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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-1-29, Page 6• .11/4i'MOTHER'S DUTY' • TO HER DAUGHTER Is to hard, tier Health by.Keeping Her &RI Supply Pure, Anxious Mothere who see their daughtera fail A trength, beeenee pale'eaad languid, eaa be eertain that the Cense of her etaxiety is the. eondition of the .growing girl's bleod.. At no time in: her lifeedoeS ikegiri tand in greater iieed Pure, red blood and the strength which it- alone ean give her, thaa when he is developing into woman- hood. It is then that anaemia rapid- ly develops and the growing girl nde herself in deelining health. If your daughter eoniplains of ing constantly tired, if her appetite is fickle, if she is breathless 2rom alight exertion, or if her heart pal- pitates yiolenely on going upstairs, it is a certaiu sign that her blood is failing to meet the demands upon it, because it is thin and watery. It is at sach tithes that Dr, Wil- liamsPink Pine for Pale People are worth their -weight in gold to tired anaemic, girls.. They actually make the now, red blood, that trings brightness to the ee-ethe 'bloom of health to the cheeks, and ttrength and activity to the -whole body. The following is an instance of their value to young girls : Miss Hilda, Pearl Snowe, Barrington, 1\r.S., gradually drooped under an attack of a.naemia. At first she - was pale and listless, suffering beim occasional headaches, but as the trouble progressed, a. Severe cough aleo attacked her, and her friends feared she was in the grip of consumption. Almost from the outset she was being treated medi- cally, but with 110 apparent bene - 'fit. At a critical stage in her ill- ness Miss Snowe wisely decided that she would give Dr, Williams' Pink Pills a trial. After taking them for some time there was a, noticeable improvement in her ease, and the Pills were gladly con- tinued until she was fully restored to health, Miss Snowe is to -day as healthy and rugged as any girl could wish te be, and her friends believe that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills saved her life. These pins not only eure anaemia, but all troubles due to poor blood and weak nerves. Sold by ll medi- cine dealers or by Mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $9-50, 'from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. OLD-FAEHIONED NAMES. A certain set of Christian names taken from the Scriptures has been %11 use so long that we do not think of them as Adam, Moses, Samuel, David, Daniel. Solomon, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Others taken from the Saints. like Peter, Paul, John, Stephen au.d Matthew, originally giv- en to childrenbecause they were born on the saint's day, are still so common. that we think of them as English names. These names antedate the use of snrnames, as may be inferred from the fact that nearly all of theni have given rise to patronymics. like Jai.cobson, Peterson and Stephenson. In the twelth century missionaries Used to baptize whole villages at Mice, and to save time invested all the men with the name of John or some other saint, and the women. usually Mary or Martha, . To distinguish the Johns some ad- ditional name like Shcrt or Strong or White or Black was given him by the neighbors, and so Christian names and surnames were united. After the Reformation it became the fashion among the Puritans to give children the names of characters like the Old Testament and odd ones like Melchizedek or Barzillai were preferred. Among these were Abel, The publisher of the beet Farmer's pa - Levi, Jesse, Amos, Asa, Isaiah, per in the Maritime Provinces in writbig Ephraim, Gideon, Malachi, Job, Ab_ to us sta,tes: , ner, Trosea. Ezekiel, Jeremiah, ac- mpli,ai-onlil.fd.heAlaylithat do not know of a hariali, Asher,' Eli and hundreds of flie---fiReiiiiia3sisdrafENod 943 tirthaosf itolenen‘e others. an unfailing remedy hi our household For some reason. the use of these ever eines I can remember, and has out. names has largely ceased. We can Live44.d.4,do,z.elis of would-be competitors and understand why Ebenezer has been. dropped. No modern girl could fall In love with an Ebenezer. But most of the Puritan Bible names have a strong manly ring, and have been borne by able men. We can only hope that descendants of these aneient worthies have in- herited some of their sterling quali- ties, though they do not