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a n d look in th e g la ss— y o u w ill se e th e effect—
Y ou c a n ’t h e lp p u c k e r in g — it m ake» yt>u p u c k e r
| . to th in k o f ta s tin g it.
B y th e u se o f s o C alled
cheap
B a k in g
ta k e th is p u c k e rin g , in ju rio u s A lum
r ig h t in to y o u r s y s te m — you in ju r e d ig estio n ,
ru in
y o u r sto m a c h .
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f t ô y a l i t m a d e fro m p u re , refin ed G r a p e C re a m o f T a r t a r —C o s ts m o re
t e th a n A lu m b u t y o u h a v e th e p ro fit o f q u a lity , th e p ro fit o f g o o d h e a lth .
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DOCTORS
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can eya> surpass i t
r.
Discovery
S C I» 1 1 'S I M iîk S T Î A
A Perfect
Cura t
Ft»f All T h ro a t and «
Lung Troubles
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M w w y b ook I f R rano. Teto! B o MJ m S w .
fi
m i* “
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*m» imrcA m m v»Bv u<t <>*3 fw - (. árfUt*.
a c > ? .,
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!,Í.R ^.-.ies .-.Wiibt ftye.B.9.
M te a w
Ualanf lived through I t * moot
fid pevtode of modern France, l i e was
horn In 1787 a in id the muttcringa o f tbe
revnlntlon. Unlaot's parents were mar
ried by a prusoribed i ’roteatnnt pastor,
aad h|s birth waa never I<;-n'!y regi»
tered. p is father, who was an advo
cate, uaed hie is ton 1 fo" public speak
lug 1a the im e re ti* o f t h * pereecntoo
I rutPStaBi» mul bv-c-sc. > t* m. k. <1 man
A fter lit'tWg frit- mrve-pi wretts I - dan
ger of hia i'te be t
v ’ tu-'t •»»mrtefi.
5 .ü ä
;
«
' 1 -f jui’îi. ‘ 'J
prefer to go through the peninsula
rather than through the canal,
thontrh with some chances which
will lie mode it is believed tbe
cabal will become of general use
aa soon na a fe e vh|,ta begin to use
It and remove tip prejudice now
existing against it?
generous to a fault.
“I'm glad you put In that
sage about honesty being needed
by a man who’s trying to succeed.
WORD FOLLY EXPLAINED.
There’s no use of anybody tryin i
Whoaa
C o m e t o F a tty
to win without it.”
1« " n e o t t e v a " t . „
t k « <MS H u
i*«,K
a M « w id re » .
Spokane.—A M il has bean before *h
Caesar, the poet wtll s lrg 4 $ e » *e e t
■besitze«’ r f the springtin'e; even O e
Relic - I know. Im t she got mad and psrsen w ill m inister to lhe .p lrltn a l
1 ‘besitee-’ of.his flock—a ll the various
tore It op.
entitle» in lite ra tu re , science, relleioa,
K «U -T»te Ides! W h y )
Brito-11<- headed l«*"I.lnes OU Ma and a rt w ill be known a» thelntellee-
!
tual
'bevitzes.' But th a t is not a ll.”
bel’s Fare».” —I ’bllade
IL-cord.
Kefi—rie wrote a lorely ixwm te M a
bel.
,
|
,
bad
a
n ew
z -D A IA fft
OROW8
RD-
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n if ir tQ T
B IG G E S T
e<nilA *ld
SQUA8H.
Goderich, O n t, M an
■Is
W o rld s ffa ir Bacarti of 1803
I
by L arger Creation.
!.
1 a°derich'
also peopl. and
b,« - ‘ « ^ l
I k ln m .
F o e I n s t a n c e in v o ir e (iletin
* T9r nU“
d ha* b* r.
ea ^ Produced
bj ’ '
things
For In ta n c e , in to u r ditelo
W a , no,k
ricfc
I l wei,-«.
gnished rereon yon represent my own
<03 uounda. and «has pick e l WO* f-.i;
parental ‘hesltaes.’ H a! h a!”
warded to the world’s fa ir at St. to d »
• “ Indeed!."
