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great. be of the Iarge Are, the Omaha hush
be placed so that friends can carry on their
chat: without being overheard by other
'The Kissing Habit ivisitols. unknown tothem, email tables
must beat hand for the empty teacups, and.
The fact that the hissing habit furnishes ; so on.. Given a fair amount of available
•an easy vehicle for the dissemination of dis- !Keeney, and a woman's eharaoter eau be
ease germa is of itself a suffieenb reason for 'told by aglence at the room%in her home bo
its abandonment. Many instances have been 7 Qeceen.
cited to demonstrate its dangerous olteraeter
in
thia regard, end, medical men have repeat-
ediy sounded the warning against its,
continuance. A.little thought will emphasize
a
Row To Prepare Caleilnine.
Some of our readers may wish to prepare
the point iu th d e tea er Kum 3, The woman their own calcimine, and we give these rules
who goes about all her women} friends and for the purpose of enabling thein to do so;
acquaintances and their children, old or Soak oueponnd ei white gine over night;
-you've, aiok 0r well, regardless of
he co
l
di-
thou disaolvo it
In boil
ing orator and add
ton In blood Mugs and0 ointment' of twenty pounds o Barie whitediluting with
the possibility that they have recently been wateruntil the mixture ia of the consis-
kiesed by a dozea other pereona respecting tency of rice milk, 1'o this, any tint can be
whose hygienics eonditicus she hae no know- given that as desired, t
ledge, can hardly pleats that the practice to Lilac—Add to the calcimine two parte of
innocertt of danger. Fatal diseases may be Frassian blue and one of vermillion, stirring
and
impact efethe lips and he mingling of ttimes are commuheir avoid too hi hthe te mixture oaQcolory and talking cera to
moisture and of the breath, 9tld diaorelees Brown -Burnt umber,'
that are less immediate or direful in their Gray—Raw umber, with a trilling amount
ef£aots, but noless certainly ttlf he dreaded, of lampblack.
aro more easily and often propagated by the Rose—Three parte of vermilion and one of finance" whoa° operations were disaetroae
kissing habit. The person whom you kfse of red lead, addedin very email quantities bot4 to himself and other people, has been set
may be entirely free from any disease Or until a delicate ebade ie produced. at liberty from Auburn Prison his sentence
unhealthful condition, yet her lips may Lavender—Make a light blue and tint it having been commuted by afloat one half
oarry apoison recently taken from those of slightly with vermilion. on the plea of ill health. .tincts scepticism
another person, You :nay be yourself the straw --Chrome yellow, with a temple of le expressed ae to the Ponndnesa of the plea,
innocent means of traneenttOng the disease Spanish brown.
germ, from one to another. Poisonous cos- Rod; —Two parts of spruce or Indian yet.
meties and fece.p'wdera multiply and low,, and one part siennas
complicate the malignant oonsequenees of Bluo—A small quantityPru'ieian bine
what is held to be an innocent expression of will give a soft, azure tint. Dark blue ia
a reotionate regard, though it meat be admit- never desirable
ted that, as usually practiced, the social
i i a aof o' There
kiss a Eisner the alt k hypo rrBy. h. e
bevy net beer. wanting persona eh:soiting tQ
+speak wit4 the authority of knowledge who
Nava` coutreverted these arguments and
endeavored to disnredie the facta apart
which. they are based, Bet the unchallenged
admission that tome danger does exiat has
been sufficient to practically subttantiatothe
case against the kissing habit, awl the
warrantfor its banishment is being signed
and execatod by au enlightened wvinau-
hood,
The kieeing habit hat been carried to its
greetttt extreme among Eoglith=.speaking
people, and people of other blood are often
amazed acid amused by the universality and
oheapueaa of the kiss among the English Fat is hot enough for frying when the
nations, It is not necessarily an argument article shake fmtnediatt iy and rotes at once,
in its favor, however, that it is thus foundto
be an accompaniment of the highest civilize-
-ait retorted tin #oruaa be promptly o t that
ro r d la b
,
9
p p Y
vies au; crime ale° increase with civilization,
and that even civilized and refined peoples
often keep alive bgrbaroui practieoa, Inherit-
od from savage anceatrv, The lose, :its its
proper function, hat a fine elgniDcauce, ar'd
filmy be anade the vuhicla et the purest emo-
tion!,the honest es reeeloa. of Ie iriwate
teelig, a greeting full of genuine, voluntary
sympathy aced love. The kctang habit is
an abuse and a manse. It :bat brought the
kiss into disgrace and made it vulgar, cheap
and bypooritical, Be it the province of this
generation of refincinent and education to
rescue it from its degraded eatato and; re• beest thou a neap ratty in his cheek, jiyful
*tors it to ins natural element and elevating in rpiritand amiable hi all hie waytl He
place and nae in the Social eeuaotny.—[Good bath taken a geed cook to wife.
lioueekceping.
