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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

THE GIAL.

aud Maes Lessons About Falling ta Love and Matrimony

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De pou see the ¢ } do see the gir! How old is the girl el

is 20 she a city girl? he is acity girl

How do you know? By her manners and apparel. She knows what it costs to live in the | olty?

She does. She expects to live in the city always? Certainly; she hates the country What is she doing?

he is listening to the young man.

Vhat is he talking about?

What ithe unmarried always talk about.

Ah? t

Yes.

Who are they?

Very nice people.

Have they a good social position?

Excellert.

Do they wish to retain it?

Most assuredly |

Have they any money or expectations?

They have not.

Are they aware of it?

They do not understand it.

Why are they so interested in each ather?

They are in love.

Will love pay board bills or house rent er buy clothes?

Not that anybody knows of :

Why did the girl fall in Jove with him/

Because he came her way.

Could she not have ordered her feel-

‘ otherwise? Tie could if she had so wished. And why did she not so wish ¢

She did not think of that.

They do not think at such times, do they ?

No, indeed !

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‘Remarkable Growth. From 10,000 to 1,000,000 in

Ten Years.

| Substantial Evidence of Public |

Appreciation— Rapid &txtension | of a Business Founded on Merit | —_When Newspaper Advertising | is Valuab'e

The mark of public appre “ation which |

ext indicates the meriterious Character o}

an articie for puou use, is the eviden

| i bown by the necessity of enlargen.ent o1 ! sjnese facilities conne ted with the pre luction of the artich The Ki Kaper Indian Medicine Co., located at New Haven, Conn., owning and mannfacturin, from the origi ai form ilas of the Kickapo | Indians the famous medicines of that cele- brated tribe, have found it ne cessary tc |

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| outgrown their quarters since the first

make a substantial enlargement of their factory by the purchase of a eix story brick | building, containing about thirty | thousand square feet of floor space for rmous and still inereas-

conducting the en ing business of supplying their remed.es to the public This growth has all been within the past ten years, and this ia the third time the Kickapoo Medicine Co, have

| introduction of the Kickapoo Remedies |

| has grown in a ratio of one ta @ handrod, | or in other words, they are now doing annu-

Would tt not have been wiser for her |

ment, to have thought somewhat of the future, to have reasoned a while before | she permitted her impulse to lead the | way? + The custom of the country says not. Is the custom a good one?

| to have exercised some degree of jude: }

among the white people, Their business

ally one hundred times the amount of busi ness they did the first year | Merit a Necessary Basis,

This success resulted mainly from the intrinsic merit of the Kickapoo: Remedies , since their introduction was largely at- | tained with comparatively little or no ad-

| vertising, and that principally consisting |

It has made many people very miser- |

able in mind, body and estate. Is marriagé a sacrifice or @ blessing? They say it is a blessing. And is ic? I have heard many poor men | large families say differently, Are they to be believed ? They ought to know, Does their experience seem to have | any deterrent effect om those of like fi- | nancial circumstances, who contemplate | asimilar step? | None whatever. | Why is this? | The Lord only knows, | Is love everything, as the poets say? it is in poetry. Bread and butter and comfort are not to be ignored, then, for everyday use? Not with safety. Does Cupid insure his patrons. He does not, Which is the greater sufferer in pov- erty marriages? | The woman, of course, De the women know it it? They find it out to their sorrow. Is there any romance in matrimony? No; 1t’s business, —N. Y, Sun.

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Clarence ~ Aw—why--er—i somehow got ap ideah in me head this-~aw-- mawnin’, and there don’t appeah to have been any pwovision made in me head faw it.

———v> Adrice to Short Sighted People.

in his way.

“To wy optician’s.”

“How long do you make a pair of glasses last you?”

“Bad luck to it! I sometimes break as many as three or four in a single month.”

You would get ten years’ wear out of it, anyhow.” Calming Her Saspicions.

“] hope,” said Mabel to her brother, “that Algernon does not play cards for money.”

“No,” replied the young man, “I can | safely say that he does uot.”

“Tam so glad to hear it But you are sure?” | Yes. Sometimes Algernon thinks

he is playing for money, but it is really | the other man who? is so occupied.”

' The Weather Preserrver.

“Tsay, mister,” said a caller at the Agricultural Building, “‘is there any ob- jection to showing a@ feller the sights of this piace?”

“No,” replied the watchman, ‘none whatever, Anything particular that | you want to see?”

“Yes, I wanter have a look at the fire- proof safe ye keep this weather in when ye ain't usin’ it.”

