HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-12-3, Page 3ISERSONAL POINTERS.
VOte$ cf Iaterest' Abut Some
Leading People,
An iiiiereSting perste-MI deteil with
• •
laegard to Pius X. ha related lay Mr.
Thaeldeus, the Irish Painter, to whorls
the Pope lias letely given eittinge
ifor his portrait. "When a came to
feeint his oyes." says Mr- Teeddeus„
`I could net help excleiming, "Why,
Holy Pseher, your eyes are not Ital-
ian eyes at all -they et•e just the sort
Z eyes we hay ir Irelaud,'
Zia said, *I ern. glad you iiice teem.
And they melte us hrotners, don't.
Shen' o
Like most anusielans. Kubelik has
his enascot. It is a little edolin felv-
en to hint by o waedering musician
when he was only ten years old, as a
tribote to his powers. The stranger
hcord the boy pleying on his father's
liddle, end was so struck that he
insisted on making him the present.
Ktibelik'a father was as proud as be
was poor, and as :superstitious Os
he wee proton. Ile tried tho boy
ahoulci have the baby instrument, but
he insisted on payiog tor it. It has
been all over Europe with Ii:ubelin
singe. He 110Ver goes anywhere witbe
out it, aml he believes that If he
lost it he would lose his luck.
liTOPIAIi'S FACIE,
P AINLY INDICATES %TEE CON-
DITION OP lEER
aow to Obtain. Bright Eyes, Rosy
Cheeks and the Elastic Step of
Perfect Health.
"A woman's face," said a woll
holown physician, "is a mirror which
renects uufailing tho condition of
her health; One can tell at a glance
if rate is well or not and usually one
can tell what the trouble is. It so
often happens that metead of bright
oyes, rosy cheeks and an elastic step,
there are dull eyes, pale, sallow or a
greenish complexion. and a languid -
11e$5 of step that bespeaks disease,
and perhaps au early death if the
right treatment is not resorted to.
The whole trouble Ilea with the
blood, and until it is enriched and
invigorated there will he no release;
%AVM suffering and disease. Un-
questionably the greatest a oai
blood -renewers is Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. Good blood means health, vi-
gor, lifo and beauty, an the one
way to make your blood good is
to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pille,
Out of many cases which illustrate
tit° truth of this may be cited that
of Miss Amanda. Damphousse, Ste.
Anne de la Perade. Que., who Say's:
"For more than Six months 1 sutler -
(id greatly from weakness. bordering
almost on nervous prostration. I
Suffered' from headaches, palpitation
a tbe heart, aud pains in all my
limbs. I had no energY, no appetite,
no color, and my nights were fre-
quently sleepless. At different times
consulted three doctorsbut none
of them seemed able to cure 2U. A
friend strongay urged me to take Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills aud I finally fol-
lowed her advice. With the use of
Um first box my health began to im-
• e o. es comp ete y re-
storaa me, T 110W have a good ap-
petite, headaches and paths have dis-
appeared, and I weer felt better in
iny life than I do now. If I am ever
sick again you may be slue) that Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills will be my only
doctor."
If you have any disease like mute-
mia, indigestion, heart palpitation.
neuralgia, rheumatism, or any of the
other* host of troubles caused by
bad blood, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
will surely cure you. Be careful to
get the genuine, with the full name.
"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People," printed on the wrapper
around tbe box. Sold by. all medi-
cine dealers or sent post paid at 50
cents a box or six boxes for 62.50
by writing to the Dr. 'Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
NOVEL WINE TESTING.
Wine testing by telephone is the
'httest contrivance of a Paris inven-
tor. He has just discovered an in-
fallible method of ascertaining by
the use of the telephone how -much
a given quantity of wine has been
watered. The principle on which the
invention rests is the variable con-
ductivity of different liquids, notably
of wino and Water. The telephone is
in contact with both liquids. If the
sample or wine under observation is
as pure as the • standard used for
comparison, no sound is heard; if,
on the contrary, it contains water,
the tell-tale telephone "speaks," and
the greater the proportion of water
the louder the instrument complains.
WI-IEN BABY CRIES.
