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Newspaper Page TextFritltiy, October 11, 1«29 D orothy '« M other Proves Claim Children don’t ordi narily taka to aoodl- rtnea bat hera’a on « that all o f them l o v » Perhapa tt ahonldnt ba railed a medlrlne at all. It*a more like rich, concentrated f t i » y W fo o d . It ’a pnre. wholesome, aweet to the taste and ■weet In your child’s little stomach. It builds up and strensthen* weak, pony, underweight children, m ake« them eat heartily, brings the roaea back to their cheeks, makes them playful, energetic, full o f life. And no bilious, headachy, constipated, feverish, fretfu l baby or child ever failed to respond to the irentle Influ ence o f C alifornia F ly Syrup on their little bowela It atarts laty bowels quick, cleans them out thoroughly, tones and strengthens them so they continue to act normally, o f their own accord. Millions o f mothers know about California F ig Syrup from experience. A Western mother, M rs J. O. Moore. 119 C liff Are., San Antonio, Texas, eays: "C alifornia F ig Syrup Is cer tainly all that’s claimed fo r I t I hare proved that with my little Doro thy. She was a bottle baby and very delicate. H er bowels were weak. I started her on F ig Syrup when she was a few months old and It regu lated her, quick. I have used It with her ever since tor colds and every lit tle set-back and her wonderful con dition tells better than words how It helps.” Don't be Imposed on. See that the F ig Syrup you buy bear* the name, "C a liforn ia " so you'll get the genu ine, famous fo r ,V) years. T if f Reason "W h y do you buy more shoes at thla time? Ton hare eleven pairs la th « cloaeL" MI know, but 1 need the box for s picnic lunch.**— Detroit News. THE BEAVERTON REVIEW C effee U v e . L e e g le Use As far back aa 1091 urns were tn Dae | b the Host on Coffee house. One o f the largest manufacturera o f coffee urns today daim s to have made cop p erd inned coffee, tea and water urn* with tinned copper baskets or perco lators aa far back as 1S5.V They wore heated with steam colla, alcohol lamps or gas burners. HATE By ARTHUR D. HOWDEN SMITH C ivilisation sad Scant The ancients Interested themselves almost entirely In the heavier, more crude scents—as musk, myrrh. In cense; the scent o f flower* la sel dom mentioned In their poetry or lit erature, which leads ua to think that the subtlety o f this last born o f our aenaee Is being evolved with c ivili sation. ' w NV *«r,tce «'»»!»>» «M . IM S A H TIint I« lliW l'K S KMITII I'M rvd mail, with the salty mots t'lln .h imiised In Ilia uihlst ol a lure, hud cleared fonti Fellow os' etc* blow, almost abashed. He was conscious of u eu rlu e*» mental • ’ A n i?" he ecloaMl "IH u tl be Hfflurnlttg to America «luring and physh-ul ; yet hi* body had sc asly. lad. Kru a live— and uluely Ove th* War of ISIS. #ft#r a tucc*#« qulrod a pecultnl lig n in e «. Around to come.” ful voyage. Cant Lion F ellow «» merchant »hip Sachem »• sunk on him oo the i l e i wer« grouped score* ’ No talking,* called Mr. fu rry . Portugal bv a Itrttteh frigate H*» ol Sillier*, an Inhuman sliiillarlly In Fellowea liuddled vinari to the must creu surrender», but Kelloue* Famous T rs tiu rs H o u i« reach#» »bore exhau»t#«a lit* Ilf* the ring of tunned Po eo and musculat braving himself to Ilia shock of III« Th * Freer Gallery o f Art, compris la taxed by an Knglieh a pea kin* bodies, all wearing Hi* Identical Mut lavile» I'reaenlly he la»le.t the sully lrl who conceal# her