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T 4\ M 1i #r 1 A\ M M M #\ MA 1Â¥ Overâ€"anxiety About Health Causes Many Nervous Wrecks. HYPOCHONDRICAL NERVOUSNESS vect:ioned by remarks made tor about my condition. He 1 was critically illâ€"all use this got cn my mind and I ta abake it off. Even sligh of dwestion trouble, comm« I imagined were serious. Th upon me of watching the tioms cf my health and my @ abake it off. Even slight symptoms of dipestion trouble, common to us all, imagined were serious. The habit grew ipon me of watching the daily condiâ€" tioms cf my health, and my mind was so Intensely engaged in worrying over my healsia that I became a complete nervous crank _ a sensible friend got me to give u> thinking about myself, and urged me to use ‘Ferrozone‘ The good work of Forrczone was not apparent until the third week, when I did show real imâ€" provement. I gained in every wayâ€"my worrying entirely. 1 weigh eight pounds more than before, never felt so weli in my life." Mr. Ashton‘s case is no different from that of hundreds that can be rebuilt and THE KING CAN DO NO WRONG The Common Custom of Misapplying h never been ang We know cessful in re many genul v egetaDic CUINnpUnIME In almost every community you will find women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegâ€" etable Compound. Almost every woman youU meet has either been benefited by it, or knows some one who has. In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass., are files conâ€" taining over one million one hundred thousand letters from women seeking health, in which many openly state over their own signatures that they have regained their health by taking Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound. Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound has saved many women from surgical operations. Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound is made exâ€" clusively from roots and herbs, and is perfectly harmless.] The reason why it is so successful is because it contains ingredients which act directly upon the female organism, restoring it to healthy and normal activity. Thousands of unsolicited and genuine testimonials such as the following prove the efficiency of this simpie remedy. Relleriver, Que.â€"*"* Without Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Com‘)ound 1 would not be alive. For five months I had painful and irreogular periods and inflammation of the uterus. I sufâ€" fered like a martyr and thonfht often of death. I consulted two doctors who could do nothing for me, 1 went to a hospital, and the best doctors said I must submit to an operation, because 1 had a tumor. I went back home much discoura?ed. One of my cousins advised me to take your Compound, as 16 had cured her. 1 did so and soon commenced to feel better, and my ?pe- tite came back with the first bottle, Now I feel no g::: and am sured. Your scemedy is deserving of praise." â€" Mrs. EmmA Chatel, Valleyfleld, Belleriver, Quebec. Women who are suffering from those distressing ills peculiar to their sex should not lose snfiht of these facts or doubt the ability of Lz:? E. Pinkham‘s, Vegetable Compound to restore their health. This Familiar Phrase We k getabie COmpuot In almost every presenta lIVC my food. _ With richer e my nerves became pt better and gare up y. I weigh eight pounds re, never felt so weli in now of no other medicine which has been so sucâ€" in relieving the suffering of women, or secured so enuine testimonials, as has Lydia E. Pinkham‘s i)lc Compound. +/ ol c stt Llocd cmmamae uie speaker be furt f the ph more general ‘ instructed of 3 than the need | science in a K given in vousness And let us note that the art of ndâ€" | ME Mh e eR cud that w * y ( SSR l. | use daily will prevent and ward off that s on y paeg g began i birds. Frogs sit, and, | [ most subtle disease consumption. rLQ 45 s far as 1 w, every reptile, be it | Write for a Free Sample. im»â€" and ie t Â¥ alligator . Of ,"“{"w' 5 For Sale by all