«tetìk».-
"And yoit ara ‘besftata’ tn a general to he a imirsd in the «closing d.pw t j
that big show,
sense. ”
knew- and reap- c i . ~ : c i
1“ When the world's fa ir waa hal<!
“ Am I » ’
. .
“Shall I tot you «-.-caster said tto
Chicago *.1-. V » _ uol * e«i.i h a,««
“ Y o u eat ‘beaftnea,’ drink 'besMxes.'
man.
that weighed 3S&1 poands, hut la I»»«
F
r
a
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e
o
s
l
o
n
a
t
J
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o
t
o
a
a
g
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an
i
encr.F*
in
'beeltnas.'
Merely
‘be-
"A re roii Hc...ii<tl?" replUd M. Gui-
ha bast his own record i.y raising an
litzes' e -n n ria e r a ll the *b»sitze«;’ am
S a t.
. ',j /
‘ -s
The Coiuedian-J iliougbt yoa and
Other squash that weighed
3M
Mias I*o*er were to bo married thio H is very af.A *beeil»’ ea' thnt you ebonlr
“Ye*. I have tw o cliiklrea."
tie tbe 'beeft -e»' e n te r the rixrw rkablr pounds, sad now last year's big aquae'
"And so iiave t," replied lhe prisoner, week, to It postponed.
beats thte by S4H pounds W h.le At:
The H e a v y -G a d . eirl She aetaaily •b es itre *'"' 1 U I h a ! " >
"but you wuoid have to pay for tueu
The yo-.ntr -W n langhed «rpre-arotialy. Warnock's totopeutors charge that bv
wants her name to appear before mine
lw t us gn on."
fo r he w ar t tabled hv the fun he was bos «oroa.sc.yet process of gattlnr re
TB c t went on. aad M. Oufsot died oa la the wedding
salts la squafih'falsing, ha attributes
havinir with the old man Aa tbe 1st
the areffokl a few days later. A t thw
1er rove to answer tha dinner bell he hlq success to liberal w atering
time Francos, tlw future s'.atcstuau,
Ha sorrowfully admits that ha ha.
Oraa Aayfcow.
vemsrfced:
'A -
who was the elder of tlie two . bildre n.
o f — giving
stse to
"T o n «» e d a tg o b o e h to thetcoltag« ' , tried - pecuitai ways
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B acon -A man ean't lake aay
was six aad a h alf years old g ad al
I donM ballerò yo« oro J««t «»* <” *• •’»uash bat he te now sattensd that tbs
ways preserved (he recnltortlua of go- With him when be dies.
E g b e rt- tib . I don't know. I had a fo r the cíasete*! 'b e s ltre *' Yoa <*n «»'X Ih»“ « 'bat » III iaercao« tbe else
tag to see hte fath er to i-rlsreu or » M t
report fo r more appropriate 'beslt »’ °< aquaeb mi l t coma out of the v it i»
friend
wlm owed me f it) die t e a t w e«*, report
' (Wurd tlw bouse of
1 a*eaa lu-» taken that w itb him afik, Is the w heat field w ith tha res* a f tsa “ d the vtoe meat get Its eappori froir
st fo u r a. vn to-m orrow "
1 l ^*e natural roots.
« lg b t-V u iik a n i fitatrsuisA
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A Dm seolta SaWl. ’
. . "John
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la so , dumestto In hte tastes"
aoiij the Htbvll Ito tuatro o.,
“H<- > * r
“Ver. lie 's liven a ll day to tbs hot
snu trytou io kilt a rattlesnake to get
a rattle for the b u b y !"-A tla n ta C o o -
aU lotion.
*
woe| is a whole ipt more than
you’re w orth! Yon ought to get
down on your knees to m e every
day and thank me for keeping you
here. But I ’m a liberal-mindc-:
man, and I ’ll tell you what I ’ll do.
I ’m to get <380 for thte article,
and I'll give you 020 of it aaa prea-
cnt jaSt to
you thgt Pin
Thia te how tbe presence of mind aad
aodadty o f a Chicago thief saved him
from being locked np: A policeman
•t e t e T e »1
M l a bolli« or comm. -
uh > w -who recognised him and knew bo was
ester « p 4 lot It aland t*.
