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O.F 'A DREAKDOW
Dr. l It ass' Pink Pills the Only
Hoefor t u
We�ka�e� I�er�o s
People
This warning will, be read by
thousands of people who only just
succeed r in getting through the
day's work without a breakdown.
If you feel always tired •-out, have
but little appetite, and a poor
di-
gestion,
i-basci n, eanoot sleep well, stiffer
,,from, headaches, backaches and.
nervousness, it may mean that you
areseriousbreak-
on the verge Of a
clown.
e r
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure
weak, nervous, .troubled men and
', Bonen because of their direct ac-
tion on the blood. Every dose of
these Pills helps to make new, rieh.
blood, which tones the vital organs,
strengthens the nerves and brings
'renewed health and strength. Ur.
Geo. Johnson, of legi1;, N.
S.
suffered for some years as a result
of overwork arid, strain, but found
no help fox his eandition until he
began the use of Dr. WIlliatxm' Pink
Pills. fir. Johnson says :-"While
working on a railway handling;
:heavy ties1 hurt my back andbad
to give up work, Tater I was able
to do light work, but for about sit
years T suffered from dreadful pains
in the back and down my, legs. This
condition became aggravated by in•
digestion and Chronic constipation,
and my life was one of eAnstant
znisery. During these years I wag
treated by different <lectors, but did
not get any help. One day a friend
urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pint
Pills, and proved his faith in theist
by presenting nic with a box, I1
was more to please him that frets
any belief that they wouldbe of
service to me that I. began taking
the Pills. Before the box was iiia•
fished, however, they seemed to be
helping me; the pains in my back
and lags grew leas intense and the
bloating in my stomach, caused by o
the indigestion, disappeared. X
continued taking the Pills until I
had used over a dozen boxes, when
T found Myself fully restored to )Elly 1
former -health. 1 am: now -able to
do heavy farm work, and for the
past year have not lost a day, .,or
had the least symptom of sly for-
mer troubles, and I attribute it en-
tirely to the use of 1)r. Williams
Pink Pills,"
Dr. Williams?" Pink Pills are sold"
by all medicine dealers or may be
had by mail ab 50' cents a. box or
tsix boxes for $2.50 front: The Dr.
Williams' Itledieine Co., Brockville,.
Ont.
THU.N DLII, TERROE,.
A great many people, are much
afraid of thunder and lightning,
but an authority On the subject,
,
1?. 0. Snafer, hasbeena
stating that..
it is not because lightning Is, so
dangerous. It is not, he says, half
as dangerous as going out of the
house en an icy morning, walkieg
down thecellar sta7rs, or a hundred
other things, we do every day with-
eat a thought of personal harm.
More people, are killed each yea'
by falling building inaterials, nmore,
"die from fright than are killed l.y
lightning. The United States Cen-
sus Bureau shows only 169 people'
killed by lightning in the entire;
country during one year, and only?
thirty of these people were killed
in the cities. Heat and the sun kil-
led 763 during the same year, 903
died from cold and freezing, and
4,395 were drowned.
She (during a squabble) -Didn't
you promise before we were mar-
ried to try hard to be worthy of
me ? He-Yes,_and what's the re-
sult?
e-sult? I overdid the , job and made
myself a hang -sight better than you
deserve.
ltuickly stops _coups.
iho throat end lunas
Sometimes the
house: is ,too heavy
cures colds. heals
2S cerate:
•
mortgage on a
for the founda
A nudlton' Chia 'often moans en on illness:
Painkiller is all that is needed to ward it off.
Unequalled for cramp .alrhoea, Aveid
d,diar
substitutes,' there is but. one:' ' rainkilier' "-Perry
H S WIh;lf,
1l'hat do you do for a living,
Vlore ?
I'•sc' de manager of a'1 -Landry.'
'`What's the narfic of this r lawn
dry ?,,
"Eliza Anti."
DEER AND EAGLE.
The Bird's Method of Forcing
Fall From a Steep .Cliff.
