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tore '|mler&d for him, but he kept
‘|&iiil~%o£s eiltliwlemuid not dress
Wim \'iwxiii.“fl\i¢:“.l=1-11: advises
me to try a oertein in cal college, but
ltltrsiment did not do any good. At
the time I was induced to try cntimn
Bemvdlhq Ui! “_'a_e'so had thatlhad to
out hil heir od irqd ut the Cn ours
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_ preserved réugh the "a
sent to us our strongest and most im-
l°l'Nnt history oi' the past. They con-
ltituh the living sentiment of the lit-
¢rl¢\1r° of fame., in sii ine mighty
tumnlts ot war, the tranquil perioda ol
peace and the coiivuislve shocks of rev-
9|,\I Lora  ,stands in el or _ I
;L Ve xiajenduring' or fi£eEa¢"
` r. \"flle.'|rea :*eeches of the great
mono! antiquit :are in the mouth of
ilsehoeiboy. _ ,manor know Greece
wiiiieeznbiiies _ ui He unset tum
Rome without Still the steno
the stenolrapherfs oiftliis. and so it will
always remain fs lasting regret' that
many ofhthe  brilliant utterances
.ot iincl_ent_otstory"an|`l wit have never,
i
been recorded.
leenler lanleaem '
proprietor of a tav-
tsgenet
was put to death
“Hy”
some time
any sort of n emi! 0!
songs any snr-
gminn of is asia to be fsnilte
' lu flllt lll l,ll0 Il~
success. n
er ten member of parlis~
and it iii
member of earlie-
msnt will he publisher. ~
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Do les Copy.
to say s feel
when
dating;
their own, you
when yon do s good
as it
few
Quito.
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I tl I  el iuep. if "` e g B ! 5  "
You may search thi-oiigli ‘ine annals '_.. s
of all time and the speegigei ¢r me, ,»,_ _ _ _
5:" "H ‘He pnsuom’ of the periods lliul- Uldds Kidney Piilr. will bu;-e
‘ whicliz (ey ilpurig _Z hy~ Diabeus hcoau ihgy unieil hign-_
hu .°t h andéun _ V bg' l ST UJL%iur\iii'i&§l3 n§ie%irCu., Que.
t9' J ' ~' ` > uli- Jn t .aflamme oi
raphers ot' thoee§"EeTtii“ri5s  “H53
lllllst bi mlill "Anil li lilo/i wt ineriieii will l have
t ada to be an old maid like Aunt K-iid"
   * l~m¢_ fi J; »
remark WWII! 9"" - ~ ` ~ ff
omwm Hovrllot ._ ' " Japa csc
. im ~_ » ~ ` Arjfm riiire miie A
0" 9-\°_l‘.*i im - l”-\f=*?l‘l:lf!ii~-’ 'mit' lli it
wife i Q f @@_§§i,i§§,f,',§;,_i . '
mm. yd* mt _ ¢» ir ‘Fw __¥i¥:J‘/Kgikaj of ssl eveffwhere.
of ¢o@»_ . 1  mue toiiyou. Delia
 thaw `,A_j' '_ _ `;,'A »f`,`» at ur entertiiinlnii
ol oetrr- thatp Y" "F "'-` I .= ki en inet night.
°f 999'", h..  Delia-F  li s him into tho,`.
lm" beenld Wl°“:i parlor inalam. ut he wo dn't no.
a sllort,bill making , sand received lii~itiiiii;‘; rl
_ to a ii
“*’*..:i‘. »¥=¥f~.iifJ‘7 1-.»T..°‘i
uly 18 bi e
this pi oe has proved in his own stitlsiae'
lon ih'ia'. D.xdri`s Kidney Pillai _will cure
Diabetes. Mr Lnflsmine says:
was ai tended _by the di iitor I-nt_ all his
medloliioa did me'rogi-nd. Then I irled
QZdr{Z;`li?'3;i('E’4lis:Jai ii tvi o lone-i cured
any iorurof Iildrey lliseiieie is nn old `
sayihg, bmi ii Ӥrul'>t-temhlt"-s that Dorid'e
iirruifeyiriii. wiii one nihiieigr.
