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Do Not. Dose WithPurgatives and.
Weakening Medicines -- What Peopla
Need at This Season is a Tonle.
Not eeactly sick -- but not feeling
quite well, That's the, spring feeling.
You are easily tired, appetite variable,
Midnight Summons --•.Shot Without
Trial Before Dawn.
Ivan Krivorotoff, his wife and .mother
were aroused !n their home at the sta-
tion of Golitvino; south of Moscow, by a
loud knock about midnight on January
2, !van's another opened the door; and
threemen. entered, Semen !Venal, the
sometimes headaches and a feeling, of head constable, who had been drinking;
depression. Or perhaps pimples and Vassily Konkoff, deputy constable, and
eruptions appear on the face, or you the gendarme Stationed at GoliLvino.
have twinges of rheumatism or neural- Ml were well known to Krivorotoff.
gig. Arty of these indicate -that the They entered his bedroom, and he shoots
Hood is out of order, that the indoor hands with them and asked:
life of winter has left its mark upon • "Ivanoff, What do you want with
you and may easily develope into more me?"
serious trouble. Don't dose •yourself "Get up and dress, Krivorotoff," was
1Lh .purgative medicines in the hope the answer, "and come with us to the
that you can put the blood right. Pur- station."
gatives gallop through the system, and Krivorotoff's heart was gripped by the
weaken instead of giving strength. What fear of death. The• Semenoff Regiment
you do need. is a tonic medicine that had passed on its punittte expedition
will make new, rich, red blood, build only, a day or two before. It is true
up the weakened nerves and thus Colonel Riemann had held a thanksgiv-
give you new health and strength. ing service for the suppression of se -
And the one medicine to ao this speed- stilton, and had declared that enough
tly and surely is Pr, Williams' Pink blood had been shed and that there
Fills. Every dose of - this medicine were no more Semenoff soldiers in the
makes new, rich blood which makes Nleinity, but the recollection of the
r, oak. easily 'tired and ailing men, and twenty-six bodies In the fresh trench
women feel bright, active and strong. near the railway station was too much
if you need a medicine this spring try fol Krivorotoff.
Cr. Williams' Pink Pills and you will "Oh, come on," replied Ivanoff. "They
never recret, it. This medicine has are waiting on you at the investiga-
cured thousands and thnnsands in every lion'
rare of the world. and what it has done Krivorotoff told Ivanoff this was not
tot nthrrs it cnn easily do for you. true, as there was nobody at the stn-
Medicine- dealers everywhere sell these tion to conduct an investigation, and
pills nr yrn] eon get them direct from refused to go, dclaring they wanted to
the 17r.. Williems' Medicine Co., Week- kill him.
elate; Ont., at 50 cents a box or six boxes "What a fool you. are, Krivorotoff,"
for $2.50.
SIEGE COST 50.000 LiVES.
Sanaa Almost Depopulated --Suffering
of Inhabitants from Hunner.
Leland Buxton, who has just returned
from a tour of several months in the
Persian Gulf and in the Yemen, visited
Sanaa, which was recently besieged- by
the rebel Arabs.
He states that he found Sanaa to be
said Ivanoff. "Do you know that the
Colonel said at the mass. that there
would be no more killed. What are
you afraid oi? Who's going to shoot.
you? Hurry, dress and conic on."
Krivorotoff again refused. The gend-
errne put his revolver to his temple.
Krivorotoff's mother begged him to go
in peace, so as not to anger the officer.
He submitted. Before leaving he em -
traced his wife and mother. Ivanoff
sneered, "What's the use of snivelling?
Might think you are going to be shot."
practicallydepopulated, flavin been re- Krivorotoff never returned. The
uped from a population of 70,000 to railwayminutes handsa heard several Shots a
something like 20,000 as a result of the few later, and the havgeaine g f the
famine during the Arab'seige. The twenty-six showed signs of having been
during reopened.
Jews. suffered terriblythe period, Krivorotoff's wife went to the authori-
and almost the whole town is deserted.
Sanaa, which, so far as he knows, has
Only been visited by a few. Englishmen.
has magnificent and large- buildings,
covered with decorations, and the town
is surrounded by mud walls.
On his way to the capital Mr. Bux-
ton found villages had been destroyed
by the Turkish artillery, and that a
great portion of the route to Sanaa was
entirely depopulated. Large numbers of
skeletons and skulls marked the route.
