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DR.,'WILLlAM HENRY DRUMMOND
The Famous Poet of French-Canadian Liles'
' It was eight years ago that Dr. Drummond's delightful book ofverse"The
Habitant and Other French-Canadian Poems" made its dt'but. Their qquaint..
tress, pathos, humor and realness, blended with the rare, sympathetic touch that
wakes smiles chase' away tears and tears follow smiles, won 'instant response in
the hearts of Canadians and of all lovers of good literature throughout the world
'The simple-minded, pure -hearted French-Canadian characterstold their stories '
- in a new- dialect---handled-with-strep-loving,-sympathetic-inter- retation_that._no:
_slightest cloud of exaggeration or burlesque marred the spell of. the charm.
They were originally scribbled on a block of paper • held on the author's k
fi
oaten by a camp- re; later, begged, borrowed or purloined by friends, massy of
them drifted e Into
int
1 and ,
became 0
no treed of P alar without the author's name and with
f thele t I
ho Says Teachers Are Pear
(Toronto Star)
There is no famine of female school
teachers -lit least in and around To-
ronto.
The trustees for the section of York.
Township, .which the -lades the two
schools of Swansea and Elizabeth
street,
x sed recently Toronto e „Junction.
erttfor
the Swansea school, and they were lit-
erally overwhelmed by a an avalanche of
applications foe the vacancy.
• "We sat for two hours simply read-
ing applications and then we'd finish-
ed only half of ascan," s:?,ia one trusted
in discussing the point, `
„The applications came . from all
parts of the Province too, There
seems to l)e a decided. inclination on
the part of female teachers to come to
'.Toronto or, its vicinity if they can get
into a school:,rtround here, incl 11101) -
ably that is one reason why We re-
ceived such a delu..e of applieati.us..
Some of the girls seem to. ba willing
to• accept even smaller `salaries in
schools. near Toronto thee .they can
get in. county cjistriete':.:I• shouldn't.
think it would pay theirs: to do so, be-
oause`tziey live at least a dollar per
week cheaper in the country. But
there's no accounting for 'a woman's
whims, and they seem bent on getting
as close to the city' es they can.:
"We haven't lunch difficulty in i't.
ting. a teacher," be added. ' and 7ve
didn't take advantage of the .willing
nesee Co' accept a low -salary, either,
that's to our credit.
Police Magistrate T. O'Rourke, of
Trenton, T hur.dnr, it,1poo„cl the bars;
mace penalty pi .waled fur infraction
of the fruit marks act upon James
Coyle, 'Colborne, , who was fined $511.,
and costs, and in default of payment
imprisonment for 30 days hi the com-
mon jail a:t Belleville.
TIIE' SOURCE Or NEURALGIA.
It rupg hand in hand with poor blood
and weak nerves. Health -rubs down,
nerves get Irritable, neuralgic torture
.follows. 'For the moment pplicaticns
May relieve—bet to thoroughly > cure,
the -system must be strengthened with
nutritious blood. •
What -can equal..:F0rreselie ? It in-
creases the :appetite, forms abundance
of rich' life-giving blood, aupplies iiut-
rirtx. n.t.and- iiilding-nr teriul for• -worn
out, nerves.' Ferrozone , completely
cures neuralgia. e tl ur supra: ' 'Every ;root and
branch of •the dimmers it kill's. Abs -
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paren age. t waste poet's wife who careful.y collected all lute success in every. case.' Stop stif-
and made copies of the later ones and so thacfe o's i eriu '' ft cents bus a 'o 0
Dr. Drummond was born in.Cou;uty Leitri, Ireland in 18 4 .at an drug store. ---
, . 5 ,and •when a' y g re
out -door life, camping, fishang,..boating-anythin
with open air and companionship. He was. happy at Bord.d Plouffe,ee. •n the
river drivers and shanty men on their waydown to Quebec; absorbing m irk t he
.and quaint talk with all the intensity • e , co s stories •
of an impressiottable boy,: unconsciously
.,storing them away in silent preparation until the day when he was to add a new
*ter to the literature of Canada and a new name to her roll of real poets.
