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MME EXETER ADVOCATE.
aessianaisas
TllLl if tip A a F isBRU a llY 9 It ill].
Little Sermons from Dickens.
l'hienteg beget t .;Fmk
kave y Men haa ete ettetteae
tai+Ull ,it idl.Sl a, a;s otva� rule•: rti,
e a:ati :all t.t+ nt. Tare Aeon if we win.
Let ue- its ata om., the few who do their
:!,nate.
Surprises, line n,1,,'ortaiuee, rtrtly emus
alrlonr.
Ib.gtveress is a teeth quality. au exalted
Hrtue,
La lave of home ties love of country has
Qts rise.
In the cause of triendship - . . brave
all dangers.
'Use anti r.ecee este are good teaebere -
the beet cef any.
Only time shall nll show us, whither win,
'traveler is hound.
T'her.e rs no hitu;.ettoa art Aute rao bad that
It can't he mended.
The. will to do w&4 . . , is the next
thing to having the ]tower:
rheas., never yet wand up w clock or
ireski.at as 1it4;i,tn engine
Fortatne will not hear chiding. We must
not reproach her. or aha will shun Ira
There can he no confusion in following
Sim anti seeltin;; no other fe etteteps.
An honest span is one of the few great
works that can be seen for nothing,
It is an undoubted facet that all remark-
able men have had remarkable mothers.
Natural affection and instint•t are the
Nicest beautiful of the Almighty's. w''rits.
It hat the poor are to the poor is liths
!shown excepting to themselves and Go&
There is hope for all who are softened
rand penitent. Ther' is hope 'tor all sueh.
The nes hue no appree.latton of great
men, but kn^cks therm hour like small
try.,
t.•heerfuluect and t'ontent are great beau-
tifiers and are fatuous preaervera of good
a.
For Heaven's sake let, us mine sacred-
whether there ;s any wrong entr u'ted
to na IQ set right,
Show ea a Yuan who says anything
against i onleu, as women, and I boldly
alaeolare he ie not a► man.
It"F a world of eriea'ed mysteries, and the
Creamtor only knows what Lea beneath the
lrurface of tut liglntet '..cage.
A joke no a'very good thing . but
'when that joke i5 :made at the expellee of
feelinglt, b oft my face against it.
What I want is frankness, confidence,
lase conventionality, and freer play of the
soul. We are so dreadfully artificial.
Do Not Delay -When, through debili-
Wed digestive organs, poison Budin its
way into the blood, the prince consider-
ation is to get the poison out as rapidly
and as thoroughly as possible. Delay
may mean disaster. Parmelee'a Vege-
table Pil3s will be found a most valuable
sed effective metiieine to email the in-
truder with. They never fail. They go
at onee to the sear of the trouble aud.
work Si. permanent cure.
{ A 'Valuable Maxim.
Sadie --Mamma, mayn't I have a piece
et that lemon pie?
arcasi a -I think it hemi that you should
not, nay dors. You know that the last
time you ate a piece it d laagreed with you.
Sadie --•1 know it, mamma, but you know
you have always taught tae to live up to
the rule: "If at• fxrst you don't suceeed,tay,
try again."
linard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Benefits of minuet..
George -I foxy, Jack, change mar Si AV*,
aren't you?
Jack -I haven't more than enough for
lunch and car faro in my pocket. Z'a tis,
I don't Carly money loose in my pockets
any more. I put it in the bank and pay
by cheque.
"I don't caro to bother with cheques. I
rlways carry money in my pockets and I
never miss a cent."
"Yes, but you are not married,"
Cheap Rutter.
The best managed dairies in Mihneaota
have reduced the cost of manufacturing a
pound of butter to Isle rents. The prevail-
ing price in other States is about 8 cents.
The Regular Method.
"How did you get alone, with the Indians
suit In your part of the frontier?"
"Bless you, we don't We make the In-
dians get along -if they have any ]and we
want-"
Prevent Disorder. -At the first symp-
toms of internal disorder, Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills should be resorted to im-
mediately. Two or three of these salu-
tary pellets, taken before going to bed,
followed by doses of one or two pills for
two or three nights in succession, will
serve as a preventi ve of attacks of dys-
pepsia and all the discomforts which fol-
low in the train of that fell disorder.
The means are simple when the way is
known.
The Henson Why.
"I can't live properly on $75 a week,"
Abe young man complained.
"Yes, you can," said his guardian. "Tho
real trouble is you want to live impro-
perly."