perpetuate What the name. AJUUNflL -vas 'OT INDIA. Otte Of the MOSt InipOrtant 'PAW - tries ut That rinpire. The working of aluminum in In, diel is Making most significant head- wa,y and promises to become one of the most important industries of that empire. • Imports of aliuninum ingots and sheets into Tuella from Europe and the United States now approxinutte 500 tons per year. The most important use of &haul - num in India is in makiug vessels for earrying their daily supplies of water to the native houses from the village taps or hydrants or from wells and rivers. On account of the caste rules or prejudices., na- tives of different castes living in the same neighborhood must often go long distances apart in order to secure water not defiled or mono- • polized by other eastes or outcasts, and as a rule not only the poverty of moat of the people but also their religion •prejudices prevent con- necting their houses with eentral taps, and so the use of metal ves- sels or receptacles for obtaining wa- ter for the many household pur- poses for eyhieh it is required is of great importance in the domestic eoonomy. - When the natives are extremely peor they use earthenware vessels, but as their means increase they adopt the use of metal ware for kidneys. The reason they cure 1 carrying their water. In a pros- backache, • dropsy, rheumatism, porous community it is oustomary , neuralgia, diabetes, urinary trou- t° see people carrying vessels of ' bles and Brieiit's Disease is that copper or brass (usually on their all of these are either diseases of Diabetes Dodci's Kidney Pills Cleared Out Every Trace' of ft, That'S Why Mr. 1)(11^1(1 lteett, Nieolet Co., Quebee, IS Recant n Ihioiieraisiol.leiyug ettluie?ily0.r,Lat itiCsaNnTilgi,ab°, St. Weneeelas, Nieolet 00., Que., (SPecial)..—"I started te take Dodd's Kidney ,ping because the doctor told Ina -I WAS. threatened with diabetea. After taking ten boxes I was again examined by the doctor, arid he told me that all trace of diabetes had disappeared." This is the statement of, Mr, Da- vid Heon, well knowri and highly respected here, and he is only ono of many in this neighborhood who have foued a new lease of life in ate great ()ant -It -lieu Kidney rem- I tried two treatments giving each a fair edy, •trial but they, failed to cure me. Then I It is cures such as this that, have saw the advertieciment in the paper about given Doeld'a Kidney Pills their Cuticura Soap add Ointment se 1 sea for a sample and I began to use them with ver reputation. They are now known little faith, but to ]fly surprise I. loin fr011:1 the Atlantie to the Pacific as relief from the very ilrst.Iwashed ni the remedy that never fails to cure hands in warm -water with Cutleura Sea ti .LLiLJJW On Hands and 'Arms, Broke Outin Fine Rash, Had to Give Up Work, Could" Not .Rest; Cutioura Soap and 0 intniEnt ,Cured, Letnbnitly. Ont. "I had beep suffeieng far two years with eezerria Onany betide and arms.At first maaaand broke out In a fine • rash with a burning and ea iteatne that was bard to bear. The helling and burning wore so bad Iliad to seeatch 'illl iny hande and arras bled and were so sore I could' eat stand te pet them in 'water. I also had to givouP My Work, Then, it spread all over my aims. I could not rest at night as the bed clothes would irritate the ertiption every time I would stir or mo-ve ray hands, THE OREATORE IN THE BED, A Winches Experiences With a Het, Water Bottle, A youngtells on amusing story of his first visit to Loudon. Hie hostess, mindful of the greal change in cliumte to which the traV, eler had been subjected, wished to make him as comfortable as possible, Accordingly, when. she prepared has yam fel, the night, the put into (its be a rubber hot-water bottle, a con- trivance quite unknown in India, The young man retired, undressed, and got into bed. As he did so, his 'feet encountered a smooth, warm ob- ject, which he supposed tO be some kind of animal. In terror he leaped from the bed, and groped about for the light. T.inaccustorned to his sur- roundings, he was a long time in finding it; and at every step he trembled lest the unknown creature should attack him. At length be found the light, and looked about vainly ror a weapon, Ile was on the point of calling for help, when lie thought of trying tbe closet. There -he found several canes He selected the stoutest of them, and, resolved to try conclusions with the intruder. approached the foot of the bed, 'where he was somewhat protected by d the footboard, and raised his weapon y for a speedy blow, while with his .left hand he grasped the bedclothes t and began cautiously to turn them dowe, • Then, nerving himself for a f final effort, lie' tore the clothes frau( the bed, and struck viciously at the s round black object that he had ex - kidney disease, no matter •Where or a,nd, dried them with a soft cloth, then 1 pm in what. form it is found.