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Sonsecibers who itto net receive their pipe
nainlerlY wiltPletise notify toe et once.
Pall at the oMce or &evert:Wag rates.
THE EXETER ADVOCATE.
THURSDAY. MARC11 2, 1890.
Stray Bits of information.
One-tenth of the world es still unex-
plored,
(namela leas reeently spent $16,400,000 on
bar canals alone.
Liquor dealers in Indiana paid in fees
and fines as year $918,625.
County expeudittares for paupgra in In -
liana 1298 were ;:.4 cents per head of
Populati n.
Stecleings Arse came into use in the
eleventh century. Before that cloth band-
ages were wound round the feet.
The telephone subscritars of the wbole
world number about Lee0.000. The United
Stars stind vthe Sup with 000,000.
Contracts otetie on seutzday may be en -
tweed ea eeireeeecea„ a( or:ding SO a dad-
aton Or the supreme eottrl; of that state.
There never t ver will be, a,
sniverszti naneveteee renzellea for an
Pis to wee:et de-,r—the eery • utatire
cella:are eurarivee ezezeg .thet were
the germs of or i.er aeal tiIilementiay seazee
disweees reote2t tlize reeefeas Of the
pettent—weete us tied relieve One ill iet
ura waned :vase/sate the other. We
have. lowe.vr, 2:4 tanto Wine, when
Obtainable in a eettesti uneduiteratea.
twat e, a remedy for meny anti greviatts
By.ite graettel :tail Jude:m.1e le. the
,.eraoest systems: nee ;:et i Into tonvaleseence
.aud strettg.n.bv tmwee wtoen Qua
nine exerts en Netar's own retora.tiVeS.
ItrelleVei the tiroti;m,14 spirits of these
with whom a clarotec etete of matted des-
pondency at Ittele o it:tomer. M life i' a-
eneezzeta and, by tram qualzing the nerves,
dieposes to sound and refreshing steep—
leapaets vigor to the amion of the aloe&
which, being stimulated. coureeze th reunite
out the veins, stretegtheuing the healthy
animal functions a the system, thereby
Making activity a necessary result,
strengthenitzg the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand increased stelae:iice—result, tree
proved appetite. Northrop a Lyman of
Toronto, have given to the public their
superior Quinine We at the usual rote,
.and, gauged by the opinion of scientist.%
Ude wine approateree nearest perfection ot
ape' in the tuttreet. All druggists sell ire
Not So to His,
Jack—She is generous to a fault.
Tont—Must be a mistake. I told ber
that 1 bad a gramt many faults, and she
said she knew it and hoped that I would
eetrain from calling on her in the future.
—Somerville Journal.
Thirty-six echicies pass tbe London Man -
sloe House in a minute at noon, the busi-
est time of the day. A reporter counted
3,942 passing east and west in a single
tour. Of these f148 were buses, capable
of carrying Male persons, and 604 were
drays, capable of hauling 1,000 tome
susoiciwee
"What are those roses worth?"
"Those are $2.60 a dozen."
"Is that your regular tigure, or haver=
marked them up 'bemuse Ian a plutaber?"
money it: orowina Is eta
Nut growing is profitable, but it require!!
years to bring a nut tree to a stage of
growth. where It will pay 'well, hence only
young farmers are induced to devote land
en that direetion. 'Walnuts, chestnuts and
butternuts would improve with cultiva-
tion. in a few years walnut trees will
be so scarce that the farmer who has a
grove will secure his awn price therefor,
the timber being valuable,
Ask for linard's and take DO other.
He Wasn't Prepared.
"Would you advise me to take an ocean
trip, doctor?" asked the invalid.
'Nn" was the reply; "I think a series
of mut‘ baths evould benefit you. more."
"But, doctor," said the sick man, in
tones tbat savored of hopelessness and de-
spair, "lean% afford to go into politics."
You think I look so much better: yes,
and I feel better—Miller's Compoundlron
Pills did it.
Hot Place to Go To.
Mrs. Crlmsonbeak—I wonder where in
the world the alarm clock has gone. I
law it on the mantel yesterday.
Mr. Crimeenbeak—It was there yester-
day, but I heard i going off this morning.
"Well, I hope it hasn't gone where you
told it to go."
My daughter has improved so much that
youwould hardly know her—Miller's Com-
pound iron Pals did it.
Two Opinions.