.- hours t “wanted" put him under a rre s t w ith
t cr to'- tbe words. “ Yon are wanted a t bets
..„.cete.
quarters." “ Teo. I know." replied tbs
vn-uiPhy condi
thief quickly. ~l w as arrested Mu
t im i .J the k<d-
rcya; it it «alna night and waa hailed oat this morning.
leglsteture affecting the ownership ol
J-«.- llasn It It You ore too slow.” “ I t does look that .i Back fro m the <X) 'a herd w ork in the fioap Lake, upon which the state laud t
iacee o f kid w ay." said Ihe crestfallen polIceman w h e a t field «the discoateirted parent
border. A recital of what cau be Sc
ney iiouLle: too as be told tb< th ie f be could go, of sat down to interview the young man
hequeirt dcairs to which permission the thief lost no who waa Bor e from collage in queer o f complished for the afflicted at body by .
tha use of the waters reads like a pat«,
r«ac It or pain te time In availing himself. Later, to hte
a b rie f vacation end more oath, re ant medicine adverllsemont:
the back
*™° ' ebnprin. the policeman found that tha lates the K am as City Star.
•
oonvtnclsg proof that the kidneyf ai____
For Instance: ft w ill cure serofule
thief bud not been previously arrested.
" I do not comprehend the meaning rheumatism, stomach troubles, k'duey
i JersreciHcf order.
of
many
words
which
hare
appeared
W i l l to B e .
diseases, corns and bunions, stop .'all
í , T h e C IM e« M a«.
in your le tte r« ,” com pie toed tbe pa
' : There 'i'com fort in tt.a knewtsdge S3
At the headwaters .of lhe Orinoco rent. "F o r inntance in you r last ¡ot ing hair, cure mange and taka groan
- J often czprersad, »'«t O r, Kltewr'» S-«wip-
r -
Root, the crest Sidney »sajeriy fulfills every Spanish traditions located tbe tend of te r you w ro te this: ‘Financial her at res spots out Of clothes. —
A widow has a homestead o a . oae
-J5* PoctoiP.
glided man," a pe-
«jn t4 ic b i i u k AutMin.* 1 xxiB L )jr£hezid
M CI, Vanij-»,irv«r,
anTe very pait ten ta t* whose country was so rich In -the b lin k :' th a t is w hat your educa- portion Of ib t shore and has a w
w ith in a few feet of the lake sh
of the urtesrjcf^aoa^e. it cwrrset» Inafcilttv guld dnot that be had his txidy anoint- t |on is up
date, b ut 'beaUae^ is he
t> hold wo,ar and scalding pain in passing
that furnishes pure, d e a r water. T
la in .' .”
p t. or bad pffcots (Oilcwtnf use of Hsuar. ed w ith oil and sprinkled witb gold ev- yoad me. F rp lain
water in the lake has a very soupy
T be yonng man. «miled a superior saline taste, not uaUke that of <»«».>-
wine or bee:, aai evaroomes fiiat unpleasant ery morning, so that he shone in tha
necessity cf -being rp-TStelied to go oftsn sun as though gilded. It fs a earlono smile and gracefully lighted a tinted salts. When the surface of the Water*.
to n n e ‘hs day, «nJ » je t uo many l|m « tact that tbe country tn which tradition cigarette. He said:
te stirred by a braexo. the wavas ohnr
the cfjlii. rk tm tid a h d tha «isba- tocated this Marvelous being has oevev
" 'BesRzes' la a new word tn the lan
up foam and froth, which piles up <1
ii- p in a t;
been explored by a w hite mau.
guage and ear be used ns a ru b -tltu te
the lee shore, sometimes two foot h ,;!<
fo r a ll the other words, or, rather
One of the principal salts la thn wa
¿orfulcurte m the c-,qit diatroosipg cases.
' ' r
' /, ..
