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-*MORK* aetilate per twig
telt** gas litaratig
or
COLTSFOOTE
EXP401011ANT.
the eat. stattfitelliliglinit Maeda foe ell
these elle. flatlet* init'Mhart kr In*
Weekeet.eteriteele OF Mak *IOU child.
Cllittlr* 'tat* Its Millie onieW
Ideals Our*. A* Di. SI9Onnelt Weta
1410 04alitkialtd MOW renledy. It has
"never eateelieed..10r glatelt, Keith%
lend takilfaiderg NO leetteehold
thould iete
•- • at
"X bare e0141114044i. Wed* Nitepoter-
ant sea estd se,
Croup. etedi oe he. I hove sera le
ever illetatrtnet bottle. sae *aye
easoeuariajatt.ie. .10 ow la need of IL
You Sew Pee say asa *Lime for
-If * X Istie Is wifl
re -attire al 4, Ate. dons siy obli-
des*. Leakage. .
• .. aleelfga WUXI.
fratepee It. e London, Oat.
SteetTlnatiler, every taller W110 Velues
the health Illd•Witil-beling of their chit-
-4011 tifill "attrare'llideieColtafteeti In the
heme .1431 Phrsialan and
arietettoeAll utela",dite dealer', for Mc,
stgilk yen' Veitt.':
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CCILTSFILOTE
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CLAIMS TO ,COSE FEVRR.
Swiss Profelsor Seel tie Has Discovered
- a Rentiely.
Prof.: &tete University, in
Collaboration with Pia.' Wasserrnin, of
Berlin, elite 'discovered* a serum cure tor
CerebrOalption Mehingitis (spotted fever),
even lo, .,"iictite stages. . Prof. Keller corn-
inertleated his ellicoYery recently le a
meetingiOtthe Medical Society of Berne.
Ile gave examples of complete cures.
After injection of the serum, he stated,
the patient's fever ceased almost in.stant-
ly, and recovery foliftWed within a tort -
night.
Epidemic cerebro -spinal meningitis,
or "spottea Jever," which has quite re-
cently ravaged parts of Germany, has
for its Ohlef sympto,ms convulslons, con-
stant Vomiting• mune severe headache,
followed heatedly, U. the patiept re.
covens, by paralysis. It is said that
strongemen aro especially suscepUble to
It, and" thall the most common age of
contraction els between 20 and 25.
Death hequftptly Mites place only a few
hours atter Ito attack.
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Tilt -CARE- OF A Wit.
A batty that ekes not eat well and
sleep well. that is not cheerful and
'playful needs .attention, or the result
may be. serious. Stomach and bowel
troubleeerneketealtdren cross and sleep-
less, but a dose of.Baby's Own Tablets
soon etifies, the' trouble, the child sleeps
soundly and naturally and wakes t.p
bright and smiling, Mrs, J. E. Harley,
Worthington. 081., says: "My little one
has lied no medicine but Baby's Own
Tablets Meta site was •two menthe old
and they hem. kept her the picture of
gond health?". You can get Baby's Own
Tablets from any druggist or by mall
cenis box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine CO., Nfookville, Ont.
IN THE SOUP.
"Waiter, this soup is mighty hot."
"Yes. sah. it burned ntah thtunb
dreadrity,.. h
1.0••••••••••
A Terlic Tor the Debilitated. Parme-
leei's Vegetable Pills by acting mildly
but thoroughly on the secretions of the
body are a "Valuable tonic, stimulating
Me lagging organs, to healthful action
anti restoring them to full vigor. They
Cart be taken in , graduated doses and
se used that they eon be discontinued
az any limn without totem a the ail-
ments which they were used. to allay.
SHOULD LOOK ON THE HANDLE.
Peeks: Witbrella I tun carrying
Is a present."
Marks : "Who to"
114,1q• otneeters tee eitestaate wok
eee amine Pub taibbiiib' aro that mud
not be nailed:44d. 411.1114 111%laba /*".44
PS cent& aad elhalhVii,eare wirnont • oda of
opium.
Taking all the year round, the coldest
hour date twenlysteer is live o'clock in
the rimming. '
setter eitIllea eittensash then with
one teal_ got a Alerted "hurt' to it.
eir. Von aton's ettneapple Tablet@ stimu-
late tee Oltrestierie organs. Let one earn
the poet ditto ef tins and %are no bad
l'ffetorrt were yiele You in your vest
Poe at, • lt,htlslq R6` centa.-4a
"1 Ithe elate little babies before they
have leernal to telk-done you, Mr.
Smyteiter "Indeed I do. Before they
have learned to talk there is no danger
of MO parents tellieg you the remark.
able Menge they have mid."
Olo 'Upon may slid thing." add tb•
Wed ogler. 110 the, dee* dipped on the tea
!Sep, bat he d !et lose anv time, as be IIIPM4
oft . "AMPS bleatted oblates 1114 all was
tight ur again , „
*see.
Laird "Well, Sandy, you aro getting
very bent. Why don't. you stand straight
up like me. man T' Sandy : "Eh man,
dr you see that field re corn ower Meyer
taint! "I lie.", Sandy "Weet, yell
notteeltlitt the' tell betels hang down, an'
the ontply titles idend up."
To. Need Or Better then to Repent.
'A Mite medicine in the shape of the
wonderful pellets which are known .5
l'arineletee VogelabtO '1'111e, odmintstered
at lite Droner Mite and with the (Mea-
th tics ettlentel to °Oil prevent eertous
atereer .of slelmese end save Money
rwelett 'worthi, go doctor. lit all
irregulorlties rit tat( dittestivc, Grow
they ore, an „Intaltieble eorreetIve and
plefirietteg 'Mood they clear the
&kin ef Itutserfeelinite.
" TAKING NettlIANCES.
eyes; seeetne" safe Bridget, "I'll be
;lithe se. dont Mel snip of a
Mei- Met dna the
'rite litee !" excleirned her intetress,
sliteetel call lo you, so what-.
..1 toriw &let, „worn. but 1..„
afraid Route of the netaleiors might think
he does."
easeye. tette to pass a jewel.
!egg .4'in I • Weep ros wahine with
'411ertelieef.' - incifeerleeiever pass -ono,"
To fee'ret Wei sla yeti ritatage
.ftee Disks eadileia Mtge it; she date.
