-JUN?-_=6;191= °‘mmrréf1¢nwe ’ I - _/ THE cHA1z1.oTTETowN GUARDIAN -_ ffm 0' Aw" PAGE.-Tffiffé

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psuocnsmo Disrunssucas _ -- - -----if-----U -~ ._ ' - ‘il ' If

_ - _ . .______ ____________- I 'run uriaruvi or opp sooxs persons nno, events, no picturesque, in an 014 b°°* 1i;__‘,fm

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Iiope' AV 5,; age like the present, when the li(;r3:ll:ii\?i;alI)utthe.fe Plzgeilul

the selection of former Judge Alton B. Parker, of New York, as tem-' porary chairman ,__i_n_deflliaee of the threlil Of Willhlil. Jfnlmlng Bryan to

Of l»V5Ytl?ll 3 £873; f\°°m I-'M8 18,11 of ,I 4 --‘-‘If-'=--=-'-'-'~`---'-'-'~'=-'-'-'-’-'-'-`-‘-‘-`-‘-`~'-‘-`-‘L-`~""`~‘~'l"""‘"`"f"""""""""""‘;""'"""""I""*A""""""“""" the W0f'1d IB llllillg 8111105( dhily fl0Od- age and _euvironmentoand 50 consti- , (-99"” - - " '5 ' the !rave__ n .t e_ emocrstie national -I = __ , ' ‘ .~ ~ - _ tutc a charm of magical potency. . _ ~'

eonveFu¢;-Vkmd _¢QWz_Kl\t _when ` 2:l_.°h°;;'_:|‘°f_\:_>f‘|°¥f‘,i_l\gri|on It WY' W b“7 m _um Yrovluu' efiagé £,r;;viv,;.g02;2,otgty¢?,;J;,1' Return °9lIld posSiblY "ad .if they should And ii the old book be a classic

-the netfi!a\l,__ mltteeiispproyea et__. 1," P" ',_,,:,‘ d?::;_"f,";,,; 1': i _,_ H_ wmwd of the No", Scotia ' .sive their whole time to the thank- too, ns is most likely tn he the case, -.

' W ' ` there is the supreme charm of irqmor- 5 ' " ` nf

e i . - ` A - & .7» c n . .ho_w long' the modern book, for which - . l

nuke an issue of the alleged conser-

vatism of Judge Parker as opposed- t_u-__tbe.pr9gi;§ssivism which the dis- tingdished Ncbrasksu declares should prevlil.

An effort iv`as.madc.'by the nation-

_al committee today to _placate Mr, Bryan, but a _conference resulted in complete failure. 'Mi-. Bryan _ would not i-eceile from the position he had taken and tonight prepared to make

hfsifllht from, the floor of the con-U vention tomorrow to rally progres- sives to his standard in opposition to J udge Parker. , . Mr. Bryarksnnounccd today that if noiother ‘rfgood progressive could' he prevailed upon to make the race, Yfswofild enter thre fleld himself as tlle_"0l>-Ponerit of Judge Parker, _~lllhe_-Nebi-nskkn, three times _ the candidate of his party for the pre.

Minimum abuse' iwentyqgvg Telephone Co, came to Charlottetown,

.lust received a shipment of " .black “"5" C|€I'Eymen's hats price. .$1.75

g, ;2_00_ .. -._ Miss Bell, Stanley Bridge, is visit-

‘ in in Charlottetown the guest of

_ ._, _

last evening

_ _ _, _ _ ' ' Ifrom Charlottetown. _ This morning Mr. Lee was taken ' '

“The Nktional Clothing Co have to the Infirmary at Halifax, for

treatment. _

__ _M§_s,_' C. W. Kcl1y._

"We can beat in' Nova *Scotia

at amateur hockey can we had them Mrs. Rogers, Government House, at h .b "_ S h _ - Charlottetown, will \ be away today

use a ee t e game Domimou and consequently will-_ not 'bc receiv-

Day. Admission 25cts of children 15C¢S» ii-zoiviii.