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
New Vigour and Energy are soon at-
tained by the use of Miller's Compound
Iron Pills. 50 doses 25 cents.
Curious Mexican Custom,.
.& strange custom is followed by Mexa
can farmers. They use oxen of one color
in the horning and another color in the
afternoon. They do not know why, but
they know it must be the right thing to do,
because their forefathers did it.
It is only necessary to read the testi-
ano.nials to be convinced that Holloway's
Corn Cure is unequalled for the removal
of corns, warts, etc. It is a complete ex-
tingnisher.
Me Wanted to Know.
i3artender (to customer who has not said
anything) -,Say, misters Did you conte in
bore to buy a drink, or are you just shop -
:Pine'
A done of Miller's Worm I"owdeee
occasionally will keep the children
healthy.
TERRIBLE SNOWSUDE.
es Trxfin and I'i,irt�-Titres bfen 5tilrept SUENCE AN LIFE.
Down a Mountainside - Three
Railroaders Killed.
Denver, Col., Feb. 4.--A, snowslide on;,
the main line of the Denver 4i Rio
Grande Railroad nine miles east of Glen-
wood Spring, yesterday overwbellued ag
work train, killing three ]nen and injur-!
ing several others. 'i'he killed care John
McMahon, readmuaster, Denver a; ]Rio
Granas, Ulenwood Springs; Dempsey,
eectionninan, Spruce t,reeit. Col.; J, 11ul-
vihill, secilonmen, lied Cliff, Col. The
injured are Charles Ilaenett. ongiaeer;
T. Carr, fireu tame; R. B Steele, engineer;
A. Diver, brakemnan; G. 11. Berry, ear,.
repairer; B. Bernard, section naan,
'Lae mantle riralsnehe phot dewn the
mountain side ie the canon of the tirend
River on the western slope of Colorado,
and carried the entire trala, osew and
working gang, .Sal nom in all, into the
bottotu of the abyss. The engine, caboose
and cars were carried down before the
slide, and ail the shoveller, evhu were
scattered along the track at work were
swept before the righty weight Trees,
reeks and Large blocks of ice which bad
formed on the side of the mountain dur-
ing the winter added so the weight of
the avalanche. t'litl's rise at the side of
sae railway tracks WO or SOO feet, while
the side of the mountain .at the point
tvinere the accident occurred risa.:.a00
inions porpendroalaarly. Special
(leas were Sent to the spor ae soon as
11igenee vented 'bed the headquarters
of the 1)oaver ti ktio tlrande Re.•act.
IN TIui. s t'ill1'1,.
BL'
itattora decidedly serums Froin ('oa.-
batted Snowfall its Coloriado.
f]eneer, Col,. Feb. 4. --The ftnowstornm
that bas raged with but brief luterinis-
sion for more than a week in Colorado
was renewed yesterday with unabated
energy. The ;snowfall ail day was very
heavy, while strong winds piled it up
and filled railroad outs, almost complete-
ly,"ibloaeking railroad tratl c in the moun-
tain districts. Snowslides have '•coursed
at several poitnte. ono 18 miles west of
Leadvillo, on Mount Elbert, carrying
down a miner's cabin and burying Wil -
liana dlalmn.ng.
Many mountain theme are out off from
the world, the only means of communi-
cation being en snowshoes, Food and.
fuel supplies are becoming alarmingly
short in many places
A hazardous plea) of work, to relieve',
the eullering at llreckinridge, Como.
Dillon and other points around the firsa'.
named canon, eras successfully aceom-
pllsbed by the Colorado Southern Rail-
road yesterday, when oltizens with shove
els cleared off the South Pari; track to
the depot in Breckenridge and ti touch
battered supply train crawled into the,
town, the first inside of three weeks.
The situation at Brackenridge was ho-
rning critical, as the grocery supply
was almost exhausted. Miners, prospeo-
tors, nalllmen and timber cutters were
coming in from the surrounding MUS.
begging provisions. Breckenridge was
buried in snow. :hides In all directions
made the roads leading into the tramp
impassable.
At Leadvillo the supply of coal is so
.mall than a foreed shutdown of amines
and smelters is threatened.
SPANIARDS AVAST ANNEX iritmN.
Appeal From apan t4h Residents of
Bayous Ita•apecti.ng t'ub:a.
