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'l`hc siiiiiincr by us
Softly crept;
l~`ii‘~t thing we thgnglm of
lt was Sept.
l~`i~.ll soon the Streefs Will
_-\Il lit' blocked
With freezing rains-a
Sign of Oct. Q
'lhcn he \\'illhul.r the
l‘airl0r stave-
.»\ ~ure :ind certain
Sign of Nov.
Then will come Christmas,
Time of peace.
All in thc cr) n n;
Whntfthen I Ah merci !
l' to
n man
Another century _
' Come with J li l
-St. Louis Post~D"‘t'°h~
ARE QUICK To ce.
_ ~‘ I  m€Df»S p"` posed by Fife, though both
f __ . _~' _ » -N     be kept full manned by Sir
'lt 7! Giod Doctors ‘ J 'See and ` ' '  °m“s WW” and “HY °1‘°=`S f-he Wafer
.Y "8 Qm°k_ Meetings Last  Bether.-`?fThe~challenger will be com-
` -'ippreciqe Reg] “erin NBII. __  _ W  ;.f ,inded a well known amateur yachts- i,.
ve ' _ ‘ _
" Medicines
Stiiartfs Dyqiepsia Ti“°‘°  P Tdl*
oovery of great value when médiml PFD-
fession and the pubii¢~"*°Y *fe "1 whil-
ing specific in-all case °f 3?-‘PC9633 lld
disordered digestion
Almost ,vu-ybods digestion is dis-
Mend more or le., and the commonest
thing they do fort is to take some of the
s°.¢&1|¢d biooq priners, which in many
us” are mergystrong cathartics. Such
wings an nog ceded. If the organs are .
inacI°gg¢d ¢.iditlon, they need only a ’
[img help an they will right themselves. "
Cgthm-tics iritate the sensitive linings of
glmswmaciqid bowels and often do
more harntlllll 8°0d~
Pm-gimis not what is needed. The
mb., 1-adily fdigested .end assimilated
Siam' Dyspepsia Tablets do this yer
f¢¢;|y_ They partly digest what is eaten
md pve the stomach what it leeds. They
stigulate the secretion and excretion of
tlydigestive Iuids and relieve the con
gated condilon of the glands and min-
lraues. Tbe3'_` put the whole digestive `
lystem in condition to do its work. W'hen
that is done you need takeno more tab-
lets, unless you eat what does not agree
thing mio is to put. thefood in condition
o
with you. Then take one or two tablets `
give them needed help and you will have 0
ba.
no trouble.
Itsa common sense medicine anda 0
common sense treatment and it will cure 8
e - s. ‘S , _
very time. Wo: only cure the di ease
sensible and scientific way.
_ We have testimonials enough to fill a
book, but we dont publish many of them. perience has shown that lat: April and
. llay chicks do better than others hatched
-VET-
says: I have taken all the Tablets I have
`got of you and they have done their work
well in my case, for I feel like a different
person altogether. I don't doubt if I had
not got them I should have been at rest
by this t;me_ runs to permit of his beginning operations
H_ E_ Wiial-E, 0n_,10w, Ia” Says; Mr, at the cud of December and continuing
t
White of Canton, was telling me of :your
Dyspepsia Tablets curing him of Dyspep-
sia from which he had suffered for eight
to decipe.
All druggists sell them. A little book _
Ol stomach diseases will be mailed free 57
mu.. »
ll *_ _ if." "'
lic Economy-
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Said Brown unto biswie ¢n1e_¢‘7»
“Vi e`ve nothing ‘left to elf; _
If things go oninthiSqD¢¢fWlB  ~_ \
W e can't make both ends_rn¢€i-
His wife replied in words discreel.
“Oh. we won`t be badly fed?
If von can m ke but one end meilil
3
_ I`ll make the other bread?" _ '
‘ Chicago hows-
, our coop wits! ;
You 't ke good Blfad if Y°“
don‘tvh(;;lgo-<15! Flour. It.’s~a inistakel
many people make in buying Flour 118
well as other things, inthinking Hwy .- _ _ _‘
are using economy by bufhlff 5 °h.¢;’»
grade but it generally prove! li ?
dearest in the end. When in will# .0
Flour give us a call; we keep 30°* °f'
the standard brands and can QUOW as
low prices as anyone in tue trldéa
RED CROSS TEA.
