Exeter Advocate, 1902-6-12, Page 3WAX AID ITELPLE83,
lam coNDITIoN OF MRS.
WESCOTT, OV SEAVORTIM.
emcee/00a. Extreme Mee has to be
used, however, in the employment of
these bacilli, 'Tile typhoid eever etei-
,erobe will play see -saw with die-
betes, to the destruction of the let-
ter. It i$ eontended that tbe ty-
phoid raierobe absorbe all the eugar.
PEACE rROC14.4MATTOM
The Deers eeetued but a feeble
Peotele when the war etarted, yet
they coat a great empire Much
trouble tie overcome them.
The nem la a womaz's. me caused
There la an- eehausting 41g.ea$0 bY dean` adulteration MaY seem
Buriered Innirn. E.d.daddes dila 7x.4.. goosed by the preeenldll
ce of too /anY scbareehloY :0°2orteho tel-kiiillogtt: oaNde7eLloolato;
white cOrpOSeleS ill the ood. The twh
zilless- — Could Not Staled introductien ed the typhoid germ l'Q- t...11e14 bY the use et $uulight $0aP
the Leant Exertion. sults in 0. 1110St, desperate sit= o
at eatnewnew hew realb»
es the bes were-
eee-saw. which rnay be better des- arer •Ietllight, Soap. Octagon Ilar.
emu the Sun. Seaforth, Ont. cribed Oa a battle to the death, for awl dsett, will realize a relief from
Wm. Wescott iS Well ifnorrn ig the end both participants are, boredOM like that experienced by tbe
nation on the ennouncemeot of
to eearly all the residents of ea,,,.. numbered with the slain.
Perth. It is also well knowea to iner The typhoid germ may indeed be:Peace-
rieigithors awl Awed& that she pees- ,coesidered tk ehioupioe, at his own
ted through A taring ilineSS, hilt, ialgame. A. patient with rheume.tiem
metv itiaoidise be robust health. To eould be.,ve no better leek than to T SLEEP OP pEAMIa,
the editor of the Sun. Mrs, 'Wescott develop an attack of typbold fever,
recently gave the particulars of her for there have been, instances with, -
'seem ease for publican:in, merely in the out number where the rbeumatiene
booe that her experience might be of got entirely the worst of it. 'rue
soma benefit, to ;Atone other suTer ors gild, cases of consumption It is reported. frora Ugauele. that
Sbe said:-4Wer seine time pest any have oleo gone Clown before the ty- the natives are deding in considerable
Ilealim, wa4 in a haft state, ow whole phoid microbe, mid it may be that numbers from "sleeping sicknese." d
aystein teeing beefy run down. I cancer limey bare to bow the Inane in native amine for a terrible disease
teas troebbal with Iseadeche„ Much the uear future. --- -
, wlaich occurs amonag tine inbabitants
dizejnene, my pfvetite 1A -as noor and Eceeina, is a disease which stute- i certeen distriets ha Africa.
I could not stand the Past exertion. bornly resists treetteent. bait in it As linIMMO indicatee, it two a
I consulteal differeta phys;iciatis. bat worst. ferne and after tlairty years airfoils resemblance to sieep, the P
-their treatment dad itOt Seeen to ben- it lune had to give Why When the tient gewgaw, nraaaatty ageedien nue
eait rine, nand I grailuaily became so erysipelas ;microbe was put on theatu he ereettfenea,
lead that I wee unable to attend to other end of theplenTs. Thus.nedddel to 1808 two natives from tine Cone
ray hontechold aluties. I then tried cal MAR flP411 in, OM er.,FsifO2as cnte4d4 go were landed in Ergiend sulferieg
Oeveral edvexeieed, medicines, but la ueeful ageot fOT the Cluing al frons the mysterious complaint and
without ouy nenelecial Tenets, god eczemaand not onlY that but. earon taken to the Chariag-Crose Hospital,
I lagan to deseair of getting better. cer, limus and other forms of skin' woere tee .• were til o .
