HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-5-25, Page 11TEE EXETER ADVOCATE, THU DAY, MAY
INDIGESTION RIGHTLY
CURED STAYS CURED
Not by Treating the Symptom
but by Toning up the Stomach
to do Nature's Work
Indigestion should not be neglect-
ed, for by depriving, the body of its
proper nourishment it grows stead-
ily worse. Neither stinaulating
medicines, which rain the already
weak stomach by making it work be-
yond its strength, sheuld be used,
nor predigested foods, which do not
excite a flow of the digestive fluids,
and by disuse eauise the stomach to
grow weaker. Nowhere is the tonic
treatment with Dr. NVilliams' Pink
Pills more clearly useful. Its prin-
eiple is to enable the stomach to do
its own werk by building up the
blood and giving tone to the
nerves.. When these are once more
restored to their normal health, in-
digestion disappears and the cure
is permanent. In proof of these
statements we give the experience
of Mrs. Paul Gannon, Star City,
ISask., who says -: "or more than a.
year I suffered With 411 the terrible
1141$ ef indigestion, and my We
wrne ene of the greatest misery, It
did not seem to make any difference
whether I ate or not, the pains were
Always there, often aceompanied by
a wevere bleatieg and a belehing of
wind, I did not eVeR get relief at
night, and sometimes hardly got a
bit of sleep in mymisery, I tried
many remediea said to mire indi-
gestion, but they did lite not one
particle of good and I fully expect-
ed that 1 would away e be afflicted
in this way. At this time my bro-
ther came henae on a, visit and be
urged nae to try Da Williams' Pink
Pills and got aix boxes for me. By
the time I had taken foar boxes I
began to improve and could eat
with eornerelish. 1 was- greatly
cheered, and contineed taking the
Pills nntil all tracee of the trouble
had disappeared and 1 ould once
more eat ail kinds eif food without
the smallest ioeonvenience. We
have eine° used Dr. *Williams' Pink
Pills in our family for other trou-
bles. 1 ern 50 firmly convinced of
their virtue as a family xnedicine
that I have no hesitation in recom-
mending them to all weak, ailing
people."
Sold by all medicine dealers or
by mail at 50 cents a box or aix
boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
NEW GERMAN SMELL.
Makes Treneh Protection and
Shielded Batt erica Impossible.
The protection of trenches and
armor shielded field batteries is
at an end, for, if a leading Ger-
man military authority is to be
believed, security hitherto enjoyed
by soldiers through the protection
of breastworks er similar shallow
intrenchments has ceased to be
-with the late invention of not less
than three different shells which all
have the aim to kill er wound ev-
erybody thus protected.
The new projectiles are a com-
bination of the grenade -shrapnel
shell with comparatively thin walls.
Instead of the old arrangement ef
the bursting charge and the single
time fuse producing explesion by
concussion, and making the bullets
and fragments 'nave like a cone -
Eke shower, the new shells are de-
signed to produce a two -fold mis-
sion. The Krupp grenade shrapnel
carries a peculiarly arranged
charge of balls placed at regular
intervals and angels ,and depend-
ing on a certain combination of
time fuses for their discharge.
The old fashioned grenade was
effective only when exploding
among the gunners serving a 'bat-
tery, but since it did not possess
any penetrative force it was use-
less against the armored shields
with which field guns now are pro-
tected. The new Brisanz shrapnel
Ehrhardt shell is a particularly
powerful one. Its penetrating
power is equal to that of a cupro-
nickled solid shot,and , through its
arrangement of the charge its de-
structiveness f rem shattering is
equally great. •
At the recent official trial of one
of these shells tore a hole a square
yard in size in a two feet thick
brick wall, and a number of man-
nikins standing behind it were de-
stroyed. Dummy batteries pro-
tected by two inch thick . armor
plate were totally' demolished by
thc new shells fired at 10,000 feet
range, and the gunners, represent -
ed by woeclen elueamies, shattered
by the. fragments and balls.
The third shell is not designed so
much with a view to penetrating
qualities as to scattering fire, and
is in reality an aerial automatic
magazine gun. The centre of the
shell is filled with explosive mater-
ials and shrapnel shot, which is
intended to be exploded as in an
ordinary shell at a' predetermined
rf101alent. In addition to this there
are four partitions, in each of
which there is a series of holes ad-
apted to receive rifle cartridges.