When » Wise Man Says: ‘That's Goed,”

“I used to be fond of poker,” he said, and the expression on his face became retrospective, ‘But sense I got four aces

downed out in Missoury I hev sorter gin | standard remedies ure all that. they are | claimed to be. | readily be assumed without @ trial, and

up ones the game.” “Your opponent had a straight flush, did he?’ ‘No; he had five jacks.” “That's impossibie.” “Stranger, hev you ever played poker in Missoury 7” No, sir.” “Well, if you ever set down in a game | out there. and a red-eyed man, whose clothes smell of cattle, quietly whittles | a corner off the table with & howls knife, and allows that he hez five jack», just bunch your kiards in the pack, avd } say, ‘That's good’ ” Putner’s Eniulsion

} rote ‘ 1 Still retains and

of the best medica) practitioners. Its | virtues are attested by thousands of its pati ns every where.

} — ——<— They Don't Know What's Wrong. Bramprox, Aug. 21.—A people in these days are evidently ignorant

good many

if what ails them.

dropsy, rheumatiem, sciatica or

such disease, and after a time find out that | disordered kidneys caused all the trouble. | Here are instances. James Crisp, a tele- graph operator of this place, suffered from dyspepsia for a long time and could not find a remedy that would relieve him un- til he found Dodd’s Kidney Pills. They cured him, as the primary cause of his | dyspepsia lay, undoubtedly, in hie kid- neys.

some

had been cured of a womb disorder by

kidneys were the seat of the trouble. entine Fisher, of Collingwood, last year | was cured of sciatica of thirteen years’

standing, by the same remedy. He, too, | found out at a late day that his kidneys | had all along been the cause of his suffer-

ings. These are only some of many like | experiences that are daily met with,

aceon

| sale had been established, so as to keep

ane pegpeas gigiananae eatciaiinatiiimaimnaiiaiaiananil

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nn going fond .. Po | Indian Remedies, and also unimpeachable ed a stock broker, who is fond OF 8 Joke. | evidence of the absolute ro yle purity

|

| “You had far better buy a dog at once.

}

| Company, of St. John, had completed its | first qurrter’s business, and that itss book

| counts for the six months. | show that in the last three months they | pave trebled the business of the first three: they have about doubled their

| parts ¢ | rolled in. } tablished | Repeat orders come in constantly, showing

| successful business men of St. John.

of t d Liver Oil | justifies the good opinion |

They use remedies for |

A well-known lady wrote to the ToFynto | organized. It is with pleasure that this papers a short time ago stating that she | journal records the company’s wonderful

means of Dodd’s kidney pills. She did not i think, until she was cured, that disordered } Val- | that the Peterboro Medicine Co. (Limited)

| been largely instrumental! in effeeting the | heeds of additional facilities. Many people

| ure pleased to ray that Messre, Healy & Mr. -—— is sc short-sighted that he | Bigelow have published in this paper, and stumbles against everything that comes

of parties of Indians with their interpreters | travelling from town to town erecting their | camps and showing the people just what the Kickapoo Remedies were end their use.

It was only within the past two years thet the Kickapoo Remedies have been advertised in the newspapers, and then | only at first in certain sections after their |

aa Ow

the merits of the Kickapoo Remedies be- | fore the people, This newspaper advyertis- | ing, however, has been of much benetit te | the vale of these famous medicines, and has

who were not reached before are now using the Kickapoo Indian Remedies, and some really astonishing cures have heen wrought by these simple compounds of roots, barks and herbs.

i

When Newspaper Advertising Pays.

Healy & Bigelow, the agents for the Kickapoo Indian Medinine Company, ap- preciate and endorse most heartily the value of the newspaper advertising for a meritorious article, and say: ye find that newspaper readers are very discrimin- ating, and inclined to be skeptical at first, but after you have established confidence in your goods, and the people find that your statements are reliable, then your business is bound to inerease and extend,” '

The Kickapoo Remedies consist of only | five articles, all of which are purely the product of roots, barks, gums, leaves and flowers. They are absolutely free from mineral or other deleterious substances, as attested to after a chemical analysis by R. H, Crittendon, Professor of Physiologic- | al Chemistry at Yale College,

Kickapoo Indian Sagwa 1s a blood, liver and stomach remedy. Kickapoo Indian Oil is a quick cure for all pains, stiffness, sorenes?, rheumatism, and! the like. | Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure, as its name implies, is for throat and lung difficulties. Kickapoo Indian Salve is an excellent remedy for cuts, wounds, sores, eczema, ete., and Kiekapoo Indian Worm Killer is a harmless and absolutely certain remedy for those* troubles so frequently met with among children, viz: Seat, pin and stomach worms. The Sagwa retails for one dollar a bottle; the Cough Cure fifty cents; and the other remedies at twenty-five cents a bottle or package.

There is probably not a drug store in the United States today where the Kicke- poo remedies are not abtainable, and we

will continue dying so, some really mar- vellous cures effected by the Kickapoo

of these simple, yet effectual compounds, that, as someone has raid, bring “ Long Life and Good Health.”

A SPLENDID RECORD.

A Provincial Industry Trebies its Business in the Last Three Months.