hile in the Hi la School at lttontrda an iter • at Bisho C 1
boy of nine was brow ht with his three brothers to, Canada. by his, father who
settled
these earlier poems, p s ble one 14 b y t y F ri z ne,
of the best selling hooks of poetry in recent years.• Fifty chocolate coated tablets in a box
in Montreal. He loved
le in his medicsl d l p's : of age at I,en- • ,
course'from
whichlie graduated in 1884; he "wrote -some fi verse
but '.vas his splendid physique and great strep th.that distinguish - '
wonderful records in hammer-throwingg g - in bila—hi-
and.shot-putting Winning more' atten-
tion than his Whthrowingof words or putting : of phrases: en
came ire e e
Montreal to t
o practice, aetice, be became identified With the. fishing
clubs, and on the rivers and in tramping through the woods .came again into
close companionship with the guides, the half-breeds and the habitants whose con-
fide he won and whose esteem was given ivesp end
n to him as naturally as -echo responds.
to sound. In recognition of his splendid contributions to literature,Dr. Drunk-
mond was elected a Fellow•of the Royal 'Society �of Literature, Englnd, andof.
the Royal Society of Canada, a. D.C.L. of Bishop's
LL.D. from Toronto University. His latest p o"Th and.honoredwith an
y book is •"'rhe Voyageur." . �
seteredaceonsae to Act of the Parliswoat of Canada, In the year um, by w. C. stack; at the Department At Agricultu o
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cheap powders for the skin:
The cut surface of cucumber peeling
ht •a harmiess• cosmetic; :and may bel.
rubbed over the -face. •: . .
Drinking.•milk twice a day will give
the cot>eplexIon a creamy tint If the
milk 18 •.warmed it. will increase the
flesh rapidly: ,
Tall.:, women look,,bad with a -high
coiffure, while a mignon beauty will.
gain, dignity and Inches by having her
hair dressed on the top . of her head:
The salt rub is : prepared by allow-
ing a: large .bath towel to lie all night'
In a' strong 'salt, solution . 'One should
stand on a rug or iii ,the tub while. tart; •
lug it to save trouble' fa cleaning up
fte a
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A tired woman will find it very re•'
fresbing after a day° of nervous strain
or .overexertion to take a very hot
bath with some aromatic mixture add-
ed to it just before dinners . It will take
all the worn look away,:.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS. •-
• „.A sign ot"a happy marriage . Whea.
s main• pays bis wife. spells Ilia
Did 3ton ever think how much-tronbie
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.It. In tL'etting
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sold by,soltie dea'e -s-who carelittle for
the comfort, profit and success of .our
wives, lnotitei•s and, daughters.
IP you would hatve.b ime dyeing done
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be induced to accept worthless dyes at
any. price The poor dyes -will surely
rim) your henda es welt 415 your goods,
DIAMOND DYES for twenty-five
years the favorites of ot11• women, are
sold• by sell progressive and busy drug.
gists andel general storekeepers in Can-
Anaa: _ F
Why lie Likt ',.'ilii Toroiito Star,
"Do you know;"' said aL prominent
merchant the other day, "I like The
Toronto. Star better, than :any .other
prints 1131 the fxitir; c very tiny, het it
serves it up in an )ttraetive, readable
style:-TIzare;-is-mita h,�; .. h0 tvp=•fb 1
flys eptic a1',nut it.'' -
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quotations ar.•alavaxy oainp.ete and
accurate, and it has lots ofinforenation
that 10411 getPagel
nowhere else. Its the
hest rn+itket pa ge I helve ever seen,'
lily wife ..like's ' the women's. pages,
and she's ail; the tine, rending •to
me thingsshesees in theta. She thinks
• M uige•' Merton':s page every Saturday
is eapecially'flno,sensible, womanly and
cheerful _ sly. buy Jack says: the sport-
ing
`page just suits him, Ile says there_
isn't a paper in Toronto can' touch it
on hockey and lac sse and. baseball
.. ob
news.
"In polities 1 don't always agree With
The Star, well: say but -I s, this,, filet' -I
never yet saw an editorial that was/
not a. fair preselit(tion of the case."
