HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1913-9-25, Page 3Bright, Ruddy Cheeks
For Pale Girls
No Longer rte Neel! to :tie Pale,
Weak or Almond°.
y Fallowing the Advice of Miss McEwen
You Gan Quickly Become
Strong Attain.
The pallid girl always leolte appetite,
What little she eat% is -badly digested.
• + At night she le restless, she dozes, but
doesn't sleep soundly,
Vital force xuust bo incretesed, new
blood must be supplied and a general re-
Oneiidingtake place before she will foel
like she ought,
pr, Hamilton has invaluable experi-
once in those oases and foundnothingeo
prompt in building up young women as
hie vegetable Dille of Mandrake and I3et-
eernut.
:Dr. Hamilton's Pillg 'begin, by oleaneing
the system enol purifying the blood; they,
else improve digestion and reader
food
ready for absorption. Additional nour-
ishment is also supplied and the patient
le fast strengthened and invigorated.
Full of 'spirit, ruddy and etrong is the
girl that assists her system by the nae
of Dr, Hamilton's Pills.
The following recent letter from Mise
Etta, MoEwen, of Ifaliburton, speaks for
itself:
"In using Dr. Iiamilton's Pills. I «i d
• itY system is wonderfully, built up." It
Ss oertainly the most effective remedy I
ever need, I have now a good appetite;
+sleep more soundly, and awaken in the
morning feeling quite refreshed.
"Formerly I felt tiled and depressed.
I looked' as if a severe' illneee were•, hang-
ing over my head.
"leTothing: could. give quicker : results
I
than Dr. 'Hamilton's Pills and 1 strongly
advise every young woman to use them,"
All dealers sell Dr. IIamilton'e Palls,
25o, per box or five boxes for $1.00 by
mail from Tho Oatarrhozone Co,, Buffalo,
N.Y., and Kingston, Ont.
ALLEGED CANCER CURE.
It .Is Costly, But the, Results Are
Said to Be Wonderful.
All Germany is obsessed with the
idea of procuring fxxisothorium as
a panacea for cancer. It is started
to have power emanating in rays
similar to but inuch more effective
than radium. The •cost seems 'al
most as great.
The substance is derived from
thorium waste in the manufacture
of gas mantles, and is used in a
tiny portion enclosed in a silver
covering, in which extremely small
hole's are pierced. The 'silver box
is then planed upon the part affect-
ed by canoerous growth, and, it is
said, will slowly but effectually re-
move all traces of the disease.
There is hardly an important
town in the country which did not
w mote a largo 1st= from the :public
1 funds for the purpose of purohes-:
' ing some of the costly' material.
Where public. fonds are not Forth-
eomii'lg, concerts, bazaar's and such
like are the means adopted for
raising the money for the purpose.
-
Too Gentlemanly.
]+ athe.r--I ware to tell you this,
any sun The secret of success is
hard work.. Son—If Ws a secret,
dad, you shouldn't have mentioned
it. Fortunately, I'm too much of
a gentleman to take advantage of
information gained in that way.
•F
A. "Bolts" Wished For.
"Pa, what is a wishbone I"
"Tiledollar-:is, lay son.
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DArPY OLD AGE.
Most Likely to Follow Proper Eat-
ing.
As old age ztdvance+s we require
Jia ce waste
Iess food to cep a , and food
that will not overtax the digestive
• g supplying nour-
ishment, ens while suY lin 'true
ishment,
Suc';h an ideal food is found in
Grape -Nuts, made' of whole yvhewt
and barley by long baking and 'ac-
tion of diastase in the barley which..
changes the starch" into a• most di-
gestive sugar.'
The phosphates also, placed up
under the outer coat' of -the wheat,
are included in Grupe -Nubs, but are
lacking in white flour because the
outercoat.of the wheat darkens the
flour and is left out; by the miller.
'.[)hese na:it'ttral, phosphates are ne-
eessnry to the well-balanced build-
ing of muscle, brain and nerve
• "I have used ' Grape -Nuts,"
writes a Western .snap, "for eight
years and feel as •good asst asn
stronger ellen. I' was ten year's ago.
"Among my •customers I meet a
man. every day who is well along in
years and attributes his goad
health to Grape -Nuts and Postum
which he has used for the last five
years. He mixes Grape -Nuts with
7•'ostuni and says they go fine to-
geth e r.
`rot many years 'before I began
to eat Grupe -Nuts, 1 could not say
U -tai, 1 enjoyed ,life or knew what it
was to be able to •say °•C :tun well.''.
