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Excesses and indiscretions are the cause
of nnore sorrow and su5.e:Ing than all other
diseases combined We see the victims of
vicious habits on every hand• the sallow.
pimpled face, dark circled eyes, stooping
form, stunted development. bashful mela
countenance and timid bearing pco-
claim to all the world his folly and tend to
blighthise:istenee. Our treatment positive.
ly cures a}1 weak men by overcoming and
removing the effects of yormer indiscretions
restoresthevict m to wbatnature ntenaea -
ahealthy and happy man with physical, men •
tai and nerve power complete.
treated the greats t success all
diseases of men and women.
It you havb any secret disease that is a
worry and a menace to your health consult
cid established physicianswho d4mothave to
experiment on yon,
�vegunranteeto Cure NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLOOD DISEASES, STRICTURE, VARICOCELE.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES. Consults,
tion Fres, If unable to call, write for a
question Blank for Home Treatment.
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nu; WINGHAU TIMES, AUGUST 26, 1909
DOES ADVERTISING PAY?
Fever people realism the enormous ex
tent to which advertising hue bee
earriod in .A.merica. Take for listene.
the eleven largest retail stores in Ne
York City, The following table is eel
to have been oalrefuily compiled an
shows what each store spent in advor-
tieing in a single month:
The Siegel Cooper Co $82,052.01
John Wanamaker„,, , , , , , , , , 30,273 83
The Simpeon•Crawford Oct,26 406 24
The 14th Street Stgre 25,402 24
R. H Macey & Co,., . , , 21,103 03
Hearn , , ,, ..... 20,42145
Bloomingdale Bros 18,676.28
The AdamieO'Neill Co , 17,499.14
Ehrioh Bros 14,201.23
Saks & Co...... 13,912 97
Rothenberg & 0o 12,48884
These figures afford about as con.
vihoing proof of the fact that it pays
to advertise as any one could denim.
These great retail establishments are
not in the habit of spending money
for things that do not pay. Every
penny of these enormous appropria-
tions pay direct returns or it would
never have been expended.
THE BACON MARKETS.
For several months past, owing to the
scarcity of hogs and the high prides, the
cost of bacon in Great Britain has been
excessive, while the prices for hogs pre-
clude, both in Canada and Great Britain
have puehed to a dangerously high level.
Recently live hogs in Toronto were
easier, selling from $7.60 to $7 85 per
cwt,
Hogs in Ireland have been posting
liixtythree to sixty.five shillings, while
choice brands of Irish bacon have sold
For seventy-six to seventy eight shillings..
Danish bacon has sold for seventy.
These excessive prices have reduced
consumption by thirty to forty per cent.
The apparent important factor in sus-
taining abnormal prices is the small
shipments from Uuited States ports.
Wholesale bacon firms in Great Britain
are endeavoring to meet the demand by
importiug hogs from China. Trial ship-
ments have been received, and have
proved so encouraging that it is probable
large importations will be made in the
near futnre.
Many Canadian swine -raisers who
kept up their supply of bacon bogs,
notwithstanding the temporary drop
in price that occurred a year or two
ago, have been able recently to take
full advantage of the abnormal high
prioes. They bad faith in their convio-
tions, and did not hesitate to contend
that Large profits would accrue to the
men who ooatinned in business. That
they have proved their contention and
realized their expectations is evident.
The bacon industry of Canada is one
of our important agricultural assets, It
cost no considerable effort to gain for
Canadian bacon a reputation in British
markets, Oar product at one time stood
aeeond only to that of Denmark. We
should have held our position by pro-
ducing boon of the highest quality and
supply; but instead, many thousands of
our farmers allowed a temporary decline
in prices to drive them out of the busi-
noes. Now they are rushing into the
business with all speed. They will re-
ain in a few months.some of their lost
groand; but it will cost probably years
ofitime and a large sum of money before
the farmers of this country have recov-
ered for their hog products the enviable
reputation and assured position in the
I of the motherland they enjoyed
a few years ago. --Toronto Globe.
