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Bill SHE COULDN'T
413T MRS, CHEPP FOUND A
CURE IN DODO'S KIDNEX
She suffer d froun litteu a
Neuralgia and other symptoms of
Diseased Kidneys -00(14's Kidney
Pills Made her strong and
heelthy.
Pireril,
-Vandreetii. Co,, Que.,
Oct(Speciel)—Oue more of the
tirel, pain -wrecked women of Can-
ada has found, relief and new life
Dodd's, Kidney Pi1Is She is
Mrs- Jos. Che', of this place, en
ehe :lever tires of telling her neigh
'Imes of leer wonderful eure or sing
ing the praises of the good old r
reedy that brenght it about.
"1 euffeeed from Rheumatasm,
Neuralgia, 'Violent Headaches and
palpitation of the Heart,"
Oheff etatee. 84y Imek ached,
'wee always tired and nervous and
I 'led weak spells., My doctor told
me to juet mete bat, that, was itis•,.
'what I couldn't do, till readiegaf
the eares ethers led nee to try
Kidney PiThs.
e in, the hret dtaz'l`jt they Ite/ped
1 iSeen left my bed and eta*
d yoediea.ry housework,
Clokin all twelve hoxee of c
Ridney Fills and now my
eNtelleet. 1 reeorame,ed
.y Pills to all $naQrlag
narrow closed nlaees; ager
phobia, fea.e ofnaper, places; astrae
phobie, fear of lightning; flume -
phobia,. fear of being aloue; patho-
phobia, fear of disease; myso-
phobias fear of contaminatien;
sidercedromephobia, fear a rail-
road travel acrophobia fear of be-
ing et a height or 'coking. over
precipices: thanatoplaobie, fear of
death.
It is to be emphasized that the pho
bias ie question are not liormel
fears, based„ as :normal or natural
fears are, on some reasonable and
j'estifying experieece, A. reasonable
and juebeable uormal fear of lightn-
ing might arise after the experience
of having been at some time in a
house struck by lgihtning.
Other fears, sueb as the fear ot
riding in a buggy after havieg been
in a renaway, or the fear of avoy-
age at eea or railway after a fright-
ful shipwreck oe railwa,v accident
a, more or less natural or reason-
able fear, as the fear of hoodoos and
giteste is among the superstitious
r these accustomed to ghost stories
.aud tradition ef goblin aisitation,
These far, do not require
reed brain fer their lodgment,
ough the weakened brain may be
more vividly impreseed by theta,
To be regarded as eyniptoins of &se
easo these fears must be grotindIess
so far as influenees external to the
breie ere concerned, They meet
preeeed from morbid elate a the
,brein and illOt from properly exeit-
g exterrial eatirtes.
Thy must be
s weedier to the individual un-
peetilier cireamstances
'ebral dieterbanee and net feel"
ecete::.to others aud 410 to .o3,14e5
naturally C'0,11,50 4.14riA fttld
Nvome.n,'
Timus f Canadian woree.
via tell yea that Dodd'a Iiielne
l'ills are the eme srerelief for
tering weinen,
KING 10 HUNT TIGERS
ERO CIO US BEASTS SW,A-R)I
TUE JCLE.
Use E beat
of et
of
trav521 1
Ther 0 ,en
af aete wh2eh may
these persistent idea
that possees the fear
traia find no pleasero in
thoee thet have fear of close
rth
abeur
asioned by
Those
ne on
fling,
plac es
do not ealny going to church, and
generally always sit near the doer
ready to fly at the first alga of
danger.
Varieds fears may also develop in
connection with the occupation of
the patient: for instance, barbers
sometimes suffer these attacks
whenever they see a razor, or TA)hz:
rapliera when they eateh sight of
.their instruments, which linal/v
neceseitates giving the occupa.
tion
Among v,•-ornen especially there
occurR the fear ef dirt, contagion or
infection. The countless bacteria
always -Present in the air are the
chief sourer- of annoyance. The
patients are always complaining of
bail air and are always throwing
open the windows. Books are es.
pecially avoided as a possible
source of conta:.-,,ion. In patients
with fear of injury they will throw
away all Deq.ciles in the house o
they will no more wash windows
for fear that the glass might break
and cut them.