I suffered i reatly• with ern] st•.i;(a-
' tion, but now my habits aro tts
regular as ever in my life.
""Whenever :1 lnalke ,extra effort
I depend on Cirapc-Nets food and
it just fills the - bill, I earl think
(fled 'write a great deal
'Thore.'s a reascro.'- ;e.TJtinc given
by Ian a;ilt:l,nPoster .m Co,, Wiled sass
Ont, 'Read "The tloa:d to 11'4.11-
1�illt.,'' in pl;g+i.
trey read the aeo'Jn lettere A tier, one
simmers Brant time td tirno, They ars
genuine. Nm and fail of irra:rielt interest.,
Prince William of -Wiecl,
who has been designated to rule
Albania.
Lo1xgeet Siege on Record.
Crete endured the longest siege
on record, beside which Troy's ten
years seem but a skirmish. In
164$ the Turks, 'attempting to con-
quer 'the island, laid siege to the
capital city of Candia, which, how-
ever, did not surrender until Sep -
telpher, 1699, after 21; years, Again
in 1821, when the Cretam revolted,
the defeated Turks were able to
hold the .fortified cities against all
cUTicL
LSO
No other keeps the skin and scalp
so ; clean and clear, so sweet and
healthy. Used with Cuticura Oint-
ment, it soothes irritations which
often prevent sleep -and if neglected
become chronic disfigurements.
Millioarbf, mothers use these pure,
sweet and gentle emollients for
every purposeof the toilet, .bath
and nursery. i
Cuticura soap and Ointment aro soki throughout
the world. A liberal sample of each, with 32 -page
booklet on the care and treatment of the akin and
scalp; sent Dost -tree. Address.Potter Drug da Chen.
attacks, and many of them wer e corp., Dept. 21D, Boston, U. a, A.
�
still anea
ptured when the powers
intervened :nine years later.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
An eminent scientist, the other day,
gave his opinion that the most won-
derful discovery of recent years was
the discovery or Zara-Buk. Tust
think! As soon as a single thin layer
of Zamulc is applied to a wound or
a sore, such injury -is insured against
blood. poison! Not one species of
microbe has been found :that Zam-l3uk
does not kill
Then again, As soon. as. Zam-Buk'.
is applied to a sore, or a cut, or to
skin disease, it stops the smarting.
That is why children are such friends
of Zam-Buk.They: care nothing forthe science `of the thing. All they
know is that Zam-:link stops their
Hurrah, No More FIREPROOF RAILWAY CZARS.
Lame Backs! i riaslt Railway's 'faking 1'ret)au
tion Against- Tire.
his Cftse Prove,, Tho rj Hest For :some time past; attention has
and Strongest Lill/Mont Ever been given in railway circles in Eris
1lfatle .ls eserviliite. tale to the trues -tion of fire -proofing
'nen it games to determining the realooaclies, and si,icb oaot es are Xiow
Merit of a medicine, no weigh of evi. a feature of np-tie-elate practice, At
ie7:[lgT:l
c6oi}vinoingthanSwione�periinentswerefirsttglhtford statement of some re•&Irandii.known xreruvn who' !lite made on i rvo oz' three uoaohes, Of -
been curt L For this reason ivo print` lte iter' whioh it was decided to extend
rechatim statement of ,Tann E Pocvall, •tbo principle to pructioallyt all nev'
avritten from his home in Carleton. "I Couches; consequently the coaches
sin a Strong, powerful man, nix feet 'tall, ' now under construction at Swindell
arid weigh nearly two hundred. I:have
hese accustomed all my life to lift great have fireproof floors. The'base of
weights, but ono day 'I overdid it, and the floors is formed of sheets • of
wrenched by ha.o,k badly. Every tendon galvanized -corrugated steel, rivet -
and muscle was sore. To stoop or bend et together and secured to the low-
wn,3 agony: I had a whole bottle of Nerve, r
line rabbet! on in one day, and by night i est member of the side framing of
1 was well again. 1 know of no liniment the coach. On the top of this aro
petieesaing one-half the penetration and fastened expandecl metal sheets,
! pcein.eubduiug properties of 13erviline. land en the bed thus formed the fata-
l. urge i use strongly 6 to st oa 1 as an invaluable
g y proof flooring is laid to an average
liniment and household cure for "aA depth 'of one fuel!. Then dry the
Minor ailments, snob. we strains, spraiva, material fermis a hard fire resisting
swellings, -neuralgia, soiatiea, lumbago, s g
rheumatisin, and muscular pain." stttshaneee through which it will be
No batter medicine for cuff tg vain was impossible for flames bo penetrate,
ever put in a bottle than.Nerviline—rub I As a further. preeaution; a aitkst fire
it ou and rub it in—that nibs out all t the coaches are cased with gialvan-
sohes, pains, n,ne eor'eeess Large, fain. izedsteel elieets at the sides and
by : size, 50e., trial size 260.. all dealers,
or The Catarrhozoue Ca., Buffalo. A',Y., ends, 'screwed on to the wooden
cud :Kingston, Ont. framing.
a
Grains. of Gold.
