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ii Easy to Make This

Pine Cough Remedy

t --- , e 'lfhounnde ui fumlllel swear Irylito prompt rt-mln. lnupnelve, and :inn about I2.

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You kno-.\‘ ilntl. pint- is tiscd in nearly

itll tiri-I-t-|'i|itioiis nlitl Ieiiietlit-s for coughs. The rt-.ison is that pint- t~ontaIn.~i ee\‘€ral pet-liliui' I-It-iiu-tits that Iiiive it. iemarkahlt- I-tl't-ct. in ittiotliing und heal- ing tht- iut.»tiil>riItit-it of the t_lir0iIi. and I-heat. Pine is iiiiiiotts for this tittrposc.

Pine t-niiuli .fyritps nrt- \-oiiII»iInitioii-.

of pine und svi-up. The "It_\‘riiti"` part is usually plain giiiniiliitetl su-.tar _SYND- xothiiu- bt-tier. I»nt whv bin' Il? l-,oti--tin eneiiy make it _\'oni'seIi in Bra minutes.

To make thc heat -pine cough remedy'

that money i-nn tiny, put 21-1 ounces of ,Pint-x t.`i0 ct-ntt wortlii in ii Ili-ov.. bot- tle. and iill nn with Iiomt--nnitie sugar .I\‘Iun. This ;rive,~ you Ili ounces-inore than you t-tin hiiv ready-iintdo for $2.50, ll. it pure. guoil und \'1'i'_V I‘l"‘"5i'"f/- `,liiidrt-n tnkt- it I-a,-get-ly. , '

Yon I-nn fi-el thin take hold of neougli

:Ir I-tilii ill .i \\';I\' that int-tins bit'-int-ss. 'I he I-Int-_-Ii in:i_\' he Ili-v. liourse and Light. .Ir inttv~|ne pi-r.<i.~teiit.ly loose from the orintltinn of ville;-tn. T-lie cntise is the . ,tint--iiiilniiii-tl iiit~tnl»r;iiiesI-anti this I’inI~x :ind ~\Inp i-tniilliiintion will .stop :-n~'niI|i\' in 24 honr~ or less. Splen- I.III_ too. for Iirtnicliial ttstlirnii, hoarse- iici~s_ or tiny oi'tiitini;\' tliroiit. a.ilment.*-

l’iiit-.y in Ii higiilv t-oncentratc-tl com-

pound tit' _\`nr\vtIv pine extract. fatiioits int: world ow- for its proiient ri-sttits.

lit-were of ,tubstittitt-s. Ask votir drti,f_'-

ui.-il. l`tii "2'-_- oiiiit-cs of Pint-X” with dirt-I~titnis .-Intl iltiii`t at-I-etit Itnytliing I-l»t-. 4»Iinr.Ititt-I-II to -_-ire tili.~t\iute etitisfat-tiiin III’ ininii-v |-riIin|»Ii\' irlttiitlt-ti. '1`lit' l.’iiIi-‘. (t»., 'i`oiti|IItt. tliil. -