_ This is one of the finest fl_av01°€d
Teas on the market,‘give it a trial.
26c. per pound.
Try a bottle of our pure homemade
Raspberry Vinegar, 25c'per bottle. It
makes a splendid drink.
Free delivery. Telephone connection.
_Y l-
llrrlsten,
in maker Tarilirli
Month of Dec. , `
_L > _ _
I CHICKEN
I Mcais of Incubators
-by A. G. Gilbert.
EXPERIMENTAL FARM
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Mallater Well-known  
world. will be22 years old on October 16
D0unds. _§He began running in the spring
IW/7 audinished third. from the 20-yard
mark, in his first race, a quarter of a mile
hmdicab- He quickly attained I'lrst-class
form, however, and won the metropolitan
championship of that year. When asked
:whether the would retire, Lang said! “I
intend hugo into business this fall. and do
mit 53139815 to do SJ much running in the
future as-I have done. but if I can sp-are
the time I shallstick to the path for a
while.” ’
LONDOX, Oct. 15.-Furtherinformatiom
1`@8'&rdiu§ Sir Thomas Lipton`s new chall- g
ellirer f0i*§§!»he Americas cup confirms the
statement; that the boat will be named
the Shaniiiock and will selected bya seriesof _
contests hptween the yacht Wiit_son is de-
signing  the old Shamrock, after the
latter sim? have undergone the improve-
is
Mr Gilbert writes Farming vExperi`
mmm in utmcgal mcuhmon and beemplo in the coming races,
_ ` V "“""*-~  j il; fillhzll. wh name Sir Thoinas‘Lipton does 7
.“=<f  _ ' ;
rearing. carried on lb meanii i. ~_ u a- V is W-
we ,nd bmdem shoiedz  bn ,Remix g Ls susoicai. OPERATION
1. The. necessity of havingéfiinfy _,  ---- -
stock in robust condition. *I* _“T 1|  ’
2. Thlli. bhey b€ Dl'0D€l‘ly féd ll ~ X* H Htkd Story 30 N 5 `fr0m Cardiff, It Mhappearg
3° “S t° “Void an °"9|`fBff 0°Udilii0U- that at t J" present time a little girlsseven
3. That eggs laid in early January years of a, lies in the Ca.rdiil` Infinary
Seemed t0 hatch 9- Rfeltéf D¢I`0¢l1i»f\8€ 6f recoverinéfrom severe burns on her back.
SUOUS Chi*-¥kS. with fewer dead in the On her be§g taken to the Indrmary some
shell, than eggs laid iii March and April. weeks agd;-the medicalofhcers stated that
It seemed dilllcult to geta satisfactory the burn5.B_`wer¢ of sg Serious a nature
f.0.lwish divulge at present None of
the oldS k’s former captains will
Pa l Gazette: A remarkable
He is 5 fest 11.3, inches tau, ...ii weigh. ics'
-A speakinfz, essay, andsingingcoru tit-ions. `
 SHAMROCK AGAIN. ’
_ . P EDW - _
Z' " ' ' '  '“*~"-~~- ~~ __-_...___ ________ _ .~ “___ ~__*~"`_~_*_*_ r"_&_ *~`“ ‘i*~”____ ~ GES_ ` _ . C"‘_“__‘_ i   _   sroizriuo wonio. ,TBMPERANCB REFORM iN BNoi.ANn.
110113. the newmaivel in the sprinting
*_ _ -~»~-mu-\--mvwii.. _ .iiu:_1si..m.n ocroiaua 15. ioco 
i
The National United Temperance
}Coun:il finds it impossible toelironicle
the London County Council to grantil
music licenses to new premises except on -R
condition that intoxicating drinks werei
, not sold there was largely due to the
efforts of itself.