These holes form an acute angle
with the axis of the shell, and are
directed backward, By means of a
tireiog device" the eartridgee may
be deteriated aueteasively to dis-
charge bullets in the wake of the
shelL
The idea, is to regulate the speed
of the bullets so that they will
strike backward despite the for-
ward motion of the shell, and bit
the enemy behind the trenches. The
efficiency of this shell has not as
yet been sufficiently illustrated. A
great many bullets are wasted by
the preaent arrangement, an ac-
count of being alireeted too high to
strike the enemy with sufficient en-
ergy. This new weapon, it is be-
lieved, will revolutionize the pre-
sent methods of defence.
TI1E 1-1.A1SElt IN PALL' TINE,
Traces of Uis Repeated *Visits Eve
erywliere Found by the Tourist,
Wherever red roofs appear in
Palestine it betokens Enropean im
.aeon, Red roofs are encroach -
merits of the modern—advance
guards of western "'eivilization,"
Many streets in Haifa might al
most pass as a part of a Germa
-village. The rows of prim red-
.00fed cottage*, each With its neat
garden, are in no degree Syrian.
There were Germans in charge of
the varriages to Nazareth; there
were Germen hotels. Even the Am-
ericen censal was German,
It is impossible Pot to notice
dances of the Kaiaer's interest
Palestine. At eaeh visit the En
er pays to the Holy Land a hit
good road is built, writes Ruth
Brew Owens in the IIRtional
Monthly, and after taking the drive
to Nazareth WO hoped for the com-
fort of later pilgrims that the Kais-
er might pass that way,
In one place is a tablet erected
by the Kaiser to the Suiten, at
others thrifty German colonies;
here a good road, there a fountaiu
presented by hien When on the
Mount of Ascension the guide
pointed out the legendary foot-
print of the Master ampicesed in
the rock and also the impress left
by the prophet Mahammed, one
observant traveller asked, "And
now where is the footprint of the
German Emperor 1"
THE ONLY DIEDICANE
FOR THE BABY
The enly medicine a mother
should give her little ones is one
she tan give and feel absolutely
safe that not the slightest harm
will resultra medicine that is guar-
anteed strictly free from injurious
drugs. Such a medicine is Baby's
Own Tablets—every box is sold
under such a guarantee and the
inother may feel perfectly safe in
giving them to even the new -bore
babe. Concerning them Mrs. Al-
bert E. Wood:Loudon, Ont., says:
"I have found Baby's Own Tablets
all that is claimed for them. My
baby has had them from birth and
will take them eagerly. I am sure
there is no better medicine for little
ones." The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
a"
B URIE D *WITH HIS GOLD.
French -Riser Took His 'Wealth to
the Grave to. Hide From Family.
A miser named Anglade, who
died at Pau, France, recently, car-
ried part of his fortune with him
into the grave and hid' the balance,
in order to prevent any one else
using the money. Re had steadily
refused to give any information
about his possessions, and after his
death his wife made a systematic
search of the house, with the re-
sult that about $6,000 was found in
gold aaad banknotes secreted in
She •believed that this represent-
ed all his wealth, but when a hank
out-of-the-way places.
clerk presented a note for payment
of a loan promised by the miser
and said that Anglatie had a docu-
ment confirming the transaction,
the widow decided that her bus -
hand 'must have taken the paper to
the grave.
The grave was opened in the pre-
sence. of a magistrate. Packets of
banknotes and bonds, with a num-
ber of other documents, including
the one sought for, wexe found un-
der the man's armpits. Oppor-
tunity was taken to search a bam-
boo cane which, according to Ang-
lade's dying wish, was buried with
im Each section of the cane was
found to contain notes and gold
ONE MORE Of THE
PIONEER WOMEN
TELLS ITER SUFFERING SIS -
PERS TO 'VINO RELIEE IN
DODD'S RIDNEY
A PRETTY ROMANCE
Stranger Well Treated, Het ries
and Woos Cafe Keeper.
There is material for romance in
an incident which has occurred at
Xareeilles in a little cafe kept by
as young woman noted for her
beauty and goodness of heart,
The -cafe is close to ttie harbor, "How profouridly still is the
and is frequented by sailor, who nightshe whispered, leaning Ler
gave the name of "Mother Marie"' finely -veined temple against his
za't7oanthehaldantdoladdeYai -wiTtbhethe'°ruenugghwe°steves- cn
at-co°liate
rh4f4aar-ofifxf I'PlaTelhaedle
Mrs. Forrester had Rheumatism ands17'ahilaowY
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Mop the meanest, nastiest, most persistent headaehes in -half an
hour or less. We guarantee that they oontairt ne opium,
rnorphtini or other pohsonous drugs. 250. /sax at your druf,,ziste.
