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to Ron.Down Woman
Scented leo faye.Lost all A.uibltiou,
Was Pale and Allaeutie,
"Liade Wonderfaa Recovery When Or.
Hamilten i Pills Were Heed.
rI was never actually sick,"
writes- Mrs, Norman La Pierre,
Wife of a well-known resident of
Labeniene, "yet I never could get
strong like other women. I ate
well enough, but somehow rich and
red blood I "`could never make.
When I married I took a great
pride in my housekeeping, but it
Inept me tired all the time. Mrs.
teohance, my neighbor, looked well
--she told me her health had been
made up by Dr, Hamilton's Pills..
l only thought of pills as a physic,.
but now I know that Dr. Hamil=
torn°•stPills ' are more, for they quick-
ened my etoma,ch, liver and bowels
made me ,stouter and stronger,,
gave me such color in„my cheeks as
C never had before. I •sincerely be-
lieve Dr, Hamilton's Palls should
bo used by every woman—that's'
why I write this letter."
No medicine invigorates and re-
news health and spirits like Dr.
1amilton'.s Pills, 25e. per box; five
for $1.00, at. all druggists and store-
keepers, or postpaid front the Oa
larrhozo"ne Oo., Buffalo, N.Y., and
Kingston, Ont.
MAN-hIADE SPONGES.
Nubstance Obtained From Paper
Treated with Zinc Chloride.
When paper pulp is treated with
line chloride there results a. vls-
i,ous mass, Sodium •chloride (or
ordinary table 'salt) is added to
this, The mass is then thoroughly
rinsed with alcohol, and is finally
submitted to the action of a press
><rhose platform bristles with a
tzumber of fine metallic points or
projections. These penetrate the.
na•ss, forming tubes like those in
an ordinary marine sponge known
as "eanalicules."
The block thus obtained is of a
Spongy consistency and is both in-
soluble and unalterable in water.
Lt is smooth and pleasant to the
touch, and is not susceptible of pu-
trefaction. It is a very ingenious
employment of the cellulose to
which we owe so much.
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Matrimony in Greece.
In Greece the • responsibilities of
married life are .assumed at a much
earlier age than with us; a Greek
girl is considered to be of marriage-
able age at fifteen,. but may be wed-
ded at twelve. Similarly it is per-
missible for youths to marry at the
age of fourteen. Matches are gen-
erally arranged" by the parents.
Brothers frequently make large sac-
rifiees and remain themselves un-
married in or.d& 'te provide their
sisters with dowries and start them
in life. A dowerless girl has slight
chances of matrimony, although in
Greece there is a superfluity of
men, and not as in western.Europe,
of women,
i
The, Death Warrant Delivered
No defence can be offered when you ap-
ply Putnam's to a sore corn—the offender
has to die. Nothing so certain to quickly
sure corns as Putnam'e Corn and Wart
Extractor; try Putnam'e, it's free from
acids, and painless. 25o. bottles sold by
all dealers.
grea
Hereditary Trait.
As as general" thing, the men who
cow kick at the price of millinery
are sons or grandsons of men who
•used to kick at the cast of shawls
that women wore on their heads.
PILES CURED 114 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINT'MEN'T' fails to euro any case of Itch.
ing, Blind, Bleedtog or Protruding Piles 1n
L to 14 days. 50o..
Fact.
If Opportunity but •say;
"I'ni here," we yawn and stall.
But we all hustle to obey
When Pleasure sounds the call.
"I explain.edto George when he
° 'posed that, ef course, he could
'not expect ire to cook," "What
did he say 1" "That he only expect -
'ed me to try."
( Sampfs free it yoti write NatlonatData
k chainif ai CO,. of Canada, Llritorf;
••.rorunta,
WOMAN THE TOILER.
Ia Japan the lllale Workers Are
Outnumbered 3 to 1.
Japan's inner life its contains quite
many problems .air that of any
ether oonntry. One of the most
;serious is the relation of capital and
labor, and herein woman takes an
important part.
In no other eountry in the
world," says 3, D. Whelpley in the
Century Magazine, "does a larger
percentage of women participate in
wage: earning. In the United
States for every eighty:•.six male
wage earners there are fourteen fe-
male. In Great Britain it is seven-
ty-five, in Germanely eighty to twen-
ty, in Italy seventy-eight to twenty-
two, while in Japan there are near-
ly twice as many women asmen on
the pay -rolls of the c•ountry;
It is the testimony of all large
employers that the women are the
industrial backbone of the country.