.See olseeye eneleere foing/ int"
t'
ileOlositelo+
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CIIAKES X111."--tOolitInUet. ferrIng to take the Aire in limy
dleingliel. but now she Is MI silent itt-
"And to think that It Is Only April...* tormoti..gony putting in,. noW and age*.
she says with en air or prosaic italols; iTibuti•otticr LAIRSIIOni vidle her eetti-
Mune*. "Last Aprg we had four fetehlesd Amen xeeleieseeig neersatogeenarralleg
of gig ' on the trent drivl. Wei ,tirofti4oto get walk g ortled relish.
when ilia had the mumps.' Num 04? •as hiMeelf
"When Cecilia bad the mumps*" talte *vele Mete alw Ment letairiee Mau
peals Iturgoyne itt'a rather ffitzed
v 1 "1 did kno
ever had We mumpe."
This is the form tnto Which are friteeta"
the lovesworde that the nightingale Mid
the perftlitee a the Tusean flower4 litat
the Ave Maria hid so nearly broughEM
his tongue, lied Amelia known whet' on
unwonhsd burst of tenderness her tiro
lucky rerninteceece tted atekede
would have regretted it probably With a"
good deal deeper bliternesa than woad
many a woman with a happier gift Of
litterance. iltd she is blesseellY alit
of what Intitnpli have
her, and preseetly agein strikes at
the ntlititingillea song with the laeld
remark:
"I like your friend very much; I
tad she Ls a -very nice woman." e
This time Bltreerne ha$ ne "WO
in responding, iminedlately. Mast',W1
that there is ne tee -
IOC . becSIA$41' elerleal
.telating to her 410Mething, it
444,- Abet particular,
ant.: Which tle 40/4 se MO^
'Priffiat4014Ut hia Ors tie MU'
',1O0tett eAnteeve which may re.
1' 401110- NW aPprellenlions.
• 'io." alralli,,Ihent long. it
:7"lehto theirPeekaistsfinitell rahdvoicien. her
Allipand upon olik; I &Mare
Safe Pe 4 Chetah; it I ha4
01 have tnit s great deal
n'-lik111144 it14.Y44.,.41)411:41 iiisnevtoerrylldt.
s14'.^n.OP, to bit S. PhYalognomist,
goo
i
sons first speech, had so effeepailty, Mleet,t, a e to wit tend the earliata
chased Ws dreams that he can noW Pe. ai,1,,e_tetes4e' ilites. .siseeverstions ot her
ply with .cenUttenplace ktnellinees et ,P.' ,.4 4.4cW1U4 Prehiness. He has already
"She hae leas been blittonrhofintt, t4teit.htifi mouth to .ratipond when au
tO Make the Mune confidence about yoga" Pkeete, jai: interrtiptiOn arrests the
Am"Aerital. she b so fond of you," contintog ellealtreekble eloquence. Jim has &Mall
nonftifithench, and thrust himself um,
Ha !might'. ' ...,..., Arettoldtply between the two interim
"She hes Met confided to me thet 40 Vesi'...re .
aro you;" then, wIth a hurried changeOf ": , ale. al1a see the wiataria," he says,
tasetairr i addressing the girl; "yoU
tone, in dread hot the last speech .41001 ,, .
call out some expressitin of the .metre ' ti, ile .etaere with to when we were
pent passion eiwees ieriegg in ber lo it itc:tit.' it, were you? 'You were
patient eye*, he ewe.* ;toile, •if even itri. letittiteltUrig the other day that wistaria
What effect the flat fatuity, as it seenc 11•.,..41V611111qill'%nlitin; ClhoamteCtecndilicriperelitest tar Mat
be very generally. heloYed I"
to Jim Inmate of this last ewer/lama. inlet:bee 'already seen quite as much° of
has Upon Amelia, does not appear, smog heAvistarlii as she wishes; that she bad
she receivee tt in silence; and again the aeree denied the potency of lis perfunie;
Ave 'Maria and the bird divide beimgen, Illetshetelegs are giving away beneath
them Cie province of lieund. e, e het.tratealitigue. Jim marches her re -
suckle above their beads eeems to give.
the heny. Tentiessittway, nor does he again quit
her • side 'until he sees her safe!' seated
As the great sun droops,
out more generatisly its strong Meats In the IlItore which is to carry her home,
sweetness. The rest of the party have Itls indeea his portion to have a teteet.
drifted away out 'of sight and heaelng; fess te drive buck to Florence with her,
but by -and -bye _their ymee,e are egehe Being having absently stepped into the
heard and their returning forms seed. Vehicle Which bears .the other -ladies. lie
As they drew near, it appears that Men *ales egteng breath as they jog slowly
origiejai member al three_ has hem age., *WAY trom the villa. leaving the clergy.
ranted by the addition of two euell; lotriR -tuktiiir aft -his tall hat, witle a
and a still nearer approach revesti eato b ed ani offended air of farewell. He
tho two men are. Mrs. Byng leatitS the Le eeonscio s that Cecilia ls swelling be -
way, talking animatedly to Mr. Omen- aldti him with feelings no less wounded,
ock, who is evidentl an old ar,qualm eVeh for some moments before she
tance. Byng trails a ter them by WM.
self. and the rear le brought OP by
Cecilia and a portly clerically -dratted
figure, whom Jim at once recognizes ai
the Devonshire, clergyman, his faller° in
obtaining informatien about whoa ..has
embittered and fidgeted- his whole day.
Here then Is the apporttifiriejellirtlea
sought -brought . to- his -very .beelts "And
yet his first feeling, es, be sees the am.
placent priestly Mee, and the delibettite
black legs pacing beside Cecilia, iseone
of dismety. There is.nothing unlikely in
the supposition that. he fluty have been
presented to her at the garden -party at
the Beekaguartio villa, and yet be lloW
realizes with a shock of surprise ihat
they aro acquainted,,,,and, it acquointed,
then at liberty to ceneerse upon what-
telatedeeekr 'Slat tlitt0'1.$11w her. 1
Atlitt:IiieW Venue frOnt Pevonshireo
Ounitlianti ittottio Min ehurchl"
:14edletteethat thier&rOkfea )1°144
pate ',MOM; coy than
speaks.
'"itou lather cut your own throat," she
saYe, in en affronted voice, "when you
intetrupted me and Mr. Burton so rude-
lers . he Was on the point. of telling me_
solgethinn very interesting about your
deer friends the Le Merchants; he knows
•att abottelhem; he has kaown Elizabeth
avert sine* *he W-0.$ Child."
Been ectoss Jim's alarm and anxiety
there comes a flash of indignation and
distaste .0% the familiar employment of
the name that even to himself he only
pronounces on his heart's knees.
,,"Wlio, is Elizabeth? Do you mean
leftes' Le .Merehant ?"
, "Mr. Burton talked of her as 'Eliza-
.
