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Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Point the
Way 1,0 nealth and Strength
a.sk yeurself the impeatant gees,
%don whether you are as strong a
you were a year age, as bodily fit
as you shoaki be, Many G. reader
ha z eonfeaa "No." Some weak -
aping ailineut has d'orillg the Past
ear laid bold of the system, unfit-
ing you for the duties of life ad
herietnaly elouoing the eutlooa ef
the coming days. It may be thou-
matism with its sharp twinges of
pain'indigestion, headache, nerv-
ons siebiiity, depression and laelassi
energy, or the paina and ailments
which only eommon lolls blow. It
la well to know that all these weak-
sniag disorders arise from an 1111-
poveris1ted condition of the blood.
Renew and enrich your blood and
all your troubles will cease. This
*a strong 6tat,ement, but it is made
on e testiihony of thousands who
once suffered, but who have gained
health and strengta by the aid of
the new, rieb blood supplied by pr.
Pink Piis. We •cai quote
thousands -of eases similar to the
following,: Mr, Jos, Grandmaisein
i a young man well known in tlIG
wIo, GI S. Jerome, que,
couple of years I boas t
nd - strength failing, but did
ot dre.rn that the treable was
erious As 1 grew weaker 1 began
to oeter, but it did not laelp me.
The least exertioe made Tay heart
palpiaite violentiv, my atemaell
seemed out e f order &eel my Whole
lvdern heeame o rne down that I
acme neany foreed to eta work. I
bad now been -cloistering for almost
eix inouths and Was very naturally
growieg discouraged, At this
juucture I read of 4 ease similar to
mise, eured through the use of l)r,
Williarne' Pink Piflb am d decided
to try them. I took thiePUk faith-
fulin for about two menths, gradu-
ally growing stronger aud at the
wed of that time I was AS well as
ally men eoulel be, 1 shall always
praise the medicioe that raisedl
from, diepair to the bleesing of good
health."
Sold by medicine .deelera every-
where or sent by mail at. O tents a.
box, *rx boxes for ann,ein by The,
Pr, Co,, Brock-
ealle, Ont.
WARDROBE OP mG GEORGE,
Eeeend-rhalld dealers they mast be
OriPPed of the lace, braid, gold
eord and buttonse so that they bear
small resemblance to their original
appearance. Thus, a uniform whieh
coats the king $100 or even $504
brings even less than a zack suit
which cost him a tenth as much,
The late Tolle, Edward, especially
during the later years of his life,
confined the bulk of his patronage
to One tailor, although there were
half a dozen who, on the strength
of siagle ordere, had the privilege
of sporting the hen aad the umesire
over the front door. r..rix; present
monarela however, splits his orders
up pretty evenly between four
firms. At fixed intervals these fieros
send to Iluelcingliam Palace enor-
mous ;selections of woollens for
their :Royal cestomer'e inapection,
LONDON TOWER MINES.
On Two Occasions Cats Befriended
Prisonere.
Two stories of the intelligence and
sympathy of our feline- friends were
told me during one -of my numerous
visits to the Tower <if London while
I was living in England, writes a
correepondent.
Southampton was a prisoner in
he Tower with the Earl of Essex
uing Elizabeth's reige, In eonic
rige way, or by some uereeog-
faeulty, a favorite cat of bie
his abode and suddenly ap-
1 to birn, having made an en-
trance down the chimiley. After his
release by James L, Southampton
had his pietare painted with his
faithful friend et hie side. This Por-
trait, I believe, can to -day be *WW1
at Welbeek Abbey.
The other tale is of Sir Henry
Wyatt, who was ecatimitted to the
Tower during the reign of Richard
TIL, and suffered much from want
oE elothing assd ood. Ile would have
Perished if a cat hael not emne down
int() hes room and warmed hirn by
lyiug 41i bis breast, aed aaved hire
from starvation by bringing in An
occasional pigeon caught an the
leada. Although the keeper was
under orders not to improve his
load heagreed to. coele anvthine
,
which Sir Henry provided, and the
pigeons which the cat hroeglit saved
his life. Ile also had a picture
painted &bowleg the eat effering a
pigeon through the bars of a coll.
A DOCTOR'S SLEEP
Twice Disearded
Sults Are Sold,
King George's wardrobe is clean-
ed out twice a year—in the autumn
and in the spring. The matter is
left largely m the hands of the
chief valet, who has been with the
Euglish monarch for many years
and understands his ideas upon
economy. About a. score of suits
are disearded every six months.
They are diaposed cif to two dealers
,--one in Paris and the other in New
York. None is sold in London. The
proceeds are devoted to <dimity.