The intellect in these cases is not
only undisturbed but may be un-
usually good. Patients exhibit
throughout apronouneed feeling of
mental illness and frequently a
clear insight into the morbidity of
the individual symptoms.,
The more common of the various
phobias as classified by Beard are
as follows: Claustrophobia, fear of
Is a HOME EWE
11.?at ANYONE,
can use
—Ty,/ deed ALL these
DiFFERENT NglIDS
of Goods
ee--ee,-- with the SAME Dye
used
ONE.6YEfoRALL'iKINDe
0...VAN a.rer.,1 SlM.Pe,F,, to Use- P
NO.cnanco o fusing:01n WRONG.f)y-e fOrihe,'Goods a
one histdor
.col. AB otorn from 'yoilr D ruttgiA E.' or '
D ,
gator. BR 633, Color Cdrd arid STORY Booklet I ft, 11
The .. olthbon,IZIellardson Co., ,Limitec:1,11„.,,I.o,,IttrettoL ,
OF GOODS
aemt
Brit;
aj'alt uf Ne25
nts for the -King
hunt in Ids high
$ itext Deeember,
"corge is in Nepal
sight-seeing in
3
potana, Whm the king And
:teen Alsitcd India ic years ago
Prince and 1rneess of Wales the
eliarajah invited 1' royal high.
lieSS to Nepal And made vast pre-
paration to proeide a royal hunt
in his jungle preserves, but the plan
as upset by. avirulent outbreak of
lera in the reigon where the
nt was te be, The disappointent was keen to the English'
but not less to the marhura-
12,
'NT ON IVA:11310TH SCALE.
ext December the .same royal
personage win come to India, in
the exalted rank of king -emperor
and his entertainment will be on a
corresponding scale of 'grandeur.
No other pingles in Asia are as
extensive as those of the southern
footholls and marshy taral of the
central, and eastern Bimalaye
Mountains, They slvarm with wild
beasts, which seldom tt,re disturbed,
because foreign sportsmen are ex-
cluded except when they come a'.;
his highness' invitation. The sheet-
ing done by the maharajah and his
nobles is not enough to make an
impression on the game, which in-
cludes wild elephants and rhincee
eroses, with many species of tige:s,
mars, leopards, deer and pigs.
In preparation for the king's visit
a tract of this jungle, perhaps fit -
en miles long and half as broad,
will be selected, and all the beasts
in a much wider area will be slowly
and patiently driven into it by
men mounted on elephants, making
just noise enough to, induce the
game to move on without alarm.
By 'this means, in the course of
weeks, twenty or thirty tigers,,. with
other beasts in proportion, will be
gathered into the selected area,
which then will be surrounded by
a ring of watchmen, with the ad-
dition of fires by night. The space
being so large and well supplied
with the tigers' natural prey, the
beasts will not seek to escape, nor
even to approach the circle of
watchmen's huts and fires. This
state a things will be kept up uptil
the tune for the great hunt arrives.
SHOOT FROM ELEPHANTS.
The sheotine will be done from
the backs Of -elephants. These -state-
ly Pachyderms 111(We, through tangl-
ed brushwood and shruhbery as an
ox walks through grass. Only a
person who has seen them can credit
the quickness with which they obey
any word or sign of the driver seat-
ed oe their neck, and he has to be
on the alert to guide his bca,st so
that the overhanging, branches of
trees will not sweep the sportsman
to the geound,
, "Does your wife go to Carvice2 to
se tvleat other. women., wear
„replled 'Curnrox. We
..
re 110,a- sraciontly eertisperou.s fe
el' to e'd in olsIer to let other': "v`'-12:•-,
titen see; what she wear"
CToronto is second largest city, in
anada.
A CROP BULLETIN,
Five-ye,ar-old Ella had been en-
thusiastically engaged in garden
work all the spring. She was espe-
cially interested in planting seed,
and watched anxiously for sprouts
to appear above the ground.
On day, while visiting a neigh-
bor who possessed a sie-monthe-old
baby, Ella was delighted to see two
tiny front teeth displayed when the
baby smiled.
"0, Mrs. May," the little girl
cried, excitedly, "the baby's teeth
have come up I"
Comfort for the Dyspeptie. —
There is no ailment so harassing
and exhaustiug as dyspepsia, which
arises from defective action of the
stomach and liver, and elle victim
of it is to be pitied. Yet he can
find ready relief in Parmelee's -Ve-
getable Pills a preparation that
has established itself by years of
effective use, There are pills that
re widely advertised as the great-
est ever compounded, but not one
of there can rank in value with Par -
melee's.
HIS INTENTIONs,
"Aro you going to start a ga -
den next. yearr "I am not," re-
plied the luckless amateur, "Next
year, instead of burying good stuff,
rm going to eat it,
LOW COLONIST PAREiS TO TUE
PACIVIC VO.A.ST.