"MOM.
•it
Intysterious Disease Wilieb
Fii'aelea Medical. dIen.
t
eine of my neighneeS fttr01110V ad-
eleed me to try Pa Williams* Pia
rine, ond earnewhet reluctently I
consented to do ea. After I had
l'al"'" a fecund °a's; I ale47-54a agtle° Not
condimany people are grateful for
O. great, improvement in nay -, funneez.a. nut, tiLe the rest ,
dieneee have bad to glee wan' before curiosity. 'flee (Metiers cou1.1 not
EPilloPdYg4 Pele
'dPse bavo adoo, grapple with the 4e,ena the pa -
found more then their match in the time eventually sues,
IOROISF.N. OF ERYSIPELAS. In the distriete of Africa where the
"sleepily elelinees" occursa.the pa,
tiVCS live in terror of it. and wilt
abandou their villagne on itS
preach. It it uot entirely retaioed
to lite Coego rano. an them are mac
or two easee on reeord oEuropeans
hailing died from it.
three yeare ogo. TI e catarrh tote- Many reasOlif3 have teen given a
meted to the ielluteeza. and wbat to its origin. but tne tree cause ha
Is, more has not returned. The rele; not beea flednitely aecettained. Noe
cream of tersitsue fever is a terrime tive doctors are sad tu cure some
ftiSI by tb° um° hat/ of us
tide microte has. its good points. In
fieei bosee, I Wria TWIN' restored cule instance g Indy WhO had the
zu3' tdat.nler gQ1)4 lid31Pd' Inuchtoeet.ir beneOt of the adivi-e of the doee
isurt're'e 14Y 314314i"°1111 au"e*"41''' tore In London for chronic catarrh.
tams, 1 do not ender the least, now
from tJor 1iIaeIts enal dizzy
Spelle; uppetito is good and. I
eau attend to nay tomeelaold cluteea
with the greatest eaee. In fact
Pei 4FiRifre4it Anil all
tlaie 1 cart say le flue to the use of
Lr • Med Idals, All who
;alder from o, renelown conatituti
give titeee pine a trial,"
Wittig tile vitality is low; when the
blood made to he repleniened1
tidied and pedaled; witen the *JV•r4
PA
had a severe attack of italueitea
low, and lunch too dangerous, to 'caseo by rubbing PePPdr in the dred.
addaaa as u, remedy, bee teem le la treateienit wherb. if it did nOthlieg
Vsee reeord wiaere au attecle j eine. wound he etaitadeted to keep the
er:lante reeelteal in the oeerthrow of Patient awl.
4d Uv.Sir Harry dolor:non. the enaluent
An Indion army officer wee sorely Outheirity Centrol Afiellea, believes
mutated with. hie liver. and for that. Abe diemee le date to the eeiste
are weak onot needle* ntissigthenier„ Yearn ht 11705 faddsled to anvil an ena etnee of a. Foreteite in the blood
t3inro in no cum rietiletzo eau taw lent that he practieally feeeettee wialeta. by (landing the Idoott vereele.
the piece of lie, alitattne• poot pats, lieing Siattou, Ile !UPI GU frattaere, illatddinred Willa the nourielament of
ta bepiOn'e of ash' direct epecidel " tt'Phr6 Whiria, it tree, the brein. Tido le prodably 0, right
actiori (mit the mond owl ;winced Lida i thought teould prose Bait FohdloTe, ;IN law, is Olialenisly
got weer it, and tO his ecoy found, Conneeleil l&h the leiroin.
that his liner w� Once MOM aUjCm1111; thIS tkreilt?41 to dd!re 43.000
sense. yolliielarily to celebrate the corona -
debt. Erefileelae, St, Vitus'
droitioa and COP:Sillimptiori tulle also tie%
WAG beaten at tine tee -now room by
touiplaints and the functional trout- thO tyhS 113 er" •11 DEAV SOI.PIERS.