identity ing the C hine*« and J ap an ««« art !e learna from her. however uniform. Ills watchers might have m o'viur* again un his 11 ( 1 » and licked treasure« and the Whistler painting« that »ho la about to »et out for been hewed from s single pattern— them with his tongue. He mustn't LI»bon Fallow*» goea to Llabou and etchings acquired by th* lata hoping to find a veaael America except for two. mho stood together a cry Mustn’t give thla fl—o Britisher Charles U Freer, are a part o f tha bound Ha meat# Cap! Chalet of short distant« for'urd ot the mast. Hr Ih* M llsfaerlou ol II But tlie uo la Smithsonian Institution, although tha Amarlcan »hip True Bounty an aeguaintanew Chater offer» observed this pair particularly because tu wasn't tears. It was blood At th* housed tn a so pa rate building pro him a berth aa mat# FelK'xxea one of them w u ■ negro, a gtnnt o f a nest blow he saw It spurtlog ova« h!< vided by Mr. Freer. rafuaea. knowing Uhatar ta dia loyal In trading with tha eneme man Tlie negro’s companion was shoulder» Thu red palm of lb « mast He meata tha girl who saved his equally ugly, very short, monstrously was lie. ked with II. He glanced down Company of Thought Ufa. Cara Inaleplo. daughter of tha owner or tha True Bounty brunii, with comical, b ow el legs sud and saw »peek* of blood on the clean Cnthlnklng beads who hare not Soma folks taka pain for granted. Cara inducaa him to a»H aa mat# long, apeiika arm » white deck. Fellowea falls In lov# with her (earned to be alone are a prison to They l*< a cold "ran Its course.” Tha Trua Bounty 1» »topped by Of all thosa on the 4hulger a deck He laughed. themaelvea tf they be not with others; the British frigate. Badger Oapt They wait for thair headaches to “ wear off.” this pair » e r a tlie moat brutal In ap •Butcher t ’olllahawa they’ll cell bln. whereas, on th « contrary, those whoa« Colhshawe. Deaplta hi# American cltlaenahip Fellowea la taken pearauee. ostensibly tha tinwt debased I f suffering from neuralgia or from n*uritia, after Ib id ” h* said In a tired vole« thonghts are actire are sometimes fain aboard tha Badger a “praaaed' but lo soni« anevplulimhl* way they Ihat was distinct lo Ui* oppressiva they rwly on foaling better In th* morning. to retire Into company to be oat o f the man Imparted to him ■ message of aym »Mem*. , , , crowd o f themselves.— Sir Thomas Meantime, they suffer unnaraaaary pain. pathy. Their eyes signaled eneunr "T h irty five," counted O ln .h . "tblr Browne. |lnn*ce**ary, b*cauaa th*re la an antidote. agvmenl In Ills ordeal, and he felt tyelx. thirty sevun. thirty e ig h t” CHAPTER III— Continued Bayer Aspirin always offers immediate r»lt*f Mysteriously heartened He saw with F ello w «« was oo* broli ut agotl) Human N atere'a Attribute* from various achaa and pains wa ones had to out trvmhllng. H in d i striding afl frum hla lolna tu bla aliuulden» He " M a k e s ll worse for you. A native Human nstur* Is not a machine to andura. I f pain psraista, consult your doctor stripped to the w »l>' Ilka himself In lay slung Ihe butt uf lb « must, lung be built after a model and set to do born Englishman shipping with the aa to Its cause. one gnurled fl»t a short slock of wood lug limp from his felterud wrists Fot exactly the work prescribed for It. but enemy I 'Might be eivu*Nhl* II you from which de|n-mied nine knotty a wliM* the strain on his sem* had Sava yourself a lot of pain and discomfort a tree, which requires to grow and d o were an ignorant feller, 'dUlu l know chunks of brownish rope. I I « saw th* hurt him. Now, ll was «Im ply une through th* many u*r* of (layer Aspirin. Pro velop Itself oo all side«, according to any better. Iluutph I Some captain* oITtrer of tlie deck Mr fu rry , move l>art o l Ihe complicated torment l hai tha tendencies o f tha Inward force« would flog you ou general prlrclpiea." tect yourself by buying tha genuine. Baysr la nearer, aversion pialo In hla testy was hla Iwrlng. Ills bearing bad goue which make a living thing.