The siege .of Sanaa was attended by
terrible suffering and starvation, and
cannibalism occurred both among the
Arabs and the Turks. The people were
reduced to terrible straits, and one Turk
himself admitted that he had killed and
eaten three Arabs.
The dogs, which are a characteristic
feature of most eastern towns, had dis-
appeared, both they and the cats having
been used as food. The only European
in Sanaa is an Italian trader, who was
in the place throughout the siege, and
who has lived here for twenty years.
FRENCH ARMY CONSCRIPTS.
Never Take Good Clothes or Possessions
into the Barracks. -
"They are a curious crowd," says a
writer describing the conscripts of the
French army, "these boys of twenty and
or twenty-one, in various stages of
sobriety, as they. throng onto the plat-
forms of the railway stations and,
under the fire of gentle and superior
sarcasm from the young men in uni-
form who have already done a year or
two, climb into the third-class cattle
pens which are to take them to the
threshold of their lives in barracks.
The sons of wealthy men elbow the
scourings of the street. ✓
"AB wear their worst clothes, except
those who do not possess a second
suit. The chief peculiarity about the
whole -of them is an entire absence of
luggage. A young friend of my own
was one of them. Itis luggage for the
two days of his first. visit to Paris con-
sisted of a comb and an extremely
aged tooth brush, and before leaving
Paris he asked me to keep his overcoat
for him til] he returned. 'They will only
spoil it, and it is a new one,' was his
plea.
"1 counted the valises of a whole train
load of conscripts who accompanied my
friend, and they numbered exactly four.
°Those four will have their lives teased
out of them to -morrow,' was the verdict
of a private under arms upon the plat-
form.' •'
CHILDHOOD'S PERILS.
The so-called soothing medicines con-
tain poisonous opiates that deaden and
stupefy, but never cure the little ail-
ments of childhood. Baby's Own Tab-
lets are guaranteed to contain no opiate
Rey act -on the stomach and bowel
and thus remove the cause of nearly all
the Ills that aniet lithe ones. In this
way they bring natural, healthy sleep,
and the child wakes up bright and
+n cll. Mrs. A: Weeks, Vernon, 13. C.,
says: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets
and can cheerfully say that I have found
them all you claim for them," Thee
Tablets are good for children of all ages
from birth onward. Sold by all medicine
dealers or sent by mail at 25c a box
by writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
TTIIMBLE COLLECT1NG.
Ono of the queerest fads among the up-
per classes is th'e collecting of the
thimbles of women celebrities. One cf
the fiifest of, these collections is that cf
ai London society roan, who has a cab -
!net full of the dainty finger -shields of
-the maidens he has loved and lost; while
Mrs. Vanderbilt rejoices in the posses,
sion of a veritable thimble of that ex-
cfiilent noedlewoman Queen Elizabeth.
This is the gem of her collection, al-
though the latter contains a solid silver
thimbleworn by .our Queen when a
girl of fourteen, and a substantial "fin-
f?er-shoe" of no less a person than the
Mother of our King.
Tt's all right to while your time away
atter yeti have tie. goirtetbirtg worth,`
1, rulli1e.
ties for information. They offered her
a certificate that he had been executed
by the military authorities on January i
1, instead of the morning of January
2.
Such writes the St. Petersburg corre-
spondent of the London Standard, is
the story related to V. Vladimiroff, the
well known - writer, by the mother and
wife of the victim: Neither it nor any
other stories published by Vladimiroff
have been denied by the authorities.
•
A CAMPBELLTOWN
BUILDER SPEAKS
HE POUND NOTHING TO EQUAL
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, FOR
THEY CURED DIM OF
HIS TROUBLE.
Mr. W. II. Wallace is a Well Man To-
day, But Re Was Pretty Bad Before
He Got Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Cambelltown, N.B., Apr. 23 (Special)
--"It was a cold started my trouble;
says Mr. Wallace, of this place, "I am
a contractor and builder and ray work
causes me to be out and exposed to F 11
weathers so I suppose' it was in that
way I got cold. Anyway it selteed in
my kidneys and made me pretty sick.
I got lumbago in theback, cramp in the
muscles, pains in the loins, shortness
of breath, a dragging pain ` at the loins
and my urine was thick with dark sed-
iment. Then I knew the kidneys were
to blame so I took. Dodd's Kidney Pills
and they soon put me in shape and
cured me so that I have had no trouble
with my kidneys since."