blee that :maim the livee of so many 1 kelPg cryf irf.,14011 In meter to CEMlfie their period of
that eczema line heaten
clz
women a eouree of almost constant I YSel;i1e114:4411% d 4„pnea hes tarien clown foraitiiketry ervieo with the colors.
naleery. 1M *get tote ony but the
genuine. waiea have Ina ran name eapetae. on form teplues ehoathl ewCuldretulle ,VOalUg men in the l'elzen
district. in the teloveinaletat of Noo-
dle. Williams' 'Nash rills for Pule the Challifii014 f,re.t.'41W Dee
peopie,os on the wrapper around ea, he Fa too thaneerous to play with, aa' 44PPiled stsuu" feuv saaonlits ago,
Cry box, Mold by all dealertn, or and unUl we find rOrna atteausg accortliug to the France Militairee
to roam inetlieut staidento to render
enderieg him harintade it. would
sent. P"Paltt at '1° rPat° a b°x or not be fiefe to cuter Mtn bar the theintemP4PritzilY deaf, and conse-
de bonen for l.1.150. by addressing ee_ae. <intently for the thee unfit for milt-
-the Dr. WIlliuree' Medicine Co.. "wditd"'11* tory eervice. 'ride the stinienta un-
33rockville. Out. dertook to do, and, in fact, render-
BRIG/1T IllisficeeS.,
tbeir patients no deaf that they
ihesse VMS rule tReh roubles, a,s
PerVinin ineletaene, dieele
Wee. PalldtatiOn of the heart„ Shen -
Matteis, canatheo
St Vitue' donee. hidney and liver
ftlICROTAB PUY BEE-BAW, Aso a 3cor to Zrothers and a. Trea-
aura in the Home.
Ail babies should be bright, good
nntured and well. If eou ltave
Itild that is rickly. fretful, nervous,
rentlerte at night* or suffers from
t mash Or bowol troubles of arty
rt, give it Ilabeds Own Tablets
and It will Sofu be well. There to
no other •medielne in the world will
4o safely and speedily cure Ranges -
Sion. Soul' stomitein Oolic, constipa-
tion, diartlioea and teething* trou-
bles. d'houvands of r,ratefut moth-
ers speak of this medicine in words
of wannest padre. Mrs. Prod. Pow-
er, 18 Scollard street. Toronto. says:
"dry baby suffered greatly from in-
digestion. Stile was pale and very
thin and would ery with pain in the
:tornado and sometimes would not
sleep either day or night. X got a.
box a lialade Own Tablets and they
have mule a great cluatee in my lite
die one. She now digests her food
readily; is not troubled with the.
Pain in the stoninelt. and has) grown
quite Wenn), 1 do not know of any
medicine that can, equal. Baby's Own
Tablets for little ones."
This medicine is guaranteed to con-
tain neither opiate nor other harm-
ful drugs.. Children take the tablets
as readily as candy and crushed to
a. powder they can be given to the
smallest, weakest baby. Sold at all
drug stores, or sent post paid at
25c. a box by addressing The Dal
Williams' Medicine Co, Brockville,'
Ont., or Schenectady, N. Y.
MANUFACTURER OF METAL
BUTTONS.
Metal buttons are made of various
materials, the variety known as gilt
buttons belie; made of a ntixture of
coppeaewith a small portion of zinc or
brass mixed with the copper, common
brass being unfit for gilding. The gild-
ing is composed of an amalgam of
quicksilver and gold. The buttons are
cut out of long Nyide sheets of the
metal and the ;hanks are affixed by
solder. This work is all done by ma-
chines, the process being so rapid that
one workman can prepare twelve gross
in an hour. .
Brass buttons are simply stamped out
of polished sheet brass, and the orna-
ments Week on a die. Plated buttons
are made from copper that has been
plated with silver or gold, and are chief-
ly used for -uniforms, liveries and els
society emblems.