Neve York, Feb. 4.-A despareh to
The \Forid from Havana says: .A com-
mittee of :iiinniartis in Havana t,ave
issued a strong appeal to their compat-
riots throughout she island to unite for
the purpose of bringing about the annex-
ation at Cuba to the 'United States.
The appeal states that 400,000 Span-
iards are ready to vote for annexation,
and that this number would bo largely
augmented by Cubans cf wealth, position
and influence, who ea not wish to sea
the revolutionary party in the ascend.
ahoy.
The committee believe that it a vete
were to be taken to -day on the broad
issue the result would be decidedly in
favor of union with America, even if the
negro element in eastern Cuba was al-
lowed a free franchise.
BIG CARGO 1?ItOM Oi7.NTATIA
On the Largest Steamship to Enter the
Manchester Ship Canal.
Ottawa, Feb. 4. -The largest steam-
ship that ever passed through the Man-
chester ebip canal, according to a report
furnished to the Department of Trade
and Commerce, was the Manchester City,
which sailed from St. John, N.B,, and
Halifax, N.S., on Jan. 4th, and reached
Manchester on the 14th. Her big cargo,
consisting of 400 head of cattle, 37,000
bushels of oats, 40,060 bushels of wheat,
67,000 bnsbels of corn, 3,408 hales of
bay, 6,470 bundles of wood pulp, 2,500
sacks of oatmeal, 1,084 cases of eggs,
1,250 tierces of lard, 4,600 bags of starch,
615 tons deals, 4,500 doors, 469 packages
of poultry. 1,415 boxes of butter, and
1,200 boxes of cheese, was all from Can-
ada with the exception of the corn.
Almost Bled to Death.
Sarnia, Feb. 4. -Word bas reached here
that Mr. John Elliott of the 12th line of
Moore met with a terrible accident on
Tnssday, which may result fatally. He
was felling a tree, and the tree carne
down unexpectedly, striking hint to the
ground. His young eon was unable to
render assistance, but he ran for help.
When assistance arrived Mr. 'Elliott bad
almost bled to death. Ho klas been
brought to the hospital here. His skull
is fractured.
A Stouftville Man Burned.
Stcuffville, Feb. 4. -At noon yester-
day, as the men in the StonfFville Car-
riage Warks were off duty, a little job,
which required the assistance of several
men, was done, which resulted seriously
to Uriah Swates, one of the employes.
He was in theact of carrying the gaso-
meter of an acetylene gas machine past a
stove when the gas ignited, burning his
arms and face. No other damage was
done.
The John Paton Fire Cases.
New Rork, Feb. 4. - Judgments
amounting to over $27,000 were entered
yesterday in favor of Horner. E. Dudley
of Buffalo against several fire insurance
companies of this city. The judgments
wore transcribed from the records of
Buffalo, where they were taken by de•
fault, The claims, It was stated, were
'"The mini ter's sermon aft harmonp q assigned to Hamer 1 Dudley by the
s John 1?.aton Con.pany, Limited, ;of . 2 .0.
.seemed to be somewhat out of tune,"
"He forgot his henna," •ronte,.
We Are lydebted to the Forrn;r^
for the latter,
seier:ee .Gave, tTs Dodd'a Kidney rut*
Dodd'aKidney mills Give "ea;:ernritF
From Deets, -41r, Charles Deen'+a
Casae Proves This t'laimn.
LONDON, Jan, 80 --.Lt this season, when
everybody oue meets is complaining of
"the Grip." "Backache." or some other
similar complaint•, it conies as a relief to
know that there are some diseases from
which people can free themselves ab very
slight expense, and tteareely any trouble.
When we find that these eineases have
for centuries been looked upon as incur-
able, and have carried hundr<ds of thou-
sands to untimely graves, we have reason
to bo thankful to science and its votaries,
who bare given us the means to free our
selves from this horrible nightmare of
Death.
As everyone knows, Kidney Diseases
base. until less than ten years ago, been
looked upon ae utterly baton -able. Hund-
reds of thousands have died of them. Until
lately there was no medicine known to
man that would either relieve or euro
them.
To -day, thanks to the wonderful meal -
ripe known throughout tire civilired,world
as
Dodd's .Kidney fills, Kidney Dis uses]
are no more tlangs'reus than a common
cold.
Proof of this feet has leen given by
thousands of startling cures lay Podsi's.
Kidney Pills of cages that the best phybi-
cians had. "given up."
The latest evidence in this city comes
from Mr. labarlee Dean. ale employee az
the Pity Hotel.
