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Nev Health and .Strength Obtained
by the Use of Dr, Wiilaems'
Pink Pills.
Tt: is useless to tell a 'hard-work-
ing woman to take We easily and
not to worry. Every woman at the
head of a home; every girl in offi-
ces, shops and factories, is subject
to more or less worry. These can -
tot be avoided. f3uteit is the duty
of every "woman and every girl to
save her strength as much as possi-
ble and to build up her system to
meet any unusual demands. Her
future health depends upon, it. To
guard against a breakdown in
lhealth the blood must be kept rich,
red and pure. Nothing can 'keep.
the blood in this condition so well
a$ Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They
strengthen the nerves, restore the
appetite, bring the glow of health
to pallid cheeks, and renewed en-
ergy to listless people. Women
cannot always , rest when they
should, but theycan keep their
strength and keep disease away by
the occasional use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills- Or, if a breakdown has
come unexpectedly they can obtain
efew health through this saine
a^nedicine, 'Mrs. M. Thomas, River
street, Toronto, says; "For several
years I was almost a constant in.
velid, unable to do my housework
and spending nn?oli of my time in
bed My nerves seemed worn Out
and I was so run down that all any
friends thought I was it a hopeless
decline. I was as pale as a corpse
1 was so bloodless that if I cut my
finger it would net bleed; my
limbs were swollen far beyond their
usual size, At the least exertion
any heart would palpitate violently,
and I frequently had fainting
epells„ I was under treatment by
good doctors, but it died me no
good. Then one day my husband
brought home some Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills and I began taking
them. They eecmed to go to the
root of the trouble, and in the
course of a few weeks the improve-
meat they were making was quite
plain. Gradually as I continued
taking the Pills the swelling of my
limbs disappeared ; the weak spells
came less and less frequently; my
appetite greatly improved, and
finalln I was completely cured and
ahle to do my housework with ease,
Later, my daughter Elmo seemed to.
be troubled with anaemia, andwe
gave her the Pills with the same
good results,:,
Wing suffer in any way when you
earn begin curing; yourself to -day
with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Sold
by all .medicine dealers or by ma,il
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont,
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SNIPS ADMIT SHARIKS,.
While the whale is regarded as
the largest of creatures that haunt
the sea, there are isome sharks that
can be compared in size with the
former animals. These giant
sharks, however, are very rare,
end are known under the name of
the great whale shark and the bask,
ing shark. The•: former, which . at-
tains a length of fifty feet, is found
off the coast of India, Peru, and
Lower; California. The latter's most
favorite haunt is the Arctic Ocean;
but it is also found near the great
whale shark. These monsters, curi-
ously enough, are quite harmless.
Their teeth are very small, and
they feed on tiny matter that floats
on the surface of the sea. This
matter the fish strains through its
enormous gill rakers.
Specialist Did Skin
Trouble x =o Good
Very Itchy and Disfiguring, Got a
Little Cuticura Soap;' and Oint-
ment and Was Cured.
A CI NTENARIAN.
A wonderful span of life was that
of John Pipher, of 10 Archer street,
Toronto,' whose death oecurred last
week. During his 103 years Canada
has grown from a -series of little-
valued eolonies,to a, united nation,
Many of the greatest inventions
have been achieved, There have
been half a dozen British saver-
eigns. Three generations have cone&
and gone. A few events might be
recalled to illustrate the happen-
inga of this one lifetime.
Although further importation of
Mayes into Upper Canada had been
forbidden in 1793, slavery still ex
fisted in York (Toronto) until two
years after John Pipher was born.
He was three years old when the
war of 1812 took place ; twenty-eight
when the insurrection of /837 took;
place,, He remembered it well.
He was thirty-two when respon-
sible government was achieved;,
with the union of Upper and Lower
Canada.
He was far - past the ordinary
"prime of life' —a man of 58—at
Confederation.
He had lived under George
the Regency, George TV., William
IV,, Victoria, Edward VII., George
V.
There were 25 Governors of Can-
ada and Governors -General' of the
Dominion during his lifetime.
The Aceominodatinn, first steamer
to navigate the St, Lawrence, made
the journey from Montreal to Que-
bec, three days being consumed in.
making the down -trip of 184 miles.
At that time the only canals in
"For two summers I suffered with
(Alin trouble on my arms, and on my
legs from my knees down. My arms
were badly disfigured, and I`kept them
covered. It came like the hives, and
was very itchy. 'I consulted a specialist,
who gave me medicine; as we11 as an
ointment,! but seemed to do no good. It
vas beginning to appear on my face.