The figure or design which appears
upon the face of theiinished button is
formed ty stamping with dies, the two
parts of the button being 'pressed solid-
ly together without soldering. The
cheapest and commonest kind of metal
buttons are those that are stamped out
of pewter, used chiefly for trimming
military jackets. These are very soft,
and not being intended to bear any
stress, but merely to exhibit the num-
ber of the regiment or some such figure,
they an ;wer a purpose. .
HOW ONE DISEASE DRIVES
OUT ANOTIXER.
When the Gout Germ Goes Up,
the Quinsy Genie Goes Down
—Curious Cases.
The more we become acquainted
with the gentle microbe, the more
we realize that man, indeed, is a
.creature of circumstances, and the
latter are chielly determined by the
microbe. We are entitled to regard
dyfirepsift as a. dhatee worthy of due
reepect, and if an unexpected de-
velopment of 4czenta should draw
our attentioit from the dySpepsist.
WA justly feel we are the sport of
microbes. But this game of ee-saw
was the actual experience of a pa-
tient in the West -end of London,
.says Pearson's :Weekly.
Dyspepsia bad played such havoc
with its victim that the medical man
despaired of her reason. One day,
,however an unexpected development
of eczema had the gratifying but =-
looked for effect of quelling the dys-
peptia, and the patient, for the
test time in ten years,. ate a good
dinner with real enjoyment. The re-
moval of the eczema, however, was
the signal for the return of the dys-
pepsia, and vice -versa, and thus the
patient was alternately aillinted.
It is confidently stated that when
oholera and dyspepsia play at see-
saw, the latter gets turabled off the
plaek. se to speak. A gentleman at
- Herne 11111 was so afflicted with dys-
pepsia that he had to give up his
besiness.. When cholera was preval-
•ent at two or three Continental
ports, notably ITamburg, this gen-
tleman was returning from the Con-
tinent, and he had the misfortune to
be seized with the disease. He was
lucky enough, however, to get over
the attack, and he has siuce found
to his groat satisfaction that his
•dyspepsia has fallen off the see-
saw, and •
• TROUI3LES HIM aTO MORE.
Quinsy is a distressing and dan-
gerous complaint, and the patient
feels that he has endured quite 'en-,
ough without the addition of gout.
In one case, however, the gout prov-
- ed a InesMng in disguise. .A gentle-
• Man at South Kensington was ,down
with quiosy, and siiffered severely.
The development of, gout in his toe,
however, seemed., to fill his cup • to
the. brim. But the advent Of, the
gout meant the exit'. of the • quinsy.
The gentleman's wife was down with
quinsy at the same tiine, but the
microbes did not play see -saw in her
ease, and ,she had to ligbt it out
with the quinsy.
So acceptablehas this theory be-
come, that Continental . physicians
' have added the poisono of eryeipelas
and typhoid fever to their
Page Woven Wire Fence
Owing to the variations of the Canadian climate,
considerable alloy:I:ince must be made in all fences
for eontractien and expansion, which makes an or-
dinary wire fence unser vieeable, as when it expands
it becomes solooso as tie prove of,little value. Note
!he continuous coil makes it elastic and self-regulating. The Page
Wire Tome is made of "Page" wire, which is twice as strong as ordinary wire. Prices are
parkicularly low thialseason. 50,000 mi es of Page fences now in use. We also make Gates,
Ornamental Ponces and Poultry Nettiu The' Page Wire Fence Co., Limited, We I kerv I llos Ont. 2
WPM reIgeted by the military enedle
cal authorities. ratiently for a, time
the rejected waded for the hearing
to return to them; but an weeOs and
then, mouths went by, and they still
remained deaf, they coneulted other
doctors, when. it was found that the
&MPS of tbeir earn had been broken,
and that eontageently they were
doomed to deeffeees for life,
'WAS A fIDBI—FAD,
•••••••••••
All Ilave Pound Out What a Good
Thing Wheeling Is.—Popular
Everywhere.
