'been part of a suit, b BN, or Pot oe SF carried clearty. t 11 o'tlock when. wp that pext room came. i: SELF . SHAVING ! A {PLEASURE Stevenson and the Beggar | While walking in Loudon one dfter- hoot Robert Louis Stevenson and Pa- tund, Gossd met d stalwart beggar vhont-Gosse fused to aid, Steven. . ®on, however, wavered and Goally handed him a sixpence. The man °° Jocketed the coin, forbore to thapk his benefactor, but, fixing his cyes op Gosse, said In a loud voice, "And: 'as they strode coldly on, op! ; "There is : reason why CARB ELECTRIC. . This miethca cf tem use. ® Po you realize wh TWO, W Razors are the best in hy ie THB STORY EMPERING pering which is OUR EXCLUSIVE SECRET PROCESBLP § I SARSON 5x in the steel blades, whereas tempering by fire, the only other ROYS it. CARBO FAGHETIC Razors. NEVER need to be HON gt this means P ® Rementh ==THE RAZOR WITH AN EVERLASTING 'EDGE,' oa fgw BL Tr Sold by CARNEGIE BROS. ie CARBO MAC iid carn, has inctegse Ld al 'routs a he layes. bance Jey shall be fhe other little gentleman.' " : up . Pater. man" he sald, "will you e where I must ga £0 to iil souvenir post cards?" And St. Peter, eying him sourly, told Cay | Mm where be &ould go to.-- Puck. | pammrad 3 wd / Losing Hair. | € RX A "A man, loses his hair only once." i remarked, the observer of events and ! jump \ things, "but scme women mislay pon << theirs several times a week." cD [ee] ASL fesse, 4 More Important. "Why weren't you at the mass mect- Cr? ing of the unemployed?" | "I was looking for a Jobs Puck. Pema] -_ eh as The man who is standing up for youn fo roon gets tired and sits down.--Atchi- cio 8x Globe. | Pam - 2 . r-- Jameson's i Liver) : ! ¥ J i 3 Cay 3 n sted fads th on y ated o Sn ee ih doe nte of 1 Le "1 a; 4 rapiplnding cou atry for cha | Ali beheld till teres pat in fanare bestowed vnen Lon " Kiuce cubmmencing Cal ing a Ct Livery in ort Perry and new intonation that be isn bles thay \ IE prepara to supply all | Ip! RAE Bae equi m Loe el the | ost f desir aint woe ory En Ia2:i8% 0s a eh > Pasties on drive can Noitnlie 3 | | | wo Lo sur a ; | ; i Ans 2 ei ; 2} canbe san 54 Doay ofgool i re Ryne Cd in 4 ET , attewl to | - : i NE WEE the utmost cae | an PrOWT ea. L LWVL farther to state that in Le suitable convevences tl Ve at the 1 1) Convey pass pe th privaler willalso convey y Iway Depot enc ox, and | i [ON AN Ck jven nolico, = WM J ANTESON. pt £5: Povey, Ju vd Lag | -- m----" a Sepa AY, BATION Lig isi on hand Ex WV. C. Platten, fixing road gravel pit' Piip Adlred Tous ENLITUR)S Bd ward Fleughaan, wire fenc t $100 Youn pe, shoveling "s Hepes 12 arara Toe Chatham Incubator |g" sks A ningveffecticé Cateding appuratos ever lt, fator, Setfveutibaicd Nuosery. It | waa rs Catnddian People hy a reliable aby Ela razier, Clic h Clerk bad Sd RoaDs A "as JaoKsun, gras Ham, Rrrerel : 3 0 itarip Gyvetpauent, Jas ol I It has donble walls, which nie tho-oueh! | [ioe Grae oa packed with Mineral Woul which School Grant. ... absolately fiueproof, and the most pafoc | omas Pearce, tord at noii-eonductor that couid he nsed. Faxes Collovdos Tor ¢ 1s h 8 Automatic, Thermostatic Rar Rog & Sick Children's Hospit Mrs Jib Janes Rohs Jue Co, iLiné, shovel: ng sh FEN [Sa Ne ap WF sow ng si now weetman, fixingeulvert ing diten SNOW... Nm Reader, Sr, work on Lil Zc . School Section No 1, I Rodman 445 » U WOULD HAVE Bi 12 F YOU WOULD HAVE GOOD