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‘_/_     pilrC and Polsiinedi love and tenderness sealed up until
;>f""°~ _ I _ _ ~   s .  _"_ ' friends are dead. Fill their lives _With
_
fstlcienllith    --f-_  
.s
+_..» ~
jiglli Years llf |38, itil. F. I.  Fair Ailowaheeifoi* Woman
I Knapp Comes Very llear _ is to Live upon
Death s lluor.
l
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l.
'U' “°"“ '°"' "' W "°"'!"i\»i_ English ling. oe.-.mes Thai
Llqulilal ozone ml Wa Plnmlly
, EveryTrace of This Usual-
and Mrs. Beecham of 1
Qadually He Improved, Day by’ Pm* N°t°ri°'fY°
` Day Growing Stronger, Until _ ___T 1
Diseases Result From Im
Paine s Salary liomouulil
_ Is the Great Blood Purifier
; and System Renovator.
Eczarr a, salt rheum, scrofula, shingles,
rlngwcrai, boils, pimples, itch, and a score
of other disagreeble troubles, result
trom slusgish, impure and poisoned blood.
All these common ailliot’ons cause serious
disdguratfon to face ani complexion, and
demand our instant attention. Do not re-
sort to outward treatments or applica-
tions. Common sense and the experience
of your friends willsnggest a blood puri=
tlfr and system ` renovator like `Palne's
Celery Compound. This marvellous medi-
cine soon multiplies the number of vilal
red corpuscles, and ills the arteries with
a health stream and produces clean, eo‘id
|y Fatal Diseasg Was I S'r Francis Jeune recently laid society H`sh’ “gd arg’ weubrned nerves' ML.
M D Arthur, of Chelmsford, Ont , says:
Eradicated' `under an obligation by deciding that it is 3 “I  S laid _ Y an
It is with great
pleasure I add a
 ei°es.s
P91' 9° _ _ ._
gf a somewhag
angerous an
v disagreeable
uoulrlso °e3m°l¢ "'53"
CURB adiicted for Qout-
three years out.
DISEASE BY Th _
DESTROYWG e several con _
Disease
seams
whenever
LOCATED.
P0\Yi.EY'S
hgdlun th'ia nature
o t is coup  f t
dgubtlessly A 
ces me _
men that I ‘was
s u I e r_i n g_ from
_ paralysis, and the
advice possible to giveunderxge
ces was to keep quiet,w -
any hopes of a feet eradication
o er to exhébithto year; a more
synopsis t e us opera-
of the disease I will relate how
last attack proceeded in its course.
with friends at Shannon street,
first symptom appeared in the
nnger of the left hand, very
to agentle ahockof electricity.
this manner it crept the arm,
date
ei
but at peanut no
cure rl such a generally'
ailliction. we to refer to
intorimnate
Ozone, not
w&derlul"i'i§slh,
use this remedy,
recommend its appli A
in _
I am, yours sincerely, _
(Signed) F. A. KNAPP,
 _98 Huntley st., Toronto, Ont.
Tor<§”f'0ct.» 26 1995- ~ 1
-5
mi
4' Q'
fa det
on
im. F. .L xmrr.
The Reason Why Ozone Cures,
."How' it,”enqui|_l ~~  f
ent, "thirst Ozone c _ 
“applied to  Francis  an order
sn1t°'5°n ' L arnount was ‘W " ‘bfthefeuietrar of the
` ciurt under the judicial separation which
‘on Mrs. Beechdiifs iiehalfthanehe could
his smiled ,amd o_§`ered to tell Mr. Young-
the dlsease itself” ~ _ icost. ‘I,ve _repently discussed it with my
rd ` `
M87 3`4» 1902> whim 'Pending 5° dzlive in the way' she wasentiiled ta liv
cqaltuqlough, and that people in London
eome.'
i6! *Oi* 0 »lll@*  “egg ggouggg ur,
*Beecham and his elder ron and
is
th .VM -If
'effeff-4 iw ltr? B¢f°W*!“‘
possible for the wife of a r ch man, sepa-
the slightest discomfort on £2,500 a
ear
The lady in the ease which called forth
this notable decision was Mrs.Beecham,
wife of Mr~‘J“oseph Beecham,the celebra
.ed p-ll manufacturer of St. Helens, and
_was on the ground that itwas not pgssib-
lo to live, onsuch a paltry sum that she
lolttltdy _made by which alimony to that
she obtained from`llfr.Be`e':liam¥in 1901.