It has also held temperance' reciting,
pe i
_ The report includes a lurid map of l,
‘ England showing the distribution of
druukness,and concludes by expressing the 
conviction that sooner or later the an-tag-_'
onism of thoughtful and patriotic citiaeus If
tothe liquor traffic wlllbe strongenough to
raise and free the nation for ever from this
great destroyer of its health, happiness, _
and virtue. -I
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MR. HOUSE, OF BERLIN.
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Cured of Lumbago by /Dodd's Kidney "
Pm. 'I
-Bern `0¢'t.-Every i li
Andre-irnnuse. He fini ieggreedeahggd
who numbu-s his
House was
in his back.
inspite of
ne sure and unfailingcure
cure`is Dodd's Kidney
hasproved this thou-
f co/ci. surisnsisnsn.
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D€!`C0I\L82€ Of Sf/P0118 germs. 18%? ill the that t‘iey,éiyvould not heal unless some
season, from hens which had laid all Hugh werggtakgn from one of her sisters
Winter' Th¢1`¢ Were 90° U18-DY fl1|1y° and graltm on that of the little sufferer.
deV@l0D¢d chicks dead in the shell. No sooneriihad the elder sister, a child of
ID many Cases thff 6833 W‘?l`€ f¢l'UiliZ€d. fifteen, been informed o‘;his, than she
butfa lartro __P¢l`U¢llT»N!6 Oi the germs volunteered to go to'the Infirmary and
seemed tooweak to make progress beyond undergo the operation for the sake of her ;
Wh. HUF. 011531 dlis- _ - f _ sister. Portions of dest were taken from
The whole subject is being made a her legs aid placed upon the back of her
matter of scientific investigation in both -sister-. The operation was of so trying a
Canada and the United States. character that the elder girl had to re- i
One feature in connection with artificial main in the Infirmary for three weeks,
incumbation worthy of note is the num and she has just returned to her home "
ber of farmers and others who have nearly well again. The younger child is
bought incubators and brooders during still in the Infirmary, but making rapid
Ulf 15885 y€81'- IH €W0 iUSb8!1C¢S, I khow 'strides mwardtecovery. The skin that
f farmers’ wives who have so successfully has been graftei on her back has grown
managed their incubators that machines on to it. in l altogetlier the operation has
1.
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If the invention of a Qerman engineer, _
whféli has been patented at Hamburg, re- ,
alises expectations, the coal problem is,
solved, and coal goes out of fashion.
The invention is a new burner for
liquid fuel in combination with an ap~
paratus which dispresses the liquid by --
means of high pressure air. The re-
sult is elamed to be an enormous heating
power. Ablow-pipe dame is easily pro-
duced, and the burner may be used for
boilers, soldering, or smelting.
With the new burner it is suggested
that .a vessel could not take enough liquid
fuel on board to. carry her round the
_world without refilling. Naviesi and
merchant 'vessels would thus be inde-
Q :I
Ruff., Muff., collars,   cipes, _ cells, _nr Jigs
` 0 _ ~ of . 'Ns
Wombat, Coon, Astrachan, Thibbet. Sable, Otter,
Lamb, Seal and Beaver,Ruffs`50C t`o'$-121.59 Colhri
or they certainly make early layers
Mrs. E. M. Faith of Byrd`s Creek, Wis. at other periods. This applies to both in-
:J
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to
T
who has so successfully managed
years. As I am a sufferer myself, I wish certain departments of _ ‘his farm
you to send me a package by return mail, that he has become_ a sP€'3'a"Sl2. wifi
Phil Brooks, Detroit., Mfch.,says;“Y0ur a very suczessful one in vegetable, fruit,
dyspepsia cure has worked wonders in Bild POUIUT 1'aiSi“E- H? has l9el*fDl\0'-\_\¢
my case I suffered for years from dyspep C0H1l11\1l1iCal»i0U WWI his c“St‘°m‘-"5 'U
sis but am now entirely cured and enjoy that Large market. All farmers are nit
me as Inever have before_ 1 gladly pe. so favorably situated, it may be said. But
commend them. » L _ _ _ *
“Wm cost 50% to and out jun, how neighborhood of cities and large _.owns
much Stuarrjs Dyspepsia Tablets will throughoht the Dominion who are not
help you, Try them-that.`s the_ best way alive to their. opportunities, It was a
farmer who said so and he spoke truly.