— Mill. A red mist swlrlod In front of Fat aojt. Always the earn» Alt dragsters*. attitude Then, oui ot the tall o f hi* wlib hla seuaa ot sight. Ha didn't — I lowea' eyes. eye. he saw film h step back, with a know when II was that tha rouut of Caanot E «cap* Con.aquaata* “ M I'd •>»<! a weapon, you wouldu t loud: "llead y. lad I This Is (he ‘ F ifty I* tolleri, and Clinch's voice “ You Consequences are unpltytug. Our hare ta .e o roe,” he snarled. conni «Ir —O t » « r tMN.ined at hla * « r : That cut deeds carry their terrible conse trapped in«, didn't you ! T o save himself, he could not bel; “ D’ye ear me. lad? Ye can take quences, quite apart from any fluc Chater put you up to It— he was I at Salteri * —■-*- I« tea Irada raer» at Uejrar U aa »tartara al fllurhtiig from the nine simultaneous ter ol hut fifty latar. W a ll ‘ava Ilia tuations that went before— conse afraid I understood his plotting.’ bltea ot the cat. He airulued In surgeon up for ye. Yer back's rul to “That will do Another word, sod quences that are hardly ever coa W av’ * F leti Victim ? It Waaa’ t Har Fault toward the mast, arching up on hi* p ie « « « .' you ll go In Irons.” fined to ourselves.— Eliot. It Is believed Ihat th* Aral boat sunk Ile — Don't go. You are leaving me “Go on," croaked Fellowea. forcing Something exploded In Fellowea In Ihe W «rM war « * ■ <h* Man W llfrl- entirely without reason. .ipeu bloodshot e y e » "K ill tue U you brain It wasn't only Clmiei who had C « » a l Muck Used Nhe— I alwnya le s te thing* aa I flint do. a llrltlah ship sunk by a mina. Au cun. Thai * what he wuiita” betrayed him Cara— He choked guai .1 IHM them. The first official passage through Mr fu r r y ’* voice »■ ■ fre tfu l “ I f you don't like w o o l» trj tola the Panama canal was made on August " I t the man Insist» you II have lo be gnsjieil. and his flsi shot up to Col 15, 1914. It was made by the steam go ahead, flin c h Her«, feleb him * i llshnwe's Jaw ship Ancon. Since then thousands i f i cm ol grog, on* nf you.” The Englishman pitched nnrkwiird ships have used It to go from t n , A new voice pierced Fellowe* dwln tong limb* a sprawl. * * Clinch and halt ocean to another. .l.mg consciousness a soft p la tin i«« j a dozen more bluejacket* rhau-vl In on v o lt«, atuioei womanish In Ila husky | Felloues Kernel litng like » grunt went H e ir to m illions N o L ave W ithout Hope musical quality: up from the awestruck crew of the Affection can withstand very severe “ Yah. n ia rsrl fu fle e got him rura." Itadger t'olllsbawe I untied on to hi* storms o f rigor, but not t long polar Fellowcs felt the rim of a pannikin feet There was a pnruled look In IE habv to be envied is the one frost o f downright Indifference. Love at his swolleo lips and sucked thirst ; vho u f*>rn w ith sn inheritance III subsist on wonderfully little hope, f ' * 7 '* / "* I ly The raw »tuff humrd hi* swollen expression almost o f uncertainty Cf Perfect health, to begin with. but not altogether without It.