• When a baby (Ties almost continu-
ally it is a certain sign that there is
• something the matter with its stom-
ach or bowels, and the mother
should at once give it a dose of
Baby's Own Tablets, which sweeten
the so"r little stomach, promote di-
• gestion and gently relaxothe bow-
els. Mrs. Fred McIntosh, Wabigoon,
Ont., ivho has had experience,
writes: When ni3r little boy was
two months old he began to cry and
kept it up almost continually • day
and night for several weeks. I gave
him medicine, but i1 did not sewn to
ease him a bit. I had not at. this
time used Baby's Own 'Tablets, but
the poor little fellow was suffering
so much that I sent for a box. He
obtained ease almost from the first
dose, and in a few days was quite
well. Since,then he has grown splea-
diffly, and is a bright, laughing,
good-natured 1Daby. I hold the Tab-
• lots in the highest regard said cheer-
fully recommend them to all mo-
thers.
This is the verdict of ri4l mothers
who have used the Tablets. They
fLre good for children of all ages and
always cure all their minor ailments.
Sold by medieine dealers or sent by
mail at 25- cents a box by writing
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
very house
needs
New Century Wa5ber.
It is the best, you cannot
afford to de-
prive year
wife of so vale
uable an aid.
It has ball
beariegs and
strong spiral
springe-
thorougbly
cleanses a
tub -full of clothes in five Minutes.
'Have your dealer show it to you
Or 'write us for booklet.
TW DOWSWell AFC. CO., LTD.,
"Pure soap1" You've heara
the In In Sunlight
Soap you have the fact,'
ROOTING OTJT SLAVERY,
Last Source of Supply in Africa,
of the Slave Market Cut Off.
The sews front the Central Sudan
last week shows that the European
Powers are at last in effective poses -
Sion of all areas in Africa which for
0-441W 3'oarS supplied the Markets of
Turkey, Arabia, Persia, Morocco and
Tripoli with laxes. Not until 110W
have the whites been in a, position
entirely to suparesa this export trade
in slaves.
rrtrallsee however, they commend
the entire field of stipple° oucl there
18 00 doubt that title trefile bas re -
teed ita deathblow. Tbe latest
area. of Move eupplies to be brought
under white influenCeS is that whieh
farniahed bondman. to Morocco and
Tripoli.
Slave raiding for the benefit of out
side markets has little to do with
domestic elevate. in Africa, which is
likely to et:min-rue for many years.
'Pee Germans are the may people
who, a$ yet, have taken any steps
to Labolish domeetic slavery,
Lees than two years ago revive
floes were adopted for German Eat
At Ica, to eitable slaves to purchase
their freedom, to regoire musters to
give all bondmen otio-third ot their
time in which to work for them -
:mhos, und oleo to compel them to
care for alo„ves In lchtieFs and old
• age.
This is the first atep in the polity
adopted by Genitally, whoFe ultimate
• ()Wert, is the abolition, of domestie
slavery in 1;e1311011 East Africa. Tlio
lostitution of domestic slavery 19
deeply rooted in tho lives and cus-
lOWS of the natives and many years
doubtless be required to put an
end to it.
The German explorer, Reichard.
estimated that blachs
• aie held in bondage iu.1.1i Ica. Ibis
limy be 0.11 eNtigg0r0lion, but eloveiy
Certainly peatteateS °eery poet of
barbarous Africa and elaves etre
more tumorous in many talbes than
ee men.
°0 redeeming feature is that it is
" the mildest type of bondege. As a
' i•ule, the ellee is well treated. It
, bas been Fold repeateely that leo:.
, work was 4 equiied from the olavea
on native 1 lantatious a the uorea
Congo than is usually done by the
free natives.
Therm barbel ous tellas (annot be
judged by our tamiards 01:e of
tee most competent observm s 18
East A film says that if the slave
"is well 1t41. clothed, and IS per-
mitted to marry to bis liking he
eoon forgets that be has a father.
Mother, sistel s or children."
So the Germans are moving slowly
In their efforts to root out tl:e an-
cient Ansi itution. 'Their ann at
present seems to be to teach 'lee
slaves that freedom is worth basing
and worth working for. niten 1 be
• slaves reach this stage of develop-
ment they alil be likely to appretiate
freedom when they get it.
Kidney Duty. -It is the particulat
function of tho kidneys to filter out pekoes
wbich pass through them into the blood.
