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.aSrifi^ â- '*â-  What shrunk your woolens ? Why did holes wear so soon ? You used common soap. RSDUCE5 Ask for U>r UcUisaa Bar. â- ^K»>^<W «-JM »<< 'nni ciuTic. It is easy to sit in the sunshine And talk to the man in the shade; It is easy to float in a well-ti'inimecl boat And point out the places to wade. It is easy to sit in youi- carriage And coiuisel the man on foot; lint get down and walk, and you'll change your talk As you feel the nail in your boot. ^t is easy to tell the toiler I How best he can carry his pack; 'But no one can rate a burden's weight Until it has been on his back. rrhe upcurled mouth of pleasure I Can preach of sorrow's worth; iRut give it a sip, and a wryer lip Was never made on eai-th. Mrs. Henry Peck (whoso Mother 'has been visiting them for over four jinonths) : "1 don't know what to Ibuy mother (or a birthda.y present: do'^you ?" Mr. Henry Peck : â€" "Yes, 'buy her a travelling bag." IS m LOIGEE A mw BKIGHT'S DISEASE AGAIN CUEED BY DODD'S KID- NEY PILLS. Miss Johann Mayor, Given up by Two Doctors, is Again a Strong Healthy Girl. Lochiel. C.lengari'y Co., Ont., May ;2.â€" (Special).â€" That Bright's 'Disease has come within the reach oi Medical Science and is no longer on the list of incurable di.seases is again proved in the case of Miss Johann M.ayor. of this place. In sM interview Aliss jMayor says: "I hart Bright's Di.sease in its v.orst stages and had to give up a profit- able position with a corset firm. Two doctors whom I consulted gave me up, telling me I had let the disease go too far. I spent a fortune with doctors besides going to Caledonia Springs o,ach suiiuiier, buj no good . resulted and I began to think I could not endure life much longer. "It was then I started to use Dodd's Kid'noy Pills and it is owing to them entirel.v that I iun at work to-day. a strong healthy girl. It took eight boxes in all to complete the cure, but I did not take the (irst two boxes regularly as I had no faith in them. You may be sure in future ll will never bo without Dodd's Kid- jncy Pills." Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure Bright's Disi'ase. How sure it is they will cure all tHe earlier stages of jKidney Disease. ^ DO YOU TEINK RIGHTLY ? Effects of Thought on Mind and Body Alike. AVrong thinking is indicative » of weakness. It is, indeetl, a species of insanity, for a wrong thinJ<er is con- tinually tearing down and wrecking his own mental and physical struc- ture. The right thinker is the only sane thinker, and ho is the happiest us well as the mo.st successful man. He knows better than to keep con- stantly tripping himself up with the adverse thought which produces de- structive conditions. Worr,y is one of the grealest en- emies of the human ruce. It carves itH deep furrow wherever it goes: it carries gloom and unhappiness with it; it delays or prevents the proces- ses of digestion and assimilation un- til the starved brain and nerve cells utter their i)rotest in various kinds of disease. Wrong thinking, whatever its na- ture, leaves indelible scars on mind imd body alike. It ulTects charac- ter and material prospects CMjually. Ever,v time you grumble or lind fault: every time you lose your tem- per; every time you do a mean, con- temptible thing you suffer a los.<5 which cannot be repaired. You lo.so a certain amount of power, of self- respect, ami of an uplifting and up- building character-force. You are conscious of your loss, too, which tends to weaken you still furtlior. A man who wants to do his best must keep himself in good mental trim. If he would achieve the high- est success ho must be a correct thinker. He cannot think discord, and bring harmonious conditions In- to business. His wron'j thought will honeycomb and undermine his prospects in life. ^ â€" "Brown is weak nnancially, i.sn't he?" "He hasn't much money, but he gives employment to a great many