Mr, Dean suffered for three years with
terrible Paine in his lack, fie eould get
no relief from any of the many rsnedieinee.
he used.
One day a friend advised him to try
Dodd's Kidney ?ills. Ile did so. As a re -
cult he is now as strong and well as he
ever was. Dodd's Kidney Pills, he says,
are worth their weight in gold.,So they
are to tie-victinms of i(iduuy Iliseas(s.
F;anth. peeve And (•tosetsy,
A London weekly has given two guineas
for a definition of faith, hope and charity.
It is as follows: Falth---Blind trust in a
Aret page. Hope= -What investors are fed
upon. Charity -What some of theta ;'re
likely to be brought to. That is certainly
not bad, but this one is, perhaps, even
better: Faith -The gift that save. man-
kind. Hope -The gift that cheers n au -
kind. Charity -The gift that mattes man
kind
You need not cough all night and dis-
turb your friend,: ; t here is no occasion for
you miming the ri':k of contra: eine' in-
flammation of the lunita or Consu,nntioh,
while gun cant get ]tickle's Auti-(7on-
sutnptive Syrup. 'fide nmedicine cures
mean:, Calsis, ilia:mim:atiou of the lungs
and all throat and chest rratthles. It pro-
nemee a free and e•tny expeeeoreticn.tvhich
immediately relieves the throat and lungs
from viss ld phlegm.
Potato stalks for Paper,
La Revue Graphique Belga says that be-
cause of the searcity of raw lnatealal for
the paper mills of Hollaud they have
pressed into service the haulm or stalks of
the potato plant. which can be bought of
the farmers for 90 cents a ton.
How's This !
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any cannof Catarrh that cannot be oared by
Hill's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, 0,
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 yens, and believe him
perfeetly honerable to all business trausnctlens
and financially able to earry ant any ohligatiun
made by their firm.
Wear & Tan.,lx, Whceesale Druggists. T ledo.0.
WALOING, Ku nus & SlenviN, Wholesale Drug -
,gists Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cur' is taken internally, act•
ing directly upon the blood and mue+eus sur
faces or the system. Price 75e. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. Testlm anials free.
Tee Tongue.
The doctor said; "Show me your tongue."
But the bright little maid was bleb
strungue.
"My tongue isn't sick,"
She answered him quick.
"The trouble's way down in my longue."
If the child is r••stless ar night, hat
coated tongue. sallow comnplexion, a dose
of Miller's Worm Powders is what is re-
quired; very pleasant and perfectly harm-
less.
Time F.nougk Then.
"Don't you think, John, that you ought
to teach that boy that he can't have every-
thing he wants?" she asked. '
"Not now," he replied. "He'll learn
that quick enough after he is married."
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc.
He Was Quote Sure.
Old Lady -Now, porter, you're quite
sure you have put all my luggage in? -the
big portmanteau and -
Porter -A11 right, mum.
Old Lady -And you're certain I've not
left anything behind?
Porter -No, mum, not even a copper.
Skepticism. -This is unhappily an age
of skeptioisl•n, but there is one point upon
which persons acq%minted with the sub-
ject agree, namely, that Dr. Thomas'
Eciecrric Oil is a inedi^ine which can be
relied upon to mire n..cough, remove pain,
heal sores of various kinds, nncl benefit
any infinmedportion of the body to which
it is applied,
(lone to Decay.
Longwood, Napoleon Bonaparte's home
in St. Helena, is now a barn; the room in
which he died is a stable; on the site of
his grave is a machine for grinding corn.
Dasa Stas, -I was for seven years sa sufferer
from Bronchial trouble, and would be so hoarse
at times that I could scarcely speak above a
whisper. I got no relief from anything till I
tried your MINARD'S ,HONEY BALSAM.
Two bottles gave relief and six bottles made a
complete cure. I would heartily recommend It
to any one suffering from throat or lung trouble.
Fredericton J. F VsNsnaxiianc,
Mors than 200 municipalities in Eng-
land, Scotland and Ireland now own the
uiunicipnl gate wor]rA
THE MURDERER'S DOOM.
A murderer's doomn, a constant fear,
The sword e'er hanging o'er lila head.
At every sound that he may hear
He fears, the presence of the dead.
I am that craven. felon man,
'Who took what he can ne'er return,
Who fives beneath a constant ban.
Pursued by retribution stern
Ten years ago this very night
Did 1 commit that awful crime.
And now, before the rmtornieg 1 gOt,.