Several years ago bicycling was a
giddy fad, end the craze for it swept
over the country Bac a, wave, swat -
lowing everybody In its track. Tho
dela and fashionable took it up for
a season or two, and everybody fol-
lowed their lead, especially .the wo-
men. But everybody did not drop it
when the rich tired of wheeling. On
the contrary, we all found out how
much utility as well as enjoyment
there ie in a bicycle. Truth it is that
there is practically nothing on the
catalogue to take its place, espe-
cially in the country districts where
means of transportation. are very
limited, and now that the price of
the very best wheel is within easy
each of any -pocket-book, it is safe
to say that very fee/ Canadians in
the cities or beyond their walls will
pass thp season witliout one of these
useful vehicles.
GREAT CANADIAN BICYCLES.
It is no small compliment to the
Canadian artisan that Canadian
,reade bicycles positively control •the
market here and in the other colonies.
They have the good lines
and finish of the best Amer -
icon • wheels, but are more
solidly and • carefully built: The
' 'Cleve] an d," "Massey -Harris,"
"Brantford," and "Perfect"' wheels
are famous the world over. Write
to the Canada Cycle do Motor, Co.,
Limited, 34 Xing St„ West, Toron-
to, for catalogues.
The trade in rare butterflies is in-
creasing in London, and ingenious
deception is practiced regarding
them. Ordinary butterflies are caught
and killed; then girls are employed
to smear t,he gauzy wings with thin -
mucilage and sprinkle fine Metallic
powder of Various colors on the
wings. In this way the collector 'can
be supplied with the most beautiful
specimens almost while he waits.
It may be only a trifling cold, but neg.,-
lect it and it will fasten its fangs in -your
tunas, ancl you will soon he carried to an
untimely grave In this country we have
sudden changes and must expect to have
coughs and colds. We cannot avoid them,
but we can effect a Q11 re by using Bickle's
Aut10011SUr1ipliVe Syrup, the medicine
that has never been knowu to fail in cur-
ing coughs, colds, bronehitis and all af-
fectieus of the throat, lungs'and Chest.
RAMPAGNE CORld CURTAINS.
At a Berlin club there is, nUnirina
pair of curtains. This portiere is
formed of hundreds of champagne
Corks. taken from every known, brand
of champagne, efich of which bears
the tin top which adorned, it Wheu
time cork, was in res parent bottle
The colts are made into strings.
there being sixty of there to eech
etring. inetweea every cora there
al's three big Chinese bee -2.e of tttr•
((noise blue. Altogether Otero are
twenty-four strings, and, at from
3...ds. to 16s, a cork, the portiere re-
presents a total expenditure Qi dr.e.
000. The corns are tied to a, white
enamelled pole with fancy ends, and
big saebes of blue ribbon adorn the
braes knobs. 'Pee total edeet is
distinctly pretty.
STILL TREY WM,
ruxEicP,Ns Am) samimaTs
vitat-e, 14-ENrgR BEWIL-
is Still elug
t tiee Regador Ideet-
oi the etore of the Qapie
Ottawa. Ont., June
To -ay Met th irolouu efl.A of
fdeteree II. lic,oz.it, of ZOO Gilmore
5441/.n. feed Shea.:.:14 lfieniaal Cade -a to
their vern fomidetien, itt petties t.