LUCK Tol Benenditure tt 7 SE IN HATCHING CHICKENS, DUCKS Tots] Bependitare. . L1L $at7 12 nia, olen np ELIE you should without we. Balance on hand $152 «3.0 108 sgdeloan a, ch isn the Chatham's pa Thos Henry, shoveling on Tutubators. CRECEIDIS Let us lista few of the features tla] F.om Jan 15t to Dec ith, 1308, both z a make & itclusiy CHARITY il $f M cid olng a Gk omy breeder. Hoapital. Ay BN the driver _alone or with a _ Society of D ttle bran 1s x With ¢ corn ogy h 7 bran helps to lighten the ration and ! aids dass on. I shopld, eh | 8 | In fact, everybod¥, putting a tion 1 nly always Why 8RY | Sylar movement, and this _the Fee ration for, this reason. In wine n.uion,) Red Cross Society is selling 3 with : armers frequently keep their work thelsta all the 4 000 N a horses on straw, with # Httle grain. e stamps all over the States. ii > ew Worda ll Where this fs done bran should always | 4 STAMP FOR CANADA Now Gazetteer of the Wor fiinke PAPE ofthe ration; Lt the straw} | Sith sore han 25.00 tiles, based on the f 1s binding to the bawels, an thia ten. | The meat litle stemp in i bi Now Biographi hical Dictionary: a 5 to Tine or 8 dency the bran counteracts. fbi | White, sks ye cit, an a > ; Thnk be horses 'are predisposed to colle, and 4 ' 'one rie "ind Cleaning. straw and corn diet is almost sure to ' Nati " ania wn Ka Main my cause trouble at frequent intervals the interests 'of Tr Must ka Tee With any such cases... p Hospital. The stamp does not pay remit 5 postage, but may be put on letters, |: Index to Horse's Character, packages and AE cards of ii According to the Royal College of | uo = 0 3 on') h | Veterinary Surgeons, England, the | 5, 801 yiilt bear JS hypy Hope Er a opt Reto = son's Gredtinks everywhere. character. M.there If a general'curve | 'Willing workers all over the Domia- to the profile and at*the'same time the | fon are orgenizing little bands for pasiphlots, ears are pointed and sensitive, it is | stamp selling. The hospital board is G. 8 C. MERRIAM CO., ¢ safe to describe the animal-as gentle | hoping thal over a 'millioh' stauips | { Publishers, Springfipld, Muss. and at the same tinié high spirited. | will be sold before Christinas, and the ! 1 lpragiteg Jl og 21 work for the copsumplive poor from ent in, the m e oO Bea todea' will b s He ms Ga ces pie ane fikoly to be, treacherous and vicious. ® : 4 gTedtly streng thened. Wher Port Pony wer dto Bo Other interesting information may be Norti-- Ga & horse tha! Aroops his éars is apt to btained b 1 k ee focmiamies North wom 6 Vazv de all ax vicious, obtained by writing Mr. J. 8S. RAYS: Carrh tig pansion son, S>cy.-Treas, of the Associatica, w - Reportorial Per not: zum 847 King Street West, Taran' + .Once a reporter went to a certain oT =r ETE ¢ residence in New York to get details ! % Toon pavistoa «0 coal finds of mg Lo 2 ering, Pamting eel 5 ra dQ Mranl Railway Caper acd Patil' Thinished if about the master of the house, who A T RT quired had just died, in order that an obits |B ck. : TE TAELES Ay WW. Fo NOT, ] uary notice might appear in the news- ¥ J GT ¥ renri n dy (Sitccpssar to J. A. Kodinan.). : § { paper which he represented. Such de- ps ci A i x 2 door onli of Mr Wiodey's stare ; OT Np NOTT. ; '{#ails, as a rule, are easy to get. The "| reporter, therefore, was intensely sur- "| prised when the widow of the de- ceased, with scapcely a word, slammed the door In his'fdce. ;|. Shefretired intp the house. Presepts % the doorbell rang furiously. She re- sed to stir. Again the doorbell rang, ' 5 i turfously than before.] Still the Flady of the house would not stir. # ph » i, "I have told him that I don't want 2 J jto-pay anything about my husband," 5 IS TO YOU ! 