or by ma ti from
pragt.gm.,t Drug osna Choulical co,
ether Kidney Diseases for two of sailor men, but her kindness to soothMg, hely restful Yes,.
her customers was her best protec- he replied, toying with be goldea
Years, but Dodd's IiidneY tion, When they had no nioneY, aureole' of flair- "4nd what zsIc'Ight
made her leo, she fed them and kept them well ' to 'shoot eats."
supplied -with tobacco. The
Dinsmore, Seek, May 22 (Special) ors never imposed on her kindness,
--One more of the pioneer women and always paid her when they re-
f Saskatchewan, relieved of pain oeived their wages.
and irritants as necessary -when
ad suffering by Dodds Kidney °Lie day a strange l. of unl'emPt! their action is irregmlar, The pills
Pills, has given her statement for a,romPoetahrearneexarieeppeirmedraeditahteely eLfew, that win do this work thoroughly
publication in order that other suf- are "Parmelee's Vegetable Pills,
fering won" niaY Profit by her ex- at° 2,1;rtryeq,,,,u cirarheen eat$ s aAlCeeclr he; ttinhge which .re mild in action but nlightY
perience. This time it is Mrs, John
in
porresaer, well known and highly landlady whether he would snaoke results. They purge painlessly
respected in this neighborhood.
Cigar. His reply was that he had and effectively and work a per -
not any money for 0., me; nor mancnt core. They can be inied
"My tr°11ble. Started fr°311 a 'Se" eveu for the meal he uad eaten, without fear by the most delicately
vere celd," Mrs. Forrester states. Rover the madiadytd
, eonstitaeas there are no pain -
"My sleep was broken and unre- , tog roams, parlor, seven bedrooms, bath.
freshing, perspired freely at 'Ikaviee.: salalittl'eTwsaax.: ofuplereaffueoent! preceding their gentle ""'nhn-"e' baallalna and'
doek. etc., safe bathing. eleczne
the
slightestTuroace, ample cellars, good water sup,
inspection aaalY James arrmon,, Bun -
A Thorough elear the,
stomach and bOWelS of impurities
FARMS FOR RENT it NO eat.g.
H. W.. DAWSON, fiNnet3r Coliz' orate S reet.
Toronto.
1 you want to purchase Alberta,. Sae.
jr„, katchewan or Manitoba Land Y ID
imarter, half or whole. sections, or tti
large plot's, ean suppiy you.
BVIT FA.B14S.—Ten, dfteen, twenty,.
or arty acre 'farms, -with good h1411q,
age and 'well planted. Some gennulo
argaine,
IIAVE sevoral drst-Class gundred Acre
Farms in lialton, Peel and York. Man
are farms, Prices reasonable.
tjr W. DAWSON„, Nine-iy- Colborne
is Street. or nights and holidays,
,wo Aundred and Seventy Two Wright
Avenue- Phones Main 6990 and Parkdalet
SW.
ACIA.I.0 BANK, Burlington, residence of
LP late Maitland Young, with heauti.
fill grounds terraced dawn bailte Ont -
hs property is well situated in
heart of gr.:Along Burlington; three min,
utee froni ears: thirtY from Hamilton.
one hour from Toronto, three from But,
falo, containin large drawing and. dm.
nau P dresser/ man appeared in the eafe
MY back and Rheumatism develop -a
and ordered food "Mother .lashington (* he tal his
ed, from which I suffered for two, INT„ .. a 1, d t him mid reeogo leavoaaAw it seems to me miss
eve g anee a * 1
years. 1 aiead he him the stronger 'who had Itterleigh, I have fewgotten some
"1 do not need to tell you that I i . . .
farnat pa oe en er autumn . thing A.w—iet me see, Mass
wasfat' frm 1-)11-1g a well "11,15in' 'I'lle elegant gentleman told ,areeleigh--"Yeue gloves, perhaps!
when I started to use Dodd' h d
$ 1 - ' "lqother Marie" that he bad heard ,Maehington—"Oh, no! Now I we -
ng
nleY Pill% 13ii now ani tin -1'1"u] of her kindness te rough sailor men inerehah, Aw—will You mawwY
to gy ray troubles are gone. ye- Dad had eesolved to put her to the raev/
use Dodd' Xidney ithat the sailora had repreaented
°°rnmena al/ suffering women to test. He foond that she was all
the experience of others that the
$1.afelmg NNornen n4n learn fr°n" her to be, and he added that he had arinaeire amiesset co., earthed,
eeturned to the cafe i rder to
azac ewe way to health is to cure peeve his eeqeaintance with lier.
heir kidneys, and Deald's KidneY Thou he aliaelosed his identity.
