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Ontario and all Easflem Canada is deeply disappointed that Mr. Kipling, upon the occasion of his recent. visit to Canada, should have only seen "The West from a Car Window” and the East, not at all. The older provinces are always proud and never jealous of the West, into which they are send- ing their Shekels and their sons. With all his powers as a word painter. it. is hardly to 'be expected that Mr. Kip» ling can do justice to all of Canada. He has not. seen the thriving cities and towns oi Ontario, with» its splendid railways, mills, and manufacturing in- dustries. He. had only a fleeting glimpse of Toronto, and saw nothing of the score or more other industrial centres of the Dominion. It is too bad, Cana- dians believe, that he should have spent the most. of the time which he was able to give to the study of conditions in the Dominion to the troubled shores of the Pacific. With no desire to mini- mize the seriousness of the labor dis- turbances out there. or to disguise the fact that Canada is in sore need of more men to carry forward the work in hand, Canadians would have been proud of some pen pictures by Mr. Kipling of the industrial East. where the people are prosperous and happy. This conviction is by no means local -â€"it is widespread, universal. (“Caner Possible Boarder: "Ah. that was a. ripâ€" ping dinner. and if that. was a fair sample of your meals 1 should like to come to terms." PLACED AT THE BACK OF THE SPINE, ' The D k L " Menthol Plaster allay: nervous ex- cite ment, They are equally as efficacious in mm mlgia. backache and muscular pains. An old gentleman finding a couple of his nieces fencing the other day with brocmsiicks, saidzâ€"“Come, come, my dears; that kind of accomplishment will nol. help you to get husbands.” “I know it. uncle,” responded one of the girls, "but it will help us to keep our husbands 1.. order when we have them." Never neglect an opportunity. There ma: many people today who know that they have not won either wealth or fame hmause they were afraid to venture, afraid to take the path which suddenly opened out to them. To sucxtecd wants courage. If an opportunity suddenly looms before you, there is no time to ponder as to whether you have the necessary qualifications to undertake it. The place is there ready to be filled; it must be taken, and you must at once resolve to fill it. Makr no enemies. This at. first, may seem impossible. but nothing is impossible to him who wills. “It you have friendskyou have enemies," V Scoich Farmer: “Before we gang any lurther, was that a fair sample 0' yer appetite?" In Nature‘s Storehouse There are Cures. â€"â€" Medical experiments have shown conclusively that there are me- diclnnl virtues in oven ordinary plants growing up around us which give them a value that, cannot be estimat- od. It is held by some that Nature provides a cure for every disease which neglect and ignorance have visited up- on man. However, this may be, it is well known that Parmelce’s Vegetable Pills. distilled from mots and herbs, are a sovereign remedy in curing all disorders of the digestion. Create a personality. This is perhaps we of the greatest secrets which lead to success. Amongst. your own little circle 10! your influence he tell. gradually the circle will be widened, and you will have a larger field to exert that influence. Never neglect an opportunity. There 11%: many people today who know that they have not won either wealth or fame because they were afraid to venture, Hp: “Mabel, you every day!" She you do exaggerate every other day 1" HER ONLY HOPE. Tess: “Mary Brown is spelling her name ‘M-a-e‘ now.” Jess: "Let. her; that‘s about the only .Niégszrflmt her; that‘s about. the only chance she wil ever get. to change her name." ITCll. Mange. Prairie Scratches and every form or contagious llch in human or animals cured in 30 minules by Wol- [m‘d's Sanitary Lotion. ll. never fails. Sold by all druggisls. The teacher had been class about lhc great, I “And now, lmst' aflerwm‘d. “which one the nine that has the l “And now, boys,’ she annoul atlex‘wnrd, “which one 0! you can tell the pine that has the longest and sh est needles ?" Up went a hand in the front, row. "The porcupine, ma’am." tile popular belieff'but that is not so FINGERPOSTS 'I‘O FORTUNE Mr. Kipling‘s Canadian Tour. London GETTING RIGHT. REAL STICKERS ling you grow more beautiful She (pleased): “Oh, Jack; Brute !" He: “Well, then, NO eon reading at {crests of Nov. 16m , 1907.) If Amer armour :an tell me and sharp- the "Have you broken off your engage- ment, old man? What's the matter?" "W11. 1 was hard, up, you see. so I qua relled and had all my presents re- turned, and was able to realize upon them. Couldn't possibly have raised the money any other way." 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Tommy hesitated. “Ocme, Tommy." she said. “Would you cry -for help?” “No, ma’am,” said he; "mother says little boys shouldn‘t speak at meal times.” Often what appear to .be the most trivial occurrences of life prove to be the most momentous. Many are dis- posed to regard a cold us a slight thing. deserving of little consideration, and this neglect often results in most, seri- 0115 ailments entailing years of suf- fering. Drive out oolds and coughs with Bickle‘s Anti‘Consumpttve Syrup. the recognized remedy for all aflw lions of the throat and lungs. “Your daughter is a skillful performer on the piano, is she not?" asked the family friend. “Yes” answered Mr. Cunningham. “The way she can play for hours without getting an eamche or u sprained wrist proves to me that she‘s unccminonly expert.” 4-year-old boy suffered since he wa months old from a bad leg. 1 LI many salves and had doctors aih him, [but none did him any good. ’ doctors told me it was in the hlc and he was in consumption. 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