2 re Cy adm, 4 UNDE RI AKER, md Funer A Director, FER £3: Toh i she thought to herself, and be has no { tight to be so persistent." [Serena wiih he Scie | gpg Hospital for = At last she could stand it no longer, 7 50, opening a window over the front . Sick Children Sinn door, she poked her head out and re- . ny g Thon Severely: R t By FAR We Kt bk OA odo atitin. EMEMBER Tha ery Sick Ohild kN wy + Young man, 1 do not desire (0 8ay | 4p ontario Whose Parents Cannot - JOENS CLYRGE. anything {0 you. Kindly do not dis- | turb me any more. Go away, young Afford to Pay for Treatment '| map" id Treated Free, M 8 1hE: Ra Mal . Pastor. H rg "1 can't!" roared the reporter, be- = : yl yr" eck Lignin bliin p | side himself with exasperation. "You The Hospital is ot . tg menbin Vashe wry d have have shut my coattails in the door!" | Boo oe BAPTIST CEURCH, © lat I val { |" 1f you would have a faithful serv: , J Viloialys Thagick ; TV: MR. HBG ANG PANOR. ant and one that you like serve your- v om ay sn aries. bp eatm, i | self. --Benjumin Frankl. " w cab pay as RySuing Borrice: Be 2d 2 the privi- horns at the Chicage stoekyards, a MORORANIACS © ARE MANY. oHTRCH OF THE ASCENSICN tepresentative of the Breeder's Ga- A ¥ a Zette says: DProverbially ious, | We Meet That In ofr § I» Or Ea i Soya --. | the cow jobber is probably, Student | 1 3. | trader that frequents ea "In my judgment," astudent of | 14:1 alleys. He is ubiquitous, and insanity, "there are hundreds of peo- | ple walking the streets of aH the: big ; Siar i Josirabie SAiERR bs fou ge the cities today who are Insane upon ; 1. | jobber may be detected down 2 ++ | nis bid with avidity. Of scrqh'| Some 'one' tole and Who' only need a 5 I Beit bu reference t6 it in conversation or oth- rox3: | cows There igi ike erwise to' throw them Into a severe | ty 'ap- ) ee eae : : v0 2 | dance. Medium ers trefitional tantrum, and my experience fa and ' das . : Ah WY "29 | scarce, but what the 'trade satisfies me that the asylums are ; of Ontario | (EA Rs y gf K x JRaOITIAtY 5 4 | "good techoice" milkers crowded with pefsons who appear to 5 3 | are never found in su be the most reasonable beings on | mand. With the stead on of | earth until their attention is directed population in the gre: #! and | toward some subject that disturbs commercial centers 16 the | their mental apparatus and makes northeast corner of the T them dangerous subjects. the call for good mitkers: more "The most striking incident of this urgent. kind that has ever come under my ob- : There was a time not. servation occurred when some years £5 0° ago when milker und ago I was visiting an asylum in Edin-{ | was a fall abd spring burgh. 1 was introduced to a patient. 175 co|is a continuous dem who had oh a physician. He was in-- -- around, and the good ¢ . telligent, 'and '1 bad a Jong conv: " under the necessity of 3 tion with Hime -on geetat {ohkcs + 7¢ 25 chaser. Unfilled orders ly on the' aiarket) 250 co} 42 cQ a term and then get } bag Your "thirty-five dolial isn't worth m beet vis 3805 33 from the dairy Every Sera