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*‘Don’t all leave town on Domin-

baseball game. _ 6-26M1i_

I "Halifax vs_ Aiiegweiin and Vic- *l°"- JOSUPII MCKH and wife. Wm __ _ _ . _

Orias on Dominion Day, Ahegwcit grounds in big haschull game, ,lst game 10 o’clock u.m., Vintr -las and Halifax. 2nd game at 3 o'cIoclc p.

sidelfdy, stood ‘out todav as the dom-

inanti1fl_g_l;iie _in the convention. All' eontingen es of the futlire, includ-

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sion continued to be most mai-kcd W.

that-»_isr. Bri-in ininhi. himself he the tl

ultimiitc prssirleiital nominee. ':~lorucI ofhia friends toniiyht declared that

he."woii1d= be voted for in the rnnvrn- B

pressed the belief that l would win-ilu the voting should go to n ,, i~_rn,irtii__9_i-_ nftb- ballot. I ' In furtherance of their ho 1- o _

ulnrk :and .wilson forces. ti

8 Yan

and Wilson ns a possible ticlct, and f

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the suggestion is receiving attention

,_. RIGIISIAR3.-WOMAN’S LOT. 'I'

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ioiciugs take place at`her advent, xiu

assidllously attended, the best mcdi

vsrselto doing so, pay high fees to

left to nature. It must be admitted h that- this is partly owing to the fact a

pense totlieir paregts, aslarge dow- 1, ries have to be pro idea for _them on t @llRU'I."1',"l"_l`1&§fA. for. rio' man would

ljiedwlvoman is practically unheard of. T The lengthy - wedding festivities are m

IIISQ B great tax on the parents. m

Reured iii the seclusion of the nude- ruir, or 'wumen"s apartment, which it A is doutli for any msn, excepting thq fr Shi_1li,'. to ciiter, the little girl has u ,

in., Abcgwcits and Halifax. 6-2~i6Mli.

av. bathing, exiting and smoking, iid licnring ull the latest gossip

nosfiues are attrnlled hllt wo c

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"'l‘0 make money- more nioiicy-- “apt 'I‘. (I. 'l‘1iyl'nr, Agent of Marine There was n._la_rge,.iiumher of stud- andthe book-biiiilcr's elul>6i'ate dies.

m8__the nqulmnuon of __ D,.esmenual and_inoi'c money tlint’s wliiitp_ro1ii|its und I"iBh_eri0H. -nts of tile Union (lomuiercial Col Age, pure and siiiiple, is thc first. ,w,_dmdu,_e_~seen,ed to hinge “pow bu_si_iicss ninn to iui:i'ea_se their ofiicc --é _ lego, fllinrlottetown, returning Iiome and most obvious charm of old wh-at_l,e-shmnd do The im. ms efficiency- and the Smith Prcinier -7~ G- 9¢l`lm€Q0llI‘._Cfl1”illE<fU1. was in diflcrcuts _.traiiis.yssterilay lifter books. -

ill do it. Saves _expr-.nsa. Saves IIIHOHH U10 l1uSS'~lll£!0l‘H wi-lll`IlillPf noon. ._.,~ - _ _ ._ _'l‘hcn that ntinosplicre of another ,nn-_ A_ Milne Fran(-,i-_ H_,_,1ffn;;_ Ng, fi-uni (lliarlottotnwn yesterday af- ,_ ' _ » - - -

- (_ "* I-"""‘°“"~/' _ I-I. A. Iticliardsnn, General Manager il, sul'/vu thu fancy und the imugiiiu- e._ ~ I _ _ , . _

. M. MacR_ae of the Live Stock -~ ~ if the Bank of Nova Scotia, Tordn- tion! 'Ihr diction, so classic, so lil.-

ran_cIi, _0i.i.uwn,_ will hold Classes in The meeting of thc Law Society of io, arri\'cil Moiidav- night from 'l‘0- eral, i<Iii»iiiuti<:,‘ so i,i'aiisparo|ii.|y

man `,;hetl,_m_~' -mrnlully placed '___ i.Iie_ pidgins of llve_stork at York on Monday afternoon was held in the ronto, acconipnaicrl by his wife and pure; illc Lurim of ex|ii~i-ssion, rl-_vnnl numhmtlm, nl.. “UL and they ex_ W‘3»I\l0l“ll1Y. -lime ZGUM 11'- 'L00 P- lf'-W l"I"'f\FY IH U10 UWUTI. HOUSE. family. He will leave here this ing so iuuch, :is Arclibisliop- ’l‘rnin:li