When the kidneys are diseased they cannot
do their whole duty. and should heve the,
help ant strength that South American
Kidney Cure will afford in any and all
forms of kidney disorder. It relieves in 6
hours. --se
"Now dear," said the hero of the
elopement. as they boarded tile
train, "we are safe from pursuit."
"And also," said tixe radiant young
girl, ''sare from starvation. Here's
a check papa made out to your or-
der."
There never was, arid never will be a
universal panacea., in one remedy, for
ell ins to which flesh is heir ---the very
nature of • 'many curatives being such
that were the germs of other a.nd dif-
ferently seated diseases rooted in the
system of the patient -what would :re-
lieve one ill, in turn would aggravate
tho other. We have, however, in Inc Wine, when obtainable in a, sound
unadulterated state, a remedy for many
and grevious ills. Its gradual and
judicious use, the frailest system i are
led into convalescence and strength, by
the influence which 'Quinine exerts on
Nature's owe restoratives. it relieves
the droopiug,. spirits of those with
whom a chronic state of morbid
pondency and le.cle of interest in life is
a disease. and, by tranquilizing the
nerves, dispose to sound and refreshing
sicep-„,imparts vigor to the .action of
the blood, which being stimulated,
courses throughout the veins, strength-
ening the bettithy animal functions of
the system, thereby making activity a
necessary result, strengtheunigthe
frame, a,nd giving life to the digestive
organs, which naturally demand in-
creased substance ---result, improved ap-
petite. ,Northrop & Lyman of Toron-
to, have given to the public their su-
perior ,Quiniaa Wine at the usual rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scien-
tists, this wine approaches nearest per-
fection of any in the market. .All drug-
ists sell it.
ALIEN INDOOR SERVANTS.
Losidon alagistrate Says litany
are Thieves ie Disguise.
The remares of a London magis-
trate in sentencinga young Banger -
len valet to imprisomnent for rob-
bing h is employer have reawakened
interest :in the foreign servant ques-
tion in England.
According to the Westminster mag-
istrate these aliens obtain employ-
ment often without references, and
they are able to run away whenever
they eltoose, and are difficult to
trace. The result is a greet Increase
of robberiee.
AZDVCX5
Aale. ree the etormn .kal•
sseeresisetoeseeissenasse
During the last two years London
Police courts hove heel to deal with
a considerable influx of tbese foreign
criminals, reale and female, who ob-
tain footholds in private liousee as
domestic servants, anci either ran -
seek their employecs' premiaes taem-
aelves or admit contederatea who
are also burglars.
'The officials at one of the northern
metropolitan courts yesterday recall-
ed a case -.stem a German servant
girl hod beeu couvicted fox, admitt-
ing two male compatriote, who
practically looted the bee-au:out. In
this eft5i0 the gir/ had been engaged
with the ful:est character, so that
her employer can barelly have been
accused of contributory regligence,
Oa the other band, the /mod of a
large wet end emploament agency
doctored thot the forreign FOrTallt8
who turned. out badly Were only a
ve.y email percentage of the evere
inerrening numbers that find places.
Avcording to this lady, it is idle to
deny that the fol 01)21 maneervant has
many advantages over bis Euglish
competitor. Ile will do more work
for less money; he is genera* far
neere saber, and ho is always ill0r0
contented. As a valet, the Swiae or
Frenchman is claimed to be far su-
perior,
MESSAGE TO
ALL CHADIAN
.••••••••.
T AT DODD'S BIDUZY PILLS
CURE ALI., STAGES OP
KIDNEY DISEASE.
=Wen Clouatre had BacItaclie,
ea.cle.che and Could Not Sleep
-Now he Can Sleep, 1,Vork and
Enjoy Life-Dodd's Melney Pills
Did. it.
Val liaelno, Que„ Nov. 23. -(Spe-
cial). -In these days when nearly
°wry newspaper tells of deaths from
Malaita, Diet:use the eats: of lamilien
Clouatro of this place comes as a
lnessav of hope to the Canadian
people. lie bad KidUey Disease.
Dodcl's Kidney Pills cured him emu -
A REAL SAILOR.