Droggists & Dealers, 50¢. & $1 s unable ivs its body on the ground WNen not | per bottle. motony t oo t t . (ive, inese HRUCA Dr. T. A. S UM 7 'q' i d t leg Contrast the flamâ€" | LIMITED ) us & s at cp A Inf iving on‘y two, and those Brgimeg 12. ving only two, and thor | [ TORONTO nawihsâ€"A ce w v ds s up one of them | it was _ and sleeps poised h wh on the other, like | ove ~ . on its slem. s | E HEY Note also that one to€ has been aitoâ€" ‘ B NETYOUS | mather discat ns ats SUDETIIOUNS a to give 4 € arded Dy DIFGS e superiiuo! â€"| vloon ‘b" the D ng fowl pas produced fifth | E eA The germ, must be there, for o j Altel| Ricnictie sn SIâ€"KEEN n t #} * [ y y * h p=>* « i M e oL [ yard 20 NAtUIAL gifd BAS NIOTG th | smm esmm mm mm seat in s al , s Except in swifts. which neve! ' r * ~â€"â€" ROYAL <. YEAST In England it is said that the lord chancellor is the “Iunrl of the king‘s conscience." If this had referred to his private and personal ethics there have been English monarchs who would have made his lordship‘s office no sinecure! But, of course, it only has to do with the sovereign‘s political duties and responsibilities. Happy the land in which the "king can do no wrong." and where there is a carefully instructed official to keep the royal conâ€" aclence in a sound condition of political The Art of | takes n. l in is turned backwards contrivance the act draws them all auto "The germ, or bud, must B® POUIT // toe under some influence of the poultry yard, but no natural gird has more thn four. Except in . swifts, which never perch, but cling to rocks and walls, one is turned backwards,and by a cunning nhbsames . Â¥he\ act of bending the I€@ draws them all automatically t So w hen closes its toes at every takes, as if it grasped somethir of course, when it settled down roost, they grasp that tight and fast till morning. But to birds not perch, this mechanism j% â€"put mo asunderâ€"i" not two, en sen‘ me honeymoon}"â€"Atlant Where They Are All Tried Out. Teacherâ€""What do you understand by the word ‘problem‘?" Pupilâ€""Any question that comes up in Chicago." f Ef you J MADE IN CANADA ydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable For fixve months I had painful amation of the uterus. I sufâ€" t often of death. I consulted & for me. I went to a h‘uspita], HIS Lt Standing Originated With th, I ain‘t got no eddication y it lak‘ de law say it, but u to onmarry meâ€"onjine me asunderâ€"make me one again, CID EXPLANATION Birds n‘ me â€" on my freedom Atlanta Constitution. sub,‘ said the colored fur my freedom paâ€" the art of standâ€" Frogs sit, and, ry reptile, be it tor or tortoise, round when not And these have mtrast the flamâ€" y two, and those s up one of them on the other, like Best Yeast in the World Soid and E. W. Gillett Co., Ltd. ‘Toronto, Ont. Used Every where ht and hold it birds that do im is only an them, like the toes entirely, egged runners, of one of the g only two.â€" August Strand th man what u want FRUIT GROWING IN NORFOLK 1 CoUNTY. (Canadian Farm.) l Owing to the bad weather I did not : visit as many orchards as I had intended, l but I managed to visit the orchards of Mr. J. Gilbertson, the pioneer orchardist of the Norfolk County Associationâ€"Mr. Olds, Messrs, Geo. uva.he. Schulyer, Mr. J. E. Johnson, the manager, Mr. J. Mcâ€" Malley, and others, and there I beheld great c.:ll::rc of Kings, Baldwins, Russets, Spys, man Sweets, and Snows, the Greenings being nearly all packed before my arrival. Nearly every tree in these orchards had ten or twelve long poles placed un der it as props, to enable it to bear its load without breaking down, and the up: per limbs of many of them were wired together for the same reason. The Olds orchard has the great record of baving earned $5 per tree net for it’ WEAK LUNGS RESTORED BY PSYCHINE. «* PSYCHINE " has restored thousands of people to buoyant health and strength whose condition had been regarded as hopeâ€" less, It is a tonic and fieshâ€"builder, conâ€" taining