_ _~ ,e` _ ’"-» ‘md “t A"0"‘l“I° 0" 'm‘"’3d“Y» (h5~l`I"’tl'el0\‘\'ll~ morning on return to 'l‘oroni.o. Mrs, luis shown, uf crystuliv.sd lilstory; the

June 27th at 1.00 p.in. All interest- ___ -Hcha,.,]8,,n and ,,|,ud,.,,,, wm_|,,__V,, ta L _ _ d arc invited to bs present. Mrs._J_ P. Mo(h,~.~nin¢;k of Snn 11';-nn ,my for Georgetown whe,.e the), wi '

_ _ cisco has lofi: tht-rc en route to her wem] the Bumme,-_

Inlnatiflg Mi' - Bryan somepiif f exnlllhetwtlirmt weatlglier is hxillvlml tlm Old home in tm” P"°Vi“‘3'3» Wllefl’ ' -_~ I ' A ~

- ~ cc en c cc on e row i ~ ‘ . - , , , _

yr__i¢i,ndQ_ it ig Sapp me \,,,“(1i,,g then. g,_,,SH_ f|»h,,r,, ,__,D1e,,ty'S', m,__mt"‘;,_u ‘_l_I_‘_‘i0n_ Téicnd an exi.¢,iidi.d visii _Yesterday the eastern express ar

sn_ei’gfcs__to~ prevent a coalition of tm, ti

he bath takes the place of the wo- eii's club. wherein the -female com- unitv whilcs awav hours of tliclong

om their neighbors. On Fridiiysithe

ng _visltors.

here. . »

.imung the passengers to Charlotte- i-Uwn on the Nurthuniherlanil lasl hveniifg.

_ _ H HHH . ivcd inf Charlottetown at ii.l5 ri.

‘e I5m“"d' nmlldlt lookfl “OW “B *I1 'ur -- u. oil time’ the southern accommo-

_ ic pas_tui~e wou be good and this J, A, M,w¢10ni,|d_ M_ L_ A_ (im-,ii ,,,,_t'i0n_uf_ '10_00 _,_ m twe,,ty_Hv(,

The! HN! DOW illlklll Of Bl” Checlic 86118011 better than uSlu_1l- 'P0 pan, was among the passengers or fiinutes late, thc Cape 'l`ravsr.~'.eis1:co-

l1l`I1|10l` €llC0\U‘D-£6 the lJI`0duction of riving on the express last urcnins. umodatioii at `l0.00 u iii five min-

__ ilk. Harvey Mitchell, Mal‘itimc_ Ile~ (J, G. Howui-d,_ Milton, c-une tr tes late; the Tignish accoinimoda- l_i_y_in qiiarters. picsentativc of the Dairy llraneh will (;ha,~i0|_tet0w,, on the “pleas 1 ‘_ ~ t 11

f , add es ____ t, _ Red H __ . ‘ as ion a .50 a. in., ten minutes

--_ i ' ~~_.-~-y;_-¥-_- r s es ings a. o sc on evening. ~ g ~ ¢| . t - d ~

hursday June 27th and nt Brit] e- uf e' ‘L eng el? afmommo auf,” -a-L

1 _ » H i- ».Z0 p. m., on time, and the Tignisii

_ _ _ _ iwn, on Friday, June 28th.; both Thc American Breeders’ Magazine, ii -xp;-eng nt 10,15 1,, m__ tweutyqive In Persia tide birth of n girl is con- ull 7-30 D-nl. All intfffvslltfl are in- quarterly publication of Washington, 'minutes late;

sidered _soinetliirig ofa calamity; no re- Viied t0 attend. ‘ IJ. C.. contained in its last issue the 'i