Some soars ago a rather well-
dreseed man oohed at the booking-
ofaco at the town station, Ports-
mouth, for a seaman's return to
London, but the clerk refused to give
lam ore, saying that such ticket
were only issued to ee.ilors, and
that be did not believe the applicant
was oue,
"But I am o. sailor," said the man
"But how am 1to imQW that ?"
responded the clerk,
"Well," said the woultabe passen-
ger, "shiver my timbers, but you're
a rum sort of eraft. Now, you
wiryorthiskered POO Of a sea-cookl il
Teel feel my storboard beim, running
foul of your steamieg lights,
heave in your .!0,•W tackle a bit 1"
"Give him a tieket," Said t110 Star
tionsmaeter, who had overheard tito
oaayeasation, "he's a, sailor,"
$100 Reward, $100
There is more Catarrh in this section
ef the country titan all other diseases
put together, aud until the last, few
years was supposed to be incurable. For
a great many yeara doetore pronounced
it a locel eiseese and prescribed •local
remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatartent, pronounced
it incurable. Science has proven ce*are
to be e. mastitis:Weal disease and there,
fore requires constitutional treatment.
iiaire I` etarrii Vim], manufactured b,
F. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
the only constitutional cure no the mar-
ket. It is taken internally le clogn4
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It act.;
directly an The Mood and reueisee etite
teen of the system. Tbey otfer ono 11210.
rod dollars for any gime it tails to
:bre. Seed for circulars and testinicul,
1.1a. Address.
r..1. erns:WRY 4 CO.. Toledo. 0.
tfield 17 Druggists. 7e.
lIaWs liamily rills are the 13t.
BREEDING GIANTS.
.1,11••••••
Experiment That Recalls ProJee
of Frederiek the Goat.
AmenT the various remedies to
arrest the decay of Frew° it Is pro-
posed to oiler prizes for largo fami-
lies, the remission of ta-.erea to rep-
Ple who have a nuraber of sons. the
extra taeation of ehildlees
and bitenelors; and one Interesting
plan is to Inane bachelors ineligible
for offieial positions under the Gov-
ernment and the municipalities. An-
other ingenious gentle:Pan alaffeasts
that marrie4 men and fathers of
children 120 eaempt front utilitnry aer-
vice mai that the French. Army be
limited to beebolors
Wier lodgements bave been pro-
posed, awl it is rather apropos that
just at this time. when so mutt In-
terest is beirg eeeitod in this sub-
jeet, ono of tito profeaeors of the
University of Chicago ehould he fore
tunale enough to discover tlie food
or which giants are made. This ilia-
coVery 1;08 been recently publietted in
France arid attraetod much atten-
tion.
Some titre ago Count Alfred do
pletely and permanently. Plerreeourt left a legacy Of $2.000.e
M. Cloutitro is &mays glad to tell 000 to his nittiye city of Rouen to
of bis eure. Ile says: **I Mil VIOL do "pay the 1re: wrist+ of experiments for
otherwise than praise Doffire Kidney the prepogation of giants. Ins heirs
Pills. They mired mo, of Kidney rained a row about it and appealed
0080. "precool:fully to the courts, which
had pains in Coe back and head- iaaea ratanity gaols -them firma
ache and could not sleep at nights. 1 'fourths of the estate and rotainod
got up in the nioritiog more folioed one-fourth of it as ample to carry
than the night, before. I took nine out the Ideas of the deceased,
boxes of Dodds Niftier Ville and Under the supervielon of the rut:W-
illey Mired, 1110 completely. Now 1 eipality an institution for raising
can elm/ well and work well mei Iglu:Its is to he established with the
112 backathe andheadache are gone. I income of S500.000, The trustees
-I have had no trouble Mateo I took are to,sonrOx the world for men and
Dodd's Kidney Pills." women of large stature and pee to
Dodd's Kidney Pills never fail to pair non oft in couples and piece
cure Kidney Disease fro112 ilackache them in the homes upon a Wen near
to hie 's DLease. 011 11011(.11. It, WOUld bo n good idea, to
unbroken record of thirteen ;years in feed, them on the stela widely the
Canada.. Chicago professor bus been wasting
on white rat H. 11 hi. can double the
jealousy makes a woman think she size of a white rat Ire ought to do
can secure a monopoly on a man's wonders with a, lot of Frenchmen.
love by acting up.