remarkable properties as a blood iher and germicide. It will strengthen E‘E&l the weak lungs, force out the phiegm, and drive away the cough, no mager of how long standing. "PSYCHINE * tones up the whole system and drives out disease, heals the decayed tizsu» and restores lost energy. . Its use daily will prevent and ward off that most subtle disease consumption. Write for a Free Sample. For Sale by all Druggists & Dealers, 50¢. & $1 of having eammed $o per MUPCD NCE 101 I owner during the last four years, an 3 9 uiss sw dayP 2g8 this year it will earu to 88 per tree. At Mr. Johnson‘s and Mr. Olds‘ 1 saw two healthy young péach orchards, and the former has, in addition, twenty acres of fine strawberries, nine acres of thrifty pear orchard and a very . flourishing youn%(orohud of sour cherries. At Mr. J. MeNally‘s J saw twelve acres of splendid edulifiowers, thirtyâ€"five acres of cucumbers, also pepers and pickling onions, al grown for the pickling factory. which has done a wonderful work during the last five years,. _ From seventeen members five years ago, it has grown to a membership of nearly 200. ’fi\is year the association will ship in the neighborâ€" hood of 20,000 barrels, bringing its memâ€" bers a net return of from $1.75 to $2.25 per barrel on the trees. This admirable showing is largely due to the exeellent business capacity disâ€" played by the manager, Mr. J. E. Johnâ€" son, assisted by a very capable board of directors. â€"The Norfolk County Fruit Growers Association is a coâ€"operative association The members of the associa starting to grow potatoes, and a to do so on a large scale in th growing only two or three yar cover the season, as Early Ohlo Irish Cobbler for medium, and for late. 5 The utmost care is taken by the assoâ€" ciation to ensure a good pack of apples, and five inspectors are kept conctantly travelling from orchard to orchard, keep ing the packers up to the mark. and seeâ€" ing that no imperfect fruit goes into the barrels. cow _ TESTING _ ASSOCIATIONSâ€" cows aAND CASH, Dominion Department of Agriculture, branch of the Dairy and Cold Storage Commissioner. _ The association has als with the canning factory tako all their culls at an e Is it not time that all dairy farmers in Canada came to thing seriously of what might easily be accomplished by a little, a very little, extra effort * Very few would pass by the opportunity of picking up five or six dollar bills if the conditions were not difficult. There is a huge sum of money waiting for ownâ€" ers of dairy cows. ME Sn mm e s 0 at Not only is present cash value asâ€" sured for the application of a little brain power, but solid ari permanent improvement of dairy conditions, a disâ€" tinct raising of the whole status of dairy farming, a measurable gain in contentâ€" ment and selfâ€"respect, a notable and enviable addition to our â€" reputation among the nations of the world as highâ€" class dairymen would quickly result. Unfortunately we have to go on record even in these days of widespread and easily available raidy knowledge â€" as owning lots of cows that produce only 2,800 or 2500 IThs. milk during their best six or seven months. Such cows are no credit to their owners, and such owners scarcely do credit to the digniâ€" fied title of dairymen. As Canadians we should jealously guard against such THE FARM | only very easily keut, LIMITED, TORONTO ory at Simeoe t an excellent price but are invaluable UM tion Are are likely e future. for early Dela war contract 1 in determining which cows are paying the best profit and which are just on the pension list. With this information at hand it will be but a natural step to let one or two go off to the butcher, thereby saving unprofitable labor, while the grain they would have consumed may be used in further development of those that are naturally fitted for turnâ€" ing it economically into milk and butter fat. Keep records, keep no drones, but keep only such cows as prove themâ€" selves by the records to be in the top class, producing plenty of milk from A reasonable amount of suitable feed. The The record of conversions Church during the last year, officlal and carefully comp fore the Congress of Missio ington, indicates the trement Church is making throughor CCC CCAE 7 The record of conversions to the Catholic | Church during the last year, &s revealed from official and carefully compiled figures beâ€" fore the Congress of Missionaries at Washâ€" ington, indicates the tremendous progress the Church is making throughout the country, The statisticians of the Apostolic .