At war with ourselves means the
truest happiness we can have.--
Meredith.
ave.—Meredith.
The true way to mourn the dead
is to take eare of the living' who be-
long to them.:—Burke.
The working man is expected to
be very devout on Sundays, but the
rich nerd their rest and recreation.
—Mr. J. omas. .
If you think you can .achieve any-
thing great or small by doing it
only by fits and ,starts, put that
erroneus idea out of your head at
once.—Charles Dickens.
It is always a pleasure to me
when two of my friends like each•.
mther, just as I am .always glad
when two ofmy enemies take to
fighting -with' each other. --Heine.
ADOPT TiNIC411IT MOTOR. E; -
CUT SIYELY.
London General Omnibus Decision.
• Perhaps the most striking 'tribute
the Knight Motor ' has received is
contained in' the following item of
news ;published in the "Automo-
bile"`of August 7th `es follows:
"Ae�cording to definite news pub-
lished to -day, the big London Gen-
eral Omnibus Co.,. which, has 2,600
-motor omnibuses on the London
streets, has been so thoroughly, sat-
isfied with the service given -by the
300' Knight -rigged Daimler 'buses
which have, been running for twelve
months past that they have decided
to, replace gradually all the poppet
engines their 2,600 'buses with
Knight Motors. The•'buses in ques-
tion are,' greatly. favored by the
public on account of their silence
and 'smooth -running qualities, while
the great power of acceleration. en-
ablee the driver to pick` his way
through traffic to very best advan-
tage i . with the result that the
Knight Motor has now been select-
ed as standard for future work. In
view of the foot that the daily run
of a London 'bus is 110 miles of very
strenuous work, it must be admit-
ted that the success a.ehieved hero
is very notable indeed."
The :London General Omnibus
Company is one. of the -most effi-
eiently managed commercial oar
oolnpanies in the 'world. It has
spent h,unclrecis of thousands of
pounds in developing .a type of
motor 'bus most suitable to London
traffic, and its adoption of the
Knight, not only as. a standard for
future new 'buses, but to replace the
poppet valve motors in the 'buses
on ,the streets, is the most striking
feature the 'Knight Engine has ever,
had,
PRISONERS PUT ON HONOR.
Guard Themselves at .the Ontario
Prison." farm..
Three years ago, says Robson
Black in the Wide orld magazine,
the authorities GI the Province of
Ontario cautiously ooinmenced to
reverse a system that lia,d been in
operation .vrith little variation for
about twenty centuries. They took
four hundred inen from behind the
high walls and steel bare of the
Central Prison, Toronto', and
plaeed 'them on a farm, where their
words of honor were the only bas-
tions and a common-sense notion
of "co-operation" their only lock
and key. The authorities moved
with care; they did not :choose des-
perate criminals for such unpar,al-
lelled leniency of treatment; they
did not take murderer:s or dynamit-
ards. Many of them; however, ,arra : Jack --Sow much?
practised burglars, forgers, pick Ethel—Just. enough to reach
pockets and the like, pro-
and
about around my finger.
ninety per cent of them are.the pro-
ducts of drink. �I�� SULPHUR
.This experiment has been success- Q-,.
C$ILDHUOED AILMENTS
Ailments' such ars constipation,
colic, colds, vomiting, etc., seize
'children of ,all ages, and the mother
should be on her guard against
these troubles bykeeping in a box of
p g
Baby's Own Tablets in the Rowse.
If any of these troubles come ' on
suddenly the . Tablets -will cure
thein, or if the little one is given
an occasional dose of the Tablets
he will "escape these troubles. The
Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25c a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co ,
Brockville, Ott.
Not Leap Tear Either.