I OELLA BOTUS. Colne all to The Elysium of Health and
Soy at St. T,eon Springs, Quebec,
WILLIAMS & C4.0
High License hat reduced the number of j SLATER$ & FELT ROOFERS os,ss+rrRlty. ap n
I Here the Buffering masses, even pronoun- "` r bIaxiutastnrera And desist• toltgoting Mater . P Y 4
Salogns in Philadelphia from 1.3,000 to 1,.:
a txi Roof, TCleplione t;11.
nti &$argeaniousetorTR
lFisl'tlf3,'"iLe aoan,atr U
r'< i Bios or tncereatan
sed incurables find rosycheeked health and wane I3utiding Papers, s'to. ol'rtca. x 4 A¢elafoe BEA t a, CHADWICK, BLAChT1014K Q_ OAIT
robust atraA t S• tF.akL't'nr„r*t,,, 'atieto'egtVi'ilitPtRa"1`'lat, u Lt f 1t,4Rfy1,
g h. The whole organism is mated
000..
The effect of the electric light' me the k'erfeotett 4riekiag from Nature's foune, tllf IdnlrrtaLcr sift so xeLtors,
Eiffel. tower is to illuminate alt 'Ye -AA in g pleaanro nevelt s, ' ifl gtO $t , COr. Wilton, (over Beak .00 Toroatol'
s;rreateriifa and nal htis of -_---.
TORONTO. QPtiTs
a before e$ denjoyed.Leon
manner unprecedented.
The pit. that is deepest, the pit that is eneermlue all doadl waste, blood
aunt y
that which i$ the wonder and glory of God's
Fvsu Diabetes a ,sl Dright•s Disease, those
perfenca are 8n. ' M04"iT'1'3
is safe and Effrots permanent notes. Firstly s j, r,
m unexplored and moat unfathomable Ia Leona, de. l ' +r
lPo , dta. 1'onfng the blood, atfm IRON on Tri BOILERR i SIZE
es
, _.
thought and hand—our own eou1,-„(B. W.
n atiug and regulating the cligeative organs,
Beecher.
Stemmer r
a o to en '8,
the wildeof u
to in
n y?
p
koka are effectually forestalled ire their
a o
vo. tof '
onshw i e
bigwhich he c t
ash they .a cb, by th..
story that owner' from Cape Lookout to the
effect that a sunfish weighing 600 pounds
has been etrandtd. on the sands near there.
It is to be skeletonized. it is further assert-
ed, and placed in the National Museum ab
Washington,
James. D, Fieh, ex.?'resident of the Marine
Bank of unhappy memory, and confederate
of Ferdinand Ward, that young ".Napoleon
The easiest manner of cleaning oily or
greasy bottles is to pour into them a little
Strong sulphuric acid, after they have been
allowed to drain ao much as possible, Tho
battle iathen corked, and the acid caused to
llallcatti tints it the foregolog varieties flow into every portion of it for about five
noinaksmile
of calors are Biwa s a reelNe and taatefnl - al ore d then . All
with repeat+
and; so great este yrtnutt be fasten that they ed ri a iega of cold eater d.11 ttacea of oil or
are riot too vivid. Tho thin will always grease lora. will be removed in a vary expedi•
boos manner, and an odour whatever will
appear brighter than in a calcimine pot, and
the workman or warkwomaa mutat keep be thea the bottle ,after wa>ihiug,
this foot in mind when adding the noloring Oklahoma It a splendid country for giving
powers, G Ie a good idea to givo the coil+ women a 0114,14C0 Go vultsvaee the most Pelmet
ing a aalolntloo two or three ahades Tighter kind of a uelity with user in all the rights
metol aa ee the sowoe,
n of their deeper seem and privilegespertat ing to the aottleutent
thea y ab of the wade, t n}iafi it Ker deeper of a new country. A Mies Neppite Daiay,
tongs, The waling vara be calcimined with a boctaeritite so to speak, located a claim,
e. lighter tint, and then more coloring. added ' 414 oras iaoiped" by Baa ungallant fellow
for tho wells. named Scaf%rd, Mise Daisy while visiting
., her claim wait dred upon three timoa by the
interloper, but without being aeriouely in.
jared. kir. Staff'rd has a different mole of
paying addresses to a daisy from that pursue
ed by ploughman R ibert Borns.