lddl'€SSlDg F. A. Shll&!'b Cow Marshall’ uvrhvjig is up," Says Bobs’ says 
There ai.n’t no use to iight,” says ’e,
We kind o’ tired ye out,” says Bobs;
Come inter camp.” SWS B053 Says el
“Au’then ye know ’twas fate. _  ...  i ‘  _ _ _ I ,
"Come in an’ see us. 50 l ‘ T I 5; I A i 1 
An w’en w’eve shook all roun," says B058. _ ' '
“W’.Y you can start anew.”  ' I YW
ll F lliddlpiasilil 
1 'Lower  _   ' i
iggisediunnl
e oge ou iscicensaau eay
ate, of the same age and in larger num
ow early should they be hatched? Er-
oultry raising, who has all the necessary
lant and facilities in the shape of incuba-
r room, brooding house, and Outside
hem all winter. Mr. A. S. McBeaii, of
hornhill Farm, Lancaster is a farmer
THE IIC IS UP.
‘_`Th` jig is up at last;
“Th’ Iightin’ hour is past.
-Cleveland Pain Dealer.
in Uric Acid _in the blood.
Unh¢¢,1thy kidneys are the
caugg gf the acid being
there. lf the kidneys” um
as they should_ lb? _V"°_
strain 91° U"° _Cid 9°' ; _
°fth~¢ gygtgrn and 
Sam wouidn f 1 R"°‘l“_
 is 1. _K“¥“°¥ 9”’
ease. Doddi $418) Ping, -
have made A 8’f¢°~t Pm. °
,
ds
1197'
DOAN’S
KIDNEY Pitts. s
f220egg capacity have been ordered to been entirely successful.
ke the place of smaller ones By means _ ' 'I I I ' "
fincutators and b oode' th f ° B '
.. . ‘ .   .F 1 “’““”.:S ,_ usmess! _ _
d ° - ' 7
care the cause. Goes about it in a Ers. It is important to have early pullets  
1
Q Too much rush and
to the lot of the aver
blood properly. Urinary
troublagencrallanguorand
pain in the back are the
 natural results. A man
5”" cant attend to business
-_ properly if his back ache!
--no use trying. , _
Only one sure remedy that never full-
* 'J
_ iD  business man. Kidneyl
ubator and hen hatched chickens. My cami; 5/and it; *hey fm”
emarks do not. apply to the specialist in Q ‘ l .filter the poisons f1'0Ul £118
\ /'.» '~.f
J* s
Take a hint from business men who have
usodthemz
“Ibave taken Doan's Kidney Pills, which
h L f
Ihprocured at t e Med~calhHa.l1 bleu? for
- - - r eumatism and ains in t esma. o
here are many farmers situated in the back, with whichli have been “Busted gg
the past six gears. They did me so much
_ good that I eertily recommend them al
en excellent medicine for rlieumatie troubles
and backaobe." Cxumss C. Pznxlr, dealer
in agricultural implements, Orillin, Ont.
° I
Doau's Kidn Pills cure backache, lame
e
____ or weak back, Bright’s disease, diabetes,
dropsy, gravel, Zdiment in the urine, too
frequent zisingil t night, rheumatism, and
weakness' of the kidneys in children and
old poople.~ Remember the name. D<_>°»D~'l.
and refuse all others. The Dom Kidney
_ -4 -1 -‘
..h»`»3-2$2Iu..*'of'
(A bustle, work and worry 
pendent of coaling stations, and millions
of tons of coal would be available for the
/ .
Dear Sirs,-This is to certify that I have
been troubled with a lame back for
fifteen years.
I have used three bottles of your MIN-
lARD‘S LINIMENT and am completely 3
cured. 4
- It gives me great pleasure to recom-
, mend it and you are at liberty to use this -
in,any way to further the use of you
valuable medicine.
