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POCKI BOOK LOST on Saturday nich | etween Perkins € Cvo’s end Stanleva’ liver, ‘aimipg @ smalt -um. Finder will please eave at this office an! be rewarded Rss lore, Styie sle'ch for sale or wili trad» tora carriage: can be seen at Holl- | ‘rans’ cafriage ahop. E. W, lay’ or 1 ~ beeen cosetenenenenensannssenant WANT ED. —a boy to drive a delivery team Apply at this office, 28 SKATE 3.—Sharpeaned while you wait. and

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TO LET.—The honse and premises known ™ the “Old Londo. iIouse, ’situateon water *.. 20xtto Governnent Warehouse No } Applv to Peake Hros & Co. jan2—tr

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FARM TO LET AT ROYALTY,

Zo let “Milford Farm” on the North Srrer Road, abont a mils from the city, a present in the occupatioa of the Widow of the lateGeorge Thorne. It comprises adout 29 acres of land in a high state of enltivation, fronis on the North River Shore. There is a gool one anda half “ory farm house with outbuildings and % large stable and barn, and a tool house othe premises. Possess‘on given, if re-~ oired latter en. of November. These premises are wel adapted for a butcher farm. Rent $200.00 a year. Yor further partic alars apply to. DANIEL DAVIES, 54 Dundas Esplanade

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me ~_ ~— Hie Came to Tell Her News, but She Heat Him Of,

Important

‘‘There’s no use of your saying a word!’’ exclaimed the woman of the house as soon as she had opened the door and glanced at the man standing outside. “‘1 know you.”’

‘*But, ma’am’’—

**T recognized you as soon as I saw you. You can’t’’—

**Ma’am’’—

“You're the man washing machine six $6.50 that wasn’t worth wouldn't’’—

‘All I wanted to tell you, ma'am,

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who sold me a months ago for shucks. It

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‘It wouldn’t wash anything. The longer you used it the dirtier the clothes got. You couldn't sell me anything bow if you was to pay me for taking it. When a man fools me once, he won't ever have the chance to do itagain. I can tell you that. 1°!) sell that washing machine back to you for 50 cents. It doesn’t make any difference what you've got this time. I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole, and you can talk until you are gray. It won't do any good.’’

**Madam,’’ yelled the man, who bad been dancing about impatientiy, ‘‘your kitchen roof is blazing where that iron stovepipe runs up through it! That's what I stopped to’’—

**Good land! Why didn’t you say so? What did you want to stand there talk- ing for when the house is burning up? Run over to that grocery store on the

corner and turn in an alarm! Fire! Fire!’’. A Bad Break, “Well, they all break,” said the bride of a few weeks, ‘‘and I don’t

znow what you are going to do about ~

“But why don’t you get a better brand?”’ said young husband, not any too sweetly. ‘‘It seems strange, Marian, that every time I sit down to read this lamp chimney breaks into a thoasaud

pieces !’’ * 5

Next night hea czme home with ¢ yral! nder his } “MM i snid he, ip a tone of y l have bought a chimue’ flow much did you pay for it, dear.’ **Fifteen cents. I don’t want any | one OI ¥ r 5 cent t es inthe bo You e you women baven’t a right un jerstanding of the word economy. Yon think just because you get things cheap that you saving monuey—where’’— And he continued the effusion all] the tin be was putting the chimney in plac ‘*There!’’ said he, turning up the gat, ““la 8 a cbhitn—cconfound

glass blowers and grocers in seven counties were tied up and hung over a clothes- You can bet I'd be

scrap !’’—~Detroit

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Financially Weak.

“‘Madam, you’ve already overdrawn your account. ’’

**What’s that?’’

‘*You haven’t any more money in the bank. ”’

‘The idea! A fine bank, I think, to be out of money becanse of the little a drawn! Well, I’ll go somewhere else. ’’

Historic,

“I suppose, ’’ said the frequently dis- appointed politician, ‘‘that I may refer to my latest experience as ‘a historic defeat.’ ”

‘“*Yes,’’ answered the somewhat sa- tirical friend, ‘‘in the sense that history repeats itself.’’ Washington Star.

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Too Hasty.

‘*Rugglee, lam in some embarrass ment. [want to make a present of a jewel box, appropriately inscribed, to a young lady’’-—

‘‘Corbua, I’m sorry, but I haven’t a cent’’—

**Confound you, did you think I was asking you for money? I only wanted your belpin getting up the motto to inscribe on the jewel case.”

‘‘Corbus, you interrupted me. I was about to say that I hadn’t a sentiment in my mind that would be appropriate to the occasions.”’

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Not Exacting.

In one of Miss Mulock’s stories she enys that *‘a cheerful heart seeth cheer- ful things, *’ and gives this incident in proof of it:

A lady and gentleman were in a lum- ber yard situated by a dirty, foul smell- ing river. The lady said, ‘How good the pine boards smel))!’’

**Pine boards!’’ exclaimed the gen- tleman. ‘Just sme]! that fou) river.’'

‘*No, thank you,'’ was the reply, *‘I prefer to sme!) the pine boards,’’

Rough on the Solons,

it was in Maine that an outspoken parson of the ojd school prayed: ‘*G Lord, have com passion on our bewilder- ed representatives and senators. They have been sitting and sitting and have hatched nothing. O Lord, let them arise from their nests and go home and all the praise shall be thine.”

Figures have been collected in a suburb of Berlin showing that 44 per cent of all the children work two to three hours at home before school hours.

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