directâ€" | ed to the place they wanted to reach ’th-e'y soon recovered their good bhuâ€" _ mor and laughed bheartily ovrer their‘ mistake * No substitute for "The Plaster, although some un may say thereis. Recomm by hospitals, by the clerg for stiffness, pleurisy, &c. Lawrence Co., Ltd. Famous Tower on | iney repied that they desired to bave a bath Th servant gazel with & surprised took for a moment and chase. On returning to the they proceeded to a side and were greeted by anothe livery who called :. ‘‘‘What â€" are you â€" fellow here 2" J & servant in livery, but at that moment one of the Canucks concludâ€" ed that a change of underwear would be the right thing. Instead of enâ€" tering they went and made the purâ€" chase. On returninzg to the building they proceeded to a side‘ entranca and were greeted by another man in ME rrmcncus lc 2 i P e c A g$001 story on themseives is beâ€" ing tobdl by two wellâ€"known young men who were with the coronation contingent in England. 000000 0008 0999099090989 8» 04 +4 44000448 00448 49499890848 888¢8 ve4 Heine and JOKE ON THE 0. wvas erected at Graâ€" the Germans, in 1895, more than $200,000, has up by the military _ enâ€" riginally Intended as a Cua. was erected at the Germans, in K+ ute for ‘"The D.& L." Menthol ough some unscrupulous dealers regs. l}:»colmmo-ndgd by do{:tc:jhl, . 0y the clergy, everybody, plo»'ufl'sy, &c. Mm{e by D{wln & § RZ ation over the neighâ€" it was afterward _ existence of such &A Fas incompatible with the new fort outside completely dominatâ€" with the monument aced on Heine‘s grave ty â€" ‘of Montmartre, : Chicago Post, it is recall the early life Demolishea 4. Heine frequeontâ€" always decliaring _own good. These r, did not impair y. On the day atâ€" eine drew up a equeathed every.â€" n condition that _ He wished, he one man should you fellows do His Wife. Cures Garget of the khaki heâ€" ol â€" Rememâ€" Search. CANADIANS he made getting a _a stick of moment and nscribed t TORONTO ai ooo 9 CEA ew C Â¥p To prove to you that Dr. E t Chase‘s Ointment is a certain d e ' es and absolute cure for each e Slpaioetnatrenohiehipt | s ngan Lru es, â€" | the manutecturers have guaranteed it,nge: tee y { ; timoniale in the daily y.¢ _ """"APLeed it. & __ 0 °~> 20 4s "1VU8s old Sleepy Hollow Oemetery at ’ Concord, Mass., received the ashes of the poet, Ellery Channing, whose re. maing were cremated, at his request, last January, but not committed to earth till July 15th. The only sger. vice was the reading above the grave of a Greek epitaph. written for him, of which ‘this is the trainslation : In this small urn we bury all of thee, Dear Poet! that our sacred grovye may hold ; Thou art escaped ; yet blossom fair and free Thy songs that stirred us young, and eoothe us old. Last week the Channming lot mous old Sleepy Hollow Cemet (J_oncord, MABS.. FACBIÂ¥AA +h .~" Minard‘s Llotmont therla. Elbop? . OmE "Not anothd another word ter your faxvnii,-v recent deal in | lost my entire fo Ha ! and (Stray Stories.) "I deeply regret it, sir, but and my altered clreumstances pel me to release â€" your dau from her engagement. I cann ng I boughit a horse with ly incurable ringbone f0 him with $1 worth ol LINIMENT, and sold I months for $83. Profit c Mayâ€"What a crush the wedding ! Belteâ€"But it is nc crush there was at he; him. He is an athleto Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold. Lazxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure acold in one day. No cure, No pay, Price 25 centa. Hotel Keepér. Ht. Phillip‘s, Que., Nov. 1st, 1901 o Sm on yc Do H B t Heoâ€"AMrs. Wise . |how to manag | | well. She-Ye.' she ; | way in everyth § Lever‘s Y â€"Z (Wis Powder dusted in wator at the same Matrimony Has These comman by Theodore P; the day of his to ‘be interesting want_i9â€" uh+ 4 ; PC Pnd 4 dutnt Alke ~bÂ¥eth iA . in ts Bs 1 4 11 B 2. To discharge all duties for her sake freely. 3. Never to scold. 4. Never to lok cross at her. 5. Nevâ€" er to, worry her with _ commandaâ€" ments. 6. To promote her piety. 7. To bear her burdens. 8. To over look her foibles. 9. To save, cherish and forever defend her. 10. To re. member her in my prayers. Thus, God willing, we shall be blessed. P , _y g,.0 00 C270 SCri petore the day of his wedding cannot fail to be interesting to our ceaders, esâ€" peclally â€" to those contemplating marriage, They took the form of ten beautiful resoluations, which he inscribed in his journal). They â€" are as Tollows: 1. Never for the best ;ea.sons‘;' to oppose my wifes will. mMas uks clcdt ow uo "~ * __ "2tnmandments studled out by Theodore Parker shortly before the day of his wedding cannot fail L1 un â€" ImÂ¥.mmoreds bas ce n c l _ Lever‘s Yâ€"Z(Wise Head) Disinfectant Soap Powder dusted in the bath softens the water at the same time that it disinfects. 