Tw Rivers, , ROBERT ROSS.
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UP TO DATE.
Lives of some men oft remind us
We could loaf, too, and behind us
Leave not any tracks at all '
WITHOUT SLEEP.
all that has been accom'lished ‘dui-ing the ';' “ * _ _ _ _ 1 -_   __ _   J 4.?
Dist year, but rejoiccs that the signs of,  ` ' I '_ ' _ E  ~  ‘_  .' i
progress are full of encouragement and! _ -` _ g _   .__ _` _, .
hope. f _ ~ ‘ ' " _ f " I ` g ' 1 _*K M
__ The council claims that the refusal by; , . I ‘ ` '  ‘ "
Turns Toward
_A - Our Store ad. Where profitable 'reading can be
' found at any time. J-ist now its about thaso wonder
_ful bargains we’ve got. . . .
_ -rm'--_ -I `
g  y are"‘a_:ttrac_ti_ng theiattentiou whici they
deserve.._ __ __  I
$4 £02 $18.50, Mufi`»* $2 50 £0 $i2.SQ, Capes Fur
  $8.50 to $28, cites F... Lineaiszoio $35' co..-s
szs ...$56.75 c     <'
. ` _AL
     simmyaslmi if new
The rich man draws a checknhe pretty girl draws
attention; the horse draws a c_rt; the toper draws
the"corlr, bu., 'be Fu- b ii°;iiii»i we’i'e' giving draws
A the crowd and the gn- cl-,word of our customers
i.
P§ROWSE
if wie had but hair their gan, B  I
_ ° rm: Li-:AniNG;FiJR MEN or P. E;'rsLAnm `
_  V _ | ,_ _n days as we have to give up the store.  _
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_ __ i _ _ _ fm.'¢_,}d a youxi'g-must-igd.-» A.-lot-».of3oots in the _wi
li on
4**
 , =1yi'li_h_a§_s, d at discounts of 3_0 per conf. 40_|loi' I
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*T ' A ' Big Ciearance,.Si1e of W. l'l._ STEWART_& Co’s str* 4
lh The véitalsitv of the bl_o_od is ficlimon ex- Q r ' l ‘ ' * i __ _gg .3
£8 . B8 88811988 IS One O 8 Sym- , ° if `
pat.. 0. ...wal  1. .. .. .......... E-'1:n.e Photograp
‘of the approlacchéif iaervous prgstrtttion or In an \b¢_)q:....y dwiigna, \
» paralysis. n’ e tempte y U56 If . ° ' .
fnarcotis or oéiiat/es. Dr. Chases Nerve . gm' CAPB0: POR3`5AxiTfq' ‘r u°n"'lfdf~~~..' an es- 2.
Food will gra. ually build.up and recon- i IU 053 °m°f_91"* ll 9 *_¥ 9 - f  _
construct the wasted nerve cells and pos- _ _ Be sure and Visit, She ‘eadlljg studio, ' _ _M _ __ _,wc
sitively cure all nervous diseases. 1% is i
e
tnatur s §reate_stirestorative,recommen e _ G _ |e.__{‘ 6  K .
y your ruggis S. _ _ ’ , rf  gf 
Ye done yer best’ my ,ags_,. says he’ Pm C°_"T°mnw’ Ont. ‘ _ _ \ Queen and Grafton S_ree.S. C.. .ow . A JW-, _
“Ye gave us lots to o; - _ 7 _ 7 _ A _ _ 7 _ _ | _ I
An' I’ll admit,” says Bobs, S8-YS ’e» __ _ 6 \ \__, ` . ` l \~\ p ‘ .  “C ~ ‘ I" 1 ' ,__ x .e  V.; I
Ye made us all feel blue." A‘§_~;-3)   k _. E3  , _ ` _  I “
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.Tm sorry for-ye, lads, says Bobs,  "" 'l C:/ll - _ * . __ `  _ ._
“Ye didn’t ’ave the wei8ht3 ' . . _ -
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