"Conversation is only the art of talking
back."
"Not much; conversation is the art of
getting somebody to listen to you."
"•••••••oombomrs.mm
Mueslis. C.C. RICHARDS & Co.,
YA"h1101:7TH, N. S.
Gentlemen.—In Sao a y Lee'air,
one of the men employed me, IN, Atingle t e
lumber ‘t nod , ad. a tree f 11 on tins, clashing
fe,,efany. He e as, •• hen fund, pi red on
a wed ants taken h' me. w e e grea: itars were
itntertained for his recovery, hie hips beteg
badly bruised aud his le ely turned black from
h is ribs t h,s feet. We used \IINARD'S
MENT on him freely t deaden the pain, and
with the use • f three bott.es he was completely
cured and ...Mete return to his work.
&mama Dervara
Elgin Boad, L'Tslet Co.. Que.,
May Nth, 18.98.
.4==•••
They Onght To.
• Larkin—I wonder why so many girls
elope with coachmen?
Gazzam—Under the impression that they
will make good grooms, I suppose.
Ffealth for the children. Miller's
• Worm Powders.
Miss Sue ---Come quick, doctor; brother.
„.• is hardly able to breathe.
Dr. Eurenon—I'll soon stop that.
Sore Feet.—Mrs. E. J. Neill, New Arno
egh, P. Q, writes: For nearly six
Months 1 was troubled with burning
aches and pains in my feet to such an ex
Vent that I could not sleep at night, and
se my •feet were badly swollen I could
sot wear my boots for weeks, At last I
got a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eelectrie Oil
rind resolved to try it and to my astonish-
ment I got almost instant lend, and the
•eine bottle ae,complished-a Deefect cur
NADU LIF
ASSURANCE
Sound and Prosperous
TheSame Officers Re-elected
Tbe Fifly-aul Annul Meenig of the
Canada 014fe AWara7rei. Compel:3y was eel('
• liamlitc.lo on the 1411 enet., and be re'
port ehoes that ibe oweepeuy la in a most
mune and prosperous litlaiaaal conlizem,
and that it attU anitinuee to eold its pane
as the heeder.g life nSSOMILIC: C0111;PADT of
tee Doicainlea. The follow:1w za a sliest
synopsis of elle report:
per.ng vete, ittIe applicable:1s for e0,14 -
7G4 e ia.suraucP wait} rte, Om t"
the cleelieed eata de:errid apelicataao tee
aotual issue et the leer was 144.4.) po Hee
tor $5,411i,310. This anamat es au adeince
epee the baseteese of o be past taro yaws.
The total business f,re.c.a1 :ilea pewee
ber lest we eaileene-,e41 ssurauees,
4ernearly ,00O pralel. a, upon ;War 35,0t4I
fixes. The paver/ea of poleyeeelere
emouated to about aLe00,000.
The eum of eeteaz tei we eet aside MS
special prevision towards a Ligiler reser:4
basis. to which the lower rates of inter:en
nOrr obtainable makes It a prud sat look for.
ward. After the provso rthe
reserve Upu Policies and all other ihneeilles,
tizere let feet a surplus Over all tale Atte*
amounting to $4,Salr,747.
VINACeeeleaL ABSTRAGT FOE Twat 181S.
Familia= Income (net) en I 7.41bl 72
Interest, Rents, etc..-- taneetele
leattal.440 44
Peld Poneybolders $1.71X4170 40
Ex rases. ti'axtee, etc. ,3'» 7.1
..e letaea *74 eel
441:14.441
v1030.419 44
40.10.•••••••••••••11•1•14,140
ASSETS, TAN Ist, 1$01,
Ledger Asa('ts .....
Other Assets . .. „,.. rae am es
Total Assets ,.. • 4 0* 4* • .M0.0.101.7 33
LTABTLITIES.
Assurance Iteserve Pitild(4 Per
eene.) . ..... y...a17.0.11,Zite 09
Special Reserre towards iteetier
standard . ... t4t1.000 00
AP other Lialtaitive Z17.3,$.50 41
18,14 WS 44
Surplus ever an Leabintlea. 1.$1S 747 80
420. 68.517 a?