Pills always cure the Kidne)'s-- Be was a count and a large -menu-
facturer, and asked "Mother
WO3IEN DISPLACE 'MEN- F's'alrillee'r'stQfrbieenedc1T1'e ClolinSsemrn.itfoe,.4, The
now the little cafe on the harbor
IVO NfliO Employes Out of Lon-
dou oinees. has a new tenant,
+
The reoet eignificant fact that za-a.nnate unanTeED Denra'S
ergee from the coronation eett- s0DEs.
sus of the City of Lemke!, jus eon- Mrs. C. Pardee of 479 Seigneur5
eluded, is the stvatling merea$o in St. Ifentreal, writes z—"I cannot
female employment offices, In the tol-yon how thanhful I am for the
busy equare mile whereon are eon- cure Zane -Bilk lia.e worked in the
ease of my baby eon. He was trou-
bled with scalp disease and tried
centrated the biggest commercial
and finaneial interests, the women
are steadily replaeing men. The
preseut day secretary invariably
wears skirts. The typist looks a
trim little figure in belted blouse;
petticoats swish the kgs of office
stools.
Women are everywhere, men
next to nowhere, ha the modern
business eilke. And aceording to
those in a position to judge, every
indication points to a still gyeater
supersession of men by girls in city
offices in the next ten years.
The bead of the employment de-
Yarinouth,
tlernen.--fo Tan 41 wry 1 a a't, ,Franeis
beelare, one of the men employed by me.•
working in the lumber wood.% had a tree
fall pn him. crushing him fearfullY. Be
was. when found, plaeed. on a sled and
taken, boule, whore grave fears were en-
tertained for bis recovery, his hips he -
kindly bruh3ed and his hotly turned
hinek front his ribs to hie feet. We esai
MINARD'S DINIUENT him Treely
deaden the pain and with the use of
three bottles he was vompletely cured
and eble to return to Ws work.
to.ev&va DUVAL.
I gond, "L'Islet CP., (bit,
"Like fath like son,"
Knowing One. 'In what way -we
they alike" asked the Carlon
One. "First, the old man, lobe
the boy Was it gitild, tried to break
everything I could think of, but in his sows will. Now the soli is try -
vain. Finally I tried Zatn-Bulc, ing to break the oid
'could see an improvement after two
pla, large grounds.. For vrticulars and
:Wigton. Opt-,
NT$ WANTED.
a 4
rimers or Pe for sain'
, _Alfred Tyler, ,-. on,
GENTS ' +a—A s
none can
Agency p ettions o.
eQua ours. You will l-
ays regret it you don't apply
rtieulars to Travellers' Dept.,
crE1.7.1,;.°74.
wanted; sivp rig it
OW; sell an stght,:
rpener. ter old style or sat
te woqnttlse:aitizi (glint r thnizitike
dos-. in in
!Job 1.
terrltcry
:erFail Company, Box.
going fast; write or
"e razor
guar -
old in
ney;
3,3, Si.
ANE.0 S
TI.
, in. Out,
SCALES,
Works, 9
price, Wilsice'S
ale. Toronto.
applications! After perSevering i.TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
with the Zam-Buk treatment he is tor Red, -Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
new completely cured. Zam-Buk is and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
certainly a wonderful bairn, and 1 Sell8riia rt—MurineSo othEeyse ERYeem Remedy,
in.LiDqurif Ates.
shall always keep it on liand."
,?.(lothers should lie° Zam-Buk for razat; t;i3eM.(kulielsiu;151C.! 'eEL5 F!Syaelv; okein
scalp sores, cats, ehefings,
all ehildren's skin sores, ringworm,
bruises, *Murillo Eye Remedy Co., Chicaao.
ondlEye Advfce_Pree by Mau. °
so curca piles, eczema,
etc., because of its great pbuaridty,IAngl: miss
Boodby—"So -Mr. Smart
partment of the London Chamber varicose sores, etc. 50c, box, all really said heci:nsideeix-ed raiNevery_
of Commerce, on, bating asked for druggists and stores. witty—oh?" MsKo_tctex
his opinion on this state of affairs, I Zam-Buk Soap, 25c. tablet, is best actlY; he said he had to lough every
explained that there is one great for baby's bath and for delicate
difference. between the sexes in this skins,
qustion of office employment.
