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“1 A IIERO BY ACCIDENT. Mfaffâ€"Mfâ€"W’M/irâ€"gg Starch "Saves REQUITAL. No land so broad, no sea so wide, That, passing o’er, I lose my thought of thee; No day so long, or over slow the tide, But quicker is my pulseâ€" Easier ironing gives 1 lmow thou lovcst. me. ' on thin . bfttefiegnéfsigh 061111153. No darkness deep, no day so bright S are But, passing by, suggests a thought of Starch, the only no- “me; had cold-water starch Though deep the sea, though high the that can’t stick. You ' stars at night; will llke ll besl nighttimeat. you try 1t. Buy it by ‘l 1 b' 1 - name- Anygooddealer- Life is too briefâ€"eternity ’ " Will scarce give space, if thou sliouldst list to me; For word and lookâ€"no, these may never tell llow deep the longing that My heart aye holds for thee! ARTHUR GIBSON MORSE. \VORLD’S LONGEST RAILWAY. The railway which crosses Siberia is by far the longest. in the world. .. The tremendous distances travelled and the religious character of the people have v endll’s Spnvin Cure PORTAGE Rivrm, Cur“: _ . 11.3..Mnrchs'06- given rise to the chapel railway carri- “1 “m “5“”; °“r “Spafl‘as aces for Divine service These are lit- 5 avin Cure an can org“ 5 CV“ . _ ~ .’ - ~ ‘ p g pi leti up LllSlde like a church, and they say there is nothing Curb tobccm“1m”d Wm‘ serve not, only for travellers by rail, it", Gubm’vuzmz" Riggge but. for periodical worship by the inhaâ€" j" ,, Sores bitants of remote villages on the great j I , Swellings plains. ' I S rains ~ ' _ Biz-“mes “Ah! Miss Bright,” said Mr. Nervey, . and-ll “you certainly have got a trim little 13 .i.‘.;. .~ . -. Lameness waist!” “Yes, Mr. Nervey,” replied Miss Bright, meaningly; “there’s no getting ,fl is bottleâ€"6 for 35. Our great bookâ€"- ” around that.” treatise on the Horse"-â€"frcc from dealers or :2 Dr. B. .I. «emu co, Enosbuig Falls. tomcat.- char words are what men use to fill in the waste places in their argu- nicnls. If your children are troubled with worms, give them Mother Graves’ \Vorin Exterminator; safe, sure and (f- fcctual. Try it, and mark the l'lllpl‘OV'C- them in your child. Trout, salmon, goldfish, and pike are believed never to sleep, but only to rest periodically. 1L3" FLY Every packet will kill more files than 300 sheets - of sticky paper Scratchlng l5 foolish; it only makes a. bad matter worse. Weaver’s Comte allays the pain, bloans the skin of eruptions and other soresz. Why not buy abottle tie-day? Europe has Ii active volcanoes, Asia 1.), America 56, and the Asiatic Islands â€"-â€" SOLD BY _.. no fewer than illO. DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND GENERAL STORES r l 10¢. per packet, or 3 packets: for 25¢. will last a. whole season. 'i .__.._d Ill filling boots and shoes cause corns. 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The Atlantic Ocean covers two vast . And there isn‘t anything that troubles valleys. One of these passes between 501110 DGODIO more than looking for tht: Cape Verde Islands and the Azores, trouble and not finding it. and is of great depth. It runs close tip to Europe, and comes to an end near the British Isles, where a ridge or crest of land separates it from the basin of the North Sea. The other valley runs in the main parallel to the first, from which it. is separated by an elongated strip of land, of which the Azores forms a continuation above the water. This strip does not exceed a depth of 9,580 Useful at all ’I‘imcs.‘+ln winter or in summer Pamiclee‘s Vegetable l’ills will Cope with and overcome any irre- gularities of the digestive organs which change of diet, change of residence, or variation of temperature may bring about. They should be always kept at hand, and once their beneficial action becomes known, no one will be willi- eul them. There is nothing nauseating in their structure, and the most deli cafe can use them confidently. feet. The first valley, like its confrere, is also very deep, its bottom being situ- ated at a depth of nearly four miles below the surface. Passing along South I . : America and, leaving the TBermudas to SPOT TOUCHLRS' the left, it almost. touches upon New- A good guesser always prides liim- foundland and Labrador, finally ending Self on his superior judgment. just south of Grecnlant. The SubrAt- Some people rise in the social scale, lantic landscape thus consists of two and others become unbalanced. vast parallel valleys or mountains. Far- Great. bodies move slowly. The truth lher north the land lies higher. and the mover travels as fast as a lie. son is, relatively speaking, shallower. Even when a man gets the worst of Between Greenland and the Continent, lit, he should try and make the best of close to Iceland and the Channel Islands, ’it- . there is a huge plain free from any de- The IOIIX ideals of some men are re- pression worthy of mention. It thus ap- slricted to high living. penl's quite clear that at. one time Eng- land was connected to the Continent. ._,._....â€". llowcver long a fly may live, it never grows after it. has reached its perfect form. ___.__... hing expenses would slow down to ti walk. as n ‘ t . , , it for him. Lago di Garda, largest of Italian wide, and has a depth of 1,900 feet. goric stage. .____ ISSUE NO. 30â€"07. than you need. 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Modern Irrigation transforms farming from an uncertainty into a certainty. ' The average price of irrigated land in the United States is about three times the price of non-irrigated lands. In Southern Alberta the difference is at present very slight,. but as settlement proceeds these irrigation lands will increase very rapidly in value. A careful study of Its advantages will convince any practical agriculturist that farming by means of irrigation is the most at- tractive proposition ever put upon the Canadian market. Full information, prices'and terms (which are very. favorable) sent free to any address on application to The Land Department; ' Union Trust Co.,iLimited, Temple Building, "4 Bay St., Toronto TRONS,,operate continuously every,