The United States Government It thought
keiy to openSioncre
rvB
ison mDa ata
to general settlement as sissy have done the
rlltlaheme. laud mad in view of this itis said,
thatadvcnturera are alread; making their
svayln and staking elainto in advance of
legitimate eauiprarion. It is said, that A
Government order hes 4eea hailed eeViegthat
aettlere will nee be lnroriered with if they go
peaceably, pick out laud and melte ao tits.
turbanee. Ae a consequence chem haat been
agreat rush of settlers into the beat part':'
f the reservation.
Mr. WelteroIugram, of the "Iiluatrated
London Noma" who watt .killed by an eleph•
ant in South Africa, pnieeuudauEgyptiau
mummy a short tiano before hie death. Ito
slide ono of the cloths a tablet was found„
and on it an insoription to the of%oh that
the Mau who profaned the dead would die
a violent doatii within tbreo menthe of the
sacrilegious tot, and than hie banes would be
neutered to the niudt of heaven. v von. SFs. 1
ihn
the three months lir. Walter Ingram mot
a violent death in South Africa, and, 0 his
bones wore not acettered to the winds, hie
body suet with terrible Maltreatment!.
In the lhltie provinces of Germany and
thenelghbourhoo•louetom °rdaine that brides
and younv ntarrioi women shall appear
in a curlew: ornanaeut of rad coral, ft ie
made by stringing Doral boade on a stout
eilleen cord, the amalleab buds procurable
comin'f eet, larger next, then still larger,
ones, until tbo largestof all aroreacbed, Tehe
ornament is warn in nett a way that the€
smaller beads aro round the neok, the next'
In sae round the abouldera while tbo largest
cover the bustand depend down the bank,
The coat of a perfeob string of coral Ilke
this is over fifty pounds sterling, and all
well-to-do families consider ib an indispens-
able item of a bride'a outfit.
Clads and Enda,.
,Always wait until lard ceases to sputter as
'
If it non aLi
t e
dwater
Beatat i
iii er ala for fiats balls light with a
perforated wooden spoon before forming into
belle.
When frying ;seething have a sheet of
soft paper- laid in a pea, and as the food is
taken from the hot fat lay it open the paper
which will absorb the renat ::lug fat.
For all kitaee of. &eh Indian Meat fa
preferable to bread crumbs; a very little
tics ins y be added to the nasal, tio salt
and pepper,
A sett yetpersistent answer turtle% away
a borrowing neighbor.
A Cobweb Tea•
A bazeroalled a''Cobweb Tea" wee held
in thoarlors of a largeprivet() p pro to hoses.
Over the eurranee to the drawing -room an
inscription '.VAN placed whine read thus:
"Will you wslk into my parlor said the
Spider to the Fly?" and an entering it wee
seen that the effe:t of a web was well car-
ried out. The walla were hung with white
and colored tarletan arranged in apider
web form, which was done by gathering rho
material upon old umbrella framer. From.
the chandelier a large imitation spider wain
saapended, and tho doors wore draped with',
colored netting. The artialea aoid were dia.
played upon table's arranged around the
r' walls, each table draped in neb. Tho'"tea."
for whiahalt who partook wore charged 50
cents, was beautifully laid out in tba dining.
room and consisted of bouillon, tea, sand.
wiobee, thin bread and butter, cakes and rl
ices, and the ladies who served warn aprons
on whloh cobweb') were embroidered. Over,
the table a huge 'Iapanoan umbrella was
spread, its ribs covered with net, and look-
ing lndiorouely liko a spider web. These
novel decorations created much merriment,
and tho afternoon "Cobweb Tea" the hours
of which were from three to seven, netted a
goodly profit for the aharitahle object for
which le was undertaken.—Some Decorrc
• tion,
Parity of Weddingp 'Mugs
What is a wedding -ring 2 It it a pledge
of affection --a symbol of matronago—a cher-
ished possession. But what characterises
it t Manypeople have been much surprised
to learn by the decision in a recent case that
there is some legal standard of purity for a
wedding -ring. We all know that the usual
fineness of a wedding -ring is 22 carat—only
two parts of alloy being put in, that being
necessary to enable the gold to bo worked.