' " '“"“""°""“""' address on, the "llomestication _o' The Spokane Daily Chronicle of re-

cougrutulutioiis are orlered to her pa- 1,¢rf(,|~m8_nce of any work an deg;-ad, the Fox," delivered by Benjamin I. cent date had an excellent write-up rents, frequently the unwelcome news ing, a life of nhsolllte illlenessbeing RRYUBF Of A1b0l`i0n. P- E- I-. at thi' about the things accomplished by is carefully broken to the father in nnnninemn the nina) Hmm Evert kind annual meeting of the association Laiichlin McLean, ri native of Tyne soiriedavorablermoment. Custom and of labor cnn he performed by ser- 'fist Winter' ‘7l1H¢.V- In llllff if SHYS I Ho WHS Bt publld“‘Upinion -are' thoroughly anti- vnnts_ W¢,me,,_ of the'10wer classes --s-- one time employed on the P. E. I. feminine, little care is taken- of fe- and |,m5Bnt women certainly have a Mrs. Harrington, formerly steward Railroad, and was for a number of iiisle )iahes,_t1nd it the mites die of great ad,-anta._,e over their wealthier ess of the Cascapedia., arrived ii vears a conductor on the U.P._ Rail- neglect it' is Kismet-what is written 5i5ters_ for they walk and work in Charlottetown by that steamer Mon- road at Cheyenne-,f Wyo. He then is wl.i_“_en__ Not so with thwbaby b0y_ the ,_,_en_ thus ohtaihmg the _much dny afternoon from Quebec and war went into _the_ real estates business With him little is left to fate, every needed air and exercise which are de_ taken to thc (litv Hospital for treat handling N. P. town sites and 18-HGH. care is taken of him, his ailments are med to those a-_,Ove Qhem in social ment. She is reported considerably uvitb headquarters at North Yakima,

, - scale. The little girl partnkes of thc i'"D"°"e‘1' She was a°c°m`l’“5‘ie‘ Wash' He is best kn°w“ as a pr°l“°'.’

cal aid is summoned when he, is ill, “creations uf her elders not do thev home by Mrs. G, J. McCormack and ter and constructor of_ canals and Well-_to-do parents. will, however ad- rest,-aiu their c0,,ve,.Ba'tion in an; Mrs. P. C. Brown. rrigation work in_Wash1ngton State.

wa in -her resence. Fr i" *_ '__'

European dongors to tend their sons mfgncv childiien are accuznézdllegg »Yestcrda_v the Northumberland left A special meeting of the City when their daughters am in "ke case MM _mhjects discussed in terms that Vharlottetown at 8.30 a. m. for Pic 'ouncil was held Monduy_ night at

Urrify English ,,arB_ but which form tou witli_passc_ngcrs,_ mall, express _\hich the Mayor, the City Clerk, great _,Mt of the small talk of the and freight and arrived at 12.05 p. _._ie Health Officer and members of

that _girls are a gpm; sqm-ce of ex. andemm Amusements consist of the m_. She left again _at 5.05, p. m. :ie Council were alipointed a _ c0m_

Mm wedding ,.eu\stS_ and f_memlB_ with passengers, mail, express and -iittee to act in coniunction with in Ogethnr with the a],_pm_vading i__.t____ freight and arrived at 8.35 p. m - ommittee to be appointed by _tha

_ _ _ _the which ,B the logical Outc_6_m,_6,__S_l1e leaves today at s.20 a. m. for. overurnent-_.to _rns.ke__ preparations Wedla-"d°""°"l"55 b"ide» '-‘md 3° Ulllllaf' unhealthy and unnatural conditions. Picton; returning at mght' ' or the t°rthc°mmg‘vi°lt to this mt”

Clint. Louis H. smith and Mrs.