'STILL ANOTIIER
as
POSTMASTER TELLS
There is, a belief widely ''iffased
among men who see much of deer
and deer forests in the Tighlaards
that the eagle will follow on deer
for a long way until they get ono.
of them more or less by itself ie a
path on the side of aprecipi:e ande
will then dash at it with the aim,
often successful, of forcing it off
the path to a fatal fall doyen the
eliffside t
says he Westminster Gaza
ette,
This is a common articleoff faith,
bat it does not seem, possible. to
„
i,
get ai y eye first eye evidence for
the ;fact. This, however, the pre-'
sent{ ..writer has seen -three eagles
"wafting on" over- a hind and calf
for several miles and until the
whole cortege went right out of
sight ,around theeorner of the hill,!
The calf appeared to be the real!
object of the eagles' attack and
it may have been 'fancy, but
�eryn only �
oertainly it seemed to rise as if
'there was a preconcerted or sys�
tematie method in the eagles' be
havior, as -if the bird or birds can
the side of the hind further from
the calf SWOOped` at her with the
idea, of distracting her :attention
from it in order tea give the one on
the other side a ehane,e tostrike
the calf, but the hind seemed al-.
most as quick in. her, movements as
the eagles themselves", �now and
then rearing up on her hind legs
and stabbing at the lairde with her
forefeet whenever they swooped in
front.of her.
She would turn ,a moment to the
bird at one ;side and then would be
back:. again on the instant with her
baby, which for its part appeared
to realize the danger and did its
best to keep elose to the protection
of its mother. So the running fight
went on a$ long as' my glass could
show it and the eed'of it is conject-
ural;
onjectural; but it. is obvious that if it is
the habit of eagles thus to "wait
on" the deer» for za favorable ino
ment for attack (and no doubt this.
is their occasional way) this would
be quite good enough foundation
for th»;r theory that they wait de-;
liberately till they have them on al
steep eliffside in order to force and
terrify them over and down it.
That is the probable explanation
and it chines to about . the same
thing as the theory of the stalkers
and gallies as far as the' physical'
features of the affair go.
AS DUUB lYIti G A
DOOTOR IN THE HORSE
That is what thousands of mothers
say of Baby's Ow.t, Tablets. 'These
Tablets promptly and surely euro
all the minor ills of babyhood and
childhood, and" what is more they
are absolutely safe -they have
never been known to herrn the
youngest baby --they never will
t
t g b ay c l
learnt anyone -they are good for
babies of all ages. Concerning
them Mrs. Wm. Higgins, Kern,
Dat., writes "`I shall never be
without Baby's Own Tablets in the
house as long as my children are
small. They are a wonderful medi-
cine and are as good as having a
doctor in the house. I gave them
to my little boy for colic and they
quickly cured him. I am always
glad to recommend them to other
mothers." The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine
edicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
a.
A girl likes to have a man flatter
her so that she can think it over
and wonder if he really meant it:..
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
One way to win an argument is to
-keep still until the other ' fellow
loses it.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Tourdrnggqlpt will refund money if PAZO OINT-
115NT fails to euro any case of Itching, Blind,
I,leedinp, or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
De''Broke-So the 'tailor` called
„again with my bill? Did you say
i
was out?. His Man --Yes, sir, and
I told him that I"thought he was,
too.'
There is '-no medicine on the mar-
ket that can compare., with. pickle's
Anti-Consuznptive;'1S'yrup irl expel -
line from the system the'irritatillg
germs t,hat': colds =engender it :the
air passages. , It is suicide' to neg-
lect yelil.'cold Try the cheap ex-
periment of -ridding yourself of it
by using Bickle's 'Syrup which is
a simple. remedy, ;easily taken,: and:
once used it will always be prized,
as a sovereign medicine.