Most 1 do penance for that scum.
It ever Is a murderer's doom,
On the same night of . cry year.
To be fate led auto t m• tanntb
Tinct bolds the dcasl -my time is here.
I open teleer, the r la:et •est uocr.
That the col; boist'tcu5 wind would
fain keey, slim
And leave the Mum. I r e,ay not enter more
To seek a ]vilely and deserted hut_
Stay! What is that -that form amid the ,
trees
That glowers upon she SO? Let me. re-
turn:
Tway, 'tis the branches wavlrg in the
breeze:
Not It has usoved downs there amid the
fern.
I see its eyes, which glare from that dark
spot.
Where ferns and rushes hide a noisome
pool.
I come. 1 come. whether 1 will or not:
yet now 'tis gore. l'va 'soaped thsat
death se cruel"
I meet ge on, The churchyard must
crony.
I dread each tombstone lest It Wee his
ghost.
Ano as the wind in gusts the diad leaves
toss
Teach rustle makes sne think 1 hear the
lost.
There Is the ill famed hut. ?4y path nee
hcr�.
Mons grown, untrod--a lonely, silent
spot.
My palsied hand shakes with a dreadful
fear.
The ill hung door holds fast and opens
not
Rio ghost is p'raPc behind and /midi 1t.
fast.
Yet must I tinter. It opens with a shock
That nearly throws me. There it is at last,
That plain deal ease faatened with
heavy lock.
No varnished oak ]nooses there the lead.
No velvet and no nails adorn the 114,
The box e'ont,tins no sepula'her of lead.
The burial as it is alone I 416,
Now would 1, in repentance, give rile, all
To busy once more a clear and sinleos
Tided.
No sacralee too great could I recall
That lite and buy that pence 1 ame'er
shall find.
I would that I could scream, but voice Is
gone.
'Tis but a nightmare --nay, for there's
the box:
Qh, why was I to misery thus born?
Yet see. untold my hands undo the, locket
Ah, there they lie. those bleached and
gl.:t'tly bones'
Ah, horror! 'Here It was that night I Stitt
I seem to once more hear the dying
moans
And sea the death throes of -poor
aunty's eat!
-Pick Me Ue.
Common Symptouaa.
"I think I am in lova with that girl.
When she comes around, I got three new
diseases."
"What are they?"
"Palpitation of the heart, ossifit•ation of
the head and paralysis ;if the amin et. -
Chicago Record.
what :neon mode t'ontatea,
A bowlful of sugar.
Enough salt to provide a dinner party.
Enough gas to fill a gasometer of
8,649 feet.
Enough iron to make five carpet
tacks.
Enough carbon to make 9,360 lead
pencils.
Phosphorus enough to make 8.064
boxes of matches.
Er.ough hydrogen to fill a balloon that
would lift himself.
There is enough fat to make from
four to eight pounds of candles.
New life for a quarter. Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills.
Abyssinian murderers.
In Abyssinia it is the law that the
murderer be turned over to the rela-
tives; of the dead person, they if they
please, to put him to death in the same
manner in which the murdered person
was removed.
A new back for 50 cents. Miller's
Kidney Pills and Plaster.
Flour is now being pressed into
bricks for use on the march and in
cramp. The• British Government is test -
in it for its army.
We give
this fine
WATCH
with chain and charm, for sell.
ing two dot. Whiteliggi,t Wicks
.at tencents each. .Se Money
Required. Write, end we will
send .the Wicks, postpaid, and
,our big Premium List. When
you have sold the Wicks ,re-
turn the money, and we will at
once send your .watch ,free ,of
all charge. Hundreds have
earned fele watches working
for us, why not yoi? Ja
toritiriQ, rnention this paper.
Wl31TELICHT WICK CO.,
TORONTO, CAN.
Th. 'White Man In the Tropias.
The attempt to acclimatize the w'hite
man in the tropics meat be recognized
to be a blunder of the first magnitude.
All experiments bassn upon the idea
are mere idle and empty enterprises,
foredoomed to failure. Excepting only
the 'deportation of the African races
under the situation of elavery, probably
no other idea which has held the mind
of our civilization during the last three
hundred years Las led to so much phy-
sical and moral suffering and degrada-
tion or has strewn the world with the
wrecks ofso many gigantic enterprises.
In the- tropics a white mann lives and
works tinder water. Alike in a moral.
in an ethical and in a political sense,
the atnmos.phere he breathes Must be
that of another region than that whirl,
produced him and to which he belongs
Neither physically, Morally nor politi
cally • can he be acclimatized in the tee
pica. Benjamin S. Hidtl.