— Walter throat, anil h* coughed- and every AnJ w ho’s lucky enough to have a “ F.a*y with him.” he directed Scott. mimt le In hla torsi* throbbed and mother who knows bow to build Clinch “ Iton l maul- him H ere! «taPI.eil lie tlirottled a grimo. up thu fortune. 81« ml nlrn u p " And a* Fellowcs wu* Happina** H igh **! Aim "M t'r*.’ he pleaded. dragged erect, cursing and flgtitlng “ Pcrhsp* I'm old fashioned,” »he’ ll I believe the Inventions o f the fu “ Y 'ell gli II. friend," promised an with all hi* strength; " W h j <oi earth lav to the doctor w h o pronoun;es ture. uo matter how marvelous they ottiei new voice "Thla here's Tom •lid yon tin ihat, man? T l * mutiny to h crih il.l ¡in vc,ally U »'<C at a h*by are going to be. will avail ns nothing iSroguii of IMilljdetphy. I*. A Tin d rlk e tour officer " show, "but thu hrtlth certificate unless human happiness Is also In ■lalamlln hy, along o f my nigger mean» more to me than all the »lock "You know why I frlrn p ln Col creased.— linger W. Rubson. | l'udoe. Uere Easy dies III That's certificate» m the world If mv habv llshawe. M in i ' s « lis t they cull you' nult." f(n>wf up »trong and well, I'm w ill You didn't even press me like sn Punishment Enough Gradimlly. Fellowe* rallied under ing to leivc it to him to make * Done?' Englishman No you crl'tiped Hie «Il inula tit. "T h a n k »” he mas Theft o f a library o f TA.OUO volume» career and fortune fur huniclf. mo like any lick spittle, tad holts* aged lo m y Is reported from a Snn Francisco “ Already I'm teaching him the value shipping agent. T o clear the mud tor Mr fu r ry shouted le a llly : borne The thief, when and I f raught. o f regular habit» Regular ilcrp, reg yourself!” " I f he so n 'l hare Ids punishment might be sentenced to read ’em.— New ular meal», regular function». H e'» Colllshawe met Fellowe* glance l»>*l|».nvtt you'll have to resume Orleans Tlines-l’lcay une. never once hern off »ehcdule, not squarely, and so they fmnred one tn flin c h ." even when be w u cutting teeth or other for several breaths ’ Tha Oog.- Croaked Fs tl o w ««, *111 Kill ” Ave. aye. air,” flin c h acknowledged B ook’s Slow Progross traveling to the country I make Him— ” ” 1 should have liked to Ignore ynui reluctantly "Heady lad." German professors are writing sure o f (bat by giving him Nujol offense." Colllshawe said linn ly Fellowcs tried lo amile, bui all that regularly " book that will take 750 years to com “ You seem to lulmr under a inlsap loca and a* he raised biniseli tn the tie could contrive was a crooked Ut plete at the present rate o f progress prehension—" limit ot tils height lie saw oulU'iird Nujol work» to esiily and naturally ile grin. It Is the great standard encyclopedia al» ivi the bulwark* the True Itoiiritv that it won’ t urwet a baby under Ju»t try Nujol for your baby, (rive "Oh. oo.” mocked Fellowcs “I ’ Heady," he assented. “ And I «rant o f the animal kingdom. Itearilii l « « y on lit* opp.adie lack any condition». It keep» everything it to him regulativ lot the near ihre« know what you're up to trying ft. you to flnlsli th* hundred. Coder one *ii|»-rh tim er of ranvaa leaning to functioning properly. Ir not only months. Sec if it doesn't make things “ ” “ ~ ” j cover the tracks ol a pair of tra ito rs ' stand? Finish P tlie prv i u r e o f the wind Ttien f# prevent» any eicesa o f body poiiona much rauer for both of you. Cer A m the Rest H ea k ieg C’olllshawe's hands clinched tightly "F ifty o rie l" counted (he bosun. had «link