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Liked By The Whole Family You will never be disap- pointed it you use llbby’s Pickles and condi- ments on your table. Libby’s have the right taste, which is always uniform, and you can depend upon Libby’s as being absolutely pure. Try these: Mixed Pickles Fancy Olives Salad Dressing Strawberry Preserves Our-rant Jelly Evaporated Milk Libby’s foods are the best because they are made from the best fruits and vegeta- bles, by the best methods in 1. lb b y’s G r e a t Enameled Wh l t e Kitchens. Insist on Libby’s, and you /.‘ _ can depend upon it that you will get food prod- most satisfactory from the stand- point of taste and purity. DON’T MARRY T0 REFORM. 'Rel‘orin Hiin First and Then Don‘t Marry Him. Much matrimonial misery is due to the fact that so many women fondly and foolishly believe in their power for good over the men whom they love. Believing so, they marâ€" ry not only men who, as the sayâ€" ing gees, are “a. little wild,” but 'notoriously evil livers, in the hope that after marriage the vicious man will renounce his pleasant vices. Unfortunately such hopes rarely are realized. The cases where a. ,uoman, however deeply and truly in love, has married under these 'ico-nditioins against the entreatios ,of her friends and has not lived to lrepent her weakness are so few as tc be worthy of citation as the exâ€" ceptions which prove the rule. In a clever brochure of pungent sayings concerning "Men, Women, and Fools,” there is this: “Never marry a. man to reform him: re- form him first and then don‘t mar- ry him.” Undoubtedly love works miracles; history teems with instances of. its transforming power, cases where cowards have been changed inlto .herocs; weakness made by its magical influence. But it is love. not marriage, which works ,thc miracle, and the reformation, if sincere, will begin with love. not wait until after marriage to set- forth i-ts effectual calling. The man who will not forsake lis cvil ways and lead a reputable life for the sake of his own self- ,rcspcct and for the love of the ino- :ther who bore him is scarcely like- lly to do so for the sake of any other ‘uonian. however much he may proâ€" lfcss to lOve her. All of which does not mean that ,whcn a Woman has the misfortune really to fall in love wit-l1 a. sinner, lwho plainly is repentant and who {clearly is disposed to iegard her .as an angel. she must draw her skirts aside and pass the other way. I____., ISSI'E NO. 22â€"09 strength. lIn most cases. almost all, alas‘. it would be better for her were she lso to do; a wise old man used to say 'that where hearts have to be bro- :kcn. a clean quick fracture is less lpainful than slow~ crushing to bits. But once in a. while such men are worth saving, and are truly in earnest about it. But one should ibegin the work of reformation beâ€" fore marriage, and in the same spirit of prudence which causes one to wait for planks and for ropes, instead of leaping forthwith into‘ a quicksand to rescue him who is‘ in danger therein. It is not an matter to reâ€" form any one, whether man or wo- man. being found fault with, and most of us prefer our own failings to those of our neighbors. Besides, one may mean well yet be too weak to do well. No man who cannot stand alone is a. safe husband for any woman, and she who endeavors to hold up such a. one is almost sure to be bent, if not broken, in the effort. duv- -_.._ A RURAL JOKE. The Caretakers’ Pct Hobby Was the Stile. In inspecting an old English church, Mr. J. J. Hisscy was con- ducted by a caretaker who evidently had small interest in architecture; for as soon as the visitor had looked about all he wished, as he records in “An English Holiday,” she an- nounced, “Now I will show you something of real interest ” She led the way through the churchyard to a spot where. an open space in the boundary wall was apparently fenced across by some wooden rails and three upright posts; beyond this was a footpath across the fields. “There,” she said, “that’s what we call a tumble-down stile. I don’t expect you have ever seen one before. Strange folk, who don’t know how to use it, put their feet on the bars to climb over naturals like, then the bars give way and the folk tumble down. Lot-s of strangers have tumbled down trying to climb over it.” Before us were four rails stretched across the open space at the usual height of a. gate or a fence, and our guide, placing her hand on the top- most rail at one end, pushed it easily down with the others below, and stepped over them. Upon a close examination we dis covered that the four bars moved on pivots placed in the middle upâ€" right post, the bars being weighted at one end to keep them in a hori~ zontal position when not purposely pushed down. . common, and somewhat complicated sort of stile, although simple enough to use, to any one acquainted with the