Vieitor : "Is your father as old ae
he looks ?" Son twhoee father is
an alderman) r "a don't know. but
r2/1 sine be isn't as big as he feels."
Beware of the man who never did
anything wrong. There's a first
time for everything.
It's easier for the average woman
to land a husband than it is to keep
him landed.
Lever's Y-7, (Wise Head) Disinfect-
ant Soap Powder is a boon to any
home, It disinfects and cleans at
the same time. -
nriay be that matches are made
only in heaver], because the lire 2.10V-
er goes out in the other place.
Thegreat demand for 0 pleasant, safe
and reliable antidote for al1 affections of
the throat aud lungs is fully met with in
Biekle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. It IS
a purely Vegetable Compound, and acts
promptly and magically in mil:cluing all
coughs, cold, bronchitis, inflarairiation, of
tbe lungs, etc. It is so palatable that a
child will not refuse it, and it is put at a
price that will not exclude the poor front
ts Unwise,
"Now," said tbe bridegroom to
the bride when they returned from
their honeymoon trip, "let us have a
clear understanding before we settle
down to married life. Are you the
president or vice-president of this
society ?" "I want to be neither
president nor vice-president," she
answered; -"I will be content with a
.subordinate 'position." "What's
that ?" "Teeasurer."
aZiesagtraTASS.1.11,1601.1111,
When you thipk you have cured
. a cough or cold, but find
a dry, hacking cough remains,
there is danger. Take
Shiloh'
Consumption
Cre The Lung Tonic
at once.
It will strengthen the lungs
and stop the cough.
Prices 25c., 50e. and 51.00
• S. C. WELLS Se CO.
Toronto, Can. LeRoy, N.Y.
I [(ten Minard's Liniment in the 'louse.
"Did Smith's father leave him any-
thing ?" "Only Ids debts." "How
is Smith getting along ?" "Wen,
he has greatly increarsed his inked-
tance,"
I Believe .MINAllD'S LINIMENT
Will cure every case of Diphtheria.
Riverdale, MRS. REUBEN BAKER.
I Believe • MINARD'S LINIMENT
will produce growth of hair.
MRS. CHAS ANDERSON.
Stanley, P. E. I.
I Belieee KINARD'S LINIMENT
Is the best household remedy on
earth.
MATTHIAS FOLEY:
Oil City, Ont.
JOHNNY'S ESSAY ON THE ROG:
The hog is called a hog b'euz he
makes a hog of himself. It runs
in the faniily. 'All hogs are hogs.
The hog has two sides to his char-
acter, one of which is good to eat
and the other We can't so cordjully
admire: As an article of diet the
bog is , one of the Wannest friends
to the human race that I know Of.
Most of him is good for food and the
rest is useful in making =Amapa,
bristle brushes, and other utensils.
Nearly everything about him is pal-
atable but his voice. The latter al-
ways seems to 'me to sound as if it
bad kind o' soured. It is said that
you can't niake a silk purse, out of a
--er-han !-lady-hog's ear. I eave
never beard of any fool big enough
to try to. ,
As a citizen the hog is not so
warm. His manners and instincts
are gross in the extreme, and his
sole ambition 'pears to be to eat
front early morn till far into • the
night. When a man is dead he be-
comes the late Mr. So-and-so, and
we say rice things about him. When
a hog ' reaci he is pork, and • pa
often 1, "Confound this pork !"
When I eat too much pa calls me a
pig. A pig is a hog's little boy.
This is all 1 anew about the hog.
For fanai.17 use there is no• better
tea than
1
particularly for those &rallies who
/Me the best and ukost deliclous tea
at a reasonable price.
Doak, Mixed. Cqlon Green, Ask for Red Labels
aeowery imenoTS-nolteCeensen BE rirrr
T Titsra rse TWT.T,o.
VadelliftalfliaataMilaaaiWASia
en you buy a
An CARO "e't
it beare the name
1$1.T ON GETTING ONE OF THE AnovE WELL-1C/10M; ofttogrAv.