"I got a little Cuticura Ointment
Bind some Cuticura Soap. The first
touch 'of;; Ointment seemed to relieve,
and before` the Cuticura" Ointment was
lfinished I was cured. I have not the
east signof trouble. I think it would
have spread ' over my whole body if
Cuticura Soap and Ointment had not`
,cured me. I am delighted with them,
and do feel pleased to think I have some-
thing I lave confidence in. I tell all
Amy' friends about them, and I think
Cuticura Ointment is the best I'. ever
saw." ,(Signed) M. J. Boddy, 73 McCaul
St., Toronto, Deo. 22, 1910.
Cold -Sore Began to Heal With First
Use of Cuticura Ointment.
"Cuticura Ointment cured a very.
bad cold -sore that gaveme, hours .of
isevere pain and loss of sleep. I tried
lots of other remedies but nothing did
tile any good till"'I'tried Cuticura Oint-
ment, and from the very 'first applica-
tion it began to heal and now there is
'not' even a scar left • • (Si ned) Mrs. W.
r3 oyce, Mermaid Farm ni, P:1 I., Jan. 8,'11..
For -more than a generation Ciiticura
t5oap and Cutioura Ointment have
afforded„the speediest safest and most
economical treatment for shin and scalp
troubles, -of, young and old. Although
they are sad by druggists and dealers,,
* ^crepe ywhei•e, a liberal safnple of: each
Syiflt ",be obtained free, from the Potter
fat +'III� g<i1:Chem. ;CorP.sole
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2,ti OoItrnabus Ave , Loston, lU rg A. c
Canada were the Coteau du .Lae,
Cascades. and Sault Ste. Marie:
John Pipher was a lad of sixteen
when George Stephenson completed
the first railway in England:` He.
was twentyseven when thefirst
railway was opened in Canada,
namely, the Champion and St. Law--
renee,
A Canadian -built vessel, the Roy-
al William, had the distinction of
being the first in the world to cross
the Atlantic by steam power alone.
But Pipher was a man of twenty-
four when that .occuTrod. ---
Up to the date of his birth, there
had beeu only fifteen newspapers
established in Canada.
St. John, NI3., was the only in-
corporated city.
There were probably six hundred
souls' in York (Toronto), and 80,000
white in Upper Canada.
The first Canadian bank note was
not issued until Pipher was eight
years old,
He was thirty-eight when the first
telegraph wires were strung in Can-
ada; sixty-eight—almost at the al-
lotted plan—when Alexander Gra-
ham Bell invented the telephone_
►r
Revive the Jaded Condition.—
When energy flags and the cares of.
business become„irksome; when the
whole system is out -ef sorts and
there is general depression, try
Parmelee's Vegetable Tills, They
will regulate the action of a de-
ranged stomach and a disordered
liver, and make you.feel like•a new
man. No one need suffer,: a days
from debilitated digestion when so.
simple and effective a pill 'can be
got at any drug store.
HE KNEW.,
"Tommy,” the schoolma'am 'ask-
ed, "why are you -scratching your
head ?"
"'Cause nobody else knows just
where ib itches 1''
Painard's Linime
Cures Burns, Etc.
*JUMBLE OP AIL TIL AGES.
Cairo a Mixture of the Autique'and
the 11iodern..
What were my first impressions of.
Cairo? Perhaps I was, rather, dis-
appointed, or perhaps it was mere-
ly that I was feeling decidedly
shaky as a result of a desperate
passage from Liverpool, says a
writer in the Christian Herald, At
any rate it struck me at first that
the whole ,place was frightfully mo-
dern. The street cars, the hotels,
the earriages and automobiles, with
their fashionable English and
American occupants, even the pe-
destrians, seemed prosiacally up-to-
date. But this was an impression
which did not last; for in the na-
tive quarters of the city you may
see Cairo, to -day as it was a thou-
sand; years ago, and even on the
most ;fashionable thoroughfares you
will frequently witness scenes which
will earry you back into by -gone.
ages—scenes which the dominant
modern note merely serves to throw
into strong relief,
I have specially£ in mind the old
water -sellers, with their ancient
jure -and goat -skins thrown over
their backs." It is interesting to see
these old fellows parading up and
down on the sidewalie, minglung
with the ' up -to -elate citizens of the
preerer,t day, The same contrast' is
noticeable out on the street, An
automobile of the lateet design is
followed (more leisurely!) by a
ouzel mounted by an Arab of the
desert. Below the .waist his body
sways to and fro in rhythmic ac-
cord with the absolutely .noiseless
tread of the great clumsy animal:.