QUALIFYING FOR THE PROFESSION.
An old lady walked into a lawyer's
office lately, when the following con-
versation took place :—
"Sir, I've Called 'to see if you would
like to take this -.boy. and make a law-
yer of him ?"
"The boy appears rather young, ma-
dam; how old is he?"
"Seven years, sir," -
"He is too young --decidedly too
young. Have you got no older boys?"
"Oh, yes, sir; I have several. 13u•t we
Have concluded to make farmers of the
others. I told my man I thought this
little fellow would make a first -rale
lawyer, and so I called to see if you
would lake him."
"No, madam; he is too young yet to
commence the study of the profession.
But why do you think this boy so much
better calculated for a lawyer than your
other sons?"
"Wily, you see, sir, he is just seven
years` lo -day. When he was only Ilve
he'd lie like anything, when he got to
be six he was saucy and impudent as
any critter could be, and now he'll steal
anything he can lay his hands on." •
Even though it woman considers a
man a bore, she invariably believes that
he considers her interesting.
samoir
ARE. YOU A "TRYER ?"
All honor to the man who tries! Ila
may fail --quite likely lie will -many
and many tinges before he accomplishes
the desired results. But if he has got the
grit and the hang -on tenacity, of the
bulldog, be will come out 'a winner lal
the end. The harder the battle, the more
glorious the victory. Easily attained
success is equally valuable, but rare.
The trouble is, this wheel of chance sort
of success is seldom valued for what it
is worth. It comes so easily, it is liable
to be lost just as easily. The man who
has come out a winner after hardship
and disappointment, who hasfought
many battles with great odds against
him, and who, has overcome obstacles
galore—well, Ile knows the price he had
to pay for victory, and it Is valued ac-
cordingly. Whether or nat the silvery
lining isyet in sight for you, "don't
give up the ship." After all, the real
joy Is in the fight—the little victories
that come with everyday business
battles. The "big reward" may seem to
be discouragingly far off in the future,
but keep trying and trying. The. world
honors the man who tries as much as
the man who succeeds.
♦.
RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS*
Their complete home cure. Post
free to readers of this paper:
For limited period only.
A handsome illustrator! treatise, giv-
ing full descr:l+tion e' ltbeuni atism and
Paralysis, with instructions for a com-
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u uccessful treatment in tire world, re-
tomrnended by the Ministry and caldera-
ed by medical men. '.this high!y in-
✓ tructfve book was written by W. IL
Vcno, a gentleman who has made• &
study of these diseases. The preface to
by a .graduate of the' University o!`
Wurtzburg. Send postal to -day and
you will receive the boob: ` free by re-
turn. --Address, The Veno. Drug Co.. ES
ICiug St., Wert, Toronto
Teacher "Johnny, can you tellme
what a hypocrite is?" Johnny : "Yes,
ma'am., It's a boy what comes to school
with a smile on Lis face."
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t��+ na�yy 1tEWAPJ will
►p rV 'W be paid to. any
person who proves that
Sunlight Soap contains any
injurious chemicals or any
form of adulteration.
is equally good with hard or soft water.
if you use. Sunlight Soap in the Sunlight way (follow directions)
you need not boil nor rub your clothes, and yet you will get better
results than with boiling and hard rubbing in the old-fashioned way.
As Sunlight Soap contains no injurious chemicals and is perfectly
pure, the most delicate fabrics and dainty silks and laces may be
washed without the slightest injury.
Your money refunded
by the dealer from whom you buy
Sunlight Soap if you End any
cause for complaint,
Lever Drothera Limited, Toronto s{
'LIGHT FROM THE CIGARET.
Sapleigh — Weally, 1 - aw — nevah
smoke a cigawet without thinking what
a beastly fool I,aln, donelier know."
Miss Causticp b — And yet some people
claim there isn't any virtue in cigarets.
A cough is often the forerunner of
serious pulmonary afflictions, yet there
is a simple cure within the reach of ail
in llickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup, en
old-time and widely recognized remedy
which, if resorted to at the inception
of a cold, will invariably give relief,
and by overcoming the trouble, guard
the system from any serious cense
quences. Price -25 cents, at all dealers.
"They call it an electric light," Pat
confided' to his companion, "but it do
beat me how they make the hairpin burn
in thee little bottle."