EATING TOO MUCH

YI»n‘r~- tligitiiig your grtivt- :vitli

II»iIr II-I-Ili. _\'otI'r~- I-tiling your w.iy to \I.Iir tliioin; tht-ii .-titiit-olie will ctiini- nlih n wi-I-:iIlt, :Intl l`;I.stt-it it onto -our tninli Yotir .-tiiiot-lin is wt-nry .IIIII IIIII-I~, liiiin. long hits it _\'t-tiriii-.Ii :Iii :I rI~~r; :intl -ttill you ki-t-p throw- ini; in Inin-I-, thi- wliirli you would II:Ivt- it tIii;t~:~t. tlosltiwtiti yourt-titlii-.:, I lit-:-_ 'li-~ iti-.nt~_\- _von hltIw in for pit-1~= I-.iliilil liII_\‘ :~iiiit- pour t'rip|iit-, it II-5,1, or ‘lt liiiu -.~.|ili \-iIrt~tnl:+ i-ys. Oli. list 'I nI_-»- pntit-III II;it‘zI|igtiI-5, tioii't tnrti rinn Inv II--i~- iii tlisgtist; ytiii’rt- till.: -iiiy -.iIiti‘ ui':if»'-- \-.'iIli ytilll' l`iiiI;.;.- --.lIi.-~ tnIlIitni~ nrt- t~r:IviIi;; :I t-rust. \.ll l'.nrt»|»I- i~ ItI1Iii:i1\'. tht-_v stty; thi Itiun--ii -:Intl I-liiltirt-Ii Ittrt- It-un; Ili- II»-IIIII-,.. Ilit- strit-kt-ii :uid grtiy. t't|ii'. 'iii-l iii Ilit- i:Ii.lt-l` Ii lit-IIII. .»\lItl _vm .Ir-~ III-vI»tII'iiii¢ tht- rIt.-ks. t-oiistiiiiitit -II~- I|IIni:liiItIt~ :Intl pit-5; _\'o\i‘re tile I-int: ,\t>IIr ;,:rtIrt- with your Itislts. :Il` -II»;il' In I.liI- iiniIl;r_\' I`tilk’.,< t-ries. S:'t_\'.= IItIt»vt'i'. "Yt»iI'rt~ lit-lpinl-2 its win. b_\ Itttting tint ,sitgur atntl fails, by diet ini; till you nrt- thin. t't°-tlut-ltig tht l.irII on _\'tIur .~'l:tt~'." Staind up fo tht- .-\|lit-,~', wlitist- llzius tire borne ii .I IIIn~~t- tli:tt'.- sublitiit-I \'oti`rt~ dig -iii,-, your eraivt- with your stitigs I\lit-ri I-:Itiiig Ion intit~h is it rriint-.»~ \\':ilt .\|:t-oil,

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Hopes Women Will

Adopt This Habit

As Well As Men

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Glass of hot water each morn- ing helps us look and feel clean, sweet, fresh.

ll--III-_\'_ brit.-lit. iilert-vigoro\i< tini-

\'i\-tit-itiiis--:I |.;oiti r-lent' skin; it nat ninl. I-ti.-._» I-iniiplevtioii :intl fi-eetlom li--lin illii--_-»= tire n.~.-iiied only by --l--tin. lit-;iltli,\ hlootl. it' only ever_\ -.-_-tliiitiii and likt-.\\'Ie-;e every man rrotlit it-iliv.t- tht- it-oiitlers of the morning in~lIlt~ linili, wlint it gI':iIil'_\-itig t-hangs -_-_-Iniltl tnlti- phi--1-.

In <1--titl tit' tht- thoiistiiidn of sickly

:Iiiut-tiiit-»lIinltitil1 tiien. women nni ,-til.. with t>.i--ty tn tntItItl_v eoniplr~x I-Inf: in,-It-:Itl of tht- Iiittltittitler. o' "n»~i\-I- wi-I-I-l<.-_" "I'utit|owiis," “limit- \I:- " .-iiiii pt-~'.\iiili.<t!~' wt- szhollld see 1 riI'||I-,I,|»iiitii<Iit- tlrroiig of ro.=y-t-Iieek III II--tltilw I-vt-i~_v\vlit-re.

\iI `n-1itit- litith is limi by tirinliinl'

I-:itrli in-linitiit Iit-l`t»rt- l»i't-tIl<l`;i_-.i, 1 .--l:I~_.. IIi` I-I-nl hot waiter with ai ten ;»III.nl`nl of |l|IIt~.~toiiI- plioopliatt- in I I-I n-:I It frtitii Ilit- :<toniiIt~ii. livt-i, kitl nt :IIIII Ii-II _vtII'ti.~i ot litiwels the pre vitilr- tln_\~' intligeslilile wiiste, notii It-riiit-titntitni-- :ind poi.=on.\'. thu! I-It--In-iiiif. .wt-t-ttmitig :tml ire-tlienini tht- t-iIlir-- .IliIitetilnI‘_\' t-until lit-'fort' I-'l"5l't' Hiott- fontl into tho stmnnt-Ii

'intl-I- r-,Ibjt-I-t to .~i- It lit”-titlut-he, liii

i<In;nt---_ viii.,-ty brt-titli. riientntitisni It»ltl-- IIIIII tinrtit-iil.'Irly tliose who have :I yi-ilnl. -:Ili--iw rotilplexioii tiiitl wht* nn. I-IIil.lipaItt-tl very n|'lpn_ npr, In-gi-Il to nlittiin ii ntizirtt-r ponntl n‘ hint- --Inv pliti.<pliiiie tit the drug stori- nhi-li will I-ont btit ,I trifle' Init i nlll-i--III to ilttiiotistrtite the quit-k Intl i'i~in:irit:IlilI- chtitigt-. in both lit-nllli ;»IItI :i|»|it~I|I':iitt-I- :I\vIiilI`rlI.‘: thti:~'t~ wliti |ir:it-Iitt~ init-rIi:Il .-ziiiitntitiii,

PIPES LEAKING?

