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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-12-13, Page 7ACHING KIIDNEYS. • Made Sound- and Strong by Dr. WUhL 'ems' Pink Pills, Them is probably no one in tiee tee'n oi Paris, Ont, who does not know Mr. Samuel G. Robinson, and who will not readily accept his word when be says that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills (lurecl eim of an obstinate case of kidney trou- We after other treatment ma failed to give him more than tempoeary relief. To 4 reporter of the Star-Transcri,Pt Mr. Robinson freely gave permissien to publieh a segment Of his case in •the hope that *Ins eeperience might beneat some other sufferer. He eatel: "I have suffered from' kidney trouble for about three years. Sometimes my bacic ached $c severely that I was unable to wort, rd al times it was almost impossible ^me to straighten up, I had to uri- nate very frequently and often hid to get Up several times during the night. , At different times I was under the care of doctors, but I only got relief for a time. I also tried a number of mede eines and bactiache plasters, but none ot them helped me and I began to think • the trouble could not be cured. One day during a correersatiori with a friend he asiceci•me why I did not try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, saying that he had used them and they hod done ben Much good. I decided. to try the pills and it was not long before I felt greatly bene- fited, I continued using the pills for scene time longenand I am geed• to say that every vestige of the trouble has. diseppearea and 1. am now as well as ever. Dr. Williams' Pik Pills have proved a blessing to me and I gladly ;recommend them to anyone similarly af- flicted." Dr. Williarhs' Pink Pills are the great- est cure in the world for all the com- mon ailments of men and women -for sli weaknesses and weariness, ane bacic- •aches and headaches bf anaemia; all tbe heaviness and distress of indigestion; .all the pains and aches of rheumatism, sciatica and neuralgia, and all the ill health that follows ane disturbance of aiegularity in tha blood supply. Ml these ailments are caused by bad bleed and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually make new, Hobe red blood. They steike ,straight at the common root of disease. But you must get the genuine pills with The full name Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 'for Pale People on the wrapper around -each box. Sold at. 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by all dealers or the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, (Ont. , PIGEONS AS DOCTOR'S ASSIS- TANTS. A doctor in the north of Scotland finds -carrier pigeons of much use to him. He has a. scattered practice, and when on long rounde he takes several pigeons with nim. If one of his patientseneeds medicine immediately, he writes out a prescription,- and by means of the birds forwards it to his surgery. - Here an as- sistant gets the message, prepares the nresceiption, and dispatches • the medi- cine. If, after visiting a patient, the .doctor thinka he will be required later in the day, he simply leaves a igeon, with which he can be called if ecessary. . TERRIBLE RESULT .OF BLOOD POISON CHRONIC ULCERS AND SORES FOR 9 YEARS - ZAM-131.1le WORKED A MARVELLOUS CURE. The wonderful value of Zam-Buk, the terbal balm in cases of chronic ulcers, sores, etc, is illustrated by the -experi- ence of Mrs. W. E Bice, of London .Junction (Ont.). She says. "For nine years I had been a sufferer .from running sores on my legs caused by blood -poisoning. I had tried every icind of ointment and salve that I had heard of, but none of them seemed equal to my case. Last winter I was worse than evereand could not bear to stand on my feet for five minutes. The pain Was so -acute that I could not bear to have my slippers on. "1 heard of Zam-Buk, and decided to give it a fair trial. From first com- mencing with it it did me geod, and it has now cured me. Whereas before could not stand on my feet for five minutes at a time, I carr now not only stand, but walk about without feeling any pain whatever. I feel like a new woman. I have waited to see if the cure was permanent before making any statemeht, and now I am very wil- ling to give my testimony. 1 shall be pleased to answer any inquiries, and if any one came to come end see me, I shall be pleased to tell them what Zam- 13u1c has clone ior me." It is by working such cures as the above that Zam-13uk has made for it- self Pe world-wide reputation. It is a certain cure for cies, burns, bruises. czerna, pimplee. miming sores, spread- ing scabs, scalp diseases, poisoned wounds, festering sores, piles, ulcers, ead legs, abseesees, boils, ringworm, erysipelas, scrofula, barber's rash, blackheads, 8 cne, etiffness, rtieu m tism , and all injured, diseased or inflamed conditions 'of side, and tissue. Of alt drurnests. at 50c a box. or postpoid from the ein-Buk Co., Colborne Street, To - lento, upon receipt of price. 