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BANISH PIMPLES
AND ERUPTIONS
In the Spring Most People
Need a Tonic Medicine
One of the surest 'signs: that the
`blood is out o£ order is the pimple#,
unsightly eruptions and eczema
that come frequently with the
change from winter to staring. These
Prove that .the. long indoor life of
wintlr has had its 'affect upon -the
.}.dome, and that a tonic medicine is
needed to put ib right. Indeed,
there are, -few people who do not
'need a tonic at this season, Bad
:blood" does not merely show itself
in disfiguring eruptions. To this
'same condition is due attacks of
`rheumatismand lumbago ;,the sharp
!stabbing pains of sciatica; and neu-
'ralgia i poor appetite and "a desire
'to avoid exertion; You cannot cure
]these troubles by the use of purge
`tire Inediei res—you need a tonic,
`and a tonin only, and among all
`'medicines there is none eau equal
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ler their
tonic; life-giving, nerve -restoring
'powers. Every dose of this medi-
cine makesnew, rich blood, which
drives out' impurities, stimulates
every organ and brings a feeling of
new•:health and energy to weak,
tired,, ailing men; women and'"chil-
dren. If you are -"out of sorts .give
this medicine a trial and see how
quickly it will restore the appetite,
revive drooping spirits, and fill
your vein's with new, health -giving
blood.
You can get these .pills from any
medicine denier or by mail at 5O
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
REBUILD BURIED IIOITSES.
Pompeilan Buildings Now Give Bet-
ter Idea of Old City.
When first they began to dig out
long -buried Pompeii, everything
found there was taken to Naples,
leaving nothing in the excavated`
places but the bare ruined walls..
Of .late years a, more rational plan.
• has been followed, of leaving in
place everything but 'the smallest
objects of interest and reproducing
roughly the houses uncovered. ,
, Under the present director, Prof.
Spinazzcla, this idea has been de-
ieloped still further. He has a1
most entirely rebuilt some of the
houses, : nein.. all the material
•found, even to the fragments of the
'roof tiles.
On the famous street of •Abun-
'dance, ho has built even the upper
stories, and balconies and restored
the windows and facades. This
give's a new idea of the ,style of the
city of pleasure.
.,�»h A recent uncovered fresco repre-
sents Venue standing• on a, chariot -
drawn. by four elephants.
It Doesn't Work.
"I wish my dollie . didn't have
such rosy cheeks," said little Bea-
trice.
"Oh, that makes her look strong
and healthy," replied her mother.
"Yes, that's the trouble," re-
joined the little miss. "When I
;want to play that she is very sick
she looks so fat and healthy that I
can't' feel one bit sorry for her."
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Pleasing the Public.
Passerby (stopped by beggar) -
How is this? Only last week you,
sat here' with • a deaf and dumb
card; now you're begging on".ac:-
count of a' broken arm. '
Beggar—Well, sir, business is
business, and you know the public
must have variety:
,THE BEST MEDICINE.
I HAVE EVER USED
"The • best- medicine I have ever
used" is what thousands of mothers
say of Baby's Own Tablets. Once
a mother has used the Tablets for
her little ones she will use no other
piedicine and never" fails: to recom-
mend them, to her. friends. Con-
cerning them Mrs.. John Thomp-
son, Coutts, Alta., says: '! I have
given Baby's O*n Tablets to my:
'baby' for constipation ' and think
them the best medicine I have ever
° used. Please send me two more
-boxes, as I would net care to be
{without them." The Tablets are
sold by medicine ' dealers or by mail
at 25 cents abox from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine "Co,, Brockville,
Ont;"
- The Original Lemon.
The lemon, which is going ix be
dear this year on account of a
shortage iii the crop, has a very
clear history, says the London
Chromicle.' Unknown to the Greeks
and Romans, it vas introduced into
Spain by the gabs in the twelfth
century, and in 1494 was being cul-
tivated in the. Azores and shipped
xnlarge quantities to England, Tho
lemon tree, of which there are
forty-seven varieties, ilr particular-
ly fertile, a good specimen in Sicily
;ripening asp many as 3,000 lemons
during the season.
eaeard'e' Llftimeet Cures Cords,' Eta'
Goodrnen, ettan,more easily Unice.
stand bad men than these can un-
ilersttund' the good.