A Standee, _.... ......... i it i» A w »rd wklch may be uaed to ex
> ou neoc « Tneatcine ) ? j srryuka bavo tlw
ter la said to be found In no other vs
To
soy
th
a
t
»very
roan
baa
hia
price
press
the
unlverre
in
i
t
*
infinite
en
Saks <y.
u SOi. ar.? $1. stem.
I ters. so faC aa known, with one -
Yobinay hav- ft n r - y l e >>ottl«_ of thb te to deny tbe existence of the great tire ty and to minute d e ta il; anything caption, and that is la oaa of the !..
d
en
who
bnve
died
for
tbelr
faith
and
and
everything,
separately
or
to
«oaAbrfu'
ib.--.iyen
“
mous health resorts of Europe
T ic
their country, jfouoenae! ’TIs tbe
gether, Is ‘be«lt*e».! Th« p purpose
ur
of
ana. a boex (hai '
lake has no outlet.
pleu of a k u u v c aiu l Issues out of the j 'besitves"!« to re’lere monoh.uy o f die
moot about It, both
In addition to -Its medicinal prope
tbsetutaly frs a *y n _ „
month o f S fool. The sterling strength I lion In the elass4eaof the ff’ture.
1,4,
tle* th# w ,tw ' ** remarkably claaasii ;
add»«»« Dr. Kilmer fc
of uisii litri wotnuu tebuhes It every- ’ . X «■Vk«. 5 ( h : . s r .v „ s t ™ s e w ilt » '«rotes«
s
" “ i i s “”
' i
Co., Bteehamtaei, H. Y. W'ncn writing
whei c. -ttcbooi master.
Hon reading this gaa«ro w ««ar te thte papsr.
abuse; historians will, «¡total to the , ,nU* the l#k® w nh h l r worst oven, la
ancient Hctnan 'besltres’ o f Julius ou and coma out looking aa though bt '
U - L a ek rd T a rt.
and D o n ’t B s ? w It.
ï
and
filguatur», Thag
Ba Wonderad jbmwtK««
'
of tbe parish?
m a n Who invertie»!« comparative
y o u
by H l.
M l tha Carinthten
flm t>ni pia t in m
AfiOSSThah
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£mith Premier the choice c i the
P o w d e rs
GREAT
“I have been requeated," finld
the great captain of Industry,ad
“Rpeaking of canal«,1
engineer who had been talking dressing hia third Asaiateat secre
Vpl
about
PpnanM, “a very Intereat tary, «»-curding to the Chicago
> ysU ov Mrd oartbluahM t e e
ing canal, and one not much heard Record Herald, “to w rite a Btag-
1 « to lo , sa»* «un «ioga «« tre
of, is that connected with the gulf I'xine article on how to become n
B sw «a t u haaatt H«M, OW tha tm aa
•tira w m rthiag they aad I la t a ha»
of Corinth and the gulf of Avgina m a g n a te . I want yon to got up
Ah, la It oca tha aam aar braaaa
B<.nothing t h a t will reflect credit
in Greece.
Coma hack t e «a o lt h aaa aad U t «
“I t ’« aome older than any we on are a n d m a k e m y friends won
have in the western hemisphere, d e r a t my l i t e r a r y style.”
Qiuckir aa tbajr baca
bs, « b e n (ha aahaa I
Three days la te r th e great man
also,
for Peiihiider, tyrant of
lh e orchard Saar la « M ia sdth tao«.
Corinth, proposed to cat through re a d th e a r t ic le to which his name
- I t A. OaWoUa H a a s U IH latta
the tyhm us aa long ago aa 000 was signed, and again addressing
yeara-hefore Christ. Hoperatitiou hia third astir taut secretary said-
CAROLAND.
“Thia la esreilent. My reason
r— t —
ta i
•topped him, however.
ho Oaaaaa T h a t W
.
“Julius Caesar o»d Caligula ing is p-rfi etly clear. The young
E lw hteaoth
muu who can’t a f|er reading thia
A fte r the advent of the boose of B an- took it up again when Rome had
ever the favorite g a ra « a t court wars hold of Greece, but it waa too article of mine atari right out and
"qpadrUlé," an Improvement of “•Ba much fur them. Then came Nero, become a captain of Industry is a
tas." and "commerce.” The gains and
hopeless case, and don’t deserve
lease« o f the kings s * f queens ware, aa snd he went nt it with vigor, but
sDcceas. My togic can’t be beat,
tbe
work
stopped
when
be
died.