Don't
Forget the
EASY RUNNING
When you're ready to buy that
new Bicycle. Write for Ostalogtie,
Gerotom: Mfg. Co.,
TORONTO,
Ont.
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BOY THE SCRiP AND PAY FOR IL VA and upwards sent to
us can be doubled within one year ; too have done it athousand
i�
times, we Can do it again if our advice is Rated upon. ,tow we (to
it : We buy low priced Railroad Shares that we have inside information upon.
We know of thousands who dabble in "Bucket Shops" and Min-
ing Stocks, both are the worst kind of lotteries; we know of
thousands more who are ever ready to invest in paper town lots
where the chances are very remote for increase in value, and
usually the money invested is never recovered. and even when
the property aloes increase in value it is difficult to secure a cash
purchaser. if it is railroad stock you can sell it for spot cash at
any time. We have been twelve years in business in this con-
servative old Vermont City of Burlington, and we can furnish
references from National Banks and leading citizens throughout
the State, and we do not expect any person to deal with uu until
we prove our responsibility and reliabii ity.
KNOTT & CLOSSON,
Bankers and ilrokers,
BURLINGTON. VT., U.Q.A.
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1rE GIVE for selling 2 dozen g¢aald•topped, enamel -
backed Lever Collar Buttons at 10a each ora lady's *
watch and guard for senior 3 dos No Motor Rsgaaireel, De
You run no risk Write and we send the Buttons, cwt.• l�
paid, with our big Premium List. Sell the Buttons'ts• At turn money, and we send watch, free e t all charge. life- e
sold buttons returnable. Liberal commission if preferred
Be the arst in your field. Send your name and address
today. I. suiting, aunties this paper,
>>>»»»> LEVER BUTTON CO.,TORONTO. ONT. »»»»
How to Do It.
"I suppose to write well you must use
ink well,"
"Yes, nnd to write fine use a pen with
some point to it. "-Harvard Lampoon.
Silly Gossip.
Mand -Is it true that you are In love
with Mr. Bullion?
Clara -Mercy, not I'm only engaged to
hint.
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STOP
that Cough W
that Wasting 1 -tang
that Nervousurxs
HOW?
Go to your druggist, procure one bottle
F R.FRA Ttz)
REIDS'
PIANOS
In TOUCH, TONE
and FINISH they have
no equal. Correspond.•
tats wanted In every town to act as agents
REID BROS. 1'57 King St. West,
BROS., Toronto.
,
STEM _ a � WATCH
C) s BETS
STEM
WIND a FRES
To Intrndnce Ar. wt ten's improved P1ii fiat Teen r1P e •
for enriching the blood, Tor P•+'e people. deliaa4 hale. cine
end kldney dleeeete, rhe,en1iu� bdk she, szerv,,um
general ladles' or
eta, we able IF:3ak E a 14k rold-pt+at58
ratah, tadie'er eent.'r.lanble tlen wee.
Fantod. The P111. are per hoz, (3.68 for a boxes, nrea S.sd Sas
amount and you remiseive 811,1.4 and thewatob. *simile NU
parttcuiare Thie tt a genuine offer.
THE OR. Yong' tOTN PILusa.
T. N. U.
206
COD LIVER OIL
The Improved Emulsion, containing the
best tonics and having no teals of OIL
The Ferreted Cod Liver 011 Company,
500 Uhnrch 85.. Toronto.
=elf your druggist has not got it we
will, on receipt of 5,Oc-, send a bottle
to your address, prepaid.
Iheatelelle
Send Sterling S1ivar .slid Gold¢¢eenneela .
n'a elet, m adie, cad Y�ltettnd
EARNR J one of these handsome
L15Il tt premiums by selling �
to your friends 2t Silver Aluw.
Irian Thimbles cit 10 cents each.
They are more durable thsn'
Guaranteed steel or sterling silver. Tape'
Good Timekeeper. measure or package of needles•
given free with each thimble. Every ladYbuye
as soon as she sees them. No ;stoney required,
Send us your name and address and we will
fiend the goods andcatalogue of preniume
p_ostpnid. Thimbles to be returned if not sold, ,
Men, womimen,hoys and ;title ere selling thous-
1llds—WbynotYOU .? Try. When sold send tieour money and we will send the premium you
select. Mention thin P?Pe
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