M. 0. Leighton,
Chief hydrographer of the United
States Geological Survey, who says
that the loss of life and damage to
property in the Ohio floods could
not have been helped by any hu-
man agency. The deluge of water
was of such gigantic proportions
that no reservoir system could be
devised to take -care of it.
Aching Lumbago Backs
Are Quickly Helped
And Permanently Cured
Release, Yes, and "a Cure for Lunn-
bago is Now Known.
YOU CAN EASILY PROVE THIS.
To- cure Lumbago -surely it's` a good
thing to know how. This information
meant to Jno. E. Neave the difference
between invalidiem and • robust 'health..
Writing from his Home near :'crnwall, he
says:—"A severe and prolonged attack
Lumbago in my youth rendered me at all
times liable to aches in the back and
loins. So established became the predis-
position, and so frequent the attacks, I
confess I accepted the condition as my
Particular weakness to be borne with as
much composure as any .'evil ciroum-
stance might , permit. One day an ut>_
usually ° bad attack developed, and un-
fortunately there was no medicine of any
kind in the house. I gent to a neigh-
bor„ for help and received with a. strong
'recommendation a bottle of Nerviline.
'airy friend was surprised we didn't use
Nerviline;' saying that they found use for
it in their family almost every ' day. So
Quickly did Nerviline checkthe attack,
and so grateful was the relief, that I
was in a day on the high road to recov-
ery. I have cured my tendency to Lum-
bago with. Nerviline, and consider it the
most powerful pain -subduing liniment
ever made."
For curing colds,• hoarseness, tight
chest and winter .ills Nerviline in a mar.
vel; as for Lumbago, Sciatica and Rheu-
matism. Nerviline is considered to be
without a peer, In the home it is
especially valuable, because - it cures
cramps in .half 'a minute, stops nausea,
controls vomiting and upset stomach.
For 'internal or .external use, wherever
there is pain, apply Nerviline. Get the
'50c. family size bottle; trial size 25c., at
all etorekeepers and druggists. or The
Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Change of Venue.
There was, and is, in a Western
city, a lawyer who will do almost
anything to get a delay. He had.
before a magistrate a case of a
horse running at large, which usu-
ally involves a fine of about two
dollars: Ile asked for' a cox ti>itl-
ance. "On what grounds?" de-
manded the judge. "To ascertain
the horse's age." "What has the
horse's age to do with it?" "It
may be a case for the juvenile
Court, your honor; maybe it is 'a
juvenile horse."'
There are said to be more than
500 separate muscles in the body;
with an equal number of nerves
and blood vessels.
"A woman's heart,'' says the
Chinese proberb,, "is like the moon:'
It changes, continually, but it al-
ways 13as a man in it."
ED. 7.
issii'.
An OM Settler
Fonds Quick Relief
011AS.: IIZAIISIIALL CURED BY
DQDI)'S KIDNEY ].'ILLS.
Mrs.. Marshall, Tells :Flaw Her ibis`
band. Sufteretl, null of Kill Speedy
Recovery When He Used the
Great Canadian Kidney Itexnedy',
.
Parkinson, Algoma, Ont., May 5
(Special) -;Giving far from towns
and with doctors not within easy
reach, many of the settlers have
found Dodd's Kidney -Pills an ines-
tianable blessing. One of those is
Mr. Charles. Marshall, Sr., whose
recovery from a severe case of kid-
ney disease has recently been the
cause of muchsatisfaction to his,
family and friends. .
"My husband wassuffering very'
much with his back and legs," Mrs.
Marshall says, speaking of her
husband's cure, "He went to see
the doctor, and he told him he had
urinary trouble, but he did not seem
to get, any better. „
"Then I sent for . some Dodd's.