lank tt|»m the hull» of hi* (w e all have them) from forming tainly it could do no harm — fur I f all automobile« in the world were - y „ u misapprehend me.” he re Felloues groaned as the dripping feet, and t ’lim It * rrt*p “ T w o ’' pre bur aids in their removal It ia »ale Nujol contains no drug» or medicine. plnced end to end, the fellow In the pealed. “ I regret I cattn .d- Hut cal slaslied Into Ihe pulp of his hack i-edeO tlie whistle ot ttie tnshe» cui and ture Nujol was Perfected hr Your d raggix came* It. Be iure you front car would probably be walling discipline must lie maintained Clinch hut he straightened hy * mighty effort ting luto welt* the Ural blow had the N u jol Lahoratonca. 2 Park get the genuine. Sold only in Kalcd to figure out a left turn, as u su al.- thla man la to have Ofty iu »n e a -«t Avenue, N ew York. ralseil hut this time he inumiged to of « I I I and the following blows drew package» Terre Haute Tribune. j once." keep from ttiui hlng. God how hr no sound from him. At the seventy Fellowea went limp tn hi* captors dxth he sagged limp, bunging from hla Haled her! W o rn «« Individualists grasp A riant my swcnl dewed hi* H it» lk * High Spots Coming Acre** tortured wrists He revived with salt •"Three*” he Insite* rotini lortnglv N o man goes so far In bis Individ- fine, sweat brewed i.y a votcauli gust W illie— " I ’*, what I* a graashop "T h * Slow pay* are home from Ru- water sluicing over hit head smart ■ round Id* Hank» t-rlse crondug the oalltim as to have a special hat made of hate that rocked him to the stun per?" Pa— "T h a i dull lawn mower of ro p » They cam# am ala In live d a y » ” Ing In the wounds that furrowed him w e lt» druioiolng mi hi» rlh » III. kina different from those o f others; but His eyes glittered Insanely His voice "It ntual have taken some expert lie fell a* If he were dying under th* our* !" — Judge the halt out hy tlie n»>la "F o u rI' women do. They are the Individual, came hoarsely: pressor* to make that deadbeat rom * reiteration of Ihe lash and before long Fire t.iirneil all uvei hi* htn k ana 1st». | " I 'll kill you. Wherever yi.o go The t ’ nlted State* bureau o f flati arrota In lea* ih*n ninety f la y » ” a numbness assailed him. A rather aid e» and reurhed to hi* Iwlly III* however Ion* It lukes to run von pleiisaitl nnmhnes» He was aware fries 1* eondui'tlng an Intensive study t » » l ) i|itlvered imdei the agony u* ll Triumph for A s o r i u i down. I'll kill you. follU h u w e.” of marine producta a* feedstuff* for S a rv i«* >li*flm-tl) of another deluge of wnler But Inside him hunted * fjen-ei lire Prof. B. 8. Hopkins o f the D nlver j "G ive him an hundred lashes farm tute. of voire* arguing, of a recurrent Guest—Thla steak Is ae Hilo that I lie raised his head ladotiillnhly and slty o f Illinois Is said to he the first Clinch.” fo llls h e w e answered bleakly can read through It I nervous shock. And at last oblivion ns;a*.! over oor shout.let at llln c h : American to discover a chemical ele- He rurued and strode ap Ignoring relieved him Boma fro w n folk » are harder to W alter— Yea, air. What do y oo " W lij don't you hit hard man T merit. He discovered Illinium. Fellowcs' sllenl resumption » f th< (T O HE C O N T I N U E D ) wish to rend?