And the man himself gazes silently
aria steadily straight ahead, look-
ing; neither to the right hand nor to
the left, as if there was nothing in
front of him but limitless miles of
sand. One cannot fail to be ire -
pressed by this striking blend of
ancient and modern.
SILK FROM HORSE FLESH.
German chemists are reported to.
have ;succeeded _in utilizingfibrous`
animal refuse—such as the flesh of -
dead horses -for making artificial
silk. Treatment with acids disinte
grates the flesh into ` its ultimate•
fibres, and these ,are given a silky
appearance, with, great durability
by a kind of tanning process. The
thr'eads produced greatly resemble.
those of the -wild silkworm; are.
about two inches lon g. They may,
be vulcanized like true silk, aantl:,
can be ,rnatle airtight and water-
tight by immersion for acouple of
hours in a caoutchokc bath under a
pressure of four atmospheres -Tips
materiel seems topromise some
thing. cheaper than silk for balloon
envelopes, insulation, etc.,' •though,
attempts to spin the fibres into
threadshave not yet; been .suocess rib•
HARD RD TO SEE.
Even When the Facts are Pinin,.
It is envious -how people will re-
fuse to believe what one can clearly
see:
Tell the average man or woman
that the slow but cumulative poi-
sonous effect of caffein --the alka-
loid in tea, and eo fee—tends to
weaken the heart, upset the nen-
vous• system and'eause indigestion,
and they may laugh at you if they
don't know the facts.
Prove it by science or by practi-
cal demonstration in the recovery
of ,tea and coffee drinkers from the
above conditions, and a large per
cent. of the human family will
shrug their shedders, take some
drngs and -keep .on drinking ten or.
coffee.
"Coffee never agreed with me nor
withseveral members of our house-
hold," writes a lady. "It ener-
vates. depresses and creates a feel-
ing of langur and heaviness. It was
only by leaving off coffee and using
Postern that we discovered the
cause and way out of these ills.
"The only ,reason, I am sure, why
Pest= is not used altogether to
the exclusion of ordinary coffee is,
many persons do not know and do
not seem willing to learn the facts
and how to prepare this nutritious
beverage: There's only one way--
aecorling to diaieetions—boil it fully
15 minutes. Then it is delicious."
Name given by Canadian Postum
Co., Windsor, Ont. Read the little
book, "The Road to Wellville," in
pkgs. "There's a reason."
Ever read the above letter? A new one
appears from time to time. They are
genuine, true, and full of human interest.
THE DEPTH OF MEANNESS.
Little Jonas was the son, of pen-
urious parents, and the 'son bade
fair to 'outdo them in frugality -a
fact that worked extreme hardship
upon Bobby Graves, his seatmate.
Bobby came home one night look-
ing so depressed that his mother
asked the cause of his trouble.
"It's that. Jane Peterbo !" burst
out Bobby. "He's just about the
meanest thing ! Hp eats my apples
gives e even
never- sm
.r sect
he ev
11 i
a p, g;
a bite offen his, an' my apples are
good an' his ain't -very ! An' to-
day he made me do his 'rithmetic
samples, 'cause he didn't know
how, an' he wouldn't even lend me
his pencil to do' 'em with l"
THE QUEEREST ONES.
"I .suppose,' sail the city man,
"there are some queer characters
around an old village like this."
"You'Il find a good many," 'ad-
mitted the native, "when the hotels
fillnp'
f,
STEL 49--12
Sardines Certainly; they
are always acceptable if
they are really Sardines.
If they are
BARD SES
you Can be quite sure of a
tasty lunch.
CO Them From Your Croner ,.
Trade supplied by
John IV, Fickle & Greening. Hamilton
FOPFIGNI BELIEFS.
Some Cliri0ifs Superstitions -Are
Indulged In.
In Spain the wedding is spoiled if
one of the guests 'appears entirely
in black, or if the bride looks unto a
mirror after orange blossoms and
veil are fast in her headdress.
When a person's hair ends split,
taken by the superstitious for a
sign that she is either a witch or
has been bewitched, As blond hair
splits more readily than dark hair,
all witches, spirits and sorceresses
have blond or red hair, according
to popular belief. Likewise, "ae-
cording to the standard of art.