Vig, rho Vhtofigo, Union Pacific and North West-
ont Line, daily front r;iepteittbar 141t to October
Istkfrota all p.tinta Vattatitk., Punr:1411 toutio
carS date,. eeeensi espeductiet galifor-
nia Oars in 1'10mi:in tottris _sleeping can on
through traina leArd elticago ,Nostlay and Thurs.
clay ot e2 week. For noes, foldars and lull
particulars apply to 0. It, lionaelt, AO,
TOrtn,40,
Little Turkeys,—'Take pork t -
derhAns and cue lengthwise
through the middle, being eareftil
not to eut in half; fill with dressiog
you would lISQ for turkey; Saw or
pin together with toothpicks; bake
for twenty minutes in a, pan in
ineh there
is emu water to
ver the bottom whennkad. Make
rtvy of water left in pan. Nice
d strip of bacon aver top.
TRY MURINE EYE REM
fat" Red, Wank, Weary, Watery 1yes
Lad Granulated Eyelids, Murine Doesn't
Smart—Soothes Eye Pain, Druggists
Sefl Murine Eye RemedY. Liquid, 25u,
50c, P.00, Moline Eye Salve In
Aseptic Tubes. 2e, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eya Advice Free by Mail.
durineEyo Remedy Co. Chieago,
AFTER MATURE REELECTION.
Wo would not care to be a steeple-
jack or premier of -Russia.
Cholera- morbus, cramps and kin-
dred complaints annually make
their appearance at the same time
as the hot weather, green fruit,
cucumbers, melons, ete, and many
persous are debarred from eating
the so tempting things, but they
need not abstain if they have Dr.
J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial
and take a fewsdrops in water. It
cures the eraraps and cholera, in a
remarkable manner and is sure to
check every disturbance of the
bowels.
")3inks used to be daft on the
subject of buried tieasure. What's
he up to now?" "He's got up an
expedition to Asia Minor to try to
find the place where Methuselah
stored his birthday presents,"
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
If the drain in the sink becomes
stopped up, remove all water from
sink and pour in a pint or more
gasoline and let stand; this will
cut the cause of stoppage in a little
while.
It Bids Pain Begope,—Whea neu-
ralgia racks the nerves or lumbago
cripples the back is the time to
test the virtues of Dr. Thomas' Ec-
lectrie Oil. Well rubbed in it will
still the pain and produce a sensa-
tion of ease and rest. There is no-
thing like it as a liniment for its
curative properties are great. A
trial of it will establish faith in it.
Mrs. O'Flannery--"Whatever are
ye doing, Pat, sitting in front av
the glass with your eyes shut?"
Pat—"Sure. I'm just looking to see
how Oi shaft look when I'm dead."
en -nerd's -Liniment Cures Burns, Etc.
PADDY "IN THE INTERIM."
The habit of verbosity is a stand-
ard characteristic of human nature.
We have 'all met people who are
fond of uging high-sounding speech.
A gentleman said to -his servant
Pat "I am 'going to town At 10
o'clock, and shall weed out the cu-
cumber bed in the interim."
"Interim," thought Pat, "that's
a, quare name for a garden, any -
"Is Mr. Sniith at home?" asked
a visitor' who ',Came ',shortly after-
wards, '
``Yes, sir; ye'il find 'him at work
.his elite/etre there heyant, an-
n,onebecl Pat.,
Visiter (to little --`..`An.c1 were
You . horn in India '"I, was."
c`What part?" ``All of nae. of
course!''
Ton can tell -
growing s6ont, by
if ?ho Were afraid
epia Cough Oulekii
-Even WhooPlog Gon
!Sixteen Ounces of the Quickest, Surest
Cough Remedy for 50o. Manor
Refunded If It Fan&
If yon have an obstinate, deep-sentee,
cough, which refu.ses to be oared, get a 60,
cant bOt,3 Pinex, mix it with home-
made sugar syrup and start talcing t, In%
side ef at hours your cough will be gone, or,
YerY nearly so, Even whooping -cough is
quickly conquered in this -way.
A 60 -cent bottle of Pine, 'when mixed
with home-made auger syrup, gives yoa 16
ounces -a femily supply—of the finest
cough remedy that money could buy, s.t a
clear saving of 0, Very easy to prepare,
fug directions in.package.