If so, you

Had better

Let me attend

'l`o the job

Right# Nothing gained By delay

Fred H. Trainer 80 Grafton Street

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i The Western Guardian

-FRESH FROZEN CAPELIN rt-t-- uinniended for fox food tirtlei tIie` tiuuntity you want at ont-e. Per Ib., It-. R. 'I`. Iloiniun, Limited. Siiiiitnt-r»l

Z.‘I.‘<Il~l-lti,\'i'_‘ii-iIi.‘

-FUR MUFFS.-A siiinll- It-.iiiiiti-I-f

In fur tntirfs and stoies cient-iiig nil bargain rice.=.. Sin`t~lnii' til- Stewitrll

Liniltetl. ` 219-i~l-l6.\1‘2il-Ili. :

-MINK MUFFS.--4 only nnturiili

mink mttffs. regular $35.00. on stile at s-_-5.00, i only mink worth .\§:»o.oo, III' cient' :Ii $35.00. Sinclair & Stewart. Liiiiited 2194-l~lti.\l2il7.li.

-FRESH FROZEN FAT HER-i

RING, excellent for fox food. Iio:>lt| your order at once for your retiuiit-~ ment-. Pt-r Ili. !‘.\.I’_.i~_ IlolIiinii',s Suni- tiiersitle ‘ 2l9fi~I-1ti.\I2ii-Ili.

-SERBIAN LECTURE. with i-o.=-

tutne dtint-es anti t-Tioritses by trtiint-tl boys; Austin Trztinor In .~'olo,-: \\'aIl- lace Scantlebuiy of \'. .\l. 1'. _-\. In club .=.-winging. lllgh ‘St-Iiool, Sttniiiit-i~ sidt-. i-`rIII-ay. .l:in. 18th. ‘_'I='Itl-l-I4.\I:'»i.

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-SPECIAL SERIES.-On Stintiuy

evening Rey. .\[r. Rice., i’iIi~itor of `tlit- Motliodist It`hIii'c-h. Stiiiiiiieisttit-_ Drt\iIt~heIl the lirst sernioii ol' the .~»'-i'- ies on "'l`he I’rodigall Son." tht- sub je-PI' being “The l’i'otligaI Going .\\\'- ay Froin Home." Next Suiitlnl' “Wil- lng lie wil spezik on "Life in :I l`tir t‘o\intry." I '

-SCHOOL CLOSING.-’l`liv .-i~iiii-

annuul examination oi` Ilutnilton etrhtitil was ht-ltl on I-`rltlziy :Il`tt-t‘iit>oii.| lit-0. ‘_'l.-t. 'l`hI- st-hooi whit-It wits' }ir_t-t- Illy ret-oruteti for the ot-I-iisioii witlif evergrt-t-ns und tinge, wats tilletl to o\'t-t'-iio\\'iiij.:; tht-re ht-in-.1 ti\'t‘I‘ l`-"‘lf- Puri-iiI'~‘ uiiil vi.<it-»i'.- |i~»--.I-:II. ‘2.- t-ltiltlii-ti wt-rl-. I-xzitziint-tl in Ii|.~ -nr'I ring _utntllt--I by tltt-tr t~;It-lIt~I' l.IitIi "f\’.:it~(Irt-|;tn-, Iii-r. .l. .\iut~t'lii.\.»ii niiil- .\'ii'.»t. John Sitiinsoii, fnrmi-.rl_\' :I st-litiol‘

if‘1lt,'l\l’l`, illlfi l!\'t‘X`}' ilnSl¢\'(‘l' \\'ilS il prooi' Ili' pziilistultititg t-ltort on the

