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No More Indigestion
Montreal. Man So 11X, Thought Ile
Mamie Die oY Stomach
Trouble.
Found a SImnle Remedy That Has Kept
Him WeiEver Since..
The experience of Mr, Larose is
one very common to -day:
"I suffered from, dyspepsia - and
indigestion for five years, I suf-
fered so much that I could hardly
•attend to my work. I was weak
and lost all courage„ I enjoyed no
rest until I' decided to follow your
treatment. To any great surprise
I immediately began to feel better,
I am now uailig the second box of
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, and I feel so
well that I want to tell you that I
owe this great change to your fam-
ous giil•s. T recommend Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills to every person who is
suffering from dyspepsia. Your
grateful. servant, D. R. Larose, 338
Joliette street, Montreal, P.Q.
All who have weak istomaehs, and
those who suffer with indigestion,
headaches, biliousness, can be per
fectly cured by Dr. Hamilton'•s
Pills, 25c. per box, at druggists
and storekeepers, or the Catarrho-
zone Co., Kingston, Ont., and Bid-
" falo N.Y.
TIIE ROBIN'S FOOD.
Chiefly Moths, ,Butterflies, Earth-
worms and Cutworms.
Onoe upon a time some one got
the notion that the eommmon robin
is a foe to the orchardist and berry -
grower, The alleged discovery was.
promptly •published broadcast, and
the, fruit -grower loaded his •shotgun
andwent forth to slay the robin.
- Since the robin redbreast its the
commonest of our es...ng-birds, ex-
tremely sociable in his habits and
unsuspecting in his disposition, he.
naturally fell an easy victim. The
fruit -grower" felt himself' perfectly
justified, for did not the bird de-
stroy the early cherries, pick the
young apples from the trees, and
help himself to any number of
quarts of berries 7 " He' had been
caught in the act ,again and again.
The fruit -grower's investigation
into the food habits of the robin
went no further than observing that
he sometimes ate cherries. It me-
, ver occurred to the man with the
,shotgun to examine the contents of
his victim's stomach. If he had
done so twith a mind open to •con-
viction•, a surprise would have met
him. The robin does eat fruit, but
' the, quantity is ,small in proportion
to the number of insects he des-
troys.
His diet consists .chiefly of moths,
butterflies, caterpillars, • earth-
worms, cut worms, and otther crea-
tures that the fanner can very well
spare. The ,small fruit that the
bird consumesis only his dessert
after meat.
If- the robin ,plucks small 'apples
from your trees, would it not be
well to examine the supple before
Iti ling the bird 2 He may be doing
you a great service. Probably you
will find that he has net eaten the
youngapple , after all, but has
dropped it on the 'ground. A little
further investigation .will ,show that
it contained a larva ref the destruc-
tive codling -i noth ; the bird was not
after the apple, but the larva.
at Nestling birds live wholly on in-
�sect food. The•• writer once watched
a. pair of robins that' had their nest
,„„btia. anon a -porch cap., From the time the
,a young were hatched until they were
ready to leave the test the parents
visited them on tthe average once
every fifteen minutes, and brought
at each visit from one to three in-
seets. Cut worms' and Army -worms
were the chief of ,the youngsters'
diet,.
Another brood, reared, in an ap-
ple -tree, near a. •large orchard, were
fed almost exclusively upon oodling
motths.
Could Lawyer' Defend flim Better.
"What do yon mean, Robert, by
taking more cake than 1 said you
might have 7"
"I was just 'making believe, me-
ther, that anottscr' little boy was
spending the day with me."
NIRREUAT.IS LASTWINTER
Montreal Man Coltgtlerotl his Old
Enemy by Poing GIN PILLS
Mr. A. 13eandry of 597 T'anet Street,
Montreal, thus expresses his great
satisfaction with GIN PILLS.
!' It affords me great pleas tire to inform
you that 'I,have used II4N PILLS for
about six months, and that they have
done isle a great deal of good, t have;
had Rheumatism ,for a couple of years,
*eel last winter I saved myself from it
by' Using 01141'1 t,14, "
gee a hex, 6 for 2.5o. Sample free if
yattwrite. National Drug and Chemical
Co. of Canada, Limited, 'Toronto, 135
DUKE OF MAtl,IBOIIO Ul Gf.
Despite the efforts tnacle by influ-
ential persons to heal the breach
between the Duke of Marlborough
andla been
hiswife,i ess 1 e
norilco. sb
achieved. in his direction, and the
Duke's- sister, Lady Lilian Grote-
fell, acted as hostess. Their two
sons, who are 'rapidly growing out
of boyhood, spent their Christmas.
at .Blenheim and then joined their
mother on the Continent.