ONE THING LACKING.
hen dad goes fishiu' we prepare
o listen with the clomeat care
o all his efforts to desoribe
he marvels of the finny tribe,
e'1l hear with wonder and dismay
f big ones lust all got away,
Pere always complimenein' dad
bout the fish he almost had.
ike some great chieftain of his race
Vho has been following the obese,
Then he cornea home by one apd all,
re's net with many a welcome oalI;
nd soon upon the board is spread
he meal -potatoes, meat and bread;
Te have all things that taste could wish
xoepting one -there is no fish,
THE BABY'S FIRST SMILE.
There's many a pleasure we meet with
in life,
Of joys there is many a thrill;
There are transports that come in the
midst of the strife, '
When the noise of the oonfiiot is still.
Sit there's naught in this world so won.
d'ronely sweet,
From Greenland's white snows to the
Nile,
here's nothing so heavenly, puro and
complete
As dear little bfby'I drat smile.
The Icrier's first kiee-rove know it hi
fine;
its memory Will haunt us for aye;
hough the flowers may fade and the
etarI may decline,
Its rapture will never decay.
Yet not fbr a moment can we compare
What may hive a titioture of Mille,
n an Eden of bloSsoniI le fragrant and
fair,
With an innocent baby's firilt .mile.
Ari angel, porhapt, Is it beautiful tight,
But an Angel we ney'er have seen,
nd tar, far a*irsiiy oh the regions of light
With their daitystair'od luleadOwi M
green;
at wear* content when here **behold
Enonnibered with bordello the whit*.
glesm lr:om 'thee 0117 Whoa, I$reet, are
Of gold,
Ina street little baby's first mile.George W. Crafts, in Chicago Inter.
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and comfort,
Drrrrrises
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and Stares everywhere , ,
Profitable Reading.
M. A. James, of ties Bawruanville
Statesman, a Close and oritioai obrserver,
writes iu his paper: -Farm weeklies ere
altogether too numerous in Ontario
Few farmers will eubeoribti for more
than one agricultural piper, and from a
jonrnalistio standpoint the outlook 1§ not
fall of promise. Our mitigation with
farmers gives ns the impression that
they are not regulsr and ex ensive r•eat'-
ern of farm papers as a class. Scarcity
of help has mach to do with this regret.
table condition. The live local news
papers will hold the lively interest of
the whole family, and during the sum -
mar months it is the only publication
that is regularly and thoroughly read.
The women folk and childreu may read
the story page of the provincial weekly,
but the paper as a whole is not read.
The big weekly paper in summer mouths
often goes unread for want of time on
the farms. We are not sure that the
present generation does as tench reading
of wholesome literature as its anoestors
did. Personal observation in the ,homes
we visit giver as the impression that
very little profitable reading is done in
average home, either in town or country
and what is done is superficial and aim-
less.
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Carter's
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Fat II a `I`NESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
LIVED.
FOR4CONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKINS
FOR*TNECOR�fPLEJiiON
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CURE SICK HEADACHE,.
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Goldwin Smith in Weekly Sun: It
a man were to go about assiduously
sowing the seeds of a mortal disease
we know what world be thought of
him. When a man goes about as-
siduously sowing the seeds of hatred
between nations," which may lead,
and which he apparently is not un-
willing should lead t0 war, with all
its carnage and destruction, ought
the censure on him to be less severe?
This, however, it le that is practioaI-
ly going on among us, and that seems
to be treated in some gnartere as
a fine show of Imperial spirit with
a prospeot of a glorious spree. Our
people generally have too much good
sense and feeling to approve incita-
tion to war. But the paoifio masses
are apt to be passive, while the belli-
cose agitators work. If Germany or
any other power is guilty of an act
of aggression or insult, let it be duly
resisted; bet to work up a murderous
quarrel between the great nations is
surely the part of a madman or a I
Rend.