Pinex soothes and, heals the inihmo,ed,
membranes with remarkalole rapidity. It
stimulates tile appetite, is slightly laza-
tiYer and hits a Pleasant taste -children
take it willingly. Splendid for croup,
asthma, bronchitis, threat teak, Old
pains, eta., and a thoroughly successful
reMedY for incipient lung troubles..
Pinez is a special and highly cement-
trated compound of Norway White rine
extraot, rich in gusiaool and other heedin
Pine elements. It has often beeuimita
though uever successfully, for nothing eisq
willproduce the same results. Smiley mix
with sugar syrup or strained li040Y0 In 4
16 -ounce bottle, and it is ready. for use.
Anyone who tries 'nowt will quickly
understand, why it la used in more home?
ta the TJ. S. and Canada than any othep
coughromedy. The genuinoisguare,nt
to give absolute satisfaction or money r.
tended, Cereitloate of goaralatee IS
wrappe& in each package.. Your druggist
haaPmemer wiu getitforyou, Ifnot,stinel, '
to The Pioar Co, Torento, On.
MEAT RECIPES,
Spanish Steak.—Take a flank of
teak. Out off all the fat eed frY
it brown in plea), of butter, lift
out and put in a baking pan.
Sprinkle with salt end pepper and
fry a snited onion brown in the
butter re:Peeling in the frying pan.
Spreed onien$ over the steak and
cover it with ean of tomatoes, juice
ad ail. Cover and bake an hour
In a slow oven, besting frequently.
Make gravy of drippings remaining
in the pan and ser 1;-4 piping hot.
Fried Qhickeu.—Cut one or two
mall chickens in half and dredge
vith flour. Heat some lard until
smokin,,,-- hots then lay in the chick -
n, After the first few minutes
°elk slowly, tinning so it can brown
n all sides. When done telt° up
and place on a platter, pour off all
the lard exceptieg oee tablesnotai-
,_ P ibis over the fire agaie
d add a, heaping tablespoonful of
our, stir until it is brown, then
-add slowly one cup of milk, some
butter, pepper, and salt, and let
ook five minutes ; pour over the
chicken and serve immediately.
JelUcd Veal. ----Buy a vcal shank
r 20 eents, over with cold water,
let come to a boil and skim care-
fully, Add one medium size onion,
a. bay leaf, small piece of red pep-
per. salt and six whole cloves, Boil
slowly till meat falls off 'bones.,
Take out the meat, strain licmid
and let it cool while the meat Is
picked info small pieces. Remove
grease from the liquid, add to the
meat, put into bowls to cool. Serve
an lettuce leaves with mayonnaise
dressing. Be sure to have plenty
of liquid.
Mivard's Liniment Co„ Limited.
Gents, --A customer of ours mired a very
bad ease of distemper in a valuable horse
by the uso of MINARD'S LEN1MENT.
Yours truly, -
VILANDIE FRERES..
NOT HE.
The "Angel" (about to give beg-
gar a dime—Poor man! And are
you married?
Beggar—Pardon me, - madam!
D'yo think I'd be relyn' on total
.strangers for support if I had. a
wife 1
Corns cause' much suffering, but
ll'olloway's Corn Cure 'offers a
speedy, sure, and satisfactory re-
lief.
Avoid society_ if you would make
a, study of mankind.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
New Bags.—Make begs of some
heavy material such as cretonne or
denim, and place your hammocks
in them. Use stout rings on the
top to close it or even button one
side over with a lap. Make similar
ones for your summer parasols.
Never make your pieces bags of any-
thing. except firm mosquito netting.
You can seein' and save time.
VOM s
low she talks aft -
of -wasting away. ED- 7
E 40=
NEW IDEAS.
Gingered Rice.—Instead of rai-
sins.or other.flavoring in rice pud-
ding, use a small quantity of pre-
served ginger, cut in small pieces
with the syrup. About a table-
spoonful to a quart of milk is suf-
ficient to give a delightful new fie -
Screens and Porch Fittings, —In
the fall when putting away our
noreh furniture. for which we se-
lect a clear day, the rugs are
thrown on the line, the furniture
and window screens are placed
near by, and 'everything is given a
thorough eleaning with a. hose.
When quite dry the screens are
lightly brushed with raw linseed
oil to prevent rusting. This oil
cl°eso%olH
t it,Tevaporate.o—
ScleO best way•te
reduce mending is to guard against
Von will find that one reason
why children's clothes rip is because
the seams are sewed with cotton
thread which is brittle. Any dress
which will be given hard wear
should be made up entirely of silk.
The sun and water rots eotton; but
does not affect the silk.