Ethel—This' craze for gold seems
to me very foolish; now a very lit-
tle would make me perfectly happy,
pain. Mothers should never forget ful almost beyond belief. Four hun- is tbo most ltbneficent meaioal discovery
of the present century. The change in
this. h 1' Bred Convicted mienanoStly young, our methods of `living has. deprived the
Again. As soon as Zam-Buk is a live,the year_ system of some of its most nooeeoary in -
The
P 3 a roundOn twelve !hun aredients- Our grandmothers giro us
plied to a wound or't0 a diseased rk d•1 ed acres of failn 1and, with 'no SULPHUR, but the doctors laughed. It
part, the cells beneath the skin's- sur- ,led not assimilate with the blood: The
p i, surveillance disoovetY. of liquifying SULPo oda s
more re x'eSS-on of
face are so . stimulated that new
healthy tissue is quickly formed. This than is imposed on any farm labor- changed the doctor s opinion. LIQUID
er on the CanadianS, suL1nun assimilates readily with the
forming Of ,fresh healthy tissue fromprairie. Doblood, Leading physicians below: is Zain-Bulks secret of healing.
The' tissue thus formed is worked up
to the` surface and literally casts off
the diseased.tissue above it. This is
why Zam-Buk, cures are permanent.
Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of
101 Delorimier Ave., Montreal, called
upon the Zam-Buk 'Co. and told them
that for over 'twenty-five years he
had been a martyr to eczema. His
hands wer-e at one time so covered
with sores that he had to sleep in
gloves, Four years ago Zara-Buk was
introduced to him, and in a-, few
months it cured him. • To-day—over
three years after his cure of a disease ,
he had for twenty-five years—he is
still cured, and has had no trace of
any return of .the eczema!
,All druggists sell Zane-Buk`at '50c. l
the
�,_ ciaus arere-com-
esoa• e2 Tour ixi'-bh oe e rs owb mending LIQUID SULPHUR for all blood
p y a of troubles: LIQUID ;SULPHUR is a cosi
a"transient popi latiou of perhaps a rive cure for ECZBMA. R'andreds are
teehn ueand, ' `Blit does s Plot tile. $•xxs -walling. to testify to the - benefit le alta
been to them. A few drops three times
tela make prison life So d.-ttraet ve , a day will cure the moat acute ease of
as to place a premium on •crime?" RnwumATISM.
asks the skeptic. So far is this
from being the fact that not one-
half the percentage of "repeaters"
box, or we will send fres trial box if
you send this advertisement and a is.
stamp :(to pay return postage). Ad
dress Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. ,
ANTS DECOKE A PEST.
In Calfa Zone—Steel Rails Used
for Telephone Poles.
In the telephone system of the
Canal Zone erteel rails are used as.
poles on .account of ants. It is s,ai
that they -will •cut into a wooden
pole and in a very 'short time leave
frothing but the shell. Creosoted
cross -arms are used as a prote,otion
against these pests, according to ,a
correspondent of The Telephone
Review.
"They bored through the bellbox
into the interior of the desk and
had removed practically the entire
pine wood of the interior, when the
desk sucldonly' fell to pieces.,
"These busy ants, in their opera-
tions, when they feel that their
presence 'might be discovered, con-
struct e kind of tunnel of mud ex-
tending along ithe floor beams for.
the entire length of the building'
and come and go through this eon
sealed passage.
"One of the .constrtotiori.ciiliicul
ties encountered has been the main-
taining of the pole line through
some of the swampy regions. In
.several .instances the poles of rail-
road iron have gradually sunk into
the ground until it became neces-
sary to
eces-sary"to splice on an additional rail;
and ia soma places three such sec-
tions'' of railhave been found to
sink.down in• the swamp while only
twenty' oar thirty: feet, remained
above the surface."
Domestic Amenities'.
He tt an g '; tough steak
and cold coffee, and making himself
genet' ally disagreeable,
' Dort trowl so over votlr food,
To}tn,'' said his wife, ''Nobody
going to tako it away 'from ,yolr."
Madge : ''l') tti't you think a girl
Fon tiltl'marry an economical man?"
Doily . ,•I• suppose so; but it's aw-
ful bolilg engage•Ci to one
!reserved.
"Wouldn't you promise to obey
a man of whom .you thought enough
to marry 2l'` "I might," ' replied
Miss; Cayenne. "But I should un-
doubtedly have a few things bo say.
if he were ever soimpolite as to
remind me of my promise." -
bottle
Por . an deale by aruggists. 50 Bente per
—s
Delicately
flavoured.-
I1hglily
concen-
trat.ed,
011PS
WHY WORRY
Choose your variety and
ask your grocer for
'Clark's".
Query.