The President, 'Mr, A. 0. autumn. Is
moving the attention of the rcpott, s idt
"It le the twenty4ow-1n year le Wit tat 1
have had the honor, as Pres dent, cf /sub.
mining a report to ran, and It Is with the
same sate:faction and cenadenee as I luiva
basally hat upon all these eceasions, and,
indeed, during ail the forty years or my
connection with the earnpany, that 1 em
Mee to point to the success and the sound
position Willett the company °reviles
The new business during ;he year Whet la
exams of that of the previous yeas. Sucre
a ;result speaks well for the public o aft.
dent* which the company enjoys. Our neer
businees has been obtained without undue
expense and with a scrupulous care not to
mealead aopitaurts."
Mir. Ramsay polluted out that It is pow
sibl;e to Injure a rite *Moe by Oran it
tee much new business. obtained nit too
great cost Be pointed omt Mat there is
too great a disposition for COI0117alaes to
congratulate &erase:7es upon a big now
business and being in an apparently pros.
perous condition, when, as a matter ott
fact their reserve may be inad'quate, fund.,
badly Invested, expense of management
ruinous. and profits infinitesmal. The big
new busbeess le Illte charity In covering a
multIttule of sins, but a big new business
is not so much a matter of menit CS a mat.
ter ot pnice. Me. Ramsay also poenited oat
that there are already Indications that
companies which have been unduly ex-
panded and differently conducted from
the Canada Vita are suffering the effects
of their different course, and that the great
companies whose business Is of the largest
amount, and whose enormous growth makes
them apparently of the most progresave
and prooperous character, are just those
who hove been the moat conspicuous In the
decline a the reedits Ny'each they have been
able to gate to their policyholders.
The redo of the Canada Life's expenses
to Income was 13.61 per cont. in ISIS. and
Dar. Ramsay Invited those present to coon -
pare that with the corresponding ratio of
any other company doing business In Can.
ada, pointing out that "mere mrogni.tude
of ibusiness without regald to its cost, is a
distinct and direct injury and an Nies ice
to our older polleyholalets, whose advantage
and security should be our Bast care."
President Ramsay also called attention to
the coatiamed decline in the rate of enter.
est obtainable on satisfactory love:elements,
and looking to the diet that a Lire as ur-
anee company's ofbiligations are based leon
an assumption at thitcrest to be obt.tin d
during very long pen'ods, up to w.y fit Y
yeas's, it is a matter of prudent regard to
the solidity and safety of the company anti
its policyholders that the company should
preparre to still further strengthen the re•
serves upon policies. With that In view, a
span of 2125,000 has been set aerde es a
special fund towards a higher vaina;tion
standard. The wisdom and prudenos
this course will commend itself to all In.
terested In the company.
The Viceas.resielenit, Mr. F. W. Gates,
seeotnded the adoption of the repent, Which
was unanimously carried. By a vote el
13613 shares to 954. It was resofved that It
would he in the interests of the compeny
that its chive' place of beelness should h•re.
after be in the el ty cf Toronto.
The folic/vying Diredtors were elected to
11111 the place of thoge retiring:
Mr. A. G. Ramsay, Admit Brawn, Wm
Gelman. M.P.. J. ev. FitteeMe; John Hoek n
Q.C., and Z. .A. Q.C.
At a subsequent zneeeng at the DIrect.rs
lir. A. G. Ramsay and lir . F. W. (lutes
were unanimously re-ease:Led President and
Vine -Preside reaper -Lively.
HE FOUND OUT.
The Policeman Was Kind Pricitligh to GI•ni
• Him a Practice], ennetra.tiore
If you don't object I'd like to ask you
some:lane Said an old man with a cane
and satottel as he stopped a policeman on
Mouroe avenue.
Ask year question, was the reply.
I live up in Macomb counto, and I bave
a son Bill who cozens down here purty
• often. The last time he was here he canto
home with his coat ripped up the Intel
• dead broke, and said a policeman had
giver:11am Sits
Well?
Wall, what did he gitt
He got the collar, probably lust as he
said.
But what is the collar? That's what I
went to ask.
Why, he was probably bolf tight old
whooping along the street a''.7.d en officer
took him by the collar—this—way—and
gave won a, shut:re—that way—and rattled
his heels together—just so—and—
Sayaeold on! shouted the old map, SS he
picked up his satchel and cane and hot and
worked himself down into his coat.
What's the matter?
I've found ous all I want to know! If
Bin got that kind of a collar and was
locked up and linen $5 to boot. VII go
home and raise his wages $4 a month sad
give hint every Saturday for a holiday.
o Versions of a Vision.