6 boxes for $2.50. ak /%11.••••••••••• "You can't guess what sister said about you just before you crime in, Mr. flighcollar," said little Johnnie. • "1 beven't an Rica in- the world, Johenie." "'riot's it, You guessed it the very first time." In Nature's Storehouse There nee Medleal experiments have shoteri cencluelvely that, there are mode eieal eirtues in even ordinary plants growing up atound us which givelhem a Value teat cannot be estimated. It is held by some that Nature provides a tare foe every disenee which neglect kite igneeence have visited upon man. tleetever, this may he, a is weil known thee Pormelee's Vegetable Pills, distilled free( rents and herbs, are a Sovereige tetriene in curing AN disorders. Of the !lige:Len, J SCIENSOCRAGY FOR ALL LoNooN EAST END HAPPINESS. I Des fit Bieliop of London Pays Tribute to Home. Doesn't el East End Workmen. 1. i ee A NEW *emir THAT MAY LEAD TO "Let a mart he in work," said the slain*. THE M1LLENIUM. ' Bishop of London to a gathering of 4,- 11 Aims to Realize a Life Hitherto Dreamed of by World's Thinkers. Manchester, England, has produced a new school of thotrget which has been christened Sclensocraey. Its folloWers believe that in days to come the rule of many will be euper- neded by the rule of science. Their first general principle is free- dom of individuality. Under its sway men would regard bread and labor es the fundamental religious law of life. Sciensoerats say that every man should partieipate in the production ef those things of which he enjoys the fruits. * Government, they pettier say, exists only that one class Itvy keep another in subjection, ahd they advocate the adoption of a definite, eonsistent, and scientific -policy. • "SCIENSADVISUM." The Conservative party exists, accord- ing to the followers of the new cult, to administer the country in the inter - of ene rulers. The Liberals exist as a means of clocking the Conserva- tives; while the Labor and Socialist par- ties seek to break down the authority of the others and substitute for pluto- cracy a demncracy which might be nmee _evil in its effects. „ Thc Soiensocrals seek to achieve their objects by establishing, as a first step, what they call a "Selensadvisum," a national assembly of scientiste convened • for advisory -work, and open to ' every man or woman with an idea whieb could be called to the affairs of life. .0^ Instead of making laws as govern - relents n.ow do, through Parliament, the Sciensadvisunt would make laws through Rs administrators, it being a belief with the followers of this school of thought that social science could be accelerated lust as mechanical 'science has been. IDEAL EIUMANS. - Tbey want to inerease the rate ef bu- man evolution, to bring, order out of chaos, to feed the hungry, clothe tto naked, and ultimately abolish prevent- ible disease and death. They desire to build up a race of ideal men and women, who shall have oppor- tunities of realizing "a life such as hitherto the world's greatest -thinkers e,ave only dreamed about." The application of science to life will, they consider, restore the people to health, wealth and prosperity. ' nor— GLISII GIRL WEDS MATADOR. Idol of Spain Captured by Daughter of Wealthy Britisher. One of Spain's .most famous torea- dors, 'Rafael Gonzalez -familiarly known as "Mace -aquae," or "The Little Hare- • nor" --has just been merried at Cartha- gene to Miss Clementson, the daughter of a wealthy British resident. Half the women in Spain are envious ,of tbe young English girl, for Macha- guile is the idol of the weole nation. He was one of the most daring of the mata- dors who appeared at the great Corona- tion bullfight. After making his appearance in the arena and saluting King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, he gravely marked out a ring with his sword and stepped in- side it. n roar of- applause went up from the vast audience, for the act sig- nified that Machaquito would not re- treat from tbat spot until either he or the bull was killed. Without stepping from the ring he fought off the charges of the bull until his sword had reached its heart. It was a'. a bullfight that Miss Cle- mentson first saw Machaquito, and then, carried away by ais cool daring, elle threw her 'fan to him. The matador picked it up, kissed it, and the courtship began from that day. For the Corona- tion bullfight • Machacmito received $1,500 in addition