working of it. A novice, how- ever, who essays to climb over it, which appears the natural thing to do, is nearly always thrown down, as already mentioned, owing to the bars unexpectedly giving way under his feet; and that, as the old body exclaimed, “is the joke of it.” I verily believe that she would have greatly rejoiced had a. stranger chanced to come along that day and tumble at the stile; but, as she explained. lialfhpologetically, “Stran rers be scarce in this part of the word; it ain‘t no good waiting for one.” MAL-.,___ We want reliable agents all over Canada to sell our high grade Perfumes. Torlct. Requisiles. Tens. Coffees, Spices. Into. Excellent. opportunity for_ energetic men ,ll‘llE HOME SPECIALTIES C0., Toronto. l Toronto, Canndn. SINGLE, YET MA RRIED. Canvasser~â€"“Arc you single ‘2” Man at. the do-orâ€"â€"â€"“Yes." “Why the people next door told me you were married." ' “So I am.” “Yet you told me just now you were single." “Yes. so I did." “Well, what is the you‘?‘y "Nothing, sir. My name is Single and I'm married. Good-day, sir." matter with {I I’cw people do not chic” t0 l(Spc<-ial).mҤ[cs, Truly a quaint, un-z r U l (ii II) THE ROOT 0i lllS TROUBLE AND DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS (‘l'IlI‘ID W. WRIGHT'S BAt‘liACIII-l. He had Suffered for Several Years but the Old Reliable Iiidncy Rc- nsclly (love Him Quick Relief. :Kt‘ll'lngtun‘ Sask., May ‘2~ltli V Dodds Kidncy Pills cured me of Backaclic. and J have recommended them to others who have also been cured.” These are the words of William Wright, a. farmer well known here. “I be- lievc I inherited my trouble," Mr. Wright continue-s. “At times for several years it was very severe. I also suffered from Lumbago, and in the morning I had a. bitter tastein my mouth and was troubled with dizziness and my skin was dry and harsh 'and there was a sediment in my urine. “No treatment I could find gave me any permanent relief till finally believing that my kidneys were the root of my trouble, I determined to try Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Four boxes cured me.” Mr. Wright went at his trouble sensibly. He examined his symp- toms, and they showed him that Kidney Disease was his trouble. Do as much for yourself, and if your symptoms point to disordered or diseased kidneys the cure is easy. Dodd’s Kidney Pills will do it. They never fail. ‘â€"_"I‘ ONE THAT ,WAS SUBMITTED. “Last summer I went to sleep in a cottage and woke up in a. stone house.” "How could you do that.” “Well, you see a storm came up during the night and the wind made it rock.” An Always Ready Pill.-â€"To those of regular habit medicine is of little concern, but the great majority of men are not of regular habit. The worry and cares of business pre- vent it, and out of the irregularity ol life comes dyspepsia, indigestion, liver and kidney troubles as a. pro- test. The run-down system de- mands a corrective and there is ntne better than Parmelee's Vege- table Pills. They are. simple in their composition and can be taken by the most delicately constituted. HAD HIM THAT TIME. An open-air orator once received this poser: “I tell you, gentlemen,’ be exâ€" elainicdâ€"â€"”and the experience of a liftirne confirms my statementâ€"what r if you want a thing Well done you must do it yourself 1‘ “How about getting your hair cutl'.’ asked a man in the crowd. Red, “’enk. “’eary, Watery Eyes Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy. ComJ pounded by Experienced Physicians. Mir rine Doesn't Smart: Sootlies Eye Pam. Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago, for illustrated Eye Book. At Druggists. Her Husbandâ€"“If a man steals, no matter what it is, he will live to regret it." His Wifeâ€"“During our courtship you used to steal kisses from 1138.” Her Husband â€" "Well, you heard what I said.” A Womati’hiSympathy Are you discouraged? Is your doctor’s bill a. heavy financial load? 15 your pain a. heavy physical burden? I know what these mean to delicate womenâ€"I have been discouraged. too; but learned how to cure myself. want to relieve your bur- dens. Why not end the pain and stop the doctor's bill? I can do this for you and will 1! you will assist me. All on need do is to write for a. free fox 0 the remedy which has been placed n my hands to be given away. Perhaps this one box will cure 'ouâ€"lt ins done so for others. If so. I smll be happy and you will be cured for 2c (the cost of a, l postage stamp). Your letters held confl- l dcntially, “'r to t ment. MRS. F. E CU Windsor. Ont. N0 HOME should be without it. killer the best nll-round medicine ever, made. l'sed as a liniment for bruises and iwellings. Internally for cramps and diarrhoea. Avoid substitutes. there is but ' pne "Pninkillcr"â€"â€"Perry Davis' 7 25. and 50c. ANIMALS THAT Dill-LXI) RAIN. “Lions, tigers, and all the cat tribe dread rain." said a zoo- kccpcr. “On a