• the Cuticura Ointment on and bandaged them with soft cloth. I used two boxes o Dodds Kidney Pills are no cure - the Cuticura Ointment with the Cuticura all, They simply cure diseased Soap and -used thdm. steady for. two month and they entirely cured me." (Signed) Mrs, Belena, E. McCall, May 17. 1013. A single cake f Cuticura. Soap and box of cuticura, Ointment are often sufficient when all else has failed. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Liberal sample of One blow was enough to oonvince him that the "annual" was lifeless, and always had been. His terror gave • place to amusement, and after he had f his laugh out, he went back to bed and 'enjoyed undisturbed repose until moraing. heads) between, t•heir sources of wa- the kidneys or are caused by clis- each mailed free, -with 32-p. Skin Book. ,ter supply and their homes. Of ordered kidneys failing to do their Address post -card Potter Drug 34 Chem. I late, however, the advantages of work. Corp., Dept. D, Boston, U. El. A. ' !aluminum for this purpose a,re be- •alg coming recognized, as it is not only mach lighter to carry but also much eheaper. Another important and rapidly extending- use for aluminum in In- dia is for manufacturing cooking utensils, especially kettles. grid- irons, saucepans, stew pans, frying pans, ete. Judge Not. There are numbers of circumstances which attend every action of a man's life, which can neve e come to the knowledge of the world—yet ought to be known and well weighed, before sentence with any justice can be passed upon hina. A man may have different views, and a different sense of things from what his judge.s have; and what he understands and feels, and what passes within him, may be a secret treasured up there deeply forever. SAFE AND SURE FOR LITTLE ONES Baby's Own Tablets are a safe and sure medicine for little ones. They never fail to regulate the bowels, sweeten the stomach and cure all the minor- ills of babyhood. Concerning them Mrs. Dunea.n Joy, Vancouver, B.C., writes: al- ways keep Baby's Own Tablets in the house and give them to my little one whenever -needed, as I think them the safest and surest remedy a mother can give her children:: The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi - eine Co., Brockville, Ont. There are in the 'United King- dom about three and a. half million cows, and on the average each yields 400 gallons of milk a, year. tier Reason. Hubby—I wondea why Kate does- n't mind her own businees. Wifie—She hasn't any. Hubby—Business 7 Wifie—No ; mind, PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itch- ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50e. "Sarah," said her mistress, "I told e-ou. to tidy up my room an hour ago, and here it is in terrible dis- order!" "is, ma'am, and I did," said Sarah; "but the master came in to put On a clean collar, and he lost his stud." Try Murine Eye R.esnedy If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart —Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Marine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c 50c. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic iubes, 25c, 50c. Eye Books Free- by Mail. An Eye 'reale Good for All Eyes that Need Cr Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago Re Understood Mumma Nature. The young doctor was buying fur- niture for the equipment of his new office. The eager salesman racked his brain to think of- soinetlaing else to sell him. He 'had. sold almost everything thatecould go in an of- fice, when he ha,d a happy thought. yes, surely, I nearly forgot that !" he exclaimed. "You need a The citizeu who wae brandiehing a d-oormat." fierce looking razor says- it wasn't suicide "Not a new one," mid the yound, e but earns he was thinking about. Need- sem:1dless to say his wife bought him Putnarct'e doctor. " "I'll get that a,t a hand tere. A. worn one will be a much better advertisement fOr me." Minard's