The employment of women and
children is the secret of the com-
petitive power of the Japanese tex-
tile and other' light handicraft in-
dustries, and it is for this reason
that.the possible operation of a law
enforcingsanitary provisions, and
even the common decenoiee of hu-
manity, in factory life is viewed
with alarm by the . manufacturers
in their neecsearily strenuous com-
petition for foreign trade.
The newlaw limits hours of em-
ployment, forbids the use of chil-
dren under certain ages and the
employment of women at night and -
in dangerous occep.ations... It can
be understood, - therefore, „whence
comes the delay in even promulgat-
ing a law which takes effect fifteen
years after its promulgation. The
nloneyeel classes and the "inter-
ests" necessarily control a legisla-
tive body like the Japanese Diet,
many members of which are elected
by a. most amazing and open sys-
tem of corruption and vote buying,
a system which puts to shame in its
effrontery the worst days of ward
polities in any gang -ridden city in
the United States."
'T+
Every Weak Throat
Quickly Strengthened
And Bronchitis Cured'
Grand Results'" Follow the Direct
Breathing Remedy, Which Cures
Without Drugging.
Tlie country isfairly wild over the
wonderful recovery that throat sufferers
are making every day with Catarrhozone.
Prom ocean tee ocean come lettere telling
of rapid aures—and cures when the com-
plaint was chronic and long standing. It's
a brand pew principle upon which Ca-
tarrhozono works—not a :single .close: of,
medicine to take—nothing to -upset the
stomach orspoil digestion.'
You eau' breathe through the Catarrh -
ozone Inhaler medicated air that is full
of healing, soothing balsams,, full • of
piney antiseptic essences that resemble
the air of the pine woods in the Adiron-
decks. The piney vapor has a truly
marvelous action on weak throats. It
brings strength and health to the bron-
chitfo, stops - that haoltfng, irritating
cough, prevents hoarseness and difficult
breathing. You can't find anything for
weak -throated people on earth more
beneficial than Catarrhozone. It means
heaven on earth to the man that has had
bronchitis, catarrh or throat irritation.
You will realize this the first time you
use Catarrhozone, which is a scientific
preparation specially designed for dis-
eases of the nose, throat and bronehial
tubes. Get the large size, it lasts awe
months, costa $1.00; medium size, 50c;
sample size, 25e. All storekeepere and
druggists, or The Catarrhozone Co„ Buf-
falo, N. Y., and Kingston, Canada,
Another Mystery Explained..
A woman frequently "changes her
mind. That's why she is able to
give a person a piece of it, and still•
always have --enough left over for
the next one,
Every girl has an idea that she is
not like other girls—and she isn't.
Low Colonist nist Rates to Pacific Coast "
Via Chicago and North western Railway.
On sato daily. March 15th to April p 11 15th
inclusive, from all pointe in Canada to
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portlapd,
Salt Lake City, Seattle,' Victoria, Van-
couver, Nelson, Roseland, and many other
pointe. Through Tourist sleepers and
free reclining chair ears' from Chicago.
Variable routes. Liberal stop overs. For
full information rue to rates, routes and
literature, write or call on B. B:. Bennett,
General Agent; 46 Yonge Street, Toronto,
Sound judgment is usually noise-
less.
Minard's Liniment Curet Distemper.'
The Power oi'.ttle Eye.
How far off can you recognize
your friends? If you have good
eyesight, you should be able to dis-
tinguish someone, whose figure and
manner of • walking you know inti-
mately, at .anything up to five hue-
dred feet, The 'less thoroughly ac-
quainted you are with the person,
the :shorter the elistanee at which
you will recognize him. A trained,
rifleman—eau distinguish the differ=
ent parts of his adve.tteary'.s body at.
.about three hundred feet, and will
notice a. movement of the limbs at
twice that distance. At six hun-
dred yards, a moving ill'dividital, to
the naked eye, is merely •a blur on'
the Iandsea:pe. Dwellers in ,towns,
of curse, have lost "much of this
power of distant vision., while those
who live otit ill the open country'
or by the sea may be able oto exceed
host of the above figures.
*HER SYMPATHYMAKES HER SPJ3AJ.