\llsnloni House place the number of cnoverts for 1908 at the great figure of 28,700, These (isure-1 were received from the report of chancery | offices, and while some few returus are mlu-‘ ing. still with these few exceptions that "'I gure, 28,100, represents the aggregate of adult | baptiems in all the dioceses of this country. | 1n 1906, in preparation for the congress of that year, there were tound to be 25,055 conâ€" verts. Two years later the pumber | bad grown to 28,109, or 3611 more. ln 1906 it wu‘ difficult to get exact figures, for in many chancery officers there was no note taken | of converts at all, In some dioceses they | were a negligible quantity. Since the conâ€" | gress of 1906 the idea had so grown that with | Ts EYE OLLC Svu ~axsimware" caculte hlVOl \"#For three weeks 1 actuaily had to be fed like one feeds a baby, because my hands and arms were so covered with ecrema that they had to be bound up all the time." & RDVEC TA very little difficulty accurate results AEYC been secured. Iu compiling the returns the impression has grown that quite a perceniage of conâ€" verte are never recorded, None of the CORâ€" verts who have been validly baptized as Proâ€" testants and therefore recelved â€" into the Church on simple profession of faith are inâ€" cluded in the list, and also a percentage of adults baptized on reception into the Church are not recorded for some reason Of another. Probably 10 per cent. would cover these cateâ€" gories. AeWiuch o TWE eLIN stmuwen xt "Hantied 8o says Miss V. MceSorley, 75 Gore Street, Sault Ste. Marie, and adds: ‘‘From finger tips to elbows the disâ€" ease spread, my finger nails came oft and my flesh was one raw mase, The itching and the pain were almost ex eruciat ng. â€" I had three months of this torture and at one time amputation was discussed. g gories. Adding this to the actual figure of record | it would run the aggregate to 31,580. 10wâ€" ever, to be conservative we shall accept 4s a stereotyped figure for convert making in the United States in one year 28,109, and we feil that we are well within the mark, ‘ Tho figures range from 1,491 in New York | to a vanishing quantity in some places. It is noteworthy that in the dioceses where apostâ€" | olate bands are established the numbers rise | above the average, as for example, New York, | 1.4@1 converts; Cleveland, 737, Mobile, 488. | In New England convert making la very | much below the mark. There were only 1122 ] converts in & population of over 2,000,000 | or one in 1,200, while the average tor the country at large is about one in 500. ‘The Southern Sates bave an enviable reâ€" cord of about 2,000 conyerts in a Catholic population of 1,000,000. Catholicity has made its way in these States in spite of strong: Protestantism and the opposition of rooted prejudice aud bitter antagonism. In these States an active and aggressive misslonary work has gone on for the last few decades of years. ,.