— Iretn.lt News amuse than m id i * hables. ------------------------ | struggle with flin c h s assistants -M -t- ■++- ■ H h ..................................... I ............... j ............... » Food for Thought ! "Easy all. Inti.” admonished the •T O R Y FROM TH K START S JVee«/ l e s s P ain i B A YER A S P IR IN Life looks rosy for him Health worth more than fortune Makes Life Sweeter N ext time a coated tongue, fetid breath, or acrid *kln gives evidence o f soar stomach— try Phillips M ilk of Magnesia ! Get acquainted with this perfect an ti-acid that helps the system keep Bound and sweet. That every stomach needs at times. 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O PüUi A i t , New \ ¿rk Cite T Poor In abundance, famished at a 1 M a u d ” U the cap'll doubles youi ru feast, man’s g rie f Is but his grandeur l l " 0 »gain ye aln'l likely lo worrit In disguise, and discontent Is Immor rnucb over youi troubles. A uud.evl ; lashes Is fair nasty. But call yerselt tallty.— Young. 1 lucky, at that. Yet the first man I 1 ever seed strike an orfi-et and live F ra n c*’ « Stic* o f Chiu* “The dog." croaked F ello w e » " I || Cochlu-fhina Is the southern most state o f French In d ot ’bina II has kill him—" "Oh. nr. ye won't, me la d ! Not an area of about 2tl.t*«i tupiare miles srfter s uridreil hishen Now then w h at* the use o hithtln us? W ert Ir.affac tive “ C u ttin g” j <>nl> M<l*»lii ill hui (iJfNiiy Krp N|r1| Cussing Is a silly waste o f e ffo rt Im a (iMiiiif ot v«.*' Note h> w little effe«-t It has on the It in iir r w l to n# r tie weather.—IJinsing State Journal. rou^t' fin I m I m •»I Hi*- Hiitlnn* |mwp<| nl- *;;« riiiHiif» flluf lo cnMitnm rm Record Brook Trout miisf onl> »Hid fiirtlN*« fit hi# iii«|f|riit T lie prize *i>ecitnen o f brook trout lie«. Wli<ile%«f he ftl«l hla weighed pounds, and was taken ia,«.,,r would la* Hdiidnlali-red lie IffUM* In the Nipigon river In Ontario. siitTer Ver> well fieri »u llei »fieMflv lie ffe i »«• lie ft n«»f «i|ii«itMk.*i m »«ff• A -o u t O u rtclvet re»<i*<f jj I i * e file etieric> whirl» xlicule Those g ift* nre always most accept fee»l ffie fir«» fit hnfre<| luirning rn»w •hie which the giver makes precious. ID hi» hegr* wifi» a hV h reletifle«p flulne I h ile ’ Ile* «1 liufe ¡u i«*ng nr* til* i»ijh r *<1 in him lle'rl tinfe nri*wervlitgl> iiHliMtliillitfljr with nit flie |»t>ut'i of r,|p <%l»lrlt eiifh fine <»• fhe i|» *1»« hu»* hnrUKhf film fr> fill# |mftj< <'flllalm w»* • fiMfer (u rn Ifiulefiln m»1 ll# ful he» vxhr» h:if 1 betffdten her He rf #|w*rt«| hU life hla nmhey hfa tirefi^fh in re vemrinv hlmiMHf u|ntn fhet»» one in f nil |!llf funs! of rill iTft aft fieri Roniefhfhg welleri ip it. m I h ffm nf »rnd he fell h «flnjrlnir In hla e>e* **f*ryln. eh?* f ’llm ii nimfrieil ir» tile e «r •’ All rl^lif inrl l.ef «t #|rf|i 15 rear» success in (reatina Kccts « i d I'v « «e»*n gtoiiter men Nfi’fef»ln Ilk« Colon [roubles oy the ¡Jr v,. , o*«ri hiihie» umfer flie m l." “ NON-aC’HC,ICA. M lm » . Fellowea ahook llie lerir» from hi» «Met at (o gtv. WMTTEN WS. « j «litis al-qt-T-h K U M P T O N A fE O or PEE KEFUM iPI«. *Th« Kii^llxfiiimri r1oe»n I *lv« chi Send tod** tar PREP I O O » » e> * '*>ok describing c ninke me cr>.’* lie «im wereil tfrtml> “ * 4 i ••lief on with jr«lir »Inly v**h i*nlleil It V I alum i re»*laf you *• “ Tlmt r ih*» Hf'lrlf 1 Kre ye are. ro>w ami* b VPI •»Hfl am' » n I WT1QN fwi» »AffffN N h tu *r ff r turn rental Mo- «rr1?i|a I n ve? It ba'ln t .algidel lip fluiti to H wlvgli 'fa in ani when K illy «la ris lo kl»* J-» IN«' " SUFFERING ELIMINATED R E O ^ V COLON CLINIC Marie Antoinette Made Blue Flower Popular One ot thè mnat (topulnr putlema ftit china ilurliiK tlie last yeurs o f thè Klgbleeiilb tviilury wa» a tilt le In dlvldunl »(.rii: o f blue «»r u llo « er »i.mcllinea uaed Iti coiiibiiiatbin wllh a itreen leni and ainietlmca wltliout Thf* |Hilierti *•*» so much used al rhe l ’Iianlllly |Mitierles timi «b e n .