DA1Ifl1 MAYER TELLS IIOW SIII+I
POUND A •°tint IN DODD'S:
• KwNEY PILLS,
'Suffered for Ti .'ee Year's ]circ;n
Rheumatism, Headache, Palpita-
tion and Bright's Disease, ---
Dotld.'s Kidney Pills tiered Her
Ri(lnoys and ludo Iter
Iiuberdea.u, .Argenteuil Go.,
Que., March 3,
S ecial --"I am
(p )
always glad to tell of my cure, be -
cense I sympathize with ot}iers who
may be silfferieg.as I did,"' So says
Dame Joseph %Mayer, well known
and highly respeeted here.
"For three years I was a very.
sick woman. Rheumatism, head-
ache, palpitation of the heart and
Bright's disease were my succes-
sion of, troubles, btrt Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills cured them all. I used
twenty-four boxes to complete my
cure, but they certainly made me
well.
"I will never be without Dodd's
Kidney Pills in the house."
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured' Dame
Mayer's ills because -they are all
caused by diseased kidneys. Dedd's
Kidney Pills always cure diseased
kidneys, and with cured kidneys
straining the seeds of disease out
ef the blood,the rheumatism,
Bright's disease, headache and, pal-
pitation of the heart are bound to
disappear.
You never heard of a case of kid-
ney disease that Dodd's Kidney
Pills would not cure.
Truth by Accident.
The bestdefinition of a derna-
gogue.will always remain with that
little girl of seven, who said: "A
demagogue is a vessel containing
beer and other liquids."
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited -
Gentlemen, --Theodore Deride, a custo-
mer of mine, was completely cured of
rheumatism after five year of suffering,
by the judicious use of MINARD'S LINI-
MENT.
The above facts can be verified by writ-
ing to him, to the Parish Priest or any of
hie neighbors.
A. COTE, Merchant.
St. Isidore, Que., 12 May, '98.
Hubby—Of course, dear, it's only
a rough iciea';of mine; but do you
think it's possible that there's ever
such a thing as a printer's error in
that cookery manual of yours?
Only One "BROMO QUDIINE"
That is 'LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN/NE.
Loolc for the signature of E. W. GROVE,
Cures a Cold in One Day. Cures Grip 'a
Two Days. 250.
"The men of thepresent
are not what they used to be."
"Indeed, no; they used to be
boys."
f4inard's Llnfinent Cures Colds, Eto,
When the seven days of the week'
have been renamed, "Presently,"'
"By -and -bye," "Pretty - soon,"
"After -a -while," "To -morrow,"
"In -a -minute" and "Right -away,"
how busy - we shall all be with
postponed duties if we are at all
mindful of past:promises.
When Yea Eyes diced Care
Try Merino Eye Remedy. No Smarting—Feels
Pine—Acts Quickly. Tryit for Red, Weak,
Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Illus-
trated Book in each Package. Murine is.
compounded by our Omelets—not a "Patent Med-
icine"—but used In successful Physicians' Prac-
tice for many years. Now dedicated to tho Pub
lie and sold by Druggists at 25e and 600 per Bottle.
Murine Lye Salve in Aseptic. 'rubes, 200 and 60a.
iIPiulrine Eye Remedy Co., thloago
13i11 --"Why are you so certain
that Jones is a truthful man." Will
-"Ile had a black eye one day and
when I asked him how he got it he
told me that a man
't him."
Minard's Liniment Cures- Diphtheria,
Trifling Exceptions.
"Does your wife ever change her
mind 1"
"Only on some minor matters,"
replied Mr. Meekton, after careful
thought, "1 believe I :recall that
she once expressed an intention to
love, honor and obey, or something
like that."
Truth may also be a joy forever,
but it is seldom a thing of beauty.
Ell. 4:
IS SEI' 10 13.
PIMPLES BROKE
OUT AROUND CHIN
Burst and Formed Ugly Scabs,
Balling, '
1 ng, :.then Itching, Had to
Go' Without Shaving for Weeks.
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment,
Skin Perfectly Clear.
181 Close 51., Toronto, Ont. --t was
troubled with facial eczema for nearly ten
years. The first signs wore pimples break-
ing out and then bursting and forming nasty
ugly scabs around nay chin. Very often tho
Sensation was that of burning, then itching,
so that I scratched the sore. I had to go
without shaving for eveokn at a time. I
tried many patent remedies but did not and
a permanent; euro. Every spring and fell
the disease appeared at its worst. I some-
times got rid of it for a few months, then It
returned as bad as ever.