' Tu.. Little dues outio»i< -Ii~‘\iosiie
six years old. “Maiume," »hh called one
day. “ii-I get marrli-ii will I have to have
l husband like pal" _
"Yes," replied the iuiitlirr, with an
amuse-i smile.
"Mamma"-.iiter a bnuse-f‘ii.'s ii reuuh
`Wt!r|fHur sas-weuses»,»si|»'i.-lt!"
i .-
. AOA-*gg  properties of the
“gina are trot e nu u' ' Weod"s Norway
ine_,_, _ p. i s the et satisfactory
_remedy .xoughs and u s ol ell kinds
1'; I4
Liar; .
ansfleld, Ont
ehottle oi' Dr
i~veri»io iiiube
i. Benin.-» this
ipumry fllllig
INSTANT R
Mr. Rubt. Jennings,
writes: ‘I have used
Low'l “Oooh ache Gu ni io
"I Wdiidbr W\i'y"pel‘lple A
Earth assieff "
“Il.'s natural enough.
exactly what her age ls.‘
_ .  RED-
Miss J. J. Johnson, lnnlsfall,Alta,, says
w nbled wit rsche for a lnnir
nothing me until I used
's Yelio; hioh cured me
y-'
_Mistress-“Do'you love lmblerf Mald-
"Not at three dollars a week. mum."
iNeurai¢ia.
eu us, my dean'
of he-‘ aoq '
ways, speak ol
Nobody knows
the innocent
live at sixes
that Kipli gls now writ
about ‘Adam-Zsh, the
like I
Jsveiliv i
proceed to
Russia ireie
omit to
D088
“l".r\ twoiears lsuilered fri |iiDinh<i.ee. ‘I
in c p ~ '
Th‘lIwha't$'~`iRl'~<!i|ie Dinh- iq; will cure 'i
llinsrd's Liniment Cu-u. liandrnh. ‘
Instleas h lirics.
Al h' nearly everything else, (uh.
Ions in horses are frequently chang-
ing, and it is interesting to note
how the-se have varied. Years ego
Iioihing was considered more stylish.
in tandem. for instance, than A
'mari HHPPIWSNY leader and a good,
upsfanding chestnut. in the shafts.
Then cnme the period ol rigid iini-
iormiiy when the animals had all to
he carefully matched-it made no
innticr what the color. This has
lnsteti pretty well until the present
day, with varying limitations. At
one time well-groomed, satin-coated
blacks were the rage, at another
Chestniits were essential. Just now
"ll\'er-coloi'cii" chestnut: and browns
are declared to have Dame Fashi»on’s
smile. and there is also considerable
request for the good, hard, service-
able blue roen, nowadays somewhat
srnrcc. In this, as in other matters,
however, the good lady'e`f&vor is
fickle. A prominent iancier decides
for a. certain color, and drives in ii
smart "turnout." llc promptly has
the flottcry oi imitation. A dcmniid
is created and tho fashion set. Just
as in clothes, so in selection for the
stixhlc. What was ycstc-rday's “cor-
rr-ct thing" may be to-mnrrnwl
'flied i'orm"; but for the riding man
i.he_ highest recommendation of a
iinunt will iilweys he_ quality rather
than Shade '
A Devnurrr of Novels.
The Hoa, Alircd Deakin, the Prime
Min-ister oi the Commonwealth,
whose recent illness cniiscd so much
concern, was 1 few wcelis ago enter-
tained hy the "Mf~liiurniaiie"-in oth-
cr words, his brother old boys oi the
Melbourne Church nl' linglend Gram-
mar School, says 'l`ho London Daily
Chronicle. llc oiicnod his speech
with the remark that when it fell to
the lot oi s. mnn io win any ei the
prizes oi lilo he always thought first
of his mother mid next of his old
school. Like a number oi other
men Who became famous in alter
life, Mr. Deakin riid not shine ro-
splendently iii, 1.-choui, In his own
words-, his progi-css hurl been by slow
and easy stages, limi his position in
clean was inv,\rin.hl_v nieiirnr thc bot-
 th`a.n thc top. 'Ho wus, indeed,
ance imprisoned in the school lock-
up, but as he had managed to
smugzle in s sensational novel under
his 'waistcoat the monies of incar-
oeration were appreciably mitigated.