When the ring is put en a young maiden's
fingers, it is lovingly hoped that she may
Live to wear it for many years. Therefore,
the gold of which it is made is as fine as
possible, so that it may wear the some in
colour and brightness all through, till the
tiny thread that hangs on the aged•matron'e
finger, though worn away like her yeah
and her strength, is still as bright as her
honour, as pure as her tried and tested love.
Yes, for practical and sentimental `reasons
alike, a wedding ring aheuld be of the fin-
est gold possible. But the jeweller who
has been fined for selling plain gold rings
containing a large proportion of alloy was,
probably as much taken by surprise as moat
of the general public at the discovery that
there was any standard fineness for wed -
<ding rings,
Homely ,!looms.
When we consider how great a part of an
nglish woman's life is spent within the
'tour walls of her home, it becomes a matter
of little wonder that she should lavish so
much of her time and attention in rendering
it attractive. During the winter there are
days when the comfortably blazing coal fire
in the pretty tilted grate forms such a happy
contrast to the diem's], damp cold without,
that no one, unless compelled, or drawn by
strong inducements, will arose the threshold
ter encounter the foe. She is antagonistic
to the appearance of homeliness which is the
• .greatest charm to English eyes. One of the
worst difficulties experienced by architects,
it seems, it. to design a'Iarge room that
-shall at the same time be cosy. Noeka and
fancilullyahaped tamers are introduoed in
the endeavor to attain the longed -for effeob;
then the decorator comes and the walls are
thong with rich tapestries, satins, or hand-
some wall papers ; heavy draperies are hung
.at the doors, all the colouring is harmonious,
and yet there is something wanting. ,9.asur-
•edly that something is the touch of the
ihousewife's inimitably homely taste, "- With
-
eat it mansion and villa are incomplete.
She feels instinctively the need of a screen
to keep the draught off the musician seated
at the iano, another to ward off the too
Give not that which is useful to the pigs,
neither caeo away ,tale bread which may pus
teas the promise and potency of a good pud-
ding.
Ib e
E Ow r ago hat o
bane o n
an rabl nem nd.
le not to be derided; novertheleaa the clothes.
wrringger and the carpet.oweepor are very
popular in thfa country,
The foolish woman darkenoth her house
to save her etapet and keop out flioa, and be.
hold her ono ren grow pale and dieeeee
markotb her for its pray.
To remove a tight ring, use the fined silk
or thread ernsiatent with etrongtb, Pate
the end, between the finger and ring, keeping
the spool or unlimited end at the aide next
the fingertip. Then wind downwards to-
wards the tip of the finger for about a quarter
of an inch ; then wind oil from above by tbo
short end about half this amount. Prroeed
alternately winding on and off, always leav-
ing about one-eighth of an inoh in breadth
wound beneath the ring. When the knuckle
is passed, tho ring comes off staidly. Oil or
Ito ,p the thread well, and push up tbo ring
before commenoin' to wind.
When a woman Masa hen to drive into
the coop she taker, hold of her skirts with
both, halide, shakes them quietly at the
delinquent and says "Shoo there r The
hen takes one look at the object to assure
herself that it is a woman, and then stalks
majestically into the coop. A man doesn't
do it in that way. He goes outdoors, say-
ing: "It's singular nobody can drive alien
but me *1" and, picking up a stick of wood,
hurls it at the offending biped and yells:
" Gat in there, you thief i" The hen immed.
lately loses her reason and dashos to the,
other end of the yard. The man plunges
after her. She comes back with her head
down, her wings out, and followed by a mis-
cellaneona assortment of stove wood, fruit
cans, clinkers and a very mad man in the
rear.
Then she skins under the barn and over a
fence or two and around the house back to
the coop again, all the while talking as only
an exoited hen oan talk, and all the while
followed by things convenient for throwing
and by a man whose coat is on the sawbuok,
whose liat is on the ground and whose
perspiration is limitless. By this thine the
other hens have come to take a hand in the
debate and help dodge missiles. The man
vows that every hen on the place shall be
sold at once, puts on his hat and coat and
goes down town. The woman comes . out,
goes right to work and has every one of
those hens housed and counted inside of
btvo minutes.
twin terroas, are allayed; as water quenches
G.WIOICE FAIRS FOR SALE IN ALL PANTS OF
BAaTiQit4*ITO min wets, .