About six months ago I received a sent --
pie of Cetjctu'a Soap and Olntmoat and
found great relief after a few applications.
I purchased two boxes of Outleura Ointment
and some CutIccua Soap and used there ata
directed and now uiy skin is porreetiy clear.
Teen shave with Pleasure,a'. (Signed) Wm..
macBean, May 27, 1912.
Not only are Cuticura Soap and Ointment
most valuable in the treatment of eczemas
andepthor distressing eruptions of skin and
scalp, but no other emollients do so much
for' pimples, blackheads, red, rough skins,
Itching, scaly scalps.,dandruff, dry, tinct and
falling' hair, chapped hands and shapeless
nails, nor do it so economically. A. single
cake of Cuticura Soap, (2Se.) and box of
Cuticura Ointment (50c.). are often sufficient
'When all else has failed. Sold by druggists
and dealers throughout the world Liberal
sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin
Book. Address post card Potter Drug &
Chem, Corp., Dept. 43D, Boston, U. 3. A.
Death -Rate of Middle Age.
Dr. Arthur Newehol:tne, chief
medical officer of the "Local Govern-
ment Board of England, says that
in spite of a marked ,reduction in
the general death=rate, due to, im-
proved social and sanitary condi-
tions, the death -rate among Eng-
lishmen between the ages of forty-
five and sixty-five is increasing.
Doctor Newsholme thinks that the
cause of this increase is the move-
ment of the 'people to the ' cities,
with. the consequent change from
agricultural to industrial pursnite.
The English Mechanic and World
of Science, on the other hand,: be-
lieves that the difference between
the .Present "death -rate and earlier
'ones merely reflects the toll, of: the
feebler lives that improved hygiene
and .advancing medical science had
saved in infancy and youth.
"I would suggest giving our new
Mayor :three cheers," announced
St. Wiffletree at the first meeting
of 'i;he''bew' Town Council: "MCake
it two cheers," 'suggested Hiram"
Waffle. "Remember, we are
pledged to economy all along the
line."
Many a naan who is sure he is
right hasn't energy enough to go
ahead.
YOUR O V RCOA T'S
and faded Suits would look better dyed. If
no agent of ours in your town, write direct
to Moutreal, Box 33. Gold Medalist.
British American Dr&inn- Cc,.
The Soul of a Piano is the
�w1Action. ssnssiisTtt on the
"O T Zit' ",. `' EL l GEL 9
Piano Action
1, ;0 New and Second-.
hand, for , heating
and power purposes. TANKS AND
SMOKE STACKS, Alae :`s for Sturte-
vant Vea¢ileting and Iian,ting Systema.
POLSON 1RL1IT9eDUS l QCtE. no
Engines and Shipbuilders
Just a .Minute
Sufferers from
protruding or
bleeding piles
can bo cured by using nature's own re•
medy—no medicine --no operation. This
remedy does not profess to euro internal
piles, but is a certain cure for protruding
piles. Dfsco ery was mado b
y
sufferer of
20r its well.
years' stantiiug, who is now quite
Full instructions on receipt of $1.00.
'M. le, OXLE1, 294 Berkeley St„ Toronto."
tetsorronza
> tie nny
Cacuao ,owcletr Pe ,.,. 10a
Noisemakers tr oy
and Sleigh Rides...... 16c
P 1' Makers
of fA FuBnarrelro,
Puzzles, Jokes, Tricks e
Galore
CATALOG ON REQUEST
jSpecial prices to dealers
NOVELTY HOUSE,
.334 Notre Dance St. West, MONTREAL
Mormoe, Mateo and Cewa. They are
healthier and reader better oervlce.
When tho heavycoat that boldo the
wet sweatand dirt is ratuovod, they
arenicroeaslly keptolonn, look better
—gotmoro geed from their teed and
are bettor in every way. Insist 013
havin'Th gtot art
Dalt Dearing
It tarns eatler, clips faster and 01080»
and etayto ,harp longer than any
other, Gears are all dlo hard dna
eutfrout uolld »tool her. ["nice
thoe saw enclonod, pre Al
tooted and run in oat 'i'�r,yr„��,'b .�S
lotto Prtntlon.uttiowoal'. �6"'
Ma set feet 01 now sty'e s:My rttvn;n
flexible Shaft and the celebrated
Stewart' Slagle tension retp0Jnf{ head'
!Aghast grade, eat ~vt from yam littler;
n. r, a rr ante Cleary` Inacidno guaranteed to please,
tt�44lIS�AtsBA F1 MXISl E ONAIF1' c6."l
' 601 i,a Salle Aflt, e►ilc o'io, iIL4.