The Prime ‘Minister is still an in-
ggtlgblg dgvgiiror of novell, and nev-
er enters the ii-gisistive chamber
without one or two. He settles down
comfortably into s comer of the
Treasury bench and reads away when
Ulsiliell is dull.
A Inari Arrangement.
A gentlemen was an s holiday at
one of the Scottish county towns N-
eqth. ` Seeing' a line of hose laid
alien( thi street. he asked the mari
in charge if there had been a are.
"Ne," replied the man; "we've en-
U in practicing." '
_'hes the visitor began te qui- in
UI _mum
 do you cell ent. your mea
whel thefe's ‘a" fire?"
_ "Oli wesl," was the reply, "we
 t_hlm'a #od said!"-Pear
esn's feels.
i '.l'lo'l¢n|\n¢e as desmtnals.
" °'Bheet|n¢‘the=crew,” it was explain-
}d_in a ‘police eeiirt. wss-the criminal!
 fer iiilsriagannh winner ine-
tte |_noi;ey‘ to out 'lor them.
noun. se im menus.
 ar_e`_ri3ple in Wales
who do not know a"`w' d of the ln;
ina luisimse- henna ilu so.000 ree-
gziwhe-Qeel only,|.rish.‘and Beotisnd
,Q ever 40000 who mask only
Float.
the proud ewa-
Thfls plant is ver!
only in Borneo.
rsli. the sinsli
up for one
fer another. wink
Dariine
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The letters of Miss l\/lerkley, whose 'pio-
ture is printed above, and Miss Claussen,
prove beyond question that thousands of
cases of inflammation of the ovaries and
womb are annually cured by the _use of
Lydia E. Pinl<ham’s Vegetable Compound.
“Dun Mas Prmrasm:-Gradual loss of stienitfi and rnrve Mme
told me something was radically wrong with me. I severe shooting
pains throught the pelvic organs, cramps and eictreme irritation com-
pelled me to seek medical advice. The doctor sind that I had ovarian
trouble and ulceration, and advised an operation. Ietrongly objecind to
ihis and decided to try _Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
l soon found that my Judgment was correct., and that all the good
things said about this n_1ed1c1ne were true, and dey by _day I felt Iss
pain and increased appetite. 'lfhe ulceration soon healedmlld the other
complications disappeared and in eleven weeks_I was once more strong
md vi rous and perfectly well
“lily heartiest thanks are sent to you for the greet good ,gzdhsve
done me."--Sincerely yours, Miss Msnasnrr Munn, 275 St.,
llliiwaukee, Wis. A
i'liss Claussen Saved from a Surgical 
“Dsanlha Prxxnsx: _Item to methat
all the endorsements thztrfhave of the value
of  E. Pinkham’s Compound do not express
one- alt of the virtue the great medicine molly
possesses. I know that it saved my life and
went to 've the credit where it belon%. I su!-
fered Witlilovarientrouble for tive ¥°°,I'B» ad three
operations and spent hundreds of dollars on doc-
tors and medicines but this did not cure me
after all. _ _
“However,wha.t doctors and medicines failed
‘ to do, Ldvslh E. Plnkha.m’s Vegetable Oom-
und 'd. Twentiy bottles restored me to per-
gbt health and I fee sure that hadl hiowno its
value betore, and let the doctors alone, I would
. have been spared all the pain and e nse that
fruitless operations cost ine. li the women  a§§_i%‘§eering{’snd
the doctors do not help them, will try Lydia, . am’s age-
table ComponmBLt;hey will not be disaplgointed with the results! -
Miss Cham M. nuns, 1807 Penn St., ansas CIW. M0-
pgg 1-iiwewmeif ` eesneei-igiseiieseuevseseipsseseasl
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