PRINOESS A •D FRO” 1323 Tattles wishing to petei+as't improved:. eeeeli PtC,
a uxe r c es
r -o 0 a ar,M w Ey, i -,,`,..,
1 1 r ttp aP i b i)i,,,edlato,
pa €aslon. esti or write to et. z tlflb *7LSOI , % -
,AreboVe 131crck, i'atn at., Winx4pe .fotorwmt,ioo
tut ed fres of bage and se
...Wish c settler*
saotsted: , -
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• se o @t
:oaakiKr ...oil 1
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fire- ` At. Loon ca inimitable, neepproavh•
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its prates. So say learned 13aators. Profen•
cors.:Analysts, &C., &o. Send orders to Se.
Leen Miaeral Wave Co,, I,m'd, either at the
heed ado, , St. Leon, Q.rebeo, or the branch
cffives at Montreal or Toronto.
They Batik it 'p.
The superior merits, as a blood -purifier
and invigorating tonie, possessed by Dr.
Pierce's G.dden Medical Discovery, warrant
ha manufacturers in selling it (as they are
doing through druggists) under a positive
guarantee that, if given a f sir trial, it will
careen diseases arising (corn a deranged or
torpid liner, ae indigestion, or lysprpsia,
and all humeri!, or blood tainha, from what
ever cause arising, as akin soalp and eeroful-
one affections. Tire terms ars, a benefit ox
cure, or money returned.
Chartreuse axed Abel -nth° remain among the
fashicr-abie greens.
A. 1, 452
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A Man Without Wiedcm Livoein aFool's
PPradiso, .A Treatise especially written on
Diseases of Man, containing Facia For Men
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make life worth living. If every adult in
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and follow our views, there would be a
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presentation of facts, calculated to do good.
The book of Lubon, the Talisman of Health 1
Brings bloom to the cheek, strength to the
body and joy to the heart. It is a message
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Cost to the British of Foreign Cemeteries, sealed, on receipt of ten cents in stamps, to
pay poatage. Address all orders to M. V.
Lubon, room 15, 50 Front Street E., Toren.
to, Canada.
The "muzzle veil" is the deatinedaucoeseor
of the Reding or Empire veil, so called.
Consumption Surely Glared.
To the Editor :—
It is not generally known thab the British
Government is wholly or partially respon-
sible for the maintenance of several eemeter.
iea in foreign lands where English soldiers
and sailors lie buried. The House of Com-
mons recently granted a sum of £819 for
this purpose, the money being thus appor-
tioned :--Bospborue, maintenance and re-
pairs, £357 ; Crimea, maintenance of consoli-
dated cemetery on Cathcart's Hill, . £200 ;
Barcelona, sexton's pay, £3 ; Bayonne, care
of Guards' tomb,£1 ; Corfu and Ionian.cem-
eteries geueraljy,repairs and,guardianshlp.of,
£150 ; Tripoli, care of burial' ground, £5 ;
Trinie, ditto, £5 ; Anglo-French Cemetery,
Pirnas, moiety of wages of onatodian, £17 ;
St. Domingo, maintenance and repairs, £20;
Canton, ditto, £10 ; Gallipoli, ditto includ-
ing wages of caretaker ; £17 ; Lissa,main-
tenance of seamen's graves, £5 Beulah,
maintenance and repairs, £20 ; South Africa
Izendhiwana, ,caretaker's wages, £2 ; and
Suakim, maintenance of oemeteriea, £7.
The Far Reaahine
Perfume of a good name heralds the claim
that Patnam's Painless Corn Extractor ie a
sure, certain, and painless remedy for corns.
Fifty imitations prove it bethe beat. Take
no acid substitutes; at druggists.
Please inform your readers that I have a
positive remedy for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hopeless
oases have been permanently cured. I shall
be glad to send two battles of my remedy
free to any of your readers who have con-
sumption if they will send me their Ex-
press and P. 0. address. Resp'y, T. A.
Slocum, M. C., 164 .. West Adelaide St.,
Toronto.