Kidney Pills. Since: taking them,
he has no more pain in his back and
legs, and his other troubles are all
gone.
"I am indeed thankful for what.
Dodd's Kidney Pills did for my.
husband, and I hope other suffer-
ers from Kidney disease will bene-
fit by his experience, and . use
Dodd's Kidney . Pills.
Urinary troubles are caused by.
diseased kidneys. So are back-
ache, rheumatism, lumbago, and
heart disease. ` Thenatural remedy.
is to cure the kidneys by using
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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Perhaps ILe'Il Break It.
Don't sell your old lawn mower..
Lend it to your neighbor.
"Why have you cut that lady who
has just passed? Yesterday you
were most cordial towards her.".
(rThat is my dressmaker; and T paid
her bill this morning."
Minard's Liniment Co.,. Limited. -,
Dear Sirs,—Your MINARD'S LINI-
MENT ie.our remedy for sore throat:
colds and ` all ordinary ailments,
It never fails to relieve and cure,
promptly.
CHARLES WHOOTEN.
Port Mulgrave.
The Reason.
Customer -That was the driest,
flattest sandwich I ever tried to
chew into.
Waiter—Why, here's your sand-
wich. You ateyour check,.
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.
k5c.
Itnpossible.
"How ,do you get rid of the bores
that come to your officer
"I don't."
Minard's Liniment Cures Carat in Cows
"My dear, listen to this, and tell
me what you make of it 1" exclaim-
ed the elderly English lady to her
husband, on her first visit to the
States. She held the hotel menu
almost at arm's length, and'spoke
in a tone of horror, "Baked Indian
padding t Can it be possible in a
civilized country?" •
when Try Murine Eye Remedy
No amarttng-rents Fine—Acts
Quickly.
5aRed, Wash,
Irv, N- GnulatodEyelds.IusratedBook
In each Package. MURINE Is corn-
Eyesppounded by our Oculists—not a "Patent
Medloine"but used insuccessful Pliysi-
Needclans,Practice for mn.ny. years. Now
dedicated to tho .Publlo and sold by
Druggists at 26e -60e per bottle. Murine
arse, Eye naive in Aseptic ,Tubes, 21c-600.
Murine Ere Remedy Co.., Waage
Gamble with your wife if you must
gamble. It keeps the money in the
family.
Minard's Llnitnentt Cures Oisteniper,
A Remembered Grudge.
Queen Wilhelmina's recent visit
to Paris has moved: a Paris corres-
pondent to tell again. the story of
the days when. her Majesty of Hol-
land was, the most popular young
personage in the world.
In the revived edition, the story
is to the effect, that she found it
hard to learia, English,and perhaps
for that reason did not love. Eng-
land. The first map of Europe she
drew ,showed an enormous Holland,
a fair-sized Belgium and France,
but, an almost impercepitble Great
Britain.
To draw particular attention to
the 'diminutive island representing
England; she wrote below it; "Land
of Miss S." (het"- English govern-
ess).
Years later the young Queen said
to the minister plenipotentiary of
England: .
. "Be sure to tell her Majesty,
Queen :Victoria, that I love English
wonael all Englishwanlen."
To which the minister bowed, and
,the Queen added :•
"All Englushwemen who are :tint
110—'13 govertieoses 1"'
ECZEMA FROM
HEAD TO ANKLES
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Tortured With Terrible Itching and
Burning. Scratched Until Tore
Flesh, Lay Awake for Nights at a
Time. Used Cuticura Remedies
and Found a Cure.
8t. Ole, Ontario.—" whoa 1 *gas ten yoa,rd
old I began to be tortured' with a terrible
itching, and burning' of the skin, and wee
told it was eczena. I have had It right
along for seven years steady, it getting:
Worth every year. I was affected from bowl
to; ankles. It seemed to appear like htvse
at first, then I would begin to scratch until
I tore my flesh,' It would, always bo at its
Worst at night. I have wakedMyself up ab
,nights scratching and my fingers would be
'just still and cramped from scratching, so
, that I would bo hardly able to straighten
;bleat out. bly, bow I have suiferedi My
fago and whole body would be just a mass
of blotches red as fire and after having soap
and water on my face then I would begin
to burn. I have lain awake for nights at
a time when my eczemawas at its worst.