The Duke is the head of the pow-
erful Marlborough fainly, to which
Mr. Winston Churchill is related.,
The first Duke was : the famous
soldier who gained the great vic-
tories of Blenheim, Ramillies, Ota
Duke of. Marlborough.
denard, and M•alplaguet, and . the
family have alwaysefigured conspi
cuously in • military annals. The
present Duke was born forty-two
years ago at Simla. . In 1895 he
married Consuelo, the daughter of
Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt, the New
York millionaire. , He served with
the Yeomanry in South Africa, and
acted as A.D.C. to Lieutenant-
General Ian Hamilton. He has al-
ways maintained a keen interest in
politics, and from 1903-1905 he was
Under-Secretary of State for the
Colonies.
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GOOD NATURED AGAIN.
Good. Humor Retursis'w.ith Change
to Proper Food..
"For many . years I was a con-
stant suffererfrom indigestion and
nervousness, •amounting almost to
prostration," writes a Western
man.
"My 'blood was impoverished, the
vision was blurred and weak, with
moving spots before my eyes. This
was a steady daily condition. I
grew ill-tempered, and eventually
got so nervous I could not keep my
books posted, nor handle accounts
satisfactorily. I "can't" describe my
sufferings.
"Nothing.I ate agreed with me,
till one day I happened to notice
Grape -Nuts in a grocery store,
and bought a" package out of curio-
sity to know what it was.
"I' liked the food from the Very
first, eating it with cream, and now
I buy it by the ' case and use it
daily. I' soon . found that Grape -
Nuts food was supplying .brain and
nerve force _as,
nothing in the drug
line ever -had done or could do.
"It wasn't long before 1 was re-
stored to health, comfort and hap-
piness.
Through the use of Grape -Nuts
food my digestion has been restor-
ed, my nerves are steady once more,
my eye -sight is good again, my
mental 'faculties are clear. and
acute, and Iltave become so good-
natured that my friends are truly
astonished at the change. 1 feel
younger and better than I have for
20 years. ' No amount of money
would induce me to surrender .what
I have gained through the use of
Grape -Nuts food." •' Name given
by Canadian Postum'Co., Windsor,
Ont. "There's a reason." Read
the little. book, "The Road to Well-
ville," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new one
appears from time to time. They are
genuine, true, and full of human Interest.
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Pat's Remedy.
Irish wit is a well -head that has
never been known to •run dry. Pat
Maguire hada been misbehaving,
and appeared, before his command-
ing officer, charged for ,the third
time with drunkenness.'
Pat stated his side of the case
with all the eloquence at his com-
mand, but the colonel was unmov-
ed. u
"Eight days in the guard -house.!"
he said, sternly.
But in writing the "8" on Pat's
defaulter -sheet the pen spluttered.
Pat noticed this, and leaned for-
ward.
"Thry if 'twill make ' a '3' anny
ai'sier, sore," he . suggested, in a
persuasive whisper.
All headliners.
"Our family is most interesting.
Toh.,dancers divinely, Tin sings
like an angel, Dave is a famous
football player, and Susanne paints
with great taste."
"And
Henry.""Oh,. Henry ; he's rather a dull
fellow, you know. He only work
and supports the others."
AFTER EFFEOTS 'OF
LONG ILLNESS
SPEEDILY VANIS K WREN YOU
USE DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
Loren G. LaiW only found complete
relief' after using; the Great.
Canadian Kidney :Remedy.
Ladd's Mills, Stapstead Co.
Que., Feb. 24 (Spacial), ---Tat the
seeds of disease left in the body
after an illness are sure to cause
trouble is the experience of Loren
G, Ladd, a well known young mail
in this "community, Mr. Ladd has
also learned that those seeds can.
be cleared out of the body and per-
fect health restored by Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills,
"At the age of six 1 had Scarlet
Fever," Mr. Ladd states, "At
twelve I had Typhoid Fever, and at
fourteen I had Measles. About. a
year later I began to be troubled
by swellings of the face, feet and'
hands. The doctor told me I had
Kidney trouble. He gave me me-
dicine but the swellings oontinued
to come at intervals of a week to a
month.
"Two years ago one box of
Dodd's Kidney Pills stopped the
swellings. . Last winter the swel-
lings returned and again 1 , was
eured by ' using Dodd's Kidney
Pills."
Healthy Kidneys strain the seeds.
of disease out of the blood, Dodd's
Kidney Pills make .healthy Kidneys.'