The Henri IL cap of velvet is fashionable
for afternoon drives, matinees and informal
receptions.
Dr. Pieroe'e Pellets . cure constipation,
biliousness, sick headaohe, bilious headache,
and all derangements of the stomach, liver
and bowels.
Fine homespun remain in favor.
$500 Offered for an incurable case' of
Catarrh by the proprietors of Dr. Sage's
Remedy. 50 cents, by druggists.
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BROliCIIITIS
COWES
COEDS
Wasting, E;seaies
Wold :xful Fleei2 Producer„
. cv#t n ' I'utnleiQn is not ta.,erret remedy,
Coatainihn the aliiiiriintit e Ilvlatilrhos-
lelaitte meat bore Norwegian e'en fewer r 011,
the pot:ney of both tieing largely ie.-
' eased-
ii'eased, It. ie used byPbvhaelats all over
eil+l. -
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sage t.;/ -" IArtr;f'irte. Mor. and $r.00.
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GEORGETOWN, ONT.
DR. DORENWEND'S
Restores Grey Hair, Stops
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gone, Maio will produce a
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where.
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Sole Manufacturer,
TORONTO, OMT., OANADA,
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., Sole ilI:uIIIfIIetItrcrs, Toronto, Qift.
Planers, Matchers and Moulders Combined.
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A New Lease of Life. A Cure Without liedicille,
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Electricity is Life, our appliances are brought directly into contact with the diseased part.
They act as perfect absorbents, by destroying the germs of disease andromovingall
impurities from the body. Diseases are successfully treated by correspon-
dence, as our goods can be applied at home.
READ OUR HOME REFERENCES;
=NWT CONWAY, 44 Centro Street, cared of intermittent fever in ten days, one year's stand-
ing; used Acting and Belt. MRS. S.M. WHITEHEAD, 578 Jarvis St., a sufferer for years, could
not bo induced to part with our Electric Belt. ,IIIc. J. ,FULLER, 441 Centre Street, coughed
eighteen months, cured in two treatments by Acting. J. 11e(U AIG, grain merchant, cured of
rheumatism in the shoulders after all others failed. JAS. 1YEEKS, Parkdale, sciatica and lame
back, cured in fifteen days. Wel. NELLES Thessalon, cured of lame back, painin breast and
dyspepsia, after being laid up all winter. MRS. J. swum, 87 Agnes Street, cured of sciatica
in six weeks. D. K. JiELL, 135 Simcoe Street, cured of one year s sleeplessness in three days by
wearing Lung Shield and using Retina, T. D. AIcH IY, Queen Street, tobacconist, curod of head.
ache after years of suffering. MISS ANNIE WRAY, Manning Avenue, music teacher, finds
Actina invaluable. MIS. 4'.2tEEN, Thessalon, cured of pain in the back and kidneys,
said to be Bright's disease. E. IRIGGS, 220 Adelaide Street West, cured of catarrh
by Actina, G. S. PARDEE, 51 Beverley Street, cured of lame back after all medicines
had failed. MISS DELLA CLAYTON, Toronto, curod of paralysis after . being in the
hospital nine months. NI1tS, ANDREWS Thessalon, cured of rheumatism and hip disease ;
could not walk without a Dano. JOHN THOMPSON, 109 Adelaide west, cured of a tumor in
the eye in two weeks by Acting. Miss E. M. FORSYTIH, I8 Brant Street, reports a lump drawn
from her hand 12 years' standing. MRS. MATT, 342 St. Clarence Avenue, Toronto, cured of
BLOOD POISON.
"Your Belt and Suspensory have cured me of impotency," writes G.A. "I would
notbo without your Belt and Suspensory for $50," writes J.
eleG. "For general debility your Beltand Suspensory are
cheap at any price," says Mr.S. M.C. These letters aro on file.
MIs. McCLINCIHT, Thessalon, cured of rheumatism in back
and legs, very bad case laid up a long time. Many more
such testimonials on file.
Catarrh impossible sander the influence of Acting
Actino will care all diseases of tho eye.
Send for Illustrated Book and Journal giving full list, Free.
No Fancy Prices.
Combined Belt and Suspensory, only SS.00—Certain Oure.
NO VINEGAR OR ACID USED.
W. T. BAER, c 00.,
1E1tUON THISPeftEe. 155 QueenStreetWest, Toronto!