"The junior eherthand clerk as 2,,,s7t• •St Jones—"How is it,bing down, the athlete can find no -
very difficult to get—of the boy smilbillat you look hale so hale and thing finer than Dr. ThomasEe-
kind, If a boy is a good short- happy and well?" Optimist Smith tlettric Oil. It renders the museles
hand writer. it seems to be feared,—"Every time I sit clown to worry and sinews pliable, takes the sere -
that he will be always a shorthand
writer. For the girl it is a very
different matter. She doesn't mind
becoming just a shorthand clerk."
The manager of one of the larg-
complaints, who might have been for years have been using it ean
est and oldest cominercial training
• t saved if propm
er remedies had been testify to its value as a lubricant.
time he met you.
The Oil for the Athlete.—In
mb-
1 fall asleep."
Very many persons die annualla-
from cholera and kindred summer
ness out of them and strengthens
them for strains that may be put
upon them. It stands pre-enaiaent
for this purpose, and athleteisho
colleges, indorsing s
added: used. If attacked do not delay in
getting a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kel-
"I should not be surprised if the
census figures disclose an. amazing, logg's Dysentery Cordial, the medi-
cine
incre.ase in female employment. We that never fails to effect a cure.
have been placing girls at the mate Those who have -used it say it acts
of 2,000 a year for some time. And Promptly, and thoroughly subdues
the pain and. disease.
these girls do very well. They fill
such situations as typists, secretar-
ies cashiers and bookkeepers very
efficiently, and there are women in
London who can command salaries
running well into four figures as
buyers or heads of departments.
controlling a number of others. A
woman is worth just as much as a
Man—that is. she is worth what
her work brings to the firm. You
can go into many big "offices now -a -
days and see no man about the
place except the managing direct-
ors or the managers; the rest are
'girls."
a.. --
A Pleasant Purgative.---l'arme-
lee's Vegetable Pills are SO com-
pounded as to operate on both the
stomach and the bowels, so that
they act along the whole alimentary
and excretory passage. They are
not drastic in :their work, but,
mildly purgative, and the pleasure
Of taking them is only equalled by_
the gratifying effect they produce.
Compounded only of vegetable sub-
stances the curative qualities of
which were fully tested, they af-
forSlf relief without _chance of in-
jury.
Nothing happens to us that is not
of the same nature as ourselves.
Ask .for Minard's and take no other.
"What's that 1)0y yelling, at?"
asked the farmer of his " son.
"Why," clitickled'' the ',boy, "he's
just yelling .at the top of Ins voice."
W,arts , are unsightly blemishes,
, ,
and corns a.re painful growths.
Gem Cure will remove
rripI)e,d in cotton wool.
them.
Our past depends entirely upon It akos vastly more c
onrage to
d foe free salnri e to e.eit. Qa111;, pwrietshenitt: and changes PcfP'uf''' be
happy than _unl:..-appy.
Donal Drug and Cho/1110a! 1° blinard's Lini* n used "by PIlysictaps
The past continually ' takes the
form of vases into which the
thought of to -day is soured.
"I suppose the servant does all
the, heavy work in your house'?"
"Not all; nay 'wife makes the pies
and puddings."
IVIOther Graves' Worm Extermin-
ator will drive worms from, the sys-
tem without injury to the child,
because its action, while fully ef-
fective, is mild.
SOMETHING SOOTHING.
Keep Minard's Liniment in the house.
"Well, my little man," said the
house -surgeon cheerily to the new
patient, "how do you feel?" "He
seems all right," said the. nurse.
"I've just taken his temperature."
"Good. Have ,you 1:nel anything to
eat, sonny?" "I had a little sir."
"What did they give you?" 'riThis
lady gimme a piece of glass to suck,
sir."
ISSUE iN'O. 21-11,
Ordinarily it is not joy you lack,
but the knowledge of what joy is.
Minard's Liniment LUmberman's Friend.
"Dad," said little Henry, "I'd
like to know something." "Well,
what is it'?" queried Mr. Meek.
'What was your name before mo-
ther married you V'
The next time you feel that swal-
lowing sensation. gargle Hamlins
Wizard Oil immediately -with three
parts water. It will save you days
and perhaps weeks of misery from
sore throat.
"Your wife is sonaewhat strong-
minded, isn't She, Littlejohn?"
"Strong-minded? A furniture pol-
ish pedlar came here yesterday, and
in five minutes she sold him some
polish she had made herself."