A young fanner who had great canceit,
little discretion and scarcely any educer
tion, presented himself at a Peeslayter.an
conference And said he wished te be Or.
dainett as a prettelter.
"1 ain't had any learnine," be said
frannly. "but I reckon Vita Celled to
preach. I've had a vision three night*
rennin;' that's why Inn hem."
"What a as your vision?" inquired one
of the elders
"Well," add the Young man, "I dreamt
3. see a big, round ring in the sky, and in
the middle of it was vivo great letters—P.
C. 1 know that :mettle Presbyterian cote
feronee, and here I am."
There was an uncomfortable pause,
which was broken by an elder who knew
the young map and was well acquainted
with the poverty of his faintly and the
neglected condition of the farm in which
his father had taken such pride.
itaYen't any gift At reading visions,
said the old mau, gravely, as he rove from
his seat, "but I'd line to put it to nay
young friend whether bo doesn't think It's
possible those twu letters may have amid
for 'Plaut Corn?' "
Fortunately this version was accepted
by the applicant.
TRUTH WILL OUT.
The Merits of Dodd's Kidney Pills
Can't Be Hidden.
0. S. Griggs, of Itamiltou. Tolls of Rio
Experience—Fla Sunerod With ItrIght1a
Disease for Pilcht Years—Dodd's
Sidney rats Cured 111ra.
MIMI:rag, Feb, 20,—"Mr. Griggs, Is it
true that you were cured of Bright's Dis-
ease by Dodd's Kidney Pills, after eight
years' suffering and when no other inedi-
eine could do you any good?"
This question was asked a few days ago
by a gentleman who wished to investigate
for himse f the statement made in last
week's papers to the above effect.
"It is true," answered Mr. Griggs, em-
phaticaliy. "I was cured. by Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills when c‘very other medicine I had.
tried had utterly failed to do me any good."
"When I was advised to try Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills I did not think they would help
2110 81217 more than other medicines had. I
was so sick that I was willing to try any
means if it gave a hope ora chance of cure,
"Well, soon after I started using the
Pills I began to feel different. I found in
a week or so that I was actually getting
better. I kopt on taking the medicine
until I had used three boxes. After that I
didn't need any more. I was cured, com-
pletely and permanently. You may know
what I think of Dodd's Kidney Pills when
I tell you that I never let my hcuso be
without them."
Dodd's Kidney Pills are the only known
positive cure for Bright's Disease, Dia-
betes, Rhtumatism, Lumbago, Gout, Sci-
atica Gravel, Stone in the Bladder. Dis-
eases of Women,and other Kidney Diseases.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are sold by all drug-
gists at fifty cents a box, six boxes $2.50,
or sons on reccj,t of price by The Dodds
Medicine Co., Limiied, loronto.
P,erkwisitcs Were Small.
"I cannot compliment you upon your
choice, Susan, " said the kind mistress, after
having had an interview with the future
busband of her domestic.
"My wages ain't been much since I've
lived ere,in um ; the perkwisitos in the way
of bones and urippin' is likewise small. I
give you my word, mum, as I ain't saved
more'n a ten pun note, an' a servant girl
can't expect much of a husband for that,"
•rejoined the faithful Susan.
An Infant Philosopher.
Friend—He is a bright child, !SD' t he ?
Papa—Bright? Why ho has learned al-
ready that perseverance overcomes ob-
stacles, and he makes himself a nuisance
until he gets what he wants.
How to Cleanse the System. —Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills are the result of scientific
study of the effects of extracts of certain
roots and herbs upnt the digestive organs.
Their use has demonstrated in ninny in-
stances that they regulate the action of
the Liver and the Kidneys, purify the
blood and carry off all morbid accumu-
lations from flie system. They are easy
to take, and their action is mild. and bene-
ficial.
Pictures of the, Stornach.
A German physician, Dr. Riegel, has
made some important diseoveries.relating
to internal clisease,s by making patients
swallow a miniature photographic appara-
tus and taking pictures of the interior of
the stornadie.
Miller's Worm Powders are the best
laxative medicine for children; as nice as
sugar.
Ruskin's 114 books bring him in $20,000 a
year. Swinburne, who has written little,
makes $6,000 a year by his poems.