-bent,'" teptles Cecilia, with a still More
Offended accent et the rebuke implied in
ever subject may bcf.t recommend llself 'hie wordeL one naturally would of a
n whom one had known in short
la them. lie Is absoltitely poWeriess to
put any check upon leafy talk, and yet rocks.",
at this very moment he may bo narrate "And be -he told you something very
Ing to her that story which his 'Men interesting about her?"
loyalty hed forbiddep him to overheat. ."140, fie, did not," returns Cecilia snap -
The tirst couple has passed, so absoebed reie ha dwnhoetn thy 00 uc hrsuns icleed; hi lel sivi ka
In eager questIon..agd answer thet'llley ju,st aegtnning
da not even see Burgoyne and Mg e.. htilleire a c Ina shop, and now" -in a
teethed. Airs. Byng •lett London Otill''•keY of exaeresive vexation -"I shall pro -
three days ago, an& Mr. Greepoeu• bably •neveis have another chance of
might return thither ilk 011Y mOntentathet. hearing, es he leaves Florence to -mor -
he chooses, and ,yet theY Iwo talking et raw." '
it with a •wletful Wallas that tette, fisn's Mart glves a bound. "Leaves
have beseetned Dante questioning Sod is tIfereaa :to -morrow, does he? he re -
chance wayfarer to Ravenna as Ice, the-Peetst,eage
prosperity of his Florence. The seeend
pair's voices are Iowa' pitched, and Weir
topics therefore less easy to wedeln,
yet by Cectlia's gratified and even heimi-
tut air they are evklently agreeable Muss.
But though agreeable, there is
dance of their beteg, by mar riveting
flir and eee, of the natere ha dreads, .
They also are so obsoleted in oath Other
as to have no celerities to spare foe the
quiet silent persons sittleg on the sterto
bench..
Amelia looks after them with a bene-
volent smile. Her settee of htInteir ts
neither keen nor quick, but there le a
touch of very mild sarcasm In her VOico,
as she says, watching hee sistera
treating figure : ,
"Ceicilla has found a new friend, a
clergyman again; do you know what Itle
name 1st"
"I believe it is Burton or Breed, er
something of the sort," replies JIM tee-
itietantly, feeling as if even in adtelttleg
enowledge of the stranger's surnaide he
was letting out a dangerous seeretl "I
should have thought flint she had" hid
enough of the Church," Ito adds with a
very much more pronouncal Remit itit
satire than MLes Wilson's. "She lete hot,
taken my advice of sticking to the leIW.
Shall we -shall we follow them ?" '
This last suggestion is the result eta.
vague, uneasy feeling tied, by Iteepleha
within earshot, he may exereise eMete
cheek mean tlie ecinversallen.
"Why should wet," replies Attletite,
for once In her life running eountOeUt_
a proposition of her leYeres end ttleninti,
her meek eyes affectionately upene.hlitif.
"we 81,0 ee too, are eat weo Ape
•-laughing-"we should spori,' ,
As Jim can allege no adequate reeetfil
for pureeing Galan end her Wiest spent
lie bas unwillingly to a ulescei aid M.
content iihnself with °Rowing Thetis
with his eyes, to gain Vela reaSsitailleO
he can from Me expression of 'their
backs. Rut lite peacellil if InelonolndlI
restfulness that htul Marked the 'era'
part of his abode on the stone Sea. Is
gone, pest retell. Ile moo lite' 'het
tidgettly -on, lite MOO; ho gets UN and
throws pebbleS ;Into, the , lotintatrit,
snuas an offictede tta hat ho 'Mee
Pings Arnella ie small banditti o iledvs
plite'reit'ilin'Of,theioeinerald.graSs.....
Amelia does not share her lover's ure:
eaSina9, Os indeed 'Why' thouhi She?
Site puts Mt expected hp inlo the yoUng
Tuscan's dirty brown baud, and Nate,
her head enjoyingly oft UM back of to'
slohd seat.
think IRO tii•eollie'tts these stiet fit
PleCee ,WIth yeel OW better than tet ple,;
CalICTICSs' $110 'S0yr'S 40 Intona-
tion of extreme content; ,
"Do you. dear?" replies he alcientlY,
with ids
spot at wittelt Canis and ter atilt,. had'
tilsappeated. "01 ourso yeti are (pieta
right st 'Rod made the cantstry, and 'Watt
Matte Mt
The substilidion ot this eitteutaltaretor
the litilai tettlett %MOW einteinde$
• leliVerb 14 due hi the lit3 efdlte KIPPIP
cr Interested in, bating Come, noes
sIgli4 retracing their slap. sirid
again approottlIng. 11 Cent^ es they
Cottle liwir that Me desire to eeplete. the
Vide grounds has given tvity. 11ilt.
(ow., hi Me Shier -linen Conctraation.,
Willt et lobs losing of dread, 04(4
,fiettititts liteleee They 'sire
'Within earshot, ISM theY %too
changed fhb Light ark! .chltit
11:hielt at Mit trillikyrif,thellt 'tee
talk of 's rtiorointirsole enil
:Wing theraeler. (delft 'ItattSITS'
gait WI Ailidtstrest 04004 ilk ffe'
"i do lid know why you should seem
eta.delighted to hear it," rejoins
looking ut, him from under her smart
illit,'eentbi mixture ett surprise and re-
eentirielitVes,"1 do not see unything pars
•ticelarly aibilaratIng in losIng an agree-
able acalantance almost us soon as one
has madalt I"
"Perhejle-perhaps it was a faLso
elarme" 'Attie Jim, set, to some extent,
an his ,goerd by her evident astonish-
ment tdethe „keenness of his interest in
the added; "perhaps" -beginning to
latigh-alte only saki it to frighten you;
why dee,. you think that he Ls leaving
Florenefileimorrow r
"llecattie be told rne so," answers she
iniptillealte; "he Ls at the Grand Bre-
tagne,' tied he was eomplaining of not
being condertable there. and I was ad-
eispg 'him to Move to another hotel,
ell he 'Olt, no, it was not worth
Wanes eatishe was leaving Florence to-
morrotv.P!'
Jim draws a long breath. and leans
beck liglete corner of the fiacre. tie has
greeted information he sought. It has
Milne Metes hand at the very lime he
Wes elitillest most at las inability to go
Ur, queit.tti it.
"So interruption was the more
prtevoklear continues Cecilia, her indig-
rattinitejetifileg Old and ruffling ItS fea.
ettlOre`lt,te-nto recollection of her wrongs,
sarillysx our last chance of meetings
hoWetteleyou cut your own throat, as he
evklentlylinew soMething very interest.
.tog, ebeetIeyour dear friends, something
"which- fie. does not generally telt people,
,'end teldell he would net have told me
'Oily Melba saw at °nee! wag no blob."
shiVers. Ito had only just been 10
Urge theittesonly just In time to stop the
tilotith,„%aif: lltis blatant backbiter, he
010re...raiment. ilis companion looks
al ttiM^4tiriousiy.