* w t e Dogs, horses, cattle, mice, even fish have cancer. In Tunis and Abyssinia cancer is unknown. The success of teleg::ph poles of reâ€" inforced concrete has been demonstrated by experience, pas Sm WE ow ETERTTCITCY Zamâ€"Buk alone eaved my hands and arms. I persevered with it, and toâ€"day I am cured completely of every trace of the dreaded eczema. I ferâ€" vently hope sufferers may learn of the miracle ZPNu-Buk has worked in my case." u2 1 1 s Zamâ€"Buk is without equal for eczema, ringworm, vleers, abscesses, piles, eracked â€" hands, cold sores, chapped places, and al ekin injuries aud diseases. _ Druggists and stores at 50 cents a box, or post free from Zamâ€" Buk Co., Toronto, for price. CATHOLIC CONVERTS IN 1908, THE RIGHT WAY In all cases*of DlITEMPtl.'HNKEY!,‘INPLUENIA« COLDS, ETC. ef all horses, broodmares, colts, stailions, in on their tongues or in the feed put Spohn‘s Liquid on their TON@UES OF TR ETE TT LCC Afiham Tt Compound. Give the remedy *o all of them. It acts on the blood and glands. It routs the disease by expelling the disease germs. It wards off the trouble no matter how they are "exposed." Abâ€" solutely free from anything injur jous,. A child can safely take it. 50¢ and ‘l .00; ©5.50 and 811.00 the dozen. Gold by drugzists and harness dealers. Distributors : All Wholesale: Druggists sPOHN MEDICIAL CO., Chemists and Bacteriologlsts GOSHEN, IND., U. S. A. «sPOHN THEM*" ANTHRAX IN JOWA Record Shows That There Were 28,109 in U. S. Pliiasts ies 1 re was no note taken In some dioceses they antity. Sinee the conâ€" had so grown that with accurate results have F. W yertan Ben Shield‘s Mule. s wade| Old Henry, ‘Mr. Ben Shield‘s faithâ€" rooted | ful old black mule, died last Tuesâ€" :.IJ::;;I‘ day at the ago of 31 years. He was decades| a faithful mule all these years. Ben says that he v~uld squeal and kick n fish | sometimes, but he never hburt any rsainia | one. % a 4C N cckians . ;\re Yofi-in-l-Déngt r?l You May be Neglecting a Small Ailment and Thereby Inviting Serious Disease. That little maladies grow into serious diseases we all know. Upon the stomâ€" ach, liver, and kidneys rest mainly the work of maintaining health. Most of your . little sicknesses come from deâ€" rangement of these organs. Experience proves they are very frequently out of order, not badly perhaps, but even if only slightly out of order, it acts upon strength and regularity of the systeim. It won‘t pay you to neglect your health; at the first sign of headache or languor take Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills and note how bright you feel next morning. You‘ll have a grand appetite, enjoy your breakfast and feel full of energy to go to work upon.: Your food soon tastes so good 1 you eat more than ever before, and course your grow stronger, ruddier, v cious, just sparkling with energy good health. Soon your friends will notice the imâ€" provement, and by continuing to tone up your system with Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills will lay the sound foundation of permsnent good health. There is no medicine better for men, wourun or children, nothing for family use hall so beneficial as Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills of Mandrake and Butternut. _ To look \‘\'ell-kevvp well and feel well, use Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills: 25¢, per box, at all «dealers, or The Catarrhozone Co., Kirgsten, Ont David Rankin Farms 25,640 Acres of Land. There are other men in the world who own more land than Pavid Rankin, of Tarkio, Missouri, but they are not farmâ€" ers. They are men who have finer farms but they have brought the money to the farm. Every agcre in David Rankin‘e farm in Atchison county, Missouri, proâ€" duces. "I don‘t graze sheep, nor pasture cattle," he explained simply. "I farm." In the midst of the great â€" Missouriâ€" Tilinoisâ€"Towa corn belt are his farms. Cattle and corn are the products. Land on all sides sells at one hundred dolâ€" lars an acre and up. David Rankin has {25.640 acres of such land devoted to raising corn and feeding cattle. ! Although eightyâ€"four years old David Rankin is light of step, quick of moveâ€" ment and enjoys good health.. It is eviâ€" dent that his regular life and moderate living is the explanation. In all his work he is systematic, and runs has many macres on schedule plan. Farming Nig A FARMERâ€"PRINCE. Sixty years ago a poor Indian farmer y was married. After the ceremony as over he turned