IF YOU
HAVE
0 E
Send 6e. in stamps f s Treatise. Home Treat-
ment. No knife or plaster is used,
T.N.STOTT & JURY. BOWMANV I LLE, ONT
TWO "SPOOKY" STORMS.
A crash That Broke Nothing and Se
Vanished Dinner.
When Spiritualism was comparatively
• new aud we were youngsters, we used
hear delightful spooky stories about naysterious petioles of furniture and things
which ono never seems to hear nowaelays,
3. rename/ter one about some apople who
had guests invited to a grand dinner. The
table was spread with all the dishes, but
the meal had not aet been served, Tile
family had a great store of beautiful glass
aud china, and it was all on the table.
For. a moment the serwaits were all out of
the dining room, and, just at that moment
all the people in the rest of the house
heard a deafening crash of falling dishes.
From the dining room there ozone the
Found of glassware precipitated upou the
floor and, crashing into fragments, mai in
the midst of the roar of this wreck there
rose to the terrified ears of the host and
hostess the high, clear note of the smash-
ing or much thin china.
Everybody in the house—family, guests,
eervants—rushed to the dining roout door
at the same moment, •expecting to See
nothing less than the table overthrown
and every precious dish on it broken. And
• what did they behold? The table set in
perfect order, with not a thing on it dis-
turbed. What bad made the awful crash?
Nobody ever knew. Not a dish was even
nicked in that housethatday. The spirits,
so the story ran to us, bad just made a
terrible ghostlyeraele for the fun of it toed,
the atonia of the Itousebold.
I remember Nutt thls story Impressed
me a great deal more than it would have
impressed me if theelisites Mal really been
found smashed, though it could have been
proved that no Morena being had been in
tire roosu at the time. I bad never before
heard of a ghost that was a crash. and
nothing mare. I fanny the astonishment
of those alleged people was not greater
than that of a friend of nano over an epi-
sode not at all similar. This gentleman's
wife and daughter were mit shopping one
Afternoon, and be reaclual home uhead.
them So far from feeling grieved and
traged at not finding them there to
make him welcome, be set to work pleas-
antly to give them a surprise by gettiug
them their supper, He hadn't much in
the house, but be set out what be had and
placed on each of three plates a nice lot of
sardines and tbeu went out to make them
tea. Ile got it made and came baok and
looked at his table in astonishment. Hie
supper was gone! The plates Were there
just where he bad placed them, but they
were as clean as when he put them on.
Ile knew that there was not another hu-
man being in the house. What sprito had
wafted away those sardines?
This is A true story. 'There was not an-
other human being in the house, but the
gentleman owned two delightful cocker
spaniels, and theywere in tlx house, Who
can doubt that, as they licked the plates
which had contained the sardines, they
bad said to themselves: "Go to. Wo will
make it unnecessary for our dear master
tsooriepvtash these plittes?"—ZeSton Tran -
Egyptian Mortalities.
Here aro some extracts from the advice
that Ant, an Egyptian scribe, gave his son
in the thirteenth century before Christ:
"If a mau cometh to thee for counsel,
let this drive thee to books for informa-
tion."
"Consider what bath been; set before
thee a correct rule of life as aix example to
follow. The messenger of death Will come
to thee as to all others to carry thee away;
yea, he standoth ready."
"%Take heed with all diligence that thou
woundest no man with thy words."
"The man who, having received muoli,
giveth little, is as one who committeth an
injury."
"Whosoever speaketh evil receiveth no
good."
"When thou bast arrived at years of
maturity and art anarried and hast a
house, forget never the pains which thou
bast cost thy mother, nor the caro which
she hath bestowed upon thee. Never give
her cause to complain of thee, lest she lift
up her hands to God in heaven, and he
listen to her complaint."
"Be watchful to keep silencs."—West-
minster Review.
Solid Growth.
The annual statement of the British
American Assurance Co., published in
another column of this issue, shows that
the past year has been "a growing time"
with this company. The British Ameri-
can Assurance Co. continues to show solid
growth from whatever standpoint the
business is measured. Their report is in-
teresting reading..
• Cheer fel itoileation.
By not smoking cigars, said Uncle
Allen, who was in a contemplative nlood,
I suppose I have saved in the last 50 years
not loss than $5,000, and the young fellow
that's going to inherit my money will
probably spend that $5,000 for cigars
inside of ten years.
Weather I:oreetust.
Warm and olose, to be followed by a
storm.—Judge.
• Why He Was There.