"Myr,
wife i 1
g is a a, d e
n angel," a 1
� $g � s t<
.Boob,
"Bow long, has she been dead 71
asked the Grouch.
SSlnard'a Liniment Cures Burne, Eta..
It's Nature.
"That cold seems to have
strong Holol on you."
"Yes; it has • a great dealo!
hoarse power."
Low Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast..
Via Qhicago and North Western hail,
way. On sale' daily Sept: 25th to Opt, 1
10th inclusive, from all pointe in Canada
to Los Angeles, San Franeiseo. Partiaud,
Salt Lake City, Seattle, victoria, Van-
couver, Noteou, Roseland, and many other
pointe, Through tourist eleepeze :.tad
free recliningchair oars from Cibieuga,
Variable routes. Liberal stop *vera. l'o
full information as to rates, router, an
literature, write or call an B. B. Bennett,
General Agent, 46 Yonge Street. Toronto..
Everybody knows that Methuse-
lah was the oldest man, but even
the :Bible is reticent about the old-.
est woman:
Niina:rd's L-iniment -tor sale everywhere.
Mother—Now, children, X want
you to kiss Miss Lennon good-bye.
Elder Brother ---Come on, Hilly, be :<
a sport. It'llbe over in a second.
FARMS' FQR SALE.
W. DAWSON' Ninety Colborne Street,'
Toronto.
111U1T, STOOK, (lii,AIN AND na111IC
• Farms in.all sections et Opuaraa.
Some snaps. • -
3cTORY SITES, W ITH ui•C}I0
d[� Railway : trackage, in Toronto.
Orsimntnn and other towns rind cities.
1) nSlDENT_IAL PROpt';RTI04 IN
A lernxnntan find a dozen other rnwns.
H. W. DAWSON, Colborne St-, Toronto+
STAMPS ATNG ';0%NS
ct TAMP COLLECTORS—FIUN3 lnD 1115'-
1�'t ferent ' Foreign Stamps. Catalogue;
Album. only Seven Cents. harks Stamp
Company.. Toronto.
NEWSPAPER FOR
ee1 OUNT1t WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, FOR
le Sale in good Ontario town.•-ltarellent
opening far man of energy. write Wiled),
Pnhtishing Company, Toronto.
A Sympathizer._,
A clergyman was being shaved
by a barber' who had, evidently be- �'� E N WANTED
".
come unnerved by the pro v
xotts I
cm
a back' far further aentences to MALE HELP WANTED.
the Prison Farm, as is the case with
the •old-fashioned jails.
‘a—
Manslaughter in Second Degree,
b
Cutting' corns with a razor is danger•
oue and useless. The only reanedy is
Putnam's Corn Extractor, which removes
corns and warts in one day, Bcoause
painless and sate, use only "Putnam's,"
25e. per l d
night's" dissipation. Finally, he YOUNG MAN BE A BARBEI{..I TEACH
,, you quickly, ehoaply, thoroughly and
cut the clergyman's chin. The lei furnish tools Elea, Wo give you a^tnal
ter looked up at the artist re- estop oxpertenoe. Write far free rata.
proachfully and said : logue. Meier College, 219 Queen St. East,
oronto.
"You see, my man, what comes
of 'hard drinking." N E
"Yes, sir," replied the barber,
-
r bolt e at all eaters. consolingly. "It makes the skin estsceLesesE005
.Too Good. to Lose.
"`Will you be, my wife ?'' asked
the star boarder.
"Let': me see," mused -the land-
lady. "You've boarded with . me
four ycars. You have never grum-
bled at the food. You have always ;toes so badly that
paid promptly. No, I can't -accept'
you; you are too good a boarder to
be put on the free list t"
tender," iAN(ER, TUMORS, enetPS. 1,TO.,
internal and external, cured with
out pain by our home treatment, write
us before too sate. Dr. Beaman Medleal
Co., Limited, i"iolliogweod, Ont.
QimitealI, Nfld. ALL STONES, KIDNEY .AND MAD -
Co.,
Liniment Co., Limited. ,,��••�y
Dear Sire,—While in the country lust �1T der Stones. Kidney trouble, t}, ave!.,.'
summer. I was badly bitten by mcsrxiai- Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
1 thought I would be cured with the uev German remedy,
disfigured for a couple of weeks. I was "Sanol,"' price $1.50. Another new remedy
advised to try yotu. Liniment to allay for Diabetoa•biellitna, and sure curd,
is
the irritation, and did so. The eite,et was "Sxnol'a Anti-Diabete a." Price $2.00 Sroxn
more than I expected. a fee applications
drneifists or direct. Tho Sano1 nnufa0
completely curing .the irrttatiou, and tuning Company of Canada, Limited.
preventing the bites from becoruing sore. r4innipeg, eta>s� _
MINARD'S LINIMENT is also a good -
AILROAD
M ilard's Liniment turas iDandruff.