Suffered More Than
Tongue Can Tell
From Liver Trouble.
LAO -
A lazy, slow or torpid liver is a terrible
afiiietion, as its influence permeates the
whole system, causing Biliousness, Heart-
burn, Water Brash, Langour, Coated
Tongue, Sick Headache, Yellow Eyes,
Sallow Complexion, ete. It holds back
the bile, whi h is required to move the
bowels, and lets it get into the blood
instead, thus causing Conatipation.
Milburn'e Lata -Liver Pills will regu-
late the flow of bile to act properly upon
the hopers, and will tone, renovate and
purify the liver. Mrs. J, C. Westberg
Swan River, Man., � writes -"I tuffered
for years, more then tongue r ai tell,
from liver trouble. l tried several kinds
Of tnedicine, but eould Ret no relief until
1 got Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills. I can..
►lot praise theta too highly for what they
have done for me."
Milburn's Laxs.-Liver Pills are 25c.
per vis], or 5 for 51,00, at all dealers,
or moiled 'direct on receipt ofride by
nit T. Milburn Co., Limited` Toronto,
Oat.
Humor and
Philosophy
7%Y DVECitlY M.411/27I
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
When man is the limit himself he
fails to understand when he has reach..
est It so far as other people are cons
cerned,
You can borrow money and with It
buy friends, but they will not always
loan you the money to pay it back.
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OH lIOW Do you
PO -IC C-'Enri1EK
NOW Nits Yo
L0O3 4 C-' K E IZgIN
GH 1 SAS
It is bard to
improve an op-
portunity when
the opportunity
carries the minus
sign before it,
The ides of
March are in no
way connected
with the brides
of June, although
they precede
them by eat a
short season.
Some people think that they are en-
tertaining when they are °ply fussy.
Not all kind of expensive things are
relished by the climber. Being sick, for
instance, is expensive.
The generality of people are unselfish
when their own way is thrust upon
them by generous friends.
The trouble with most incomes is
that they don't come in save for the
briefest call.
Earning His Pay.
The freak legislator
Is now in the land.
At cooking up law
He is taking a hand.
On doctors and druggists
Or theatey seats,
On playing the races
Or cleaning the streets.
He thinks it his province
To regulate speed
Of autos and widows
And trains and, indeed,
All moving arrangements
By engine or sail
From Hying machines
To the waltz of the snail.
His hammer he trims
For the fellow who treats.
For taverns he measures
The length of the sheets.
At football in s.nger
He waves his big stick
And tells how the players
Tho pigskin shall kick.
He spies the old bachelor
So happy and free
And says to himself,
"This should cost him a fee."
And so he provides,
Though the wtght may have tried
And failed in the effort
To cop out a bride.
To Cinch Her Triumph.
"Am I to consider that as a proposal,
Charley?"
"Certainly; you beard what I said."
"Would you mind putting it in writ-
ing?"
"Do you doubt my word?"
"Oh, no, not as far as I am con-
cerned, but I have a box of candy bet
on it."
A Life Job.
01V TNA KJN CARE
of ME SILT" ALL
ME LOIVF ANC,
ONLY GOT 5"
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AND c N
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Take Care of yourself and you will
sure of a life job.
Evidence to the Contrary.
"1 always say just what I think,"
said the little pompous man, bis chest
swelling out an inch and a half,
"Do you really?"
"Indeed I do."
"Why, Percy, I bad always supposed
Pott were a married man."
Not His t3ay.
"What I'm thinking about Is what
will say to my wife when I get limit.'
"That doesn't worry me."
•"Milybe you have a good story fixed
"1 couldn't spring It if I bad. She
Will do all of the talking."
Pleasing Him.
"1 got so angry at Jack last night."
"What was the cause?'
"1 really don't remember,, In feet
it was lard enough tot Me t0 f*, s•
cite, but he attrayrl soya 1 Wok 19,7
best wheat t am mad,'
Makes It gutsy.
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kroe at
Ili yea sae ant MIX as.
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