*MA .X111 cold," eh° asks, "or did it
400-te ,Waik over your grave? Why did
'yen sleVeret."
Otte himself together. "I was
Stilveriate'e•he Mee. cetopelling himself
esenineetbe rallying tone in which he
tee'elet Wildetrees the girl Waldo hint.
vat ilittitant ht of the petit I had saved
Steaettiottes. ly poor Cls, have not you
and 'I antlered enough alteady at the
hifide bill* Chinch ?"
• She, teildene. "Though do MU pre.
ifild111 Aft,',, great sensitiveness on ins
SUbjert.:1 Meek Yeti hare Wert1 that old
kfttig'6 its
ilulAntifit; he WM of the delve she
Utters MO Anther lanient over her Met
.
• . fro bo continealls
' '
, • • ,
ii0.1t1i1 ON THE KIM RAVI
ft itiita'ir YAM* Seed's first german t4.
le" he **veil Ida Itectsiei and ;Warta -
:became itervittor-lon
Vonahrtf Itttl yoke,. end Spoke very
loony Weed,
'Nearly -Mt biS friends went to hear
Mu' Wachs but also who. Was unable
ia attend tholiired al the fita oppOrtutr.
Ai 10. MeV he get ells
fellete UMW Witti the eantEd
%It's many A day Melte the rats
Hintlten Kirk got litteh a frightli"
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' -1.00W TO AVOID, MU
1141.404 NIPS* T.
the
2 Aa the liewaPhP01.01 totte_e_sioli taint/
10404'0 avttleideeektret leiderenieseal.
kettetaieies hes heeheile seetidtalitts
rit*, PlirO*Clit Wit ; •
SWIRP*9111/4 , May ;, wow.
Onetti Wheits-11114.1-'1"ott ate
'Pftitiet191t.°44boithalt544to shilltrvert4. cheat*" itlIste°. 14*
Olettiliti _being het, pidati'lltiof
• tolOt Or Int He !WItintr:.littt
There heat* 'Pk*
cough 'that •ituriA lit. the IreglettS. •thii"
breeot-bente, Setitetinas
WI* in 400. -Go to beat ,tablutlI,^, 'Set*
for,alte <Meter. A little atiffietithe e
els Ore mina 'aconite 4of. ohntIOnite.
• inonfaled quinine“insk
Thit. diet shottki tin light aud
, • e.
SOMK 1MPQRTANT "WW1'S,. e"
l'eoniptitess 'enerythiltit 'When 'Ira
ettenza haw tO tack*. ' 'Wherefore, op
ati.'164'P4tattmeCsti.Withoj aaeliiliftlItt,trUfle91.4!°144
ceippptitoorrileikeeloiLp.touriadorniitr •
;
atIreettIlI, id.. Welk the Ana&
DOVE. liftgat-ttelend ;tier the doetase,
Dogq lake' t cold or tato 'tt hot. baths
''P9tV111*Son:tt-,Ilasee",soctlinhYrt::welftYithi4halletilieLP.ifulinittilrYttn,
"Oellerairee ',Walther' 'Sad: t neater
• to a, repreSeutatIVes
to reniaM at least one week Immo**,
The temperature ought to fell on Mb
fourth day and sifter that. the attack
*lolly takes three -or;toer data' IQ 6'4
'Pa.tient should' then ge.P'wq
Le. •
six or seven days to a Carefeliteeteetea
l'e4Ort. Above Mt things, ' Ming dfl
the. nature of lading • up Should bh
Ityolded.
-lit nearly all ciao inguehitt. MI;
lotVed hy severe physielearid. Mattel de;
POOSioll, 'a condition Ms( tit ids'earetul
teptiol egiciee. so that 'bright purreme
treatment. Every melanehOlict. is le
Piga in the convalescent sitige ,•ttre
Peaant,
"Wherefore to sealesefelie atteek tit;
Neon bear in Mind two adds : • ••
1. Go to bed at °nee. •
2. Always call in the doctor. e.
"Do Iles, and influenza is Ohara 01
nearly all its terrors. The elector le In:
dispensahle, because many Phases af
the diee,ese aro difficult IC dislinguleh
faun other Weeases. The greatest .dan.
ger to be guarded agalnet Is erten-
Made. I've seen scores ot cases of la.
flueriza .complicated with pneumonia;
I've only aeen one reeovee:
HOW TO ESCAPE IT, ' .
.•
"So much for the actual Oak. Te
those who Wish le tio all theta/4 possible
,eseapie I -would saY : 'Den't treated
Oleg*, 'Conceree, 'churches, or- isate-
ringe.s with closed windeesse nelueinbrr
the bectilits Is in the air,: Observe Allele
precautions., maintain ti high standard
of health. and you may_esqapee"
One word mote. It often haPliene
that nervous patients bring, upon Ind*
selves and their friends Meeks uorrecee-
eery anxiete by failing to elisthigueshelae
tween an attack of intlitenza and eh
ordinary cold. The distInetithe -ahead
„
be quite easy to make,
A Cold. -A cold is catarrh of the upper
Hie Met sedelen, Med theta
is no high temperature. The- sane's"
quent .depoession is nil.
Influenza, --There is nearly always
high temperature with influenza. Tree
depression is considerable.
THE LATE LAPPONI. •
Death Has Removed a Distingulihe,d
Phyilelao and a Man of Hare •
Courage.
In the death of Dr. Lapponi, pilots
clan to the Pope a personage has. beep
removed front scene who wes
scarcely less knewn throughout the
world than the pontiffs whet% he mho
Istered unto. He was a wondfifui man
as well as a distinguished phesician.--
Ottawa Free Press.
It may be added that Dee Lappoal
was a man el rare courage.,;lie
no fear of ihut bugbear known. as pro-
fessional etiquette. Whale:11e found
something good in a medial* he dfd
not hesitate to say so to MM., told. Ho
proved this when he wrote.ther Dr. Wil.
hams' Medicirie Co. strongly ...endorsing
their celebrated Piok latis for .Pede
People as a cure for invade ibloedlerl-
ness) and certain nerVous disorders. th
the Interests of the thousands ',who ettt-
fee tram anemia, nervous ebisoraeys
and kindred troubles; it 6 weeelt wtdie
repitbIlshing Dr. Lepponrs lOtter, es
follows: *a.
"I certify that 1 have tried. Dr. Wie
hums' Pink Pills in four casts of tile
simple , umemia of developme After
a few sveeks of treatment, The result
came fully up to my, expectations. Fier
that reason 1 shall not•Ittle in -the lettere
to extent!, the use of this, latidrible, ate -
partition, not only in thee tregitmerft
other morbid forms of the category ht
antemiu or chlorosis, bet .aise in cases
Ol neurasthenia and tlie .