DOGS FOR SENTRY WORK.
British Officer Tells How They are
Used in Balkans.
Lecturing in Londuin, Major E.
H. Richardson, -who has just re-
turned from a visit to Montenegro,
,strongly urged the use of dogs in
the army for scouting and sentry
work, for searching for the wound-
ed, and as messemgera and ammuni-
tion carriers.
In peace times the dogs'oo,ulld be
,trained at a central establishment
and drafted to the various regi-
ments, where, as- is- done abroad,.
they could be used with the sentries
in forts. aeroplane sheds, maga=
tines, etc., and incidentally reduce
the number of sentries. required.
Major Richardson also gave his
audience the very latest details of
the employment of dogs by foreign
armies. The whole of the Bulgar
iau frontier isl guarded by dogs,.
which are witch the pickets and de-
tached
etached poste.
The French Government has built
a training establishment at Fon-
tainebleu, and the dogs are .largely
used for messengers.
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Low Colonist Rates to Paolfle. Coast
Via Chicago and North Western Railway.
On sale' daily. March 15th to .April 16th
inclusive, from. all pointe in Canada to
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland,
Salt Lake City, Seattle, Victoria, van.
eouver, Nelson, Roseland, and many other
points. Through Tourist sleepers and
free reclining chair oars from Chicago.
Variable routes. Liberal stop overs. For
full information as to rates, routes and
literature, write or call on B. H, Bennett,
General Agent, 46 Yonge Street, Toronto.
Gets Table Supplies Free.
The French President enjoys some
petits benefices apart from the
$240,000 he draws eyearly as .salary
and allowances. Supplies of vege-
tables for his table come from the
kitchen 'gardens.at Versailles, fruit,
from the orchards of Fontaine
-
Mein, game from. the State forests,.
and hay for his horses from the
meadows at Rambouillet. More-
over, the State pays the wages of
his stable hands and his coachman,
but not his chauffeur's.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets,
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
E. W. GROVE'S 'signature is on each box,
260.
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It•'s the interior of a man's head.
that •counts.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Married Young.
An amusing story happened some
time ago in one of the Paris courts
of, justice. A vain,- haughty, wo-
man was called as a witness, when
the magistrate inquired her age.
"Twenty-five last August,"
promptlyreplied the lady. The
next witness was a young man, who
at once acknowledged that he was
twenty-seven years of age. '`Are
you related to the last witness?
queried the magistrate. "Yes; I
am her' son," he replied, "Ah!"
mused the magistrate, "your mo-
ther must have married very
Young."
Cs Fatal Catarrh
in Your Family?
Runs nand in 11atnd ' Yitk
Bronekitis, Weak Throat,,
Pneumonia, Consumption.,
Doctors ,state tbaax$5 per cent: of
the Canadian people suffer from
Catarrh, row escape it. You can
easily recognize it frenal •the bad
taste in the mouth and from lack
of appetite, in the morning. In bacl
cases the mucous drops from the
threat, into the stomach and causes
nausea. The throat fills with
phlegm, the patient sneezes, and
eoughs oontiilually, not infrequente
ly there is lassitude and chilliness.
and ".aching in the limbs.
Doctors recommend Oatarrho-
zone, it is nature's own cure, It
drives out the gents, heals sore
spots, cleans away every vestige of
Catarrhal taint.
You send the soothing vapors of
the pine .woods, the richest balsams
and healing essenee.s, right to .the
cause of your 'cold by inhaling Ca-
tarrhoeone, Little drops of wonder-
derful curative power are distri-
buted through the 'whole breathing
apparatus' by the air' you breathe.
Like a, miracle, that's how Catarrh -
ozone curets bronchitis; catarrh.,
colds, and irritable throat. You
simply breathe its healing fumes,
'and every trace of disease flees as
before fire.
So safe, infants: can use it, so
sure to relieve, doctors prescribe:.
it, ,so beneficial in preventing win-
ter ills that no person can afford to
do without Catarrhozone. Used in
thousands of cases without failure.
Complete outfit $1.00, lasts three
menthe, and is, guaranteed to cure
smaller ,size 50c, all dealers or the
Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y.,
and Kingston, Ont.
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EXTRAORDINARY FREAK.
Tram Obtained of the
P y
Workhouse Infirmary.
The master of the Cirencester
(England) Workhouse has reported
the case of an extraordinary human
freak to the guardians. The man
was a tramp, giving' the name of
John Kelly. .He was found on the
morning after, his admission • to the
workhouse with his face and neck
badly swollen, .and his ailment was
diagnosed as mumps. He was iso-
lated at once, and; spentthree or
fourglorious days in the infirmary.