men " ••m.v~ iv_.. «•â-  iO OccA^ (f^ '/i^ ^flAy^/dM iiynd^ /110~IU " jiM^^ 4^ny^ a^ "There are two things," remarked Fogg, in a contemplative mood, "that I don't understand. One of these is, how The world got along iKjforo I came into it; and the other, how it is going to get along after I have left it." "Bought imy Life for 35 cents." â€" This -te-.ia or.e man's, way of putting it whea he had been pronounced incurable from chronic dyspepsia. " It was a living death to me until I fied Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tabl.ts. Thanks to them today I am well, and I tell my friends I bought my lifa for 35 cents." 60 in a box. â€" So "So tnis is your dull season, eh?" observed the visitor. "When is the busiest period in your factory ?" "When the whistle blows for the men to leave work,'' answered the man- ufacturer. Minard's Lioimeot Relieves Neoralpia NEW YORK'S TUNEfEXS. First of Them Nearly Completed â€" Great Feat. The first of a groat series of un- derground tniinels. which is to solve tho congested traffic problem of (Ireater New Y'ork, has now been opened. It is a tube running under the North river from Jersey City to the foot of Morton street. New York, and it has a length of 5,%0Vi feet, being 18 feet in diameter. A party of guests walked through the tunnel, and came near being in- volved in a serious accident, as the ventilating arrangemimts are not yet finished, and the party wa.s obliged to subsist on compressed air. They were in acute distress for » short time, but finally emerged on the Jersi^y side not much tho worse for their experience. The tumiel is one of two owned by the New York and New Jersey Raii- wa.v Company, tho ;:econd not be- ing yet linished. Tracks for elec- tric tram cars are to be laid in the tubes, and passengers will be trans- ported from end to end in live min- utes. The new tube is one of tho great- est engineering feats ever attempted in New York. Tho work was begun twenty years a,go, but owing to difficulties encountered in digging through tho treacherous bed of the river, it was twice abandoned. The tunnel has now been completed through the efforts of Sir WVetnian Pearson, who designed tho system of construction. Tlio Pennsylvania Railway Com- pany is engaged on tho building of another great tunnel, which will run from New Jersey under the N'orth river to New York, then below the city to the East river, and xmdcr the East river to Brooklyn. This tunnel which will cost !?o(>.000,000, will be nearly three miles long, and will be wide enough for four tracks. HAS A SAY. I The School Principal Talks About ' Food. i WORLD'S FAIR, ST. LOUIS, MO. From April 2,')th to Dec. 1st, in- clusive, tho Wabash Railroad will sell round trip tickets to the Great World's Fair, St. Louis, at the low- est one-way flrst-clas.s U\xc., good for fifteen riaj'S, fare and a third; good for thirty days, good either via Wa/- I bash direct line or via Chicago, with stop over privileges. Canaduins go- j ing to this, the greatest 0/ Till E.x- I positions, tlToil^ remember the groat I Wabash Ijjio is >hn shortest, quickest â-  and be.-Up. j:outf.'.' The only line that I owns ami ccthtrols its own rails di- rect to the World's Fair gates. For time-tables and descriptive World's Fair folder, address any ticket agent, or J. A. Richard.son, District Pas- senger Agent. North-ea.st corner King and Yongo Streets. Toi-onto. Customerâ€" "That watch you sold inp the oUnT day docs not keep good !time." Dealer â€" "It isn't the fault of tho watch. Haven't you heard peo- j pie sa.v that tho times are very bad I just now?" Bew-^ra of Osntments for Caiarrh that Cont'iln M rcury. OS mercury will .surely ilestroy the son.><o of .smell atul conii)lete!y deranf^e the whole fcy.stem when entcriiii; it throuuh the mucrjus .surfaces. Sucli articles stiould never l)e use*i except on pre- scriptions fi-oin reputable physicians, as the dania.tfe tliey will do is ten fold to tlie good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man- ufactured by !