Anothet' great thing about 'I'tie To
ionto Star is its cheapness. You•can
buy it and. the paper yon are new get-
ting for one year for $1.75. This for
the same edition.of The Star for: which
the people. in Toronto and the nearby
towns pay .$3.00 at year. • The Star has
a ciiirculation of;42,000.being thnnsands•
moreibite_the ch-culntion of any otht r
evening- e• paper ex tlblls
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;-f7UUGH F .1t9 Hi''W KI:Rb, SI'fTTERS
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heaith also. \'.lien the throat tickles,
that's the tier. you need "Catarrho-
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-outs out the pnle; in. and loosens the
tight: ' feeling. Yoti'il quicklyy, cute_
that catarrh and: throat trouble with
Caitalrbozone, It prisitively .prevents.
new att:ecks and cues ( nterris.:fgrt.ver
and'for ail Cafe to come.: Don't take
our Word Once
it, try . Cataiihozoh e
your self. Once used you'll be.helpful idelighnt
e 1 with its pleasant And -
flnenee. •
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A family row is as bad as a church•
.row, but the limit is reached when they,
are mixed up.
This is astrue as goipel: If you mak*
a visit longer than a Couple of •days,
your left ear, will burn after you go
home.,
Enough to kW
'The Greek room is usually not "a -
• l e for humor,. `
rid o .n'o is theprofessor
A
r o essoY
, of Greek at the Goilege bf the,City of
New York a 'very humorous person.
Nevertheless the following' joke' wag
sprung on him. ` The class had just ,re
turned front the chemistry room, where
they • had •bravely: listened to a di*
• course on the elej lents. The • :Greek
.lesson ;was commenced with a history.
ot lo a'ndllcrendless eriu '
d s. b'1-
8
ualiy Professor Tindall asked, "What
did lo die of?" A student who had been
• "Wakened by the huestien gasped out,
"Iodide of pbtasslut$."
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Ontario's Provincial Mu•
seum Recently
Recelves:aa Splendid Gift. •
The Ontario Provincial Museum has
received from .the curator. .of the .im-
perial Museum at Tokio, japan, 100.
archaeological 'objects, including• reties
bOveria3l 1,200 years old, taken from encs t
niOunds. The thoroughness and
attention to deia1l • socharacteristic of
the 'Zalianese 'was• manifested in the
Peeking of the objects. Each class was
In a separate box perfect in make and
finish, and these were all packed, into
one large, strong box, also a• model of
Workmanship, which .was lined with
tin. .
The 'curios received all relate 'to old
Japan,, and - the workmanship in all is
such as will delight connoisseurs • in
archaeology, ..They include the follow-
ing lh$ articles in stone: Arrowheads,
drills, scrapeeres, 'spearheads, knives and
gates. Fine specimens of primitive pot*.
tees, such as jars and demesne, uten-
ells, and sorne pieces of broken pottery
are included, .
The` relics from ancient burial
Mounds :comprise tutee and cut • jew-
els, glass beads,, gold and silver rings,
a'sword blade, bottles, a, 'bridle bit, jars,
a'sxnall. dlsh,with a. cover, and a stone
imitation of. a 'sheath.'
Accompanying the collection is, a list
of the articled with their Japanese and
English names, and the name of the
Wades in Japan where they were found
Mr, David Boyle, Curator of the Pro-
vincial Museum, will in return for this
very valuable collection setae to the
Toil . museum 100 objects relative to
early Indian life in this province.
Surae Physioal Fact&.
A person's eyes are out of line in
two -cases out • of five and one eye is
stronger than .the other in seven
persons out of ten. The right eye
is also as a rule higher,tha a the left.
only one person in fifteen has perfeot
eyes, the largest pereeetage of defects
prevailing among fair -barred people.
rhe smallest vibration of bound Can.
be distinguished better with one ear'
than with both. The nails of two tin=
Berg never grow with the samb rapid-
ity,. that •bd the'tiddle finger, grooving
the fastest, .IIY fifty-four cases out of
a' hundred the left leg is shorter than
the right. -
• An Ancient Belief, . .