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.
aras.wiasaawa soaamao evaea has acrn
used for oYer•SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS of
.MOTILEES for their ,CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHDIG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It
soo.ritES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GII.MS,
ALLAis a.11 FAIN ; CURES WIND COLIC, and
is the best remedy for DIARREO3A. 'St is ab-
solutely harmless. Be sure aud ask. for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other
kind. Twenty -eye cents a bottle.
NASTY BITiD.
i
A little four-year-old boy living n
a country town .x.b.‘stirbed and took
some, eggs from 'under a sitting hen
belonging to a neighbor. The neigh-
bor complained to the boy's mother,
who Tater called her boy to her and
began to reprove him, when he
broke in with tile cptesLi an :
told youg'' The inotlier said—"A
little bird told me. Now, toil me,
how niany- eggs clict you take 7" The
little boy, stalninering. said: "Weill
Well! Why ,clidn't the bird tell you
the whole of, it?"
Mater---"ITave you seer; Mr,
Dacer's sari since he got home from
college?" Daughter --"Yes, ma;
saw him last' night." Mrs. M. ---
,"Has lie improved much?" ,Darigh-
tor "Awfully, He's got a Mous-
' she."
4:'!! - OVA VETLZ. Tb
t Beef Or Unparallele
purposes. or Bulls, write
es o on. Park, Guelph,
E ANY IMPORTED CLYDESDAIAZ
Stallion for sale. 9 years old, price
Sorby, GuelpW,.
ble or
fieeen, aatile gins. 8)iine lama
gimes and hollers, mai suppltv Tho
Long 24anutiwturipc Co., Ltd, West,
'et, Orillia, oraerie,
ILANDON. Manitoba, oilers excellent
investntentz in Deal 'Estate. Write
rtionlars or Fifty Dollar to SeventY.
ollar lots. Six hundred sold local.
1 Harwood, Brandon, Man.
W13ERRY P ed poet -
pad, two dozen, rite; Min-
ted. feventy vents; undred, two
dollars. Mailed postpaid, D. llartley.
Milton, Ont.
NE SECOND 1.1.i.ND HEA.ITZ
Iron Frame Veneer atiehiue, 1 Clip-
per, 2 Cranes, 1 Drag Saw, 1 Perkins
ote.; send for printed
list. The Rider aud ICiteliener Co., Limit.
co, Lindsay.
T EARN TUBARR.
E BETRADE—NEW
sYstem-constaut practice — careful
instruetion—a few weeks' complete course
—tools free. Graduates earn twelve tta
eighteen dollnrs weekly. Vi'rite for cats,
logue. Meier Barber College, 221 Queen
East, Toronto.
d AlsiCER, TUMORS, LUMPS. etc, In.
ternal 1.111d external, cured without
Pain by our bome treatment. Write us
before too late. Dr. 13oliman Medical Co..
'Limited, Collingwood. Out.
TON SCALE, special price. 'Wilson's
Scale Works, Esplanade, Toronto.
NIT ‘17teen;',,' toexreigenoj'ea";%eg
wary. Our lines especially used by
mothers and girls. Apply Dept. A, Brit.
ish Canadian industrial Company, 22$
Albert St., Ottawa,
PECTA,LISTS ADVICE FREb`. Consult
us in regard to any disease. Lowest
prices in drugs of all kinde.
Trusses fitted by mail. Send measure.
anent. Glasses fitted by age. Write to -day
for anything. sold in first-elass drug
stores to Dr. Bellman, Collingwood, Ont.
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.YJ ers. Fertile Eggs, $2 for thirty. E.
W. Wardle, Corinth, Ont,
1SATB Pay the express in Ontario, Forty,
13 weeks Yorkshires. registered, ten
dollars each. Write for what you want.
Thos. N. Havens & Son, Aldboro P.O., Ont.
CEAP LANDS in Saskatchewan V.1
ley. Good openings for tradesme
and farmers. English speaking settl
ment. Write for illustrated pamphlet tge.
Secretary, Board of Trade, Marshall,
Sask.
By buying direct from us you can
save money on
BUTTER WORKERS, EXTENSION
LADDERS, WASHING MACHINES,
ETC.
We will send you Catalogue free.
Ask for it.
SEMMENS & SON,
174 York St., Hamilton, Ont.
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enough of mounting all these stairs
every day to collect this bill." Deb-
tor—"Well, I can tell you a piece
of news that will please you. After
to -morrow I'm going to live in the
basement."
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