There is no question of baegaieing
over the price to be paid. Many
years age it wa,s fixed at the uni-
form figure of $12.50 a, uit, and the
two dealers, especially the one in
New York, are able to make a hand-
some profit on each lot, There is
no restriction upon their resale ex-
eept that the dealers are warned
that any bit to custonier$ that the
clothes at one, time belonged to
King George will be followed imme-
diately by a loss of the opportunity
of buying tbe, old elothes.
- But while King George is able to
recover a fair proportion of the
amount he spends on his ordinary
elothes, the same is not true of the
$10,000 he spends every year in uni-
forms. Before they are sold to the
Girl Cured of
Distioring Pimples
By Cuticura Ointment, Broke Out on
Face when Twelve or Thirteen.
Were Most Embarra.,..ing.
Had Tried Everything.
A llova Scotia girl, Mae Mabel Merest:, o?
Dover West, writes: "When I was e.bout
twelve) or thirteen years of age, my face
broke out with pimples, and I tried every.
thinE,, to eat rid of them, but failed. The
pimples were the worst on my forehead and
ohm. They causeout itt groups and developed
later into sores. Being on my face they
caused great disfigurement, and were 'most
embarrassing.
"After trying so many remedies without
success, I saw the Outworn Ointment adver-
Used, and I sent for a box, I then applied
It to the pimples, e.nd in a week 1 saw a
great change in my face. I kept using it,
and in a few months it rendered a complete
eure. Now you earnaot tell I ever had
pimples, thanks to the Cutleura Ointment.",
(Signed) Miss Mabel Morash, Mar. 31, 1511.
Baby's Face Litee Raw Been
"My bsby boy Ist•,,d a largo pimple core°
on his forehead. It burst and spread all
ever lats./ace which soon looked like a piece
of raw beef, all =tethered with bad pimples.
It Was awful to look at. The poor little
thing WOO. 10 Cratch it and 'cry terribly.
took hirn to a doctor lout he only got
-orso until 1 was crulte frightened that he
would always bo diSfigured. Then 1 got two
tins of cutteura Ointment, together with
Cutieura Soap, and, in two raonths had quite
inured Irina. Now a COOTS0 I use Cutieura
Soap for ell nay ehildrrn (signed) Mra.
t. Pony, 09, 'Waterloo lid., Aldershot, Eng,-,
,
lend, May 21, 1910.
eutleirra Soap and Ointment aro sold
throughout he world but to these who.
have suffered much, lost hope and are with-
out faith in any treatment, a liberal sample
'ht,With ,a 32.-p, 'booklet on the Skin.
,*11. be antialed free,, on application,
'clatbii"Rotter 'Drug ez.. Chem. COrDo 'bp
lutubus Arm, "Boston, IT. S,
1:
Found Ile lied to Leave Off Te
and Coffee.
Many pertains do not reaIize that
bad stomach will cause insomnia.
Tea and eoffee drinking being
such an aneient and respectable
form of habit, few realize that the
drug—caffeine—contained in tea
and coffee, is one of the principal
causes (if dyspepsia, and nervous
troubles.
Without their usual portion ef tea
or eeffee, the caffeine topers are
nervous, irritable a,nd fretful.
That'e the way with a whiskey
drinker, He line got to have hie
dram "to settle his norves''—habit.
To leave off tea or cofilee is an
easy matter if you want to try Ts,
because Post= gives a gentle but
natural support to the nerves and
does not oontain any drug—nothing
but food.
Physicians know this to be true,
as one bean the South writes:
"I have cured mysel,f of a, long-
standing ease of Nervous Dyspep-
sia by leaving off coffee and using
Postmen," says the doctor.
"I also enjoy refreshing sleep, to
which I've been an utter stranger
for ne years.
"In in treating dyspepsia its
varieua types, I find little trouble
when I can induce patients to quits
coffee and adopt Postum." '
The doctor is right and "there's
a reason." Read the little book,
"The Road to Wellville," in_pkgs.
Postum now comes in concen-
trated, powder form called Instant
Postuxn. It is prepared. lay stirring
a level teaspoonful in a cup of hot
water, adding sugar to taste, and
enough cream to bring the eolorto
golden brown.
Instant Postum is eonvenient ;
there's no waste; ans.I the flavor is
always uniform. Sold by grocers -
50 -cup tin 30 chg., 100 -cup tin 50
ets.
A 5 -cup trial tin mailed for gro-
cer's name and 2 -cent stamp for
postage. Canadian Postum Cereal
Co., Ltd., Windsor, Ont.
ever read the anove ietter7 A neva one
appears from time to time. They are
genuine, true, and fun of human Interest
C‘reat Presence of Mind.