Frost Hint,—To protect your
were from early frost drive poles
made front broom handles or other
eticks into the ground at
intervals and stretch a clothesline
front one to the other. When ev-
ening, comes throw pieces of cloth
or paper over the line, and yew:
flowers will be unharmed.
A 'WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
An enainent scientist, the other
day'gave his opinion that the mast
wonderful discovery of 'recent years
was the discovery of Zarn-Buk. Just
think! As Won as a single thin lay-
er of Zare-Buic is applied to a, Wound
OT a, sore, such 11'1)1117 is insured
against blood poison 1 Not one
species of microbe has been found
that Zam-Buk does not kill!
Then, again, As soon as Zare-Buk
is applied to a sore, or a cut, or to
skin disease, it steps the smarting.
That is why children are each
friends of Zant-Buk.
.4.gain. As soon as Zam-Buk is ap-
plied to a wound or to a diseased
part, the cells beneath the skin's
surface are so stimulated that new
healthy tissue is quickly formed,
This is why Zam-Buk cures are per-
manent,
Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of
101 Delorimier Ave., Montreal,
called upon the Zatn-Buk Com-
pany and told them that for aver
twenty-five years he had been a
martyr to eczema. His hands were
at one time so covered with sores
that he had to sleep in gloves. Four
years ago Zam-Bult was introduced
to him, and in a, few months it cured
him, To-day—over three years af-
ter his euro of a disease he had for
twenty-five years—he is still cured,
and has had no trace .of any re-
turn of the eczema!
All druggists sell Zam-Buk at
One. box-, or we will send free trial
box if you send this advertisetneet
and a, le. stamp (to pay return post-
age)., Address Zarn-Buk Co., To-
ronto.
ANKS
AND
" •
III Bonds have the preference as
safe and profitable investments.
Formerly Banks, Insurance
Companies and other financial
concerns invested their cash sur-
pluses largely in Real Estate
Mortgages, to -day they are
Purchasing the Bond issues of
established and prosperous cor-
porations considering that they
offer the greatest security and
best interest returns.
J There is no reasonable argu.
rnent to offset the fact that what
is the best investment for the
Bank surplus is the best invest-
ment for the individual investor.
g Write to -day for our booldet
on Bonds, and Band issues we
recommend.
ROYAL
SECURITIES
CORPORATION
LINITED
BANK OF MONTREAL BUILDING
YONGE AND QUEEN STS.
TORONTO
R, M. WHITE - Manager
MONTligat.OlePace-tiALtrAge.ONneNtgee.)
eNe..
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CANADA BUSINESS coLecee
cHATHAM, ONT.
ONE OF AlEitIcAli GREATEST
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
Over 2,000 chilies positions filled In past
Four Years,
Some others just tillod;- 1. 11, HANN`, Iron)
Newfoundland, placed with Saalc. !dialer. Co.,
Morale Jaw, a'd Steno. 51t SiU1U. steno,
peabed," o Feral! Co. winitior. E. V,ROS0N
ui;hpr„ with Ben Furniture Co., Southampton,
Ow, VLOssIN A NOEIViON, Steno. And Blikpr,
Can, Wolverine to,, chathana, IstILDROD AND•
EttSON, Steno.. with De 1.sral separator CO„,
winuipeg. R. 3, st,'OTT, toacbor, with
Colle4e, Newark, N. J. The salaries of the tines
shown hut wed; average ot-er SZO9 per tumuut.
Ibe ettlarled of the six lore ehown average clost
S".•04. Our etudeutd are prepared forth() big
potion s where the 1)1K pay 1. of 411+4 LT ?AYs
TO AJTEND 'PUR 11241'. Catalogue es tend of
tho,Work: at Olathe:It. CatalogOo C4 tons °C our
home courses. A.ddresa, D. Aie-La.c ULAN
(i. fl. Co ere. ehltharn, On.
FARMS FOR RENT AND SALE.
ASK nawsoN, HE KNOWS. .
' you want to sell a farm, consult
um.
1-1? you want to buy a farm, coaa1c
me.
fr_aArVrin Ba0:a
11 o_r tthe" beat Fruit. Steck,
gbt
nu
i
_ upv.(,ies t Farms in Ontario,
W. DAWSON. Ninety Colborne
_LA. Street, Toronto.
ACIENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED, -A study of epaor
Agency propositions convinced us
tuat none can' equal ours. YouShvill nt
ways regret it it you dealt apply for
particulars to Traveller Dept, In
Albert St., Ottawa.