The stili prey+aient notion that when
peritoicluit a pimple on hie tongue it
Is evidence (ors* "elan'") that he bas
been guilty of a falsehood is referred
to its documents Written oonslder'alrly
*Oar two thousand 'Pats alga The rti 1
News Notes
Aire, John Guerin of i'eterhord' tell
dead while dancing.
Robert Orippen"Pell dead in the rail"
way waiting room at Reaburn,-1liatsu.
Contracts have beets lc't foil a *250,-*
000 Roman Outklotio eathedm'al At Bt.
Bon Race
',clay Field, an employee of Mot
Qted uerysu's iciFdoundryeat Londotl, commit
.
Robert Gervive, .aged 78,; was killed
hy.falling dow nstair4 at.the Latnbton
County House of Refuge.
Ell ht'en men are believed 'to have•
been killed by a terrific.explosion la a
coal mind near- Charleston,: %V. Ya,
Rev. -Dv Atom allen cuts retired trent
the Woods oek t:i:i)ahtnttr InstitntC
Board, afte'r'o ay -three year's setvice
fr:arnet {Ian ey fell;dr,NVn a fiftt--foot
well on his faathex•'e, fauns. neat' NeeP-
<'amwaaty, �•itata•, :andPatai. received Injuries that
prove
George Steele, jean„ fractured his
skill. by f:alliin,* , the• •ugh the floor 01
tile transformer station at Niagara
k`:ells. Ile�rli:ay die..
The Niagara Fruit -growers: plisse(' at 1
strong resolution urging :the estaahilob-
meet of an experimental frtaiil.,lana by
the Ontario' Government. •
The two -year -old -daughter i)f 1 `, S.
Lynch. of Tweed found a bottle of
carbolic acid and swallowed part -of
he contents,. with fatal -results.
By the atnisstox of the word "like'
from la by-law the city'Of 'Montreal' it
liiaahle to tax life Insomuce coLoi mics,
Land loss• been ordered by the cetil•t to
repay to .the ltoy:tl List:once Coxo-
pang $400.•
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A plain question : Do yott really'
et the only Painkiller ,-i.'erry Diffv sr
h4when•you ask for it-? . Better be sure
n::: sorry: • It has not, in 83.'years,'
failet to stop :looxttness -and ,pain. in.
the bowel's
• MS GRACE'S SUSPENDEI Sr..
Clever 'Rupe by Wh oh Wollineton's
Autograph Was Scoured.. •
" Toward the latter year of the Duke
of 1' ''ellingtRts life it was next to•im
possible to coax or .whee e . s-'aWi-=
'graph out of him: • All the stratagem*
used`to-"get .g; ireply;Yronr--hire to -let -
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Its ordinary fee din fire stetr
sconiumes
about of its ordinary feed'; the balance is ens
digested or wasted.
• This undigested balance can be made to
giver ito 1 lb, extra gaits per day, and Alta
profit, by adding the "salt, pepper, and gravy"' to
its food to make it "tasty,"
You like these on your own food ; why not
the animal.
Likeourselves the animal tongs. for It
«tasty" meal:
ts
ing, andt•the st macch. fib1 with watering'
g dibeg
estive Uuiadf '.
to 'thoroughly dissolver thef food,
41.4 --
solves a extra amount ot ofofood;st^� his1!
Where
the extra gain comes in, • .; .a. .
Clydesdale Stock Food
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is the "salt, pepper and gravy" that makes the animal's
«mouth water„ It is equally good for Horses, Sheep and Hogs. •
Nothing incurious in it and can stop feeding it without harmful effects.
Human beings can take it with benefit. ,..Ne take 1t every day. „ We
know
If its cotintentssfie. It is merle clean.
not sad your inoncy. till; be c.heerfully-reefunded by the dealer,
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our'Oustoniers and.Friends of the past and thank you
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for your support, We also ask fora continuance .ofour, -
patronage, : We -are always getting better able to supply
your' .demands. You will find our stock' large' and p f
good quality and sold as cboaply as is. possible.