TREREALM O a FICTION,
Ml, Graham',threw clow=n leis,
teirspalier . with an expression ,.'of
ttinoyance, "It's':too hitch when
1a
e daily` rapers beg7ln','iko�,pX,lnta'
9 M1 t
airy -tales.nt: saiele'
ot me' see it," said IV1'ra Gra.
am; "Perhaps T `eoulel read it';;to
1'e children it bedtime to night.'ar1
i It's ,net ` thah�„lc' ind,” ! ��tiid tier
,,,' llu5�t'is ill
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WILY HE PINS SIS FAITH T4
DODD'S If,IDNEY I1IEES..
Doctors failed to cure his Driglit's
Disease, hat he found relief in the
Great Canadian Iiicine a , liremedy.
Clam - Point, Shelburne -0o,
2lt,.. S., Tann, 3Q (Speeial),---Joshua
Nickerson, postmaster " nere, is
upon.. tlzt . many it this neighbor
kood who _tell of pains relieved and
disease banished by Dodd's Kidney
"I am sixty-two years old," says
tee ostn;aster, "And 1'll tell you
by p 'highly.,of Dcdcl's
IS,.4 l; think so k ,
hieney Pills. Owing to a bad sad
my ' Kidneys .eonrnenced to bother
sae, and the trouble developed in-
to Baekaehe, st.ifs ees, saf the joists,
and finally Bright's Disease.
4
T was treated ay a doctor, b
fit
that did not help rise much, and it
was six boxes of 13otld's Kidney
Pills that brought nee relief,"
Everywhere you go in Canada
people tell you :orf the great work
Doth rs Kidney Pills .are doing, and
everyone who dells you can give the
reason why. That reason simply
is that there is nu ease of TNidney
Disease Dodd's kidney:' Pills can-
not cure, These people have tried
them and proved this true, Hath-
gape, Itheumatism, Dropsy, Diabe
les, Lumbago, Heart Disease and
Bright's Disease are Baine of the
Inoue serious troubles that Dsadd's
Kidney Pills always cure, simply be-
eause these are all either Kidney
diseases or are eatased by diseased
Kidneys,
3neys,
" tell you, my dear boy,,1
oil r11µ
eights. I believe a
lieu La be Inaster;in his *WO house,'?
:'Of cotexs e+, that's all right.' But
what I wept to knout is if you are
allowed to smoke in the parlor 1"
Clear Stomach, Clear Mind.-•Tba
stomach is the workshop of the vi-
tal functions and when it gets out
of order the whole system clogs in
sympathy.. ¶the, spirits fag, the
mind droops and work becomes im-
possible, ' The first care should be
to restore healthful action of'tho
stamach and the best preparation;
for that purpose is Paarmelee':s Ve-
getable Pills. General use for
years has won them as leading place
in medieine. ,t. trial will attest
their value.
About the safest thing for a man
to do who is afraid of getting mar-
ried is to Inc himself to a cavo and
play hermit.
By Ilrlhing the Nerves with opiumou may�
stop a cough, but the Inflammation goes from bad
to worse. m
Allen's Lung ,
lislrwa containing no
opium, goos to the root of the trouble find uure3
deep.soatod affections of throat and lungs
1Nhen you have learned to keep
your face eloeecl. at the proper time,
you have sufficient capital to en-
gage in business for yourself.
The Oil for the Farmer. -A bottle
of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil in the
farm house will save many a jour-
ney for the doctor. It is not °only
good for the children when taken
with colds and croup, and for the
mature who suffer from pains and
aches, but there are directions for
its use on sick cattle. There should
always be a bottle of it in the house.
The newspaper lists of those in-
vited to a wedding also include
those who do not come.
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In COWS.
1 OIII'LID LABOR IN JAPAN. BW isrs CAUSED OPEN SORE'
Two-fifths of the Million Factory
Tlanels 'Women and Children.
Aceording to Dr, Kuwada, a
member of the Japanese House el
Peers, more than two-fifths of the
1,000,000 factory hands are women l
and, children, With no. la`tvs to -
fear or evade, says a writer in Suc-gg
e eeSS, the mill owners are employing
9,000 ehildren under the eoil
14. In the match and t, abaeco in-
dustries part] elarly the work is i
for the most part done by children,
and of these many are under 19
,ears of age.