‘Signed)\''itt deDir.Graajecu'seht)Pe,33ee'LesePPRo°.milete''
The "simple antemia ot ,deeelombent"
referred to oy lAppoill is, of course
thie Mae, languid eondition yotdig
giels whoee developinena • toieettdMare
hood tardy, and.. tvitose !Ranh. sti
:period .01 that deeffieenhente. le Sit
Often fitt•lopfition. etis
'Value lit - wifilattes' Plnk^,,Pills
that. time le of the IdgbesrsclerstAkd,,44, •
thority, and it contictheettle lbenes,Palla
apes in Ofid .0ther
discalies ot the bloesOis,ffirell as nektons
diseaSes httve been oired.ty these Min,
Which,. It need hardly ha • Mentioned,
owee their allele, •AnSir newer of
making. new blood, iend thus acting di-
rectly on the. digesilve . and nervole
system. In till eases of anssinia, dearer,
Indigestion, and troublealtdito to bad
bleed, end ail 'affectiorts.
St. Vitus' deneeielterillyele aliti 10-
aentritor ataxia, they class comittetded
ts Me public with alOtie:-.011tier",coil-
fidence because they eloilettie thettig eh.
dorsement at tie great 'Phystaliter .who
has so recently ini,IXed. awaY.
SEAWEED IN JAPAN.
112,00,10. Warty Derived from it -Plans
to inereaseihe CtiO,
.
ilnitin, which wastes nothing. In iis
iletilestie etonolny, •`•telttlees 12,000,000
'Ithelitilly Inert Ita telt,Weett qtrOductii.
Aetteding to the reptietotc,..i.DaVidaell,
on attaehe of the ROOM Emliaoktt..,:tit,
l%Ado* more Mare Ally 'N'itrielle* otithe
uau:cod round. osong,the 4apinesse,Aisat
'tteo UttliZed either firr 'Mod tor, its-,illettil..
Itiefireed prodders. ° , ,. ,
The troveller sees (mottles Of dried sea^
Vet. White with' thit rryttellized Sill'or
the ei'a Water, •10.1fig. trent tide halite Of,
tekeita• Mod Atoll': Vitt:entire/eV Varieties
ate'sleved And :seevell *with tisk SM
ol the deflate strigs CI see grate a
tiniks17^ With"' tiWattll'ir$ Infil' MOW a
,vivid green, floating -against Itie /of'
thionter of the sMispl bolvls4 , ' , , ' ,
Otter elleelee of gee Weed bre lleed At
the litantifiteture of glue. Of plotter and,
al starch. Whotei villages 11,r0 giVeil OVir
la seaweed %Mug amp the drying Arai
peeking ot tho produat tor sttipitynt.,tet
the manufacturing plants rys the larger
eilics. Id llie otIttlty elorig. the tees
Sherd the. ternserts`,,ute lite restrad Ind,
ropy, kelp for tettilidtur their vegetable
liektio
During iho past few silt...411gs aspabile
Got -frown% his ;atilt op the slitspet ,ot
the seaweed intlastry tor the putpOse or
tiavms It rfiOittalletrient. Liptrinients
ve Lent WHO :till in thirty plat%
"EdWitni," Sold bUsy soother, lust,
tiry lids lovel at this tire.4 110 MOM
yeillsolti sun held lho toWel In bant of
the Are tor Sate etelher. '1
floret *heft brinYnr Re At length Ira
WAlt ail the Instocenet of youth,
J
k)
"ell'eWrielle'rerf eirrelleae .."`
Nurse
Mothers' Treasure
sr 1407. rm.'s*
olksot
-4000
crolimit
Cures
Diarrhoea
atiM11M0 Ottliat With. at view to ine
Mg the yield Of Ma Steen Water algae,
CloVernMent Offeree reetatid tor Abe
heat Metht* et PrOduring
Pats plants,
awrEBENT getam mees:t,
"Str," Paid the arigrY Otietellfer to the
1urnitare Mover, "those men you sent
weeth the to fake Ma Seeds he TOY
neW Neese were Most peetuar.,,ara Mau
sure they're all Mine Saner
°Are theYr replied the oilier. "Why
1 am surprised to hear such an accusa-
tion as that. What .makete you thInk
they are Water
"Because they acted SO oddly. They
didn't even break a nernor or a 'stela -
tette, they did not Seratch the piano,
end they utterly tailed to pack the lece
milirtains with the ;damn utmelle."
THE RAVAGES OF
RHEUMATISM
ARE CHECKED $11 SILVANS.
Mre. Selina Dellis, ie resident ot
Motion, has proved how" wenderfilllY
effective Bileane are in casee oi rheu-
matism and debtaty. She says: "1 hed
pains fn the limbs and geross the hack;
Weighing down - symptoms an4 .great
Weariness. In October', came te.c.risle. 1
was rendered completely helpless by
acute rheumatism. By the doetor's
adVice 1 wentlieto hospital, where I re.
maned under Itatetstlent for Mat Weeks -
On returning I was confined to my bed
again for seven weeks. I read a de-
scriptIon of the goal work Bileana were
claim. This induced me to- Obtain a
supply. By following the direettene
given for their use I Improved in health"
from day to day. After a Mile while
1 regained the use itit my limbs, and
after that my proeress was cepa. For
some lane now 1.: have beat able to ee.
sumo my ordinary life and Work, and
am atogether , a different person from
what I was Mueng the last few years."
Rheurnallem Is due to the presence ot
certain poisonous -acids in the blood.
The "filter beds" for the blood are the
liver and the kidneys. Through these
organe the blood eases, and when the
organs are M. healthy op.eration they
filter out the harmftil substances. When
they are not in health.), Operation they
fall, and rheumatism Ls nne of the man/
serious resUlts. !Weans do not. acts 41-
reetly on elle blood, but ehey act upon
and correct the liver and kidneys. They
thus eorrect the real cause of theuena-
lism by an Indirect action. Bileans
are. also a sure cure ffor indigeston,
liver troubles., headache, gas, belching,
pains in the chest, cOnstipation, .plies,
female altments, and all blood impure
ties. Airdeuggists and stores sell them
at 50c. a box, or post free from the
Wham, Co., Toronto, for price. 6 boxes
fdr $2.50.
.....m.d1•04••••••••
A LABRADOR MAIL -CARRIER.
ltoute of One Hundred Miles tor Ten
Dollars a Trip.
The mall -carrier of the Labrador coast
is a man of endurance who does not
fear the worst of weather. Thera!, 'is no
road at all. 'There are no bridges and.
no ferries. In some parts of the country
the houses are as much as twenty miles
apart. There are mountains to climb
and rivers to cross. hogs to ease, im-
penetrable barren uplands and large
lakes. In "Off the Rocks" Doctor. Gren-
fell tells of one mail -carrier whose route
1. about one hundred miles long, and
who receives as compensation ten dol-
lars a hip.