S rule, restricted to ICO gulueas, but OB
my literary style te beautiful; I
T w e lfth Night it was customary fa r
“Others kept ptrtpidiiig away
have free and easy command of a
thousands to chsage hands. On a n a l . 1 t* f o r th e n e x t
hundred
whole Jot of fine, big-sounding
occasion Lady Cowper, a lady tai w ait
years, but it was
u n til 1881
ing. refused for the sake o f her ch il
words that 1 don’t know th e m enu
dren to take part In the game, aa none that real work of?tfce Nero en ing of, pud, taking it a lto g e th e r ,
T
Then Gen.
aat down to the table w ith lean than e rg y was put upon «
£200. "
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Turr, aidede cajnp > to V V i. ic t o r Ettt l ’n> mighty pruod of my ability as
" niriter. -’K ui'i’
About the year 1740 a rage tee mannel of Italy, organized » com
"w hisk." or whist, set in. but at first
“In fact, I ’ve never read a bet
pony
and
worked
on
t ill t h e m o n
It was considered too wise a game tee
ter article than thia one of mine
tedios to Join In. Hume, the historian, ey gave out in 1890. the chief ob
on how to get to the front. The
never went to bed without hte whist, «facie being aom e k i n ! o f flint
qualification«
needed; how to ae-
and even the great Johnson regretted which dynamite eonMn't break.
cure the beat ieturns for the ef
that be had not learned to play carda,
“About flO.OOO.HOO was spent
tu 1742 “ n o rry " W alpole finds It abso
forts expended; where, when and
np to 1890, mw’ fb e n .Mr. S jn g r o a
lutely necessary to learn "whisk,'
how to begin; all thcr - things arc
"h arin g waited In vain for Its being took hold, otrt’c ntaed n -<"v co m
so
clearly set forth that 1 don’t
le ft off." W e find him In another let pany, jrilb
' ’ ’ injr c a p aeeiiow anyone who can read them
te r threatening to build an a lta r to ital, and finished the
in ’ K.Tt
without understanding why I
"Ite m " to commemorate the escape of
I t is only About four ini vs long,
fals charming.Hucheas of Grafton, who.
have clnm tq thc top.
It appears, had been playing cards tn but It is Oil feet wide .-it th e hot
“That's a mighty good point yon
Rome when she ought to bare been at tom, about 80 feet w id e n t w n te r
o>!«kc there about tbe importance
a cardinal's reception, where the floor line, 20 feet and th re e itu-be*
fell la and all the monalgnoraa were deep in water, and it is cut nearly of asking for what's wanted, too
precipitated into the cellar!
That’s always been one of my prin
all the wjiy through »olid rock,
Cards were so very much la evidente
ciples. Things don't come to peo
h» tita timo that even luvttatkm * were rising at some points for 209 feet pie In thte world. You’ve got ta
frequently Issued end notes w ritten up above the canal., j.
reach for them, and if yon can’t
on the hacks of playing cards, which
“I t la like a cankon, nnd ships do
see what you want, you’ve got to
on that account were uauaHy plain,
not take kindly to It, the entrance
wtthoat any design. Tha chevalier's
ask somebody tn paas it along
famous order to retreat a t Cullodea beiug bad, a strong wind blowing I ’d be mighty sorry if you’d forgo
was w ritten oa tha back o f tbe nine o f through It aa through a great air
to put that In. E v »crybody wh
hearts.
<•
shaft, and there is at times a knows me will nt ome recognize
A fresh attempt was made In 1739 to strong reverse ewrrent.
them »a my sentiments.
remedy the state of gambling tn Eng
“I t la aa -Interesting trip ’
land by passing an act which provided
- Satet your SnUfy*
d ia l “aay person keeping a house ar through the canal» nnd it save« 123 Young man, do yon know 018 .<
These are features which Broke the
hdvanlaqtw.
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