mitch prtiist- not only i'or tht- iiisIrttt= tion of Iiit- pttpils, bn: :ivan for thi- grt-:ii ironlilt- tiilten in iinikin-_-, Ilii- extiiiiiiiaitioii the stir:-ess whit-It it wus. ’I‘iit- prtitrriiiii til' t-Iiorusit-s. .stnltts utitl i-I-t-ltiitiotis was ext-i-lit-til; tht- iiittsit-:II iIiiiiibei's heiin; lit-.l|it-.tl -i.'t hy.” the pri-st~iit~t~ oI` Mr. I.t-.ti (iivt-nl; tIr~i gun. wliit-It wits very niiit-Ii titipiw-t-itIt~( nd. 'l`ht- Viirlatnins tree wzts next ritl, of its git't:-_ ot' ctiiidy. t'or both pnrt-Iit.-, und pupils. Prizes for uttt-iitltiiii-I- :iiid‘ profit-ieiitry were given to .-\i'ilIur until Allison Owen. Goldie Wootisitlt- :IiiIl| lit-len Iitiiii.=::i_v. An arltlre.=.-. wus I-:-utl= to tht- teueliei-. by Ella Runisuy. tintl

Jenn Simpson. on belitilt' ol' I‘it~ put pils. iireseiited her with zi ieutlior port- t'olio, fitted with writing iiiattt-i'i;il,~'.; The if-ut~liei', though taken li_\' snr , prise, replied in tilting tt-rni.-_ Sli--I expi~esseti~'hei'-wish to do all -in Inw- power for the pupils. and ual-',I-I lor] the cti-opei‘ati0n ol' the ptirt:-.iii-; si--.~ eral sheet-lies were givtn h_\- tIi»,<:»- pi-est-iil. till highly rniiipiinit-tit;I--I' II.`l the st-liool \\~orIt, the t-iitliiisitisrii tilt the t-hiltlren und best or :ill Ilit- nn-I mistziltt-tible liontl oi` t't'lt-ntlsiitn 'it-

sitiaiiig the .\'tt|ioIinl _»\iitlit-in

-IT PAYS to buy In this province. -TWO CENTS PER WORD [ACI-I

-- insertion tor advertising ln thll col-

pnri of tht- tt-ut-lit-i', who rt-t-t-i\‘t-tl'

.\linimum charge twenty-tive cents.

_-ri-is Monume oAn.v cum-l

DIAN can be obtained at Lat!erty'sI

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than expressive of my own experl- I H ` A H ` A '.

I ence at the time It was written. and

.Bl-JNNINGTON. Vt.. .ltIIi.-ll.I.-- Ait-

ii2‘“i..i`.?.i ¥I‘i£‘.?I§l'.ii`.§“I.l”.§‘.i ‘.f.‘I‘Il.‘.'i.“.I’.f‘.. chlldren Cry for FleI:chor'8

it,-_ It was not until long years alt-I . \ "*`\.‘w g X “Z W I l M _ , ,V

I have aonietirnesq by' hundreds o voices in chorus, I find It difficult to

I er. when,,,the shadow fell over niy “ '~r»»"»

I . way-the shadow oi a great loss- `-

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-min. Cash must accompany order-I --~ that I iiuderstooei something or the

L-oiii_I'ortitig power ii the worda wlilcli /,` - ,

MR w K M GOUGAN I 0 lpllltiltll' 0f "| NCSU "IOC EV8I‘y I :ad been permitted to give out to' ‘

- . I . c I ulr~; rv f ot ers ii my hours ot' sweet secur-

dian representative in Suinmersido. . "N" to Age of ity and peace. . _ .

- YGGYS. “Now when I hear them sung,” its ' -

Tonsorlal Parlors. Summeraido. ,

-MINK NECK PIECES, regultiri

$15.00 I-letiiiiig at $10.00 each. Sin- clair It Stewart. Limited.

2194-l~l6M2lElI.

--ABRAM’S VILAGE.-.\‘iessrs. (`_\'-

I-n.~. Gallant and Joseph A. Arsenault woiliiiien ut Carleton Point visited their homes i‘t-ttently.-Mr. Joseph li. Gtillaint weiit to Charlottetown Thtirs-

Ilii_\- tiiorniiig. returiiing to SuninIer~I side. thc stiine evening and' to his home I-`i`ltiay.».\Ieasra Alphonse Gal- lant foriiterly oi' Abrnni's Village and Stziiiielatis Wedge formerly ot` lit hainville. both now of Alberta are now vieltiiig their restpet-ted homes lifter tin absent-e of six years. Both Iiuve pl‘0spei‘etl. well in their new iioiiit-, being eiigngetl partly in the' ttitiching profession, and also furni- ing. Mr. Gttlltuit is ti son of Prosper I., Giilluiit and Mr. \\'edge is II soil' of ,-\iitIi'e\\' \\'etigc of St. (Iilbei'ts_ and intends to take. his wife and fniriily on his rt,-ttlrii out West. Mr. Gallant \vii.- nitirrietl siitm- going out there.- .\It'. Iiosepli A. (Ilitlluiit. Abram's Vil- Inge. rettiiiietl 'l`liiti~.~1Il:iy from ti trip to Sltetliiit- wlivrt-. lie hntl spent u few

tItIy,~i visit.--Rev. I-`uther Theotlorei

Gtillnnt, ofilciiitctl nt Maas -Sunday. uuii nlso preuct-itil tht- sermon.-M.