Liniment Cures Carget In Cows, "Better. ' shave, old man." 44 "Why?". "I expeet they will play. FOE OF BOILED WATER. - kissing game's, and if so, you may Lind yourself disqualified for rough - Explorer Landar Always Takes HI's nese 1" Straight. The microbe mania has driven many people to injure 'themselves in re- fueing to drink ordinary water, ac- cording to Henry Savage Landor. The explorer declares that water, even from sources considered impure, is `Tle▪ d yen tell the boss you were often harmless, and cites -instances going to be married?"' "No; he'° when he has drunk from polluted down on all unions!" streams. • • "When you boll water you devitalize It," he explained in a recent diseuSsiOn Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria, of drinkingSony :water. "I have been drink- , . ey For Their King. Ing from streams and ponds in the tropics and all over the world for An English professor, who had been there is any danger in, water that is am convinced .aa fellow Audent and friend of Edward was appointed honorary physician to twenty-five years and 4 that people are wrong in believing that vII. when he was the Prince of Wales, dirty or that may actually have die his naa.jesta- shortly after he became sease germs in . king. The professor •was very proud it of this and wished his students to CA P I TA I- IZ I NG K ITCH EN ER. "I remember a five weeks' trip I , took with one of the American. °'° know of the 'honor . conferred Upon ditionary columns in the Philippines. him. So lie .wyote, upon the black - His Kind Act Did for One of The, doctors laid down absolute rules board in his classroom. "Professor H is Sub jects. • that no sorldier should drink water Baker is pleased to inform his students until it had been boiled or take a tbat he has been appointed honorary The Boston Transcript tells an . . physician to his majesty, King Ed - amusing story of One of the subjects . ward."- The professor' shortly left the of Lord Kitchener, consul general of roam, and wh6.4 he returned to meet le- HACKING COUGH OF TWO aelother class, he could not understand Egypt, who turned the power and Gone. s MONT s TAN why they should be se match amused itience of the famous English ;soldier to his personal profit. 1 ' \ H S II what he ba,c1 written Later,. how. While driving one day, Lord Tait- _1NG at ever, he discovered:that some one had . Was Restored to Her Anxious Fam chener noticed an old man in the Cured by Na.Dru.Co syrup a car efully added to his ennouncement ily When Hope Had street whom he recognized aan ic-1 Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne the foilowinv i Si. ,Tolin, N.B., Dec. 15th, --At one consul general ordered the driver to quaintance from the Sudan. The " "God save the King." You know how hard'it is to get ria of- ' time t was feared that Mrs. J, Grant, stop, and invited the old inan to take a cough that has hung " f°r even t" Of 3 White Ste woeld succumb to the a seat fet -the carriage. so the two weeke, let alone two months. So you Flowers, Fruit and danablna in January dewily ravages of advanced kidney drove together through the town, to willappreciate what Na-Drn-co Syrup of mid always, are to be found in 'California, freebie. "My first, attacks of back- the pIace to 'which the Sudanese Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne did the ideal wiziteriug place, teached cam - ache and kidney trouble began years wanted to go. 1 for Mr. Patrick Hollead oflaist B Taco 'ftittiiilYpriii:olinrIrovth bYw-gt.rciiqlgq, ago. For six years that dial mewing A few days later the dark friend of P. Pl. :f.' Ile says' - ' a via: the fastast valid T1I1L '30rst direleet, lr'ent1,4 en I ela Lord Kitchener ' wa,,V seen hoverin 1 hank' g cough for .g,.)iildst the Itrxurieue.surretuwittg,g of the club and. qbservation par. Pills of 1Vlandrake and al'utterrijil-t ' *teat! al being bowed down with pain, You see," the Soudanese answered, " lief that eune from la lit In "Why?" t 1 re;Ilreand 'pincer tsked 111111 wh6t Ile wailted, an dies, suffered fr°1111 a 0. be. O'faner afiked. ' ' ' I' threelottles was absolutely Mired " the S () 3 air 0insited. 