Some three months ago this journal in- formed its readers that a new provincial industry,,that of the Hawker Medicine

showed a development of trade and a re- cord of sales that was not only gratifying but really astonishing.

Another three months has now elapsed and the company have balanced their ac- The results

working staff and work has Leen carried on in the packers room till 11 o’clock every night in order to fill orders promptly. ‘rom all parts of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P. E. Island, from Newfoundland and f the United States, the orders have The business is now firmly es- The experimental stage is past.

that where once the remedies are intro- duced, they win permanent fayors with the people, who know a8 soon as they have given any of them atrial that these Indeed, this last might | judging solely from the character of the gentlemen who form the Hawker Medi- cine Co., a8 they are numbered among the leading citizens and most honorable and

The Hawker Medicine company are now | patenting their remedies in Great Britain end will presently extend their operations | there, as well as more extensively to the United States. About the middle of this month Thomas Rankine, who 80 success fully introduced the Hawker remedies in Newfoundland last spring, will start and traverse the western part of Canada, from Montreal! to Vancouver in the interests of | | the company. With euch a record as that | of their first six months now closed, the | Hawker Medicine Co. are evidently destined

to achieve a great success. They control standard remedies, which have received the endorsation of leading physicians in Canada and the United States, as well as | the fervent praise of sorely afflicted people } who have by their means been restored to | | health. | Their place of business is at 104 Prince | William Street, St. John, N. B., where | they have the most extensive and elabor ately fitted up premises of the kind in the Lower Provinees. William Hawker, the original inventor of the remedies, has been a druggist in St. John for 30 years, and | had long pan the value of the different | remedies before the present company was

nn

success.

D. Waters, Campbeliford, Ont. says

are at liberty to use his name in the in- terest of all who may be suffering as he was before he used Membray’s Kidney and Liver Cure. a

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APTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

patti ee hiliieiiiaiieai,

CLEMENTSPORT, N. S., July 18. 1895. THE GRODER DYSPEPSIA GO., LT’D.

ENTLEM EN : This is to certify that lam 60 years

of age; that twenty-five years ago I began to suffer

from distress in my stomach, which continued to grow worse from year to year, aud that for the last five years my suffering has been almost unbearable. During this long period I tried almost every dyspep- sia medicine that I could hear of, and employed all the medical practitioners within reach, but without receiving permanent relief.

I suffered from severe constipation accompanied by bloating and belching of wind. Nervousness troubled me very much. Sometimes I would become so sick and weak that I could not attend to my work. Under such conditions I became alarmed and began to lose hope of recovery.

One day I noticed in The Telegraph a testi- monial telling what Groder’s Syrup had done for other people. This was about one year ago. I bought one bottle and found it so beneficial in its re- sults that I secured more. The remedy gave me great relief. I CAN EAT’ ANYTHING I WISH NOW. There is no more BLOATING, no more SORENESS OF STOMACH. Nervousness is com- pletely gone; constipation has become a thing of the past in mycise. In short, I CONSIDER THAT I AM CURED, and cured by the use of three bottles of GRODER’S BOTANIC DYSPEPSIA SYRUP. | can consieptiously recommend above remedy to all who auffer as I did, (

Yours truly,

(Signed) GEORGE RANDALL.

NOTE.—This is to certify that the above testimonial is true in every respect, as I am well acquainted with the above-named gentleman.

(Signed) A. 8. BURNES.

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Casteria is Dr. Samucl Pitcher’s prescription for Infunts and Childron. It contains ncithcer Opiam, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance, It is a harmless substitute

4 for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil, It is Pleasant, Its guarantco is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays foverishness, Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves tecthing troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case toria is tho Olildren’s Panacea—the Mether’s Friend,

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* Castoria is aa exeellent medicine for chi!- gren. Mothers have repectedly told me of its yood effect upon their children.”

Du. G. C. Oxaoon, Lawell, Mass.

~ Castoria is the best reuedy Zor children of which I am acquainted. I hopo the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of tacir chiliren, and use Custoria in- s:-ad of the various quack poetrums which are d stroyiag their loved ones, by foreing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other burt ful

Castoria, “ Castoria is so well adapted tochiidren that I recommend it a3 superior toany preseription

}nown to me." Hi. A. Ancasa, M. D., 111 Se. Oxford St., Droeklyn, N. Y.

“ Our physicians in the childrea's depart- mens have spoken highly of their experi- ence in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with

agents down their throats, thereby sending | faver upon it.” the ua to premature greves.” Uxrrep Hosrrrab anv Dispersary, Da. J. F. KEnvcweror, Boston, Maan

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2nd. Speak ina Moderate toné Of voice, too loud, and distigyct!y

rd. Place the t@jephone se a \ the ear just as if you qished (6 simi out otpet sounds, Do not press ti beard « car.

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