1)tOY AND GIRL AGENTS: SELL
A_P twenty-four packages of postcards
for us at 10c. each and receive an Air Gun
or Doll free. L. Bettomley & Co„ Mar-
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NO TIME TO HURRY. ez TART TEA ROUTE TO -DAY. Send
S postal for circulars or lac for sam-
Nobody ever gets into trouble by 1 ples and terms. Alfred S. Tyler, 'London,
exceeding the , speed limit on his Ont'
Way to church.
The Best Liver Pill.—The action
of the liver is easily disarranged.
A sudden chill, undue exposure to
the elements, over -indulgence in
some favorite food, excess in drink-
ing, are a few of the causes. But
whatever may be the cause, Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills can_ be relied
upon as the best 'corrective that
can be taken. They are the leading
liver pills and they have no super-
iors among such preparations.
CONTRARY.
Gibbs—Yciur wife seems to be a
contrary sorb of woman.
Dibbs—Contrary! Why, 'When-
ever I ask her to darn my stock-
ings she knits her brows.
Pain and Swelling seldom indi-
cate internal organic trouble. They
are usually the result of local cold
or inflammation which can be
quickly removed by Hanalins
Wizard Oil.
FREQUENTLY THE CASE.
"What does your husband like
for his breakfast?"
"Anything I haven't got in the
house:"
A pleasant naeclicine for children
is Mother Grave' Worm Extermin-
ator, and there is nothing iaetter
for driving worins, from the system.
Mr. Homebody—I see, you keep
copies of all the letters you write-
oYl.' Y
rwife.
Do you 1c1413
repeating it to avoid
r
—No. .To. avoid 'cOntraclicting my-
self.
Mmard's Liniment Relieves
,
If a man's hope of a future lire'
nes,ses fire lie hat no kick coming.
HiGHTIV6ALK,
sToc.K::6R2KEF, .
Mernbor Standard Stock and Alining Ez+,;:ch trig()
LIS-TED'STOCKS„Cp.P.RIED 011 OLisGia
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ITAY and FARM SCALES. Wilsou'S
1. Scale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto
AWMILL MACHINERY, PORTABLL
or heavy Lathe 35111s. Shingle Stilis
Engines and Boilers, Mill Supplies, The
E. Long Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Wns"'..'
Street, Orillia, 'Ontario.
GENTS WANTED A LINE POT
every home. Write us for our choice
list of agents supplies. We have the
greatest agency preposition itt Ca-nadt.
to -day. No outlay necessary. Apply B.
C. I. Co„ 228.Albert St.. Ottawa.
A 5 ONCE -MEN TO LEARN BARBER
XX_ trade, , export instruction, constant
practice, tools free, always sure 'emploY-
ment for a barber. Write for catalogue.
Maier Barber College. 221 Queen East.
Toronto.
j 1 ANCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, etc. s, In
ternal' and external, cured withoul
pain by our home treatment.. Write ut
before too late. Dr. Bollman Medical to.
Limited. Collingwood. Ont.
is TON SCALE GUAR,ANTEED, Wilson's
1,.) Scale Works, 9 Esplanade, Toronto.
PECIALISTS ADVICE FREE. Consul)
us in regard to any disease. Lowest
prices in drugs of all kinds.
Trusses fitted by mail. Send measure-
ment. Glasses fitted by age. Write to -day
for anything sold in first-class drug
stores to Dr. Denman, Ccillingwood, -.Oat
CLEANING LADIES'
WALIUKC 'BR ,OUTING :SUITS
flan be done perfectly by our .Freneh process.. Try it, -
,EritiSh 'American Cyping Co.
Montreal, 'Toronto, Ottawa and Quolace.
7;
land Tor sv!io13. yo;i)vi'11-ucIP1aatmhIli
to n+IY F5.t0 atnny ri..,tail st re,
lt is extra wide, fully IGInc?hot
'long, In all color,.I.NiLhwillory
flues offtrent I en gth. tha t do tot
lose their ourl easily. Sendu,
5100 to -day for thi, j.ori,oppor•
also an extra lnergineiajsu'd0e,Teroffee'
touity not 10 be ,
Seri). P "le ' . . '
Si 50 la Ft 52 50 °
gew, yE,r'1;:, iclefs°Tarii-cfn_ theeFeather mi:CeeY. ,blinyeo: ttl. o')1 it ni 1 (:, 1.5°r:e1 1.71 ,5c,:13: ,io, v, rf;yol rooni. ey7.
NY.
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Acticrt, theist on 'Zee'
11.771
die
Mame) tessel.
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