"Lysander," said the wife sweet-
ly, "do you know what day this
is?" "Of course," said hubby,
pretending; to have remembered all
the time, "it's the anniversary of
our wedding day, dear." "No such
thing!" frigidly answered the wife.
"It's the day you promised to nail
the' leg on that old kitchen table."
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Recl, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
--Soothes. Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c,
Marine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail,
An Eye Tonle ;Good for All Eyes that Mend Baro
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
Historic' 13atilegeouncl.
Greeks and Bulgarians have been
Welling into conflict in the neutral
pone and the spot is associated rlrith
fibre famous naives than almost
any .abhor even in the Balkans.
Retro Bacchus avenged himself on"
the Thracian King Lycurgus, who
had.. banished him and his worship
by driving the king iniad, so that he
out oft 'l -:is own legs, thinking they
were vine branches, and was torn
to pieces by his subjects, who want-
ed to have I3aochus (and wine)
again, Seated on this mountain
,Orpheus ,'charmed the tr'ees,• and
beasts, On the southwest it'1ooks
toward Ainphipelis, for which Ath-
enians and Spartans struggled
(Thli.cydides wets banished from
Athena for losing it as general)
and on the northeast Philippi,
whore the ea•rthrluake released
Paul .and Silrts in: prison, and 13l'u-•
bus and Caesar's ghost met again.
article to keep oilYothe truly, nioequitoee.
urs
W. A, V.
" "There ain't no ham in this here
saud'wich," a man growled, seated
on a high stool before the marble
bar of an old-fashionedrailway re-
staurant, "Oh, you ain't come to
the ham yet," the attendant an-
swered easily. The man ate on a
while longer, then- growled again
"There ain't no ham yet." "Oh,"
said the attendant, j'vtt've . bit
over it now."
Minard's,Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
Could. Then Run up ikl.ore.
"So your uncle paid your debts;
that was very kind of hina."
"Humph t I 'don't think so. He
might have given me the.cash. and
let me pay thein."
"What difference would that
make l
"It would have re-established
credit."
DrsMorse's
Indian' !toot Pins..
exactly' meet the need which so often
arises m.every 'family for a medicine
to ripen tip and regulate Fixe bowels,
Not only sire they effective in all
cases of Consttpatiem, but they bel t
greatly in breaking up a Cold( et La
Grippe by cleaning ow: titer system
and purifying the blood, tri, the eel .tete
way they relieve or cure Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick $Ieadachcs, Rheum•
atlsm and other common. nilincasta.
In the fullest sense of the words t
Merse't, Indian Ttoot ?ills are le
A Etloisi +bol •V,e, ria'
and Telegraphy Courses of the most
complete and modern kind. taught
right at your own home by Sbaw'4
Telegraph and Railroad Sciaool, x
Gerrard St, East, Toronto. Write',
for particulars and seawleeo Pres,s,
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Bons 1 OI'tzZ us a1
little xnf yott�
time and get your choice
of the beet and most
popular of all
Coytbey, Ratt'fhalder!
Scout, Baseball or
Indian Suits.
Givant abeoltitelr FREE
for rsltine atilt it of out.
beautiful .Mexican Draw
water handkerohiefs
10a each. Your fried
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will g..,adly b y
each. 1'fo money re tuiiq
ed. We' trust sou.
0NEFRUFF. Cfa,
(00 Chief Blear,. r3eebca, F' -Q.
FOR SALE
Pules & Shafting
Suitable for Mile, Manufacturing
Monts, Printing houses, Eta.
2 Woad Split Pulleys, 12X x 48 in
for, "3 l5/16 in, shaft.
1 Woodapiit 'Pulley, 12% x 49 in,
fox- 1. 15/16"ixt, shaft.
s Wood Split Pulley, 12% x { e tui
for s 7/16 in, shaft,
1 Wood Split 103 :i 36 in
for 3 716, iii, shaft.
Pulleys of smaller eigies et.'
h „f. ,n . s 1 s set
ata of . ti a,xtot s e r
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chat t z .be 1$4.11d at very low ftguzos ,
Bolt 2Si •
I tiien Risking' Co., Tore1t
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