-njdetl bv (he Kiigllsh |><>tterlea It wna vrimili a» tlie "< lianlllly S|.rlg.'’ Lutei Mie niinie tvu* almrtened ti. "8|irlirgetl filim i.” I» nvever. thè denlgn «.»a Mrat inaile al Kevre» and oweil II* • »rlc-lii in Marie Antolnette. T ld * ynunii qneen ..| Frutice fi»>k a itrenl In le resi In thè |»ircelalfi vvnrka al Set re* alni frequenti) vlslled ibe K evre« farti.ry. «b e r e a grent deal ol IMirceliiln wa» inaile al ber orile! fot ber rurtlr fam i <>f Trian..n Marie Alilnlnrl t e » favorite colia wa* blue, and ..ne day wltde v I h III iik I be Kev re wnrk» «Ile nienti..ned timi Kevre» hall |.rie|qeeil noMiinx bql n « e * . tulli.» and |>>nqiilla and no blue flmvor» 11* qdltv lo ideane tlie ptynl lady lle tllirre i g a ie arder» tu bave lailnted • ai Ila- dtxlnai Mie Mille bine eurii "M akar* of tha F la g " On T l.ig da) I1M t li b.re tlie em pluyee* nf Míe IV|iarlnielil nt Ibe In le rd a Fralikllti K I alie llieti »eere iary <d Míe Interior mude an nililris» wlil.1i end d : " I swnng bi ture volt" eye» a» a lirlgla gleiitu o f . olor a *yTI' l».l o f voiir’ elf. Míe pbluretl »ngge* 'Ion ot tbnf l.lg tlilng wliteh timUe* Mil* nath n Jly »la r » .uní my »tri|»a. iré youi «Ireaiii nial vour labor» l’ liey are nrlgbt w llli ebeer hrllllan' « l i l i eolirage. flrin wllb fnlth l>e.'iiil*« vou tiave nia'le tbein so ont ot v a n lien n a Fot yoo nre Míe ninker» ot • be fing and It I» well llmt you glory ll» lite iiia k ln »" flower llml ahe loved an moch fn Ktantly on Its niqienranre tlie tiny blue aprlg beeame tlie ru g » t'hnn tllly took It up and all the large pot terlea In F.nglnnd followed ault.— Kao »us City T im e » Poor Placo fo r O ortor Many centurie* ufler the lime of the '¡reek* and the Itomana cabbage wa* "till * " highly thought of a* a beallh giver Mint rhe nlory wub told of a doc tor going tn settle In Den inn rk. who when be saw flel.la nt enhlmge every | where lost heart deciding Mini Ib-ti 1 mark would be a |»iot market fur h|» services But an Fagliali writer ol half a century ago recounted with i|.ologle* luxtancea ot the high regard ' In which the vegetable had been held Ills age aulii lie liu.ked on all mem her» of the cabbage family a* hard to digest und affording little noiirl»!» * meut. Canadian Metropoli« Yenr* la-bue adM-niUroii* wblte men pelieirated mland luto America Indiali» g a ie Ibe nume "Toronto” li Ibe place «b e r e trilli» nini «a t e i rotile» cvaiverged ni n bay o| l.nk) " n la r lo '» norlliern »bore Toronto miain» '|.lnce o f meeting* In ihe In llnn laiigilnge. and Ibank» lo fio uiimxliig i-P-gie»* »1 m.alerò iran»|»a lalbai 't hu* giovvn frolli a llny »etile meni ubere geode w eie brougbl fot e » diidige tu imi » ol tlie largeel c llle » |». i minila and a creai nillvvuy cerne- villi a |Mi|iiilatlon of neurly T idi . id ») D o «’* Sacrai Fnlth la »till llie prime requlalte fot •auillng Ruhi'onsclously you know It ■ml you reinforce your own faith on 'be bii»l* of your doctor's tunes.— Auivrlcan Magazine. t. H eed Early Warning! Don't Lot Kidney Trouble G ,t a Firm Hold. OES every day find you lame and achy— suffer ing nagging backache, headache and dizzy spells? A re kidney excretions loo frequent, scanty o r burn ing in passage? 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