W ESTERH PERSONALS

.\|i'. \\'In. Kel-t`t'. Alli€~.rtoi|. luis

i't,-Itii'tit~.tl to I\loiili'I~al.-l.. ‘

--.vli's, ll. S, Millt-t' of Alhcrton in

sptiittling ii ft-w tluysi with her dangli- It-r .\|r.~=_ lf. lloiviit-s.~i, Suiniiiersidt-.-I.

I .\Iis.- l’:itrit-in l)\il`l'oy, Kinkorn. is

visiting in t‘olIegt~, l.:intI tht- gtiest ol' ,-\. I-T, :intl .\Ir.~i. Kelly.

- .\lr. \\'ili`ritl Sitiipson of St:Iiilt~_v

Iiritigt- sp--tit Stitiirtltiy Iii Suiiiiiit-r- sltit-. I..

»-.\ir. liiiiiiiiet 'l‘riiInor, SIian_irot~It,,

apt-nt thi- vit-ok~enti. pleanntitly, with

t`i~it-iitla in lliintt-r River :ind vicinity.)

.\lr. and Mrs. I’. ll. Huglies hits!

1-I-ini-Iit-tl to Slitimrock after 1-ipendiiig; the wt-ek with frientis in Albany anti? i-`i-i'ti\\'tItitl. I

.\lr l.oi-ne .\It-l.e|lan. Accouiittiiili

in tht- ltoriil lltiiik ot' t‘:tntid:i. Syt`:.ie_\'.l .<|>t-iii tht- past three 'weeks nl his; litnnt- iii Sttiiimersitle.-I.. 3

_ - .\Ii~ Zedrii- llnnter has returnedl to 'l`rt-nton. N. to again luke up- IiI.~i_ \-xoilt In the ammunition l'ut‘toi~_\-.l :Iitt-r .»|it~iidiil;: his holidays :II hi.-` Iitiiiit~ iii .\lIiI-rtoll.--i..

:‘\\'lit-n lloliowtiy`.»- t‘nrii (`\it‘t> t~i|

twet-ii It-:Ii-lit-r und pupils. 'l`li- -\- :ipplit-tl to at i't>rn or wnrt it kills tho, atniiitilioii with brtittglit In II t-I-rt- II_\" I-mi.. nntl the. <-tI.ilo.=it_\' t'otiie.»- ottt

witlioitt injury to I`:it- llesli.

nie -Sherwood Hawks, the lui-it ol' a trio ot' American women writers who;-ie pens have left ii lasting ie- tzord upon the hymnology of the t-ivil~ ized world, died to-day. aged S2 years. at the home ot’ her daughter. Mrs. W. E. Putman, where__she had lived for more than a quarter of a century.

Mi-s`. Hawks. whose most famous

hymn. “I Need Thee Every Hour," is said to have been It-tinslateti' into more different languages than iIn_\' produt-tion of its kind. wus born at Hoosick,i\'. Y.. May 28, 1835, the daughter ot` Iiionel Sherwood tintl Caroline Bratt. llc-|~ ancestiy was Dutch on her inotherks side tintl Fing- llsh on the paternal.

Early in life she hail tifiiliatetl

with the Baptist (‘hnrt-li and soon afl~ er making her hottie in Brooklyn shr was Induced hy liter pastor, the late Rev. Robert Lowrey. I). ll.. ai wtitei of hymns and utitlior of "Shall We Gather aL_the Rivet-"'.’ to turn Iier ut tention to these it-ligious prtit.‘.tt~tIcii.i.