Then it was discovered that Kelly
had the remarkable power of caus-
ing swellings similar to those which
are typical of mumps at well, and he
was tamed out.
The „,British Medical Journal
printed a letter from Dr. R. W. H.
Meredith, of Wellington, Somerset,
warning workhouse ofiicial.s against
Kelly. Mr. Meredith writes:"
"He has the power of inflating his
parotid glands and causing a sub-
cutaneous emphysema—inflation—
extending frioan,tthe-temples to the
middle of the oh.est. He takes about
a quarter of an hour to inflate ..him
eel£, and about tbtvo or three days: to
absorb '' . •
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Sentenced to Immediate Death
It happens every time you treat a corn
with "Putnam'e"---Corn does -never re-
turns. Nothing so certain and painless as
Putnani's Corn Extractor -retry it. Fifty
years' success guarantees its merit. 25o.
bottles at all dealers,
The Other Doctor.
An Old negro, taken ill, called in
a physician of hie own race. There
being no signs of improvement he
at last asked for a white doctor.
The doctor came, felt the old man's
pulse and examined his tongue.
"Did your other doctor take your
temperature I" he asked. "I don't
know, Bah," replied the. negro; "I
ain't missed anything but my watch
so far,"
e Try Murine Eye Remedy
No smarting -Feels Flue -Ants Quickly.
,ia Try It for Red, Woak, Watery Eyes and
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t dinanoeeeefu1Ph si-
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�1' (I dedicated to the Public and sold by
Druggists at eac•soc per bottle. Murine
are Eye Salvo In Aseptic Tubes, 25c -50c.
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicano
"Why does your servant go about
the house with her hat on 7" ''Oh,
she's a new girl! She only, came
this morning, and hasn't made up
her mind whether she'll stay ,yet !"
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows,
Limitations.
"Is your wife a suffragette?"
"Yes," replied Mr.'Meekton, "to
a certain extent, She thinks she
ought .to have the ballot, but she
knows a lot of • women who she is
sure do not deserve it."
Don't expect your ship to come
in when the tide is out,
For Quick Sale
130 acro feriae, good location, with half
miler ,frontage on Shestwap lake, 31.2 miles
front 0,, 7'. 11 anain line, About 15 aoree
cleared, about 6 acres+ bearing'orchard,
some young oraharcl, louse, . barn, Skeels,
spring Water, fencing, timber, somo fur-
niture and implements. A rfood buy,
suitable. foe,fi'ttitor inixod farming, and
will snake O. Obeli' tltif,-divioiwr Pried
919,0001• leltlf emelt, balanee oaty tornls,'or
will trade ter Rued eeezrities op real 13111
tate. Write Owner, Drawer 16, Salmon.
Arm, If. C., or Hellion Ann Realty Co.
Ltd„ Salino» Arm,
SLUM:DEIt SALOON NOW
Gerntale Fierier IS Building One With
Sixty Bunks,
An attempt to counteract the evil
effeots of fho "hustle" .c>'f inod•er'n
business life is about to ba made by
an
enterprising Berlin (Germany)
company, which will shortly open a
Slumber Saloon for Berlin
workers,
The German, despite the, tremen-
dous amount of- work he is able to
get through irk the day is very fond
1 his afternoon nap. Until quite
recently practically every business
firm. in Berlin although the working
hours were from eight in the moan-
ing untileight in the evening, ,al-
lowed its employees two and a half
or three hours for lunch. Every-
body from the chief to the office boy
had time to journey comfortably to
his .home in the ,suburb -s, partake of
lunch in the bosom of his family and
:alley a sound "forty winks" before
waking lip for coffee and eakes and
returning to his labors in town:
But with the adoption of what is
generally known here as the "Eng-
lish Minch hour" the beloved siesta
became a, thing impossible, and the
clerk and his chief after eating
ll.ineh in a, restaurant could only
spend their spare half hour in a
crowdeda£or r
c e o n, the streets..
The "Slumber SaIoon," however,
is to give the Berliner his beloved
mdiday nap again, in epite of his'
shortened lunch time. In a quiet
little side street in the heart of the
city the Palace of Morpheus is being
erected, The building will contain.
sixty little cells or cubicles, each'
one furnished with a broad ottoman
an,d a freshly covered head cushion
for .each visitor. The floors of the
building will be covered in thick
noise -muffling carpets and deep and
unbroken :silence will be the imper-
ative rule of the place.