O11. tha iu brriage eve there is of-
ten much good-natured rivalry
be-
tween the groom' and the bride in
the Slav countries as to whn shall
blow out the candle, for the person
who des will be "first to die," It
is inepossible to trace the origin, of
this superstition, yet it prevails in,
aristocratic society as well as in
the peasant's hut, even as like this,
that "to insure the life and health
of the children" the woman must
crecup/ the right side of the bed. In
addition, she must pot smoke before
her forty-fifth year.
There is a superstition in this
country and many others against
burning e. broom, The bud of
birch broom is . used in Southern
Germany as a preventive against
ery�sipel.as. These buds, a piece of
w wax and some other articles
enclosed in a pink silk bag,
scoured with red silk and worn on
the trackk of the neek, The person
must change his shirt every Friday.
Some persons have periodical: at-
tacks of Canadian cholera, dysen-
tery or diarrhoea, and have to use
great precautions to avoid the dis-
ease. Change of water, cooking,
and green fruit, is sure to' bring em
the attacks. To such persons we
would recommend Dr. J. D. Kel-
logg's Dysentery Cordial as being
the hest :medicine in the market for
all summer complaints. If a few
drops are taken in water when the
symptoms are noticed no further
trouble will be experienced.
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THE KINDER FATE.
She—"It was dreadful. He rock-
ed the boat and she was drowned."
He—"Lucky girl 1, She might have
escaped' arid married the ,idiot."
Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast via
Chicago and North western Tvy., Sept. 25th
to Oct. loth from all points in Canada to
Loa Angeles, San ;Francisco, Portland,
Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, Helena,
Butte; Missoula, Kalispell. Pocatello,
Nampa, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Grand
Jets etc. Through Tourist sleepers and.
free reclining chair ears from Chicago.
Variable 'routes. Liberal stop -avers. For
information write or call on B. II. Ben-
nett.. General Agent, 46 Yonge St., Toronto.
Never looks well—The blind
horse.
VERSATILE CHILD.
The little girl was having a great
deal of trouble pronouncing some
of the words she met with. "Vine-
gar" had given her the most trou-
ble, ,and she was duly grieved to
know the 'village was being enter-
tained by he'r efforts irt'this dire --
tion,
She was one day sent to the store
with. the vinegar -lug, to get it filled,
and had no intention of aniusiizg
the people who were gathered, in
the store. So she handed the jug to
the clerk with;
"Smell the month of it and give
me a quart,"
WONDEXtPITL DISCOVERY.
An eminent scientist,' the other,
day, gave his opinion that the moat
wonderful discovery of recent years,
was the discovery of Zam-Buk. Just,
think!! As eclat as a single thin
layer of Zam-Bus is .applied to e
wound or a sore, such injury is in-
sured against blood poison 1 Net
one species of microbe has leen
found that Zang -Bek does riot kill G
'Then again. As soon as Zana-Buk
is applied to a .acre, or a• cut, or to
skin disease, it stops the seaarti.ng,.
That is why children
friends of Zartal',uk,
Again, As soon as Zan1-Buk
applied to a wound or to a diseased ".
part, the cells Beneath the ekin'e
surface are so stimulated that new
healthy tiesuo is quickly formed,
This is why Zane -auk -tures axe per-
manent.
Only the other. day Mr, ,Torah, of
1Q1 Dolerimier _ Ave., Alontreal,
called upon the Zain4l3uk Connpan,t^
and told them that for over twee-
ty-five years he had been a martyr
to eczema. Hishandswere at one
time so covered with sores that he
had to sleep in gloves. Four years
ago Zam-Buk was introduced to
him, and in a few months it cured
him. To -day ---over three years az-
ter his cure of a disease he had fell
twenty-five years --be is still cured,
and has had aro traec of any return
of the eczema!
Al•I druggists sell Zara -Bilk
550e. box, or we will send fre
box if you send this advertiseanen.
and a1c, stamp (to pay return post
age). Address Zam-l3uk Ga., To
:onto.
Minard's -Liniment Relieves Neuralgia,
THE USUAL WAY.
He—"You know, my dear, X is•
an unknown quantity."
She—"I know ie is. I've never
seen one since I married you."
It Bids Pain Begone. When
neuralgia racks the nerves or lum-
bago cripples the back is the time
to test thevirtues of Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. Well rubbed in it
will still the pain and produce a
sensation of ease and: rest. There
is nothing like it as a, liniment for
its curative properties are great. A
trial sof it will establish faith in it.