In the spinning milts these child'
vvoti
rs are r
often
Gtrlk
el to
continue at their tasks ;at night
without receiving extra pay or
chance £ rest. I•
G
t di9O ed1 4
e
of shop raffles they are lashed and
fined, this latter imposition nsnal-
ly ',4Ining out their meagre wages.
Most of the girls are recruited
from the poor rural districts by
agents: who here them on. with fasa
slug€tin; tales of cat;, lice- Tlae ig-
noraiat parents, persuaded that the
eitr will afford
old tl u- daughters
greater opportunity for education.
and retii ur.ent, offer up their chit-.,
dren to an existence fettee which few
live to return, and these broken iti
health and morals.
17148
endows, steps coughs. +Crrree
tike *real end tan11a. + *
E
a91de: Ilx24 CentfaGe
!
XTRA PRECAUTION,:
st . "Your digestion is
ter, You must go on
or gat least two weeks,
feat soup, milk and
wncl, lawn the way, be
titastieaaate your food
all out oaf of
a liquid diet
Take nothin;
raw eggs,
eful to
roughly.
Perhaps some people 'talk inces-
santly in: order to disguise the fact
that they have nothing to say.
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY '
for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids, Murine Doesn't
Smart—Soothes Dye. Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e,
50e, $1.00. ?brine Eye Salve in
Aseptie Tubes,e 25e, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye . Advice . Free by Mail.
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
WREN ALL ARE EQUAL.
The pessimist could not help
thinking ' a very sad thought
""Money,''' he ' reflected, "is=' no-
thing in : itself..
"Suppose we all had nioney,
pp a sup-
pose every' human being had :forty
or fifty thousand dollars apiece? It
wouldn't do us ' any good at all.
' We'd all ' have to black our own
boots and do 'our own washing,
we'd all ;:be so 'rich,"
on a:BHHnd One
t•4 4,
Ioiian
amid.El
e sharers
noted on tb
xeinium of
rice being
A IIIA
AT
25, fid,
IEI'
ical
ret p;
h aa're
nosy
at a
sent
"Don't you think my new suit
perfect fit?"
"A fit! Why, it's .a perfect `eo
ulsion."
As a, vermicide there; it ale pre-
paration that equals Mother
Graves' !Worm Exterminator. It
has saved the lives of countless
children,
ONE WOMAN'S WISDOM.
"Do you think his intentions are
serious' 1" asked her mother.
"I'in sure they are," answered
the young widow. "His attetkttons
are so ridiculous."
Stiff neck! Doesn't amount to
much, but mighty disagreeable..
You will be surprised to see how
quickly Flamlins Wizard Oil will
drive that stiffness out. One night,
that's all.
HEALTHFUL HABIT.
'Toes your wife take deep
breathing exercises?"
"Yes, when she is too mad ' to
speak."
W.elaomo as Sunshine after a storm Is tho relief
when an obstinate, pitiless cough has been driven
away by Allen's' Lung ilaisam, No turn in IL
The good o6eot lasts, Take a bottle kerne with
you this day.
IT WAS THERE.
Mrs. Prunes -"How did ,you find
the steak, Mr. Newboard •?"
Newboard-"Oh, I turned over.
the potato."
Zapf-Luk Worked alt Wonel,el'fttl Cul+a
Mr. J. Nixon, of 90i William:
:Ave., Winnipeg, ;a blaeksni;th at t,.ile
C.P.R. shops, hair his icor badly
burned by some molten metal fal-
ling upon it». He says„ "The been
was a very bad one, and after the
first few days it left an ()pee sore,
which showed marked signs of
blood -poisoning. It discharged
freely' and caused me terrible ag-
}
on', For three weeks I r-ii.kfered
acutely and Gould get no ease, At
last I obtained a preparation from.
the doctor, which seemed to stop
the dischar;,ing and made me quite
al,but
hopeful, finally the wound
be-
eame as bad as eget.