For "Run-down" People there's Laysno-
thingIt a Stilling Hand on Pain.-- known in medical treatment to-
day so effective andceatain of a cure
For pains in the joints and limbs and and so magical in its building up pow -
for rheumatic pains, neuralgia and E.,. as South American Nervine, because
lumbago, Dr. Thomas' Eolectric Oil Js it strikes at the root of all nervous all -
without a peer. Well rubbed in, the
ments, the digestive organs, makes rich
skin absorbs it and it quickly and per- red blood, drives away emaciation, puts
ruanently relieves the affected part. Its on flesh and makes overh sical
value lies in its magic property or re- wrecks generally. -148 p y
moving pairs from the body, and for
that good quality it is prized.
EXPLANATION. He — I must have acted like a perfect
NATURAL AS LIFE.
•
A merciful providence made a man's idiot at the dinner last night.
°toes to point upward so that he could She (yawning) — 1 didn't notice any -
not kick himself to death when he felt thing unusual about you.
like it.
For Inflammation of the Eyes.—Amon,;.
A'Ae AGLY FAMILY of skin diseases is the one the many good qualities which Parme-
generally'descrihed by the word J caeine. In all lee's Vegetable Pills possess., besides
its forms it resists ordinary treatment but is.
completely cured by Weaver's Cerate used in eon- regulating the digestive organs, is their
ueetion with Weaver's Syron.
ITE KNEW VALUES.
efficacy in reducing inflammation of the
eyes. It has called forth many lettere
of recommendation from those who were
Art Dealer—"Ilere is a lovely little afflicted with this complaint and four 1
woodland scene for only $2,250." a cure in the pills. They affect the
Oil Magnate—"That? Nonsense 1 I nerve centres and the blond in a surpris-
know where that was painted. Why, 1 ingly active way, and the result is al-
could buy the whole farm for $1,500." !most immediately seen.
Apoplexy. — Dr. Agnew's Cure for the: ODE TO SPRING.
Ileart is effective in apoplectic symp-
toms. If you have unpleasant (La:-
Ch, gentle spring, you are the thing
ness, lightness or sudden rush of blond For forcing leaf and bud;
to the head, take precautions against But oft, alas( it comes to pass
a recurrence. This great remedy will! Oh, spring, thy name is mud.
remove the cause. The press• of the 1
land has daily a list of sudden deaths' FERIiOVIM, WHAT IS IT? It is the name of
which would not have been .chronicled the best tonic. It builds up the system, gives
new life make, ppeople well and strong. Be sure
if Dr. Agnew's Cure for the heart were you got the gen "Ferrovtm."
used. -147
DEGREES.
IT WAS EASY.
"Were you frightened when you arose
Lo hake your first speech?" "What
should frighten me?" "The audience."
"The audience left as soon as my name
was announced."
They Drive Pimples Away. — A face
covered with pimples is unsightly. It
tells of internal - irregularities which
should long since have been corrected.
The liver and the kidneys are not per-
forming their functions in the healthy
way they should, and these pimples are
to let you know that the blood protests.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will drive
them away, and will leave the skin
clear and clean. Try them, and there
will be another witness to their excel- •
lence.
SOOTI•IING THE BABY.
Mother : Have you kept your baby
brother nice and quiet while I've been
gone, Tommy?
Tommy : Yes, mommer.
Mother : ITas he cried any at all?
Tommy: Ile hasn't made a sound,
mommer, not the whet° time.
Mother : What did you give him to
amuse himself with?
Tommy : The —mucilage bottle, and
he's been like a. mouse since the first
suck.
Bnflgnt soap le better than outer reaps,
but is boat when used in the Sunlight way.
Bay Sunlight Soap ant follow directions.
DAY OF REST IN FRANCE.
The commission which has been con-
sidering the iiltrodiiction in France of
a weekly day of rest has proposed Sun-
day as a day of compulsory idleness
for all except certain trades, necessar-
ily busy every day. It willebe laid be-
fore the French Parliament. Evidently
the Continent 'of England, and for that
matter the United States, are drawing
together in the use of Sunday. the
old-fashioned English Sunday _meant
nC' work and no play. The Continent-
al Sunday meant play, but unhappily,
also, a great deal of work. While Eng-
land is forgetting the austerities of
Puritanism and taking to play on Sun-
day, France is adva.noing in the econo-
mics of labor and finds work seven days
a week intolerable,
PENSIONS FOR SERVANT GIRLS.