Write Sr0.rc,upleto vert tittn;ogtao ah6wing metreLrnrgcet end most modern 1lneyof h5ras eilSping dna
,4,4 Shoats abutting eaaohlr,a, reread free en eeriest,
ALFONSO'S IUEALT.
Oolzearlt 1'(ili, icing, On
Whose Lungs
c'<lt€,
Is Afe .
A- oor-respondent of the Mane
ter Guardian, while declaring
the ominous rumors ill, regard
King AIfenso'e health znaybe'e
gerated, says• they are certainly
without foundation. Ile did not
herit a robust constitution from
father, who died of consulnpton
months before the birth of the 1
sent King.
His mother's care resulted in
increase of the strength et
young monarch, but nothing eu
make hien a strong anan. His sto
ing' shoulders and trailing gait
their own stories. The express
of his face is often of •such gha
weeviuess that his :subjects are
forbidden to take snap shot
tures .of him and the police vig
ously confiseate all cameras.
It is credibly reported that one
the King's lungs is seriously
feeted, and the family History
sufficient to account for serious
cern about .any indisposition of t
A French ,palmist has made
"reading" of King Alfonso's ha
from an inked imp.resoion,. arid
result is far from .being a hap
one. She declares that the line
the heart is almost absent, wh'
indicates sensuality and cruel
The head line shows brain troub
which will develop in middle li
while en the life line is Taal -keel
serious but not fatal illness wh
about 30 years of age.
Ease That Sore Joint
Nerviline Will Do
The -Champion Clog and Pedest
Dancer of Canada 'fella Row
. to Keep In Trim.
Few men in hie profession are bett
known than Mr. Thomas Hogan,. of
Fortification Lane, Montreal, who writes:
"To limber up a still joint, a) rem°
every sense of soreness from ' tin
muscles., T can tell you nothing compar
with Nerviline. It is really a wonder
liniment, and I use it continually, sirup
because I find it keens the muscles a
joints supple anti entirely free from pa
and etifPness. I earnestly reoomme
Nerviline to every person that requires
use a strong, penetrating, pain-suhduh
liniment"
For Rheumatism Nerviline is a wo
der for Sciatica it curet lvhere othe
fail; for Lumbago, stiffness and cold, n
thing surpasses it. Keep Norvihi
handy—it's good to take inwardly, d
etiors, internal painsquickly, and is ju•
as • gotta for outward. application. Lar
family size bottle, 50e.; small size, 25c.,
all storekeepers and druggists or T
Catarrhozone Co„ Buffalo, ••. N. Y.
Paddy Took It Back.
Paddy bought a watch from a to
deal~ jeweller,. who • guaranteed t
keep it in order for twelve months
About six months later Paddy too
it back because it had stopped
"You seem to have had an acct
dent with it," said the jeweller. r'
small one, sure enough, sor 1 Abou
two months ago I. was fading • bb
pigs and it fell into the trough.'
"Bat you should have brought i
before." "Sure, sor, I brought i
as seen as 1 could. We only kill&
the pig yesterday."
P 'C
Minard's Liniment Cures Ca,ger In Cows.
q.
TO FIT THE CRIME.
Ancients Had Severe Pus►i&hnicut
for food Adulterators.
Complaints about the inferior
quality of food, the adulteration o
food, the high prices and the •cheat...