The titeiP Qi the CgRit lirete been 5
eionaeoally and fottlenectorno eetab-
lieted ny dlr. heed's tavern eteetee
•meow es to %Nee PO remit far gas-
land...lea:Lela:lg. ur tniefal.e in the
matter -
Ng. Kent teed Be/al:Ida Ideeone ;
had tilPit in bell fur months, gradate
Ally getalieg were.) ; pbeeleiene could
do eotter.eg for bine
His c'4.1st. had refichefi that stage
when Ws, lkosiy was Writ& bloated -
Ile was F --A IOW that be Imo etn-
vuls�r whi it' v. -ere le4nolly grow-
ing sloes hetgrier4.
itt fate:Tsai between incee eon.
alsiosee bkv3'r“%ti gannet methane ma
In neeicen
One eetreseity the pinasielars at
aet tedei his INN* are eveisllug tht
�imd P4-4, live until raoriderg.
wiera 1iele Mrs.
Neet, ol to pion lap, perer
CoriattwiL,{ 41•1111 50m.N41, of a
euro Indent's Plee.oe `,-on Inenre
Kideav INNS, It wee thee aninnight,
and ell taze airaag *Ierea were eleeed.
hut 4100 angotod Wife eisained.
that 'n ;A 11;03n entreatingly IMP ;40tIti
she 'Clr7'.04 seaMP more effort 10
rave her heland's life.
Areovalingly t,11z.o de Irattated a eies.
ogee. wode tee the reareA •deeee
gist, preaerel a bon ot
stm. ryli. Talmo tiZrt Comnii.aci'd to
athealitiosnr at onee.
Mr. !ant .11d not die that night.
Lor Poet the first do'. e of Iatanl'a
Mallen Pitte be eonueelseed to im-
prOVP. Ali other t reet ar eel e and
reetlielece were dieeardeir and the
two cf this remedy enrefully cone
Mattel,
Oradeally yet cerely this wonder -
erre iPti tre erogreee of
the ahaeal Itrieht's Pt ave.
It took Dadd'e KWny Bills alanet
sin or seven weene to restore llfr.
Kent to good health. 'Ills le eaten
years ago, and he lies reeve lomt a
day's work tlarough sdure.
ENV N G NG PI ILES.
Steam bias been found Very eilleaclous
in extinguishing tires on ships load -
tel with cotton. Idlien such fires are
xtimenished with water, the water
often anuses the principal thuntige.
Steen), while very efficacious, CAM CS
exceedingly little Illumine. A lire-
extinguisbing boat in nialveston har-
bor has been fitted for this applica-
tion of steam, with a epecial iew
to the protecLion of cotton loaded
ADVICE TO OLD MAIDS.—Give your gentlemen friends good tea.. it 34
unnecessary to go to India for a
LEAD FACKETS 1100ERS,
...4.••••••ggeo
.,sTen3aleiee;013.1303e4eMes
NOW XS TEE TT= TO :WY THEM. ; • TFRY ARE GOOD I=
PHEAP' AND WILL BE OVER DI A FEW DAYS.
The Dawson Conalnission Co., Limited, Toronto.
naf Qdtmo soleito,
° seweeatirtleirf 13:04)eeTITPIrt
• vlen you iVint, get
O. repqtatit011i. Get. tae 0
best leaflet you can. •rowt. nay
eleorniteat priree, nut do pay
fair pm1o.
,
Bey
0
say's Paln L,so
awl real only pa"' fair PaCer fOr
tne oldest eiri nett, known ee*
in raimada, the mot tamable. the Tea
beet ground., Vee nivel eeoucontleal,
• from, purest meteriala made
ri/Abt. •
P-1-01) rt, Vard RWI tils/s for et
1:0041,1,ET "Id"
sowing how emeae ilOir.AO are()
levitated.
RittISAV Will W1t117' "42
tioN roam.. Paint Vialters
ead)O0no,earaltd'OSOdPli0011teffitada00 tedne0o
.11,..•••••••=
Corns cause letolerable Hollo
way's Corn Cuto removes the trotable.
Try it, and see what an amount of vain le
s wed.
0.1•••••••••••••
A story is told or it juryman who
outwitted a judge, and that with-
out lying. Ile ran into an assize
court in a desperate hurry, quite out
of breath, and exclaimed: Oh,
judge. "Certainly you are excused."