°"T was then advised to use Zam-
Bak„ and from the first aiplication
the balm, gave me relief, The in=
Ilanunation was thoroughly check-
ed, and the poisonous matter clear-
ed away in a ver• :short time aft.,e
bet;anntng with. ZatiaBek. Heali*ig
tllera began, and in less than two
weeks the wound was healed.
Zarn-Back is equally good for pile,
bled-PelsnZng, festering
'wounds,
chaps, cold sores, ebildren."
ilptions, scalp uoros,
ase ulcers, ehitblains, etc, All
rrgists and: steres Dell; at 50V,
or pest free from Zatu-Bok Co,
Toronto, upon receipt of price, You
are a aurae, ,against 'hatrinftkl sub-
stitutes and inferior preparations,.
Only ono "BUOMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROAio QUININEE. Look
for the signature of E. ` W. GROVE. Used the
World over to Duro a Cold in One Day. 25e'
Dl~ SERVING.
Seymour "I hear that \'iroigier
was awarded a Carnegie .hero
*dein'
Ashley --"Yes, IG wTas for pro
ecting the judge of ai baby show,,,
"Jackson is a man who makes lit-
tle things eon tt." "How- does he
do it?" "Teaches arithmetic in a
kindergarten school."
miner/es Liniment Cures Distemper.
A traveller, overtaking an old
doctor, whose nag was much fa
tighed, quizzed the old gentleman
upon his turn -out. "A nice -horse
yours, doctor l. Very valuable beast
that! But what makes him wag his
tail so, doctor ?" `Why, as you
have asked me, I will tell you. 1t:
is for the same season that your
tongue wags so -a sort of natural
weakness."
The Pill that Leads I" hem AIL-'
Pills are the most portable and
compact of all medicines, and when.
easy to take are the most a,ceep-
table of prepsmtions, But they
nt t attest their power to be po-
pular, As Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills; are the most popular Qf all
pills they must fully meet all re-
quirements,
e-quirements, Accurately com-
pounded and eonaposed rff ingredi-
ents proven to be effective in regu-
lating the digestive: organs. here
is no surer aaedieine to be had any-
where.
0.
' lin
n Absolute Cure for
Opthallnla') Cataract -\ �� ?.. "
etnnd Cogjunctivit(a-:•
3}Gy.f1'eborses ell suf ,+
prEroEtrduessed,�cyaa �
t trjak4wd��golYvtde ,aur horse owonei .that thls
emedy abn�Ililuted euros detects or the eye„ frro>
ectirdyo63hel1, n,rtb, of tlmo the animal hag been
ct'ed n AO moa er how many 50tor. have bled {
difa3lied, nee, (1510 under our GUA9IANTLb
dyrefundedI nder,dirsetionls'Itdoesnot'.qur. E
tab abr:ebetk(osltfritktq(�art .aolpt of oruef s
I 0 eltltdaies'n, DeDftifsl3Vl1�8sh bi ,Chlcaigbtl
he re
GOOD E; A.il11'L' E.
r, Itioulton traxlklyr confess
hag is islet at liieuiber of .ank
r go:xegulaar. �" he inva:riab-
anti wharf s more, I get
necting-ltouse en time. It's
Iz1y religion not to disturb
bion of other folks."
The publisher of the best Farmer'spaper
1n the .Maritime Provinces in writing to us
states:
F'1 would saythat T do not know of a
medicine that has Stood the test of time
like M]NARD'S LINIMENT. It has
been an unfailing; remedy in otir house-
hold ever-fire.I can remember, and bas
outlived dozens of would'be competitors
and imitators:"
THE END.
"You say their friendship termin-
ated abruptly?"
"Yes they eloped."
tie Make the Emphatlo Statement that "The
D h L" Menthol Plaster will do more to relieve
neuralgia, lame back, lumbago and kindred
troubles than any other plaster. 550 tins and 61.
yd. rolls. All druugists.