Hostess -"Mr. 4 Mann, you eat
roast beef rare, do ,you not?"
Guest—"Yes, rare and rarely-"
Mihard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
AN ENDURING EPISODE.
"1 supposd'you and your wife can
.remember ;your first quarrel," said
the:: meddlesome person.
''Remember it!" returned Mr.
Groiveher; "I should say. so. It
isn't over.. ;yet."
Corns cause much suffering, but
,Holloway's, Corn Cure .offers a
speedy, sure, and satisfactory= re -
VERY SIIVIPLE.
A rather simple -looking lad halt-
ed ':before a blacksmith's shop on his
v,ay.home '1romsr school and eyed the
doings ofthe' proprietor with much,
interest,.
The brawny smith, dissatisfied
with the boy's curiosity, held a
piece of red-hot iron suddenly un-
der the youngster's nose, hoping to
make him beat a hasty retreat.
"If you'll give me half a .dollar
I'll lick it," said the lad.
The smith took from ;;his pocket
;half a teller arid held it out.
The simple -looking yung's-ter took
the coin, licked it, dropped it in his
pocket and slowly walked away'
w.nistling"
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WITH THIS TEA
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FARMS FOR SAL4.
pAINson Ninety caiborne fit,
rcrottta.
VE F1I TY." GOOD I'�tI'ltOVL'7D
Fames in Manitoba,Saskatgtiewat4.
az ad Alberta at right prices on ease tomo.
FREIT FARMS IN TEE REST FRUIT
district of Ontario. All sizes at right
!rices.
TOG' WANT. TO.
&toe) , grain of lair
OR SELL.,
consult rn
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--Soil clay loam
excellent farm, 'Price Pori
dollars. The Western Rea;
deo. Ont. .
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lid *sera more tclAie
ter trade..
n , ratlwars. es tient& eC'
or free book in Deminten Sidi
ail ding, Toronto,
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tergal and external, cured, withzrsnl'
psitt d9 our potne treatment. 'rite n,4
before too late. Pr. lie{imam Medical Ga.,
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!`t Ai.I4 fiTilNE � YaII?m"7ki3f'
Vr der Stones,:: itlrtt7 tro,
Lumbago and kindred iil1nien
cured with the near German
"Sahel." price 51.0. Another ire
for pfabetes-Mellitus, and rare -lure.
,: Sahel's Anti-t?iabetss: ' Price St.QQ irons"
druggists' er direct, The Sanol. Manufoo.
iurtng Company et Canada, T.i:aiited,
Winnipeg, Man.
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ULTCON° T.P OI,LA I3 LE,
"Your daughter has so much tem-
perament."
"I am not sure what yeti call it,
AB I know is that her mother u
I can't do ane,thing with her."
Hopefor the Chronic. Dyspeptic,
-Through lack of consideration of
the body's needs many persons al
low disorders of the digestive ap-
paratus to endure until they be-
come chronic, filling days and
nights with suffe=ring. To these a
course of - Parmelee's Vegetable
Pills is recommended as a sure and
speedy way to regain health. These'
pills are specially compounded to
combat dyspepsia. and the many
ills that follow in its train, and
they are successful always,
ToPIo no iSitk11s4
Action. lnsslnfr ore rho
NOSTALGIA:'
Mr. Farraway-"Were you .home-
sick while you were abroad?
Miss Beenobroad—"Only while go-
ing over and coming back. Then I
was awfully homesick for the
land."
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited. "
Gents,—A cus,omer of ours cured a very
bad ease of distemper in a valuable horse
by the use of MINARD'S, LINIMENT.
Yours truly,
VILANDIE FRERES,
Don't spend half your life in the
making of promises unless you want
to give up the other half to the
making of excuses.
i
A pleasant medicine for children
is Mother Graves' Worm Extermi-
nator, and there is nothing better
for driving worms from the system.
When a man buys a new hat he
wants one somewhat like the one
he had before -but it's different
with, a woman.
I nard's Liniinent for sale everywhere,
WHERE LOVE IS.
Alit'1'e giil was- lost on unci
t
street, and was brought into the
police -station, The officers tried in
every way to Iearn her name.
Finally one of the officers said
"Tell me, little girl, what- name
does your mother call your fa
"Why,'" responded the child, in-
nocently, "she don't :call -him any
names; -she likes
Tread softly -
Step safely.
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using so as to effect a permanent
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Crier anti Wins
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disinfectant sweeping
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Floors clean; car-
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