X don't know whine will die first —
ray wife or any daughter!" "Dear
me, that's sad," said the innocent
judge. "Certainly yku are excused."
The ladies mentioned are still in ex-
cellent health, and the juryman
hopes that the solution of the prob-
lem may be long deferred.
Sure Regulators.—Mandrake and elan -
a lion are lemma to exert a powerful in-
fluence on the liver and kidneys, -rester-
ng them to healthful action, inducing a
reguhr flow of the secretions and impart-
ing to the organs complete power to spar -
form theit functions. Mess valaal ls
in-
gredienti enter into the composition of
P armtbe'sVegetalb P1114, and serve to
render them the agreeat:1m and salutary
medicine they, are. There are few pa; as
effective as they in their action.
"Miss Alice," said the nervy young
man, ''1 • think I will marry you."
"Indeed? Two very remarkable
statements, sir 1" "Two! How
two?" "One that you will marry
irie; the other that you think."
Lever's Y -Z (Wise I-Iead) Disinfect-
ant Soap Power dusted in the bath
softens the water at the same time
that it„disinfecto.
"How is your daughter getting,
on with the piano, Gibbs?" "Fust -
rate. She can play with both hands
now. Says she'll be able to play
with her ear in six months."
,• TO trifIGE A,COLiS IN ONE DATt.
Take ,Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets, All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
E. W. Grove's signature icon oach box. 210,
• Chifd: "Uncle Jonas, do you
b'lieve in signs?" Uncle Jonas:
"Sometimes, my boy; why do you
• Child: • "Cause mamma, said
big ears was a sign of generosity,
but you didn't gimme nothing on my
birthday."
Minarl'sLiniment Cures La Grippe
Pield "One is al opt to teee eight
of 0140'6 itiends." 1 hill: "Titatde
taut r4fWif4117. AIitt' stiek to rg
With •TioV.1
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50.000,000 paint of boots arot
natio yearly in tugboat. Their
VORA Is -g1t..:403),I.K10.
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BEAU ntinT ell"Dien.I. COMPANY.
Jinx ena tiatillMt.`relfars12,8 Jul
The Itistopric of the Idelidand le -
lands covers all the ttairth of Free-
land in South America, except Brit-.
ieh Guiana. Its area is therefore ire
million square 3)11141.3.,
IOM'sInrnil th hst Halt ilesizer
A man named Stone exelaimed, itt
'tavern, "I have the hardert IlarnO
1 WS entildrF, and I will stake a.
in this tountry, and X will stake
ilve dollars on it." "Itand over tbe
motley here; 211,Y zmunte is Warder,' "
retorted another wit.
Suffern:Si More.—There are athousatul
who live miserable lives because dyepepela
dulls time fitenities atel shadows existence
with the cloud of deuresilen. Oue way to
antral the remota that beet the victims of
illis fliseraer ie to order theni a couree. of
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills whiCh are
t MOM the Ivst Vegetable Pills known,
being emsy to Mime and are Moii eilleaciorts
u their action. A trial of them will prove
Ibis.
In a lifetime of 70 years the blood
driven by a mattes heart travels 4,-
292,000 nines.
WIRE WOU.NDS.
My mare, a very valuable one, was
badly bruised and out by being
caught in a wire fence. Some of the
wounds would not heal, although I
tried many different medicines. Dr.
Ben advised me to use MINARD'S
LINIMENT, diluted at first, then
stronger as the sores began to look
better, until, after three weeks, the
sores have healed, and best of all'
the hair is growing well, and is not
white, as is most always the case in
horse Wounds.
• P. M. DOTICET.
Weymouth.
.1111Imeill••••
The oldest existing picture painted
since the beginning of the Christian
era is one of the Madonna and Child
he an Italian church, painted in the
year 886. -
"KELPI RI" to
OltITISIgNT.)
1071:16
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Endorsed by best English modicaliournals.