OF COURSE THEY SAY IT.
"They say he couldn't stand pros-
perity.
"Who sayl"
"'The ' men he refused to lend
money to."
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FO�1t?
'ORK. -.- WIS WANT EELLS 3t:1D
L ,iarpille3 to operate oar?a.gh-.'cod svt?ma-
ilgitting Machines at horse; Whole or 4p3r6
nutting, Iottbe trate ; good wages, For alt
ttektO a address, 9'a,e Canadian Wholesale
tributfng CO.. Dept. W. Orilliy;, nt:.rio.
EN WANECIr as .8-:.5, f.)r:.,5romafa. Me
an )ntiil', and kpr.`. t,tn$Eg ttS9 on ail Caned.
iatn railroads, kapetrnexxoo EEtaWoces*ary- no
strike. Positioxls ptarmste0 t-firapetoot 106e.
Pp,iooti*an, Ifrallroad
-�orbr
6Wiloytng i
leadeinartsry
tr� Meat KO ta poelr9ns stxs
sga; send ararsip. Rntway 4,4 ociativn, Poo,
sot. „_Th;ouro.p
Itroet 3 00
S
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V11114TE£p4,
I N THE lx.",ECkfll Alas --rite
s - ustna:t raetice » a afni ,nttrso,
.. TOm CO-^+JS...r..
n
r
t-
�_ ra - ca.a r•
ton 4acv wee,.s x:ar;p:ess eau q t t e,
tira.tt:a;es mmso :*teles 'in eighteen dollars 'week•
a9, urate for cat3iuyua. MOlsr Barbar college.
65i +t3 va , it gat, r rete
01ij
isle. Pr, Dedman Medieal, Co,, LLrmted,,
aI14r errood, Ont,
ICER, Tumors, Luu1re. etc. 14ternzt
nd e4tornal, cured without pain by
me treatment, write us befOrf-` too.
?Ars. Winslow's Soothing . Syrup
Has been used for over SIXTY-FIVr Yrarta br
ILIT.LIONS of- i/OTsE1Ls for their. CIIILt it1 1 WHIILE
SEETHTING, wrth I SSF,ECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES
the 00I10. SOFT:\S rho GUMS, ALLAYS a11' PAIN::
CURES WIND COLIC a,d. Is the best remedy .fore
DLtitltli2A. Sold' by Druggists in everyPart of the
world Do sure and & 1 for "Hrs. Winslow's soothing.
Syrup.. and take no other klnd• Twenty -Ave crofts a
bottler 0 lora,-gleed unser the rood.nnd Oman Jolt,
Inn 99th, 1911. 'fierlal Number 1091
a.`i OLD AND NULL TiiIIED REMEDY.
And we may have occasion to re-
joice to -day because of the things we
neglected to do yesterday.
Mtnard's Liniment Cures Colds, eto.
A man on pleasure bent may find
himself on ,pleasure broke.
No matter how deep-rooted the
corn or wart may be, it must yield
to Holloway's Corn Cure if used as
directed.
CARPtIED 40,000,000 BRICKS;
Edward Ashbee:,an roinploy,e 'af.
the High Broom :Brick Company,
near Tunbridge bells, `'Lngland,
holds the records of haling carried
considerably over 40,000,000 bricks
oil. a::wheelbarrow. i n tiie last thirty
years. The weight -of the: backs is
r,stimated at .nearly, 130,000 tons,
and in the: course of his work he
leas walked'. nearly .55,000 'miles; `or
more than twice the distance round;
is world, 'Ashbee is a man of fine'.
physique,' and looksIiuch younger
han his xtfty yearns A°i.
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101 Queen $ti E. Toro t
tl yOLt
klcrlov
ithe shit
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(eool'lq)
ti
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is rktat .so difficult t
you irrtagise, It pa better
than perhaps claim, For
ratan who. ~rail work, the
business is pleasant: and pro-
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