The Ele414 The,* On 1;0 161a4t
iI EDDY'S PAILS $4 TUSS*
EDDY'S niATCHES.
nly prizes are
care -get
ere
If a Malt begins to court trouble ho•
ually ends by ratttryiug it.
fosses. N'earbrop 4.55 Lyman -ea. Bee the
rierota of, 1.)re ThOlna' .aleo;rio 03.
teb Is now lialeg eeld in intitteriee
quaulitiesthr011gieollt the Delnitti011.
ts weleolatil by the 011freeitr haeolid
•
18008225015pairtand.givee init/10;
for 1
y . a- . es ,
r :te
K ..e le ea :
tho anirecer more !serious thaa.
gild, Is is the eliale of life tonality a
waetea 1'0 the favorer- it is loolq
, detarable, 311:1 *1. titou151 be In every
."401SitilOW feel •that 1122
2U,'
trata
say' doughter to you." "Ytdt
inalegia trt1151.1
71
Dues !Aimed Lumbuman's Ned
1.41,11.191A
Lawyer "Did the defend:sot. to
year allow/edge. 0Ver itaite at -other
to perpary ?" Witueaa 1 "Yea; ON'
II heard libin ask a W011etkal her age."
For Over .51xer 'Veers
else WI ren etre faantioasvorr tax aae, gara 111
triilizaa of rittlitra for 010; 4111I14I10 1100 2005e
1llt542.:11110 chtlU. EVZDS18.$8221'. 4,14194ase!, 1.141
wr,abytoltwutera,tx*x.nalioire.U.
team nods tn. Pt.ratusA. itcott .
saw rd, saiti thr.utt,rela 2225 werti. ue ,!..te.ama
21e:364'01'4ra Wixsowseeetunta tatter.
410.1=101•Mir
e1Ir 41TO MOMONI 1 Or for 1-er
beauity, that the haen't nexch lea."
ate toturical him aw
11s money.- So they me in the same
'boat."
•••••••••••••••
atemen !Inaba» LIA.•
man is never 21 cootattaimatiai man ha
cause his ailment ritalera WM mamm
as ai
gook... The goes p ••• ant le tiso1.1 danwir
0114.05, it Is detagretatla Yet au ono need
suffer from it who 0110 i2r,'8l0 Partneletee
Vegetaele PHIS. By reoulestax: rite liver
and elm atiug tbe effeete the
stioneteli they restore 121011. claim:fulness
and fall vigor of Aso ion.
• "Mlle, do you tame whut haa-
acts to the bad little boys ?" "S't's"
"What ?" ""ates hove 1 et
than tbe good little boys."
.filinard's Liniment Is used by Phisicians
Edith : '11.1utt cad z.1,21 say to
George wbert be propoted ?" Mance
"I asked for time to onsider; it
was to mansreetea, .cu lenow."
Edith : "It ale ays is, Ileisr, wben
one has given up all hope"
They Are Not Violent in Action.-Sente
ptesons, when they wish to cleanse the
stomach, resort to Epsom and Other piirg.alive sails. These are speedin their ac
Ilea. but 10100 220 permanent good. Their
nee produces inciptent chills, and it per
sisted hi they injure the stomach. .Nor
do they 002 upon the intestines iu a beue.
Betel way. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
answerall pueposes ia this respect, and
have uo s manor.
"Mies Chalartington says she is
e•ory fond of animals,a remarked
Bliggens' eisixer. "Perhaps there's
hope for me, then," said Bliggens.
"She called me a brute the other
day."
Those Worrying Piles1- one
application of Dr. Agnew's Ointrnent will
give you comfort. Applied every night
for three to six nights and a cure is effected
in the most stubborn cases of Blind, Bleed-
ing, or Itching Piles. Dr, Agnew's Oint-
ment cures Eceerna and all itching and Ss
burning skin diseases. It acts like magic. lard Tables
35 cents. -15
MARVELS OP SPIDER LIFE.
Nrrk1.111.49,51.1Y,1115.4.11/1911.
AP4UTM1TS TO LK -r,
A white cardon a rarisiAn
ongsboussi indicatea that fornialted
2 •
,apertments aro to 1et 4 yellow
;gawk inftsrma pealeatriona that tql-afar-
itielted rooms may be bad. The oil-
lpet is to saw paasers-by dm trouble
'of crossing the street if they chance
• to be on the opposite Side. In ellet.50
61304 rooms as they desire are not ad-
'vertiaed.
Ilinard's and tete no ottinG
"Iru-pnAre to Staitha. baby has
loarred out so big," "italead 1.