_Smitli, New Aberdeen, C. BI., ar- rived in Charlottetown last evening Capt Smith has been transferred fron the New Aberdeen Corps of the Sal vation Army to the Corps at Sher brooke, P. Q., and leaves for that

Arthur L. Beer, Toronto, and for-_

idn Day in Search of sport Them merly of _Charlottetown, returned on will be lots of good sport at the Monday night und purposes locating

fair aniuuéié-'of_llbei'ty till the age 01. eight ~or ereabouts, when she ns- sumes the vsil, from which time her face may not be seen nv any man not s near ielativc, not even her iluture husband. - _Her education generally

coiiiistsucéflleaznilig to enibroidcr., to wo ;___ t e, 0 recite passages of tlie_K10`l‘D.n, and to -_fulfill her religious duties, which are, however, less bind-

gig,.I_Jn her than on the opposite sex. iqmpnrativcly few women can read and`-`w|‘itc,~uiId the higher class of wo- men; ‘who have not yet liccn~stiri‘ed by the spirit of advance, regard the

,,, ~-~‘_ $i_£fnnSalt

A' wise person ’ Iincwr when to use

' ` /\l`iI.u:y'a sail.

.X {\__" Don°! you think il .,v.'~'.`i._: 'time lo get A bollle? " I '25c and 60:.

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:else . ` .. i-t»§i__,'::‘____j4,__? ____ .1 I __,_

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must prn-r behind a screen apart from men. At thc Passion Play, which takes plncc during the first ten days of the Muliarrnm, womfn. of course, CIOHPIV veiled, may watch the repre- sentation of the sufferinus and mar- tyrdom of the blessed Husein.

1 A ’l‘Alil‘l WITH A MORAL, -

' lf.’s Miirshall P. Wilder is thc srrtud little guy to anyone who works on a newspaper. Not that Marsh would try io corix ii Iilvnsnnt pur:igi‘n.pI\ out of n reporter, hut he certainly would not avoid ii.. 'l‘hc other day, n.ccoi'd» _ init to Roy Mcflaiwloll. .lamrs L. Ford, sfmidiiig In tha corridor of-the Wnldorf,fclt. someone pinch him on 'tho knee. l.o¢il1lui< down, he discovered the frnlivnnine Wilder. “’I._o .limmy"' :mid Wilder. "How are you, lo_v'i‘ GOI; time in gn to lunch with T110? What paper nrc you on.no\v?” . Ford rugiirdeil him gravely. "(`lnml-- morning. Mr. Wilder," said he. “Yes I lmvo time to no to lunch with you.

It would afford me p,'i'cat pleasure. I ~

nm not employed upon any paper at presciif.. I aiu in the hardware business."

. . _ "Well," sold Wilder, hurriedly

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sanitary conditions. The old

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\ gonltary. _ Liqlud "

a`r111er_s. _.Make Your f Home Sanitary I' enebig drawback Iii feihniife 1.! die liek of

royeli tohe such s dan eroiis, unsanitary and _disease-

Iliden 'place tliatlt Shoiilgiiot be allowed on the farm any longer, its a menace to'liea1t_h and happiness.

rr.. Tweed ~

-rlteél .felesetthatis ebse1ntely` '

_ ated! 1?¢cf¢10f* I cl" allelic-Ililniilti.-iii~i f' _

a-‘..':::~~ ' __ - 1;;-5--~ _ ~¢ .

style =out-doors closet has

Chemical Closet

times add' require!

installed litany" and fequires

or chimney hole.

to 'gb vlroug. Call in ode, yoi`1’ll want one.

city tomorrow morning. While here Capt and Mrs. Smith will he ~ thi guests of the formier's father, Nath- anial Smith, Euston St.

"The June number of the Oakland Maple liesf of San Francisco,Califor- nia, contains the following item: Albert Id. McKay, the well-knowr tailor of Ban Francisco, and Mrs. ivlcixiiy, leave this ' month on a trip through the East and baclc to Mr. McKay’s old home gin Clifton, Nev Loudon, P., E-. Island, Theirnurfier ous friends wish tliciu n pleashiit liour nny and ii delightful vication among the hills and dalns and hospiizaihlc friends nf tha "t.iI.'bt litt1c.Islaud".`

zzwlien you want what is right in patent niodicine, no matter What, it may be or who iurikes it, or wlin_f. the price muy hc, you can not it hem without delay and at thc riizlit price. Our :iiork of pai-cnt _iucdiciuris is large. We Iinvc mmlcn careful' selectioii und stocked all tho more populnraml re- liable preparations. Everything is under glnss to insure cleanliness and purity. Get your medicine here. The McKinnon Drug Co. corher Great