16 (Life,) 4 e Cl S s t P Heâ€"dft rs. Wise seems to understand .T‘l. e+004 .h. *# .: * .r. t‘h. * .E. ’p'noea.. 10w to manage he R 16 accouchement o e Em well. 69. "C* Husband" protty ol Russia is looked for towards the Gheâ€"Yes, she lets him hav end ol next month, and wil! take p‘ace way in everyithing. e bherown at Tzarskoe Szelo, near S8t. Petersâ€" #| _A little girl had listened during 3| the last few weeks while her parâ€" & | outs discussed the high prices 0| 7+ meats and vegetables. It had beer $ | the customary topic at the table, $ / and the child had been heard to + | speak about the himrh nrina tm hay (Phiiadelphia Press.) Full many a flower is born to blush unseen And waste its sweetness on the desert air, And many a social bud so fresh; and green e Will waste her sweetness on a milâ€" lionaire. recommendif? the remed mysterlous prom?tm in horses of hard, soft or call spavin, splints, curbs, s eprains. speak about the high price to her playmates while "playing â€" house" with them. Yesterday the mother presented the family with a bouneâ€" ing bab{ boy, and the other child was well pleased. In telling about bher new brother to a neighbor last night she exclaimed : "The doctor brought him this morning. He‘s awâ€" ful big. Waen‘t mamma good to buy such a big baby when meat is so, high ?"â€"Boston Herald. | f lamilly a beggar. In the deal in North End stocks I entire fortune." another word, my boyâ€"not e Avele ie 1 20 ru C elddned Minard‘s *J Sverious promytn- in the removal from orses of hard, soft or calloused lumfu. blood g:viin. splints, curbs, sweeny, stifles and aing. GEORGE ROBB Farmer, Marfihnm, Ont. Sold by all druggists. The Raw Matorlal. A little girl had listened during the last few weeks while her parâ€" outs discussed the high prices of meats and vegetables. It had been the customary topic at the table, and __‘l:he‘ child had been heard to All in the The oet‘s E e ringbone for $30, cured $1 worth of MINARDS and sold him in four $85. Profit on Liniment, â€" it is nothing to the was at her acceptance of an athlete, you know. (Town Topics.) Two Crushes. MOISE DEROSCE, Liniment Cures Colds, ete got it." Her System. pltaph. HFamily . Ten Commandants cures there was at , but honor ances comâ€" daughter cannot enâ€" & supposedâ€" in faâ€" Diphâ€" larshall & . | rouiiC"®/C _ eraapaine U | POLISAING FIBRE" HO BO n arSh all& Co ! the newr ghemkn"p prepared nlfl p(:.lilhl'?: 191 King St. East, Hamilton, Ont.. _/ esd b."‘g"":‘".!;v‘:"“'l“m:'::m‘:x'bg,‘f' Snwiout w T RELIABIJ‘; AGENTs ’on't»he alfver. Price 25 centa at drug and o sell y cogoeec. baking po;vdern. -ph-?, | notion dealers, By mail from xt > (-onnumer_a. ou can make | No: ARCH MFG. Uo., ".cm........o.; :ao W ts wanted, Excellent territory . ! w!"‘ Tor free ples. â€"-â€"?‘\,.-_\ N The Rul!t,v standard Ocean. Your mMoney back E Maces of 14 [ Pon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system , thereby deg. tru{lng the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by bulldlng up the constitution and assisting nature in doin its work. The Proprietors hnwsnmuch Inltfi in its curative po\&-m that they offer One Hundred Dollars tor auy case that ; fails ito cure. Send for list of testimonials, Address F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O, Bold by druggista, 75¢. Hall‘s Family Pills are the best, en apja +,, W 4Ced disease at o o. 5 7 VRce has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hal)s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical frg ternity, Catarrh, being a conâ€" stitutional disease, requires a constitutiona} treatmen t. Hall‘s Catarrh Cupe is taken in. ternally, acting directly upon the bloog and mucous surfaces of the system , thereby deg. trulylng the founda tion Of the disease, and giving the patient strength by bulldlnz un the constitution ADIO nuwlort. .. 90. 