One of the best stories given in
the newly published life of Mark
Twain is the one illustrating his
presenee of mind in an emergency.
"Boys," said Mark, "I had great
presence of mind once. It was at a
fire. An old man leaned out of. a
four -storey b nildie g, calling for
help. Everybody in the erowd be-
low looked up, but nobody did any-
thing. The ladders weren't long
enough Nobody had any presence
of mind—nobody but me. I came
Iso the ressitie. I. yelled for a rope.
When it came I threw the old n',P,,n
the end of it. He caught it, nod
told him to tie it round his waist.
He did so and I pulled him down."
,
What is the smallest bridge in the
world? Tile bridge of one's nose.
Are
You Droopy,
Tired, Worn Out?
Here le Good, Advice to AR Who
Reel as if Tbeir Tiger and Life
llad All Oozett Away.
alas osedinee Can be Quickly Curd hy
a Coed Cleansing, Medicine.
Your experienee is probably
somewhat similar to that described
by Mr. J. T. Plemisia in the follow-
ing letter from his home in Leban-
on : think 1 mast have the most
sluggish sort of a liver. In the
morning my mouth was bitter, and
that foul, aoft feeling that tells you,
'No breakfast needed here this
morning.' A eup of eoffee would
sort of brace me up, but in two
hours I was disposed to quit work,
all energy having oozed out of mc,
SuPPor was My only good meal, but
I guess I didn't digest very well,
for I dreamt to beat the band. A
friend of mine put mo wise to Dr,
Hamilton's Pills. 1 thiuk :they
must have taken hold of my liver,
Perhaps my stomach, too, because
at the very start they made things
go right. Look at nic now --not
sleepy in the daytime, but hustling
for the mighty dollar and getting
fan •out of life every minute.
There what Dr, Hamilton's Pills
have done for me—they have
baitltmea.ild rejuvenated my ent
oysi
To keep free from headaches, to
feel young and bright, to enjoy
Your rneas to sleep sound and look
you beat, nothing ean help like
Dr, Hamilton's 'Pins, e5e. per box,
five .for $1.00 at all drugaiets and
Storekeepers or postpaid from The
Catarrbozone Co., Buffalo„ N.Y.,
and Tuugston, Canada.
VAN HORNE'S 111E.A.I.S.
PrOfeSSOr R11413t, of queen's Uni-
versity. Kingston, while addressing
his biologn elass recently on the
eeletion of 464 and food, and how
the abnormal use of viands often
serves nature in place of lost Shun -
hers, -took Sir William Van Horne
as an illustration of what the hue
man body ean stand *hen deprived
week after week eif a fair share of
t,
Tho professor
days when the resiue an t
officers of tha Canadian
Pacific deinalided an almost eon-
stant service and unwearying vigil-
ante and initiative, Sir William
Sir NV.111. V411 Herne.
allowed himself only three, hours
sleep in each day, sometimes for a
week at a time. That he could
keep up his strength and handle gi-
gantic problems under such treat-
ment was due, declared Prof.
Knight, to the fact that he tem-
porarily increased his raeals to
three times their usual quantity,
thereby giving nature a substitute
fax the loss of vitality occasioned by
his grind of tweney-one hours a
day. •
'Use Luminous Bait.
The fishermen in some parts ,of,
Portugal make material increases
irithe amount of their catch by the
use of luminous bait. This is
done by st fluid secured from the
body of a fisb which is quite plenti-
ful in the waters of that country,
while it is quite ram in other parts
of the world. The fluid is spread
on a piece of meat bait and the ef-
fects of the application may be ob-
served at once. The luminosity in-
creases as the bait is placed in the
water, and the attentien of the fish
is attracted tsa it once.
He that does good to another man
does also good to himself, not only
in consequence, hitt in the very act
of doing it—for the „consciousness of
well -doing is very ample reward.
TITE I GISTIIATE'S STORY.
What Re Owes to Zaai-Dok.
Mr, O. E. Sanford, of "Weston,
Kings Co., N.S, t Ju,stice of the
Peace for the county, and a dea-
con of the Baptist Church in Ber-
wick, says: "I have used Zam-Bult
for pilea and found it a splendid
remedy.. It cured nae."
Mr, Thomas Pearson, of Prince
Albert, Sask., writes: "I must
thank you for tlic. benefit I have
received from the Ilse of Zam-Buk.
Last eminner I had a fever, which
left me with piles. I etarted to ase
Zatnel3uk and foend it gave me re-
lief, so 1 continued with it. After
uaing three or lour ;boars it effected
cenaniete cure."