We were pitying ourselves one night
as we turned into our comfortable
sleoping-bugs on the floor of our hat's
hut -pitying ourselves because it had
been a heavy day on our dogs, and it
was nearly ten o'clock before we reached
shelter. When I awoke in the morning,
as the gray dawn was stealing In
through the little window, I thought t
heard a movement by the stove. Ttiere
seemed something almost uncanny
about it until I made out what it Was,
and could distinguish a tiny, erect
figure sitting bolt upright where none
had been oyernight.
It proved to be Peter Wright. He
bad arrived about Iwo In the morning,
noiselessly stationed himself by the
Move, and gone straight off to sleep,
!sitting on the settle. Without a word to
ally one. as satisfied as if he were M
a feather bed.
Now this place was where three car-
riers 'Meet. 'the one from the westward
was late, and Pete did not get his malls
handed over until nine In the eveeing.
He had thirty miles to his next station.
and the temperature was twenW hee
low zero: At ten he rose to go.
"Whet, Pete, never going to lecive
at,this' time of night, are you?"
"Why sure," he replied. "With
tiloon like this 'Its beiter in the woods
than when skeeters are about. So long,
doctor!" and with thet he went out tele
solutely alone.
Pete is always ready to oblige, and
never happier than wheo (heap* en
Ms back, ordinarily mortepolized by his
bundle, permits him to catty a len-
pound tub of buttertne Or a couple ef
jars of molasses, just to oblige. It
isn't tor the money atone that Pete
Wake,
It is lucky he does not have to pay
hotel bills es he jothineys item place
it pia*. There would be little left .1
the salary beytend enough tor "Skin
heels. If he weee eharged ter meal*.
Hut there are no hotel bilk on the coast,
and we are Ineapable of an idea so oil.
getal as to ask Pete tn pay foremything.
-+
Mabel-1314mM aro you going to ac.
MIS
1,1.1,4{A, 1
rod. Ina
trot OW*. taltritaind,
prlems, tor Walnells. Eta
a nd
"Illealth and Vigor *Pend upon the
littifillt and nuantity tit tios btood."-
Itimanitinian.
Dr, Carson's Tonic
Sumach sued Censtipstion men
A Purely Vegetable Tonic and Blood'
Plainer. Price coats per Bettie.
Ityon are act able to obtain it la Your
nehthbothood, we. will send to. say ed.
drub Ova tilk receipt of ON16
DOLLAM (600. Per bad') 04^4994
Fr•Pafti.
1104 st eaPileatisa.
The Carson MOOlolno Compans1
v Wellington St. 'Weida - rotwutal
TIME ALTERS ALL THINGS.
Dr. Russel H. Cornwell, the famous
pastor of the Baptist Temple in Phila.
delphie, in a lecture delivered in New
Haven riot long ago predicted wonder-
ful progress in rapid trunsit facilities
in the stair future, and at the same
time deprecated the slowness of pre-
sent reamed travel. To Illustrate this
petal 'Cornwell told an amusing
story of a woman who was travelling
with her child., The traM was delayed
trj many tiresome and seemingly un-
necessary stops, and when the conduc-
tor was collecting fares the woman re-
fused to pay for her little girl.
"That, child Is old enoggh to have her
tare paid," said the bonductor very
sternly.
"Well, perhaps she is old enough
now," replied the woman, "but she
wasn't when the train started."
OBEYING DOCTOR'S ORDERS.
In a large boardieg-house there lived
two Englishmen and cm Irishman, who
were very friendly..
One night, after the Irishman had
gone to bed, his friends were very sur-
prised •to -hear-a- noise, which sounded
at, if Pat was taking a run round his
bedroom for exere6e.
They took no notice, and the follow-
ing night the same noise took place.
The third night, however, Pat seemed(
tr be skipping round and rbund the
room. ‘,
His friends, being curious to know
what Pat was doing, went up te his
bedroom.
The poor Irishman, seeing them
tteitchifig hien; 'eat down apparently
breathless, apd blurted out in skirt
gasping sentences:
"Sure, Oi've got to take me medicine.
The doctor told me to take it two nights
running and skip the third night, and
ain't I just following his directions?"
SCALDED BY BOILING FAT
COULDN'T USE HAND FOR A
MONTII.
Zam-Buk Gave Instant Relief.
An accident in: a Toronto .home the
other day might have had very serious
consequences had it not been for Zane
Buk. Miss Martha Green, of 9 Clare-
mont St., in taking a pan of boiling fat
from the oven• spilt it. over her right
hand. "The boiling -fat ran into the palm
of my hand," she soys, "and over ell
my Mines. You may well Imagine the
agony I suffered in consequence. The
hand became swollen, and large blisters -
formed all over the palm and along the
fingers. For over a month I WaS un-
able to use the hand at ell. I tried
several kinds of salves and liniments,
but the wound &vented apparently no
better. About this time I was advised
la stop tising all ether preparations and
apply Zam-Buk instead. The very first
application soothed my hand and
mutton ; and as 1 kept on using Zatn-
mation; and as I kept on usnig Zam-
Buk the blisters gradually dried up and
disappeared. In a very short time the
scald was healed completely."
Zam-Bulc is equally effective for burns,
cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains and
sUffness. It also mires eczema, ulcers,
sores, blood poison, ringworm, scalp
sores, chronic wminds, acne, black-
heads, pimples, cold sores, chapped
hands, and all skin diseases and in-
juries. Rubbed well op ..1,3 chest, in
cases of cold, it relieves the aching and
lightness, and applied as an embrace-
Uon it cures rheuntatiene sciatica. neur-
algia, etc. All druggists and stores sell
7.am-Buk at 50c. a box. or it mny be ob-
tained from the Zam-Bul: Co., Toronto..
upon receipt of price. 6 boxes for 92.50.
Little Teddy (to mamma, who is cutting
papa's hair) -"Mamma, may I take one
of papa's curls?" Mamma -"Yes, dar-
ling." (To papa) -"See what an affec-
tionate angel that little aellow is. Even
at his tender age he knows enough to
prize the Mere curl on his dear papa's
tiead." Little Teddy (as he sees Mamma
Hying to pick him a good specimen) --
"Hurry up, mamma, I want it. for a
new tail for my horse."
Mr. Wickler-"Dat you ever see how
alt the neeessaries of life have gone
up." Whelaer-,"No, the haven't all
cept Mr. Oldboye Illanche-"Yet; I gone up. Mee. Wic ler-"Well, I
think so." itlabei-"But he's three limes should like yeti to Mention one thing
as old tis you are." Illtinche-e"Bid he That halal, gone tee." Wieklea-"Cer-
does harMenfze SO belettibilla with Ina IelfilY• My salary.”"