Yihen  H_ug_o__ _Ydung, K. C., uraed
nit keep the lndespensable carriage and
hors~s on less than £500 a year. Sir Franc-
if he liked-what a carriage and pair need
own coa¢hman‘,’ he explained.
Unfortunately, Mr. Young _was not
curious to know. But he urged that it
was really impossible for Mrs Beecham
ei
have _nice r0Qm_e in which to receive
friends", to drive her own carriage, have a
box at the opera, and go to Cannes for
winter. on only £2,500a year.
know box at
e
them. I should have Said £8,501
no these things on that in
out that before you’can drive your
horses and carriage you have to
them. Andtogoand atayatihnnesfor,
ions hole in £l,\ID
WIIS
has signer esrunaresvefeaeoied.-- .___.._
The question _whether Hrs.
could live on £2,?®ayear was
complioatei bya dispute between
_N.r._'l`om Beecham and Misa Emily Bea-
ham Afew `yaa_°_s ago Mr,
appeared, placed his wife ln Northampton
Lunatic Asylum. Acfter a time her sep;
Tom, made efforts which proved success-
_secuze ‘.her.1‘e1-ass; and while she
.ina ‘still inthe  began
on her behalf. lo 'obtrln for hor a
fuuefauon. whieh-~w_es_ m,=nt°d_¢>=1
a lady at' illesien. `
,ll The relations _between Mr, Biochem
l od his son became strained, and the
' ing rdsedib more _thii  the
ground that"ll1‘s.  was silnilll
"  4 _ ' _ ’ _ .
Lfrheraew _obsessed to his 1_ri,!e',l“1_~__lill\°l1y_'|
_ trying to obtain money to support her son
land daughter as well as herself, and to
enable her san to marry a young lacy to
whom Mr. ‘Beecham objected.
Mrs. Beecham, who is now Bfty-two
as well asConsum =~  il
well asKidney in-'° -~ '° ' "‘
aswell gg spepsia? These diseases
t gl similar, and a medicine
1 cure oneof them would
be useless with _the other.”
no
ca
to this is Powley’s
is not a medicine. It
but simply cures by
germs wherever
en are unanimous
A rcumstance £2.@ B  ._
for her. Mr. H\l8%?‘»= YOUUR Pf°’€8Wd
‘against the idea that because the lady
was once adressmaker she was no: new
entit ed to share her husband’s creat
wealth. He pointed out that Mr. _Beech-
am occupied 'a  position and had
been mayor of St. Helens.
Sir Francis Jeune laughed at this.
m _
that nine-tenths od all di_S- _ confess frankly." iw wld. ‘Whit (1068 U0*
lllgdhbl' *H9999 895°' m'[impress me. It ma! bell!! iR!l0l'lU°¢ Uf
' t as ‘. . ns " ¢
0!
who some time ago found a .ll she could not, and nmstnol,
not advanced
Amber
andprioe
time forthe
Tags to
~onsi<
i their
the
was
Toeurea
" uarsnfaitfs WHS helping 1101' IDOUIQF $9 3 Myeaés, 8Iie"`Qde-t retired
ssineker when she was mm Besson on rom if me
, `asir.o|v putforward tha§§i|i_;§t'iwEitha “__\,,§ mi ” we
E - . 
¢,._n¢vgg» by H“3° 5 -Bicyciliate ani all athle°es depend on ' secretary ‘rnu
iri°° Eng owl.  S,,_,;,,,,, 5,, ,,;,rnnNms§ts;1iz_1»1m:s;_t s_e';§i°si_,  _f fn.; _ ~ i »   
you nemofrma address he time maine msiamrionthefm 1°'”‘“““"‘ ’ ‘““ °“ “ “‘° » I '
' ' . 9 Mrs Beech was of humble origin. i _
OZONE c<>..L1mi¢°<1» ,§§‘§ ,,,,,,,..¢.‘I.f"ir,.r¢........1n....i -
Toronto' out pos tion married a man and they sepuat-
li reumstances
°  _ ' ,hif   ,_..¢\~ie~ ,
, ` ust ccosidert eel ‘  - -  _ _ `
rss/isune House ei °°° m be HRW' I _   3 » - g
Marehsa.--Isaac Gunnelliwabh _¢, gyghatwhenshehadtolive S a s S I - .n . -_ 1
_ . _ _ _ips ns an
¥°‘°°°"iSf°' _ ~ -  "lb, ul  `  » ~ _ 7 7'"   4 _. 2; _- f_e`s=_°.i.f~.~_i af if ~
in __ _ .