He held two positions, a witness in the
criminal Superior Oourt and a prisoner in
the county jail.
Nothing was said about his last position
by the deforadant's attorney, and the wit.
nese seemed. puffed up with his own
portanoe.
You are a prisoner in the jail, are you
not.° ask ed Solicitor Hill in eross•question.
ing hixn.
• Yasser, dey got me down dar, replied
the witness in a surly tone.
• What have you been doing?
Nuffin.
Ain't done anyhing?
No, sah ; I am clone nuffin.
You are one of those innocent men who
are being unj us Ll y punished ?
I am dun amain; nuffin tall.
Well, ain't there some charge against
you? Why did they look you up?
Dar was a ole po' white titan come long
an"dentilled some chickens I had, but I
am dun nuffin.
• Are
you think-
ing of buy-
ing a new wheel? If so, be sure
and see the
before you purchase. Write for a
Catalogue, either English or k'rencle.
Genciron Mfg. Co.
TORONTO,
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INEewe this ere WATCH, with eham endeherne.
tee; for sailing g +''n gold -top ae. custasl-
backed Lover Collar Buttons at leo, each! or la4ra
nod guard for sellme 3 dere No Nolo Reporsil.
Tau run no riell Wri'e and WO Sow! the Buttons. post. 141
paid, with our big Preemie) UR, 3,11 the Buttons, reItt
-
turnlooney. And ne send Watch,/rte ty art tharge. ta,
sold buttonareturnal le Libevileotreistuen if preferred, 4,4)
De the gotta y Oen Hen& your . an a auti adtkerm
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FOR ONE
et, RAY'S WORK u' 11 urdoe, motion is pawn
LEVER BUTTON CO., TORoNTO, ONT, >>>>>>>>>b'
• Denson Xtlfsugh.
"Why did they operate on him for ap-
• pendicitis?"
"They wanted to find out what was the
matter with hint."
Minard's Liniment is used by Physicians.
A, Hitter of Women -
Everybody dislikes a "hateful" woman,
By "hateful" woman is meant one who
says mean things when they are unneces-
sary.
Miller's Worm Powders for restlessness
and peevislates.s.
An effort is to be made to prevent the
Mogul Indians of the south-west from
holding their annual snake dance.
1
i Neat for Liquaryiew Air.
; A Boston refrigerating company has
• fitted up a plant fax liquefying air at the
• rate of 1,500 gallons per day and at a cost
of 20 cents a gallon. The air will bo placed,
at this factory In steel tubes or cylinders
five inches thick for shipment. Each of
1 these cylinders will be arranged to release
the contents a very little at a time, and the
material may thus be used for refrigerat-
ing or cooling purposes es desired.
AU Should Work Together,
Good roads assist in making prosperity
for farmers. Prosperous farmers bring
I prosperity for cities. Prosperous cltiea
and farming districts, when coincident,
mean happy and i earthy people—healthy
because happy. A happy and healthy peo-
ple is the goal of existence. Good roads
are a great force in reaching the goal.
Minard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend. Therefore all classes should, assist• in
securing them.
Romp has been cultivated in the United
States since 1029. New life for a quarter. Miller's COM.
pound Iron Pills,
FREEnit:
• WATCH
with chain and charm, for sell.
lag two doe. Whitelight Wicks
at ten cents each. No Money
Required. Write, and we will
send the Wicks, postpaid, and
our big Premium Lia When
you have sold the Wicks, re-
turn the money, and we will at
ono. send your watch free of
• all charge. Hundreds have
earned fine watches working
for us, why not you? in
writing, mention thin paper.
WHITELICHT WICK C0.,
TORONTO, CAN.
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There is danger in neglecting a cold.
Many who have died of consumption dated
their troubles from exposure, followed by
a cold winch settled on their lungs, and in
a short time they were beyond the skill of
the best physician. Had they used Bickle's
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, before it was
too late, their lives would have been
spared. This medicine has no equal for
curing coughs, colds and all affections of
the throat and lungs.
Advertise High in the Air.
The latest means of advertising theaters
and newspapers in London is to i•end up
stationary balloons at night with large
letters painted. on the outside and electric
lights within.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
isy local applleations, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to euro Deafness anti that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafne s is caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian 'rube. When eta tube gets in-
flamed you have a rumbling; sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness
is the result, and unless the Inflammatien can be
taken out and the tube rests ed to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by e itarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed e. edition of
A curious fact has been noted. by arca°
travelers—snow when at a very low tem.
perature absorbs moisture and, dries gar..
