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l V i i ( It i I i ,0 _â€"_â€"â€"â€"- .1”â€" Sunlight Soap is better than other Soaps but is best when used in the Sunlight way. Buy S u n Ii g h t Soap and follow dire ctions Sunligh Soap AN IDEAL SL’XIKII'IR HUME. Nearly everyone who goes away in the sununcr has heard of “.\Iinnicog:in- ashene" on the world-famous Georgian Bay. It has a very ii'itcrcsting history and the Indians have woven some weird legends around the place. It was formerlythe summer home of a wealthy American, and on his death was bought by Colonel Caiitley, a retired English army officer, who has made it an ideal summer home for many for- tunate guests. There has always been an air of refinement and good taste about “Minnicog” which is to be found in very few Canadian summer resorts. For this reason the place has attracted from the beginning the very best class of people; not necessarily people of wealth, however, as the prices have al- ways been exceedingly moderate con- sidering the excellent accommodation and table. In the fall the Georgian Bay is peculiarly beautiful, and at that season of the year Minnicog is delightful. The island is wonderfully endowed by na- ture, and when the leaves have changed color and in the cool clear atmosphere of‘ fall, the place is at its best. It has grown so popular during the past few years that the summer months always find every room booked far in advance despite the numerous new cottages owned by the same management and the additions made to the imposing old house which was originally on the island. The summer guests have plenty of gaicly and amusement with fishing, boating, bathing and dancing in the pretty octagonal music room, which is a separate and distinct build- ing, away from the main house or cot- tages. For those, however, who prefer a very quiet holiday and the most peace- ful enjoyment of the natural beauties of this lovely spot, the fall months at Minnicog will afford the greatest plea- sure. It has often been said that this hotel is transformed in the fall with the smaller number of very congenial guests into a real country house party, and one‘s comfort and enjoyment are so carefully looked after as to leave no- thing to be desired. Very good par- tridge shooting may be had close at hand and the fishing is even better at this season than in the summer. In fact, anyone contemplating a holiday could not do better than to include in their plans a visit to this delightful place in the fall. .â€"â€"â€".â€"+- It keeps the average man so busy try- ‘Ing to cover up his past that he hasn‘t much time to boast of his future. AN ANGLER'S ELYSIUM. According to advertisements all sum- mer resorts are alike. They are the best everâ€"but if fishing is better anywhere else than it is in “Georgian Bay” we do not. know where it is. There is a greater variety of fish in this water than anywhere else, and they are always hungry. No one ever counted the fish in the Georgian Bay , but those that have been caught there have been counted and eaten, and if you read the Govern- ment reports on fisheries, you know that Georgian Bay supplies more fish than any other equal body of water in the world. The only place you can afford to fish is where the fish are numerous, big and delicious in flavor, and that place is Georgian Bayâ€"so the fishermen say. Suppose you send for booklet, issued by Grand Trunk Rail~ way System free, telling about the home of the bass, pickerel, pike and the noble trout family. Address J. D. McDonald, Union Station, Toronto, Ont. 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The colonel rubbed his hand< with (‘0- light’ and on the appointed day care- fiilly instrucch his dusky warriors I0 inents. in order to furniin a practical demonstration of their sartorial re- quirements. The commandant was reckoning without his host. however, for Lord Kitchener had no sooner run his critical eye down the ranks than he saw thrOugh the others little device. A grim smile played about the corners of his mouth. “Ah, Colonel Jones,“ heartily, “I congratulate you on the ap- pearance of your men. They're in the pink of conditionâ€"positively bursting through their uniforms t.” When Lord Kitchener once makes up his mind about anything it requires a very determined will indeed to turn him from his purpose. On one occasion a difference of opinion had arisen as to the amount of money he might expend on the conveyance of stores to the front. He wanted a couple of thousand pounds for the purpose. but a niggardly pay department. at home protested that the estimate was much too high. “Can‘t do it for less,” was the laconic response telegraphed to Pall Mall. This, however, only evoked a reply that he would not be allowed more than a quarter of the sum asked for. To everybody‘s intense surprise “K.” wired back, “All right!” and proceeded to carry out the work he was engaged on. When the xpedition was over, how- ever, the Treasury ollicials were electri- fled to receive from its organizer a bill reading as follows: “1. To conveyance of military stores, as per estimate. £500. “2. To supplementary £1,500." expenses, _____+.___ THOUGHTI’UL. Father of Large Family: “My dear, isn‘t it about time you were thinking of getting married T’ Eldest Daughter : “Goodness l I haven’t thought of anything else for years.” Something More Than a Purgative.â€"â€" {To purge is the dilly effect of many jpills now on the market. 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A well authenticated case of “sownd sight" is narrated by Mr. 'l‘hcodore I), Brocklchurst in a letter to the London Spectator. It occurred in Yorkshire, and concerned a woman employed as cook in the house of a neighbor who was away holidayâ€"making with his family. The cook had violent hysterics one evening, declaring to another servant who was keeping house with her that she had seen her mother, who lived in Durham, and that somebody was try. ing to smother her. Next morning the cook received a telegram informing he;- of her mother's death. Subsequent investigation proved that the woman‘s mother accidentally set fire to herself and was burned to deatn at exactly the hour when the cook had the alarming vision. .. .45-- N... KEEP TRYING. vaboys should get discouraged, At lessons or at work, And say. “There’s no use trying,” And all the hard tasks shirk, And keep on shirking, sliirki’iig, Till the boy became‘a man. I wonder what the world would do To carry out its plan? The coward in the conflict (lives up at lirst (It‘lc‘i'lt; If once repulsed. his courage Lies shattered :it his feet. The lu‘zivc heart wins a battle Because through thick and thin He'll not give up as Conqueredâ€"- Ile tights, and fights to win. So. boys, don‘t get disheartened Because at first you fail; If _\'i>ll but keep on trying, At last you will prevail; the stubborn against failure, ‘ 'I‘ry. try. and try again: The boys who keep on trying Have made the world‘s best men. Tie a w i '11: 1 m“ “m” “ “ “rm” (“13’ L ‘IIIC benefit of his health. be put forward again more tlrtlt‘lltly‘ than ever. After this had happened don their oldest and most ragged gar-i he exclaimch I t(after having (ill-“NED IN‘ I’IGSTY. Young Man Confined for Six “ith No Light. Months A terrible case of barbarity of parents towari‘l their son has been brought to light at Nziiitcs. France. Some six months ago a young man of weak intcllcct itiszippcurcd from the neighbor-horn]. His father is a wellâ€"to- do farmer, and inc neighbors were told that the youth had been sent away for The truth of the statement was doubted, and the other day the gi-ndarnics paid a domic- iliary visit to the farm. The missing iyouth was found chained up in a filthy pigsty. where. he had been confined for six months, with no light and little air. The food supplied him was of the. coars- est description. At night. by way of exercise he was led about the farm at- tached to a stout chain. The unnatural parents. who plead in justification that their son was a lunatic. arc to be pro- secuted for their inhuman cruelty. .._.__+__ Cholera morhiis, cramps and kindred complaints annually make their appear- ance at the same time as the hot wea- ther, green fruit, cucumbers, melons. etc.. and many persons are «Icliarred from eating these tempting things, but they need not abstain if they have Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dyseiitery Cordial and take a few drops in water. 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