fm wxmudh  % 4...; .3 
I vial Wbighblz  sipna:-siilntofhaldennzauuaofma vtrfuldnave , Wewerel eky to get _a large imélicieiit of ournew
nugget, for which he wa.s|nqu1ud_ _ 
o
fl proper sum for Mr. Beecham
ia 'ten minutes use
8 UD Wlbl S0818 0t6l‘ my
While m that condition, I could not
of night, I had no appetite, and
not attend fo my work. I tested
skill of all the oo tors in the district
used their medicines but was not
My__aunt advieedme to use
sCelery 'Qomp_:Jund,aud did so to
her. I bless the day I ccmmenped
I raced from her husband, to live without {:;e and xieclf’ -the “Sun” °_t b1°°d p°iS°°`
_y . ` ‘ ' _ . _
m
dlohliing of ‘girl students;
_repeti`tf9n, 6! _inanyf of a'-like
have occured' in educational
RUSHING, TROOPS
Anvil
from llld
 ` »"~1 _- _ , i
10”” MJST; UUE UIQ'
3010111- . _ :Fi
COM]  NTS.
Mem
BLEXION
FORMER BGSTUN POLICEMAN.
DEAD
Bcs'r01_¥,~ April 1.-Captain
Piles
than .4 thi Hr Priestley sub8¢q\\¢°'17 °°“°\‘°°°5 0r'rawa,March£8-The introduction'
"gs mtkfor thathfr Beecham was willing W dim” a reso‘u:ionto raise the palltax on
dim? new .mm emmdaws your shwld be Wd °° omnese from $100 :down mm meer. A
g d t ' l'liiSd if di tisfac tothe t
 .»~  sore 1
W   s    r
05°” is "ld, Youn on havingeeomei the 081' - ' " I
1 _- 5% Q v.
:?¢_":‘4;'.=_- “‘;- ` ifq
...

llaver Too illdl _Pllllm [ll _ “referee” Tf°“b1=e°=fT.m"*s _ ___
_ _ . _ | i MoNc'roN. N. B..'. April 1--The pi~e-"
Tmfvis STEM- Gm'-S' “ON” I liminary examination of Tena Berry, on
g T""“ ' ' *tile charge `of'p_erjury.was-condudesbin
Touo1i',l‘0,___-li_Iu1"ch 28,'-'1‘_lf!'ie_vee,;wlio ara. ` e p01i¢¢~wu¢¢-this m¢m,i¢g,_nhe aceuserll
expert _in their line, Orelse have  committed for trial .‘C. 0;Howe; ‘
-' °f _*he eww” °f Vmwfi* iwbo 'laid the information, gave evidence
!l12!33`B8°°d ,Paul °n T|\“1"3*_l°_Y_  and swore, that the accufed V94!
otanatnlian Redifs have beenor-
 amchl Q.-sw. a.
once of Toronto, who haoimade
il  Peat-
aeu¢~erl¢d¢~!auaeni|u-ievolinoent
land: renentlrhouaht- fd 'settle-
Counoil meets on the second 
» W ° _ 3- ~
  gsm   ___ The secret ofthe success of Milt
_the  '~  _ Eoodand its fast increasing
_ ,  ,_ "*'§",. ' #is ds- to we my dfsewon
I 3 ' _T ” nourlshi virtues. The
' °' nm.’““;°" i `l_l_you thadxdc other foodlis
   n, _ ..._ ' _ _
Bm ` 'ass ~ 
2.-Ilanten. Denotl,l:.'WzP.
of se, since th ir man-lane Hrs. sonsurpassedany _ _ on Ill!