Zan -I -Balk will also be faaand a sure
euro for cold sores, chapped hands,
freet bite, ideal's eezema, blood -
poison, varicose sores, sealp sores,
itig-worna, iollamed patches, babies'
eruptions and elta,ppeal places, cuts,
burns, braises, and akin injuries
generally. All druggists and atoms
soil at 50o. box, or Zain-Buk Co.,
Toronto, for price. Reluare substi-
tutes.
Ile Opposes Ever
"Your father is just
opinionated, you know, dear
young Jenkins; "and I'm r
afraid as to what he will say
I ask him."
"That's all right, Charlie," paid
the gid. "He opposes everything,
and that'e hew I'll manage Min,"
The next morning elte went to
papa in a state of great iedignatioe
and exclaimed
"What do you think has happen -
a 7 Tina 41.b Sit r‹.1 young man, Mr,
ham had the impertinence
tia ProPoPe to me,
"Absurd youug man :" exelairried
or father. "Absurd, hieleed—ema-
nse! Let me toll you that I eon -
older Mr, sfenkins a bard -working,
steady-, respectable, yowl; fellow --
just the very sort of hueband for
you. You'll die ae old MAI, Ma-
tilda, if you're so oonfoundedly nar-
War. Just yon tell Ur. jeuldna
to see me, mad 111 uu,k t all
REA.TS.
]aetria in eels I1akea Centre
Sterile.
The familiar phenomenon of the
heating of hay in the stack has
asually beam a -scribed to purely
chemical reactions. "Recent
searches carried out by Mictml
however, '$how that the process is a
physiological one, and clue to 40-
teria and other lowly organisma It
was found that sterilized hay wouk
not heat, but that if sprinkled with OS teat for uons
water he
eeaminated with ea-rth or
nt
°01-f4bian:illTusha Inelita, (ilirngus' wEel.resPfe7iireids "4trad*t4r*n"4'44:tk°Atc°44'' °447#44
to be chiefly responsible fax temper- Itis kllYe4fier a vn".1'144
fax ,
atarcs up to 50 degrees centigrade. PennY h -s thoughts.
Per higher temperatures another
species of baeillus was foraed to be
respomaible. The work ef the bac-
teria in the heating of hay illus-
trates the curious fitet that these
organisms usually end by killing
theenselve.s, In the centre at a large
ehteeaste4stack
ile. Acnkdtlithiflyisf
is a tt°ruilsncit
ia tedi isa
be
the killing of the bacteria by the
heat which they themselves evolved.
In other eases they are poisoned by
toxiee which they themselvee
produce.
t
bard da
ing cup
ylU need a
work—A Refr -
f
Tstolunait V�.,Lintlfred.
itten..-. Lost *Inter I 3.eofthroit
b noilt,, from 'Otto use Of MINA311)'S LXX.
M1INT in a severe attack of La Grippe,
I ' have frequently -proved it to he
verr.effeottve 10 Oer-es at inilthnteatton.
airo.r,rs,
541'. 3.. IIUTOLtliNSOlg.
ISSIIL
The
"1 understaed you bave, just
bonght an automobile?"
"Yes, 1 aw seven of them chas-
ing one pedeatrum the other day
and I decided that' I was on the
wrong end of the sport,
Cure For ConStimption.—For consume'
tion, weals lungs. lingering coughs. laryn.
gitis and bronchitis, Names and addre54as
of those only given a NW litlYB to IWO by
specialist arid doctors, after taking this
cure are alive and well, will be sent on
request. Write Wra. Copeland. su Papa
Ave.. Toronto, 0111_,
A statesman is a politician who
ean say nothing at the right tun'
fainard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
The Things Ile Made.
He had the appearance of a typi-
eal "out -of -work, and a, friend ace
eosted him:
"Out of a. job?"
"Yes; the guv7nor /Said he was
losing money On the things 1 was
making,"
4(Wasn't there anything else you
could do about the place?"
"Don't think so. Anyhow he said
I didn't eeern able to do anything
else,"
"And What were you making?"
"Mistakes!"
"Really," began the collector,
"1 cannot understand why a man
of your resources will refuse to pay
his honest debts." "Then tell
you," said the well-to-do - citizen
confidentially. "If 1 paid up ra
throw yau and several others out of
work, and I haven't the heart to
do it."
Minard's Liniment Cures target in Cows.
Why Bread Gets Stale.
The staleness of bread is not due
to the bread's becoming actually
drier bv the gradual loss of water,
for stale bread contains almostex-
actly the same proportion of water
as new bread after it has become
completely cold. The change is
merely in the internal arrangement
of the molecules of the bread. A
prooa-of this is that if a stale loaf is
placed in a covered tin and exposed
for half an hoer or an hour te
heat not es:eat-slims that of boilins,
water and then allowed to cool, it
will be restored in appearance ansi
neoperties to tlie state of the new
zeal .