.-George and Kant Streets. Mldtf

::Buntnin, Bell &.Co. for best coal,

lowest prices. 1-23dtf.

iiioving on, “see you some time up st the Lambs, Ford. I must be mov-

i ir on. I've go& to catch a_car." _:`Rord, who is he editor, bf one of the great Sunday papers, regarded Marshall Wilder's rapidly-diss.ppear- ing back with a sardonfc grin. .Then he turned, gravely looked at himself in a mirror, and as gravely wlnked_ Several days later Mn. Wilder dis- covered, to his horror, that Mr. Ford is not in the hardware business at all. but persists in journalism Whereupon he called Mr. F'ord up -at his omce. "Come on and take lunch with me, Jimmy," begged Mr- Wilder. _ ` -"Run along sndj catch __ 7°" WY. Marsh.," said Mr. Ford.-New York

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letter to The Cincinnati 'Times-Star.

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J,` B. Gaudet, ,Miscouche, was a

passenger east yesterday afternoon

R. W. Maclllweli, Bt. Peters, was a passenger returning from = Charlotte- town yesterday afternoon.

H_, D. MacEwen,_ Morell, 'wus in Charlottetown' yesterday and return- ed home inthe afternoon.

,_ -,-1-' ~ . 'I-LI-I Sternl. Svourle, was in. Char- lottetown yesterday and returned in the afternoon. . -

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Thare.wi1l_,be service in the ADDin

Road Church on Sunday, June 30th, at eleve oiclock, at Bonshaw _at three ln"tbe afternoon ,and at Tryon In the( evening st;._Bev_e_n. :

Misses Amy. and, 1__,ottie Lora and Miss Wright, 'l‘ryo11 who were in Chai- lfittetowngstteuding _the Union (lum-

iiercigl, _._ool}ggg _closing returning

Mrs, li‘ei-guson, l'ictou, is visitiui' home- yesterday ,al crnoon. true liook-lovcnmore than the fresh-

in flliarlotictowll th- uc'-it of h r _ _ . ' ‘ ‘ --

f H. R. H, the Duke of Connaught `overnor General. It is the inten- Lion, _to have the city thoroughly -leaned for the approaching Royal visit. Addresses‘wi_ll be delivered by the Provincial and Civic Governments nd a banquet and a ball will be fea- 'zurcs of the event. A half holiday will

'-v. reception at Victoria Park. It ’s expected that _there will also hc i display of fireworks in the evening. ‘l'he Government buildings and (I-ity Hall will be appropriately decorated 'or the occasion.

:;Violet Dulce Talcum 'Powder is one ‘I the best on the market. It soothes for warm w.eather_toilet and excellent or infants.. makes the skin soft. lm00f»h _and ' velvety and preserves `ho complexion. l args can 25c 'l‘lie Mc (lnnou Drug -(lo. corner Great leorgs and Kent Streets. MEU

DI)l1'l`0R'S SHIFT

Now gets Along Without it.

A physician says: "UnI.il Inst. fall l lsml in I-.at meat for my lileakfast uni sufh-red wil.h _indigestinu until

th? lmaf. had pusl-lcd from thn glom- sci.

“Lust fall I began the use of

i}rupc~Nufs for breakfast and very soon found I could do without meat, for my body got all the iioiii-islun'cnt_ necessary from the Grape~Nuts and iince then I have not had any indi gestion and am feeling better nmi. have increased in weight. _“Since finding the _benefit I deriv- ed from Grape~Nuts I have prescrib- ed the food for all my patients suf- fering from indigcstion or ovcr-feed-

ing and also for those recoveriilgi from disease where I want a food- sasy to take and certain to digest. and which will not overtax the stomach.

"I always find the results I look

for when I prescribe Grape-Nuts. For ethical reasons please omit my name.” Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, Ont.