to the parson and ment and enjoys good health.. It is eviâ€" dent that his regular life and moderate living is the explanation. In all his work he is systematic, and runs has many acres on schedule plan. Farming to him is a business, and not merely a way of eking out an existence From "David Rinkinâ€"Plain Farmer," in Techâ€" nical World Magazine for December, ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO "Well, how « "There‘s one exceedingly ; t until the midd NOT FOR MONEY SAYS MBR. QUIRK They Cured His Lumbago of Twenty Years Standing, and Made Him Feel Twenty Years Younger. Fortune Harbor, Nfld., Nov. 20.â€"(Speâ€" cial) â€"Sixty years of age but hale and hearty and with all the vigor of a young man, Mr. Richard Quirk, well known and highly respected here, gives all the credit for his good health to Dodd‘s hidney Would He be Without Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. Pills "I suffered for over twenty years from Lumbago and â€" Kidney Disease," Mr. Quirk says, "and aiter consulting doeâ€" tors and taking their medicines, made ug\ my mind 1 was incurable. 1 was unâ€" mble to work when I was persuaded to buy a box of Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. To my great and happy surprise I had not iaken half a box when I experienced great relief. Seven boxes cured . me. That was in 1900 and I am still cured. 1 would not be without Dodd‘s Kidney Pills for any money. 1 am twcnt{ years younger than before 1 took them." ol Dodd‘s Kidney Pills cure the Kidneys. Healthy Kidneys strain all the impuriâ€" ties out of the blood. That‘s why they cure Rheuamtism, Sciatica and . other diseases caused by the presence of urie acid in the blood. CITZ, Old Henry was an arden Presbyterâ€" ian, having attended church _ with his master about a thousand timesâ€" From the Moore ~ounty News. HEARD IX THE FOYER e thing the star lid ng about it T liked tar didn‘t come on f the third act." nee of a six thouâ€" The _ undulating pe of a hill and made me think of | u lik the play poik 1 4 vivaâ€" and that ictessdiints 4o ra He was l mness, as it ever wasâ€"save for the fact ars. Ben ; that, through lack of proper use and and kick 1 treatment, chemical substances of a poiâ€" hurt any | onous nature have accumulated in it. Tt T l is these substances that render the land . | unproductive. E?'bf'.tfil;.l The discovery of these "soil toxins," $»9 Treasures One Yielded in Town. The followiug details concerning structure avd cortents of a stork‘ investigated on the summit of the thedral of Colmar iu Upper Alsace be of interest : $ The city architect has just delivered a public lecture there on "Storks and Their Ways." He described _ a stork‘s nest which was about 30 years old; it measured 6 feet across and was 5 feet in height; it weighed sixteen hundredâ€" weight, or over threeâ€"quarters of a ton, and it was such a solid mass that it had to be broken up by using a pickax. The nest was made of twigs of wood and clay and the materials filled twentyâ€"Jour sacks. * The walls of the nest were found *o contain seventeen ladies‘ black stockâ€" ings, five fur caps, the sleeve . of a white silk blouse, three old _ shoes, a large piece of leather and four buttoas that had belonged to a railway porter‘s uniform.â€"Berlin â€" correspondence _ Lonâ€" don Glcbe A popular superstition amoug riverâ€" men is that when a new moon comes 0n Friday, which will be the case toâ€"morâ€" row, it generally brings sufficient rain to make a barge stage by the following Sunday. Because the weather forcaster has predicted rain for the next few days, with a low pressure area all over the West and South, rivermen are hopeful that their superstition will be verified. â€"From the Pittsburg Post. WwWOMEN WHOG SUFFER.:! Dr. Wiltiams‘ Pink Pills Give Reâ€" gularity and Good Health. t4 H prompt and permanent re man who is bloodless, weak. Mrs. R. Fisher, C B., says: "Some time a was in a very anaemic c result of an internal hem bÂ¥ an accident. Though it ol ue