VI would be tortured for months atatime,
I. was getting not only disheartened, for
nothing helped, but completely distlgur"cd
'also, but dame fortune smiled upon me one
day in the summer of 1910 and laid before
1uiyi• eyes an advertisement of Cuticura,
Remedies, I used them according to direr -
tions and after o, few applications r began`
to feel and see relief 'ahead. It is nearly
six months since I first began and I can
truthfully say I've found a cure." (Signed)
Bliss Louise E. Wilson, Dee. 12, 1911.
Cutieura Soap and Cutieura Ointment are
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.;
For a liberal free sample of each, with 32-p.
book, send post card to Potter Drug & Chem.
Corp., Dept. 3SD, Boston. U. 8. A.
EXECUTION 1W DROWNING,
It Was Quite a Common Thing in
the Middle Ages.
This mode of capital 'punishment
has not long •ceased in Europe, and
is probably still in use in other
parts of the world. As early as the
first` century of oiir era, the Ger-
plane executed the meaner and
more infamous criminals by plung-
ing them in bogs and fens. In the
Middle Ages executing by drowning
was so common that grants of the
right to inflict capital punishment
ran "with pit and sallow." The pit
or well was for drowning female de-
linquents, but the penalty was
sometimes inflicted on men. The
doom of the parricide was to be tied
up in a sack and cast into the sea.
Drowning seems to have been re-
garded as a 'mild form of the death
penalty, for in the year 1566 S. man
convicted of -theft. and ,sacrilege was
sentenced to be suffocated by water,
."by .the Queen's special grace."
At this date the penalty had grown
nearly ;obsolete in .England; but in
Scotland it survived -until • 1685.
The last .execution in Switzerland
was in 1652, in. Austria 1770, in Ice-
land 1777, and in Russia early in
the eighteenth century. One of the
most eccentric modes of inflicting
the penalty was adopted in Saxony
in the year.. 1734. A woman con-
victed of ',child murder was sewn up.
in a sack, along with a eat, a dog
and 'a snake, and then thrown into
the water and drowned,
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Nice.
Willie's Mamina—"Is James a
nice boy for you to play marbles
with ?" •
Willie -"Sure 1 I can beat him
every time."
CITY COUNCIL DOINGS.
To put through the license reduction
will require some tall hustling. Mean-
time lots of corns will be tramped on.
The cure is "Putnam's," the old reliable
Born extractor that has been curing
corns and warts f9r years. "Putnam's"
never fails, 25e.: at all dealers.
Playing Safe.
"I want you to understand my
word is its good as my bond."
"That's why. I am playing safe
and insisting on the cash."
PILES CUBED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money if PASO
OINTMENT fails to cure any 0088 of Itch.
Ina. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in
E to 14 days. 50e.
Medium—Shall I call up the spirit
of your dead wife? "Half a mo-
ment while I put out my cigar;; she
never allowed `me to smoke."
Minard's`Liniment •
Cures I Diphtheria.
Not a 3linute Wasted.
"Can't I get my pants pressed
while " you eut my' hair?"
"Certainly, sir."
"All right. Boy, shine my shoes
at the seine time and, hand me that
newspaper.' By the way, get the
restaurant next door to send in a
couple of sandwiches, and. I can be
eating my lunch,"
Dr. M gate's
Indian Root Pirie
exactly mei the need which so often
arises in every family for a medicine
to open up and regulate the bowels.
Not only are they effective in all
cases of Const- atiof, but they help
greatly in breaking up a Cold or tat
Grippe by cleaning : out the system
and purifying the blood. In the same
w .yythey,rcheve or Cure Biliousness,
Itiiiigestioti, Sick Headaches, Rheum-
atism and other cotnmon ailments.