to innumerable gifts of jewellery, and his revenue, and his revenee, at a low estimate, amounts to $50,000 a year. e WIVES AS LOTTERY PRIZES. That marriage is 8. lottery is,not merely a figure of speech in the pro- vin,ce of Smolensk, Russia, it is an ac- tual fact. There four times everyeyear a lottery is held, the capital prize being a young country girl, with sometimes a good dowry in sheep. The price of a ticket is about 81 cents. At •a . single drawing 5,000 tickets are sold; He who is fortunate enough to draw the lucky ticket has his alternative -he may. marry the girl if she pleases hint, also gaining thereby 80,000, in addition to whatever the gi rl brings with her as dowry; or if the "prize" in queelion does not please him, he eten turn the ticket over to a friend. • TRADE SECRETS. The two olciest secret trade processes tow in existence are said to be the manufacture of Chinese red, or versa - ton, and the method of inlaying the hardest steel with gold and silver, which seems to have been peacticcd tit Damas- cus ages ago, and is known only to the Syrian smiles and their pupils even to tine day. 000 men in the People's Palace, Mite End, London, "lot him be a straight- forward horte,st man, and love his wife on she love him, and there is no bap,' P,Ier home in all the world than the home of a working man 'in East Lon- don." The 131shop added that he knew the men of the East End. •He had been eound to more of their homes than he could countnand had married as, many as forty-nine of them on a Christmas Day at Bethnal Green. He wished to unite them in a chive alrous spirit towards wonien, and to forni a league of public opinion Which should set its ieace against conduct un- worthy of a man. filLEANS nEsTonV A PIROMINENT CANADIAN ARTIST. One of the most. impressive cures of lodifreetion and allied %ailments ever e reported has just been effected by lea- eans. The subjectis Mr, Arthur R. Hand, the prominent; artist teacher of painting on china, leather, glass, eta. residing at 2 'eVoodgreen Place, Toron- to. As a teacher of paintine, Mr. Hand has made for himself a wide reptile - lion, but his work was interfered with con.sielerably by acete attacks of diges- tive. disorder. He says: ' -"I suffered agonies for menthe pre- vious to hiking Bileans, resorted to all kinds of remedies, but' found only tem- porary relief. Tee indigestion came an quite suddenly,'scion after eating, and caused me terrible pain. There was a constant feeling of uncomfortable full- ness in the stomach, pains in the cheet and under the shoulder .blades and rift- ing and belching of gas. I• had. constipation so badly that no medicines seemed to have any effect on the bowels. I dieted a -great deal, but the slightest food brought the same dis- tress. After taking a few Means I ex- perienced ease and comfort aftee meals, so I purchased a supply of this vege. table remedy and left all other remedies • alone. Oilcans cured me. Now my food digests very nicely and My bowels act - quite naturally. • "In a few months, through- the use of tiikens, my weight increased from 125 tc 105 pounds. This increase, too, is not useless fat, but sound, healthy Been" Not only for indigestion, butefor con- stipation, piles, _general debility,, inae- inia, female ailments, rheumatism, blood impurities, liver and kidney complaint, headache. dizziness, wind, eta.. Bileans are widely recomimended. • They are purely herbal end -do not merely ie- lieve these ailments ---they cure them permanently. All druggists seIl T3ileans at 50c. a box, or post free from the Ril- e= Co., Toronto, on receipt of price. 6 boxes for $2.50. FREE BEDS FOR CATS. In an animal hospital in Philadelphia there is a free bed for cats,.endowed a servant, Ruth Darling, who died in that city some years ago. She had al- ways liked animals, and left her savings enprovide free treatment of ailing pets in the Maher Animal Hospital, where it stakes the form of a comniodious iron cage wite the inscription "The Ruth Darling Bed" on it in gold letters. This bed has' always a,long list of cats wait- ing to be trealed. During one year as many as fifty -sic were cared for. - LITTLE LIVES SAVED. Many a little life is lost because the mother does not have the means at hand to aid her little one at the first signs of illness. In homes where Baby's Own Tablets erekept the mother al- ways feels a sense of security, 'flies° Tablets cure colic, indigestion, conste pation, simple fever, diarrhoea, teeth- • ing troubles and other minor ailments of babirbood and childhood. Baby's Own Table's always do geode -they* can- not possibly do harm. Thousands ef mothers keep these Tablets in the house and use no other* medicine for their children. Mrs. Wm. Browne -Deer Park, Torontensayse"e find Baby's Own Tab- lets of the greatest help to iny little ones and would not be without them." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail it. 25 cents a box from The Dr, Veilliiims' Medicine Co., Brockville, Oat. The Girl: "I have been qold that the eighth day of the month is the luckiest to be married on:" The Cynic: "You were misinformed, my child.' It's the eighth day of the week."' ,Tever the Curse of the Tropics. Dr the slow rind tedious recoveries from thil and all other diseabo "Yerrovim" is tho bfst toad. ROMOM• bor the name, " rgitrtovLstr WHAT IS A WASTREL? Meaning of Now Popular Term Applied to Old London's Spendthrifts. The use of the tern -i "Wcistrel," which as been uninersally applied to the So- ialists, Progressives, arid other mune 'pal spendthrifts, is becoming so ani- mal that it Is interesting to read the °flowing account of the derivation of he word and its use in varous parts England witch has been provded for is• by a distinguished schdlar:- "Wastrel" is properly a subetance brown away because it is useless. It 5 used for rubbish and refuse. In 'law it Is the term employed for. mite land, for insience the land in ;unwell coveree with tin rause from lie mines is said to "Ile in wastrel," About 20 years ago the peaclice speang p of calling persons -sun ne lite) "sub- terged teeth" or negleated children -- woistrels" because they were Of no ese. Also, in some parts, of England a pendthrift is called a "waStrel." t s especially so said in Yorkshire and umberiand. A etvastreeshop" (in orkshlre) is a place where week is ex- ensively, and yet, badly done. The Idea of waste rune through the word in all it significaece, •A 'knife that is made for ehow and not for use is called a wastrel, And in Lancaehire creeked, etierip dishes and plates sold by Wandering postmen aro generally Called °Wastrele." Pen - Angle Tenclerwear has the soft warm feel t h e skin enjoys. Doesn't itch, Made for men, wo- men and little folio, IXLe • variety of style, fel:triea and prices. Vie authorize every dealer in Pen -Angle Underwear to replace, et our cost. ,ay garment faulty ist material et making, It is a pleasure ie comment' upon the 'conservative methods employed by the G. & C. Merriam Company in the pub, lication of the Webster's International Dictionary, Not every little slang word or phrase is put into the book regard- less of its scholestio or iingeistic quail - 'tie. It is this c,oneervatism. backed y the ,scholarship of the ediemein-chief, William T. Harris, Ph. D., L.L. D., late. United States Commissioner of Educe - tion, and hundreds of others of the greatest educators of this and other as - tions WIl'ell has made the International the standard in the United States Su- preme Court and all the State Supreme Courts, oleo the „standard of the Gov- ernment Printing Ofiloe, and the basis of nearly all the schoolbooks in the country. It is indorsed by every State School Superintendent, universally re- coil -intended by College Presidents and Educceters, and adhered to as standard by over 93 per cent. of the nevespapers. Stould you not own such a book? Get the best. Clara: "That man Grace married is old enough to be her father:' Myrtle; "Oh, I thine fin age has been. exagger- ated; very few people live to be so old as that." One trial of 'Mother Craves' Worm -Exterminator wilt convince you that it has no equal as a worm medicine. Buy a bottle and see if it does not please you. • ONE WAY TO FIND OUT. The Lover -em afraid I can't live Without her. The Cynic -Why don't you marry her and see? All women knew what it is to 1133.0 violent pain; some take one tiling and some another, Our advice is, to place "rhe D L" Menthol Plaster over the seat of the pain: it will do more to give you comfort than anything. Country Aunt: "Reuben, I don't know whether to telegraph or not before I pay that, promised visit to our niece." Coun- try Uncle: "Why so?" "Well, if I don't telegraph site .Ny00 be at home, per- haps, and if I do maybe she will go off visiting." • . To Starve Is a FallattY.-The dictum to stop eating because y OIL have indigestion has long since Item exploded. Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets introduced a tew era in the treatment of stotuath troubles. It has proved that one may cat lie 1111 of 'anything and everything he relishes. and one tablet taken after the neal will aid the stomach in doing its work. 60 in a box, 35 cents. -24 He: "I don't like your friend, Miss Knox. She told an acquaintance of mine that I was a perfect idiot." She: "Oh, I'm sure she didn't mean it. She knows as well as anyone else that no human being is absolutely perfect." A Medicine for the Miner's Pack. -Pro - specters and others going into the min- ing regions where doctors are few and drug stores not at all, should provide themselves with a supply of Dr. Thomas' Eciectric Oil. It will offset the effects cf exposure, reduce sprains, and when taken internally will prevent and cure celds and sore throat, and as a lubri- cant will keep the muscles in good Con- dition. Mr. Advize : "Yeti must 'know, -My good man, of two things that will help you to get up in the world, and they are—" Weary. Wiggins: "An alarm clock and a stepladder-eb, sir?" ITCH, Range, Prairie Scratches ana every form of contagious Itch on human or animals • mired in 30 minutes by Wed - ford's Sanitary Lotion. ItIt never faile. Old Quiverful-"And so you want to take our daughter from us -you want to take her from us suddenly, without a word of warning?" Young Goelow- "Not at all, sir. If there is anything about her you 'rant to warn me against, ern willing to listen." ' 12_,MWEIMISROCZNIII71111E011670710106Pit ASTONISHED -THE DOCTOR. Plinleiart Said She Might Drop Dead At Auy Tirne. '.el'he Doctor told me I had heart dis- ease and was liable to drop on the street al, any time," says • Mrs. Robert Eaton, of Dufferin, Ont. "I was afraid to draw my breath, it pained me so. - I i Mrs, Robert Eaton 2• °ItnebsZaltohs's hoafdapdpi. e-7. Wae nervons, short tile, ,smothering and einking spells, and could not sleep. "Sometimes I would have to Ile down to keep from falling. My hands arid feet woulcl seem to go to sleep and a Sort of riumbness would came all over me. "/ began using Dr. Leonhardee Atte Pill. Froth the start 1 improved. 1 tel much stronger, look better, and alto- gether Anti -Pill has Made a new Wee man of me, "1 am entirely cured." All Dealers or the Wilson -Pyle Co.i Litnited, Niagara Falls, Ont, 171100 FARMS. Scientific Frog Farmer Raises Value at Industry in United Stat, The business of catching frogs for market in the United States was former- ly carried on in a, desultery eind of way be boys in want of a little pocket money, says Mrs. Laura B. Starr, in tee Wide World Magaeine. Wither recent years, however, the demand has become so great that, it is Carried on systema- tically in fifteen slates. As the Unrestricteci hunting of frogs - in spite of their remarkable fecundity - threatened their practical exlinetion, sagacious 'people eoon set about experi- menting and arranging to propagate them artelcially. To-dily, thanks to tile skill oi the scientific frog farmer and the ever-in- creasing derxiands of the American eon - sumer, the industry is valued at $150,000 annually. . In PrilS61a the price of medicine Is regulated by the State, and a new price - list It issued annually. Many inherit weak lungs, and as dis- ease usually assails the weakest point, Mese persons are continually exposed ta attacks of oold and pulmenary dis- turbances. The speedy use of Dickies Anti Consumptive Syrup will be found a preventative and a • protection, strengthening the organs so that they are not so liable to derangement from exposere or abrupt atmospheric ehang- es. Eickle's Syrup is cheap and good. "You say he's trustworthy?" 'I'd trust him with my life." "What?" "Well-er-that is, provided my life was not insured in his favor." An Inheritance of weak lungs is a. serious handicap, but Alion's Lung Balsam ta.kon at tho First signs of a cough will ensure immunity from this daugerous defect. Dout bride with unkaown cure-alls. Dealer in Second -Hand Garments (to rissistant)-"We can't mark this suit 'Fashionable; it's too shaeby." Assist- ant -"No; but you might mark it 'Veil, mach worne" Death or lunacy seemed the only alter-* native for a well-known and -highly re- spected laBy or Wingham, Oat., who hadr travelled over two continents in a ramn. search. for a care for nervous debility: a.nd dyspepsia. A friend reeornmended Routh. American Norvine. One bottler helped, six bottles cured, and her own( written testimony dotes with these words: "It has saved my life." -20 Miss Oldwun : "I've refused many, many offers of marriage." Gayboy (ab- sent-mindedly): "Very thoughtful and considerate of you, I'm sureie Hard and soft corns cannot withstand Holloway's Corn Cure; it is effectual every -time. Get a bottle at once and be halitine • Tom: "Are you deaf to in pleed- ing?" Eva.: "I am." Tom: *"But what IC I were to offer you a. diamond ring?" Eva: "Oh, I am not stone-deaf." Mirrors are a nuisance in the house of a man whose face is branded with OCVM110. His own reflection shames him. Let him &anoint his skin with Weaver's Cerate and purify his blood with Weaver's Syrup* Little Girl : "My mamma is awful strict. Is yours?" Little Boy: "Orfule ,Little Girl: "But she lets you go 