Beeehcaomu had eniond lm' b\1=`UlmiS ivepatterns..and‘ecmbina_t\o_nofeo we liavgyiseerrg
wealth. Bur she was aewiiving cpu-e are in evideace.lgi‘;"ke and mixtures in subdued
audomore attracti
and
 '__ gig" ._  -f~ ...
1   s March 19 1903
Do not k"ep the alabaster boxes of yo
sweetness. Speak apriroving, cheering
words while their ears can hear them, ani
while their hearts can be thrilled and
made happier by them; the kind things
you mean tc say, when they are none say
'say before they go.
The flowers ycdmean to send for their
eomns send to brighten and sweeter: their
homes before they leave them. If my
friends have alabaster boxes laid away
full of fragrant perfumes' of sympathy
and affection,-which they intend to break
over my dead body, I would rather thev
would bring them out in'mv weary and
troubled hours. and open them, that I `
may see them while I need them. I would -
rather have a plain' como without a dau e: I
funeral without eulogy, than a life with-i
out the sweetness ot' love and sympathy.
Let us learn to anoint our friends before-
hand for the burial.
-Postmortem kindness does not cheer the _
.burdened spirits. Flowers oar thew coflin
cast no fragrance backward over the
weary way. _
Its out of their way/l tq be kind and true _
To furnish a balm for sorrow; _
And they havc’nt time to do good 110-<18!
And thev"llbave|less1time tomorrow.
The cry of the sick and needy ones, .
_ _They hear, but they do not mind lt, i
“fhouble comes, they sry, and it doesnt
_ ner 
the medicine. In two weeks I was  __ Togo out of the way to find it. ` °" '
uch better that I could go cut, and in - _ ' ` _ L. B. -E. S. .I
weeks I_, _was able to r.esume_I
again. I cannot say suilialent - _ ~¢
praise of~Paine’s Celery Compound;I   1
net wieuotieul _, blisedrf , ;"‘
Dlyllen ddllarsallliottle fog?-”8 o " ' 3 I  FOR 
s`tndents__we`re eng_a'ged'l_t  plies woman who pei°sonated`iMrs.`F'l0_1"ence I
.$h¢_fiil_.VY2l'$0f.-H101!!! £1 '_fhQmp5Qg\,.__._ ,_ _ , _ __ _pw , _ gn.,
_.ur _ __
`_ALlDfAllD€H .gh/£i5K_ENZlf¥
was perhaps more
W ° ~».._ ,_ ...s -, . . xi..
».. __ _
uponllalt Food as
t li
, _ i, _  » Ag-v,;.;%
m  had ever!"
to true health and
robustness.
Groeersallell. B. F
HERO Si=NCE<
nnrrnnmzcn IN con --
mmvne, april  vi :mole
si __, .grave
vi
_*W  __
General Whldl ll
r Ointment A
been olnsivel , , , grins ` -
»f <1-f»°’m,-1 s:‘;::_::.':_°‘". 1" °“"°" °“'°  
ro

flz
3U
:
32
_ ~, -. 4 el..
rmisu.
J
I-t~
ffouRso_~  l
_ by"takin`¢ t&loMy M*mmm ol kidney disease,
i>r.c.F.P.am».cm¢”“ “‘N.svs  afvamf  atm. ny¢ 'ni
workon necol Iilng?iiez~eQisnoti:i‘|la.ga¢ nddd£' &fe’&m. It
 eiiieeeifiscimeee can  raw. ..m=::"---~.. ....
18 8 §1'88$ IBGu¢)@»
8.1 CUYES 6
Cure, because I kncwit
~ firm
Putsome
or hasabrick
'attended to atomic,
___ .i_ _
s-r;-ooirir; aiani ~ 1.--'-'rinse mamma 
Whttagasem “£t'h0m°” 'i&Q..5i*'i‘ 
ef 
_of the
at' 'fha I
“`and’~'~¢tbo1 J '


»..._~,- , »_ _
.»\~::(_.,E_ _.; 4
is to certify that I have
a lam e back for fifteen
bottles A
c u
.»_,_;§%_.
to recom-
to usethio
use of your
if; ROBERT Ross. '
os;M=N1'
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s_is.l~i frmjf. in 
regtilar prices. 
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