In the fullr,At:sense of the words Dr. ,
laldree's Indian Root Pills arty tti who 'try to enjoy life, the soleness
A *tots ugor h * 1 d Rented,' fel percentage is powerful small;
HABITUAL GRUMBLING,
Many .'euros Are. Made Unhappy
and 'Cheerless by :It.
The plan or woman with a, griOV.
once is a candle of light ''compared
with the habitual grutnhler---the
one whom nobody.cap ever ;satisfy,
and who thinks te world is all go-
ing to pies because people will
not de Just exactly what this partic-
ular person thinks is right. Snell
an one gets up on his evrong side in
the morning, and nothing goes
right all day. He grumbles apt the
weather, grumbles at hiehreakfaet,
grumbles at his clothing, grumbles
at going out, would grumble all the
same if he had to stay in; grumbles
at his wife, grumbles at his chil-
drezi;^ and et last grumbles himself.
away to his work.. When he comes
home it is the same old story, and
his wife 'gets any 'youth.ful ese she
might retain crushed out ofher;
the children are indifferent, it is
like the pattering of rain on a. rainy
day -they have been usedwith it all
their lives and they have ceased to
regard it, and se it goes on, until
soars day when it is 0n0re - than
usually depreesing, or when the
woman's overwrought nerves give
way, and there is a little seene.
But a grumbler never thinks him-
self in the wrong—it is another trial
he has to, contend with; and possi-
bly he may think himself a kind of
martyr to his wife's oantrips, while
all the time the plain fact of the
matter is that he ie the one who is
responsible,
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Why She field It.
She held her breath,.
But not through fright,
She'd onions had
' For tea that night.
Couldn't Breathe
Through His Nose
Stuffed With Catarrh
Catarrhozone inhaler the One Means of
Relief, and it Cured Quickly.
The extraordinary efficacy of Catarrh -
ozone is without a ,parallel. A sneezing
cold is cured . in ten minutes, a harsh
cough is eased in an hour, the most of-
fensive catarrh is thor-
oughly drawn from the
systema In case of
asthma and bronchitis
the relief .and curtain
cure that comes from
the healing balsamic
extracts in Gatarrhozune
is simply wonderful.
"For more than twen-
ty years I suffered with
a cough, bronchitic,;
asthma, and nasal ca-
tarrh,. writes J. F. Fen-
wick, of etaunten P.:0:
"Every attack I had
seemed to grow worse,
and. I could hardly
breathe on account of an
accumulation of phlegm. In the nose and
throat. One day I tried. Catarrhozone,
and in ten minutes was wonderfully re-
lieved. I could breathe freely and na-
turally through
aturally'through the nose, and' blood spit-
ting was stopped—the phlegm was cleared
away and my regular breathing restor-
ed. No remedy can do more than Ca-
tarrhozone."
There is no remedy so certain and safe
as Catarrhozone, but being a good re-
medy it ie imitated. Beware of the sub-
stitutor. Large Catarrhozone lasts two
months, price $1.00. Smaller sizes 25c.
and 50e. At all storekeepers and drug-
gists, or The Catarrhozone Co., 'Buffalo,
N. Y., and Kingston, Canada.
FED BY PEN FILLER.
Schoolboy Brings Baby Rabbit.
Through Critical Period.
A baby rabbit, the property of a
Horley (England) schoolboy, has
been successfully reared with a
fountain -pen filler as a feeding
bottle.
Jack St. John Smith, aged '13,
was walking in the grounds of the
Burstow Preparatory School, 'near
Horley, when he saw a rabbit run
down a hole. He dug around the
hole, and two feet below the sur-
face found a two -days -old rabbit,
no biggerthan a full-sized mouse.
There was very little fur on' its
body, and its eyes were closed.