She prevlotisly had written hunter-

otis ver.=iei~i which hntl been ptv,I>IIsli~ ed in newapatiers und other pe-:.idic als. Among other Iiyiiins ,-lie wrote “The t"t-oss for Jesus." “.\ll Thine,” “Good Night" and "\\-'li;.' \\'t-epest Thou?" Dr. Lowrey coiiiposetl the music for all of her hymns. “I Neetl 'l‘het- Eveiy Hour" was written in 1872 :intl was sung first at ti Stiiidn_\ St-hool convention in (‘iiit-iiinnti. The tleeply religious nature of the nuth- or is best iliuntrntetl by her own storyof the creation of het- niost \'tiIn- ous hymn: “

“\’\'iienever my attetition is enlit-tl

to It. I :ini const-ioitt-i of great antis- faction in the thought that I was pei-- niittetl to write tht- hymn. " I .\'ot-tl ’I`lit=.e. Every ilouI'." and that it wut waited otit to the worltl on the wing: ol' love :intl joy, riitiier thiiii itndt-i the. .stress oI` ti great persoiial sorr- ow, with whit-h it so ot'tt~Ii htiei bt-tin iissorizitotl in the militia ol` those wht; sing it, I reiiiciiilit-i' welltlie morning litany years ago, when in the iiiitix-it o" the tlnily cares o|` iii_v hoiiit-, then in :I tlistniit city. I wrt:-i so t'IlIeti with tht- seiise of iieainess to the Muster thnt. wondering Iiow one could live with- out liitii, either in joy or pain, tliese. words. “ I need Thee every ht-nr." t`la.=Ihed into my iniiitl, the thought ti: otict- tnking lull possessioti ot' nit-_

WRITTEN IN

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“Seating myself hy the open witt-

tlow in the balmy air oi' the bright June day, I caught my' pencil :intl the words soon were coiiiinltted to pup- er almost as they are being stun.: now. It was only by Iieeidenl. tis it wouit' seein. that they were .set to iiitisit' : few months later anti' sung. t'or thi flist time, at ii- Sunday School roi: vention held iii one ot' tile iavge' \\`e.~=t ern cities. I~`ro_i_ii tht-re' they wc-rI taken further '\\'e,~:t und sung Ii_ thoitsuitds ot` voices before the t-t-Ii- rutiie haul: to ine. tlirilliiig in_v hetii witii s\iI'pri.-e and glittiiiess. I-‘or iiiy selt' the liymii was proplietit- rzillit-

BRIEF TIME,

reallze that they were ever, con sclously. niy own' thought or penned by my own hand. Copies ot t-he hymn have been sont to me in a number of different lang\iages,.b\it the 'one I prize most highly is that printed in the queer and untrbnslatable enar- acters of the Burmese print,"

T“”i_i"-'___ --A Mori-ian-e .»_\_~swsn--

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This poem, n great favorite In Civil war times, was printed anony- mously In “Lyrics of Loyalty."

He'a my boy, and this is my plea:

Perhaps it is foolish and weak; But mothers l'm stire/will have pity

on me. `

And some word may tenderly speak.

The light of ni_v home-my tears full

like i'ain-

ls it wonder l-shrink from the

blow- `

'l`hiIt my heart is crushed hy its

weight of pain?

But I’ve kissed him. tind let him go

Lust night. with soft step:-I. I stole to

his bed.

As oft in childhood l'd done;

On his pillow I bowed my poor, strick-

en head

Till out of the east rose the sun, His dreams were of me; \’or he ttirn-

ed in his sleep,

Anti inurmuretl “Dear mother!" so

low,

I bit my pale lips lest they‘d t~ow:1i‘d-

ly speak.

"0, niy darling, I t-.o.n‘t lt-I yon goi'

This morning I blessed hiiii: I stiiled

my pain!

I lnitle hlni bo trite to his trust; 'l‘o sttiiid by tlit- ring till his t-ountry

tiguiii

The Kind You Have AIWRYS

Bought, and which has been

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I sonnl supervision since iis infancy.

Allow no on? to deceive you in this.

All Coiinterfeits, Imitations and just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or and Children-E rience a ainst E rlment.

Caiit;¢msI»!.,§ii$mlt!ssssub§tit&§mstoQ0§e!’t$egoric,

Drops and Soothing Syr\\PS-

It is pleasant. It contains

mither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its -

Wind Colic and Diarrlioea;

age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has J been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,

allaylng Feverislmess arising

therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aitla the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. 4

The Chlldren’s Panacea--The

Mothers Friend.

annum: CASTORIA A|.wAvs

Bears the Signature of p 5

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In Use For (Iver 50 Years °

The Kind You Have Always- Bought

TMS. CINTAUN COMPANY, Nl\N YUHK CITY.