We will be pleased to attend to you:at any time,
Yours Respectfully,
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:rarity highly prized
by collectors.fiactors,
themat all or irectadIia private
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retary to de so, and thus the famous r.failed: lie either did not • nsw
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signature o! "'Wellington" became a
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Apropos of this London .Answers tells
of a, London lady whey had an album'
garnished with the autographs of Most
of the great men of the day, but waist-
ed that of the ~"great captain.". She
mentioned her distress to a friend,' a
certain Mr, ill., and 'a few days after
he, to .ter great surprise and pleasure,.
brought her a note from the hand of
the' •victor of Waterloo. It ran thus:
"Field Marshal the Puke of Welling-
ton neyer ordered a,pair of braces of
Messrs iia in
. S Pk It F 1►2: the Duke of
Wellington had ordered the :articles, he
- could..not.,lorget._iL,:. .M..,the..D.uke of
Weitfntton always pays for his brace&"
This was a very odd •document for a
lady's album, but its authenticity was
undoubted, and it therefore found the
best place in the interesting coilection..
The way In which this singular note
was 'elicited was this:
Mr. E. tilled up one -cd--„the bank-
ruptcy 'court 'terms' and signed it,
in-
forming
forning the duke.that in winding up
`the affairs of Messrs.Sim
ki he (the
assignee) found On their booksthe sum.
of 63. 6d. due by his, grace for a pair.
of braces, . which; he requested the duke
would 'immediately pay Or have opal&
Mr.
Ws ruse wan founded'on•pure fie -
Ron, but it succeeded. • , . 1
l ritish Pearls. '
The discovery of pearls among the
Mussels at . Clifden, 1a' Connemara. 111
no startling novelty, for a pearl -fish.
ery industry has existed- on many riv- -
era of Ireland, scettland, and : Wales+.
from tame immemorial. Dr. •. Blftnber"s
Mends, "theans,".. found pearIa
as plentiful 'in Brit in as • blackberries,
' and Julius Caesar dedicated a breast-
plate atudded with" British :pearls. to
-Want— Genetrtx--They-.._ara._iIsually__,
found in fresh water mussels with dis-
torted shells; but. the 'pearling indus-
try, though still lucrative is now dis
eouraged by most riparian earners in
the interests of the : salmon. Yet a
large pearl from the Riven Ythan has
adorned the crown of Sdotland, and a
Welsh pearl, from 'Conway still holds a'
plaee'of honor on the British Crown.
Advertising Up to Date.
A todo f
tondon minister, �
m e the.
Rev. G. Er -
'nest Thorne, has hit upon a new way
tf self advertising. Ile appeared In a
7tay at a• theatre one night redently,
A small part had been written $spec-.
tally for him. • He sang a couple psi
hymns and announced that every Suet..
lay 11e held meetinas'in the. theatre. ,
ow is
our Coll?
Every place you go you hear the same
,cruestion'asked, '
Do you know' that fliers is nothing so~
dangerous as a 'neglected coid?
you know that a neglcoted cold will
turn into Chronic Bronchitis, •pneumonia,.
disgusting Catarrh and the most deadly of
all, the "White Plague," Consumption, •
Many,a life history would read different
• it on the first appearance of a cough, it
had been remedied with.:.
•
Drr. Wood's
NorWay
Pine Syrup
This wonderful cough and eeld medicine
*intake all, those very pine principlee
twllieh make the pine woods so valuable in
the treatment of lang &Sections.
Combined with this are Wild Cherry
Bark and the .soothing, healing end ex•
Pilebersat • proppurties of other peoteral
kerbs and barks. e Ast
-
•Vertfought, Odds, . ollitie, Pa 1115
Cough Roarseneas or any alo'Miort ofpthe
Throat or Longo, "Yoci will fled at sure
sora in Dr. Waadrs Norway Pine Syrap.
)Ttv, O. N. Looms , Berwiek N,d.,
welt** s alma** used Dt. Wood's Norway
ramwysfyttt
-Erpfdoieitoofueghd lussineold'nt, reanld fL.ayelsta
•
reoomnt,ndd it tie one of My nes h•
boss and a1Ne wee nun pie# pleased with
lits reieutts."'
: ,. Wae'd% Norway P o fly= '25 ilia.