rainy day they tear up and down their cages. growling and trembling. We usually put them to sleep with an extra ration of hot milk. "\Volvcs love a grey day of rain. Cl‘i-cacherous as the wolf is, no keeper need fear him on a» rainy day. He is too happy to harm a lly. “Snakes. too. like the damp makes itself felt in their warm cases of glass. "Rain makes monkeys glum. instinct, when they see it through the window. to clasp their hands above their heads. and sit so for hours. That attitude. you know, makes a kind of shelter. It is the :primitive umbrella.” ‘F‘ain-l , rain. They perk up wonderfully as : They are apt. from l I‘cdlarâ€"“I've got some signs that I'm selling to shopkeepers like wildfire. Here's one, ‘If you don't isce what. you want, ask for it.‘ " it‘ountry Shopkcepcr â€" “Give me i-no readin’, ‘If you don't see what you want. ask for something else.‘ " A Boon for the Bilious. â€"« Thc 'liver is a very sensitive organ and :casily deranged. \thn this occurs ,tliei'e is undue secielion of bile and 'thc acrid liquid flows int-o the sto- vmncli and Soiirs it. It is a most. ldislrcssing ailment, and many are jpi'onc to it. In this condition a ’man finds the best remedy in Par~ =melcc‘s Vegetable Pills. which are correct the .warrantcd to speedin ,(lisnrdcr. icine in the entire list of pill prc~ 1paralions. Patientw‘lhctor. I can‘t sleep at night. What shall I do for it I” Doctorâ€"“Get a job as night watch- man." 0-day: for my free treat- l KNITTED KING’S FIRST SOCKS The funeral took place at Rud- diiigtou, Nottinghamshire, recently of Miss Annie Birkins. an interest- ing old lady of nincilyfour, who had the honor of knitting the first pair of socks worn by hing Edward when a baby. l’oi’ over sixty years she was in the employ of the famâ€" ous hosiery firm of Messrs. I. and fl. Morley, of Nottingham, as Chev~ ron \vm‘kcl‘. She decorated socks and stockings lllildf‘ by Messrs. Morley for Queen Victoriae-who gave her :1. framed aulogrnph photoâ€" grapliwand also for Queen Alexan- dra, the King of Denmark, tnc Czar of Russia, and Ullll‘l‘ roval pcrsonagcs. i lULliS AT I“IiN.\’Il\I.»\N'S HOTEL Guests are requested not to speak to the dumb waiter. If the room gcts too warm, open the window and see the lire escape. Don‘t worry about paying your bill; the house is supported by the foundation. Guests wishing lo do a. little driving will find hammer and nails in the cupboard. Guests wishing to get up without being called can have self-raising flour for supper. If you're fond of athletics and like good jumping. lift the mattress and see the bed spring. If your lamp goes not, take a feather out of the pillow; tlialt's light enough for any room. There are. a, number of varieties of co-rns. Holloway’s Corn Cure, will remove any of them. Call on your druggist and get a bottle at once. Maryâ€"“I wouldn't marry the best man in the world." Agathaw “Nor I. I would marry the brideâ€" groom, and let the best man have one of the bridesmaids, if I ever got a. chance.” THE “URLIHGTGN ROUTE ” will inaugurate. May 23rd. two through trainsv Chicago to Seattle. Wash, Via St. Paul, daily" Low rates to all North and South 'Pacillc Coast points A forty page folder descriptive of the Alaska-Yukon Exposition free for the asking. For information in regard to rates and train ser- vice write or call on J. A. YORICK, 5‘ King St. East, Toronto, Ont. Harryâ€"“Yes, I got my looks from my mother and my brains from my father.” Doraâ€"“I’m sor- ry to hear that.” Harryâ€"“Why . Dora-“Because it appears to me your parents were painfully lack- ing in generosity to their onlv son!” v Cheapest of All Medicinesâ€"Con- sidering the curative qualities of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric 011 it is the cheapest medicine now offered to the public. The dose required in any ailment is small and a bottle contains many doses. If it were valued at the benefit it confers it could not be. purchased for many" times the price asked for it, but in- creased consumption has simplifiedl and cheapencd its manufacture. “How nicely you have ironed. these things, Jane,” said the mis- tress admiringly to her maid. Then, glancing at the glossy linen, she continued in a. tone of surprise. “Oh, but I see they are all your own.” “ch'm,” replied Jane. “and I’d do all yours just like that ii' I had time.” Do not- delay in getting relief for the little folks. llIutht'l‘ Graves’ W'orm Exterminator is a. pleasant and sure cure. If you love your child why do you let it suffer when a remedy is so near at hand? .0“ F. Stockwell, Henderson & Go. Establlshml 80 Years. Limited 78 King St, West, Toronto. ,DYERS AND CLEANERS MODERN MADHINERV HANDSOME EUIUIINGSl BEST HOUSE IN CANADA lxpress paid One Way on Good. From a Blatanno' _______-â€"â€"â€"-â€";_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" WHY. 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