• meats.
Worth tint' Value.
Edith—I don's see why you are uoing
to marry old Stubbs. What is be good
• for?
Clara—A million or more.
SolidmSissteorsit Sollds. sCetotlidoggLentdan
litaceler,LanieVaild Pulls and Gamed
EARN
graiouTrhfunribenied:
?)111.:1.211;!12 101.58 al ebi hyave ne rzit sat IA el a elu
coocnahrueeeep.... xusteeemisuorre sotrieprlaienuraasei 1 von
They are nave durableeeTtdbalartio
given free with eaeh thimble. Every lady buys
a5 soon as she sees them. No money teetered.
Send us your name and address and we will
send the goods and catalogue of premium'
postpaid. Thimbles to be returned if not sold,
Nen, ROM OD. bOYS and girls ere selling thous.
ands—why notyou 1 Try, When sold send so
our money and wo will send the premium me
select. Mention this pwpor,
L CANADIAN NOVELTY (AP., Toronto, Oat.
FREE. iAnCE5eSryWItolljnElli.
Canada to earn One of our
. valuable premiums, (no trash
but all reliable goods), for sea-
ler our goods, cousistIng ot
Muste (vocal or instrumental.
regular price 30e. and at. joker
copy) Patent Lever Coins"
Buttons. Soar r Phis, Ain ine
ilium Thimbles, Medicated'
For /selling two dozen of the above goods at 10e.
Lamp 'Melts and other g; ode.
each you g.,et your choice of a Watch and Guard,
; Air Gun., aprong or Hockey Skates, Violin and
Bow, or Gra tars, Aceerdeons, Boxing Gloves,
• Punching Bag, Football, and a large variety of'
other goods to choose from. We send you our
'• premium list with your first order. No money'
required. We sent you the goods to sell, you
return us the money and wo send you your pre-
mium. Get to work at once. When you write
state which line you require to sell, Dominion
Novelty 4)?.1.D.,.,5 Church St., Toronto.
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for; any
ease of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circular, Free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 0.
sir Sold by Deaggiste,e75e.
A Sure Thing.
"Do you believe in mental telepathy?"
"Most firmly."
"You must have had evidence, then."
"I have. When I ani at the club playing
poker, I know to a certainty what any
wife is thinking of."—Brooklyn Life,
HOW TO DO IT.
CURE
Pains and Aches
WITH
St. Jacobs OH
Then it is done,
Well done.
SAM money, time and entering.
FOR LADIES ONLY 16401111Wal
ALL 11/ ADE. TO OHM: It.
For sample to canvass, remit us 51,45 In oasts
by registered letter or post office order, and we
will send you, (ail charges prepaid), to fit your
0,4,11 figure perteetly, one of our best ef.1.50.
Sateen Cars is, niy,V(i)r,nbrimAdelt,
to be used as a sample only, among you
frieuds. If you send ns further orders we will.
pay a liberal ct»nm'esion on sales afterwards al
our regular prices -9.60 each pair. When send-
ingfor sample be careful to send. your own Bust,
Waist and Rip measurement, Under Aim and
length of Fr; nt. This Is an opportunity for
every lady to make money and be in dependeet
Be sure and send your corre a address. We
reserve the right to supply sample orders only
at above figure, and will not furnish two ordene
to any one party at pace named for gametes,
'which Is below cost. The Perfecto Corse§
Co., 269 Queen St. W., Toronto
Aft 6.,
"Pri,rt4.'
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES,'
New and Second -Hand.
BOWLING ALLEYS AND SUPPLIES.
Large eata'ogue free.
THE REID BROS., 287 Itiag West, Toronto.
T. N. U.
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Irnfrnto
for enriching the Wood, for pale people, diene Indien, nye*
and kidney diseases rhountatiem, trIrkarila nervravaitak
entirent:hra.Lad1deblefal'itoVr'llat'n't's'wrollabiethn:keePer
giv, IF R E IE aelkg°ld.P.14t:'
Panted. The Pills aro 500 per boa. 0.60 for 8 bnxes. Send tn.
meant and receive 85., and the watch, or writs nr
istueld411. WJ 1' r, lSlnUlna PILI
,r4 Temp et., Tom%