en man who is bloodless, and | there weak. Mrs. R. Fisher, Coates Mills B., says: "Nome time ago ioy sYÂ¥$ was in a very anaemic condition a» result of an internal hemorrhage ca by an accident. Though 1 had the vices of a skilled doctor for a thit did not recover my strength, ard gt ally 1 grew so weak that 1 could no any houseâ€"work. As 1 seemed 10 ; steadily weaker I became mucih dist aged, for previous to my accident i always been a hbealthy woman. A this time 1 received a pamphlet t« me of the sirengthening powets of D. Williams‘ Pink Pills, 1 procured a box at once and began using them, when they were gone 1 got three boxes mor», and by the time 1 had usea these 1 found myself somewhat stronger and iny appetite much better, Before 1 began the Pills 1 could searcely walk _ up stairs, and could do no work at all. Now after taking three boxes 1 was able to walk out in the open air, 1 kept on with the Pills, and after using six boxes was delighted to find that 1 could again atâ€" tend to my household affairs. _ I took two more "boxes of the Pills, and 1 felt that I was as well as ever 1 had been. and equal to any kind of exertion. 1 have since recommended Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills to friends with beneficial re sults." _ Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills â€" are . sold by all medicine dealers or will be sen! by mail at 5 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by The Dr. Williams‘ Medicine (‘o.. Brockville, Ont. A Subject in Which Every Farmers Should Take an Interest. and trhiei materials filled twentyâ€"four Ohio Rivermen‘s Superstition What makes the land tired? Farmer Jones is worried. His fields are not nearly so productive as . they used to be. His corn does not yield so many bushels to the acre, and even the potatoes show lessened crops. â€"This sort of thing tells on the bank . account. Farmer Jones judges, from all he can learn, that the soil is becoming exhaustedâ€"in other words, that so much of the plant food it originally containâ€" ed has been tazen out of it by oftâ€"reâ€" peated cropping that is in a imeasure used up. To reâ€"«upply it with plaut food, he buys and contributes to the _ land quantities of expensive fertilizers, They fail to produce the hopedâ€"for result, and then the unhappy farmer comes to the melancholy conclusion that his acres are "worn O;I(J:{hagln fltov;a.,v, rendered inâ€" capable for the future of yielding proâ€" fitable returns. & Such ‘""worn out"‘ lands comprise . a@ large part of the State of Virginia. They cover extensive areas in New Engâ€" land and elsewhere in the east. So hopeâ€" less are they considered for agriculture that they can often be purchased for a mere song. Abandoned farms â€"forsakâ€" en merely because they are no longer productiveâ€"may be found scattered all over those sections of the country Aud yet there is nothing really . the matter with these farmsâ€"at all events nothing that ought to be very difficult to remedy. Their soil is just as good, and capable of as abundant a fruitfulâ€" His Word for It. | _ Newlyâ€"elected Congressmanâ€"*Well, I } don‘t care if folks do accuse me of hayâ€" | ing a big head." 6. " "IR . CC un . ce nc ie ie es k en A STORK‘S NEST as they are called, represents one of . the newest and most important additions to scientific knowledge in relation to agâ€" riculture. It has"already gone far enâ€" ough to enable the experts of the govâ€" etament Bureau of Soils to point to cerâ€" tain definite chemical compounds, reâ€" presented by actual samples contained in little bottles, as the toxins in quesâ€" tion. These substancesâ€" not all of which have been isolated as yet, howeverâ€"are known positively and beyond t{uution to be the poisons that cause "#oi fatigue." â€"From "When the Soil Gets Tired," in December Technical World Magazine. â€" Mrs. Wintersâ€""No, I wouldn‘t _ let that worry you, Mr. Muffins. You see there may be nothing in it." ; m;\":'i;:k;;«f 'é;fi?nkkmnn (with fin ality)â€"There‘ isn‘t !"