1k E_ PS i i Rruomerrnit > The readers of this Paper will be learn that there Is at least one drea that science hasy ) / ""V One dre; ieinfietnlasiah kss 1 U 2. It is one of the peculiaritie vel by balloon that you do anything ; all o still with ; matter how [ast â€"you may Bb You see, you are riding wi wind : you move as last as it youw are part and parcel of ther you wisth to be or not. | yYor in its embrace so fTirmly softly you do not know it i You may pe in the teeth of ; cane, but you never know it calm and placid with you. IMPERIAL mapug t " n %,, 31 . "__ _VA Heat month 8ST. THOMAS, onT. ,W(l)uld give to the people, and espec» / 'amgfi:l‘c‘ggr:e“dg:""'t“"‘I“"‘::”"':“’l‘,"' laliy to the officials, an assurance of 80 A oo ary ; elocution; ue the continuity of the policy inaugurâ€" : :'t';-;f!en?thfi?ml:?:ntlz‘l‘elit sll(‘np:':l?»;b;u:a?a ated by the present Czar, and would hom;‘ilh- euublelthe latter to invest his crm-’ â€"\\.\.___ berrmmmnnmme mm sort with the powers of regent in the | Mre. Winslow‘s Boothi Syriup sho event of his own iliness, or in the | always be used for Children w'“‘,,‘ ugnd oase of his death . befgre nis son ,mthel‘t’hochfld.-otuu&o’umn‘_o_u_{-i attaing his majority. colic and is the best remad s .. Minard‘s Liniment per. | Mearwhile prayers are offered np‘l ‘| al over Russia that the Imperial |infant may prove a boy, the Czar \|having already _ four daughters. Shiould the infant prove to be of the' male sex the effect thereof from & ; political point of view would prove lrealculable, and would enormously increase the power ol the Czar. For at present he finds it very difficult to get his orders obeyed or his views put into execution, as no one jhas any assurance that his policy will be ‘ coitinued by his brother and present heir. Indeed, there is every reason to | believe that Grand Duke Michael‘s ‘ political views are dlumetrically opâ€" | q posed to those of the Czar and that | If ho were to succeed to the throno | # at the present moment he would reâ€" 1 verse much that the Czar has done.,- and frown upon those who had made thems:lves the instrum nts of meth-‘ ods and views which, although de:tr‘ to the prosent Emperor, are ob feoted to by his brother and possible | 7 Huccessor. $100 REWARD, s100 The birth of 1g | SUOTYF ; I w b t To avoi?i The o Z5 | certal om | UPOD od | ticula: ind | of on« the s t. asked nnAare The palaces and grounds at LAividia have undergone a complete reorganâ€" ization in a sanitary senseâ€"of which they were badly in needâ€"and the most eminent sanitary experts have aseured the Emperor and Empress that they need have no fear whats»â€" ever of any recurrence of that typhoid fevrer by which the Czar was prostrated when last at Lividia. This year, therefore, the Emperor and Empress will make no stay at elther ol their places in Poland, and thelrl customary hunting partfes at Spala., will 10t tiake placâ€" t.1; year. burg. As soon as possible afterwards the Empsaror and Empress will proâ€" ceed to the Crimea, and take up their residence at their beautiful place on the shoes of the Black sea, known as LMvidia. $ hE czar nopes j § FOR A SON Nowg #40900000009 99044 0444009986 Do Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All dnwxllt- refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove‘s signature is on each box. 25¢. comotive move without horses." ROSE t TO CUBRK A COLD IN ONK DAY Srmo rom PRACC SAMPLE AND TAY iT. ©coTt a sownt enc.o,vo. F To soc. nnd §1 a= nWM Arsinicts ’bfightmption, with Scott‘s Emulsion of codâ€"liver oil, is long in advance. If it threatens, you can resist ; and you may overcome it. Don‘t be afraid; be brave. But tackle it ; don‘t waste time. 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BOYS WANTFED Boys and young men wi:» the right sort of training ay» wanted in every businoss an; profegssion. PRINCGIPAL pyEr THE LEADING NT8 in t aiHt / in d Cal f v es from arks , wll s Morms, K o a 4 #1 Tt Cl Dec.17, e , FalrAel4, lowa, U. 8. EDUCATIONAL 802 @atudents enrolled last yearâ€"172 young ladies and 130 young men. . Twomatricuia tion Scholarships val ue $150 and .1{0 wor at departmental a+. â€"_PrEestnexrt TC @100 and $130 wor at delpartmenml exâ€" ams, 1901. &- ‘-vé-vui;.' EOTIOE uperior buildi location, plouns'a Stock Raising, Frur Farming, Househoid Science, Practical Prog. pecting, Civil Service, Junior and Senior Matriculation, Etc Agriculture, Dairying Gives full course By MAIL in â€"ONE OF THE , NT “hhm Or MEy WOMey From green to hae turned wit mees. No sooner i veeted their spar Baily, their laet q In getting green «utd bosee than t arbitrates the m green eshall be 1 put on instead. criumson, or â€" an whudes. 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