For Croupy Children
Keep 'Nerviline' Handy
It Positively Brings Children Out
of ,Danger and Relieves
at Once.
A MOTHER TELLS HER EXPERIENCE.
"Bringing up young children has its re-,
sponsibilities under the best of Girecm.
stances," writes Airs. E. G. 'Fagan, of
Holmes' Corners, "but croupy colds add
considerable to the worry. My little
family of four all went through the
croupy era, but I always' had Nerviline on
hand and never felt nervous. I just fol-
lowed
ollowed the directions, and I can tell you
that nothing I know of is surer to cure
croupy colds' than Nerviline. w .
"In our home we nee Nerviline freguent-
ly. For cold in the cheat,pleurisy; hoaree-
ness,_ etc., it is simply wonderful. My
husband uses it tor rheumatism, and I
often employ' it Por neuralgia and sick
headache. Nerviline has so many uses
that no mother can, afford to be without
it.'•'
The large familysize bottle, which sells
at:50c.,'is the moat economical; trial size,
250. Your storekeeper or druggist so11e;
Nerviline, which is prepared by The Ca-
tarrlloeone' Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Another A.nanias.
A magazine twriter who has gone
"back to " '.the • farm," tel',.s ' about
"sixteen hours of nothing but
play." We'll leave it to any three
farmers picked from any commu-
nity to determine just what kind of
a liar that writer is.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen, -My' daughter, 13 years old,
was thrown from a sleigh and injured her
elbow so badly it remained stiff and very
painful for three years. Four bottles of
TIINARD'S LINIMENT completely cured
her and she has not been troubled for two
years.
Your truly,
J. B. LIVEBQLE.
St. Joseph, P. 0., 18th Aug., 1900.
An Advantage.
"There's one advantage in the
high cost of living."
''What's that 4"
"It takes all that I earn to live,
so
tbat I can never get enough
ahead to invest. .in worthless
stock,"
Only One "ilROMO QUININE"
That... is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Lok for the signature of E. W. GROVE.
Cures a Cold in One Day. 'Curee Grip in
Two Days. 25e.
You can judge what a man
hasn't done by what he is going to
do.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria,
Sure He Did It.
While carrying a ladder through
the crowded streets of a busy city
a big Irishman had the misfortune
to break a plate -glass ` window.
Dropping the ladder he started off
at a run. The shopkeeper, who
had witnessed. the mishap, dashed
after him and caught him by the
collar. "See here," he tried an-
grily, "you have broken my win-
dow !" "Sure I' have 1" assented
the Irishman, "And didn't you see
me rutting home to get the money
to pay for it7"
Before starting on the road te'.
ruin a mon should secure a return
ticket, ` i
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aiid OFtent
Catmint. Soap ani Ointment are sold throughotie
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Corp.. Dept 27D. Boston. U, S. A.
FARMS FOR. SALE.
H. W. PAWSON, 'Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
I' OOD STOCK PARM OF 500 ACRES
Ur with Three Houses; large Banit Barn..
Must be sold quick Price is very low.
EVERAL DESIRABLE FARMS IN
_ Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan
that can be bought. Worth the money -for
quick male.
�' farms in different se ttionsRo Ontario
on my list. If you _ want a farm consult
me..
• f1AWSON. Toronto.
ruWENTY ACRES -FIVE MILES FROM
I. London uts,rketi soil clay loam; farm
house; barn. would exchange for city.
town or village property or for Iarger
fame, The Western Real' Estate, London,
Out.
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"I'm a self-made man," said the
proud individual.
"Well, you are all right, except
as to your head," commented the
other part of the conversation.
"How's that i"
"The part you talk with is out of
proportionto the part you think.
with;"
Minard's Liniment Cures °bids, Eto.
The Difference.
"The unfortunate peasant women
of Europe carry burdens on their
heads." •
"So do the fortunate society WO -
men of this country, but they call
theist hats."
"I' never could understand why
people dock their horses' tails,"
Said DubbJeigh. "High cost of liv-
ing," said Jorrocks, "Got to sleek
something these times:"
Constipation..--
stiptt2ond+s,..- ,..
rift an enemy within the camp. It will
undermine the strongest constitution
and ruin the most vigorous health.
It leads to indigestion, blliousness,
impure blood, bad complexion, skit
headaches, and is one of the most
frequent causes of appendicitis. To
neglect it slow snucide. br, Morse's
Indian hoot Pills positively curs
Constipation, They are entirely
vegetable in composition and do not
sicketn, weaken or gripe. Preserve
your health by taking
Dr. Mora4tee '
1104is n Root Pilin