ing weights- have been common for
centuries. Thele are some curious
pages in Henri Estenne's "Apulogy
for Herodottls," and that book was
published in 1536. But offenders
were punished un shed and.t
pin most
appropriate manner. Witness an
edict recently found in the archives
of Puy -de -Dome: "Whosoever' shall
have cold watered milk in his mouth
shall be set a tube, and into the said
tube shall be poured the .watered
milk till the doctor or barber there
present shall assert that the culprit
cannot .swallow ,lrl0re without being
put iu danger of his days. Whoso-
ever, :shall have' ,sold butter con-
taining turnips, stones or any other
foreign ettb.stance shall be seized
and -attached in a very curious man-
ner to our pillory of Ponta, Then
the said buttershallbe placed' on
his head till the sun shall have
melted it completely, and in the
meantime the children and 'meaner
folk of the villages shall insult him
with such outrageous epithets as
shall ,please them -subject to the
respect of Ood and his majesty,
WhosoeYor shall have sold evil or
rotten ,eggs shall be' seized by the
body and exposed in our pillory of
Pontet. The said eggs shall be
given to the children of the
lages,. who shall, by way of joyful.
diversion, throw them lothe face of
the 'culprit; so that all may be full
of merriment and lalighter."
Serious Eneligh.
"Was Mr. Brown's illness a seri-
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'There 18 ealy one ex$enatlon for
ziuttlbers of entbusiastie letters that
receive praising Na-Drtl.-Co Dyspepsia
Tablets, and that is that these` tablets
' certainly de cure any kind of stomas
trouble,
Here is a typical letter front
Eliza Arsnsworthy, Canso, N,$,::
"It is with, pleasure 1 write to inform
you that your ,Na -Co Dyspepsia
rabletS k>pve proved of great value
ane. T tried remedy after remedy
without any lasting good. Having Beare
,Of your tablets curing such :cases
' mine I decided to give them fair trial.
They proved satisfactory in my case."
Tile remarkable suecess of Na-Dru-Co
Dyspepsia Tablets is such. a success
, can only Come to au honest remedy,
compounded compounded according to an excepLioti-
ally good formula, from pure ingre
clients, by exert chemists. If you
troubled with your stomach just
your Druggist about Na-Dru-Co
Dyspepsia Tablets, c ompouuded by
National Drug and chemical Co.
Canada, `Limited, and sold throughout
the Dominion at 5oc. a box.
• ---- .
FARMS FOR SAL1,,
ti, -W, DAWSONr Ninety Colborne Street
Toronto.
el OOD STOOK FARM OF 600 ACMES
"1/4x with Three Rouses; large Bank Barn,
Must be sold quick. Price ie very low.
Q liVERAL DESIRABLE FARS14 IN
se.?Maeltaba, Alberta and .Saskatchewan
Mutt can be bought. Worth.: the money for
eteek gale.
'� HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED GOOD
IL farme in different sections of Ontario
on my list. If yon: want a farm consult
me,
H. ,W, DAWSON, Toronto.
FIFTY-TWO ACRES IN MIDDLESEX
County; soil clay and clay loam;
11-2 acres orchard; hood .buildings.
Twenty-seven hundred dollars. would ex-
change for larger farm. The Western
Real Estate Exolurnge, Loudon, Ont.
. • FARMS FOR SALE
IMPROVED AND FULLY EQUIPPED
My reason for selling is that I have
more than T can handle.: In, 1912 my
threshing lusted for thipty-two days. Will
sell on email payments down. The farms
are ready for the drill. Will' sell horses,
harness, machinery and farm- On the
farms are good water, house, barn, h u.
elements,' shed, weigh oeale, windmill.
Write Percy Love. 33 Fairview Boulevard,
Toronto, for full particulars.
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ADferent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue,
Albume only Seven Cente. marks Stamp
Company, Toronto.
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Rogues of tables for Home and Club free.
If you have a table ask for our supply
catalogue. Brunswick-Balke-Collender;Com-
pany, Toronto:
AGENTS WANTED.
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41. Illustrated Dollar Book "Discovery
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"You drank too much punch at
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"Who saw me drink too much?"
"It wasn't necessary to total up..
When 1 came in you :•were holding
an animated conversation with the
Lamp."
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There's a lesson right there
Little blemishes of com-
plexion, sznall.sores, eruptions,
spots, .are not only unpleasant-.
to the person afflicted, but are
the first thing noticed by other
people. .' '
A little Zane-lluk applied at
night to spots, eruptions, sores
of any kind will do wonders.
Zaxn-Bak is not a greasy
preparation which will go ran-
: cid on your dressing table.
it is made from healing, herbal
extracts and essences. Always
pure, fresh and ready for use.
Doesn't lose its power. Keeps
indefinitely, Healing, ,soothing ° Y
and antiseptic all the tinge.
Try it t
dle. tdx.all dru ista lid stores. '•
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