4e OVailand 0iiy Tht hinque, f 14 d , ,, .es aze.., rfittiaattildtilt ntic)ocireil, ee'nr adftge4orti:ViV;g 11.44:tili8:114r3a4"q.,tIt:fi 1111tlegil)14-13reolfr'llnlie. Scientide cothr ti ' iaut:110 :NI pale has been present, Wh ' y in ensilled. about the British agency. At last g • over two month's, / triedin lor, POiftrori•te` iotterate-priced end herao- erted myself it was terribl "' t If 1 relight cold the pain. was tuten- but they falledtocsteirveeriailier•,8111.gi like Tourist ear, Three fi rile iiii,d traine Ve out 1 . last I tried Naepril-Co Syrup of I breed daily -The Overland Limited; fastest train durable. I used most everything, but "1 should so much like to dr! nothing gave that certain grateful re with Lord Kitchener once more," the ties have beei ' til c -'" Prt)P61.- 0 e,1 chietedyhe the best ploaration th.4 , 1 s app <Ta timi. B. lf, neymet Gen. nnexcelled kiinitt:13';;FPd,40310ceLlet"1., aliitd to*daY 1 "ain strong, enjoy splendid naively, "after my friendu end se. th!fer,a11,,,oh reliable tethedina )..1141. °it of Bated ilinOtrated Mattel` lurid AillAiertki: appetite, sleep soundly.1 quaintances saw,ine sitting at the side -uru-- 0 o yrup o imee , Licoriee and day 'on it ' oiwoks are, irioisisy le:Into my blood of Lord Kitchener:they taine t na era agent, 46 Yonge Street 3) . , with color, am 1 one after the et, attd Iroin' one 1. that has vet been offered for all sorts °°'"'°' ' °r6lit°' hank-..._...,-- that day that I heard of so grand received :SG, from another R2, from of c6Ids and °I1g118. Get a 25e e'r 5°e ' ' ' ' , a medicine as Dr. Ftanditon's rills." ethers 21, and 40 Wasters irona thol bottle front your DrUggist and see for ArWaYS lal.,,Igh When Yon oan ; it itivery woman should use these pills very nearest. They all belleved th t yourself how effeetive it is. National is a ohap niedioine, Marritnene 18 regularly betauSe good health per.; 't eoute Apoak in th6ir folrol.A0 TilmordErtl titd Chemical Co, of Canada, a pKIosophy nt well understood: and It's good, Vigorous honith that "And,' the old than added, "1 nutted, • 324 It is the $uOner side eif exietence. , i coulee to all who Use Th'. Ilamillon's should very muck like to 'see that ' , Mandrake and Butternut Pills, baPpen all over again." ED. 4,; iSI.E 5-14. Itinerate Liniment' 0111111 Gillienfite& bath in any river or lake because cholera was about. The pack animals were loaded down with cans in which to boil the water, and during that ex- pedition I do not believe a single soldier or officer drank water that had not been boiled, or ventured to bathe in any of the creeks or ponds that We ran across. 1 was the scandal of the party because I insisted upon drink- ing from the streams and lakes and refused to boil the water. I was the only man in the expedition who re- turued in a fit condition," Lander added that when he found tainted water he simply took less of it than he did of the pure. Contrary to the prevailing view, Mr. Landor's experience is that in doing without food one does not care much for water., He and two native servants were without food sixteen days during his exploration of remote parts of l3razil. "We had plenty of water during this starvation period/' said he, "but we took very little be- cause we did not want it. with ex- treme hunger went also the desire for water." '11 A Misfortune Teller. Robley -----I feel, awfnl. I.,just heard that I'll not get uncle's .money, my auto wiebe stolen, and. Grace will turn me clown for another. Wabyurn — Heavens, man, who told you that? - Robley—A 'fortune teller'. Wayhurrea-You -mean a misfor- tune teller, don't you? Looked Like Intended Suicide. Corn Extractor and hid tile razor -very wise, because Putnam' s cures in 24 hours; try it, 25cat all dealewt. • 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. Death Nearly Claimed New Brunswick Lady Nagle "Ilerviline" Ends Stiff Neck Litinbaon Highest grade beans kept whole and. mealy by perfect baking, retaining their full strength. Flavored with delicious sauces. They have no equal, FARMS Fon SAL. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street. Toronto, • YOU WANT TO BUY 03 SELL A • Fruit, Stook, Grain, or Dairy Farm. write II. W. Dawson, Brampton, or 9O Colborne St., Toronto, it, W. DAWSON, Colborne St., 'reroute. NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE, 7(1"1) HAVE SEVERAL etooD NEWS. V V Paper' properties for 60.10 in 'On. tario towns at right prieca. Apply quickly . 