«â- '. -J. Cheney & Co.. To- ledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting rlirectly upon the blood and nuicons surfaces of Mie ; system. In buyintr Hall's Catarrti Cure I be sure you get tho .qenuine. It is tak- i en inrern.alfy and made in Tole<lo. I Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tosti- . inoniais free. ' .Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c per I bottle. I Talte Hull's Family Pills for consti- I patiou. Money makes the mare go until a man gets enough of it to buy an automobile. Even n swiniilo-proot man can some- times be taken in by inviting him to drink. ' I wa.s Cured of a had ca'se of by MI.V.\HI)'S LINIWFNT. I Sydney, C. B. C. I. I.AP.U I was Cured of loss of by IMTNARD'S LINRMFNT. j Yarmouth. CHAS TLUMI j I was Cured of Sciatica Uhi^ 'tism bv MIN'AR'D'.'-; I.INIMKXT Burin. Nfld. LEAVIS S. BUTLl' Grip v.. voice R uina- ^R. 'Who arc they ?' 'Other Twople's bill-collectors." %mh Liniment for sale enefjwliere Mr. Loo}cahead--"I)id my daughter give you any encouragement, sir?" JMr. Donothint;- â€" "Wliy, yes; she says that your business is increasing, so j that you can soon support us in the i style we both v.ould like." Bought 'yesterdayâ€" Cur«d Tcs- cSay. â€" ••trs. C). C. Burt, of 26 Broadway, Now York, sa\ s : '• I am surprised and de- ii^^hted at the change for the better in my cas2 in one day from the use of Dr. Afjaew's Catarrhal Powder. It worked like magicâ€" there's no excu--* for a parson suffering pain with this remedy within rench. 50 cents. â€" 8i Potatoes. Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Apples Lot us liava- your consignment of any of these Articles and- 'Wo will , P't you good prices. THE DAWSON COMMiSSSON CO, Limited Cor Wot Markot anil Colbornc Sts . TORONTQt \ Lr\ir\cheorvs V' Jk^'SfJi "^^^ **â-  "^"^^^^ty into Summer living â€" i^s r^'c.'^Sfi^l kitchen range. Libby's ij Veal Loaf, Potted Turkey, Deviled Ham, Ox Tong\ie, &c. == quickly made ready to serve. \ to-day for the little bwiklpt, "HowtoMakf;G<iod Things to Eat," fnllof ideas oaqnlck* ::ous lunch serviuif. Libby's Atlas cf the World mailetl free for 5 two-cent staxDpa. Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago I" $10 in one prize for tha greafdst number of words. $10 in tJV3 fiv3 doHar prizes for tha next !on°:e3t lists. $10 in fi'ife two dollar prizss for the smaller Lets. We will pay these prizes for the best li.sts of « ^ Ensjlish words made out of the three wen's : (< MASSEY- HARRIS WHEELS. If Letters to be used in answers only as many tim-s as thev appear in the above words. Competition closes May 30th. ftieiid in yoitr list to-dar. NOTE. The Masioy. Harris la fltteii wl ti the oush'on framo and Morrow Qcafter brakeâ€" ttie two improvements tliat tiavo made bloyo Ing eo famously popular. Write for our new "Silver Ribbon" Booklet. ADDRESS, DEPARTMENT "A" GAMADA CYCLE & MOTOR CO., Limited, Toronto Junotion. i-Jtetrife;^»B3*SS<*Aiij^i»: 'â- Â« ; k;T#- m With the advent of univarsal peace I A girl hasn't much u.se for a youny there will he nothin- left for the niili- ' °''^° "''"' '^f-'^Pts to kiss Uor and tary man but marriage. then quits. icfd's Linimeol Cores Borns, etc. Tho Principal of a Higii School in .1 nourishing California city says : "For 23 years I worked in the .school with only short summer va- cations. I formed the habit of eat- ing rapidly, masticated poorly which coupled with my sedentary work led to indiKcstion. liver trouble, lame back and rheumatism. "Upon consvdtiny iihysicians some dopeii me with drugs, while others prescribed dieting and sometimes I got temporary relief, other times not. For 12 years [ struggled] aloiitj with this handicap to my work, seldom laid up but often a 1 burden to m.vself with lamene.ss and rheumatic pains. 