'any- where you want to, and—" Little Boy: "Oh, she ain't, so strict with me." Little Girl: "Then who is she strict with?" Little Boy: "Pa." South American Kidney Cure is the nay kidney treatment, that has proven mual to correct all the evils that are, :ikely to befall these physieal regulators. aundreds of teatimonials to prove thel turative merits of this liquid kidney ape.' tifie in cases of Bright's disease, diabetes, irritation of the bladder, inflammation, iropsieal tendency. Don't delay. -22 SCHOOL FOR POLICEMEN. There is a policemen's college in St. Petersburg to train applicants for the force. It consists of a museum com- bined with the school, where the pupils make themselves familiar with the tools of criminals -jemmies, drills, chisels, and contrivances for robbing collection - boxes, a special aeld of Russian thieves. The Russien passport system is studied .cietall. The duties of the dvorniks, a sort cif assistant police, are taught. They keep watch on the residences, re- port on the habits of tenants, their visitors, examine the papers of new- comers, and direct them to report them- selves at the police -station. IBBOOT SORE 011iell COLO OMIT? ' Procure from your „druggist OR. OCUM'S EXPECTORANT Clears 'the Throat and Lungs, heal, and allays Inflammation, cures Coughs,, Colds, Hoarseness; Whooping Cough,' Croup, lay'rernoving the Miele Nothing better for Children. Price roc. and 25ca bottle. Dr. T. As Slocum, Limited, Toronto, -Patents Secured Free 1 prepare patent applications free of charge. If you have an invention send sketch to -day for free opinion. 24 year experience. IF. IL Gibbs, 52 St. James St., Montreal, eeee inneneeselieeess - • e -es:ere:eye eanbei -eabnnerartasameareserameo-r., sirmvv.is INTERNATIONAL • DicTiebTA.A. NO OTHER CH IUSTNIAS CIFT willsooftettheareminderofthe ever. 'Useful, Practical,Auracrive,Lesdng„RelinUe,Popular Complere,Seieutafte,UpTeDateandAnthorita- iive. aspeoliew Words, agar Pages, vantantua- trations. Editor in Chief W.T. Harris, Ph.D., LL.D., 1.7„Fe Omer. of Vrt. Mighest Awards. the St. Louis and the Penland kaposirions. IS IT litiT THE BEST tar meat/ SELECT? WEDSTER'S COLLIWIATE DICTIONARY. r- Largesenfouraladdgments. Regular and 'Ma Paper eXtiona. and porta and sreolflastratintm Write for "The Story of a Book' Dept, G. & c. etenneesee 00 . Springfield, mese. t`Fl. About the only difference between a family jar and a family row is that the, jar is a trifle smaller. A Cure for Costiveness. -Costiveness conies from the refusal of the execre- tory organs to perform their duties regu- larly from contributing causes usually disordered. digestion. • Parinelee's Vege- table Pills, prepared on scientific prin- ciples, are so compounded that certain Ingredients in them pass • through the , stomach and act upon the bowels so as to remove their torpor and arouse them to proper action. Many thou- sands are prepared to bear testimony tu their power in this respect. But few people rernain in the self- satisfied class after they once get ac- quainted with themselves. Piles cured In 3 to 6 ntehtc-One ap- pllcation gives relief. Dr. Agnew's Oint- ment is a boon for Itching Piles, or Blind, Bleeding Piles. It relieves quickly and permanently. In skin eruptions it stands without a rival. Thonsande of testimonials if you want evidence. 35 cents. -23 Moe. Borem-"1 am oppeeed to en toxicating liquors as a beverage, yet I bctieve that' liquor rigettly used in a benefit to humanity. I am fully con- vinced that whisky was once the means of saving my life." Miss Cutting -"Per- haps it did, but I fail to see how that proves it a benefit to humanity." • Der Mother Your little ones are a constant care II Fail and Winter weather. They will catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's Consumption One, the Lung Tonic, and what it has clone for so many ? It is said to be the only reliable remedy for all diseases of the air passages in childreu. his absolutely harmless, and pleasant to take. It is guaranteed to cure Or Your moileY is returned. The price is 25e. per bottle, and all dealers in medicine sell 3T4 •%MILO „This 1 AUTOMOBILES Lighter than the lightest, Stronger than the Strongest, Faster than the Fastest. "AUTOMOBILE" AND CYCLE " SKATES ALUMINUM TOPS. CANADACYCLE AN MOTOR CO., LTD., City Store, 151 Bay St. 1-11 CHEBUOTO HOCKEY Thls Skttto Is famed for its Symmetrical Deurgn, high quality and great strength. Ono of the moat pe6Itlar Of the 26 patterns made by 1181. Catalogue in addition to describing them MI, giVes complete riles *f the game °LI:loamy. A pestal card lattirge • THE STARR MFG. CO. Limited tie u risuc No. 40.,-1)0 CANTMOUTN, NOVA SCOTIA, BRANcEi is0tre6V071w.lic.;3ttsr TORONTO', 0141