The late Herr Theodor Kutzner, a
Berlin millionaire, has left to that city
the sum of 2,800,000 marks to create a
fund to be known as the "'Theodor and
1i;ar1 Kutzner Foundation." The reven-
ues of the capital left to the city are to
be used for providing pensions of 250
Marl's each to be given to servant -girls,
seamstresses, and etnbroiderers. They
Must be at least [[tett-six years old.
"She says she's saddest when she
sings."
"Nonsense!_ She may be sadder than
usual, but it's her audience that's sad- •t
(lest."
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The Iceman's Troubles.—"My busi-
ness," says. John Gray, ice dealer, of
Wingharn, Ont., "is one of the most
fertile fields under the sun for sowing call phonetic spelling?"
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the seeds for rheumatic suffering. For n
five years I was a great invalid, words ,,It's the kind, Jim, they used to tIo„
cannot convey the faintest idea of my you and me at school for using."
intense suffering and constant pain Got a Constant Headache? - Ten
I endured. 6 bottles of South American chances to one the secret of your suffer -
Rheumatic Cure permanently cured ing is that "white man's burden," Ca-
me." -146 tarrh. here's a sentence from one
SELF-PRESERVATION. man's evidence for Dr. Agnew's Catar-
rhal Powder — "One application gave
"I am greatly troubled with klepto- me instant relief, cleared the nesse] pas -
mania, exclaimed the fashionably sages and stopped the pain in my head."
dressed woman, as she bustled into the 1'.'s a quick, safe and sure treatment,
and it never fails to cure. 50 cents. --
145.
'IHE BES.W CHEMICAL CO.,
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.n.rmaaa..svgs.=:ex:.::.e.xr:ss :0,46,
SAME OLD SPELLING.
"Say, Dick, what is this new fad they
drug department; "now what would you
advise me to take for it 2" "Your de-
parture, manlame, by all means," re-
plied the floor -walker, and bowed her to
the elevator.:
IIARTYRDOI DESCRIBED
Kingston Man belle how be Suffered and
How he was Released.
"For years a martyr,
is how (bas. H. Powell
of 105 Raglan Street,
Kingston, begins his
story.. " A martyr to
chronic constipation,
but now I am free from
it and all through the
use of Dr. Leohbardt's
Anti -Fill."
Cita.. 1H. POWSLL Many who are now
suffering from this complaint will be glad
to learn from Mr. Poevoll.'s story that there
is hope for the most stubborn case, lie
continues : " I was induced to try Anti -
Pili by reading the testimony of eome one
who had been cured of constipations by it.
I had suffered' -for eighteen years and had
taken tend of stuff recommended as cures
but which made me worse rather than
better, Doctors told me there was no cure
for me."
Dr, I.eonhrtrdt's Anti-l?iil le for sale by all
Druggistit or by Tho Wiluon-Pyle Co.,
Limited,, Niagara Fells, Out.
Mr. Vowel' will verify every ward of
tllisi itatemeatw bOt
IN HER OWN EYES.
Her—"Do you believe it is true that
every woman is beautiful in the eyes ' t
some one?"
Him—"Certainly, if she isn't blind."
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
has the largest sale of any similar pre-
paration sold in Canada. It always
gives satisfaction by restoring health
to the little folks. •
1,:' PAYSI
Merchant wasn't
Very wise;
Swore he wouldn't
Advertise.
Tried his system
For a year,
Earned a hundred
$$S clear.
Then the merchant
Got so mad
Put the hundred
In an "ad."
Ad. brought so mush
Cllstdrn in
That the merchant
Had to grin.
Since then daily
Loud he cries:
"lam it pays 10
it dvertlsel"
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Edna (writing composition) —"Dear
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seven wonders of the world. I think 1'll
ask Mrs. Brown,"
Tom -"Don't."
Ectna---"Why not?"
Tom—"Well, she has seven children."
Lash or Cure
If Shiloh's Contumpption Cure fails to cure
your Cold or Cough, you get bads all you
paid for ft. You ate sure of a Cure cs
the
if it Wasn't a sure cure, this offal' woulii
not be made.
Can anything be fairer)
If you have a Cold, Couzbt or any daeento
of the Throat, Low or Air Pinar?, UV
SiILOdi
31s
7.54. per bottle All &dot gusrautee it.
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