58 subscription renewal time le just open' ing. Wilson Publishing Company, 73 West Adelaide Street, Terente, NURSERY STOCK. TIZAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, FIFTY Varietteet Free Catalog. Alt:Connell & Son, Grovesend, Ontario. euspELLANEoils. TANTED, LADIES TO gao,,P"fsi*.gr.et o 61)are, time: geed Pay; work...cent any distanee; charges prepaid. Send stamp for particulars. National Manufacturing Company, .Montreal. CANGER, TUMORS, LUMP* ETC.. internal and external, cured with, out pain by our home treatment. Writer as before too late. Dr. Beilman Medias, Co., Limited. Collingwood, Ont. Any Curable Muscular or Joint mots. Pain is Instantly Relieved • CORNET by Nerviline. erten-44 GET TRIAL BOTTLE 30 -DAY. You don't have tb wait all day to get the kink out of a stiff neck if you rub on Nerviline. And you don't need to go 'round complaining about lum- bago any more. You can rub such things away very quickly with Nerd - line. It's the grandest liniment, the quickest to penetrate, the speediest to ease muscular pain of any kind. One twenty-five cent trial bottle of Nerviline will cure any attack of lum- bago or lame back. This has been proved a thousand times, just as it was in the ease of Mrs. E. J. Grayden, of Caledonia, who writes;—"I wouldn't think of going to. bed with- out knowing we had Nerviline in the house. I have used it for twenty ,odd years and appreciate its value as a family remedy more and more every day. If any of the children gets a stiff neck, Nerviline cures quickly, If it is earache, toothache, cold on the chest, sore throat, Nerviline is always my standby. My husband once cured himself of a frightful attack of lum- bago by Nerviline, and for a hundred ailments that turn up in a large fam- ily Nerviline is by far the best thing to have about you." General Confusion. A captain inspeeeing his Com- pany one morning came to an Irish- man who evidently had riot shaved for several days. 'Doyle," he ask- ed, "how is it you hayenit slia;ved this morning?" . "But I did, sir." "How dare you tell me that with the beard you.'have on your face?" "Well, ye -see, .sor," sbammered Doyle, `theree was nine UV us to one looking -glass, an' it must be thot in the. -gineral coefusion 01 shaveel some other man's face." He—"I always loved the good and the beautifnl: She—"Oh, John, what a pretty way 'to ask me I" --- - The -whole of human...virtue may he reduced to speaking the' truth always and doing geod,to others. You will find relief in Zarn-Buid It eases the burning, stinging pain, stops bleeding and brings • ease. Perseverance, with zani.. • oak, means cure. Why not prove this? 4DruggitsotAelta stores.— , To lninattiati - our wondarNI sew sYstemaf tokohtat t ) Elwin by ma% tflollo, Come., Guitar,Now $nd Organ, toll! eta yap dandy Instrument absolutalyKREE and snatanal N. to tankbp Yon • iPlayaC or no altars°. Cotanloto outflt YREV. 41,013l. offer' to Brat pop11. Write at once. stureesteistra COMUIPONDENCE 5214001, OF MUSIC, elnit. DO YO17R STOCKINGS SHRINK from washing and hurt you? Do the children complain? The IDEAL STOCKING STRETCHERS make old stoekings feel and wear like new. relieve tired feet. ease corns and save darn. Ing-. Two sizes, adult and child. ren'e. 60e, a pair by mail. I. E. YORK di CO., Waterford, Ont. IZaWainOte'Z'OLZ/S: The dose intimacies of old age seem to consist in comparing gouts and rheeniatiz, LiQuiPloRHUR IT 14 NOT A PATCNT MEDICINE) 10 97 per cent. pure Sulphur, liquefied by n. few other ingre- dients just BS pure and health- ful. You can use it safely and 1:vilfe profitably as an ANTISEPTIC. 'Pry it on that cold sore, or any other sore you may have. Leading nurses ' recommend it. Price, 50 cents a bottle. For sale by all druggists. If your druggist, does not carry it remit direct to SUL- PHUR PRODUCTS, LIMITED, 168 Bay street, Toronto, and send in his name. .111,P1-1UR PROWT3 THe NEW WAY "Licks the Bucket Clean" Blatchford's Calf Meal As good as New Milk at half the Cost. 0 /I Ara .CALF MCAL. • 100 pounds makes 100 gallons of Pdrfeet Milk Substitute. Send for pamphlet, "How to Raise Calves Cheaply and Successfully Without Milk.", STEELE, BRIGGS CO.) At your Dealers or Toronto, Ont., Canada. To read the Bible through at the rate of a chapter a day would take' three years and three months. .• Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta Mrs. Exe—"I can't get my davveh- ter to take any interest in: kitchen work at all."' Mrs. Wye ---"Have you tried' calling it domeStic sel- f • 00007" - , 110TEL TI1A1(1VIORE ()N TI1E OCEAN FRON.T, ATLANTIC CITYy N. 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