Supplied to British soldiers in South AfriC2.
For alt Throat and wand Trembles, Lumps,
Abscesses, Old Sores, Ulcer:4 Felons, Skin
Diseases, Eczema, Pimples, Stiff Joints,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Spra;ns, Bruises,
Piles, Cuts, Sera Foot, Pleurisy-
• Sold by Droggiits, 25o. 'try it once.
IIER.EDITARY TIANDWRITINO,
It may seem strange to ask such
a question, but it is a fact that the
handwriting of father and son are
often very much alike, although the
rather has not taught the son. hand-
writing, according to Darwin, and
other authorities, is hereditary, just
as much as disposition and other
characteristics.. The theory is that
certain ligaments are inherieed, and
so we are led to shape our letters in
the same way. Sometimes there is
a skip over a generation, as -cella
maladies and marks, and the writirq
of grandfather and grandson, is al-
most identic.n1 whereea that of the
father ie quite different.
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want at owe trmtornahy LIM n4 ifill11111 lrt
14;65:r real tee -wino Iut-uktc-to or, met
sum km rh *rot Circle% ex
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Into ee alarr, Statue* per iloanth Ana
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ERNATIONA TUMOR CD.. Mil C011 OUT.
A I'EMALE FIRE rtzuumw.
moo town et 'Memos. in 14WC.1.
has a female contiragent. ]i0
eg, in its fire brigade. The -wa-
ter eupply of the villuge cousists
0 -imply of four great tube, and it is
the ditty of the women "linemen" to
keep theta full in CANC.'S of lire. They
and In two vontinuous lilies from
e tubs to the late some distance
awtne, one line pm-eine* the full buck -
ate and the other seeding them back.
...mammon,
Worms dewing ethe whole system.
Mother Graves' Worm ENterminator 110
nuages worms, and gives rest to Mrs:after
. It only costs 25 cents to try it aud be
et/evinced.
Ai enterprising dairyman advere
lases that he "is prepared to oder.
milk and fresh eggs from sound,
healthy cows."
Minard's Liniment is the best
There are 2,470 murders yearly in
Italy ; 2,400 in Russia ; 1,600 in
Spain.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that contain illereury
os mercury will surely cleticey the sense oi
smell emit empieteiyderange the wh ole srstent
when elatiltillg it through tio mucous surfaced,
Such articles should never he used except el
prescriptions from reputable physicians. as ills
damage they. 'will do Mateo fold to the good you
can possibly derlveirein thorn. Hal'a Cetera
Core, manufactured by P.S. Cheney & Co, To
lede, 0., contains no mercury, and la taken in,
ternallyacting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
}fairs Catarrh Cure be sure you got the gertu
Inc. It Is isken IntornaPy,and made in Toledo
Oblo, by F. J. Cheney &m Co. Testimonials
tree.
Sold by Dreggists, pricn ?so per bottle.
riall's Family Pills are the beat.
mim••••••••111.
"Pa," said Tommy Tueker, "am I.
descended from the monkeys?" "Not
on my side of the house," replied,
eta Tucker, with much positive.
nese.
Stop% the Commb
and works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a coltf
• in one day. No Lure. No Pay. Price I:Scents,
• Mrs. Snaggs• "Why al.& canards
so called?" Mr. Snaggs: "Boca -last
usually they aro things that a fel-
low capardly believe."
Lininient far Rheumatism
Mrs. Oliphant, holds the record of
having written 76 novels and sis
biographies.
WILL CURF,
difficulty ol
h rita t hirtg
tightnessox
he chet, wasting away of flesh, ibr,..lai;
• roubles consumptioe, coughs, catarrh,
olds, p ieutroseie alai pleurisy.
• A SAMDLE FREE V Mil to every suflec er.
PUL -MO is for sale by all druggists at
$1.00 per large beide, and is cents for
small bottle or direct from
THE PUL -MO CO, TotzoN7 0, ONT.
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