‘â€"The Circle. LAND "TIRE." Pills are soid ps or will be sent . box or six boxes Williams‘ Medicine .___ | . You can paintessly remore any corn, elt.er an Alsatian | nard, soft or bieeding, u\- applying â€"Putnan * cCorn Extractor, 3t never burns, leg ves no sear contains no acids ; is harmless because composed cerning â€" the , only of healing gums and baims. | Fifty years in & \ use,. Oure guraranteed. Solo oy all drugg.sis stork‘s nst | me, bottles. Refuse substitutes. y ‘aâ€" | » '\lf h« (« | PUTNAM‘S_ PAINLESS sace °. _ CORN EXTRACTOR xes 1001}%, i these 1 x and iny 1 began NOA L Whe thin altor he w un int to €A\ to uJ CORN S CURE?T is The â€" announcement | by Dr. Belcher, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Rochester Dental Association, of a prospective new dental dispensary | in conmection with School 14, offers hop» ful indication of the progress of pus spirit in the professoin he,represents. The importance of dem.r.u'y is not y«3 adequately appreciated. . Dactors know but most laymen are unaware, (hs: many of the ills to which flesh is bei 1| GOLD LAID WATCH AND TEA SET _ owe their beginuing clean teeth. | sbtenten eB es ob t ds t â€"2 ! side«. The produce on the north side is little inferior to that on the south. A 1 photograph shows beavily fruited pea: trees on hboth sides of the wall. The ! wall, 60 feet long and 6%, feet high, had | 15 pear trees planted on each side, ln | 1907, 134 pears, weighing 91 pounds, were ‘pnlhfl‘vd on the south side of the wall, i and 109, weighing 77 pounds, on the | north side. The variety grown was the l Dovenne 1‘Hiver. Glass Walls for Fruit Trees. An interesting experiment in frwt growing has been recently earried out by the Count de Choiseul, and described in Cosmos. When a south wall is used for fruit trees the north side of the wall is practically wasted as far as fruit is conâ€" cerned. Count de Choiseul has used a plass wall, and grown fruit trees on both Tree Coke, of Holkham, so we leatn iroul \ir. W. H. R. Ourtier‘s short "History of English Agriculture," began his greet agricultural work about 1776 on an &# tate where, as old M) TO\VIM s@1¢, ‘all you will see will be one blade of yruss, and two rabbite fighting | for that"; in fact, it was little better than a rabbit warren. MHe tranaformed the bleak, bare countryside by planting ’m acres of trees every year until he 3,000 acres well covered, and in 1832 hed robably the unique eficdenot of emâ€" Yr.\rking in a -Iu& w was built of oak grown from the acorns he had bhim welf nlanted. Between 1776 ‘“_l“’l(fll‘ oak grown from TN® €6° self planted. Between 1776 date of his death) he is t £530,00; improy spent £530,002 on imprOÂ¥ Js walking from Montreal to Vancouver, 2806 miles, on (_‘utnl»w Rubber Heels, Left Montreal 1 o‘cl ock, October 23rd, passed Sudbury, Ont., 430 miles, Novem:â€" ber 16th. \When will he reach Vancou> ver? 133 prizes offered nearest guessers. Contest is free. Write guess on postal card and receive prize list. Address Wal pole Rubber Co., Ltd., Department A, Montreal. Froe! * sc thel Bungs 1! I wed of #9V TTD T GCnadiataly mr name and address immediately and we w‘" send you, t:l\'pbu. the Pille and luz t:n w .. _â€"b «~a to give away to purchasers of he pills. u. â€"~ wot ask any money before the pille are sold anu" * take back what you cu?ut sell Or Â¥ Address s ©220 The Dr. Maturin Meai«:~~ Ne. (Philadelphia Record.) Mre®. \\'ifw.uâ€"}ly husband told me a barefaced lie last night. _ Lig c te â€" eecciis ud CARINXG POR THE TEFETH (Rochester Times.) Miss Ca * the lie# n“lmd whiskers on them. CLICK! OLuckK! Subbubsâ€"It‘s simply great to wake u»p in the morning and hear the leaves w hispering outside your window. Cityranâ€"It‘s all right to hear the leaves whisper, but I never could stand hearing the grass mown. From the London C. A. KING, GLOBE TROTTER It is not every man‘s lot to gain Uhe ort of Corinth.â€"Horace. 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