,RaNst a yen r. husband tnis /no rrt-
Finniaaii'l" a "Oh,he's'
erv ver t'i'vercrice , A
expisisive disease he's 'get.
The R,RAT r7e to keno him
in good spirits."
F YOUR BABY I 10K
DIVE BABY'3 OWNTBLI
The little ilia of babyhood
hildhOOd Sllettla be tr
reptly, or they may prove se
Ae eccasioual dose of Baby's
Own Tablets will regulate the ate -
mach and bowels and neep your
little oties well, Or they will
promptly restore health if 5ieltriess
mime unexpectedly. Mrs. Leilera
M, Thompson, Oil Springs, Out.,
says liave used Baby's Own
Tablets for my little girls as occa-
zion required, and have found them
apwaye of the ,greatest help. No
mother, in my opinion, should be
Without the Tablets!' Saki by
medicine dealers er by mail at 25
cents a box from Tho Dr. Williams*
Medicine Co., Ilrockyille, Ont,
AV
Toronto.
ARM:. FOR SALE.
ety Colborne Stysit
.111OliDitt;D
Oood liettsei Bulitlings;
LareisP and *Tan eaey tertn.
ZVENTY-S1X uisus n sriu
buildings mad ap,olo orchard; olmat
=Reg from Baal -atom
Toronto.
i-) M3tE13-5 '..,t1L'ES blt�it LONDON
&et 2,1 clay 7i017.70 afg'03
shard, good ma honse, frame ,bara.
,1,1ronld exebangtst for eitY, town,'.'or teigge
throtterty or for 'mole?. !arm. The- Weattern
iseal tnate. Louden, Out -
lie Law.
with going fos
said the rust
re fined
he lotorist,
e
ty miles an
justiee, "and
"Judge,"
have only got
"Well, you'r
forty miles in
Hand me
WHY NOT SPEND TH WtNTgR 1
CALIECIINIAl
At tree: Ivo ristes will be quotod by vari-
able Tontee, 101: finOtit secnery The
Los AageIe L1rsiteU, iravioa cteesao
alala 10:16 pan. tor Southern Culitornin.
the San Vraneiseo overland sittM, leav-
ing' Chicago 3?.;50 Th,im than lhree days
en ?onto. Provide the best or everything
In railway travel. ".I.'he China and Japan
trail leaves Chicago daily 10145, pm for
San Francisco and Loa Augelea. Phu,
trated literature on application to 13. II.
Bennett, Noneral ACh
gent, icago and
North Weetern By,, 0 Yong° St., Toronto,
Ont.
"Money, after all, means nothing
but trouble." "Still, it is the only
kind of trouble which it is hard to
borrow,"
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Mrs. " Jones—"My sister is wor-
ried to death over her on Reginald,
She wants him to enter the minis-
try, his father wants him to go into
business, while Reginald himself
has got his mind set on being an
actor and says nothing shall keep
him from it." Mrs, Brown—"How
old is he'?" Mrs. Jones—"He's get-
ting on for seven."
is an enemy within the camp. It will
Undermine the strongest constitution
and ruin the most vigorous health.
It leads to indigestion, bilioutntss,
impure blood, bad complexion, wok
headaches, and is one of the most
frequent causes of appendicitis. To
neglectit is slow suicide. Dr. IVIorse's
Indian Root Pills positively cure
Constipation. They are entirely
vegetable in composition and do not
sicken. weaken or gripe. Preserve
your health by taking
Dr. Morse's
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The EloneralluqorU Do. of Callad
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ugar
Altars
Wide-awake Maple Syrup makers Nvii
consult their best interests bv ordering
their -,upplioS now instead of delaying
until Feb, and Marc it—our busiest time.
Write Mr free booklet telling about our
Champion Evaporator, made in 2^
sizes, suitable for large orsmall groves.
THE CHUM MFG. CO., LIMITED
53 Wellington St., MONTREAL,QUE.
BROWNS
T ES"
"414'44
BROWNS NURSEIRLIES,.
WELLAND COUNTY, ONT.
Sometimes in the kitchen or eleewhcre you need a lamp held
high, where it will light the
reach of children.
The Roy° Bracket Lamp is made for exactly this perpose.
one of the famous Rayo Family—the l -'>-kerosene lamps T.ORCIO,
'tear, white lights, steady, diffused. A strong- substantial bracket, easily
affixed to trm wall. The lamp is inexpensive. Exonotrileal. Lighted without
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