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For___.<i> . . Business Men:

Choosing a Life Work,

The prin¢ nal of a boys’ s hool was

| speaking to the pupils about their future | life. He asked: “‘How many of you have decided what vou will be when “e ne men i” here was ne reply. Hethen asked | that any boy who had selected his | future oct upation should hold up his | hand. Out of the hundred, ten boys i}did so. Ninety had no idea what they

were going to do in this world, for the He then ask- ) | edthose who had given the matter some | thought, but ‘were undecided, to ~ | raise their hand. Fifteen hands went up. Seventy-five boys out of the hun dred, betweey the ages of fourteen and i twenty, had never thought about their future occupation. how could they expect to excel in any- thing or to make a mark in the world ?

world or tor themselves.

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The way to have honor, to become

i | world. | | ~-* any body of importan’ 2, to be a power

Whee's the mood of & clock among men, is not to envy another

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it doesn’t keep time? Well goal and work for it, choosing early the

thn let us send for it and make path waich leads to that eminence.

it right; don’t put it off any A young man desired to be a clergy

. 2 ger, put let me know righr man. He was the only child of a poor

$ eg ae LE ae : widow, who could not educate him. A

’ a ee oe awe i wealthy gentleman, becoming interest- ’ ? ed in him, offered to defray the ex

G c HU TCHESON g | penses of his education. He gladly ac-

s . §< i cepted, prepared for college, and had

Wetshmahker dc. ¢ just entered, when the gentleman fail—

f | ed, losing every dollar. The young

Queen Street é man, of course had to leave college,

; ¢ * ut he did not give up his determin- i paeee toenterthe ministry. He taught

music that year, saved his money, and entered college. Continuing to teach in the college town, he supported him selt through his whole college course.

I know of another young man, who, with every opportunity to pursue one thing, changes his mind and his occu-~ pation about as often as he does his coat. He never geis above the drud gery part, and is only earning three dollars a week, sometimes nothing, for ) there are frequent resting-places at the change of his occupations. Who could expect him to make a success of his { life ? | No matter what profession or trade you take up, you have to work, and work harder and under more difficulties at the outset than further on. The | boy who wants to shirk this necessary drudgery is not made of the stuff which conquers in life.

Above all things avoid being a “Jack of-all-trades.” Some men havea genius for so many things that they cannot give enough attention to one thing to master it. I know ofa youth of nearly twenty | who can play and sing, mend a_ clock, i. music box, an organ, invent little |

things, make coffee, draw, and—why I hardly know anything he cannot do, and the cosequence is, he is not doing anything. If anyone wants work, “fixed” he is the one who fixes it, but his life is not going to be “fixed” in in any direction. In direct contrast to ; him is a companion of his whe has al ready served several years at his trade, | and will some day turn out a first class carpenter.

Judicious advertising can work wonders, but it can't overcome the effect of boorish personality, compen- sate for bad store management, take the place of lack of capital, cover mis- | representations, or save a_ business

ruin. The physician dislikes calied in the last stages ofa patient’s serious illness, when there remains but one chance in athousand for the ailing one’s recovery. A business of-

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ten reaches that stage where nothing can save it, yet resort is taken to an ad- vertising tonic. Large quantities are given in order to sustain life for a time. This mode of treatment seems often to justify the prevailing public op‘nion that the business came to its death by an overdcse of advertising, when an in- quest would sustain a verdict to the effect that it came to untimely end through need of timely advertising. If called in time, the physician could have studied symptoms and administer ed medicines that would dceubtless have warded off insidious disease and made a well man of tne patient. If Dr publicity had received a timely call to attend the ailing business, judicious treatment might have bridged over im- pending disaster, built up the broken down constitution and saved Dr P.’s

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It has long been recognized by medical scientists throughout the world that nature has supplied all creation with some remedy in the vegetable or mineral kingdom where- with all forms of ailments can be cured, but it was not until the discovery by Stan- ley of the wonderful Kola plant along the Congo River in Africa that asthma was permanently curable. In fact, it was not until the investigations made by Dr. Clarke some years later that this disease was found curable ; he found that by combining the extract of Kola Nut with other vege- table extracts that the compound obtained would permanently cure astnma. Clarke's Kola Compound was then tried on oyer 100 cases in different hospitals, with the mare vellous result that over 95 per cent, were permanently cured in less than 60 days’ treatment. Clarke's Kola Compound is now recognized to be the only permanent cure for this dreaded disease. © Sold by all drug: gists. Free sample bottle sent to any per- zon. Mention this paper. Address The Griffiths & Macpherson Co., 121 Church

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Cured of Female Weakness by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Monrtreat. April 17.—The ladies of this city are rapidly coming to realze the value of Dodd’s Kidney Pille, as a specific for al! Female Troubles,

Mdme. Sarah Wallace, modiste, 338 Papineau ave., has had an experince that goesto show that no other medicine can equal Dodd’s Kidney Pills for Female Troutles,

Mdme. Wol'ace writes :--* I enftered for toree years wiih Femsle Weakness, and none of our physicians could relieve me. Iwas advised to try Dod4,s Kidney Pills, and had ov!v used one box when | felt better, now lam cured, and have take- en only two boxes.”

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One of the most chronic cases of Eczema ever cured is the case of Miss Gracie Ella Aiton, of Hartiand, N. B. On asworn state- ment Mr. Aiton says: I hereby certify that my daughter Gracie Ella was cured of Eczema of long standing by using tour boxes of Dr, Chase’s Oin'ment. William Thistle, Druggist, of Hartland also cert'fies that he s lojtour boxes oi Ur, Chase’s Ointment which cured Gracie Ella,

Berlin boasts of 476 quacks, The in- crgase in the number of regular physi- cians since 1897 has been 172 per cent. while that of quacks has been 1,600 per cent.

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