The reason for the wonderful

amount of nutriment, and the easy digestion of Grape-Nuts is not hard to find. In the first place, the starcliy part

of the wheat and barley goes through various processes of cooking, to per- fectly chasge the starch into dex- trose or grape-sugar\,\-in which state it is ready to be easily absorbed by the _blood.

The parts in the wrieat and harley

which Nature -can make use of for re- building hrain and nerve centres are 'retained in this remarkable food, and thus the human 'vidy is supplied with the powerful strength produc- ers, so easily noticed after one has eaten Grape-Nuts each day for a week or ten days

e rrhntea during which there will he 1

cd with more new books than people

less task, it may well' seem to some n relief to lei; this whole ocean of contemporary literature roll on its sounding way, and turn aside to some quiet nook where one can be

tid as the days when inspiration meant the talking of man face to face with_God.

Not that people should neglect the

new hooks altogether, for there _are ever fresh voices with something vi- tal to say; but now and then, us 9, change, 3, refreshment, an inspiration, is it not well to turn from these aer- ated elixirs of the hour to taste the mellow, ripened fruit of old books? The most obvious charm -of old

hooks is something as indeflnable as the perfume of the air or the soil. Quite aside from any' perceptible lit- erary quality, there is something in almost every time-stained volunic that is winning and seductive. Even an old geography, printed in the four- teenth century, cndcurs itself to thc

est production of thc lightning press

ago, hicutliui fiuiii nil will llirflk how

IIIIIIIEHIII WITH PIMPIES.

Four Different Doctors Did Her No Good.

Two Bottles of BURDOCK BLOOD

_ f Bl'l'l‘ERS` Cured Her.

Bad blood is directly the cause of th_e

face breaking out in piniples, and it is impossible to eradicate them unless you put your blood into good shape v ._ Burdock Blood Bitters is compounded from roots. herbs, barks and berries, and is without a doubt the best_r_emedy procurable for the purpose of driving all the blood impurities out of the system. ,_ Mr, Geo. E._.MilIcr, Clavering, Ont., vrritcsz-"'l'.ast' foil I was very much troubled with piniples. My face was literally: covered with them. I went to four different doctors, but they could do me no good. One day a friend advised me tonic Burdock Blood' Bifters, so I got two bottles, and before I had taken all the first one, the pimplcs had nearly all disappeared, and by the time I had taken all the second one the piniplcs had disappeared completely, thanks to Bur- dock ,Blood Biiters. I would Jsdvise anybody who. is troubled _vvitli.nu_Y bl-D03 troublc.to_usc Burdock_Blood Bibtars. _ Manufactured only by The T. Mib bum Co., Limited, Toronto. Ont. V ml I

LONGWORTH IN TROUl_3LE.

CHICAGO, June 24-Now Nicholas

Longworth is having his political troubles. When he left for Cincinna- ti the Congressman wore a ilejcctcd ook. His wife was breathing de- finnncc. For be it known Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth has come out fliitfooted in favor of the third Ilurty estnblisllcd, ruled and headed bv her father, Theodore lloosevelt.

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tal genius and art It is not known

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library from a workshop into a.‘ Wor temple. Their presence is the evl-

_dence of culture, refinement, true lit- _ ‘ ' ` I 1 erary feeling. Their corner is the in the B361' s°_‘ute . sacred corner, The hours spent with B|»°di¢’g-(hy cloudy

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tion to steep his soul, now and again A. W. HUGMAN LIMITEEF njllifull- 5 _

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ance by appearing on tlicrtrects in Chicago with a flaring baiidariua,bnn~ ner of lisr fat`hcr’s new party, on her stylish hat. - __Nick- represents a Cincinnati district- in Congress and has been renomiiiat- ed on the regular Republican ticket, His district is strong for President Taft, but Princcss Alice docs not care She was present at the birth of the new third party' in Orchestra I-lall, was the loading router for her father and wasn't ti bit backward in declar- ing thut she is strong for the rule of the people. But Nick kept out of sight all day. He ran from the re- porters.

I have nothing to say, he shouted,

wlicn finally cornored_ I am ii, Repub- lican and expect to be one all my life. " _

Docs that mcsu that you will not

support vour father-in-law 'I one rude

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