*Wipe furniture." '
;0. 1.-•
41,404411441+01.0404
Girlhood and Scotea Ernalaton aro
linkod togsthir.
Ito gh4 who tilos Sootts. Etna/.
.ttein los platy of rich. rod Mona; she is
oiff 0.1140e,..
titt* *beta
oStoote4. Zincets Ofk
povadul noirtitment
416112;
It Ili II (Oa thit bulls kaopt up a
eigsams
TOO MARY itiiiERATESIENI. Of en DES
1 1111.1111 141111
ed*ExT MANN ARE CROINCI 00104 rind, xt
^ ION lfiNITE0 MATES. Ex At Reillehr*
Who flondier 'Aiwa', Esirc?ettn Mall1^"
grants la laetessoing
Rapidly.
Tim mart recently :issued by one rt
the seeretartee a the Britieh Embassy,
Washington, on 9nmeigration into the
United State fords interesting read-
ing,
It shows the enerMoup inerege thal
has Wen glace AMU year to year end
the repunkeble change In the character
of inunigration during the last two de-
cadee. Last year 1,00,499 were admit-
ted, and of theee by, far the maJorhY
conststect of the lower EttroPean reeee,
mostly illiterates. The largest niunbers
were Jews, Poles and Italians. The bet,
ter class pi immigrant has dwindled
from an minuet averege of 389,572 in
1885 to 15809 between 1900-5,
Erit6h-Canadian imreigratioe, It says,
seetns now a thing a the past. The
tide has turned, and a. good class is be-
ing attracted to the ntertlewest of Can-
ada from the Northern American States.
The influx of Hebrews and Poles is
having a tremendous influence on Am.
erichn puha feeling. These underbid
the current price of labor, their etandard
of Ls dew, Med they perpetuate
the elm. "They do net make citizen -9,"
says the report. •
TO KEEP OUT UNDESIRABLES.
Several recommendations have, been
made M. prevent this rapid Increase of
undesirable immigrants. It has been
proposed to raise the present. tax ct
to $5, 010 850 or even 8100. An-
other proposition Is to exclude all aliens
unable to read and write, as it is from
this class the criminal records are
swellrd. They have, as a nee, criminel
inanations and small resources. in ad-
dition to whica the inability to read
takes.owey the Mae poWerful.factor n
assimilaton.
In the Slates there are those who hold
that too many people are eorning in,
and that Ilea:. numbers mug be Mule
ea somehow. And other judges consider
that it is InlpoSsible to receive too
many if they are of the riga class.
This is just ihe point. At The present
time the "undesirables" are. predomin-
ating, and the proelem Ls how to keep
up a sufficient supply of immigrants
and at the same time maintain the
high standard of former years.
This is also a question which may af-
fect Canada in the near future. It is cf
the very highest importance to develop
Bt•itish emigration to Canada.
CABBY IN PETTICOATS.
'Yaryan Smollanoff, who 'drives a cab
in Moscow, is the wily: women licensed
driver in Russia. Herfather, a cabman,
lost his life in trying to save that of
the police-gergeant, and Um authorities
thereupon transferred ols- license to his
daughter, in whose dab many ladies
Ilke to ride. '
'
Use the safe, pleasant and effectual
worm killer, Mother Gretves' Worm Ex-
terminator; nothing allots it. Procure
a bottle and take fl home.
In the British Museum Is an adver,
tisement of a reward for a runaway
slave. The "ad" is written on papyrus,
and Is some 3.000 years old. It was ex-
humed form the ruins of Thebes.
The President a stave to oaterrh.-D. T.
Sample, president of Sample's Instalment
Company, Washington, Pa., writes: "For
years I was &filleted with Chronic, Cht.
tarrh. Repledies and treatment by sPe-
cialists cad, gati.ette temporary relief
until I was induced to tuie Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. It gave almost in-
stant relief. 60 cente.--49
The bone§ and muscles of the human
gpody are capable of over 1,200 different
movements.
11 You am Nervous and Irritable, tate
" Yerrovim," the great nerve and blood tonic ; you
w II be a Pew person by the thus you have used a
uattle. 11.00 bottles, ,All dealer..
Father : "Ale Tommy, you don't know
when you are well off. 1 wish I were
a boy again r Tommy (who had recent-
!? been chastised): "So do I. Littler
than me, too 1"
There is Only One Eciectric 011 -When
an article, be it medicine or anything
else, becot»es popular, imitations invert.
ably spring up to derive advantages
from the original, which they them-
selves could never win on their own
merits. Imitations of Dr. Thomas' Ec-
leetrie 011 have been numerous, but
never successful. Those.who know the
genuine are not put off with a substi-
tute, but demand the real thing.
Patience : "When I was young I hod
nt least fifty offers for my hand."
Patrfee r -Two vore what you might
call your palmy days, 1 supose."
"Regular Practitioner - Ns Risme"-
tire, Annie 0. Chestnut, of • Whitby. was
for months a rheematio victim. but
South American aheuntatio Cure changed
the song from ' despair" ha "Joy." She
earn "I suffered untold Weary from
rhentaati@m-doctemes medicine did me no
steed -two bottles of South American
Rheumatic °tire cured me-reliet two
hours after the first dose." -50
010000....
"Now," said Popley, PI don't propose
to have thet burglar.alarm in our room.
We'll rig it up down in the hall." "But."
prole.sted Ids wife, "we wouldn't hear it
and wake up when It goes off." "Nei-
ther will the baby."
Dear Mother
Year little end ate a mastant ears la
Felt rad Wiese eveeteer. They will
each cold: Doyou latisW about Shileha
Coolleasben Cere. the Ltaig Tonle. and
what is lastaaeloz so enemy) It is Hid
le be the oily onnedy for all
diodes it ties eir puma in ashen..
kis aboakedy hiene sed please! to
biegestemeeduseerearest motley
it minted. The Owls 25c. per beide.
sod **disks its wadi:ism WO, 3r4
HIL011
XlissieselysIsouldlwia owl household.
WHEN THE DISEASE LET GO.
An old man was just recovering from
in operated, and lie he lay regaining
consclousness he heard the doetor say
to a nurse,- regarding Onto potvders to
be given him, "If one eleery hour Is too
teeth. gem him a halsime every half
hour.' The old gentleman rased hlm-
tel/.119 on his elbow and said.
"Say, dee, that reran& me of a man
Mitt had a Netetounillatid dose His Wife
Rol SO lift4 of having hint (the dog, not
man) Hack up Mc floors and porch-
es that finally she Made her husband
take the dog to town .ttnil tell hint,
That arternoon returned radiant.