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fm-eil' minima?

Seemed to have diiitmted like our

Shtiultl raise its proud head front' *‘.V€S. with l0l1l‘>-;

the (lung Slight was tho eliiptiiiip, nnti I1-\v tlit-

I knew by tht- light in his bt-:Ititlftili l‘l\lf£‘l'S

oy(-g_ 'Ar-i the khaki rniiks' went :Itlown tlit-

Ily his t'ut't- with Iriit- rouriigo Sil`00l.

ugl0\v- ,.»\nd the rhytliiii horn of Ilit-li' iiizirt-Ir

llt-‘tl iight to the lust. I ciioltt-tl

ing feel.

hurl; my highs |Seenit-tl to envelop und lit- at ptirt \\'hlle I kingnll him, nm] 1,., htm Of tis, in tune to our tltrobbiiig heiirt,

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Hut oh, sitting here. :his destiliite

Our boys! Our lntliit-it of _vt-ntertiuyi Iiehind the t'olors they Iiiairt-lied

` tlav I away?

Still there comes no feelintt of

()ut ot the homes of tht-_ yestei'ycui',

pride; ` Out ol’ the ways to their feet grown _ _

i tlettr. l\\'lit-ii our titzirching boys reach tht-

, But One knows mv need, and to llini

Anil their t-.yes were slrniglil I to thn

l`ront, :Intl thi-y

Slit-Iitt~tl to :Ivo tlite ti't>nt‘lit-st titlti Ilii-

II l`t`riI _v

Anti iitlier things tiiiil wt-rt- |>:Ist titti-

lien-~

(Iod liless anti kt-I-II tlit-iii. our iiglitiinz

ineii!

fini- tlgliting mt-n! \\'lio nrt- in thi-

tight

I-‘or lionit-si :Ind fret-tloni und (iotl :intl

right! ~

\‘I'lio are in the iight tliut tilt- wtirlti

may be

I I-`orI-vt-r stile for l)eniot‘rtit-y!

will I m.n_,." ~ Out oi’ the t-liiltihootl and t~iiiltIliood`.~‘i htittlti t'ront

| mm trust Him wlmtevel. hemm 'V joys. _ I\\'|it-i't- otii' allied t‘omi'ntit- hzivt-

_,\n,| if he Shall m"_(0_ I-um, hem, l`o the chance ot brittle-Our boys! borne the lirunt,

he Sum) , Our boys! _-\n-l tip :intl ort-r the brt-=tIat\\':IrIttt

- I know Ile will ~i`ot`ten the blow

And we stood by in the crowdetl street

And I _vm may I-sei H halriot-8 thrm_ And heartltlie trtnitl of their iutirt-h~iTl»t-ii God he with them und eipt-eti

'rniii I tiisseit him. and ter him gn. me 'ee' 'I-1* '>\°“'f

OUR BOYS A smile last night had been ont- ol” V l.o\-e looks through zi telescope.

> _*_ I 1310002 Envy looks liirotigh it ptiir til' izrer-ii

By Judd M_ Lewis in Touston Posh ,Their heads were high, :ind on ever- r-ipei-ttit-lea.

‘Fr-w were the cheers as our liovs

lace,

Wits ti iight tie'er set-ii on tiit- st-ti t.

If you associate with the devil in

went by. - ` F-l<_.\'I _ ,your wtilting hours. you need not ex-

\|,,| me lights of ,im Cn). wN,.h haw .-‘intl tht-ii trt-ntl wus Iirin its they wt-nl- -"1 the angels to visit you iii _\-our

bt,-en high. I

on by,

dreams.

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Ranges,

Heaters

and Hot air Systems

guarantee you this `

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HOW? WHY?

Fawcett Gratt-s :irc all mndt'- to admit an immense amount of air from bt-low the fire whirli forces the incl to burn entirely to a white ash.

Fuel burns longt-r and tht- gziscst and smoke are converted into fuel, bccattse the iire boxes in i-`n\\'t‘t-tt Ranges and Heaters are all built with hot-hlzist, .sinokt--coiisuiniiig’ devices which burn the hot gases and -smoke, tht-reby saving iitili the fuel

T/if.-sr' are only a few Fawctll ,ft-aturt-s. Ol/ters can only imiltilc.

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