1 "Two years ago 1 met an old j frientl. a physician who noticed at i n,pj,t f^,. tattooing blacU-cai'cil pigs once my out-of-hcalth con^lition and ' ^ro olTered by the. Cerniun Economi- Mistres.sâ€" "Did you manage to find the basket of eggs that was on tho floor, lCote'.>" Servantâ€" "Ch, yis, mumâ€" aisil.v. Oi shtepped in it." For Over Sixty Years Mhp WiNHi.owsSi'OTHt.NH Syi'tn* has he-n iib^iI liy lillioiiB ot mothiT! for tho r chiWren ohMu teoihiny isomhfii thi- ohili, Mjit^'U- tli giinis. al ny paiii. pu ei ninilun.ir, t«l!Ulal>--3tlie»lolii':ch oiiil Ipunrols, ami i» Hio llisl remt..l> tiir Diunhioi. Twtilit)'-live wnta a b'jttl'j isold l.»clnn<8iBl4 ihn.iiphom the world. Mu sure and LsUfor"MK-<. Wi-t»Luws.suoTai.su sviiiir.' t.-0l L'hairwouuin of the Board (reading) "We have received a proposal " AH the Feminin(? iVIeinbers trising) ~ "Which of UK'.'" . . , - I Minnie â€" "Pid he kiss you when he proposed'?" Slay â€" "Certainly; 1 wouldn't consider any but sealed pro- posals." i Mloaid's Umn\l Cofes MM. I â€" TATOOKl) PICS. Two $12r> prizes for a i.ew lug- i who prescribed for ii:e an exclusive diet of (Irape-Xiits, milk and fruit. "I followed his instructions and in two months 1 felt like a now man with no more headaches, rheuma- tism or liver trouble and from that time to this Crape-Xuts has been in.v main food for morning and even- ing meals, am stronger and health- ier than 1 base been for years with- out a trace of tho old troubles. "Judging from the present vigor- ous physical and mi-ntal state I tell m,v people Methuselah may yet have to take second place aiuong tho old men, for I feci like I will live a great iTian,y more years. "To all this remarkable change in health I am indebted to ni.v wise friend and (irapc-Nuts and I hope tho I'osttnn Co. will continue to inanufacttire this life and health giv- ing food for several centuries yet, until I uiovo to a world where in- digestion is unknown." Name given by I'ostunt Co., Hattlp Creek, Mich. Ask anv physician what he knows , „ ,j about Grape Nuts. Those who hove j *" the field. "iNature s works arc tried it know things. !marveIlon»," pxclaima the pupil. "There's a reason." ("'Ves. indeed." the teacher replied. Look in each pkR. for the f « mona ) " when .vou think, for example, that littlo book, "The liond \^ gf<ll- the humblest insect has its Latin cal Society. This tatooing of white- eared pigs is well known and suc- cessful, but a dark color is useless for dark ears. An addit'onal £.5 is given for every year tho tattoo la.st beyond the first year. A man who wi.shed to tttki- piocei-d- ings against a creditor in a distant town .sent a letter andressed; "To an.v respectable l.iwyer in A ." The Post Office returned the letter mark- ed, "Not known." The Pall of Rheumatic Pains. ^When a suilcrrr h.Ti'.s pBtmanent relief la such a meiitorioi:s medicine as Suuth Am-jri- can Rhean.itic Cure, hew gl.id ho is to tell it. C.W.Mayh.?>v.o£Thaine8viil'; Ont., couldn't wal'it cr feed hitnseU' (i>r nionihs â€" fot;r year.1 aga three bott'ca of tl.ii fi^'cat remcdvcured him â€" not a p«in since -isn't that encoar- agoment for rhce.mauc suflcrejs .'â€"82 TeacK«r promenading with his pupil Wash grens.y dishes, pots or pans with Lever's Dr.v Soap a powder. It will remove tho grease with the greatest ease. Slaudâ€" "George told nic last night that he was madly iu love with mo." Kthelâ€" "Poor fellow, perhaps ho is. I've heard that insanity runs in hif family." ville. nuiue. Sceptics turn Believsrs AND ARE CURED. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder a Great Blessing. "When I rimd that Pr. Agnow's Ca- tnrrhal Powder cuuld rt.'lieve Ciitarrh in 10 iiiiiiiiti!S I was far from boinR con- vinced. I tried it. â€" u sinalo pulT tliroiich the blower aiTordurl instan'- re- lief, sto|>i)ed piiirt over tlm «yoa and cloauscd tho iin.«a' passages. To-rtny I am free I'rotii Catarrh." B. L. Egnn's (lOastoii. 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