Vel,t .he-sitid, 'I've. sold •Iturt for vat
"Goedr tried his wife. II can get that
bit tee:: &talented the man, 1
brught two puppies with the money."
The doctor looked at the nurse and
mita:"
“I Mink retover."
K-stio did.
•
ettrate-ht hear you btOlee Et chair over
your 'husband's back dining a quarrel
you had tett elights" Parlittierieree"yee.
511,11 °Aren't you very sorry tor Malt
YOUNferdtIttur "tips tho Chair was
its genii As new.'
iStiftE NO. 442
,e
A -Leiter .froM. The EioGovernor el
Dawn,
HEATE OF OREGON, I
FAucurivg- D4PARTMENT.,1
Tne Peruitt‘ Medicine Co.,
" Columbus, Ohio.
• Rear Sirs. -.1 hare had occaelon to
Use year Peruna medicine In my family
fur .Coldseeind it proved to be an excel-
lent remedY. 1 have not had occasion
to use titer Other itillnents.
Vales very lady, W. M. Lord.
It will. he nalcal that the Governor
says he lies •nOt had occasion to use
Peruna for:mther editnents.
Tile reason for this Is that most other
ailment's lggin with nu cold.
Using *rune. promptly to relieve
colds, heeprotects his family again,st
other allegeres,
This ,Is ctithat eVery other family in the
United States should do. Keep Peruna
in the hotien.
Vied peeraout In the Family Elea
' Years.
mr§. JaKtAtitle Wien, 315 Morris St.,
Portland, Oree.member Patrons of Hus-
bandry, writes :
"Peruna 'has proven itself of such un-
told valuelo us that we are lad to give
it due prose. We have ha it in the
home foeitiore than eight years.
"It restores health in a few short
weeks, takes astray headaches and back-
aches, increases the appetite and re-
stores lost 'nerve force. It 19 a specific
for colds end catarrh."
Mr. Hirten A. Stiles, Middleton, Mass.,
who has reached the age of 82 years,
writes : '
"I have taken several bottles of Per-
una with good results. I cheet•fully re-
commend it to all who are ()filleted.
"As a cure for catarrh and a tonic for
general debility it is seldom equalled."
Ask Your Druggist for Free Pertimne.,
Almanac tor 1907.
OLE AN I NG 'V"
LADIES' • . owns.
alma
0.14 be Sum mama/ br war true* Proems. Tim 1111
1100TIMI AMMUSAN SYMMS OS. .
MOSTSSAL, TOKOXTO, OTTAWA A ammo
we...,..gereemesemeew
POVERTY.
- ••
The little princess, Victoria Louise el
Prussia, wtts playing with per friends
one day, and longed for some new, ori-
ginal play.
All the old gemes were worn out and
exhausted. If only they could think of
something quite different! lier serene
highness ceneldered the matter seripus-
ly until a ne.el idea occurred tO her,
and she cried with enthusiasm:
"We will play poor people!. Let us
play that we are poor,•frightfully poor,
,SG poor that we have only two lackeys!"
INIMMEM•••••••••••••
-x.
.BEYOND THAT.
Mistress : "Norah, you don't seem to
try to learn anything. Haven't you any
ambition In life?"
Kitchen Maid : "No, mem. But I've
saved something, an' l'in going to have
a gr -rand funeral whin I die, mem."
•
!Tote Mange, Prairie Scratches and
every form of contagious Itch on human
or animals pured in .30 minutes by Wol,
ford's Banditry Lotion. It never fails.
Ants have brains larger in proportion
to the .size of their bodies than any
other living creature.
--
Have you tried Holloway's Corn Cure?
it has no equal for removing these
troublesome excresences as many have
testified who have tried it.
"Where does Lucia get her beautiful
golden hale from?" "Prom her father."
"Is he blonde?" "No, he is a chemist I"
Yes, Indeed, "bloo-d will tell," when blotobee
and incrustations mark the skin. weareem Ceram
and Weaver's Syrup ante short work of all blood
and skin troubles.
"Szo 1 Miss Mary, dey tell me dal. you
shall tell my gharacter by my hen& 1"
"Well, to begin with, you're a Ger-
man-" "Ach I it is vonderful 1"
"my Heart was Thumping my Lite mit,"
is the war Mrs. R. R. Wee ut, of Brook -
vine, Ont.,- describes her sufferings from
smothering. fluttering end palpitation.
Atter trying many remedies without ben-
efit, six bottles of Dr. Aenew's Cure for
the Heart restored her to perreot health.
The first dose gave almost instant relief.
and in a day differing ceased altogether.
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"You knew Jones, who was reputed so
rich? Well, he died the other day, and
the only thing he left was an old Dutch
clock." "Well, there's one good thing
about it; 'It won't be much trouble te
wind up hie estate."
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Time tries all things, and as Sickle%
Anti-Constimptive Syrup has stood the
test of yeare it now ranks as a HOMO
specific inahe treatment of all alitnehts
or the threat and 'lungs. 11 will soften
and Subdue the most stubborn oough by
relieving the irritation, and restore toe
.affected organs to healthy condiuons.
Use will Show its value. Try it and
be convinced of its efficiency.
11011.010fteliVi•
THE DIFFEFtENCE.
Mike : "Kiti yez tell me Owes th'
difference betwane humor an' wit, Pat?"
Pat : ies Mike th' difference be-
twane whin yure wolte tickles ye un -
Mier th' chin wid a shtraw from tae'
broom an' whin the hits ye over thf
handle a ut."
• •••••..0.•
ANn IT WONT TELI,.
Some well-meaning people go on the
stage to elevate it and make ft good.
Others, with the best of intentions, fail
to "make good".on Me stage.
While still others, after a little ex-
perience, leave the stage for good.
Which ono Is right "goodness only
knows!"
MARTYRDOM DESCRIBED
Kingston !don Tells urfloorwyeloIros San:nearer!
and flow fle was 'Release& -
tyr," is how Chas.
11. Powell, ot 105
titiglan Street, Xing.
SS tt rtly, heAginsinarlityrre
to chronie rotistips
III:etre' Mob% let nal
itt ough the
fi. tone% Or: I eenhardra All,
t1111'1ill.w. to induced to try Anti.Pill by
reading the testimony ot some Wm who
bad been rented of constipation by 11. I
had Suffered fervinlikeni ye rs and bad
takers tons of stuff reCons undo) sta
turn hut utters made too • drenahther
than Wier. Dotiara 104 Shoe Was
tb Cora foe the4 Dr. Le Mantra Anti.
rilluttinfiletr; Tto ri_410 co,
UMW% Nieffeat