.Why ?" you linow. it ;ma
'brougll condensed 22:111U."
Totally $S Ca4eat21, Poet
porno wrincsi "I cow razied i.evesce raid
NlIrai4M, Wnieb aty 11182313.
inn to:011y.kicar olza t30 nod portially
la the otl.er. Eilf10.0 124Tl11r) v01104$
imacs, mat eatltioltitat; toNaeo 1 tilegore,
we:tom oesainteei tray- relief. ttatsia,lo-
saaitil to try-. '4 I2328412' F. 01t'4418 0l.
wareteil :ne 031 iilotti :pixi1321.4 a tattle et, is
toto ,my• ear, oral beano onaltelt eim bete
tie tete my lietteeso was too:pie:eV:a
res'aired. I !law 110 08 o° ether cases of
&ague,. S,..10:4 rural hy tho 11.og' title
medicine"'
Sainta : "What naters, 1.1111 1.4.) an-
, nriyerl ; Iro'cl kis
. vela: :1-e o jtalr,stieti, 4011 ste
jl!;' t 141011ed !him 0t0 4 tit it ally Lawns
heafl to foot. arc! iaid :Ate vain Le-
gitsolog20 reali'e
That Chatting Acid that a vireo from
• the stomach Eted altrist stranglea, Is caused
by taratantaaen of the fond In the ra
It is a. fermatte ef inligestion and despep-
• six,. Take ose of Dr. Von Stan's Pleeapplo
• Tablets immediately after catlea, nod it
will prevent this distress and aid digestioo.
• Co in a box, as cents. -t6
Towle : "Ile's vely uetaihy."
TOW,I1C : "Yea, and %vie: stir gy aud
0' 021(21.111' al.'" " \alai hnow
• 1 'et. Into nets:eat ledge 42 man br
(.14atIte.4.“ “t„telainly 1et,2 r.ro,
Lim 10- 1 lb e 120'23 2 lotites.'"
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pa - 711 0 a fry
5021 MAOAZINSS, PERIODICAIO, BOOXS. ate.,
diseatclied to suletilers by firat ma.% by
'K. DAWSON a; SONS, Limited, Cannon
Iteuse, Dream's Paittings, London, Enehmit.
1 he larg,.mt Sul.z.zription Agway in the eerie.
Send for our list. Fre.; 00 appluntion. ha;
DIGO. Prompt am! tel41-.:e.
ASUX.Siffsilr SYSTEM.
PURELY CAA.
The Canadian Order of
Chosen Friends
IT'S A GOOD THING.
BETTER TAKE IT.
Present membership 26,000
Present aro. of CoUn-
cil8 470
Present surplus funds 2400,000.00
Amount of claims
paid ... - . $1,432,000.00
Sick benefits if you want them.
Write either W. F. MONTAGUE,
Grand Recorder, Ha.milton, Ontnor
W. P. CAMPBELL,
Grand Organizer, Hamilton, Ont.
Tremendous spiders can be seen in
the forests of Java, the webs of
these creatures being so strong that
it sometimes requires a knife to cut
through them. A Texas spider
weaves a baloon 4 ft. long and 2 ft.
wide, which it fastens to a tree by a
!single 'thread, then inarelles on
thread, and away goes the airship to
board with its little obeS, cuts tbe
sonic distant place to make a new
home.
WEAK liEgESI WEAK BLOOD
wEAK REilvEs
REllEr 30 MINUTES.
Dr. Agnew's (lure for. the heart neve.:
falls to cure the heart and nerves anti
to enrich the blood. It relieves in :30
minutes. t is a beacon light to lead
you back to health. W.' El. Musselman,
of G.A.31., 'Weiss p or t, says: 'Two'
bottles of Dr. Agnew's 'leapt Gure en-
tirely cured me of heart palpitation and
extreme nervousness. Its value can. not
be estimixted." 5
Agacw's Ointment relieves eczema an4
letter in a aayi as&
The Bost at the Lowest Price
Write for Terms
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et gio'O ptiesn Semi for eabalog.
SAW RJR* AND esesnia wanted. sena fox
price Ilse ss-sil
Pottitlf,
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4.1tpipai.
ALL MHOS
FRUETS
And Farm Prc•
duce generally,
consign it to u;
Lill we will go
you good prices
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