*teats attrianted the tidy, hitt tunny botttltt at et1 dealess. Pet ftp fn "Henle'
hot p otaberance tial as initictlon • by swapp ' three' aiders this
tate tiWbs to Waldelite their dlaptea telae ow Moray
t Sp. t, 'Theis M s
at at wsatterel entr Se. ':load's; i'Inr + rtM ilk Met*
Hovey's Biking Powder, per lb., ...2:5c
I4ovey's Compound Syrian of White
-••Pulte and Tar, for coughs
° and colds.. ° 4 oz, .bottle for 25ea
IXovey's'Beef,,Iron and Win "
e,•for
• tonic• and . strengthening .
Medicine.,.,;..18 oz. bottle 750
Hovey's.Compound Iton Pills; 50 in
a box....,.,,..25c; 5 boxes $1.00
Hovey's• . Emulsion 'Cod Liver Oil
4.nd..JIypophosplr<ites, 50%
mare Norway Oil, made lay
our, own
receipe.
None
-other' Juse as good �16 oz.
.
bottle.:. ...•....75c
Hovey's Cocoa Cream, Cream of .
• •WitchIlazel.and °trerun'
-- of
Violets, for chapped hands,
::.:....:per bottle 25c` •
g P • DLS; ell5iil _Chemist ' ��•
J Y Y
and Druggist
Learn Dress •..
making
b7.
m
atI
I•
IR January. aoa .have ru
m.3 to
Dollars.
•
Learn b mail at home ?
- � a your spare time, it your wontd like to oonduot a domes
making business,' or for home nee, It you would like to make $3.00 a day chewing how •
dna-making can be taught better and oheaper by mail then any other way.. In order
tP'get alarge n
naber
of agents atd
na • T will teach h this improved obtuse by mail
to al in January, 1906.• for $10 neteed of regular pride
$13' -and $15. Adepts.
wanted "whole or spare time, write: today for poetioalars.. address ,Sanders
Dress4euttinp School, Stratford, Ont. esti. Otfleehears 1 to :5 p.m. Msr-
ket.,Pisoe, opposite City ball Stratford,
Cutters and $leiglts
'First-class gutters. and Sleighs at:
reduced prices...
. Repairing, promptly attended 10
R
m ball & �`VIcMath
Huron. Street., Clinton:
h'
New Crockery and LhrisYmas Fruits .
Just Received.
t
We have JIsto cued five
crates
o
fbeautiful
Crockery*:
.�+ta, sported direct from the makers in England, We carry thefinest
q and largest assortments of crockery in the county and this lot
w
contains. the very latest and. choicest patterns and designs, in
Dinner, Tea and,Toilet Sets and fancy` China. • They. are goods
' you should see. We are selling therm at less than regular prices
New Teas,.. Sugars and Canned Goods.
,„'' W e lead; in quality, uantit. and .rices in' new Fruits.
.
Teas, Sugars, and (.fanned Goods. • Cail and get prices.
TEAS 'Black,. Geeen and Japarf. "(Are sell"the best 25c Tea in
town, •
'd'111.
*******
r.
Features
Conrledtecl
with this
Closet
which make
IT
siiperxor
,to ahything
IN THE
MAR..ET,
" ' ADAPTABILITY.—It is adapted to private residences, public build*
ingp, hotels, school houses acid sllnitner resorts. •
I'ORTA$I1:1TY'..y It can lie placed in the attic or edilar, bath -roots
or outside kitchen, or In any place where 'there IS a flue or chimney.
ECON'OMIOAI.„–It requires no disinfectant. Tho strong ellrres
of air passing through it, during accumulation, carries olf•all odorft.
rtltE,—Is only necessary once in fifteen or twenty days, wimp, trate
by a, family of.fronx font. to six members, to burn it out,
APPLIOATION,--•Foivilla:ges or towns, where there isnoseworagis
it ends the•eareer ofithe filthy, unhealthy, unctnnfertal,bie,-out-door aaftear,
which more than any other single agent, has been responsible -ter
both disease and death,
The Odorless Crematory and General ileatirig Co.,
-0 , . Hamilton, Ontario,