Wrapping it in his handkerchief,
Master Jack took it home. The
rabbit 'was housed in a chocolate
box. It was too young to' lick or
chew anything, so it fountain -pen
filler was obtained and .a drop of
milk squeezed into the rabbit's
mouth. After a. time Pincher, as it
was called, opened its mouth :eager-
ly when it felt the first drop of milk
and sucked away at the. filler. Dur-
ing the first critical days Pincher
emptied a filler of milk three times
every two hours. ,
_-qi--
Keeping, Hila 'Truthful.
"Do you believe everything he
tells you?" -
' "Yes. You see I long ago gave
up asking him questions .. that I
know he'd lie about."
Second Thought.
Von Blumer (roaring with rage)—
Who told you to put that 'paper on
the "wall?
Decorator—Your wife, sir.
Von Blumer• -•-Pretty, isn't it?
Monumental :ltitio.City
Considering the number of people
Delicately
favoured,—
Fligllly
caucen.
crated.
OU
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WHY WORRY
Choose your variety and
ask your grocer for
"Clark's".
NBK
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Long Wearing
GLOVES
If you are looking for a pair of
gloves that are as tough as a Mexican
Snake whip and that will give you
full satisiactton or a new pair free
ask your dealer for
li.BJ .PintoShell Gloves
These are the best wearing gloves
ever turned out from a factory. Send
for interesting story "The Pinto's
Shell'
HUDSON BAY,. KNITTING CO.
Canada's Expert Clove and Milt Makers,
MONTREAL.
FARMS FOR SALE.
H, W, DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
GOOD STOGR FARM OF 600 A(lit Ed
r with Three- Rouses: large Rank Barn.
Must he sold (mirk. Price is very low -
E, VER
ow-
FVEii 4L DESIRABLE FARMN IN
Manitoba. Alberta and Saskatchewan
that can be bought. Worth the money for
enirk pale.
T
RAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED GOOD
a farms in different'sectiona of. Ontario
on my list. If you want a farm consult
me.
H. W, FIAWSON, Toronto.
SEVENTEEN ACRES -3 MILES FROM
London market; soil gravelly' clay'
loam. Will exchange for city, town or
village property,. or for larger farm. The
Western Real Estate Exchange, London,
Ont,
MALE HELP WANTED.
ei UT OF EMPLOYMENT?, SERVES YOU
right, Learn. barber trade; always
sure employment for barber. Our im•;
nmved methods, constant practice and
iretructions qualify von for position in
short time, Send for eatnlogue. Mo1er
Clnlleae. 22t Queen E., Toronto.
STAMPS AMR 001810.
L1 ,TAMP COLLE;C'rolts-RuNtlti%11 DIl.
i 7 ferent Foreign Stamps. Catalogue.,
Album. only Seven Cents. Marks Stamp
ram,. nv Tnrnnn.n
MIS0Et.L,ANEOiIa
CANGER. TUMORS. LUMPS, ETU.
luternal and .external- cored with•
out rain by our home treatment. write
as before too late. Dr. Rellman Medical
Co... Limited. Collin Ont
RUSSELL-KNIOHT
MODEL "33"
Cost $5600 Price $2000
tiAS been overhauled and
is. in splendid condition.
Fully equipped.
RUSSELL MOTOR CAR
COMPANY, LIIiTED
100 Richmond St. West, TORONTO
Phone.- , MAIN 2072
He—Their marriage seems to have
turned out . well, after all. She—
Yes. You see, they both belong to
several clubs and don't meet often
enough to get tired of each other.
Apply Zana Buk to all
wounds and sores and ,you
will be surprised how quickly
ft stops the smarting and
brings ease. •It covers the
wound with a layer of pro.
tectiv'e'balm kills 411 poison
germs already in the wound, and
prevents others entering. Its rich
dealing herbal essences then build'
op heat the bottom, fresh tksuet
snd is 'a wonderfully short time
the wound is healed]
.dam D'uk'e popularity is based en mark
oIaaftrtiravtionsnvierlake.gcureeuuBeeupririeteuned
on every piekof the. e
Mud stores or
Zam ' 13uk Co., Toronto.
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